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PERTH, SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1921

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HIGHGATE. o'clock sharp. Self - Determination for Ireland Elocution. their numbers at 'he girls were Wednesday evening's euchre tour- the elocution crass on Tuesday even League of Australia. They had a very enjoyable :lament was a great success. There

pro. Carnival for mo, tH.1 one week as great originally intended. Featured by

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was a big crowd of ladies and gentlemen competing for the prizes. The successful ones were, in order, Mr. The Le Page and Mr. Gallagher.

ing. lesson, and ssem to be making great progress, and we think next time they have a debate v. ite the C.Y.M.S. the boys won't hace a chance at all.

. there 01 the Robert Emmett Branch, Leederiiii 'a t lily inceting every tlepa..tut,it oc taste 1 he yule. should be no fear of their erring. Council of the Self -Determination Dance. Cinderella former gentleman kindly donated After the elocution the orchestra had forwear. on ari just provide office to failure since that those interested A general meetine of the above the first prize back to the young practice. League teas3 had at the Miss Townsend has kind A fortnight has elapsed alive The Cittilerdla dance organised through to keeping and there Walter Mr. in Arranmore fact, down 16th held the go was public August commenced getting the branch Tuesday, operat!ons While ly volunteered to take charge of the and the building W. Dwyci Young Ladies' Club Stall. .Mesdames lic. deit is inst., 9th Membecause be pleased. to on Tueeday, which in the caair. with and being Dwyer Schoolroom orchestra, and we feel sure thee tn./small served being in connection with the Westralia to the situatioa, evening, was the supper Wednesday Fete one of a Quilty last hers of the Council present: Mrs. when a good number were present Bands. amuseFair, and at present the Carnival sired to make the sideshows kept the people occupied. der her able leadership 'the sub's anYthin.; ever sub- gave opportunity for much dancing Mrs. Edwards, Mrs. Quilty, considering the very inclement wea- Misses McCornish and Begley kindlyl musical talent will be displayed to Hurley, Square evidiaires a very animated, kind eclipsing of to i, C.c schedule relaxation el, following of this ment and the Misses O'Doherty and ther. The meeting, which took the obliged with songs, which were even more advantage. 1 he dance floor has ' mitt,' before to the citizens -The next appearance. enthusiasts_ The Town Ilall. Perth, dates on which the Plaids will per- and O'Reilly; Messrs. Jones, Dowling, form of a social evening, was openbeen erected and further structure. State. greatly appreciated 'ay the audience, practice night will be Monday in the was well atiemial by .1 large num- form: Stall alitchell. R. E. and J. P. ed by the vice-presalent, Mr Cal- and the club's orchestra rendered a parish hall, so come along all our formation. -Back. O'Dwyer, c.f Switch are in process A "Cinonlookers. I. --Perth City m,l of friemIs October ber Saturday, he and address Edwards opening In his lopy. Walsh, O'Neill, Keane, the switch- derella" always commends itself to Band. holders and iith-rs .,,wei-ned should selection. Miss Townsend kindly musicians and help to make the Albeit Imaging a Secreta,y. i.pologies were re - put forward for adoption a tele- played for the dances. work light and show the enthusiasm take a walk di IW11 ti the ground and back is at last evidencing some as- a great many people, and apart alonday, October 3. -Young Men's the ccivcd and aecepted fecal Dr. Horan gram of sympathy that had been have a look at what has been done. sumption of shape. Enquiries arc from active participation the sight Christian Association Band. was tournament is on of the club is still there. Our next euchre which Ry..n, J. T. td Mrs. Bryaii to P. A. sent he necessary Mr. it will the and way, the for By at present being made well 'merits attendance :J. all times. Tuesday, Octaber 4..--alcalahon's Correspondence.-From Mr. H. J. unanimously agreed to. Vocal items Wednesday, August 24th. in the August Appeal. allot stallholde.-.' positions, and to construction of one, and if the in- Those who did go were quite satis- Concert cards, 8/ cash, were rendered by Mrs. Carmody, parish hall, in aid of the Refresh that end the executive would be tention is realised in its entirety, fied, and taking comments subset Wednesday, October 5. -44th Bat- East'eat, enclosing The Home of the Good Shepherd ment Stall. This promises to be a and asking 'or information re pro - Mr. Stunner, and Mr. Le Crae. The glad if they would get interested. the novelty will 13c a ade, costing quentiv as a critericri of the attrac- talion Band. Bros. Healey gave a line display of bigger success that. the last, and as Appeal is drawing to a close. The da. The committee will be calling them the Appeal nothing, and the com- tion provided patrons in conversaThursday. October 6. -Perth Sal- Padan Coonan before, there will be good prizes, rally at Mrs. McGrade's was very asking for Irish step -dancing. From J. MeLinden, together with the object in view, and mittee will have the enjoyment of tion afterwards .141 net unfavour- cation Army Silver Band. for next delivered an eloquent and dainty refreshments, and good music. satisfactory. The girls came along Council the of approval so arrange fur the selection of loca- being able t, hao-1 On device to the ably make the remarks iSet 7. - Perth Police Oetolier lridap, of Ro- This is our last entertainment in the feeling as though they had achieved life in the on Council lecture near local touching of a the formation tions. The time is drawing lisplay. 'Telles" as e worthy addition to cor.cerning Band District as provided bert Emmett, and with snort poems hall, as our tern ctoesn't come again, a victory, which we feel sure they for holding the hit; Fete. so it has their collection of material. But S. -Young Aug. the Fremantle October Hall. Saturday, Keough's the lec- so we want it to be a grand success will do at the ead of the month. The made de Moore, was It Thomas by convene for in the Constitution. been deemed essentia Ito the executive still further crave League Band. Cinderella Dance in 'Ketragkes Hall Mr. Benbe gie ture very interesting, Although another dance was held tralia a nreetjng of ti". wce:ers at the the indulgence of readers. They Day, October 1st sided the necessary epprovel First Aid. On Children's on Wednesday was great, and in Sturby Mr. in no seconded suffered night. it moved, the same nett on inst., Savor.Hotel, on Monday, 29th this want someone to 1.3ok after in an- ( a f ternoon), the following will also vela La- met% a vote of thanks to Mr. J. CooYoung was quite deed these girls worked very hard, tecre night the Catholic Friday On From at 8 p.m., when it is hoped everyone. show. Who will volunteer to do way by the counter -event provide music:but were more than compensated by members of the clashing rest the stating and the Perhaps place. nan girls Highgate, of along for First provided other crowd along at will come a large dies' Club interested No one should reed to be so? Clontarf Orphanage Band. club was not yet advanced for the musical portion of the pro- Aid. Dr. O'Meara gave his fourtif the profits resulting from the night. with all information regarding their pressed in this sphere of activity. of dates wag a trifle unfortunate, Orphanage Girls' that the for St. Joseph's Miss Kathleen Dunn and Miss May concluded litThe meeeng very but made class, gramme. it, neverthelese, There nursing. are but "Speakers' commita home the on lecture enough stunts and thus enable Hampers. tle (life rence, if any at all, because Ba rip the matter later on. by singing of "God Save Ireland." only two more lectures before the Mann were pianistes, and everything tee to know what they have done, ana Tramways Boy would take Railway went off without a hitch. danKier the year at season of Di. night this and during for of each Walsh now it only remains so they dose Miss exam., At the From and supply any reeparemente Peter Lalor (Perth) Branch. at rage. and. therefore, ScoutsBandd. those who are anzious to get their need. In this respect the joint or- the Fair, it will he necessary- for ces are the General Notes. the nan, relative to League matters All the Bands will parade unable being the branch to Owing supply, over for he an there can never gain all make provision along and that to come to certificate to intimate -holders wish stall ganisation Northam. main streets to the Fair There is a rally for all members of to secure a speaker for the usual the knowledge possible. We think arrival early the of view rigorous attention must be given their wares and articles on sale at the demand for which being very In The W.A. Caledonian Pipe Band which some have a lot of room for improve- of the club in Keough's Hall on meeting to this, because in the lay -out of the Fete, and for which purpose it much greater tl an all needs. Misses will march through the stretas every our delegates from the National fortnightly public branch eolds in the Hibernian ment in bandaging and thermometer Thursday, August 25, and the bus!. Convention. it was decided to or. the stands. etc., it is imperative the exe- is suggested that each lady' in Hardie and Allen are to be compli- night. on no meeting A will be there ness will be most important. Hall, their a on mving such a successful on loan of mented for the them arrange to l'now these details, charge cutive should tanise a welcome Billy Goat Race. general eleclica is to take place, and August 21st. The Branch and they would like to here men- large hamper, wherein to place her evening. return, the details to be left to the Sunday, delight, archildren's Royaia For the P. J. is in geen negother business that has (Mr. President ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. HiWanted, The desirable for protection. most goods secretary. it is tion that and are being made for a presidentHall lected for want of a meeting night was suggested. should hopes of being able to secure the the ladies in charge supply a list of Who is will ng to donate an as- rangements Kerbstone Markets. Goat Race, and nominations bernian services of that most able and elowill be dealt with. The committee 9 Ileals -street, Beaconsfield. what they intend to provide. partitwo Billy sortment of Creep brooches, it be available. The president rethe interest through with been Is. each. It has 1921. for which will be the Very Rev. FaAugust 17th. has to have three more members, quent lecturer, cularly in connection with raffles, in evinced by Mr. Callaghan. of John - dozen small. he and 'other members of Self -Determination sweepstake of 10/. Further de- ported Lockington, Provincial of we some ther S.J., The Secretary, and want of the girls out. dinner the attended order that she necessary arrange- street, West Perth, and Mr Capel bottle cruets. E.P. Japanese vases. atails council League, South Fremantle, will he published later, but the Jesuits of Australia. during his side the parish on the committee. ments can be made by the office, ("Yorkey"), who are co-operating playing cards, many cheap alarm meanwhile and reception tendered. to Messrs. the entrants are invited. visit to in SepWestern Australia so as every district will have a rethe by Mott and the Sisters of Daly -On behalf Dear Sire and which will be entrusted with this with Messrs. A. and J. Thompson. clocks, mirror -backed shaving stands Edwards Members of the branch of St. Joseph's, I wish to thank the presentative on, the executive. Punching Ball, Etc. During the Carnival week E. Jackson, F. Davie.% Hales, and Thermos flasks. cheap watches, and work. Fremantle branehes, and that ar- tember. committee also the to and will be ads The time hhs come remind the great 3e Id, doregistering reflected of I:12 their rafthe sum weignt made League for canvassing assistants a the rangements Two lifters, Maa tooth paste. A stunt is now in Mrs. Hale, of the Produce vised of the next public meeting in nated to the Beaconsfield Stall at girls that their subscriptions are four clown machines, credit on she organirers. On the THE des will have occasion to go to the kets, James -.street, that the Kerb- process of making. and the execu- punch ball, RECORD 'Mirror." and nearly due again. All half -yearly was it Wishing shooting Edwards, bamer. takings, Mrsthe forthcoming their of deposit a cigarette "Bank" and one fortuna, suggestion stone Markets will be a feature of tive are requiring tt!eae articles. more am, subscribers will note that September the League every success. Hessian. and they must eci armed with the the Westralia Fair. As explained game, and other devices will consti- decided to keep branches 1st is the beginn'ng of our halfFather LocIdngton's Lecture, Sep. yours sincerely. information as to what stall they in a previous note, this., institution Several lengths of this material tute another attraction to be instal- in touch with the work ofof the year. the tember 5th. M. II U TCH1N SON. are attached., and what raffle they will possess all the characteristics of are needed. If any reader could led on the ground in charge of Mr. Council by having a copy executive tc conweekly will undertaken the "teller" has A are conducting. The minutes supply same the committee would Bridger, who and convenience. the present-day The no: meeting inserted in THE RECORD. trol these contrivances. ask such questions for entrica in his commodities of every description he greatly :313lieed. A request was made from the velties should prove a big draw. book. The whole ,thing will be will be on sale. It might be incidenBucking Pony. You Peter Lalor Branch for a speaker carried on with this system. and tally mentioned that the ladies and Helter-Skelter. horse many interested so With Mr Dowlaccordup Made must be his books with the Aunt Sally, for its next meeting. to above will ob- owners in Perth, e no referred gentlemen Combined difficulty deliver please tain wholly and solely the necesing generously offered to Will stallholders ingly. in meeting the Helter-Skelter, seen so much at an address. . make a note of this wish, and give sary produce required carnival lothe ought to be experienced for this par, be fa- Point Walter from spectacular National Irish the from report it immediate attention by submit- stunt, including poultry, fruit, etc. this wish. Should the A ef_,-apart r7Lig-Ali.g-14 joint- organis- cations, vourably received, suggesting Sep. ting written reports to, the meeting tremendously to the Concert Committee -1 Calico. :staglili, ation would welcome an immediate fect, will add of the 'he date as 21st tember at the Savov Hotel on Monday evestablished to be features wealth of and that His Majesty's Through the courteea O.1 Mr. response. e ening. the 29th past. at the Westralia Fair. Mr. P. concert, Barrel Orgam In view of the ... . .... -.._._ Bros.. .-___ Ahern, of Messrs. Brennan On ReVy-Toitt. Wright will supervise the construc- Theatre beofengaged. Hurdy-Gurdy, af a 124/4/, plus attendants. with knows has meet supplied Who huge cost the Appeal __it rirle:44iLWithout this feature the scheme and there is no doubt that the Town take to decided donation of twenty yards with attendant, and. of course, the tions, was it by patronised well la will would not he 'complete- Mesdames a further for both posters. This is in proverbial monkey, or, perhaps,. a they Hall, and that the concert be re:tnd the old. P. Barrett and Warirop have now of calico disprevious gifts made by cub bear, to aid to the host of at- the youngMerry -Go -Round. peated if possible. A short taken charge of this stunt and mak- addition to the noFor the Fair? at tractions to the Appeal. cussion took place on the Peace the firm ing the necessary arrangements acan up -toand beats, swing With velty there is jhst enough room to proposals, and it was eventually deHoop-la. cordingly. accommodate this further enhance- date musical merry-go-round, this cided to wire to the National CounMeetingMr. Feldt has kindly consented to ment. By someone supplying such excellent form of recreation at the cil, saying .ve desired to bs associaThere will be 3 conference of ladies take charge of this attraction at requirement, ke or she will have Fete should be a welcome contributed with any action proposed to be -convened at the instance of the the Fair. met a felt want. The committee tion to the entertaines.ents en theis taken to assist the negotiations, but -71.13r7,1"42111 Ole a7J. Ducks. the Home of the Good a Sisters are anxioqs to have the forthcom- 1st of October. Mr. P. Burke would not interfere with Ireland's Mc- ing event one surp..ssing anything providing all that is wanted, Mesdames Gilbertson and and undoubted right to make her own Shepherd to-moreow aiternoen, the ty-,1 will this novelty on Cann control re -paint21st inst. _,744 we would support of its kind previously either in this with the rearieat:one and decision, and the 1st October. Freak Dance. State or elsewhere, - and therefore ing which they have been under- their action after that decision was have set out with the fixed deter- going the rhew should look nice made. Chung Wah Association. The Young Ireland Society will After the weekly accounts were The executive have great Plea- mination of making it so popular as and commend itself favourably to be holding this benefit stunt on the C-4 6th. proz., it the Hiberniar. Hall. sure in announcing that the Shung to warrant the continuance of the all. The musk is to he special, a passed, the meeting concluded. regarding the future notes Watch for Wah Association, through this matter. courtesy of the president (Mr. mechanical orchestra Laving just rein W.A. from Louey), have kindly consente d to Kite. cently arrived from abroad, and the run a stall at the Westralia Fair, Carnival will give it initial introMessrs. W. H. Burford ant Sons, which will be supervised and manduction to the Commonwealth of North Fremantle, are kindly ned by several member,* of that Ball. placing at the disposal of the Appeal organisation. The stand will be an Elaborate arrangements are at a kite to lee anchored at Committee tistically decorated with Chinese present in train respecting a big the Fair. This will be flown, and lanterns and Celestial wall colourball on September 21st next, at St. illueainated should loot: pretty at ings and drawings, and on the Some Perth. George's Hall, nigh. Keep an eye open for the whole the representatian at the surprises are already in hand to sight. Fete should prove a source of great but arrives, dat the when launch attraction. The development is Messrs J. Kitchen and Sons. Everything in Music or Books Advertis'ed-FROM US suffice it to say at the moment that gratifying Indeed, and to and This firm has expressed great de- highly vet interested should everyone Mr. Loney, as the result of whose light at the opportunity of being endeavours such aid make an enquiry. All will remem% % %% has been afcalled upon to extend some assist- forded, the ber the annual ball promoted in the 9.30~04300WOOMMEAAWs committee desire to exance, and as a set-off have donated tend interests of the Home of the. Good their very best thanks and apthe a large parcel of goods for use in con- preciation and times, pre-war in Shepherd fur the assistance 30 rennection with the Hoopla and Gro- dered. impending event will be a happy recery stand. vival of those days. Tickets will Drawing for Places. Barnes. shortly he out. At the meeting on the 29th inst., The following few things are to Children's Plain and Fancy Dress be disposed of by raffle at the the drawing for stalls is to be deciBall. Fete: -Cameo brooch, a sheep, ded. With the plan on view, every At the Cambridge -street Town the keeper-ring, load of coal, chitch of facility will be provided for Hall, West Leederville, on Monday, e chickens, a_ savereiem, a heifer, a purpose desired. the 22nd inst., a children's plain and THE NEWEST SHAPES IN AI.L THE POPULAR SHADES dress ring, order on aentist, Indiane Erratum. fancy dress ball will take place, and AND STYLES. goods, lawn hair, fire screen, a large judging from present indications inadvertence, the organThrough doll valued at 11P, and fancy articles, isation of Caledonians at present asshould loom large on the date namMore will be enumerated in the next sisting in connection with the Aped. The effort will be in aid of the MODERATE IN PRICE, SMART IN DESIGN, EXCEPTIONAL notes, Wattle Stall. Special prizes; are to peal was incorrectly named. The IN VALUE. Grocery Stand. be awarded for Iliglaand dancing. committee wish to intimate to reain ders that the. designation "W,A. With extensions of support are in circulation, and don't 'rickets GENTS' VELOUR FELTS, SILK LIMING, BACK, NATURAL the provision of wares from several Caledonian Pipe Band" should be fail to secure ore. SIZES, 6 5.8 and 7 1-8, 92/quarters, and the energy the execu- substituted in lieu of the "W.A. Oddments. tive are infusing into this stunt, Pipe Caledonian Society," as preIt is hardly imagined t- what GENTS' VELOUR FELTS, BLACK, LIGHT FAWN, 35/there is hope of someene betoming viously announced. The publicama cast-off material, and extent interested yet. The meeting on the tion in the last notes that this GENTS' FUR FELTS, DRAB, SLATE, BEAVER, BLACK, such as clippings of cloth of all co29th inst. might be fruitful in secur- body was out to do everything patches, samples 25/-, and shades, lours 27/6, 32/6. 22/6, awesome lady or gentleman con- possible to aid the big effort must of any description whatever, carde cerned. The committee are antici- have made deep impression, and in AND (ROUGH), SLATE, BLACK, GREY, FELTS GENTS' and crinkled brown twine, board, pating this way. interviews since with the executive BROWN, 22/6. paper, small bottles for perfume, Boxing. much can be expected of them in assorted veilings, embroidery. fancy BEAVER, FAWN, This feature is being organised by a very short while, GENTS' FUR`FELTS, DK.. SLATE, straws, voiles, ribbons, millinery, U are invited to Mr. A. Boyland, in conjunction with Busy Bee. GREEN, 18/s pieces of cambric or unused boxes, mr. Lynskey, who is in charge of lining, trimmings, silks and satin of the utilise to it is intended As 15/ SLATE, our Furniture, BROWN, inspect the GREY, arrangements LIGHT 'Old Coolgardie," GENTS' FUR FELTS, any variety, all of which can be of help in constructing the rfegarding which now proceeding offers put to much service 1 y the Good a Busy Bee will need to be GENTS' WOOL FELTS, BROWN, SLATE, RLACK, LIG1IT with such vim as to ensure to pat, Fair, which is All made by Home the Sisters at and with the object in rons on the 1st October some very arranged, GREY, 9/6. PRICES are ALWAYS RIGHT in making email dolls, pirecushions. ask for view, the committee again competitions. interesting and other dressing-table utilities. White Australians, and and assistance in this important Every Article Sold is the Work of a Master SAMPLE FELTS (WOOL), ALL SIZES, 7/11. Tents and Marquees. haberdashThere must be a lot of urgent connection. Craftsman er- accessories of this sort daily gBOYS' WOOL FELTS, SLATE, BROWN, FAWN, 7/11. Have the thought ever in mind to to Buy Direct from the Caretaker. Come and choose what you prefer for immediate ing to waste, soil seemingly value be on the look -out fn.- these require2/11. GI, re, '10 SPECIAL BOYS WOOL FELTS, SIZES 6 1.8 Applications f et' tins position, less, and if they were sent to the delivery, or, if you want us to hold it for you ments -many are needed; and if Tel 8780. Factory. on the 31st inst , are inAppeal office aerial he most welcomfor future delivery we will. any readers are able to Provide these turnable vited from realer:3. Terms may be ed. Already ., le line been sent essentials they are asked to com- obtained headquarters. at on calling what No our am realise forward. a municate with headquarters immeif Leave a note tinder the door lovely things nave been made by diately. there is nobody there when paying the Sisters out of these odds and Flags, Etc. a visit to the loom. ends. For spectacular display the coDonation Received. Spruikers. lour scheme must play a big part. the the Fair, for Mr. J. D. Moonesse attired Suitably To give this effect, flags, bunting, and st aiih.1der:5 fabrics of all hues should be garner- executive trustomit Nog close give to do not ed together, and altaough the com- others Father Leekingeon's Lecture, Sepremittee have not received much news attention to this very special origin tember 5th. concerning this matter, they trust quirement. In a quaint and

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land would be but a shuttlecock for (From Our Correspondent). JUVENILE CONCERT foreign nations. with an aggressive We had the -privilege last Sunday erileyaug, amid most a She Stall, England. policy towards iccadilly . the of to aid lii our usual Sunday celeof having will,. LC 6tuxes,mul calm St. would have to compete against pow juvenile concert was held in 12th. brated by Father Gerald O'Callaclew', um ..ime culanvtaee ,untru,(A letter from Dr. Cyril Bryan.. ugust 11 Friday, erful commercial nations such as Shan. He eignalised cis first cornon Hall neto elary's both are wino,. They hog toe in proof thereof. Len Harrop was the young England and Amer:ea, and as she ging amongst us by calling out quite London, July 13, 1921. lay week 111 eel .ne no) s LAW.) u,i i ues who have not only Master who organised the enter- is totally devoid of mineral resources a number of banns for marriage. Euston wealthy men, iepre,,tita, , vet 11,1,1 tne I have just returned fromthe .ast. lose for the c a re, butae gentleman to lives their and we cuegratulate him such as coal she would find her in - His coming was apparently none arriall to samtainment, I witnessed came to blessing where his Station. virisues send to tan priceless upon Pope and LOCO the homes Magpie. the dustries crippled. Mr. Gowans con - too soon, as the matrimonial mar Bessie and L:."111k1 patronise val of President de Valera, Arthur beautifulOf such men are "those and shuicseeysosuothffuthlepefruirctieorns. ple Luc tio,p, my nieces and nephews one of these tended that an inch republic would kit out here has been rather dull "eermoy, druume rill!, the value the Apos- .tie menu Count Pitirkett. Captain sores. 3.5 ,,expensed uy Grithth, they if so days, hne i? einers!" submitSinn was be financially embarassed in its infor a long time. uey. 4U, following programme Barton, Austin Stack. Erskine Chiltau --eureites 111 :uce a lauaeure tolic Benediction they had asbetter you Flemming; sure Cheered. Miss fancy, as foreign nations . are all hat um Overture, Macready Bess),-. of Dubted: posA magnificent streamer carnival, was Mayor Aunt the Lord Dear as soon support dens, and truer _lorner and the into euterpriet, get e s. recipresent struggling cum.' boys; 24 "Bells of Peace," organised by the Chiidren of Mary, Leaving Dublin at 8 this auusu chess evies; in toe "C are sible. The Irish news was hopefu l greatly appreciated especially Mr. lin. Two years ago, bc'ore I wasGrit- chorus, Master recent the in sustained Harrop; %on, losses huge L. wiessi neat the at Arthur tation, eeee in London has been announced, and will even of out saw uurieu ties att. on, WOO OrgailiSect a par- morning, they arrived established at hours in Dublin, I week ago-its a bit And the "One of These Days," Master R. war and would ccnseceuently show tuate on Thuranay night, August zverytning toss so iresu apleasant circle this week, but God J... eavisig. fi.,,th for the first tune. ey crone toe Vans!? ci tilt. oacreu 6 p.m., and are now and small any Harvey; for Miss spriageuse solo, sympathy scant violin was muVety doors dear, few Corkhill; a almost, Hotel. in the Cambridgestreet Hall, 25th, atlU Bessie asked, and green, question I :taw tzst 1nose present the Grosvenor is watching the issue, Ireland, as a Leederville. In first recitation, Master J. Gregor; dance, struggling republicThese carnivals are from His t.eart. uays matte one :eel true 30) If Ireland becomes a Republic, and He will nut depart again were e' a llicrs terowley, Moloney, and away from Buckingham ofPalace. sad automatically "Mr. be many duet, would its republic, or McKerrow; M. their artowards Miss spite and in and sparkling entertain uncertatn:N. pretty attitude in of the her tne, Write spite 1 so not what will be l'acc, WOO ncCe. Wafinly weicumeu to ea . Faithful people. "The Working Man," Maeters McKerrow died with the enormous response mints, and are thoroughly enjoyed to of several England?" replied, a crowd pleased was there are all rival, Griffith We uecoraI'he attractions, i snauia care ' tor tlayee often. rather ACV. by "rte write chorus, "Annie Lau- bility of providing for defence, be the large number who are privieart-and-parti- tree scneme ,arr.eu. out Uy a Oust thousand at Euston. and the dis- Irish Republic will be the best and O'Connor;, caange -sue in the country in our have you with us, an intensely friend, in fact the only friend Eng- rie," boys; recitation, Master L. which under dominion rule would be leged to assist at them. In the city.' Au the tanners broaci cularly your loving 0f witting wore- rs an.l tne myriad tinguished visitors got As a doE. Thornbon guaranteed by England. Miss song, their Griffith train the Harrop; wearing As Arthur BESSY reception. are hearty AUNT Joe by Mr. postases." set land big district tit coeoueed crops.in the Ile took ough violin solo, Miss Harvey; minion Ireland would obtain finer:in, all eves were attracted does not waste words. eat smiles, for their growing diem, made toe hale a scene of steamed Leaves," Mas- cial assistance from England, and spienthe Tying "I'm sensible song, vigorously every are who was man that a towards cases, of granted guests for lacy it majority cilarmning troces se tee by pri25 Tuckfield-st., Fremantle, make any a particular corn- person knew that England has not' ter S. Stenson. The final number her industries be supported (From Our Corespondent.) away. Reason enough to spienuour, whilst Int. mini ty also pointing towardsreausirg Gowans July 27th, 1921. 1 am nut so the mean- a friend in any of the nations. was a scene from Shakespeare's vate English capital. Mr.firebrands, termer smite, isn't it! broadly just lent armee. charm to toe !unction pertinent, and crowd am A Grand Euchre Party. were Bessy,-1 he Dear Aunt warning following concluded by when The John." rot "King tile in surged that mouth ing of it. the people who night Those and sure that I sinrie very gele.y -end 01 night week a the et was to be Mrs. J. Flynn and Tier assistants Ireland, spending Master of W. the ultra -patriots for the back from Suddenly a hush. suc- about France's friendship for Eng- the characters:-Hubert, 1 gaze upon my garden, Subiaco, at or nappiness, fur ale Lilow that the direction. shadhave a organised a grand euchre after place reaching Master in six cousin's L. lest at my Arthur, careful talk Moylan; Prince nearly cheerfriendship, of burst ceeded by a mighty America's or land, something weeds seem to grow was lot I so acnievea much; success party very substance. and dance, which cornea off in the lose How- which I enjoyed "Big Harrop; First Executioner, Master ow they should the merely at the bidding of times as quickly as the flowers. you near to toe heart vi ell. reaugnter ing greeted the appearance inname Mr. Hill, the Hibernian leader, the North Perth Town Hall next it the other thought I would write andontell doorway of the man whose. Money." They are paid to do so R. Corkhill; SecondMiss Executioner, tnings, in sway ever, on going to inspect tne to Friday aiong there He Tuesday rippled night, August 23rd. The arrived "court." it. I Harrop offithe then addressed sweet pea about for an object. And now, look at Master J. Gregor. morning 1 discovered odeother all alai to toe lean y mcienrignt has thrilled the world these three the piano, ar d Master L. stated that before Ireland was prizes are: First, two guineas; se. sweet night. and as it was late we went or- or four years past-Eamonn de the happenings in Dublin last week. ciated atacted tee rag, actually in bloom, while latest we the or day next waltzes cond, a of by pair geese; third, elbs. of The owners bed. manages. At rightful es stage "filched" its went to from of followTry and realise it if you can: Mac. Harrop peas show promising signs Now permeated Valera. in of the entertainment Henry II., every man was free and choice butter. Everything is that into town in the morning, and after eilestra seemed to bL times. ready, the English General, the the conclusionKearin The Policemen! ing the good example. Solicitous the match of spirit football trie apple-pie order a to the weer thing for large we went such attend congratulated no happy. was lunch Father There Rev. gradually, head of tOe soldiers and the Black the days are lengthening was held at Subiaco, and it 'stances. result amounteu to a clear thanked the all were equal in ance. special precaution had been and and parwhich poor; proNo children, the as and have rich good that !JIM forces very the and make Tans, plants should On last Thursday, at Mn:D. as was very exciting. Fremantle won, prom tit suu. Again tiee committee taken by the authorities, and only deluged Ireland with the blood of ishioners for their attendance that the land. Mr. Hill then produced a gress, shouldn't they, especially few so you bet we were glad. My cousin are to tie congratulate,: on the com- 'the usual half-dozen ccnstables were innocent Iiish people, old men, preg- evening. large sheaf of statistics taken from Keane's residence, Wanneroo-road, this year there have been very for Freman- menaabie prompt tune in arriving on the spot. to and Osborne amusing Park, a large number of v as It that Subiaco, for showing was Almanachurt this Whittaker's to little children. Grand Sacred Concert. frosts up to the present As de Val- nant women, so we were both satisfied. Then as a umance-sheet. note what followed. was more than favourably friends assembled to hid goodbye to actually cheered I was transplanting some tle, On Tuesday, Atieu, itah, a grand Ireland them. fen on a lavish era stood in the doorway unable to man MacreedytheisMansion and supplied Mr. and was Confession, Mrs. Readen and to make oupper to countries we went European with to compared boxes House seed concert was held in St. couble balsams from the day, when very tired when we returned home. scale. overy ming teeat goes to ap- descend because of the press again- as he goes to suitable presentation. Many approximately equal area. He a Forgiveness, sacred Mary's Church. The church was of to the garden the othercame along On Sunday morning we went to pease tne requie surer ts of the st the side of the train, these pol- talk about a Truce! speeches were made, expressing re Act the before that showed the also is said. well filled, and the items submitted of Union, taxation per head was gret at their denarttee, and wishing "Jacko," our magpie, lathed out Mass; in the afternoon we visited greatest critic was supplied by a ice began to force their way through many Irishmenof have Well. people. Irish fault mischief greatest St. pure order. of highest the out of were and to uanu of woreero WJAke energy anu the crowd. Very tactfully and in. the Museum; then proceeded trait in Irish Mary's Choir opened the programme less, population greater. industries them luck in their new home. each plant as soon as I had ithim be as con- carefully they did it-it was such it is the outstanding the people i King's Park, where we had a fine entnusiasm seenied its history with Mozart's First MassMr. T. more prosperous, and When I attempted to chase I canine cert pitch. of an improvement on the Black and character as the pages ef parade Monday on gran.. 1 he Then time. happy and contented. Mr, their verdict in favour of an Irish head his up show. away, he simply lifted "Jeycie-oh- home; so that will finish my week- 'alley uressci was 1,^u in uruer that Tan method that we have been so for 800 years Connolly sang "eancta Marta," and generally percentage Dominion, which was part and,para large showed that Miss E. Combo delighted hie hearers Hill and said, very saucily. pronounces end. Well, Aunty, I hope you are bee judges estescian es Is exinson accustomed to! The Fight Went On. Having reached in the eel of the Great British Empire, He sometimes A tor- of Irish revenue was utilised Tear." the Wipes "He oh -oh." with pleased in very week I am dehands, their and anecate joined a strange they been well, could It has army- and to remember the old proverb: ana teaynort objective, keeping their standing of an English that he it "joyce," in such a way It has net solo, "Ave Maria," by Mr. Verdi upkeep old enemy-rheume cision. was unani. and it was with their bends around Ireland, this past week. venire your Their been know had to bade Irish that "wouldHe showed the we stand, divided we fall." make sure, would, I am a visit this inousiy endorsed wnen they tied:ar- him that the President negotiated been at once one of the bloodiest, McMahon, was beautifully reneer- so hampered by English tyrannical "United you paid not tism-has feel The jury returned an unanimous who was in be smartest English -Australian winter, and hope it has said good- ea tor the representatives of the the cheering crowd. The only stop and one of the most hopeful weeks ed, and Miss A. Ardagh, practically been to it had that laws verdict learning for am tee K.C,.Y.M.S. The soI quite envious. What a con- fine voice, rang "0 Salidaris." :Jes- killed. bye for good. My two aunties are "eixteenth Century ' iatisses _Kato- made was to enable a photograph in Irish history! Mr. Hill therefore consid- suety is pleased at having defeated play tennis, and am very enthusiastrip East next month, aten tiarrolu and Griffith trast. whose of the President, a with Whlle President de Valera ters Butler and Seymour were I eard ered that since the Irish people had such well tried debaters for rtyana going afraid sadly I'm as Mn, S. J. duet "Nearer, tic about it, though the mums t usuice was Stack, and Barton to be taken, and and the Southern Unionists discuss- to advantage in the at and the home will be veryhaslonely Hill and Mr. D. L;. Sullivan, and W. Bes- proved themselves capable of gooI shall never be a Mdlle Leng'en just exnibition without them. lily sister appreciated. first three were rushed into ed the practicability of a formal My God to Thee," and Mr. greatly the Act then the before country having their of erning talk hopes to have often the pleasure of again We "Ron tied in the game! to returned. She enjoyed herself Ma A great ueal of tne success of the a private taxi, which spurted away conference in the Mansion house, ton effectively rendered of Union, and governing it well, meeting these gentlemen at no disa tennis court at Fermoy, but up but she said the journey evening can be credited to the on the instance- It was funny to the fight went on oi Aside without the Cradle of the Deep." A very there was ibsolutely too grounds for mensely, materialised. date. not has it the present was very rough. I am looking for. beautuul music diseesised by the see the long processions of taxis any slackening. The I.R.A. waged pleasing number was the sob "Sweet refusing them the right to govern Mr- F. Kennan acted impartially Sonic of my brothers and sisters, Black Spirit, Hear My Prayer," oy Miss it now. ward to the Children of Mary's ball s own orchestra, presided over filled with pressmen. photographers, continuous war against the as judge and commented on the elowith true brotherly and sisterly can- which is to be held on the 16th of club The ren lition of Lackey. Dixie cars, off after armoured their darted in and Tans which and (piano) by G. A. Brown Mrs. admirers, and discontinuMr. Austin Carrigg (K.C.Y.M.S.) quest summing up of Mr. T. F. I dour, tell me it is time Aunt Bessy. next month. I never miss theirs. Messrs. Harry 3ridal (cornet), Alt. the President's car, but we return- and the Black and Tans retaliated, "Qoi Tollis"' by Mr. R. ituse and compared the Dominion of Australia Gowans. ed writing nonsense to the same I am still saving the stamps for Bates ( violin I, Fletcher (effects), ed to see what was happening to night after night, by dragging inno- choir was followed by a solo, "Star with the Republic of Americo. He Personal Pan. Possibly they imagine cent boys out of their beds and of Bethlehem," by Mrs. is7yran Bren- showed that Australian people were and Miss Rose Davis (cornet). rest. men- you, and have a nice bundle of ever the Just to show the press renyou itifully nonsense reflects on the generalare bea nan. This song was are ready any time they indiscriminately. them so murdering 200, all Hayes There dent has not got the windcorresponUn Sunday last Father' Americans. than Barton. far better off for (They Cheers Three up, Love this tality of the family. voice mock fated Bessy, well with Aunt dered Well, was them. a relish t the latter gave need What thanked those who ass.sted in any was absolute freedom of speech in Letter night next week. Now, then. Arthur even so clever you know.' found Count Plunkett with the zest with which Dublin Castle and intensity of tone, vhich mark- Australia, for is all the news. so I will close with towards the success of the even- We friends and briber,' and sunup Harold, you should shine here. surroundtaxi, one said he felt very sorry indeedwho, the way in song. and beautiful of that yourelf some word for ed every kisses "joke," and solemnand into the love entered ing. tie was gratified beyond meaJack Casson has discarded his shilAnother ly announced that "bands of Sinn One of the gems of the evening was, lion in political matters was infinit. crowd. "one poor misguided person RE. "wee ones," who I hope are in the sure, and they also earned the deep- ed by a cheering In America, on the other iajaga, he had been told, buys THE was proving most embarrass- Fetters" were the perpetrators in the solo "Ave Maria" Ililascagni), br isimal. hand "graft" was very prevalent letters!" best of health.-I remain, your lov- est thanks of the weed sisters to crowd Geprge, Les. BaTilett, Dublin of Mayor CORD chiefly for my must Lord the to Never before, ing Mr. J. McDermott. each instance. To give a semblance ing niece. whom their labours would benefit bosses" dominated the Horan-we mis you lately. Dinny Rather flattering for me. I glad if tell endeavouring to board a of truth to the Dublin Castle com- was Mn, McDermott's fine tenor "Political MONICA FITZGERALD. at a time when it was badly needed. who wastaxi. and the "Almighty Dollar" country, Genial Jack Ryan is laid up all of midst In the Arthur; but I am veryTHE RE-it Mr. better a &vantage. second heard to represented the nation. Mr- Carrigg a bad ankle. Says he tripped with I am glad you enjoyed your holi- It was the first big ball held in the the bustle I saw Captain Barton, muniques the Black end Tans be- voice means more sales for over gan to make a habit of pinning a H. Dower played a violin solo, showed that the spirit of revolt was a match. in my dear Monica, people's own building, and those prihis after this, CORD. which I think shouldforbe the day at Subiaco, wofully and Mrs. looking in fine style, "Serenade," and that you are well again So present will ever cherish with fond son experiences of the last two card to the necks cf the murdered K. White was responisble for a prevalent in Canada prior to the every Catholic home-(not spy. Beware. footof boys: "Convicted The patron recollection now its Dominion Rule. but many pleasant hours granting of you are an interested sake of my letters. of4tourse!). giving instructions to a third I.R.A." clever rendition of the song "Lea that country was thriving and prosisn't it, ball, and you are, I suppose, what a spent amongst delightful surround- years, MANNION & CRUSE latest Irish news is hopeful, taxi-driver. lie was recognised by Rameaux." An item of exceptional perous. Belfast Breaks Truce. Ireland little friend near-by my place calls ings. The Goldfields Undertakers, 18 Hanmoevil an it was Aunty? God grant thatSpace and crowd, the e," by Father merit was "Recorder nan -at., Kalgoorlie. Why Do We Lead? for- herself a "barracker" for the people D. B. (H.A.C.B.S.1 Mr. Sullivan peace! being, there for thee the .Well, enjoy him and, saw soon 1 may ment for him when Kearin and male choir. This num- accused the leader ef ofthe .K.C.Y.M.S. Because we understand our business. more non- who kick the big ball. Of course of bee 'Phone 327. bids it, so II will not write ALBANY. rushing over, shook hands heartily is a lull on botri sides. Not, yelwhich was composed by Father (Mr. T. F. Gowans) love to you favoured your side from Fremanchampioning There the sense until next time. With with him. "Who's that?" demand- course, in Belfast. was one of the star items of the cause of Mr. Lloyd George. He Subiaco. favoured ones."-Your Cousin tle, and fiends find it impos- Kearin, watchldw-bowelled been had who eourself and the "wee man a big 'In the ed derecent Sheedy examinations in Miss K. con. the evening. were W. SHEEHAN That's fair, and neither of you Bar- sible to refrain from shooting down lighted the audience with "Ave dwelt on the teeming population of PrimeJ. Beef loving niece. Butcher, Hannan -street, The nection with the Trinity College of ing me interestedly. "Captain BESSIE McGUIRE. bad friends over the victory he yell. inoffensive Catholics who attempt Maria" (Abta and Mr. F. Ardagh U.S.A.. which was a republic, and Kalgoorlie. Tel. 488. Maritana-street, "Wind!" replied. I Music, ton." conducted by Dr. Ford, the pleavery I am sure, was Telephone 474. to walk the streets as it they had sang "Dream of Paradise" in his predicted the same brilliant future Pleadilly. Very pleased, my dear Bessie, to holiday, icillowing of the Sisters of St. ed, "Three cheers for Captain winter The you. of Sullivan for Ireland. Mr. made an to both sant "Fermoy,"end A paterso. Joseph of Albany were successful:- ton!" And the last I saw of poor a perfect right to do get a bulletin from An excep- eloquent appeal to the jury to imausual excellent style. all smiling, so far has been very kind to me, but to know that you are very Higher Local: Miss K. Jordan Barton. he was the centre of a roar- nal Government, desirous of armAUSTRALIA HOTEL tionally pleasing number was a curmuch some people say it's net winter at happy-go-lucky crowd, ing the Orangemen, hit upon the net duet by. Messrs. rl. and V. Mc- give themselves Irishmen, and to cheering. ing, even Jackol Thanks (pass). KALGOORLIE s enjoy will Auntie are your their decision in favour of an all. II hope for your usual donation; you Senior: Miss Peacock and Miser N. fiercely determined to shake hands. grand device of enrolling them all Mahon, "Incline ad Me." by Miss K. give a pity you P. FRAWLEY, i-roprietor. hear East-what trip Irish Republic. to their delighted GovWith am of I part constables. as special to touch some at least or incorrigible. Kulkhen (pass). mt14 wodartfth Murray, was nuol exI am Good Accommodation themfor Travellerswith Hill, in replying, Mr. S. J. stated and green are not goitig that all around is I white Intermediate Honours: Miss C.' this-to them-new Irish hero. To ernment gun and Government bul- Murray and choir was followed by a that the wholesale rpbberies car the heart pecting to get a grand report of the Honisett those who have been in Ireland, let the Orangemen then are excel- song "The Sailor's Grave." by Mr. T. ried on and gold, because think (honours). ALL HALLOW'S preBRANCH, be So you. from Like ball blood -sucking English children's by of spring is in these colours. peace pared to give me fell particulars. Junior: Misses M. Ghessher, M. Barton is no new Irish hero. His lently equipped ,tu wipe off the Connolly. The duet "Agnus. Dei," BOULDER, was responsible for the la. you, I love the sweetness and Green, M. Webb, C. Toovey, N. Bev- name is already graven deep on earth a goodly number of "cursed by Miss A. Ardagh and Mr- F. Ar- landlords kisses and love for the the you mentable affairs Thank state of now agitatwears Catholics," and they reject with dagh. was well rendered, and Mr. ing of the country when it (pass). 0411111 Irish hearts. II.A.C.B.S. you send the Wee Ores and your ilaqua scorn the idea that such a thing as. F. O'Dea was heard to advantage in to Ireland. He produced statistics ....issr)e.paratory: Miss C. Corry (honcolours of spring. it is so isencourThe Romance of Sfnn Fain. AUNT BESSY, dear, loving show that 'Ireland had once car a Truce should snip them. What's "The Holy City." A chorus, "Lead aging, even though bread Euston alLal . REMEMBER the As we walked down from rued on a thriving industry in the Germany Did of paper? scrap a and city brutes -the horse and Preparatory: Mies P. Francis the smile, would not gu from our Kindly Light," by St. Mary's Choir refining of sugar, and ii, the manuYour Meeting is Next Friday seriously regard such a thing? And eaters of corn, bran, and ckaff(pass). Cunderdin, July 30th, 1921. faces as we thought of the page of did Carson and the other high-and- concluded the programme. Mr. R. facture of woollen and linen goods, Night. BE THERE, and bring a are being put on short commons beFirst Steps: Miss Jean Jordan (cre- history Dear Aunt Bessy,-I hope you witnessed was the musical director, and both of which had been crushed by Friend to Join the PREMIER just had we that commodithese of when they tore Ruse Orangemen, cause of the price mighty for not writing and dit). me will excuse M..1. Misses were witnessed had We the accompanistes being written. English misgovernment. Mr. Hill BRANCH in the State. that grotesque covenant signed Shiel and H. Taers. ties, are becoming small by degrees returning collecting card sooner, but the triumphal entry- into the capital up called on the jury to consider the P CONWAY, Secretary, ;Truce be my and beautifully less. to know that in their own blood? I have been very busy with MOST WONDERFUL SKIN of the Empire of half -a -dozen men damned so long as there are Cathogreat sacrifice made by Robert Em7 King -street, Boulder. the farmers are in good spirits and half -yearly the passed I lessons. the on HEALER. carved are C.Y.M.S. names whose ears mett, Wolfe he their Tone, Brothers wagging to shoot down. the crops are exam., and am now in the fifth walls of a scoie of English prisons lics Monday was not :Meares, and by Lord Edward Fitz last meeting The ST. MARY'S BRANCH, KAU complacently in the knoweldge of grade. I got a very nice book for a Just An Incident. He held up Mr. De Valera Bessie, dear prize. I am enclosing a postal not, Test Zam.Buk for Any Wound or in England and Ireland. Three of GOORLIE. as well attended as has previously gerald. a healthy growth. them had heard with their own Skin Trouble. of them been the case. The secretary read as a man of superior intellect who reasons-must I'm inclined to think you are not so for £1, which I hope will benefit the meta. For of death passed upon H.A.C.B.S. energetic as you should be, else the dear "wee ones.", I am sorry to tell obvious-1 hays hafted° tore - a copy of a lettr sent to the P.C.Ye was now guiding the destinies of the Healing by the Zarrehluk method ears sentence by English Courts-martial. are Meeting an Tuesday In relating an interesting M.S. anent the proposed grouping Irish people, and considered that if IL Fortnightly weeds in the garden would not be you that my grandfather had the is daily producing more and more them Mary's Hall. alombors are earnestly Griffith, had been con- borne from in which tne pruicipa. of C.Y.M.S. notes. the intelligence of made a man of De _also He Try Zam-Buk Others. like so out of control. Of course weeds. misfortune to break his right leg, wonderful results. to Roll Up. to spend the rest of their "incident" huge Black an appeal for subscriptions, which Valera was of the opinion that a the received any weekday by Contributions like bad habits, grow without atten- and is now in hospital. He was on any spot. pimple, or cut you demned played was part in penal servituee, only to be republic was best for Ireland. then from g a.m. to p.m. by the Secretary, tion and progress without care; the standing on a ladder, when it slip- may have. You will be astonished lives Tan who corrunancied toe party in a few cases are ceerdue. 8.3. HILL, Secretary. relased in order that every now and on my flat Mr. Austin Carrigg (vice-presi- there was no recessity for the jury proper thing to do with them is to ped, and it fell. I am not sending at the swift, painless, and effective and attack valiant their in and then they might be seized I now dent) occupied the chair, and apolo- to look further for the answer to smite them without mercy, and not he my collecting card this time, but way Zam-Buk has. in January last. into Mountjoy to languish in Dublin give them a show to raise their will do so when filled. We have two There is nothing else at all like thrown P. J. RUSSELL fairly free to tell ou of it. The gised for the unavoidable absence the problems. months without trial or charge feel Mr. T.-F. Gowans then replied to The House for Men's wear. is mar- of President Lawler and Father The heads. In the interests of the sweet dear little calves, and we called one Zam-Buk. The wonderful soothing for question in and Tan Black life since the assertions of Mr. Hill and Mr. Latest in Gent's Hats, Shirts, Ties, unbe expect- Langmead. pea, if you value it at all, kill the Dora. but we have not decided on a action of this balm is second only But picture de Valera's might as that, but ried, to Condemned death-reed of a Black and Tan, did not prederwear, Etc. Hannan -sr., Kalgoorlie Sullivan. He Mn, Sullivan accused weeds. Flowers, like virtues, bloom name for the other yet. ' We also to its valuable antisewic influence. 1916. H.A.C.B.S. 1474. with the 'Phone The debate (Opp. Post 0Ince). seronly when they are affectionately have a pet lamb; will you please Zam-Buk not only prevents a sore prieved and sentenced to penal vent him from carrying on a little then took niece, the subject being of attempting to bribe the jury' cared for. Weeds grow-bad things suggest a name for it. Have you place taking "bad ways." but it ace vitude for life-released uncondi- "affair" with an actress in Dublin. 'Dominion Rule 'or Republican Gov- The jury were there not to consider HOTEL QUEALY'S naigoorne. grow-unless we are on the watch- had your photo taken yet, dear tually kills off any dangerous germs. tionally-arrested again-escaped- About a week after their visit to ernment for Ireland." A jut), and themselves Irish, but to regard the Neat Town Nan, out for them, when we are dopy and Aunt Bessy. The weather is very When Zam-Buk is applied there is arrested again-escaped-on the run me, it appears that he arranged a judge (Mr. F. Kennan) were ap- situation from a purely neutral We. Closely, Proprietress. He appealed to the Draught. dull and careless, and too tired to cold lately; we have had severe no danger of poison o'- disease being for months-crosses to America in meeting with the actress just after pointed to administer justice. Judge standpoint. on Union Beer contempt of the extraordinarput the hoe of goodness to them. frosts, and my brother and I find locked in the sore. es when fatty; cool stringent street near nor home. Kennan called upon Mr. T.F.Go- jury to cast aside sentiment and methods adopted by Curfew in thewas ily give a sane and But I'm moralising, and why? Be- it very cold driving to school these ointments and salves are used. common-sense vernervous, BOULDER PELLEVV'S somewhat actress wins to advance reasons for his cause to -day is dull. and I have a mornings. We have a very nice Zam-Buk is the speedy, reliable England-crosses from America and got a girl friend to stay with supposition that Dominion Rule diet. Mr. Gowans attacked the Hi - For BOYS' and MEN'S SUITS, bad headache. Come on, Jacko, vegetable garden at school. I hope healer for cuts, burns, scalds, and is backthen to Ireland, then to France,The did not etat the Black was the only stable form of goy- bernian leader for his mind picture This her. also HIGH-CLASS MERCERY. to Ireland, again still back in stop the you dear old thing, and the "wee ones" did not get the a proven remedy for eczema- ringTan at all, and in true Black ernment for Ireland. Mr. Gowans of De Valera and the other Irish moralising. I'm sure he is a break measles, as they are going about. worm. ulcers, piles scalp sores, poi- cool defiance and calmly contemptu- and He said that' he was not decided that the then dwelt for a few moments on heroes. style, Tan and JAMES SHEAHAN the boasted secret ous of service of though weeds, in the monotony there to debate on the merits of Genera. Storekeeper. Wine and cannot think of any more news. soned wounds, and all irritable or third person was not ,anted. He, importance of the question which these he seems to have an unwanted in with lots of love for the "wee ones" inflamed conditions of the skin. Zam- department of Englani. And now thereupon, thrust his revolver at the patriots, but to give a candid mind the political puzzling was now Spirit Merchants. he is in ' London, this "half -bred saucy The balsams. in your terest and yourself. -4 remain, your lov- Buk's wonderful medicinal qualities Spanish cut-throat." as Greenwood's her, but somehow or other the act- ,d England. In his oen words, "the opinion of what form of government PIESSE-STREET, BOULDER. old creature would be an attraction ing niece. have made it famous over the five filth rag, the "Weekly ress got in the way, and according- more zealous of the Irish patriots would be most suitable for Ireland. Choicest Quality Only. For Summary," for Tabby, and perlraps a combo. He showed that the figures produced Call and Inspect Our Underground KATIE WIGGINS.. continents. him, called plaintively thither ly the actress it was who was shot had sought an opportune time re, tive. He has gone buck tc laziness dealers sell Zain-Buk at 1/6 called dead! Dairy Produce Department. raise their voices in protest against by' Mr. Hill all proved that Ireland Lloyd I am very grateful. Katie dear, for or All by George and his -discreditand discontent again and nothing 3/6. mtheempernicioussyssotenotngofmagoeveIrrne: was far more prosperous before the and Your generosity Under Arrest! ! ! ed, defeated gang. but the bill of Jacko (amid make him your nice letter Act of Union when she was still d which has 1 nice sum for the stir from his drowsy dreaming meth- in collecting such a really The Black and Tan was quite up - land a seething cauldron of discon- under nominal British jurisdiction. "The Felon's Cap." your sdrry cinto a When your girl I am you take Ones. Wee shot od of living- So you are learning he see, nad You it. over set Gowans contended that the ex as to Mr. Gowans then went on ema show, And then look at Barton. to play tennis. I'm told it is an grandfather was so unfortunate well, he could say tent." for penditure now utilised in the upkeep hope he is Sit far from the pilot-light's ruby week he is a "convict" clothed in the other girl,'"attempted or to say that since self-government excellent corrective to embonpoint, break his leg and I dorecoverynow. escape," to that she of standing army could l e consida called glow. was essential we were the vile prison costume of England, .. not that I could accuse you of that. well on the way to whencalled on." But Ireland reduced under dominion rule. all in an English convict prison. We did not halt of Subdue your remarks, upon to bury all prejudice and de. erably But, dear Bessie, it is always beit I congratulate you on your success he was said, I As the army which was furthermore and even will do Ireland y ow draughts beware. blink our eyes-and ne is out again. upset, so much so that he clean side, as to provide against the influences of at school. and trust exam. in Ireland would be cone maintained And don't put your hoofs on a We blink our eyes again-and. who forgot to shoot the girl he had could be governed with greatest fresh air, and the wholesomeness of better at your next friends in Like of iIrishmen, consequently em posed the He then my litirle neighbour's chair! others of inhaloitents. was yesterday the "c .nvict," to-day missed, and so polish offg any proof benefit to its country life ripens growing girls. ployment world be found for thou. Tennis is quite a swank outdoor country, I notice you have a fond- And stay like "a sport," with your signs on behalf of tl e Irish Repute of his crime. of doing so, held up as examples the Dominions Instead He showed that sands of Irishmen. you am sure and I Australia Africa, nevss for animals, girlie pal, South lie the Truce with Macready, the he turned on his heels and went off of Canada, exercise in the city, and 1 get a lot the sugar refining industry was now of amusement watching the folk are very kind to your pets. Do To study "screen ads." in the inter- English general! Show me a move to his bed at Dublin Castle. The and New Zealand, and showed that carried on where the cane was proa nice be would as "Romp" val. all free and think you were I defy. places astonishing transformation, who carry racquets :Ind play so stumissed leiet her head these little Glad tidings for winter you'll find No wonder that Lloyd George's pre- girl who was for, dosed, and that woollen and linen pidly with them. Do your best in name-it would fit the playful She went to a telephone,independent as could be wished were more likely to prosbe too hard to be sure, Irish better. cloys Flashi-Bazouks sent and were, in addition under the industries whatever game you play, and don't thing, and it wouldn't told and rang up thefirebrigade, ca P iOne about Woods' Great Peppermint boys and girls to gaol for sing in g them to get the bodymight of England. per when su pp °teed byBritish worry about the experts. So long say. No, dear, I haven't had a neat' Then she Protection of the rule when a fresh start had to tai than e I'm afraid to. taken-I'm photo Ireland would Cure. felon's cap, dominion A Under as you are happy and the game thing ehov the But sorr rang off. nation new proposed by the made be are The noblest crown an Irishman can came out, and she was celled :. brings you pleasure all will surely sure I wouldn't like it. We on net on for obtain total control of all her poli- In conclusion Mr. Gowans related the the wear. law courts, her educational be well When the day is done and getting very cold weether statement. She told the facts, tics, her of the boy and the sticks. It was too true, and sce-away to and you go to the pleasant land where coast,the frost and cold stem to be The and religious esteblishments in a Parable it? believe you a would one stick, but not you keeping hurry inland. I nth miscreants. would hiree unrestricted He could break yet jail with the she the yawnies are. Don't mind the arword. put under and Tan was Black each stick was a DON'T FORGET and AND bundle, the find it so going to school, unpleasant Barton has worn the English uni. rest! candour of yqur sisters and brothers. And under arrest. Yes, Mrfree and independent unit. but the worst of the season seems When he found that his tried form. I'm sure they don't mean to rob to no. That would Oh, dear on the jury to cast called so his Gowans and the orders over. heard to get be I haven't there of duty was to his own country first, be going too far. lie was put tee used the Corner of your very interesting THE HIBERNIAN he took off that English uniform der arrest, and has not since been case is indefinitely postponed. Who and entertaining letters. Why being a measles visit to the Wee and put on an Irish one. His two called on for duty. But he draws would not he under arrest if it should they be so uncharitable? Let Ones, and had there been such a ON SEPTEMBER 13th., B B I would be sure to hear of brothers were killed at Gallipoli full pay and takes the air outside meant £10 per week and keep for them go and do likewise, and I'm visitor IN HIBERNIAN HALL. So you may rest assured the mean fighting for the rights of small na- the gates of Dublin Castle every doing nothing! B's Three sure the angels will smile on them. it. TheB Perhaps its Arthur who buys THE disturbing thing kept a distance Prices: 7/6 Double, 5/- Gents, 3/- tions. He has himself endured the night --or he has been doing so for SITUATION VACANT. BUY AT horrors that !ea behind two years' all these months. If he liked, he Ladies, RECORD. Why, Bessie dear, from them. Thank you for the love , imprisonment in an English convict could go down town. But he is not everybody worth mentioning buys you send them, and your loving Sheridan's Orchestra. AUNT BESSY. cousin, His Erskine Chi'. so silly as that. Yea see if they prison. a NURSERY GOVWANTED, THE RECORD to read the Corner, J J. Williams and S. J. O'Reilly, dere now chief of the Sinn Fein did. anything to him he might ERNESS, to teach two children, and Im expecting cur Holy Father Whose Bargains Can;t Be Beaten Propaganda Department, was one split. Join Hon. Secretaries. Apply by letter He is something more Roman Catholic. Look out for September litheLook out for September 6th.of the most renowned among the than Duciinire Ledwith, to T. a tin -pot Black and Tan. He NONE TASTE LIKE UNION BIER. Father Lockineton will Lecture in Father Lockineton will Lecture in SOME Allies' airmen, and wears the D.S.C. LOOK LIKE. SOME SMEILL LIKE. His Majesty's Theatre. His Majesty's Theatre.

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into Christhe scores. C.B.C., 2 sloe, and sent the hell Hardy, ,Li; I I Lein ended with in hood. lie is et the rugged, eiei tian s forward line. one g, 'els 2 behinds; 11.S. 1 goal. well, saved in School, type, yet is fair to a taint, High attack for goal:; the I opene School about High thing, a rein.iikaide kicked and of the most but Jeffreys secured, kick the second quarter, but Fontanelle From the bounce his p,ay is tile tine a).:1, of High School, very neat goal. Fanner, coati:,. shared. who Melvin, to sent whichl was Iii Ins marked, and forwarded to Cockburn,- the ball Moriarty WA, ai)1 passed it on, and Dillon took a fine the bank,. who hit the big post., On thea kick ...,e efforts by Alit,' with nice high mark. but Chesson gave a free and secured, or Gwynne is oft t.. es 1,, Like South's t feelepiee, School. to Allanson. His kick was mark01 boot scored a meter for High the dashing and icarluss order ed by Daly, and sent back, but game Christians now rallied, and kigg forto Auey saved, and, being given a loutballer, anti throughout theleading Henrahan, to Lightly, to warded Chrisshowed great cleverness in stopped free, kicked well down. W. McManus. but Brown Airey savand forwarding. (By "WATTLE.") W. MeNlatrus gained pos- tiens again attacked and as the bell for- scoring. ball just the Karney was the p.ck of the injurclearing minor. ed, a session, and iris time scored his display, for au The half-time scores were: two rang. Campbell with wards, and School again Attacked, but theBoyd long raking punts. - Christians, 2 goats 3 behinds; H.S., must be mentioned man, cannot he described as anyFINAL GAME OF THE CARNI- with six goals, of course, His Lamberts defended well, and "frees" of marvellous. short of thing VAL. l goal 1 behind. Hornby, ed. He received a number to sent again opby securing handling the result of rough was perfect. and about six son added a single. Kelly secured After the interval, Christians led backs. Steele and Bahen were leading goals can rie traced to who the ball West Australia Defeats South Aus- posing two others who were constantly in the of South's and his unselfishness was again, and sent to Ligntly, and the off for the third term, and Hertralia, and Wins for this source, went out near their goals. second a major, his landed Latter side. the to Third Quarter. a great asset bert, from a free, scored a behind. as the day. High 'School again attacknot The Fourth Australasian Championwas play Beatty the and Hamilton and well, off Peters the "Snowy" was kicked was Ilardy ruck South's RACQUETStries uric. more Ion and ship. as on the previous Satur- ed, but al el with Daly roving, and West's He went hack to the High School terriroving. Hamil- prominenthe, only appeared in 'lashes. stumbling Hoek to scoring. Sykes E.D.B. Model de Luxe. Special Fair Price, 89,' Outridge. with SteeleVickers and, saved, and wing. where O'Brien on day, manner tory, leilliant the ton was centre and in a -cry Special Fair Price, 75/-. The third and final game of was cleared work hie Sheffield Monarch the from however, free Williams, a to added gaining a free, passed Hamilton received returned. Camp- In these flashes, Fourth Australasian Carnival Chtistians again. and time chama Special Fair Price, 50/, bounce, but Thomas by Allan Sample Racquetswas marked by the hush ni played on Perth OYal. Weather or three more poiats, and the whose kick was marked a great effort but Moriarty two good. al:. playing bell madeand was out ball Special Fair Price, 80/-. the kicking Medal. conditions were ideal, and thecondition. his "free" sent This player Spalding Gold son. Gunnyon from a out of pion, and relieved, ended with the scores:-C.B.C., arena was in tip-top travelled Daviess gave another line display term Jeffreys sent the ball shot. but the ball 1 beof bounds. Bahen replaced Cinoris in the local Bahen saw to 3 goals 6 behinds; 11.5.. 2 goals Steele to proved Price, 21/- dozen. Fair and Hott Special bounds. work, a free Balls. Ausgat Tennis South defence Kelly the but Court of rugged down the field, team, while new men in in champion style. Ker- Moriarty mark A string along the himself a fine back into,. His kick- hind. tralian team were Cossey. McKee, was doing well inVickers. Tennis Nets. Special Fair Prices, 47/8, 52/6, and 60/-. term opened with an at- and passed to Allanson.Giles, third The and something ney. Hanley replacing Hart, Adams, Peters to being passed HenriHe play. good, line very between ing was Leahy. and Hosking. from High School, but C. Mc- of low passes was forced out by Mudie. and after the style of Moriarty's---a tine tack From 12.15 right to 3 o'clock a con- his kick Ilanra- ques, and Nathan resulted in a of West, secured cleverly, COUNTRY ORDERS Manus i.ved and se.-t dawn,Hornby, stant stream of spectators filed into Allen. who kicked long driving drop kicto passed neatly to Kerney. Point to High Scho31 frem the and passed to secured Ion of bounce han the ground. the From supporter Complete Satisfaction with every Country Mail secured able a great goal. an Gerick guarantee We was Nathan. School of Scott High boot passed single. a free a from booted did well. Steele booted Order. Collins was Central Umpire. the wall, which right through. Moriarty and Davies.;, and it speaks who although W. Lamoert, the kick-off, but lostRosser, to Truscott, who a behind!! Ion volumes for the West Australian for- attacked, and who sent FIELD POSITIONS. Eleven goals without play was taken up by resumse Fentanella, and McInnes defended do to able a received a free whenand was were given they Being that putMcKenzie. in to wards it Scott sent forwards succeeded WEST AUSTRALIA. ed, but Moriarty playwho placed, well against such a strong trio of well, the twit Hoft to Hewby. away. seals in quick succes- free within easy distance,toth's Backs: Mudie, Wimbridge, Green. ting on out of bounds. Pe- defenders. be wavthe ball sentprominent. and Broadhurst er caused the two flaw.; Universal Providers, Half Backs: Boyd, Brentnall, Ford. saw to Brumby Daly from in again sion, was team ters the centhe Centre: Hoft. Thomas. Allen. on, and Brosmen secured in Oliver captained saw Ford called These were followed ed. Half Forwards: Sheedy, Gunnyon, Peckham it tohe carried out of 'place of Tom Leahy with success, respectively from M Luton. Chris- tre ef passed and run & Murray Sts., f t'd brilliant Wellington a with Bahen, and Ford serviceable by a minor the danger zone. Wirnbeldge ef_ Forward: Truscott (rapt.), Camp- once rescue. and in addition was very. lle brought tians now attacked, and a point re- wards CtisisAaes goal, but High more came to Weer:, it sent forward. and bebell. Hewby. a free, first half geine West's centre School saw at McManus Bahen C. from Hewby to 1st Ruck: Ion, Outridge, once more dill down some fine marks, and kept the sulted franc passes where yet another centre, hind hoisted. Davies to School back Kennedy. to CLAREMONT. Rover: Steele. brought Steele lianrahan, C.Y.M.S. but to system PERTH well in relief work, break free enabled them to put it among Colour Competition. goal from forwards playing with good the ball back. A shotof for again attacked, but could not SOUTH AUSTRALIA.' bounds, and throughout the game went out the two Lam- Christians' backs. Cowcher saved, the McCabe and Gorman had their C.Y.M.S Stall (Cathedral Fair). Backs: Davies, Trescowthick, Vick- Gunnyon tiislwp were a through the defence ofBoylson the The second annual ball in connecand with a fine run, brought from Daly Lewis, securing relievGerrick, Johnny and intercepted. ers. A meeting of the committee of the tion with St- Thomas' Church was on berts and Mclimea. clash last Wednesday week. down, but Brentnall and Cossey. ball endea- clever pair of rovers. their work pass- ruck, passed to Williams, who pass- second and Half Backs: Scott, Moriarty, free. last a securing during advantage by held received take was to Stall Kerney pressure the decided C.Y.M.S. ed cleverGorman by Hamilton. in the local hall on the evenwas held, the fringes bting marked Centre: Alien, Kerney,Oliver Airey got possesto pass to McKee, who to .W. NIcManus to ed to Chesson. (card.), vored It was decided unanimous- held a point of the wind, and even play with week. Half Forward: Lewis, resultant free pair were well ing to Burnettscored ing of the 2nd inst., and was proand from the Wimbridge a minor. Chris- sittn, and sent well back, wherea weak forward kicking especially by ly that the objective of the stall nounced stopped a ness and agility. Bentley. who scored. Ibintliy, was rovers, own a huge success by all preForward: Peckham, McKee, Bishop. fine kick from Allen, and sent to matched with our Henriques marked, and scored Fertherraore, the sent. The men, marked the first would be £500. tian, of high School, cleared, a but a tree, Sheedy and Steele. hall was tastefully decat Ruck: Peters, Stanley. great mark. 'Carney, be- point. O'Connor got the kick-off McCabe's Bahen-aBishop, kicked spell canand running a of second Oliver the adopted secured, and On was Rover: Daly. idea shot, who Lightly quarter. team's the as of greens, to with a corated sent passed to Daly, who, getting McKee replaced Hart and registered 2nd Ruck: Beatty, Peckham. little use of didate in the Popular Man Competi- with green andcestoorls made marked right in front, hind. The term ended with the and McCabe himself gold streamers, and Acquitted quickly bounce was it the and but en, Roy..er: Bishop. From it -sneak, sent goal free. behinds; the maximum. much tion, which is to be conducted in festoon:, of coloured '3 goals 10 too was C.B.C., There wind. alscores: when the and was on, lit: Mrs. sent lights. O'Brien saved, running to three Trus- South's followers returned. At Shout five minutes Australians. ball he was well in the position. passing, and too little long service- connection with the Cathedral Fair. Millar, the ever-popular musician, when 11.5., 5 goals 2 behinds. Outridge made for athe cott led out the West free, that sent ways in front of the big sticks telling opened with a well up, but his kick was marked put was men almost be issued term will held, and received last Gorman's cards Voting The kicking. eble the some few minute. later the South Austramusic, and was supplied the the floor took in saved, now and put O'Brien again Parkes the ball back. Scott lians made an appearance. wonOliver, Wim- required, day. strong attack from the rcu legs. Han- by a fine defence during this quar- immediately, and votes will be Id. all that could be desired. To the best high mark of the Boylson and kicked to Dillon, whose kick up skipper of South Australia, with the to Trus- work there. single. been put Thomas a has again Oteridge to Tom scored Mr. Mudie quarter each. to The third the rahail bridge, the ter. in kick to service Peeples' elected Young Club, who had toss, and by Parkes. Three-quarPeckham did good cott, and a shot for goal saw a point -et. end. the kick-off and passed to was marked Gorman in a good position, and selected as the stall's candidate. This breeze towards the Lord sent on 'ord. At the bell the scores were:- pack, and held his own with Out - marked saved- Boyl- ter time found the scores: C.B.C., when it was over his team had a work will. be entrusted to Mr. Joe charge of the arrangements, and the Brown From the bounce Outridge but Hanrahan, but points). department free, a (69 this ladies who helped the with supper and Gunnyon received West Australia. 11.3 ridge and Hewby in to C. 2 goats 4 behinds; H.S., 2 goals 3 lead of four points. But McCabe's Tobin. The stall secretaries (Mes- arrangements all praise is due for the South Australia, 9.8 (62 points). of the game. Peters was also ser- son marked Again and passed Davies saved for Souths.putWith Gunnyon and played their best dames Furlong and McDowell) will an enjoyable evening. Truscott; ball back again Truscottgoal was McManus, why booted a major, and behinds. Wests: Goal-kickers. and began, like the team rallied in the pack work. last term The the viceable had in possession, and first the ballscoragain Oliver. and blacks to receive donations in last quarter, pleased and be Karney red the in the Souths: an attack by Chris- football ed. From the bounce Australian was Owen Beatty showed a tendency A marriage or much local interest forplay Souths rushBrows and Money cleared be- others, with the aid of two goals from CIO. coin or kind, and up to date have resumption of forced down to South Hardy war- given a free, with free to Sheedy to roughness, which was greatly re- lead., tians. a minor. Ion edOn returned ball down, but aWests. the Christians about by but ackno e'edge the fol- was solemnised in St. Thomas' winners ward., and Daly scored out to thankfully them, ran twen boot ford's Brent- sented by the crowd, when "Fat" securfor Outridge, saved the position for Jeffreys but it tip, sent and Claremont, on the 16th of again Church, was shepherding finely Kennedy, play Gorman's team shorwed, lowing donations: Mr. McDowell, the attack, and Peters nall. Mudie and Thomas saw Morout well. Rosser 9 points. who was knocking on scored a minor. Ion was shepherding Outridge and. to The contracting parties were where Brentnall who among West's forwards,efforts, securing, Neale' his second major. ed, and the marked improvement on their pre jeweller, Hay-street, Perth, one gold July. to Hanley called Beatty, the relievput successfully. and so kick-off, Campto strenuous marked Hooper (late 10th Ilewby down Mr. W. Singleton Gunnyon after sent iarty, brilliantly. saved and will still have some wristlet watch. value £10 10s; Mrs. being for On the bounce, Durack goal. From ed. Nice combined play was shot well up, where Parkes got a vious work,on the competition. Mc- Shine, Shine's Catholic Book Depot, Light Horse), only son of Mr. and bell saw West's second by nevertheless, was responsible to Edelman, and the latter had a leather influence prevailed and Oliv- shown by Southe. A quick luck the bounce Souths work. Brockman, for it on. clever passed and Singleton some free Mrs. W. Hooper, of South Fiornby relieved, Ion post-bad p.,et. to the hit Immediately er sent on, but a free shot which hit the Cabe, Milne, and Clifford were the one e.p. egg cruet. Basaw Trescow McKee "Johnny" Vickers was stationed South.. Wimbridge to Boyd to with the kick-off, given a free, passed to O'Connor. pick of McCabe's side. and Whitely after the society's annual ball, which Knoll, Highfield Hill Upper Nor. and a quick transference to Moriarty, who hen saw Cossey come through dash- gained possession from High played and Christians' the thick save and pass lines, to returned centre play the School sent The and on wood, London, general manager mark, great a sera single losers, 30th, For the a is to be held on August zone. 'Carney, the ball. Outridge, form. sent out of the danger His ability to and scored again saving. Daly, showed good at the start. well forward, where Steele received a ingly throughent. who was injured almost desperate effort to clear, but hacks, Cowcherpassed besides the captain, V. Clyne, J. ies of entertainments will be organ- of the Ocean Accident and Guaraneither foot was made a legs Scott relieved free, and the two flags were called to with to Herbert a free, accurately getting 110W rejoined the play. kick tee Corporation, Francis Edith determinedand playing Thothe were ised to take place in the society's the red White, and Fels were about Moriarty a for. When play re -commenced finely for Souths, as did down instrumental ;n getting him out of ly, Chesson, who passe,. to Cusack, pick. Final scores: McCabe 3 goals roms. A full list of the dates of ("Frankie") Smith. youngest daughwhen Outridge sent mas secured, and booted right and returned to the attack. Points moment later was and return- some awkward situations. replay The &el. a Mcdoing well for where Moriarty captured scored who W. AE. of "Taland ter of Mrs. Sreith, be nature will back. Hanley and also their Kennedy bhds. same 6 saw came from mark by Greenagain. to McKee, but a greatascendant the centre for a few min- 9 bhds, to 2 goals Souths. Harney to Oliver The bride, beru," Claremont. once published in due course. was registered. ed, Manus. The last gong rang with mained in High Wests in thefree and south., first goalOliver Juniors. Camas. who atreede an To-Dav's McKee, School to till gowned Bishop, passed utes, in crepe to -de -chine, sweetly a showing: to from Karney hoard Oliver Souths. the score Half-Yearly Meeting. down play with a well judged scored a single. Up and Daly save:! just before the On last Wednesday week two orthodox veil and train, and but Green cleared Club games will be resumed toout with Christian Brother vbgkqjvbgkqii tack. The came down followed, until Karney shone Members are reminded that the with captained mark, and when play. and were: met, teams final fixtures: the the scratch are stopped bell. junior a bouquet of hyacinths, Here behinds. carrying 16 day. the from Brentnall goals 5 play, but C.B.C., Campbell was "legged' gritty and -yearly meeting takes place on roses, and white carnations, entered the C.B.C., 3 goals 5 behinds. by Morgan and Kelly. The game half carried the ball past and goal. From the bounce East Fremantle v. South Fremanrush, "free" kicked a but ,H.S., 5 goals 2 beheids. 7th, at which officers for Green saved, and centre. Daly received a free, HS., 2 goals C behinds. Karney shone, that followed was vigorous, and end- September church on the arm of her brother tle, at Fremantle. For the winners Fontanelle, Rigg, a point. Allen, of Weets, mark Sent back. the ensuing term will be elected. the registered Moriarty with a big for Kelly were: Subiaco. C win at for B.C. effort. -deserved goal -kickers well Subiacc Lama v. The in ed Perth J. Smith, to the accomsaw the marked the kick-an excellent Lightly, W. East Boylson, McInnes, A shot for goal by Souths for the undermention-e Mr. William Nominations Moriarty's while by a fair margin. The next football Jeffreys, W.A C.A. mouth, and a Hewby's high marking and were feaat of Cusack (2). and Perth, best West v the of "Wedding Bees March," Perth were paniment ball bounced in the goal Kennedy and bert positions will be received by the feelingly rendered through. From a fine all-round relief work, back men behind was pushed Ly Mrs. Geo. Rofor the los- those for High School were K. day was ft'aturday, when the usual ed Stand. while Club's side, the How excellent McKee kicked a goal tures of the play. West's J an Webb) (Mr. W. returning officer scramble in frontSteele but competition fixtures -were played.off, Giles and McKenzie. forwarded from were being frequently called on, Biswhilst "The Breath of off the ground. W. L. D. Pts For Ag ers the best were Brewn, Christian, August 24th. Nominees (as binson, up till P. the for soared and re- were proving worthy defenders. between players was. prominent match M. most first The The and Wedding March" the bounce, but Davies and "The play hop to Hanley. and a shot for goal E. Fremantle 12 13 2 703 543 Thiel, Cockburn, Mann, well as proposer and seconder) Spring" Quick work saw the Pack lieved. Christians were O'Contior, Daly, two leading teams-Phillips and must .vmpathetic received same the hall away, passed McKee gave 28 674 629 Loton. saw Ford carry out transferred, and be financial, and nominees for treatment 12 7 5 Back Perth East High a hard-fought danger. for acceptof and after end was O'Brien, the and that Hennessy, and Gerick, Miss For her -hands. chance at ham an easydid well from the bounce. to Green, Oliverpr7d -kickers were: whenVinrid treaWest Perth 12 6 5 1 26 719 689 The goalLightly again, Giles, Parkes. Law, and game the former claimed first prize. the position of president and ed. Sheedy (2), School, dress beher Stone was bridesmaid, Kennedy shepherding (2). "legwas 822 724 winners: 18 age Campbell acecbyo 1 the 7 1 scramble . 12 surer must have attained . Stibiaco Phillips, fair Conway, ran the winners and For en trueHenriques. hat losers, brocade with went ing amethyst marked r the kick ft and his Brentnall 16 777 798 and McManus; and The ged" again, 12 4 S bounce Steele from by Seaman, and Wallace: for the losers of 21 andare 18the respectively. around the wing. The final scores S. Fremantle and bcquet of pink carnatsteso a goal. From the C.B.C. v. C.B. High School, Fre16 718 834 Cockburn, Gwynne. truaiby, Broadpositions for which suite, 4 8 following . . 12 Bahen, and good shep. Perth were and Kelliher were a free gave to Ksstel, Hevron, Benporath Grace Little 16), and roses. (under go ball mantle let the (75 points). hurst and M. Lton. herding by Campbell This is Official-and Correct, West Australia, 12,3 The second match re- candidates ar erequired: President, (niece of the bride:, da.ntily dressed and the stars. big sticks. CosseyWimfair between the assistant in pink tulle, and carrying a basket South Australia, 9.11 (65 points). Last Monday the above teams sulted in a win for Kelly over Mor- vice-president, secretary, and Leading Goal-Getters. Oliver shone forin South., Alcock Cup Won by men Schhl. played for Welon match return champion stylework Goaikickeri-Wests: Steeke. their bridge relieved with College three goals. The best secretary, treasurer, warden, librar- of pink and white roses, acted as by over gan Christian Brothers' rugged lot, per44 even Davies an field.. (S.Fe sides were Campbell Both Wests. committeeH. general Square. and five winners ian, lington The and later Outridge. "Runners Up." for Kelly were Illingworth, Scott, trainbearer. Mr. Geo. Robinson beat a couple of Wests, 40 the best being Thomas, .. A. Evans (P.) Green. free, and kicked haps ed full eighteens, end in interesting O'Halloran, Boyd, and men. if the present president is carried oqt the duties of beet man. Phillips. L. Campbell receivedhisa side's Sheedy. for 29 sixth goal. Campbell, Mudie, .. From the initial the The premiership of the Second- tussle resulted. and Ion, andScott. C. Bahen (S.) . . his fourth, and -Morgan's re-elected a sixth committeeman The Rev. Father T. Masterton offiwhile Brentnall, captain, defence in Davies High Davies. by bounce won 26 the Allen, the triers were himself, Horrigan, Horan, will be required. From ary Schools has been Bidstrip (E.P.) bounce C.B.C. monopolised was playing Souths: Moriarty, Beatty, Bahen, and did very well. Karney ciated in a church artistically de25 School, with ofie loss against them. scoring, and at three-quarter time and Gill, who, however, was absent good run round the McKee, Parney, F. Wimbridge (W.P.) .. Social Evening. cleverly. From aworked corated by friends of the bride- The up near the Peters. 21 .. by Christian Brothers' Col- were six goals to the good. In the in the last half owing to sickness. (E.F.; wing Peckham inflicted Gallagher (6). Campbell goal. angle Owing to an entertainment held wedding breakfast was partaken of a good 52, on last quarter the Fiemantle High Goal-kickers.-Wests: posts, and booted School Steele 16 High to a 5.16 Truscott. (W.P.) lege, for Sheedy called was Sheedy. (2), on Sun- by the C.Y,L.C. on that night, the, at "Talbert;," where Mrs. Smith held match scratch For a Gunnyon In play again Thomas won McKee.(2). Souths Christians' 15 Australian for .. last. South Friday Bahen; and J. Campbell (S.F.) School displayed better combine. day the same captains as on Wed- social committee has decided to (dressed in sequin net over charskyscraping mark, the local Allen in and (2). Bishop. "Carney, Oliver 14 . Allen was beating every match in the second round. Geise (E.P.) . tion than the C.B.C., and greatly re- nesday were picked. Although the social evening set down meuse) assisted by Mr. E. A. Rig8 McKee put Beatty in Peckham and Daly. the far wing. .. 14 (E.P.) the wide margin between the Morgan had much the stronger team abandon Hebbard Table. duced a quick snap realised (2), GAME. THE Premiership possession, and ercll OF August 24th. It is trusted that (the local manager of the Ocean AcREVIEW iteov7.;11,ivbeur.t wAilloenscsoer: ploasi 13 The scores at the final he failed to make good his strength, for aCn; ingle. Eddy (S.) .. little-- to L. Pts. two scores. tide of patronage will be turn- cident) W. P. the briderepresenting the was little-very d There be10 goals Perhaps bell were: Cri.C., 11 the teams. be- ed towards the former event, as the groom's parents, received the guests. ed the maximum. The scores were: choose between High School . . . b 5 21 20 5 and Kelly won by four goals two was Welts' accur6.0. the deciding factor 16 hinds; C.B. High School, 9 goals mot - SECONDARY SCHOOLS GAMES. C.B.C. . . toot 4 The game was not so well Young Ladies Club has teen among The usual- toasts were given, and 6 hinds. great . West Australian, 5.3. . . played Souths the for -kickers goal The ate kicking.Wests' play, taken right South Australia, 12 behinds. 3 3 6 . fought as could have been, but was the society's best supporters, later the couple left per motor for but of Christian Brothers' College, 5.16, De- C.E.G.S winners were Cusack (3), O'Brien fast enough and 'willing on several Ooalkickers:- Wests: Campbell (4), through, was not up to the standard 6 6 --. ter!. their honeymoon, the bride wearScotch College Committee Meeting. Moriarty was the feats High School, 5.2. Gunnyon, and Bahen. (2), Melvin (2), McAuliffe (2t, Fon- occasions. Kelly, O'Halloran. PhilWednesday. last another ing a white serge costume, blue velSecond XVIII. Premiership. tanelle, and Herbert, and for the lips, and Hevron played well for the As the committee meting on AugSouths: McKee, Bishop, Packnam (2), best man on the ground Christian Brothers' Coilege and Allen, followed him. vet hat, touched with cerise. South Australian, (2), Rid Oliver. Gustafson par(21, the no Garvey be the last of losers, ust 25th will second Brotaera) their there were Christian side played by Scott, School J. Won Illingwerth, High while winners, winning the of On no Allen, When play was resumed the ball, ticular stars, but also there were Hughes (2). Dunne, Pierce and O'- and Morgan were the nick of the term, it is trusted that a full atCollege. match of the season or' the W.A.CA. Wests was freed for holding The most prominent other team, Karney passengers. tendance be recorded. . Ground on Friday, August 12th. The ball of 1921, for any donations of and Boyd defended ably. The Premiership of the Second Loughlin. doing well, and for C.B.C. were Lambert, was players there and giving wide leads, was perfect, aws BroAnnual Ball, Brieflets. weather money, fruit, etc., they may care to Grade was won by Christian for an umpire's while Daly forwarding called and Hornbv, The McManus. knocked a bea fair number of spectators. only one de. give, and if they have not been perwith College, 22, at bounce, when Beatty received thers' night August next, Monday a free West Australia. win, High feat against them. C.E.G.S. were Fremantle High School were best Daly to out both were one of our hind through. teams 8 p.m., is the final meeting of our sonally approached slay goal. Sheedy represented by Dunne, Hughes. and kicked South's sixth goals, was the School, to prove that it was not luck "runners up." six with helpers, we mould ask them not to Lewis but bounce, Campbell, the see We hope. to from ladies' committee. -yarded foe Garvey. and Gustafson, winning them, fur i the n:atcn situation. the o first the won our,secresaved A note to well figure that ing offended. be cipat air all of those good ladies who have kicked outstandingwas a great performance, and Christians, to prove themselves Christian Brothers' College Second Competition "Within the College." A en to Hoft to Outridge, who chance It side. so greatly assisted us along at this tary is all that is required. a scoring DIGGERS' into his man, andlocal WHAT A he that SchoL unlucky, Kith sle-wed somewhat Defeats though now crack going off splendidwere better, XVIII. Cup are a he tickets men local and the was gone. The Owing to the Carnival meeting, and Victoria Park has there was too isand showing good form;Ford a real top notchcr. Ile got eleven side. The play throughout was also promised to be represented on ly, and there is now no reason to On Friday, the second XVIII. of matches, no competition matches IS a great BOND LOAN much scrambling.play, but with matches. brilliant. president t.vo and played of our fast The wisdom the the (;allege doubt to in week. Moriarty goals Chrittian Brothers' have ben played this that night. Frcrn what we have run transferred Christians led off from the start profit to be to Bishop and thea Thomas held his own at hecentre, of High: School, finals of both grades will be known Vickers to Peters Hanley heard during the last week or so, the making the amount of marked was and soon had the tell among their and defeated that as point was scored. the but 'was not so dashing at the W.A.C.A. Groued. This be next week. also the winners of the ladies are still working very hard, aimed at as high as he did. Every kick in. The play was far from like goal, for tried Doubtiess, Burnett forwards. match. against Victoria. seems to be looking formatches, medals. The competition will be member six the of last be, given the reports to ing some the and of standard ofbeingWednesday's After a A Diggers' Bond is a Go'vernment freed for foul work a number of .others, he had not re- but Brown saved nicely. ward to the 30th., and outside Beatty was have won five, are brought to a close next Monday, received a showing that its owner on Monday night ne::t will be more friends of the society are talking of the pre- few minutes Lightly secured a free, Christian'sforwho along the line. Campbell the 1921 season. premiers when a social will be held. At the Certificate and kicked a goal. covered from the effects "free" in front scored to the Common- startling than those of our last about it, too. The P.C.Y.M.S. ha and quickly passed to Kennedy. 7 goals straight. vious match. bounce Christians function tile pennants and medals has lent money first the \Vests had now From previous balls Our will but The' pledge of the Common- meeting. service The latter quickly passed back to In play again Gunnyon forwarded, Outridge, though or great passed the ball down will be presented by the Principal. wealth. to this at last come out of its shell, and thi to and Lightly, who had a try and, altl ough secured and Government backs every bond, be, nothing in comparison Moriarty marked grandly. butHewby many of is only the forerunner Thomas to his side, both on thestarball to their forward line where O'Con The final "under age" match took wealt Allen saw Davies relieve,badly. c.f our country, one, so far as success is concerned, resources the the of could he with the effort, not big a Karney was made the Brown kicked marked well and Wimbridge marked it and opened place on Wednesday last between tapped and untapped, as a security. and to our energetic lady support- events that will place the society i attempted amidfield, but flags were nor the twin and played well, and i Wednesday. save, to that not -oft totally different light kick A full a previous The School. behind. High a and with assurance C.B.C. can Attribute this a free score ers we Daly received too much, nominal rate of interest on High School made a fine Steele and Sheedy were a fine pair hoisted. who scored a We have which it has been previously held to clear, and Jeffreys had a report will appear in next week's theTheLoan will be 6 per cent. per of unequalled success. forwarded to Peckham, Hewby of rovers. They followed the play attempt to retaliate ,and within a failed level chalks. left, week another missed. only There is point making good but scrum the from receiving rather RECORD. in a shot -fortunate been aerial work, and untiringly, and accomplished much few seconds of the bctu cc Brumby annum. but as the price of issue on was showing Suiqtrep evet treutueta School were given twa frees donations to. footballers, cricketers. and gener aAtiaajja pus this occasion is £98 per £100. the ef- substantial sum in The footpassing of had a shot, hut McInnes was there, High make one more effort, an did equally as useful work. but Scott and Vickers succession, and were able to put works out at £13/121 - wards the supper, and are indeed ex- members rate FOOTBALL a chance shot at each was high class. fective Thiel se- in save. good. a well, and Daly given effected and you will be more than compensated territory. the ball into their own but only a minor resultper cent. over the whole period of tremely thankful to the generous an open goal, lot NORCIA NEW AT Boyd, Brentnall, and Green were cured and passed to Cockburn, who but Breen gave q free to Livesley, Personal. of uninteresting play of those names before The donors. After a ed. the Loan. long a trio of powerful defenders. In the shot for goal, but again McInnes in- who passed to O'Connor. This Sheedy secured andl with a quickFrom Jack Beasley, foothill and cricke us at present are Mrs. Raphael, of opening. snap found the correct especially they were fre- tercepted and sent out to Lambert player again ran off and scored a A newly -formed association began term last and supporter of th MEANS enthusiast, BOND Coffee Palace, StirA E100 Metropolitan a free. the received SunBishop last the bounce The layer, when going for the second behind. The play remain- its first round of matches In the to McKee, saw the quently called on, but adways ans- ii. Peckham. Oliver, for. ling -street, £1: Mn McCarthy, of the C.Y.M.S Club of that ilk, is leavin Souths were wered the call. ball, was fouled, and received a free. ed in the danger zone. and Cusack day week on the oval. you buy a SI00 Diggers' Loan Railway Hotel, Barrack -street, £1 shortly for the country If two flags called Ail mem Davies represented playing the betterforfootball. Ion and Hewby were a pair of He sent to Kelly. who passed to rushed the ball between the behind association College is teams, Col- Bond, repayable in 1930. you will Is: and Mrs. Walsh, 10s. A more hers wish him success in his ne Souths, beating played splendidly The former Kennedy, who hooted Christian's posts. O'Connor gave a free to by two-equally matched t Cutreige tc very useful players. have received altogether before the complete list will, howevei, be ob- sphere three opttnents.upBahen by captained went West's ninth did well as shepherd, and the latter, second goal. The red and blacks Parkes, who sent the ball into High lege No. 1 team being Gunnyon, and Loan matures £54 interest on your tained and publishei in a future ediTom Outridge could easily score. Wondergoal-without Aa minor Byrne, and No. 2 team by £96. great run and a great with high marking, good kicking, continued to attack, but found their territory, but free kicks to Kevin Clyne. We would called the popular man of West Aus tion of the RECORD. ful kicking. The Mission is revery hard to teat. San- School Jerry was stopped by Davies. and along the line pley. opopnents enablOrcnnor tralia after the WA. v. Victori kick by SheedyWests and is Johnson to anyone who be grateful both still Sunday and Moriarty for THE BEST LOAN EVER Brentnall for ders distinguished himself especially ed them to return it. Parkes again presented by one team. On The rapers couldn't fin, South Australia. anxious to do a little toward; mak- match. big A free to Campbell South. played10th Cock- sent the leather to the High School the opening match was played bework. defensive solid his In play once by goal. words to describe him. not offer do of 1921 the foremost our ball investments ing saw West's Ordinary Dan Moriarty was again South's burn now gave a free to McManus No. II. team, and chance, but foolmore Campbell had a Hewby The position tween Mission and line so high a qr security forward the either this sterfull you and shot, undoubtedly strugand man, best -contested -passed. ishly hand and this result- was saved by a string of low passes it turned out a well of interest as this Loan. Morethe ball went out of bounds. At the ling centre half back was the cham- by holding the ball, High between Johnson, O'Connor, Her- gle. College showed good form for rate Honiby. ready bell the scores were: He easily ed in a point to with and where the over. if you have not sufficient pion of the Carnival appearance, and first a rush, a lost came was it now School whence West Australia, 10.0. Daly, and to pay up in full at date of apbert men cash ranks with the finest 1131f back could combine their efSouth Austritlia. 7.7. Cockbiffia scored the maximum, but in the ruck. The play remained old players play can pay by instatyou plication, a and is game, our of xviii. The history the in resulted. Goalkickere-Campbell (2), Sheedy, again and the quer- in the middle of the field till with- forts good ed for every £100 applied for, the perfect specimen of atheletic man- they died away require a lot of combined ments. and Gunnyon. only £10 deposit being requirin a few minutes of quarter time, as a team Seuths: Daly and McKee. K. work, but should soot) give a good and attacked School High when if their prac- payment of the balance being spread REVIEW OF FIRST HALF. When the account of themselves a goal. months. four scored over Giles had was disapplay of College spent. standard well is The time the hell rang the scores were: High tice pointing. Souths were displaying the better of the first three quarters, the ball came 3 behinds. 1 goal: better system. wasWhen School, finish; strong a in on out put well always Mission down, Kerney Christians again led off from the but Was, a lone hand, and however, set on foot too the wing, playing Davies was very bounce, their fine play resulting in it was forwarding well. Souths. The final numbers were: BUY DIGGERS' LOAN BONDS He was -NIGHT TO O'Connor late. Cusack. from -NIGHT goal Fine in defence for always forwarda TO II., 5 goals 9 bhds: MisNo. College fast and dashing, and kicked and -out, secured the knock too, was College ing accurately. Moriarty, isffreys was sion, 3 goals 10 bhds.V. The down. spectacular high well ball the starring mainly with Clune (who CHILDREN'S AND ADULTS' were J. Clone, Souths ruck men were takKEEN SPORT marks. given a free, but niiesed, and High best COMPETITORS out Abbott, CLASS knocking goals), Peters fine HIGH few a honors. kicked ing the the School attacked. Daly saved, anti Clifford, White, and Seaman, in team PLAIN and FANCY DRESS BALL greatly helped in the early stages Sheedy The play re On the local side and kicked to HerbertAid of St. Brigid's Convent). Southerners. efand several other players (In IN roving or forward was upclever turned again, and Nathan, from a play; HIBERNIAN HALL. smart was form at times in individual fective. His picking showed ChrisOn quickwas a single. Association scored ball free TUESDAY. AUGUST 23rd, and his disposal of the advantageous Mission had for best: B. The West Australian and efforts. secured, Parkes clearing, tian's ly executed and always Good Prizes. a meaning to the "inner" in DINNER W. Ryder, markB. not (Incorporated.) Taylor, H. White. to his side. Thomas. though cent the ball to Giles, who had a White, match, MRS. E. A. McMASTERS, ing as well as in the Victorian and R. Taylor. Mission and ground play was saved by O'Brien it but shot, Organiser. Secretary. was of great service, inBrentnall FLINT, R. week. A. next meet was Brockman took posses' No. 1 College team accurate kicking. in vials. and the best of defenders, going on with great non-stop dashes and forwarding

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ST. MARY'S H.A.C.R.S. (TANDICRYILL1). On Wednesday, August 10th, a Correspondent.) Our 'the Present Boys of the (By ANNUAL CATHOLIC BALL. of well attended meeting of the branch tian Brothers' College are holding openThe tragically sudden death was held in the School room. Bro. their 9th. Annual Dance at St. St. Brigid's Parish Hall awasconcert York Town Hall presented a :11r, Thomas made it necessary to Bennett presided. All officers were The by Augnight Wednesday, Hall en George's when elect a new Mayor to complete the ed on Tuesday inst., 9th. the on scene unique Father by One candidate was initiSheridan's Band has ust 24th. and dance, and a lecture Cathedral, the adults' section of the Catholic official year in Bunbury. Two can - present. A welcome Report. . been engaged, and tickets may be of the ated into the branch. McMahon, NIA., of the best equip- Annual Ball was held. The spaci- didates .,uffrages Special Telegraphed the sought 0 the assets of the branch to addition procured at tne door The hall is one id the NIelheurne, Tuesday. a ous building was packed, and this ratepayers-a large proportion to is a table, generously presented by be a Patishia a Porrataal Illiaaiaa."-LEO. XIII. 10 will and Mr. city, the A Catholic Nwspapor in halls the ped testrmony to by the way, were found Our speciel representative, his great parochial utility. The reno- alone is a marked Bro- Berry, for the use of the branch. The Editor wishes to make it The sec- whom. Corder, has teleerapned of the ball. accidentally or diplomatically, vote of thanks to Bro. and some odd popularity(Mesdames quite clear that he will not print ',rank and be, one of A hearty PERTH. SATURDAY, AUGUST 20th., 1921 -ci the recent receptions vations cost 1:300 Marwick Baldock, Mr. rotaries iiepressiuns A few more in disfranchised. additions sent of Berry was passed. anonymous communications pounds, and the lightingnew piano Sullivan) have. worxed assiduously the candidates, was an ex -Mayor. members teat his Grace the Archbishop like Bro. Berry and the arhis handsome for publication in these colurnes A since 10s. the was £42 and weeks, few Mr- Tipping, last the during opponent, his be in a would is 'Melbourne has received +a and general in furnishing. ? society the a. id the several has been added to Viceis best compliment that can be paid very ambitious, but yet untried in more flourishing condition. An organ recital and special musi- rival on Saturday, accerded him. "A at a met. of £120. The interior their's and the commit- such office. The latter seemed to president Bro. CreightorZ who was for them to is floor the cal service will be given at the Ca- receptions since says, and he finished, Set," the nicely enthuse great all recept of the was support efforts the Aftee's all if meeting magnificent to the And elected as delegate thedral on Sunday, August 28th. have a similar right? pronounced to be one of the best. asm and apparent enjoyment dis- have accorded to Archbishop Man Through days of tenseoveranxiety parsons, and the various Orange of the Hibernian Ball Committee reconveniences have rice and Canada and New Zedland The service will I.e conducted dur- "wasthroughout necessary his triumphal trip All the by the big audience. To loyal and Fatteration Leagues' ported that the proceeds of the ball Irish people the wend why is it denied ing the 9, 10, and 11 o'cleck Masses, nix privilege, ac- have been provided, and the venti- playedwith enjoy such events was of aand of Mannix trend ience Dr. e the incnven Protestants, the Both are support. been watching would be donated to the ManageSurety the argument and also at the evening devotions. from Sydney.by Father Neville and lation is excellent. The hall com- cope On to Ireland? the truce. light shortage. lamps had been Britons, both as narrow in ment Father in connection with faithful Fund. Chaplain and the that Redmond was prepared to take The repertoire contains the beauti- companied delegates to pletes a splendid Week. of Church erected, and dancing continued on both as in body (God save the Moloney closed the meeting with the mind bended knees the and daughters less than De Valero. wants is a ful "Vita et Mors" arrangement. the other \Vestralian Rev. Very at the spoke and Grace property, morn- mark!), both are "just" men ac- customary prayers. A strenuously the of His hour: suns early the until Conyentioii. what and the of hard, true of Enke., across have worked The choir crowd, who Father Fagan has gend reason to ing. the seas have unique one i i the discussion cording to their personal estimate contested quoit tournament, which at home and with mr. Taylor et the organ, a cul- 13enalla to a venidentil of a and sent their is good for Ireland as a censtitutionap- was played on the previbus meeting greeted him, and be proud of the great results work. told their Rosaries The usual euchre tournament was of themselves, but one had the State. The condi- tured musical programme may be enthusiastically anxious self-governing Seyfervent and in ally at ieies hard Heaven welcomed High wee were: later probation of a Protestant Bishop, night, was won by Bro. Crightling. orisons to and the prize winners expected. the lives thins 5 and 6, laid down as vital, of eeveral thou- though there is a fairly large debt held, Section-Mrs. E. Tomney, appointcrowd God's was a he lo -erred as bur; who appeals to Him Who inholds Some of the older members showed mour impose Lady's His keeping. seem to us to to be liquidated. yet he may look Those en toe platform at Gentlemen's Sc-'. ment. One would think therefore good form. The next tournament of men and natioas might be lifted dens unnecessarily severe upon Loreto past pupils will hold a sub- sands. S. Moate, 2. representatives of complacently to the future. There Mrsto fight should prove a most exciting affair. Mar. allowed J. be Mrs. would and included 1; Scott, they in Robertson G. that the long gloom scription that dance Government. tion-Mr. a Seymour Irieli and new and is something worth while for the ./.Iotherland their from their old shiay. as De Moffat's Successors' fea Boerne en all parishes in the Arehdincese, so- parishioners to wort- for, and some- wick (who took the place of a gen for the Mayoral honour on votes. Therefore, do not miss the next certainly be given to They Irish-Austrahan peace and happiness-was meeting night. We have several merits or right to the people's tleman), 2. outlay. before the Valera points out, an interference Monday, 22nd inst. The tickets are all Catholic and the for see to it Archbishops thing as assume again, would once included man her lady members, but we should like ar- A reasonable cloak of with Irish affairs and control which selling well, and the dance promisee cieties, and Redwood. Bishops GalThe supper was beautifully sua need to drag in to see more of them. Intending was a really good audience no There was stranger etript her of her a great there to lie success. and that not self-governing a Kelly if with was equal, is inconsistent Mc- un Tuesday evening, notwithstand- ranged, and and the Dwyer, of bias religious members who ase not aware of nationhood. O'Connor, and lagher. Erin Ireland. When De Valera says the to that of previous socca- religionkind to prop their cause. But lady The strife to rehabilitate ing a counter attraction at Arran passable, the benefits that will accrue to them Readers of THE RECORD and Carthy. Bishop Fi ley was welcomlowest sions. Rev. cloak has been a -Irish peogie believe that their na- their Very expect by Father given by men lecture The the should return more. reasonable are respectfully requested reserve as by joining and to restore herone, friends is not ebbing and tional deTiny will he best realised evening of ehindav, September 12th. ed en his Evening dress was in evidence. it Ballarat Cathedral. McMahon was an excellent epitome long and letter they did things in Bunbury, to inquire of any member of the Father Kerin, ofMann's and a half by a political detachment free from to of the history of the S' following is a list of those that quite the appeared and Fein That coutrary. St. will only be too delightflowing through sevenuncompromisthe enildren of Dr. who says the branch, On that 'light Grace His entanglements, I.e supply the but influence was work - ed' to inform them on this matter centuries, unre.quitect,unavailing. The Imperialistic movement since its ',Sigel in 1904, who were kind enough to the. Joseph's Sctaiol. Victoria Square, look a little thinner ma he appeared is with brief character sketches of the information asked by this paper: ugly sectarian no more than has been said incounstrength "He his but Baldock. ing, and seemingly auagainst is rapidly increasing in we lice thronged branch will, trust, a This platform. covertly this of on the followed the Parliament and press %Veering a principal protagonists responsible Miss B. Gurney, crepe de chenc and ed new Ca - members, and in time should be secgraves of those who with had promised a road to the Freedom try time and again in the uiscussion dience at His Majesty's I-heatre. apparently enimpaired. 1-ipel, he for the Republican activities of the georgette, daintily trimmed "He coat his said. Are you will-o'thew isp of Irish of on they in the State. given none concert to the Church," ond appredecades past, wattle we For of tholic and sprig resistquestions, cream Then throw off struggle for freedom. Father bead; Miss Elsie Thielemann, have during the centuries confisca- of Imperial been a Catholic." they a non-member? very by the children of St. Joseph's, Vic, greeted- his friends on the platform, in present hend in the near Tut ire somespoken ninon over net; Miss Flora Hard- had nearly dieplayed Tiplecof his was for close opposed the candidate ance to denationalisation, at a and be of McMahon, Catholics been Your apathy has always affection The Square, his tone be will and de said. strong honie truths by the simplicity ture, referred to the efforts made wick, black and. jade crepe tion, and repudiation ot the natural because of his pro - membership on Wednesday, August have in regard to those Imperialistic en- a uniformally high grade, and the a marked fashion his A hr Archbishop Clime with Lloyd chene; Miss W. Harvey, cream net Ping said they, greeting. not it Had rights of their countrymen of up. year reels 24. good proclamation. the this of sincerity looming efforts the are British and acre of yellow sash; tanglements that multiplied, until eeery called for- formal welcome was accorded in the- George to arrange a truce with a over satin with lemon licen fur lieldock and other such God's The reply of De Valera to Lloyd are concentrated on putting soil of Ireland might be grounds by Rev view to a conference between the Miss J. Ilarvey, white crepe de weak Protestants the Catholics ;tself a ceme- George does not slam the door in ward a programme thet will surpass Seymour School yellow Them, was Miss Curs H.A C.B.S. chime: memorial Gee Acre-and the laid the British and the Irish leaders have seized the only, heel of the Britain's face-it is still open, and all previous successes. The tickets Father Dolan. on behalf of eminent and his failure to attain voile, blue sash; Miss E. Pidgeon, couldofnever tery. Ireland under The usual fortnightly meeting, of Bunbury and built a "Ca-tragedy in whilst it remains open there is hope are now in circulation, and the pri- presented to his Greet black bite with chene de crepe lemon Branch waseiteld Archdiocese. lecturer pal Joachim's invader is the greatest Poland, the The St. in the such purpose. other the desired on it, and to that the conditions of settlement ces are nominal. Further particulars all the .parishes Phesihis related several humorous incidents ornamental beads; Mrs. G. Scott. thedial" 16th, history-greater than toe puerile to men- on Tuesday. August and a permanent will appear in these columns later. In replying to theto welcome. trim try drivel much stock emerald de chene. crepe black presided over advantParker of S. which she was a twin in sorrow and will be modified,between H. great Bro. Michael dent De Valera. trade of and careers Irish heard the in the was weSh the Grace tion emancipatarranged has blue war saxe peace Taylor, Mary the --for i&iss ming; Williams they Bro. that despair Collins, and Richard Mulcahsr, and who ren and drove a fair attendance. The Leederville annual ball!, one age, and many declared British Government. georgette over white silk, trimmed the creatures the few days prior to reported attending tee meeting of ed Poland with the approval and the people and the must be modified to of the principal Church affairs of the had never heard the Archbishop in at the close of his lecture. which sand But England, The conditions crepe de chene, hand embroid- amuck during There were no spee- the Hibernian Ball Committee as aid of Eng:and. and considered was instructive and interesting, reto before, made gaming e form (ger was held year, on Tuesday the subto better are election.' who the sincerity crepe grey give erect; Mrs. Boehaito, pale hrough her statesmen, and nothing branch delegate, and that it was de, last, 16th. inst., and was a green. sue- that the speech delivered was one ceived prolonged applause. of Irish people. Britain, through embroid- ches, no hustings-teat that dued be a corporate body by The proceedings of the evening de chene, trimmed hand gift to cess. The Hibernian Hall we. nice' *of the most brilliant of his career. Mr. Tipping was elected by sired by the central committee her Prime Minister, offers arobs Vhiggish Interest. is seemingly, re- opened 'with a brief address by ery swansdown; Miss Eileen Taylor, more. his of course the day of sub-committees be ferroed in each her the on in and, streamers, etc., majority and decorated with ly Grace, His a handsome 'rimmed silk, Ireland with one hand, That's haw glace over net black he latest turn in the negotiations -for awey+ of officers an been gave The election aspirant made parishFather Fagan, in hlch he strings of coloured lights gave an marks, said: "I have beads; Miss D. Spragge, lemon the contest. on Each with De Valera, determined to deny of it with the other. folwhich Mr.. added effect. The attendance was longer than 1 had intended and account of the progress made in gold the occasion of the the ensuing term resulted S.as Barhis speech black trimmed white satin, over net o Ireland that which she consented we read those conditions the H. Bro. renovations followed lows:-President, r at- wished. . . If I had connection with the George lays down as vital to the large, despite one or two counte beads, shaded ribbon; Miss Marjorie publication of results. q in the emancipation of Poland, furJ. WilBro. the Mr. heart after which vice-president, the own cost. ker; my their and cif and parishes, England. in other the tractions and of affections welfare V Ireland blue crepe de chene; cause God in the economy Then came the swearing-in core- liams; secretary, Bro. P. E. Fennel; De floor was comfortably filled each ther went the more I yearned to Herb. Hogan, in good voice, capital- Loughlin, There was a goodly crowd treasurer, Bro. J. T. Haughey; warMary Swanson, pale helio mousy. reation, -placed her so very near to We do not think that Earrionn Ile expressed himself ly rendered "Thom," and was fol- Miss of the Irish 'time Sheridan's Jazz Band strucle up come back. Veronica chene; Miss de er as a neighbour in the Weitern Valera and the leaders crepe ratepayers at this ceremony. The den, S. Williams; guardian, Bro. L. of welthe Slave at 'The sister with imp by his lowed summarily the dance enusice An excellent pleased and grateful W. Mrs. satin; w- well filled. blue pale ea. It is hard luck for Ireland. people will lightly or Loughlirs. Chamber Council Song," both numbers being very in bang the door on Ireland's hope. per was served, an innovation being come given him everywhere, and costume; Mrs. J. Smite, Some style, some sr reel y, sonic pow- Walsh. lore isolated, perhaps midway.tittle was elected to draw to the cafeteria system. which me ans said that the best passport to the well received. Other items contri- Wheeler, McCaughey, and condemn their country J. P. salts sere in evi- upA a committee Mrs. he great waste of wa:ers this costume; smelling and syllabus for the ensuing term. and bru- that the supper is laid out on the affections of the people the world buted during the evening were: navy blue crepe de caene; Miss der clerics, and clerics It was ero-natiov' might have scored as another phase of tribulation Gaitered dence. selAusan by little by the president both -them recitation was a stressed he reasons.. help "Fontenot'," over was to say tables and the people Pype, pale pink crepe de without gaiters, honoured the occaivourably ae Poland logo Slavia, tality without very just each member shuuld be a live P,ritain are ves, thus it is assured that nobody tralian and an Irishman- (Applause.) Miss Shiela Finnegan, which was Madge bead trimming::: Miss Amy sion. The swearing-in ceremony that chene, nd the emancipated nation:. which if the leaders ofpaltering due returnKitty is a Miss lot the branch. delivered. with crerlSt well officer continued, really he recruiting Great Sydney, cream net lace, with orange awed the bulk of the audience. The ave been released from their chains sincere and not for political pur- is overlooked. Kirkwood and Ben- In soldier endeavour shy uld be made had said that the Austra- Geive contributed a charming num- Lloyd, ed to Mesdames f servitude by the just and glorious the Irish problem coloured sash; Miss Ena Lloyd, pale acting Mayor called upon Bishop Every their loucliy Applauded, found self-determinawas membership. for which the the ber, increase ee." saved to committee hail their lians ett and ar for the emancipation of little poses, the Irish leaders blue muslin, trimmed with dewto address, or to glorify, the eel work, which ec'eliteated in a tion of Engler. I, o preventing a and Miss Flaleliviiee song. "A Dream drop beads; Mrs. G Negus, helio- Wilson -elect. ations. But what of those right - reasonable. They are desires a fool He saw in Mr. TipMayor per most enjoyable evening. hundred thousand Black and Tan of Home." was greatly admired. trope crepe de chene, trimmed with ping DEATH. .us asservations made after the or bluffers. If Britain ideal Mayor, the man apthe German troops being there now. Yet "Ireland" was a much appreciated black; Miss Ethel Lloyd, white net peace the negotiations must ins Retreat and during the days by God, the man who was KENNY.-On 13th. ugust, 1921, and The committee of the Hibernian Ireland's rights have nut been re- song, and was nicely rendered by over white satin, trimmed with sil- pointed would hen the life and death struggle of not he forced. .A patched -up who and of his son-in-law, fearless, residence and the brave at last, cognised yet. We await results of Miss Flanagan. closed the musical ver spangles; Miss Chifney, pale met again on Friday night e Allies ebbed and flowed, and the doubtful peace is not what the Irish "Fermoy," St nothing to do with laissez elr. P. Tracey, the Ball Refresh. the negotiations expectantly', and part of the programme to set the ball -oiling fear the event gold trim- have roism of the Irish soldiers won race is looking for. To leave chene, square de Victoria, would crepe blue who Coburg, business, O'Hea-street, next. faire 13 dance. prayerfully hope a settlement satis- ments followed, and sscn the of the year, on Septernber lime om the lips of British statesmen, ancient sore half open and bleeding McKay, Pearl Miss Michael, beloved tether of Mr. L. ledger/ and so forth. us The tickets, which hrid been print- factory to Ireland :tad England. If which found a crowd of patrons old mings; terra- theThe the survey of the gloomy situa- is not good statesmanship. "LetVawith called trimmed T. O'then chene, Mrs. de crepe Mayor Maylands; Kenny, the acting J. eventhe settlement satisfies Ireland it and young, and a delightful .n, the confession that Ireland was settle the matter now," said Deshall ed, were distributed among cotta satin; Mrs. Tom Marwick, upon Archdeacon Smyth- The latLoughlin, Coburg; Mrs .P. TracThere was lera recently, "so that the feud branch delegates, an .d all that re- will satisfy us, and hope that the ing was spent. Amongst the aue one bright spot." Euchene, bead trim- ter gentleman did not thank the de crepe Herbert, W. lemon Mie. ey, Coburg; 86, and Burke, result will provide for every legiti- dience were Monsignor st in Ireland then, when Eng- not be passed on to our children does mains td be lone in this department mings; Miss Mary, Marwick, crepe for calking upon him, rongilly, N.S W.: Eily, Maylands; is the selling of thi s tickets, which mate interest of England. The Em- and apparently as lively interested de chene, with gold lace trimmings; chairman he must know that he did. d's fortunes were in the balance, perhaps to their children." It 82 aged Coburg: and Dorrie, each knowing of miliyoung the the for by workers as on The Irish pire wants no enemi -a. in the proceedings t now-now when Ireland asksdes- seem there is a move is left to the willing me -piece crepe de not desire to speak on the occasion. years.-R.I.P. Among other representatives can hold then` own folk; Father Tom O'Gorman, ,the Mrs. C Edwards, edom to shape' her national tary bosses of Britain to precipitate and every branch. Miss jean Edwards, Mr. Tipping, frock; chene congratulated was too, in fashion Fagan peace meeting and in strong to Father with the best. They e -c first assistant y-and to go her way matters in` that blundering things discussed at, 'the crepe de chene blouse, taffeta skirt; not, however, so mach as the elect IN MEMORIAM. The men, women and the parish, and Father Gerald confident. ongst the nations, there is no they have precipated trouble in In- the admission fete to the gallery, Miss Edie Marwick, white crepe de of God, as the ele-:t of a section of who children of'Ireland are behind Pre- Callaghan. your charity prayting of Ireland. She is put in dia and Egyut, and by calling their which was fixed rat Is. So those class Stewart, E. is CAMPBEILL-Of Violet Miss however, chene; which, the ratepayers Priposition of the meanest robber gun-men to barracks, they seeminsey wish to look on at this high sident de Valera. The spirit of IreA very enjoyable musical even- white georgete; Miss M. Ross, white for the repose of Inc soul of killAs a rule, he honour. small no leaders night's be Irish cannot cheap the indomBega the G. Europe-she and Miss land is not broken, tion ,in hope to frighten ball-de -luxe can !have ing was conducted by vate J. T. Campbell ("Jack"), Aude chene; Miss Ivy Thomas, continued, 'Mayoral elections do not Farm. The delegates re- itable courage cannot be shaken. ley en Saturday evening at the re- crepe Moquet ed to deal fairly by her neigh - into an unwilling acceptance of an entertainment. at flouncaction in tulle ed with georgette. command overwhelming attention Humanity doesn't offer that before finalising should port great enthusiasm in their re- Ireland's day has come, and the sidence of yr. Cahn Charles-street. black r, England. gust 21st, 1916. draped, wide belt caught at or energy from the citizens. Muni'This is good English know this force can never West Perth, in aid of the Children ing, to him, 0 Lord, ieve that an emancipated and free have the fullest aed gravest consid. spective distriiets. waist with red rose; Mrs. Clare cipal and '.arliamentary candidates Eternal rest grant light wants shine upon By following forthcoming coromittee Irish. the land would be false to her bond. eration. the the at but subdue news, Miss let perpetual chene; of Mary's stall de And crepe black succeeding. Stewart, every on harder it the ere are other motives behind military everyone to g,ive a helping hand. Dr. Clune's or his own advice, they bazaar. Among those who contri- M. Merrick, saxe bine crepe de find the humthat is hope Our constitutheir father anti kstering with her accredited . que will be controlled by the Brit-- The ball this .rear is going to eclipse could have had negotiations twelve buted items during the evening chene; Miss May Donovan, pale occasion to convince loving bis by Insertd Fli ents of their sincerity in seeking Kalder. There is an impediment ash Parliament. and that before the' all previous (efforts. so get busy months ago, and so saved the dis- were Misses T. Dwyer: G. Begley, A. voile; Miss A. Sherry, black public position. The large pro. mother. sisters and brothers. t is not altogether too well ',final word is spoken all the sources everyone, and see, that when the 13th grace now on England's name. He Lazarus, U. Finnegan. and Mr. R. blue de chene, bead and rosebud mises they give at the hustings, goorlie. ouded in the rough official' draft ofdiscussion will be exhausted to ar- September csornfes around your was glad to be back, and with God's Bullivant. Special thanks are due crepe blue Sherry, P. Miss rhetoric, trimming; the proposal of the British Cabi- nye at a satisfactory solution of the branch will not be among the also- blessing, he hoped, gladly and per- to these artists. Boring an inter- crepe de chene; Mrs. E. Tomney, clothed in platitudinous or if at all MADIGAN.-ln loving _memory of are hardly ever realised, made to De Valera, now made Irish problem. Befdre a final judgo ran, but among- the dead-)teats for manently. (Cheers. handed were val refreshments "Bill," died of wounds in France, black velvet: Miss Fimice Brand, after the elected are snugThose who have watched lie. At a reception later at Kilmore, round. One who was deserving of cream net over georgete.; 'Mrs. Syd. realised, is passed on the British pro- first . August 14, 1916; son of William incredible almost at is it office in trend of happenings in Ireland ment ly his Grace raid he had come back a special mention in the kitchen was Hardwick, black evening frock; Mrs. posals, there should be a plebiscite and the late Winifred, and brother is only when the narIt ved with much misgiving the es- of the people of Southern Ireland. discount. a treat qUite back it was he came Miss man, because happy O'Sullivan; chene; Mr. de of Tom, Kate, Molly, and Winnie crepe of FREIVIA1VTLE. black Sims, spirited mean and minded row lishineht of the Six-Count Par- their Yea or Nay should be the last to the best country :it the world. to see him working so hard, so much V. Stone, sky-blue georgette and Madigan, %Vest Perth. R.I.P. raise the sectarian community .ent of Ulster. Britain had de- answer. It is a people's question, the enhimself Grace consider a his in Melbourne car. Batty, he T. held On arrival that Mrsso crepe de chene; The Children of Mary black preponderating the that fined to maintain a garrison in surely-all their fortunes lie in the bogey at charity pray kitchen white voile; Miss N. Roberts, lemon most successful hall on Tuesday ev- was greeted be Archbishop Red- gaged as M.C. of the itself with "aleCARTH Y.-Ofoty cur nd, and the Six -County Prothe soul of EdThe Children of crepe de chene and georgette, bead- Protestant .lenient lashes God grant that the issue ening last, who :n the Victoria Hall wood (who looks splendid'. Arch- future evenings. for the repose it that aloud think and e she intended as a spear -head ,answer. a frenzy for Cahill Bis- Mary are grateful to Mr. be a permanent peace. ward McCarthy, who died August ed trimmings:. Mrs. it, G. Hubble, presented a !freely appearance. Ev- bishops Spence and Barry, and something used against an autonomous will Skillian lending his home for the occasion, green velvet, trimmed with black must protest and defend 21st, 1911- Also for the repose of from erything went; without a hitch. The hop Norton, Mc,ns,gnnrg wrest would nd whenever she felt disposed opponents its that renand Treacey- Front the railway also to the valuable assistance the soul of my sun. Michael Etavitt braid; Miss Ivy Roberto, black and them. I say it is this dirty eleeck her aspirations. Partition- NEWS OF THE ARCH- committee area to be. complimented -cadgers." "cash and Jones, Miss A. proartists procession of motors by station a which dered chenc; McCarthy. who died August 6th, in de crepe green on the excelflent manner irritating elections makes lster, the English pale in Irethat ment bebe 1904. DIOCESE. . pink silk net, trim:r.e.1 with they carrier' out arrangements. On ceeded to St Patrick's Cathedral, The same is an evidence of Britain's disand even nauseating. Mildred Miss -street, and for over art via Collins a tinsel; Sacred Heart of Jesus, held and they Wednesday eveiing t and suspicion. The whole Father Lockington's Lecture, Sep- ribbon crushed strawberry and black lying and unscrupulous tactics by 4, Have mercy on their souls.Mary CALENDAR. Stone, equally sue-easeful children's ball. mile the streets were packed with resorted tember 5th. were betliel ry of the Ulster establishment little the same Brand, Cecil by his loving wife, enthusiastic people of all denominaMrs. chene; -inserted de the Sodality",s go to crepe Pent_ the as in The proceeds election s with treachery, deceit, and 3. 21, 14th. Sunday after recent the in to net, cream tions. At the Cathedral an imprespink crepe de chene and Green Stall at the forthcoming bazaar. ical trickery. The elections for election of last November. He felt McCarthy. with touches of hand-made flowers: Owing to, the smoke social whicte sive "Te Deum" was sung. Northern Parliament were won M. 22, Oct. Day. of Aesu.nption. memory that day, and he made no apology MAYLANDS. On Monday the general public exWhite. has been arranged for Monday Miss Madge Haywood. pink silk, for declaring it publicly, that the Mc1NERNEY.-In loving foul, and it is an open secret Sylvia Miss welcome a at Exhibition, the of Pte. James A. McInerney, 51st tended trimmings; White. and rosebud D.B.. Al Benitius. entertain the sham. Philip a St. to antagonTu. 23, eveliting created the Parliament is who in men or man killed was chene; ' who de crepe Battalion, lavender Red. melee prteentations to Bros. M. which was racked to overflowing. y it is in the throes of despair; W. 24, Ste Bartholomew and relentless, between -morrow !Sunday 1, 21st August) Morse, Dorothy Edwards, heliotrope ism, bitterfriendly France on August 15th, 1916.mercy White. Quo Ilan, I?.P., and C Nelson, P.P. Archbishops Redwood and. Kelly theToSt. people by dragthrobbing with a feverish Th. 25, St. Louis. Lawrence O'Toole Blanch of Miss otherwise have black Jesus, of Byrne, Heart from Mrs. address the Hier. Red. an chene; Sacred (jereeniles)), the meeting of the Star presented ety for the future, and unless F. 26, St. Zephyrinus. Hibernian Society will hold its- crepe de over silk lining; Miss Mtn ging religion and its principles in on his s..ul. Caleeanctius. of the Sea 136 H.A.C.B.S. will he archy, and Dean Rooney one from the in comes to its aid and nurses S. 27, St.. Joseph their cause. Were --Inserted by c communion in the May georgette his father, mother, satin and ninon; the mud totheaidcontempt White. bold at 7.30 instead of S per, as is the suffragan dieceses. Father quarterly and disdeny; Britain's garrison in the Church at 8 o'clock mass. riel Thielemann, lands bead worthy of Maylands. crepe, Naomi, orange sister and Keating presented one from the Members Moate, Mrs. early be Could to h must strike its flag and cease Miembers please note. man. are requested decent every of dain black Taylor, J. firchdiocese the Mrs. priests of and also So much for the imnotion. rewear regalia. In the afternoon trimming; Miss B. McQuade. white they fancy the puerile catch -cry, O'REILLY.-In affectionate The following is a list of the confrom the laity. Mi. Is M. Burke and organdie; Suour to able position claimed for the tributions received in aid of the Kevin's, St. built meet be branch will membrance of Fat?..er Hugh O'(Beverley), "That a road was to presented Mr. Gerald Vanheim's the H.A.C.E. Society. ounty Parliament in the North. Peter's Pence Collection this year: died oval in Eixth-avee silk; Mrs. R. Jewsonover glace silk: Church." would sway and control a who local the on biaco, Kellerherrin, of Reilly, of his Grace. which had striped ninon He rewire of that sinister corporate The Cathedral (Very Rev. Father The taunt], fortnightly meeting of painting of the peolpe? a football competition, at 3 o'- pink M. August 23, 1919. Merrick (jun.), India silk, big sectionand been purchased by the reception in , which is the fulcrum pressing despise:I such puerilAll members arc requested MrsMoss), £17 7s 9d; Beverley, (Rev. T. the District Board was .held in the committee. Sweet Jesus, base mercy en his Mrs. A. Pyke, black pudiated The ether States, too, clock. embruiderecl; ritish Cabinet in its negotia- O'Brien , £30; Subiaco ( Monsignor Hibernian suca it mattered Me irray-street, make that to Hall, help and sere up felt le to roll ists soul.-R.I.P. overdress; lace silk chene, amid addresses. dc as Mr. J. crepe is to offer Presented Valera. inst. with De May the Usual branch to (Very- Perth, on Monday last, ;15th it. elected Freanantle of £16; day was who Verling), cessful little de crepe bliie Miss M. McQuade, as possible. and to bluff the Rev. E. Callan, 0.11.1.1. £14 17s Id:. The District President, ,Bro. J. Ed- Monaghan erceented one trout I,V.A. meeting next Monday . Mc- oral chair-no matter how narrow SHERIDAN.-In memory of the Mrs. trimmings; replied to bead ac The the into Archbishop welchene, people Bros Irish the of s may be on Highgate Hill (Rev. Father Crow-- wards (in the chsair); also Very Rev. P. Sheridan, Adm., On Tuesday evening, August 23. Griskin, black crepe de chene; Mrs. or biterly opoosed he to g their dole at the point of ley), £14; Bunbury him and (Very Rev. Hynes, O'Callaghan, Be) ',ley, Coon- come in a 50-minute speek-h. His Boulder, who died at Boulder on Town Hall. there F. H. Lloyd, silk net over shell pink principle or prejudice istol. There seems to as ticbe Archdeacon Smythe £12 10s; Nor- ey, Creighton, and the L IS. Apo- clear, resonant voice filled the vast in the Maykinds tong delay the canna 11, 1919. he proceeds work, voile; his and dance, a social blue be will Loughlin tter spirit prevailing amongst tham (Rev, D. O'Donnell), £10 2s logies were received fn om Bros. hall. and in the course of his speech in aid of the Children of Mary's satin; Miss crepe de chene and work of making a road to ' his August Jesus, have Sacred Heart of Mrs. Loughlin. he referred to the demands of Ireople of Downing -street to-day 6d; Boulder (Rev. T. O'Hurley), and Browr i. beautified Parker and on hls soul.-RI-P. have Fully, We mercy Miss Miss 1921 Church. baa,aar. the in trimmings; ' Stall bead 'n those huckstering days when The Monastery (Very Rev Father block less was land as reasonable and logical. He Kenny assures everyone that there georgette, a with bush volume of fair A town your over ornamented creme georgette, ationalists won from their pre - Treacy, C.SS.R.), £5 of SMYTH--In sad and loving memWest 10s; and accounts to the also stated that England could not will be some splendid items, also Edie Davies, de chene; Mrs. F. G. Fleay, of buildings costing thousands that ill-fated Perth (Very Rev. Father B. Fagan), transacted, ors in office of £29 3/21 was I massed for govern nor even tale a census. If good music for the dancing. to say crepe net over crepe do chene; Miss pounds, and which have no parallel ory of our dear husband and cream Rule Act, which was obvious- £6 7s 6d; Leederville (Rev. J. Mol- extent the were broken off negotiations offipayment. It wa s decide :d to father, James Carroll Smyth (late and on the only picer intended to be honoured. oney), £7 10s; Maylands and Bays- cially visit the following branches, now England will have to negotiate nothing of the refreshments. Now: R. Taylor, mauve crepe de chene in the town, Was Bunbury. in sergeant. police), who departed eminence to buy a ticket for this over white silk, bead trimmings; turesque George's offer, we confess, is water (Rev. P. Lynch), £6 10s; viz., St. Canices Bian-la. 495, on with President de Valera or his suc- don't forget a or such this life August 8, 1919. R.I.P. night's entertainment or you will Miss Eleanor Marwick, cream crepe he to be told that well ingress er offer, but it is not the gen- Cottesloe (Rev. R. O'Neill), £6 2s Wednesday, 17th, inet: Sear of the cessor. and by his wife and sonproper -ulnsertd deny electric man would Every bit of cash will de chene: Mrs. Sullivan, regret it. measure of Dominion Home 6d; Wagin (Rev. J. O'Reilly), £5 8s; Sea 136, Fremantle. Mono lay, 22nd - _ egress to these beautiful buildings? help to hasten on the building of blue brocade. hich the Irish people wanted, Albany (Rev. Father Gilroy), £5 5s. inst., St. Brigid' s, 418, Wet 1 Perth, lution:your charity pray THONIPSON.-Of and should ball ratepayers the the M strong Sturdy On the following night hich the people of this et:sin-- 6d: Toodyay (Rev. B. McCabe), £5; 29th inst. "That the District Board warm- the new church, so roll up for the repose of the soul of Julia of would deem it an honour to do the charge taken of Children and help the and, numbers W.A continued the joy. It is, so far as we can Narrogin (Dean Brennan), £4 3s; of was Josephine Thompson, who died on A cordial in vitatlon as received ly' thank the Editor That they en.. superficial and accidental work less than South Africa has. Katanning (Rev. i" assist, Mary in their work of raising cash by the children. the 17th Augurt, 1919. Reidy). £4; say- which would give his people the Distric t Bored from Star RECORD for eythehimsplendid without goes deserving object. for this themselves a Constitution as broad as Claremont (Rev. T. :Masterson), £4; by theSea the society ioyed to Most Sacred Heart of Jesus. by facilities which every' other section Bra:ach 13(1 to be Pf esent ance rendered monwealth Constitution, the Greenbushes (Rev. J. Reidy), £3' of the ing, and nothing we; left undone publishing and Miss of space sad news the Have mercy on her soul. in allotting The of death cerHe at a smoke social he St. Patrick's reports from the District Board M. E. ("Birdie") Walsh, whi:h took the committee to make the little of the community enjoys? ireann might without violence 5s 3d; York (Very Rev. Dean SPV outspokeness Hall, inet.. and 22nd the enjoyable branch as festival .rinciples reconsider the ques- Walsh), £3 Is; Yarlcop (Rev. P. tainly acclaimed people's in WA., But society your charity pray for the of her mother's resiaence, branches at WILI;IS-Of place and Thomas be eller and case fine cribed) 'wilt adults'. the right 'if secession. It is Doddy), £3 15s 6d; No of the late temente:I Mr. he may long be weastreet, Highgate Hill, or Tues, as entertaining as the the respose of the :mils of Saray a Park -esented to M. Quf,nlan, P.B. P., the and trust that s true that the people of this (Rev, P. Hayes). The dance music was supplied by for scotching this filthe. evil on to her good work blow and William Willis, the on came'as great Willis last, a Mary to carry day spared with -trice Board p -,led under its Constitution have (Rev. P. ..,:essidan , similar occasion. who died at Colai, Victoria whose lie , ounce. thanks their kind and cordial invi- which he is now acccmplishing in many friends in Maylands and Bays- Tomney's orchestra. With regard to Mr. Tipping. t to choose whether they Perth Mass occur on the 19th Society Reqpiem A solemn of the water. anniversaries interests best (Rev. D. Pace), £1 the lOs because 10d; him, CHRISTIAN BROTHERS' -main within the empire, or Pinjarrah (Rev. T. O'Grady). £1 tation and wordd be present. Car- and the Catholic community in ge- was celebrated at the Sacred could not panegyrise Heart and 27th August. sister and broHe knew by acclamm _ion, and teem wiled COLLEGE. t themselves out of it. But 8s; Collie (Rev. P. Smith), £1 4s 9d. ried the he did not know WednesHill. Kalgoorlie. Hill, on K. Highgate Mrs. Church, of ther Brineral. a himself sea> on minutes the following ye that right not because the that he proclaimedadmirer of the Jesus Mercy. day morning by Rev. Father CrowNINTH ANNUAL DANCE. of the' Constitution demandton and a great, presence shines so clear. Rev. Father Lynch officiated ley. lovely Thy greater A was early The sad news received ut because it was never con- this week of the death at Coburg, British Constitution. the British at the graveside. and a large numthrough every sense of May; ST. GEORGE'S HALL. that such a necessity Briton once said that ber of Maylands parishioners at"to That souls that once have seen Thee YOUNG MEN'S SOCIETY rise. Australia possesses in Victoria, of Mr. Michael Kenny, CATHOLIC Constitution, always managed miss late The the funeral. 24. tended near AUGUST small Mr. E. J. Kenny, of May WEDNESDAY. muddle through." and it is no ,titution all the essential father of Walsh was a parishioner and earnest See all things else decay to say that if Mr. Tipof a nation, and having these lands, and of the RECORD staff. compliment of for a number in Maylands worker 12. to 8 Dancing, who had attained ping "muddled through" h:s Mayorremains a trusted friend of Mr. Kenny, senr., WANTED, by Competent, Respecyears, and much sympathy is felt al career as successfully as Britain table Young Girl, Position a.: NURShe is contented because the .ripe age of 82, was one of the for the remaining members of the of Victoria, Tickets: 8/- Double, 6/- Single. ail the crises through muddled has ot restricted in her aspire- early Irish pioneers fain ilv-R.I.P. SERY GOVERNESS; Roman Cais survived by a large family of of her eventful history, he will de- tholic home preferred: town or coun.. because she is perfectly and Sheridan's Jazz Band. S. EDELMAN, Dancing s to 1. here and in well of the ratepayers of Bun - try.-"The Record" Office. serve /loose her own course in the sons and daughtersrelatives BOYLSON, G. of the To the Father Loeldngton will Lecture in W. J. WEBB, Hon. Sec. of her political destiny. If Victoria. bury. Hon. Secretaries. Ladies 3/-, Gents His Majesty's Theatre. a has the right to make her decayed the RECORD tenders its -, why should not Ireland sincere sympathy.-R.I.P.

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on he recived a blow from a baton which top of the 'lead and was conveyed half an different facilities and powers to the hospital. Within Our business (VI \VHAT HAVE WE IN been regall under training. are faciliHAND? the hour that man's vote haddeaths what see to is and then the corded. Tir,itvzh, throm.,11 and inconsiderate and powers belonging ofto these "AhenT -ing roughly only fracthe of ties emigration. there were out with which are, materials and the are being, -coughing What the human horse per cent. of et that of :A) per cent. to 60 re matter blisters our produce subject to in tious babe, the chief are the proper in which we have have voters on the register in Belfast, we in hand? training at the various stages of What re- diet the preacher when he stands suit? R e ord. the city al the time the votes tai the growth, of of the pulpit to divide What are those stages corded showed a percentage poll Let growth. tendencies? medical authority quoted III of- with their native (c) According to our philosophy At one polling booth a wo- have seen 99.2. that coughing isheal the children themselves man opinion to the turn "Are us for name. told consists of body and soul-the and came school to man them beings of straining sort of selling what aniresult examine the and name?" ten pr,tence It they are? What a striking con- body is a con -joined instrument you sure that is your right A Generous Priest. wo- indistinct or inaudible speech. The clerk. by the soul, which pervades polling mated the such asked in a And pastor terminus so. the be Acabetween As times Gerhardus, exists at trast W. shake parts. may its "Well, all Rev. Oscar the body in spasman was positive. and the Hamilton. preacher will take the -powquo and the terminus ad quem of tus said, "It is the 'whole soul which of St. Veronica Church, at Mercy Italian Government hands, old girl," he said, "you're cases the wind our training process-bgtween the sees and hears." The soul is one, modic hint and put more Vatican. Ohio, has been a patient wife." expemy the But man the from and with particuwords. powers begin and his er behind Hospital in that city, suffering and baby we to end ;with. The baby but possesses three kinds ofsensitive. The Italian press, Roman jourcondirience of consumptive sanatoria, which we call vegatitive, of we have ulcers of the stomach.veryHis critical. larly certain of the very of Rome. variety inof Pageantry garden creature The a seriously as or us come before three conies the common are discussing rational. ,Yet the tion was pronounced stated nals, qtiesti-in Our Rome sorrespondent vbkkgb medical opinion, tend rather to sl ow stinct scarcely different in its vital and simultaneously. of some understandexistence into of the and his attending physicians the cases of correspondent Inpup. Route majority the transGovernThe from three vast in the manifestations in Royal the work lay between the that the only hopefrom great that, in who are well enough to tellect and rational will then are in Neither does Nature There a healthy ing says the Ca- Catholic Herald writes "The fusion of blood habit a latent condition. Out of this water-tight compartmentshas been of people ment and the Vatican,report. Peter St. oi coughing feast The a the the of annual not is Dillon, church, which F. no action of man News Service person. Rev. John pump in attend extent, controllable by who was tholicconditions seem to have great- celebrated with the usual an creature we have to meke a man, is combination of sense and intellect extra- is, to a great of and Cincinnatti .\postolate. old state and with city, a man equal eternal of rabid an motion the Joseph's old essential Given the Though St. the at of will. the Much varying proportions. concluding a mission and, ordinary concourse of the faithful to inattention tit' of broken or spasmo- is that intellect and will should in the ly modified. is dominant in Church, Hamilton. learned of -clericalism has moderated Over the por- dic attention, your healthy profes- dominate his life, whilst instinct one set of activities of the great basilica. and unhesi- anti hand, the position different stages, yet it does not other the the jest on suspended seriousness of the case blood was bark basilica the will of been tico be stiborciinatei his impulse should to sermon-cougher and In childhood. life enormously sional his other. has the offered exclude Vatican everof tatingly net, made causelessly to these higher powers. as a horse in aid in the the eyes of the secu- the traditional as industriously-and as when the animal activities are fellow-priest, in .order to The enhanced in the most sov- greens, and within, the confession -under a preacher with the voice of is to its rider. the operaalso underof are latter. facilities the of while swing, full world, adorned recovery lar re- and the great statute were one whose muffled of deunder develop. officially stages as of five satisfactorare was now There stages Stentor (b) are first the Powers tion of transfusion Minis- in the richest manner. On the high vowels and battered consonants fall velopment--babyhood (1.2), chith- going Gerhar- ereign the child-policy by an accredited as of ily performed. and Father on of the hood (2-7), boyhood (7.14), youth ment, and therefore with the boy can altar covered with the frontal orthe presented like spent bullets in front the be combined to the Vatican. So far evidenthas noiw believed to be at the wax dus placed ter were X1V. With Benedict seats. of (18row Dillon be made clear in what are (14-18), and manhood begins Similarly, the boy stage policy. road to recovery. Father the Michael Ange- fourth back of throat, in orthe position naments designed byoutside At the end of babyhood we has elements of the man-stage. bal- shipper sound inin trachea. and in 20). the ly a series of "feelers," suffered no ill-effects from immediately and lo, GuarA life. of lung, in larynx, begin to see signs of mental one stage fuses into the other. revolves around the Law Power deal. the of dacchino was erected the smaller bronchial tubes, sermon-coughing is, keen interest in things around is Thus We must recognise that since only (since antees and the Temporal Mass matter High a the for chiefly altar period. convinced, we are characteristic of the second -stage is something merely the Pope. The Law of Guarantees. Over 1,500 Converts. Pope in person says Mass under of inattention. of habit, and of lack At about 7 we recognise a power child the child in the position transient, Pope's and cerethe which defined the baldacchino), bearing the six of consideration for others. For want of reflection, self-restraint and re- temporary One of the most inspiring is something to be got rid taken place Italy from the point of view of the and the crucifix formed by of something else to do, the owner sponsibility, which we call the use method monies that has ever Education was Italian State. has never been ac- candles of as soon as possible. eelBenvenuto of wool-gahand gone master the has that at the Cathedral in Boston Vati14 mind age of of the reason. At about the is a growth, and let our method when over or recognised by the repeats a few of witnessed there recently, were con- cepted The suggestion at present is lini. The sanctuary was covered far as we gives.-and denotes As voice the thering of child. breaking the the with grow can. habit-formed the passage from boyhood to youth, with the rich carpet given by Napo- times-a sonorous, fifteen hundred converts we ought to offer to the child Cardinal that there should be some revision the altar he splits the at- the awkward stage., After a few can, by 1871, leon, and on either side of perhaps firmed by his Eminence part of the of or of managed "ahem," being of Guarantees chance of some Law canthe the were placed the massive bronze bro- mosphere with a sound, full cough years the youth recovers his self- the standards proper to the man. O'Connell. From es ery would take as its basis Vatinew-born delbra of the famous Pollaiolo St. that is obviously forced. He forth- possession, and we begin to call him Our appeal to children "to be Archdiocese came theseMen of ev- which the of character -national of extra the brothers. The great statue a centre from which an a man. However, of children of the Faith. All these processes will men" should be real. well as wo- can and the Sovereigntyaspects of Peter was clothed in .he pontifical with becomes of coughing travels in wid- happen independently of our inter- there must be no running into oppoery station of life. as the Pope. Both of these the cope and mitre, the epidemic does. ference. Our business is not to exvestments. yawning as all just nature. of men, were present to receive circles, beyond forcing no ening now are in vain. ercise mastery over nature, butt to site extremes. Papal ring, and the splendid pectoreicgo Saeraniciit of Confirmation. the question preacher raises his voiceair must be treated as a scope of argument. Whatever might of Alfonso XII. of The the watch its developments and to en. No. the child gift the cross, al desert the Govby upon but one, is wastes he as Italian He long child as interbe the views of any Playing on Misery. nothing Spain. and all day oflongthean faithful sweetness of his finest trope and his courage and direct tl em. We want realising that the child -stage is tranernment for the time being, that of procession troupe mission minable The the Methodists the illustration. guard we development fact happiest natural give temporary, American the to and The sitory statue to kiss the its can explain away who cough, of habit, the:r best chance which crcumstances al- against the mistake of keeping up is recognis- passed before the to Poland is steadily expanding Sovereignty of the Pope foot and press their forehead to the coughers cough, are low. Vives put this clearly by the child treatment too long. To work, especially in southern Poland, more than 3.5 Sovereign Powcus- harmful and unnecessary the by ed Following bronze. when sacred followEven misery situation. reof the saving that "the gift of the teach- keep the boy at the memorising where there is great ers who have their accredited The tom originated by Pius IX., the Holy masters do not bar the words of lii: er was to assist. to aid, to amend." stage all the time would check and at the Vatican. ing Bolshevik invasion. The recent descended to she Basilica on they these presentatives the alert and listening ears, they Comenius' illustration of the plant discourage him. Sovereignty Father from Papal Pontificial letter concerning of visited question and Peter. St. of arof the Vigil How an explosiveness of atmos- growing is also instructive. proselytising associations hasPoland, is therefore no longer a matter the tomb of the Prince of the Apos- create to serious and un- are we to handle the intermediate oused lively interest in opposi- dispute: the question is, how will tles, accompanied by his noble court. phere that is fatal and Telephone El 52. the undis- stages between the baby and the to its attention, regulate broken where there is a growing Government the Italian the feast day the Solemn Mass turbed and undistracted tranquility man? To meet this question scienFARRELL BROS. a matter that is On tion to all such missions, in spite tolfards Val. del relations Merry Cardinal by sung them Merchants and Corn that is most favourable for tifically we must tegin with the Gone-ai ProduceCrushers demur by was of the fact that they advertiseto already accepted without of of the Basilica, arid the of mind -priest Arch rethings. sacred which on a training exclusively is meditation fact that all training selves as devoted ...,WARD -ST., FREMANTLE secular Powers, many "Capella Giulia" rendered the music, Coug'a. of facilities and powers, and wily only Firm who Spettallse In Grain lief work. Poles feel that advan- make no claim to being Catholic? under the guidance of the valorous A Long Cough and a Strong present . and Salt crushing. tage is being taken of their A venerable pastor ut a Conacht naturally vary according to maestro Boezi. counhelpless situation, when the The Late Sir Henry Bellingham. is said to have remarked, on parish refugees, prominwith a try is literally flooded Sir Henry Bellingham, occasion. at the beginning of tue Six Robbers. orhomeless children, and hungry "Now, beloved, one good ent Catholic landowner in Ireland, sergeant and five constables of sermon: phans, whose faith is jeopardised and father of the Marchioness of theA Ulster cough each all round before I begin; have Constabulary Special Bellingham at recently died for the graveyard" lin in non-Catholic surroundings. Bute, been sentenced by Field General keep the rest Castle, the family seat, in his 75th. church was built). His who Court-martial to terms of penal servi- which the flowed Henry, University. Sir late Catholic The on in unbroken Great year. A They are! discourses Baronet, succeeded tude and hard labourMr. Spurgecn, A gift of £15,000 to the University was the fourth John Mathews, five rears' sequence to the close. Sergeant ago. years 40 about had, of Cafnegie title CEDAR, OAK and JARRAH COFFINS ALWAYS IN STOCK. ('London), the the to Constable John of the Tabernacle of Notre Dame by in mass After taking his degree at Oxford, penal servitude; of holding the faculty the men, all Constable years; PIER Founder -ion was announced three in Crawford, Note the Address: Catholic a became Rev. congregations. by Henry vast his Sir of students meetil to theBums, Boyd, six months' hard labour; and attention A2938. speedy 'Phone, and a strong Private president. The 1873, and three years afterwards got A4308, generally He 'Phone, Elwood. A. John Toland, J. Dr. colwas called to the Bar. From 1880 Constables three months' hard grip of the lobe of his audience's oragift comes just after the launching the until 1885 he sat as a Conservative and C. Archdale, he, great even But car. convicted lective were They each. of a campaign for £400,000 by Home Ruler for County Louth. He labour wine, boots, smoothing tor as he was, was not at all tines University, the grant of an enddwVICTORIAN TAILORING 00. Rocke- was also Lieutenant for County of stealing able to keep his hold till the close. ment fund of £50.000 by the of National iron, and butter. Commissioner a pledge Louth, the and He, too, had his corps of coughers. feller Foundation. Senator and Ireland, in And they were at times a sore afflicChristian Brothers in Pretoria. of £100,000 by the city of South Education JAMES HEATING. of the Royal University of Ireland. to his spirit. Once upon a time Bend. The foundation -stone of the Chris- tion is a By three successive Popes, Pius the cough -cough-coughing spread 340 HAY-STREET. PERTH (Opposite Mechanics' Institute). Hillcrest, at "The action of these boards College Pius X, Sir Henry tian Brothers' and storm. XIII, a to Leo convicrose it till their of spread Special Line of Scotch and Irish Suitings. Dress Suits Our clear-cut statement Private Pretoria, has been placed in position and had no option but to suris working in Bellingham was appointed 'Specialty. tion that Notre Dame of various times by Bishop Cox, O.M.I.The Irish Spurgeon at and a while counChamberlain, After the stopped. He render. Samples and Self -Measurement Forms Sent on Application. the general interests in announcing he contributed articles on religious Chrsitian Brothers already have one the storm subdued somewhat. Theo of Blarney Tweeds Just to Hand. at Kimben Stock Africa, Varied South and try." said, Dr. Burns in reviews. Large of house the many progress to a number said: "My friends, I have a cough the gift. He spoke of 9f by his ley; Pretoria will be their second. he I think we But the Uni- He is succeeded in the title coughs. have -you place latter the of Catholics non-Catholic graduates The son, Major Edward Bellingham, we try. So let us versity, of their liberal treatment made a very urgent request to the can stop them if formerly of the Scots Guards. a cough, a good cough, and a in attendance, and of theirlayrepreBrothers to found such a college in have "The trusnow-!" present, altogether of cough, board up their midst, and were backed sentation on the Nuns and Juries. was by very earnest solicitations from result," says one who tees. One of the anomalies which the Cox and Father Ryan. after half -a -minBut terrific. "was site Renovated Throughout. N.W.and Goldfields Visitors specialThe new "privileges" granted to women which has been purchased is in the ute's uproar Spurgeon concluded his ly Catered for. Under Owner's Personal Supervision Jesuits for. the Philippines. of the Sufagitation the silence." through perfect in Monassermon Society of the Redenaptorist M. M. MULCAHY. Proprietress. Twenty members of the has brought about is the vicinity fragettes At York College. New the University and Preaches. from Baby tery The sailed upon of Jesus (LATE CENTRAL AND SHAMROCK HOTELS, PERTH,) the fact that Nuns may be called present the building that is being excuse for more however, is. London on June 13th to take charge of There the says juries, on to serve A erected is intended for .360 scholars. the restless baby. Under the spell missions in the Philippines, which correspondent of the C.H. of T. may It will cost £12,000, and is but part of vivid oratory. even the habitual have been transferred from to the Sister from an enclosed Order jury - of a design that run into £40,000. tile order the of branch "cougher" may temporarily forget Spanish sit on the to summoned be -New his rights, and yield pride of place jurisdiction of ;the Maryland which tries a divorce ease, or anon services Special unprovincecase to the preacher for an occasional York objectionable the other kind ofears BUSINESS UNDERWOOD people. interval. But the most compelling the eve of the departurewereof held decent of the for fit Order the ecclesiof her eloquence is lost upon the blatant of members NEW NORCIA. and if at the bidding cynic of eighteen months or so who in the Church of St. Francis Xav- astical superiors she declines to COLLEGE to liable is CONDUCTED BY THE MARIST BROTHERS. has just been disgracefully preventier. obey the summons, she the of It B USINESS TRAINING FOR GIRLS. ed front revealing the secrets nenalties for gentempt of Court- be lady in front, or from Ireland True to the Faith. is suggested that there should exThe Full Business Course, six hours coiffure of the literally swallowing random pore of the law to per day, t50 for the year, payable amendment In the South and West of Iresome Course. Terms : Yorty-tight Guineas Per Annum. is A Year's term. per that have been and £5 Writ Holy population Priests of as tions just such cases, land the Protestant Wire, hours per day, £12, payable obtained by act of sudden violence. was empt servciminishing This admission Clergymen are exempted from many £3 per term in advance, EVENis of church in Dean baby are troublesome ONLY-Shorthand The Protestant There ING STUDY on juries. riade by the -- not an easy proposition, from the of his ing to Typewriting, and Bookkeeping100. Catholic laywomen who object BROTHER DIRECTOR. Clonmacnoise at a meetingthat For Particulars Apply to the three evenings per week, £2 it having point of view of either preacher, or to dabble in the filth of the congregation. He added to keep term. per resent congregation. It would, or parent, would be difficult for them they got Courts, and who strcnitly BOYS. FOR TRAINING B USINESS six no doubt, often be much more pleathe results of Suffrage violence. in their schools open unless Special Full Course for Boys, clerical imoosing on them obnoxious duties Ac- sant for all concerned if the disturbhours daily, Bookkeeping andEconoextraneous aid. Another the The History, of Economic some that counts, unnecessary. er were absent, or under chloroform also afrard are was speaker God, mic Geography and Technology, That consideration, however, is not closed. which summoning St. New question raised by the large churches might have to be Business Mathematics, Commercial one. Protestants a is once the entire sum or full range of the Ireland, of Religious Correspondence, and female of English UPTODATE ACCOMMODATION. In the North SPLENDID SUBIACO. has are Method, Business problem and The little Procedure question. Stations. are complaining that Catholics Close to Subiaco and Leederville Railway Civics and Elementary Economics been dealt with more hap buying a lot of land formerly oc- Hungary and the Blessed Virgin.and --t20 for the year, payable £5 per seldom Patients may Select their own Medical Advisers. ply than in an incident related of 50 -crown AVAILABLE. Hungarian term, ROOMS cupied or owned by Protestants. new PRIVATE The MODERATE. TERMS EVENING STUDY ONLY, three Father Coffey, of Mingo (U.S.A.), to paper notes bear the picThe boast of Protestantsof that evenings weekly, £2 105. per term. the well-known priest whose benefiOPEN TO ALL DENOMINATIONS. For Terms Apply the 100-crown the they enjoy all the wealthby facts. ture of the Mother of God, with Rev. Mother. Call or write for further particulars. facthat made is have activities Virgin cent supported Blessed 2357. not is The 'Phone at country Christ Child. The Sisters also conduct a Splendidly Equipped Hospital water- UNDERWOOD BUSINESS COLLEGE, tory town a model of religious, In the patron of Hungary. isThe Kalgoorlie. In WEST AUSTRALIAN CHAMBERS, well-being. patriand social the dustrial, bills _ _ two __ these Crucifix in Court. mark in ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE. his book, "A Mill Town Pastor," Fabecross. The dolour of the 100 Facing a crucifix which stood while the ther Joseph Conroy, S.J., says: Judge archal crown note is brown black, tween lighted candles inFrancisco, SCHOOL BaHIGH "During one of his sermons a baby olive brown. SACRED HEART Shortall's court in Sanwoman, took 50-crown note isa picture PERTH. HILL, nathe of became restless and began to cry. HIGHGATE has Czech varia also Marie Zartitia, a DAY and of BOARDERS notes The cryng grew in volume until it an oath in the manner prescribed tional patron on certain SCHOLARS. filled the church, and it became high value. Uuniverby the laws of Czecho-Slovakia. for prepared are Pupils plain that either Father Coffey or Judge Shortall and Otakar Suchan, Commercial, and Musical Ex the baby would have to stog. city, War, were Tun All Are Gaols The Consul for Czecho-Slovakia, arrinations. PIRTH 'There are two of us preaching in Kenworthy askpresent when Miss Zarubais was For further particulars apply to this church at once.' said he, 'and the edLieut.-Commander sworn. It is said that this Greenwood in the House of ComREV. MOTHER PRIORESS. I don't know which of us is giving been first time that such a ceremonial Tel. A3810. mons if his attention had the better sermon. When a baby has been part of the proceedings of drawn to the conditions prevailing in cries in church he is telling us two HOTEL an American court. .The case in Tullamore Gaol; whether aseveral BEDFORD things: first. that there are babies single which Miss Zaruba testified invol- men were frequently kept in was MURRAY-STREET. infor Country in the family; and, second, that the ves a claim to large properties in cell; whether the food ration if the Spleildid Accommodation Thor- mother has come to Mass with her Moderate. and uncle, Tarriff her life, by her sustain to Visitors. given to Bohemia sufficient prisoners oughly Renovated Throughout. GEORGE baby. On the whole I think the Francis Korbel, millionaire wine - physical condition of the baby is preaching the better serof AUBURN, Proprietor. producer of Sonoma County. Calif. was extremely low as a result remon, and I'll let him go on with it. Prices Greatly ReHe died in Bohemia on January 1, these contrition,. Greenwood In the name of the Father, and of & WATERS BRYANT Miss Zaruba's testimony. plied that owing to a temporary 1920Ghost! Holy the duced. Very special and of Son, PERTH, the an to -ST., due STIRLING 80 to 90 given under oath with candles and lack of accommodation, of cases And he continued the Mass." WOOD and COAL MERCHANTS. crucifix before her, will be used in unusually large number reductions to make Promptly Attended To. Orders it internment, the Czecho-Slovakian .courts. Tel. A3838. waiting decision as to cells for sevM. HALLION utilise to room for New Shipnecessary was quite unMachine Bread Factory, North Fremaneral prisoners. This was The Latest Swindler. tle. Bread delivered to all parts or HEVRON J. untrue P. ments arriving. quite was It Malt Claremont. avoidable. Cottesloe, and Forwarding Fremantle, A letter is sent out by a New Customs, Shipping, Brown Bread a Speciality. Shipthe food ration was insufficient carriers. Phllitmore and York priest warning other priests that of the Agency. General Tel. B739. ping Supplied, B277. condition Tel. physical the Fremantle. that or aware Chambers, through the country to be uses prisoners was extremely low in conSurgical Belts of all of a sharp practitioner who They were getting the W.A. DAIRY. THE CAFE MOANA And the confessional to secure money, sequence. troops. descriptions made the as rations Wanneroo-roed, THE W.A. DAIRY, HAY-STREET, PERTH. supposedly to get back to his dio- same Pure fulit they, of course, live on the best. The D. Keane. Park. to order cese or his community (says an number of persons in internment For Afternoon Tea and Suppers. Osborne of th part any daily to twice delivered He American Catholic paper). city, direct from our own cows to camps in Ireland is, according to Supplying Tel. A4381. poses as a priest belonging now to Greenwood in the Commons, 3,252, Thos. ANDERSON & Son customers. Convents and College. a religious order, then again to the and the estimated cost per head per Provision Me, the Brassieres from 4/11 Family Grocers and -rd., diocese of Pittsburg or Lincoln. annum is £60 3s 4d. Fitzgerald -at. and Raglan chants. Families McCARTHY, HARRY, 'Phone, A1794. Orders N. Perth. He has a plausible story and a muAt- Motor Car Painting. Estahlt.hed Over Cotintry waited on daily. sical voice. Incidentally he has The "Ulster Election. 196 PIER-STREET. Prac20 years. tended te. been able to garner quite a few doltical Coach Painter. six -county recent the to Referring first the For lars by his story. Mr. Hanna a defeated canOnly Address SUBIACO HOTEL HOTEL ORIENT time in legal history a number of election,speaking in Manchester, said Rokeby Road, Sublaco. Emu Beer Good AcHIGH-ST., FREMANTLE. nurft appeared in the American didate, If Accommodation lost. Good had Tap. and on J. Always Visitors. candidate a Country was Walter Wing, commodation for court to give evidence against a he going down the street to for Country Visitors. rogue who robbed them of con- a manforwas the anti -partition candidate Proprietor. siderable sums of money on the vote

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The Royal Dublin Society is a John Joseph NIcKeure T.D., for He (McKeon: had 'called at the great institution. Its annual horse He had renot add one square yard of Irish works: "1 think 1 .have said enough MI..t.....s. II ' i the Dub- with such a request. ,. E.McKenna was tried by Court-mins cottage at 13allinalee a few minutes show is of world-wide renown, The course to diplomacy, which some- territory to what Strongbow and to justify me in refusing to accept SIX COUNTY PARLIAMENTS lin Catholic Bulletin-a. refined, scien- his crew had ceded te him, although Giraldus-'s history of the- Irish, and .t.u'l on the 14th. of June-last, in Dub- .before it was surrounded by Crown Society is run mainly by ProtestSCATHINGLY CRITICISED. The refutation of the misstate- body has described lin City Hall, for the murder of Dis- tunes whet, he declared, he "call - ants. as for a long time Ile patched lip a peace he was accompanied I v a strong of theEnglish. ins rnents of ,Irishhistory w English tine lying. trio Inspector McGrath. at Bettina- ed an alien force." There were CatholicsAlthough the history.' truthful on VI I. of France, end per- force. inactivity felt they were not Leuis Surprising with Rex.. J. B. Armour. a well-known lee. on January 4. politicians is so endless and hopeless of lie was con- two very old ladies in the house; ing fair play at its bands, receivHenry, was a courtier Giraklus, hint to organise an army for part of a Zealous reformer, comself-govene with Irish sympathiser a task that few trouble to under- suaded . whenhe moot, speaking at the Presbyterian demned, and would likely be exe- and, naturally, it would not be rea- hesitated to take any action they point invasion of Ireland. In inissioned by the Vicar cif Christ to probably greatI v il a vered lest take it. Endless and pro fitl ess i-t a1158 they jointly despatehed leerier- civilise at barbarous Ind semi -pagan w as allowed to puLlis.1 his spurious,. General Assembly. in Belfast, on cuted. but under the truce was sonable or right for him to start a they height be suspected of attemptwill continue se lung as ignorant or released by the Crown to takerow inside. So he rushed out on ing to wreck ate Society. in the Expugnata, Bull Hibernia cif of the Earl Warwia. doss a son people! did not be that he dishonest politicians think they part in the meeting of the Dail the street, end met the forces, even but apparently his credulity, gieat lane 15. said Some recent actions of the So. Bishop of Evreux. to in have anything to gain by repeating end then The Murder of Thomas a' Becket. as it was, did not briee. him .the Eirann, to give Consideration to the though the odds were heavily ciety were, however, so exasperatalleoneld be a success, b'ut if it should .. offer" of oft-refuted false- form the Pope that. they were preantiquated and is . Lloyd George te the Irish against him. The D.I. had a re- ing that the Catholics resolved that . of ace -e p _ tl, LS miturne tin' arlength message the unparing a crusade against When the favoulab:e be as much he would be se to prove A p the volver. and other ranks had some ..irs later,,alien re pleased as anv of them. tor Tee ambassador hastenP continued Henry believing, rived, Irish. 11'72. quiescence in Mareh. would be tanHe re in the Shortt's recent reference The Crown ease included e i- rifles at the ready. tamount to servitude. Judge Bod the Pope to 'leo. an en- ed through England to Normandy, stinted a copy of Ins works tt, the rolled that he often stood alor English House of Commons to the besought Fire wits opened simuitaneously kin, a Catholic desire that in Man -h accused. a hvo of .1a ranches, Pope, he took care to exclude the -al asking cyclic the peeple of and in the Cathedral nidge France and author, re, he said, ': a ' id, but there' , Lt.here 11. of King lien, alleged sending prisoner. severely wounded 'ailed by both sides. After t'Se first ex- had reported to the chief secretary the crusade: he further before the Papal Les., tes. bishops "Hibernia Expiignatas inna tne good '.many people a": aho were doubt to Ireland by Pope Adrian IV.. at o, join inthe himself abotic to die. con - change he noticed that the officer that property to the value of 1:200.Pope to take France and people, with his hand on the presentation. ful as to the Assernley rejecting his believing the request of the Irish themselves. implered and that his men were 000 had been destroyed in County [eased that he shot theD.I.sence Candaelsis asserts: that Pope Al- advice. protection during the ab- Gospels of Jesus t hrist, ewcire that Mc- had fallen. We deem it useless to attempt to under ofhisthe running away down the road. was Clare by Crown forces. king, as the Popes were "he did not an-ange for the murder exander, in 1175. iseued another He put 'it the new Par- Kean Ile did not believe s:orrect Mr. Shortt's views of Irish wont to . grant hearing. the to Henry but on -record that there was no justifinot Bull, and did continuing the of any of he handcuffs Thomas a' Becket. protect the State Asking No Morey. could ne a success, be at his recluhe history: but a brief discussion We mdse not time cation for the reprisals. He was " hut ''he could of :Sdrian IV. engaged in a crusade fur the command it while he part on their "I wish to "All," he proceeded. it ssuictioned cause the alleged Bull of Adrian 1V., and prince the Court in a speech emphasise is that I fired at enemy a candidate for membership of the recovers. of the II. I. l and. not excuse himself. in that he was ur space to discuss this second forto the English boycott in legielation of three- addressed his likely to become historic. Ile further asserts that both [Darts of the gery. s He was of Ireland forces. not at any particular per- Royal Dublin Society. The Pope's reply to Henry's au- put to death in coneequence may be interesting and useful to Bulls in by were read and accepted j no, vein he He and anger had resentment declared himself a soldier of son-I fired at them as they ap- black-beaned. those readers of the "Bulletin" wit., dacious demand is not extant, but Some time previously Count Plunceived against the hole man." In a Synod of the Irish I3ishoes and whereupon Mr. Armour sate' that the Irish Republican Army, pro- peared before me. Two sergeants have nut :in app.:nullity of consult- we can show that it w:,s most pro- expiation had been expelled. He is a his fault he undertook clergy held in Waterford in that how he looked upon the matter, tested against the charge as stet- swore that they tired at me. The kett. ing at sources of informa. bably a verbatim copy of the reply to organiseof and i ay the expenses year. Outside the pages of the `;,.,as I an, that he wasguilty, officer was between those men and gentleman respected by every class of Louis VII., which is extant, and a,. of course, the. rest of Ireland el and, tion on this vexed question. unreliable totally Giraldus, there is of to aln-c,zate all illicit in no Ireland. offence His only "offense" was crusade; a a ainst nat onal i nt v law, was by Father tniaillut. It li m e b ine, and it as to reasonable returning the ' gimp lie showing that the Bull is a is printed 1ie into England nu record cif such a Synod having was He had no recgoll ece oo of making suppose that the officer was killed that one of his sons was executed in commercial clumsy fo-gery. holstered up by begins: by praising the pious zeal cI' stomshisintroduced been held in Waterford or else- boycotting Ulster ne imto longer the reign; confession attributed to him. one by of them as by me. He aimtin olAe1rc9at1tneoce.n not the idea king, but questions his did like He b many ether forgeries, we are saved of the A remarkable feature [was the ply fell in the fight." to put a stop to this inpede appeal to the holy See. Fin- where. The Irish Annals do not It points out that it rt ,antss should be testimon the trouble at original research, by dence. The state of the coun..mere}had - .Belfast He and bigotry was taken he swore that he received and refer to it. v of Auxiliary cadets, for As to making etatemeets at Mulno hatred the labours of the late Cardinal unjust and unsafe to enter a foreign ally, at the time try precluded the . posse- suffering. by the from the Dublin England defence, h kingdomof Corporation. Notice held to accused's chivalry linger he did not know whether he Id like ' , The land if one had not first sought and Moran and Father Chaillot. his bility of holding such a Synod; and see was given to members of the So3l'ain' toward% their Aarty at the Bettina - made them or not and Alexander. Pope, the Lord the first as the of keep its position obtained consent the princes it in former. during his residence even if it had been possible it is not ciety lee who his he and ambush were and successors. on stall -holders in the Catholic February 2, when he Of one statement he had an absoThe commercial city in Ireland, but he Rome, availed 14rnself of his excep- and people of that land. should. not reeard them. Possible for UP to believe that the (lid not sec how that could be done tendedhi the wounded and ordered lute recollection-that was, that a municipal markets trot their licen-' tional opportunities to investtgate Pope suggested that the king should successors Irish Bishops, who were su deter un. ses would England men not of kings be true not selves as renewed unless to interfere been by going on in this way. Secondly. with man from Ballinalee had the grounds upcn which historians consult the princes of Ireland, and the Pope. for le time being, re- minedlY opposed to the Esiglish in- lie disagreed with the establishment wounded iti captured. wrongfully convicted. even accord- they resigned from the Society. A base their statements about the learn the wishes of the bishops of til vasion, would have assembled in crap kings. of resignation as Catholic them cognised followed:nt to ing English law. It was he el the new Parliament, because they Bull; and he published the result the Church there, before he p Speech From Me Dock. The Catholics made it plain, that Strange that in formulating this Waterford, which was in the hands were cutting oft 3(10.000 or 400,00U IlticKeun/ lwho was in command, of his painstaking researches in the ceeded further with his enterprise, oath of fealty, both Henry and the of the leen leesWe can well be. they would smash people the Society if the and not the other man. Yet who agreed with them in When the Judge Advocate asked "Irish Ecclesiastical Record" in No- which, otherwise, a -as likely to end Legates forgot all about Ireland. lieve that Henry -had his rpurious inbolerance did not cease. the accused if he had any state - latter was suffering a long term of the He relined to issue Bulls read and accepted by pa rife faith. vember. 1872. Father Chaillot. edi- in disaster. had Alarm it befere. seized Years the Society. if, seventeen for It sent an act which he imprisonment to make, McKeon tor of the "Analecta Juris Pontifi- the encyclical exhorting the in representatives to interview the Corbeen given to Flenrv, by Pope Alex- Anglo-Norman defies in Water- AN UNREPENTANT SINNER. the affirmative, requestingthplied commit. at the did"I not cii," an eminent expert it historical of France to loin in ' the crusade ander's immediate predecessor. The ford. poration. Several conferences he "guilty am not,' Went on, took the They knew that their friends in same time that handcuffs investigation. published in tile "An. against Ireland: and he refused to disposal of a Catholic nation by the the foul offence of murder, and place. The outcome has beer that The Hand of Cambrensb. the south and west disagreed with should be removed from his wrists of alecta," in 1882. a learned disserta- take France under hi-e protection Holy See would not he so soon for-the Society has agreed to a the people of Longford, have who revision the while he king's absence. was speaking. The hand. tion on Pope Adrian, Henry IT. and I:luring its rules and to expunge certain had Every copy cf the spurious Bull in them in accepting this Parliament The Pope could not have more gotten; and Papal Legates whoroyal were then removed, and Mc- elected me, and the men and the of Ireland, in which he made use of all provisions egistmce is traceable to Cambren- and carrying it out. They had had cuffs humbled the Pride of the Kenn, standing. up and squaring officers with me believe and know been taken.to which eyception has personation but the election, their available sources of information on clearly expressed his disapproval of thus in Nis. Roger de Wendover so remiss be would not copied it tyrant They have full confidence in place was not creditable his shoulders. addressed the Court that. the subject, and in which he prov- the projected invasion of Ireland safeguarding The resolution expelling Count the rights ef the Holy from.- Ralph de Diceto, another dour that took "Officers and gentlemen of the me, and- I take this ipportunity of Plunkett ed conc:usively, we believe, that the than he did in that letter to Louis tier of Henry, who copied from (cries of "S,henie"I. if they said it as is to be rescinded. Judge thanking the people cf Longford Court Martial." At sae opening took that personation a shame alleged Bull of Adrian IV. is a for- VII., dated the 18t1. February, 1158 See. was of Bodkin is to be renominated. and Cambrensis. Matthew of Paris, for their in me. That confidence Bull or of the Forged 1159. Yet we are asked to Mention beFirst the Court that morning he told confidence is my justification. as it the rule enabling any forty memHe did more: he showed gery. place he, agreed. If they had 40 who died in 1259, copied it from ;11 agreed he would like to them he was an officer of the I.R.A. that Adrian IV. was a good friend liege that for Years earlier, at the ;.Absolutely the .first mention Roger de Wendover, e fellow monk my authority for what I have bers to prohibit the election of a of Ireland, and so far from giving request of an obscure English priest, the forged Bull is found in the last in St. Albans, and Baronius copied know how they could call that a and, as Ruch, claimed the treat was done. I wish to pay a tribute to candidate is to be abolished. ment of an officer. any encouragement to Henry in his without any solicitation on Hepry's chapter ofJohn of Salisb ury ' s Met*a- from Matthew of Paris. It is need- Parliament. By stern and united action in But they were these not to try the gallantry and lovalty of the this instance, designs for the conquest cf this part, he had given that extraordin- logicus. They had practically handed over John of Salisbury had le,s to pursue the history of the Cat*Iics have scored who fought by my side. Henry , to St. 1 homes a' Royal Fraud further. country, he actually opposed them, ary Bull. which if used their destinies to what he would him as an officer, but as a murder comrades Secretary a signal success. By similar ac have stood up to superior the landlord and Church or er-and why? Because he took el; They and pointed out the injustice and knew well ho'wto i" e ecket, and in the yew 1176 he was The Lion they are rapidly bringing the -."' unerring instinct of the Irish and and they equipment, numbers have assured .. ured the success of his ne- appointedd Bishop ofIs'h artres, an d people, Ireland party. Let them look at arms in defence of I.'is nativeuthe danger of such an enterprise. land - have come out victorious. bigots of Belfast to their knees. led them,, at alltimes, to ' farious scheme. of one's when itwas internal elected,Defence native From, the Senate land had reject the Adrian Bull as a forgery. he died in 1180Pope a Friend of Ireland. you I crave no mercy, but and find how many would repre. ever been the privilege of the pet - as "From evidence it is manifest that the last in a . i of complaints about Henry's Perfidy. an officer of the Irish Army, I A priest of Mount Melleray, in pies of all nations and all nations them on it. cent ' of the "Metalogicus" was the misdemeanours oftheIrish peoi1 claim the same right as I would be ' Heir). did not act on the alle ed chapter 1906, published an accurate and He did not believe a man in the had demanded the of her not written by John of Salisbulnn ple, forwarded under the Seal, to give You if you fell graceful translation of Father Chail- Bull in 1155, and he did not prog Assembly soul stand up and say cons in their defence as a right. He prepared an d that it wee probable added to Po e Joh XXII ., about my hands. into lot's work, supplemented by many ceed. to invade Ireland to bring the after is stand on that principle, ISSEMSINO his death. It has nu conned- year 1325, and still preserved in the he was satishei with the way their took "If vou don't give me that right. valuable documents bearing on the blessings of religion and civilisation been fulls' approved of with the subject matter of the Barberian Archives. Rome, they are ',h.-rill stood in regard to the goy which had and if you execute me, then there subject. The titie of his work is: to its benighted Bishops and people tion (To the Edtt6r.) B peopleauties Ireland, and eminentt by these 40 members. Con shy philosophical. is purely accused of which the crime book, sir,-ti of rejecting fs make. It that I may the is one request interest many Scots 10 "Pope Adrian IV., A Friend of Lre- in 1159, but he proceeded to make was glad to feel that in ,carrying of the dull, if it ex spurious Bulls. that the Scottish Home Role 'MoreoCer, they eluding. Mr. Armour proclaimed that you give my dead body to my know Aswar on his quondam ally and tool, The discussion have land." sociation recently been himeelf an unreptare sinner, and asfitted remark- assert that the King of England, on isted, would so that my remains may non-party bas Adrian IV., by name Nicholas Louis VII. of France. lines In order to forMed By thus ably focus the rted that he had never brought had always acted in accordance relatives, a under false pretences, and by false the "Polycraticus," into well my own." demand be laid to rest amongst for Scottish Breakepeare, was the only English- violating his peace with Louis VII., Self-Goyernment with the usages of war. of Solis - Bulls, obtained the dam nion of Ire- seolitics into the pulpit nor did he by John No matter where he or she may be published II been The harvicoffs, whi had man who ever occupied the Chair of who had Pope Adrian s genuine let- bury in 1158, three years after the land, and this Ulster to give ex-, The acts committed by him and removed from the accused while situated, by Mining this association all oilman is commonly l)ever go outside Peter. He was Pope for less than ter, he postponed the possibility of who are in can give moral preesion to his views: if he had is represented as held by them." his statement, were then re- as wen as sympathy material support five years. 1154-1159. His biography, issuing his spurious Bull. for twenty date on which hethe to to them he said any test by an impareial tribunal. making anything say from Bull The disturbed having obtained urgent and self-respecting call. to this state placed. written in the fourteenth century, years. Pupe Adrian, it is true, died Adrian; a work in whieh he gives pecially Italy, in the of Europe, es it to their faces. Sir James Craig, Sit times during the present century later twelfth exhibits him as a learned and holy in 1159, but Louis VII., now the a detailed account of his visit to and thirteenth Scottish Home Rule Bills have centuries rendered he added,of would be like Grattan. hands had been treated ins a fair Introduced into the London Housebeen Pontiff, absolutely incapable of do- enemy of Henry, jealous of EngHOTEL PERTH of another Parliament' "I Way. Pope. It makes no mention communication with Commons, .aid In every CFO, when these the Papal who ing an injustice to an individual, land, and possessed ci convincing the J. J. Ryan. Proprietor. The wounded had been treated measures came to a division over three the Bull. The object of the Court difficult, and gave exceptional have wanhed by its cradle and I much less to a nation. "He was a Proofof the Popes refusal to sanc- of fourths the Or to best the of its Scottish hearse." their members have Sir ability. pre. followed on the to facilities Some to forgers of Papal docuforged chapter added earellent Aerommrsieenn sent voted in their fawn*, man of great benignity, mildness, tion the invasion of England, lived eMetalogicus" But Scotwas to prepare the ments--and many such forgeries are lames deserved a better p, sition of these prisoners were now going land is still without s lestislature on and patience . . . graceful in his till 1180. As we shall see present- world for the forged her own Mil! England has 402 memIt says extant. The Irish people had than that of a wet nurse to a has- to be Asked to prove that-not that Bull. conversations, eloquent in his argu- ly that refusal was kaown outside 10 .NO. bers to the House of Commons. whilst GLENORAN that, at the request of the writer, good reason to doubt the authenti- Ie-d Parliament. and when the time any punishment which the Court the French Court. Scotland has only 74. therefore Scotments, an eminent leader in he he was BEST. sure, be to glad intended inflict SCOTLAND'S should he pe Adrian city I, of any Pape' document land is In need of the ,moral and maWhether it was with the appro ns friend and familiar, song, quick to pardon, a cheerful gated. but just to show his words PURE MALT WHISKY. terial support or her friends in all gave Henry a grant of Ireland, dueed by the Angle-Normane, who to see thenwld. giver, bountiful in alms, and in all val and at the corhmand of Henry, As supplied under Contract to the parts of the world in order were true. to assist moral re- were experts in forgery. Card; el W.A. Hospitals and Government Medical her successfully Apart as one English chrarneler of the for' purely religious and his ways most admirable." to nress her claltu Also Railway Dining Cars for a Parliament and he Moran Department. and that has directed formation purposes; DANCING attntion AND DEPORTMENT, At Hollinger. to i ,e Admjnistration on time asserts, or in degance of his from anything his biographer has and the Leading and Clubs Hotels Scottish ring matrix soil. a of Bull, precious Until Crellland a seal for the forgery of with the has onThe treatment he had meted out throughout the State. written of him, a thoroughly reli- express prohibition, as another sent the talned the control and management run investiture of Henry with Papal documents. preserved in the Sole AVOW to the Crown forces w-as different tier own affairs she cannot hope to make able test of his character is found maintains, that Strongbow and his for MLSS MERCIA SCOTT, Clearly R.I.A. collection. It was found in her best contribution to the world. from in the authentic acts of his pontifi pirate companions made a descent the Lordship of Ireland. what he received PHIL COYLE when he was and of Latest Ballroom Teacher All Sympathisers desiring to help or Fancy Dancing, cate. Thd man who, alone, crush- on the shores of Ireland matters the writer of this chapter had never the ruins of one of the earliest monwounded in Mullinear. He broke to haVe further information are ed Arnold of Bregcia and the rebel- little to us. They came as plunder- seen tho forged Bull; possibly the asteries founded in Ireland by De away from the police ---he did not ally invited to correspond withcordiHas Resumed Tuition. itie Club in which it was to be Courcy. Newcastle Hotel undersigned.-yours. etc.. lions Romans. and humbled the ers and not as religious reformers, exact termswere deny it-and many of theta were South Terrace, Fremantle. Newly Renot yet decided It only remains to add, that the R. E. MUIRHEAD, Private Lessons by Appointments pride and ambition of Barbarossa, under the aegis of a Papal Commis- concocted' knocked down. They ripened .fire Up -ha -Date. oeidneids novated and Secretary, first twelve or fifteen lines of the 1 he spurious Bulls says IreHenry determined to profit upon, on him, and the fortunes of war and North-West customers specially was not the man to hand over the sion. ..Abbotsford, Scottisls Home Rule Association. Private Address: was granted to Henry by the forged Bull correspond verbatim stop 11,1 (tasgow, Scotland, were aaginst him. aid he was struck catered for. South Beach trams (late destinies of the most Catholic coun- by their piracy. He had some dif- land Aberdeen-street, Perth. 13th July. In.)? the opening twelve or fifteen at door. Proprietor: T. H. Ryan in response to the king's pt he try in Europe to the tender me rc ies ficulty with Strongbaw, who at first Pope down. on Afterwards the was to See., Celtic Club. and Wyndham. Tel. e4e8e. toes of th e gemine l etter o f Adrian the of a royal brigand and a crowd of refused to surrender his foothold on tion: it purports to give him and lIV. barracks he was B197 Tel. beaten with to King Louis VII.. showing IRISH NATIONAL his successors hereditary rights rifles. Anglo-Norman adventurers. and the Irish coast to the king. Henry ORIENTAL HOTEL. it makes no mention clearly that Henry H. got a similar that, too, at ad solicitation of a did not flourish Iris Papal Bull and over Ireland; FORESTERS He watt called a murderer in the Hannan -street, Kalgoorlie. 'Phone 481. As Father letter from Adrian IV., preserved it, of investiture. man who bore throughout Europe, assert the rights it gave him; he of a ring remarks, A DEPOT. SOCIETY FOR IRISHMEN, dayroom THE CATHOLIC of the Mullinger barrack: One of the Best Hotels on the Fields. there is no case and tired it as the basis of his subsethe character for lying arid deceit merely confiscated and held the Chaillot of No Initiation Beet and Accommodation. it Splendid would be understood that forgery. Fee. Cheapest Oestantler Kept. property of the pirates in England recorded in authentic Papal history quent tthat Henry bore. there would be a hubbub ;then it Everything Sc I/6; tributeons. superlsoill or Mr-. and N rn d h cutoff 11 of the Pope sending a ring for in was said Branches: Hugh O'Neill, Perth, his presence, "McKeon Weekly. Pso.2JIM Henry II. an Enemy of the Church. assistance without sending a deleManufacturers and MISS T. I. O'COMNOR, A.T.C.L. Modellers, alternate Thursdays, and 'supplies to them vestiture, in the Trades the murderer prietor. is in." s Importers. (Room 14), Beaufort gate to perform the ceremony of -street, Per h. Henry II. was ad avowed enemy from England. 45 Cleaver -street. West They yielded. Perth. Brian Boru Branch, Fremantle, Church Furnishers, Catholic BoOk iinvestiture. There is no Teacher of Pianoforte, Violin, Pipe every ofe the Church which he plundered. It was repeated on the Continent, public sellers. alternate Tuesday, Friendly Societies Organ, and Harmony. Terms on School Suppliers. *Hall, 04 Adelaide -street; Framers. Picture He restricted the rights and privi- in 1171. that Henry was making record of and.elegate being, sent to Secretary's application. Miss O'Connor Is preAddress, W. Keating, Is Burt 543 GEORGE -STREET, SYDNEY, -street, leges of the clergy by unjust laws; Preparations to invade Ireland. The Henry for t is purpose. Salisbury pared to take pupils for the Pipe Fremantle. -ST., MELBOURNE., 244 ELIZABETH Charles Parnell, Organ. Tel. A2946. usurped their jurisdiction; claimed Continuer of the Annals of Sigebert. was an inveterate letter writer: 320 Boulder; secretary's Stuart The House for All Catholic. Goods for address, Court llote:, Boulder, meets alternate the headship of the Church in the says under that year.: "Henry, King of his letters have born preserved, Church, Homer, Etc. John Dillon, Midland Junction,I rldays. of them written after he had J. E. dominions over which he ruled, and of England, rising up in his pride, 1:u O'Malley, Quebec -street, Midland Junehe undoubtedly laid the foundations usurping thing:, not conceded, and fallen foul of the English courttionMoney to Lend on application to the the !heretical structure by which aspirin;; to things not his due, pre - scrrittcri to deefnd himself against Society's Solicitors, Messrs. J. and H. enry VIII. finally supplanted refl. pares ships, and Yawners the sol- the displeasure of the king; and, as Stamen, Barrack -street, Perth, or the General Secretary, care J. J. Snlgg, gion in England. He was a brutal dierc of his kingdom to subdue Ire- Cardinal Moran remarks, in none oft them does refer. to any signa Barrack -street. tyrant in the exercise of his uncon- land." Note the words "things not trolled power, as witness the mine conceded." The Annalist knew of favour he did the king. If he had PERTH CATHOLIC YOUNG obtained that Bull fromPope der of St. Thomas a' Becket (on the letter in the hands of Louis MEN'S SOCIETY. Henry..would havebeenotlaPethe 29th. December, 11711), and his VII. Henry had not yet publish- Adrian, . 504 MAY-STREET, PERTH. minded of it. barbarous mutilation of his Welsh ed the concession of his spurious ;Under the Patronage or Ills Jiace Archbishop Clune). hostages, a cringing coward when Bull, for Louis VII. still lived. Clear Way for the Forger. Billiard Room, Lounge, Library, Card faced with the consequences of his Evading the Thunder of Rome. Room, Cricket Club, Harriers' Club, Such was the first announcement crimes; an immoral man who repuDebating, Musical, and Dramatic When Henry finally came to Ire - of the existence of the Bull, nearly Society. diated his lawful wife; a convicted quarter of a century after it is alACCOUNTANCY CLASSES. liar and perjurer, whom Cardinal land, he came not to extend the aleged to the "That in order to record thatiklithiess for our permanently A SOC1ET I THAT EVERY CATH °Lit.; have been issued. Pope YOUNG MAN SHOULD BELONG TO. Vivian described as the most bran conquest of Strongbow, but to es- Adriaotowas cent triumph of right and justice (in the vindication of Australia's long dead, and King Full particuiars on application toen -faced liar he ever met-a man cape the thunders of the Vatican Louis was dead. w. J. NiVEBB, Hon. Secretary. The way was now Sisterhood), and to gratify a wish long felt by our Bishop and whose motto was, that it was bet- fulminated against the murderers for the forgerIt was only ter Co be guilty of falsehood than of St. Thomas a' Becket. Gervase clear dear to his heart, we resolve to at once undertake the completion of Society St. Vincent de Paul to fail in a favourite enterprise: a (De Regibus Angliae) tells us: "The necessary to find a medium foc givof St. Michael's Cathedral at Wagga, and declare that a subsending ing his handiwork to the world. manmo who fostered discord among Roman Court decided on Western Australia (lncorp). Legates to Normandy in order Henry found a willing tool in GiralYour hat can make ur mar your whole appearance; rote scription list be now opened for that purpose. and that all CathoIfown sons, "hoping from their die- two Barry, sidering its small cost in comparison with the rest of your This Society exists for the purpose cord to gain quiet for himself"; a to enquire into the murder of the dus Cambrensis-Gerald lics and sympathisers throughout Australia be invited to co-operof assisting worthy families and others, Holy and to punish the Archdeacon of Brecknock. The clothes, it really pays you to get a good-looking good man whose character was well authorsMartyr; including inmates of public institutions, ate." the Catholic laity (One of the by cif is the carried world fairly familiar with resolutions this of great Henry, wearing crime. and smartly shaped hat, nown to the Holy Father. We are In indigent circumstances, and engages of the confiding Camin other good works. Wagga on Sunday, July 24th, at a demonstration in honour of his it is governed assured that "as a mon lives, so having heard the news, hastened to gullibility by a Council. office in No. 52 (top floor) We have dependable felts in cut or bound edge, curled whose voluminous writings hall he die": Henry, after a life of pa.s.; into England, leaving orders brensis, Lordship Dr. when £3,500 was subscribed in the Riverina Dwyer, Royal Arcade, Perth, and has branches or straight brim, in on a all the are par with Gulliver's Travels, popular shades. ,ypocrisy and fraud, died blasphem- with thegovernors of the ports, on or conferences in many parishes The stories told him in Ireland by Hall). Subscriptions, which will be acknowledged individually throughout Me State. ing God. Such was Henry II. of both sides* of the* Channel, to diliThe calls on its funds are many, and predecesters of old ,rime Dublin and in the columns of this paper, may be sent direct to Rev. T. ',ngland, who asked the Pope for a gently watch all passengers,' and to the with a view to supplementing Its re4 Mercers, Ng St. remind us of the yam.; spun sources, the Society invites persons ommission, empowering him to in- arrest and keep in prison any one jarveys P. J. Mahon, or Wagga, Ryan, House; Administrator, Bishop's Egypt, 'n for the Herodotus, Father when making their Willa to remember its He ade anti annex Ireland, in order to who gore letters of inte-sliet. "Where11011sr the Good Hats Are." work. Bequests may be made in favf History, who gravely assures us Esq., Hon. Treasurer. ring the people to a sense of theiralso commanded then our of the Particular Connell, or any the _at the on pyre hieroglyehie.: If. . .e. y else unlesi Conference of the Society. eligious duty. And we are asked any cleric o believe that a saintly Pope. con- hke. wouldhnchc.ause any hurt to the mare were recoree es see quantity . He fur- of garlic and onions eaten by the YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY OP mod with deal for the Glory of ing et WESTERN AUSTRALIA. wid. and the welfare of His Church, ther gave Border'se that no letters labourers engaged in their construeHerodotns 'was upwards of be allowed to reach him." tion. Under the Patronage of His Grace the ot only acceded to his request, but should , Archbishop. Not feeling secure in England 2.000 years dead when Campollion leo commanded the Irish to reee' (Approved by the Hierarchy of the Church and Registered under the Friendly Societies' Acts of Australasia). Objects: The Study of the Lentils" where a local interdict would affect discovered the key to that mysteri. Music , History. Literature, and Dancing are: RELIGION, NATIONALITY, CATHOLICITY, BENEVOLENCE. enry, with dutiful submission, Its Watchwords of Ireland, and the revival of the Ideals him, he hastened to Ireland, which ous writing. Breieer, in his intro heirlord and master. It is essentially Irish and catholic, and It erica4y Appeals to Catholics (males anti, females),. deteareeng. their. of an Irish-lreland not being a part of his dominions, duction to Barry's "Hibernia ExBranches will be established tn any Locality on receipt by the DISTRICT SUPPORT and ALLEGIANCE. The Society MEETS NEXT MONDAY Henry's Wicked Eyes on Ireland. would not he effected by such an pugnata," where the Bull first apSECRETARY of a requisition SIGNED by TEN PERSONS sanctioned by the PRIEST of the DISTRICT, the EVENING at 8 p.m., at ST. PATRICK'S being fully set in the out requisition. names and ages of intending members BOYS' SCHOOL, WELLINGTON -ST. That Henry, on the elevation of interdict; and he left strict orders peared, says: "It may be regarded 550 BRANCHES throughout the Commonwealth and New Zealand; 7.0.600 members and £300,383 in Funds. FinanMonthly Subscriptions: Ladles and as a great rather epic, than as a drian to the Papal throne, sought that no ship should be allowed to cial help and Medical Assistance in cases of Sickness Guaranteed. Juveniles, 6d.; Gentlemen, Is, ,is authority for the invasion is be- sail for Ireland Unless it bore a sober relation of facts occurring in J. P. DOHENY, Hon. Secretary. MODERATE CONTRIBUTIONS. NO ENTRANCE FEES FOR BENEFIT MEMBERS. P. CLIFFORD. Asst. Secretary. ond question. We must concede favourable message. The consequ- his own days. No one can pursue AND auBURBAN FREEHOLD PROPERTY. LOANS ADVANCED IN LARGE OR SMALL AMOUNTS ON APPROVED CITY it without coming to the conclusion . much to the advocates of the ence was that for five months (from Pull Particulars on eppileation to J.. O'FARRELL, Distriqt Secretary, Illberian Hall. Murray -street, Perth. it is that rather a pcetical fiction WEST & GARRETT 1171, to March, .uriou.s Bull. 1172) all But knowing how November, OPEN FOR ENGAGEMENTS. ALL MODERN REQUIREMENTS. HIBERNIAN HALL. WINDMILL EXPERTS, PLUMBERS. is character stood at the Papal communication between England than a prosaic, truthful history." our Specialities. Pumping Engines, Saturday. Minimum Monday to Friday. RATES. ourt, and knowing the fearless in- and Ireland was suspended. Derr_ Dr. Dimock, in the Preface to the 0 0 0 5 Windmills, Hydraulic Rams. Tanks, a p.m. to 11 p.m. . £2 5 p.m. tI II P.M. . £2 ndity of the Holy Father, he did ing those fisie months, ae most Eng- fifth volume of the Rolls edition of 7 6 5 p.m. to 12 p.m. . £2 0 Bores, and Pumps. 8 p.m. to 12 p.m. . £2 10 LAKE-STREET, PERTH, of dare to approach him directly lish hisctorians admit. Henry did Cambrensis, says of his historical i

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though the weather was inclement, there was a large attendance, including ladies and gentlemen. University graduates. and undergraduates, who THE IRISH MISSIONARIES, HAN YANG AND THE EDUwere interested in the proposed forThe China Hall, Dynon's Buildings CATION QUESTION. mation of a Newman Society- His The question of the ordination of 915-917 Hay Street Perth Grace the Archbishop presided, in Dr. Sun Vat Sen arid the other women to the sacred ministry is bethe absence of Father Gatzemeyer, CHINA, GLASS, EARTHENWARE, FANCY GOODS, E.P. who was ill. The lecture was an political leaders who came to the ing widely discussed in Protestant eloquent and interesting one. During front in the upheaval cf 1911, advo- circles, especially among Anglicans, WARE, Etc. eated for China en advanced form where advanced members of the dearrived front Ss dots- a few days be- banks of the Potter put extra hil- an interval in the lecture Miss M. Of democratic government QUEENST AND. and an vout female sex are demanding adGREAT VARIETY in TEA SETS, DNINER SETS. TOILET Meleaul sang Newman's great hymn, laughter. bore back with him arity into their raucous arid fore the end, .:pste-date system of education. "We a to orders as right mission sacred SETS, and FRUIT SETS. for burial in the little cemetery at The people are so little interested "Lead, Kindly Light." . will strive t t elevate our people." Having secured the suffrage and inof the teedssal Instita..e of Acc sent. Rose Bay. on the shsres of Port that few of them bate ever troubled WRITE FOR CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST. The hearing of the Supreme Court their manifesto ran, "secure them in vaded almost every field of activity ants, Mr. W J. Cronin, of Nam- Jackson, the body of his beloved sis- to ascertain where Canberra is peace, and legislate for their pros- known to man. the modern woman, No more appropriate resting - cated, and most of then; when they action by Mr. A. A. Edwards, M.P., perity. TELEPHONE A4270 CENTRAL. ' bour, secured first place for Queens- ter. We will remedei our laws: outside the Catholic Church at least the West Adelaide Football ('lub land in both Auditing and Mercan- place could he found for one elm. a, meet the name in the newspapers and the delegates of the Football revise our civil, criminal. mining now considere it her privilege to entile Law. Ile passed also in Insol- a child, spent so many happy years turn hastily to the cricketing score against commercial code,: reform our ter and within the stalk of the c'enyent of to a Royal Comolission-s spicy re League. has been set down in the and vency Law and Coropany Law. abolish restrictions to she uo list far September 6th, but on finances: Mr. M. Bolton, head of the film School on that beautiful spur May port, or to ant' old thing that has a cause trade and commerce; ensure religiThursday an is ladies keepers to be. application little solid flesh and red blood about made to the Court for a summons ous toleration, and eruside modern of secrets, we are afraid that the of Bolton and Co.. Ltd.. Rockhamp- her soul rest in peace. Anit. 'Indeed, so far from worrying for immediate relief. ton, died at his residence schools for the young " glicans, who still believe in the in that conmeter Ilia death The population of Brisleau has in- about the Federal Capital, most inera" on the 30tia 1111 RIGHT OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION. In point of fact, however, the fessional. will eschew lady confes;nay be an earlier hearing. The !le was born creased at a rapid rate during ;he electors would shed no tears if the there was widely regrets. is being called upon to show abuses of the Manchu regime have sors if they ever reach their goal at Bridgetown. City of Limerick, last ten years.- The recent census whole blessed At-lost-ion turned league to still he remedied. China why has cause Mr. Edwards should not as. Anglican ministers. fu 1916. showed that the capital of Queens- eut to be inerelY the sort of nightand was 03 Years of age. DA ',WI. al II GOSPEN, manager. admitted as hi delegate of the been shamefully miseoyerned since As far as the Catholic Church is when returning home from a meet - land Huss claim. .. strength mare one esnects after a heave 7up- be Adelaide Club, of which he is 1911. Tee premises of the Repub- coucerned, it is of faith that the But as the Federation is real- West Mg of the Cite Council with other of 206,699. In 1011 Brisbane con- per. chairman. tie claims 1:11)0 damages lican leaders have net been carried divine law forbids the priesthood to a its a incompetent in ear, after ly with motor established tained only 139,480 people, so that in aldermen a assault in having been refused out for the reason that those lead- women. We have the example of protracted sitting, the car over- ten years the increase had been Cabinet and partierlarle competent for to a meeting of delegates ers found themselves tnwarted in Our Blessed 'Lord to direct us in this turned. and one of his companions, 50.34. The provincial population of taxation officers, the Is, he hears admission every effort to acquire complete case. because neither His Holy of the leagueAlderman Foeter, was killed. Mrs Queensland is 151.631. and the rural about it. the better the average man control in Pekin. Chinn-at least Mother nor any other pious woman Bolton received severe injuries, and population, 359.615 the total in the feels. .. Talking Machines Northern China -is still ruled by was chosen by Him as apostle or St. Raphael's Kinds Cethulic Young Sale .. never properly recovered from the State being 755.573. The increase Society. Parkside. during their men who arc guided only by mo- priest, The Twelve Apostles and Ills Lordship Dr Gallagher. Bis- Men's effects of the accident. Heart trou- for the State in ten years was at the tives of avarice and self-interest. Meeting on the 28th ult., the parSeventy all Disciples were men. The ble ultimately followed, and he rate of 21.72 per milt., the previous hop of the diocese or Chelan:um. ar- ishioners mane a presentation to the No serious attempt has been has never sanctioned the adafter Rev. Father Leonard, C.P., recenths passed away peals -fully as above. census showing the total at 605,813. rived in Timmt Gramophones, playing flat records, V2 2s. to £70. Edison Ammade to deal with the school pro- Church mission of women to the priesthood. stated. Roe!.harapton loses one of Brisbane, like the other capitals. spending a week iii Gundagai. and occasicin ef the silver jubilee onof the berolas, playing Cylinder Records, £16. Flat Records. blem. Ever since Cie his establish- The teaching of double -sided. theology its best citisens e the death of this contains mere females than males it was pleasing to his many friends ordination. Very Rev. leather Ber3/6. We are landing a big lot for Christmas. Cylinder ment of the Republic the struggle on this matter is Catholic Records, given as follows devoted Catholic :old sincere Irish- The present totals are 101,005 males, in the district to fir.' him looking nard, C.1'., presided, and referred to between old and mune, between the 3/6 each, We stock all in the Edison Catalogue. 108,694 females. hale and hearty, although in the the good work which Father Leo- forces of reaction alai those of pro- by a writer :n Ave Maria: man.-R.I.P. Monthly lists and consplete Catalogues posted to all who write "The first requirement for a valid He administenth. Year of his age. for them. had perfermed. not only in gress. has been so widespread and ordination is that the subject should Rev. Brother Grace. Principal of tered Confirmation to 150 candi- nard Needles, Mainsprings, and all repair parts in stock. South Auetralia, but in many of the be of the male sex." says the learned the C.B. College, Rockhampton, who dates, 30 of whom were adults. The other States. All kinds of Talking Machines Repaired. He was the first Auscanonist, Schmalsgrueber. "A worecntly underwent an operation for large church was pecked with pen- tralian Passienist ordained. Father ill in very has been hold. man cannot be ordained. as is eviple as full as it could possibly appendicitis, Leonard mile a very graceful reply. dent from the Chtreh's perpetual the Mater Hospital, owing to a chill seats having to be placed the full practice and traditicn. caught subsequent to the operation. distance up both the aisles. Hie And, in Midday on Wednesday NEW ZEALAND He is, however, well on the wav a lengthy and confirmation, reason urges that OrLordship delivered Each Week is the towards kr complete recovery, and ders involve a pre-eminence of poevincing very interesting wer, dignity. and office in the Church hopes to be able to resume his duthat the marked ebility he is le), A most successful week's mission ties shortly. over others of the faithful. whilst seseed of had not aleittel, notwith seas conducted by the Very Rev. that Contributions, Reports, Etc. standing his advanced ace. a woman ought not to teach in the Father Whelan, C.SS.R., at St. An10 Central Arcade and Advertisements for the curchurch or be set over others, but A very wares Welcome was given drew's Church, Levin, in the Archrent week's issue of THE to he subject. as is lair) down by to Dr. Mannix at Townsville by Dr The death is reported of Mrs. diocese of Wellington, last inonth. RECORD may be taken. St. Paul, who says: 'Let women Shiel and the people of the town. Bridget Ferry, an sld resident of Throughout the miss,...) the attendkeep silence in the churches; for it Waega. flyer 50 Years ago her late ances were large, though the weaHis Grace, in reply, said he appreis not permItted to them to speak.' LATEST MUSIC AT LOWEST PRICES. ciated the opportunity of paying a husband drove the first mins from ther was inclement. The fruits of to the 'death of Mr. T. to Alburs lw coach. The the mission was evidenced in the "On this oint a doubt may arise visit to Townsville, if only fpr a few J. Referring Ryan, of which he learned on his Goulluirn as to minutes. After some suffering he arrival of assistesi be rather the law Bishop Wages, by which very large women & general are Communion at at Townsville. his Grace Parr, officiated at the graveside.- the close. had come back to what he had al- Archbishop incapable -of receiving Orders, whesaid: "I have THE MURRAY.STREET MUSIC SELLERS, ther only ways regarded as his home. From heard with Mannix by an ecclesiastical law Who give Better Attention and Guarantee Satisfaction. the first day he had landed in Aus- death of Mr. profound regret of the (which can be changed), since in His Lordship Bishop Whyte. and a man of whom Christ Jesus there is no. distinction NOTE ONLY ADDRESS: 180 HURRAY-STREET (near Boans). tralia. he said, he had felt pt home. Australia hadRyan, the Very Rev. Father Coffey. Adm., VICTORIA. every reason to be he had but between felt at home, He always man and woman. and under Dunedin. rested at Timar's recently. Correct Postal Address: Box 57, G.P.O., Perth. Australia has lost one of its both Testaments women have been never felt more at home than he proud. Melbourne City Council find them- and were shown the Catholic instiNO SHOPS IN BARRACK -STREET: men. There were great things selves He wculd al- great prophetesses. did in Townsville. in a funny predicament. They tutions. The visitors were enterBut it -muss Write for before hint, but God etas taken him Catalogue, be replied that it is by divine law ways be thankful to the Bishop for in His own good thin!. that in future the Town tained by the pupils of the Sacred God decided BEST STRINGS FOR ALL INSTRUMENTS. that women the welcome arranged in Townsville. have mercy, and send to May Hall would not let are be for a public Heart Coi iven tincapable of receivAustralia ing Orders; for this is the common and he was really delighted to find men as good as he." meeting until a guarantee was givhimself amongst the warm-hearted en that no disloyal utterances or no That a just and lasting peace may REV. BROTHER T. P. HARTY, taching of theologians and canonsists, with St. people of Australia. If there were be violent sectarian arranged criticism between would be the leaders of of Aquin. as NEW SOUTH WALES. St. Mary's Cathedral is proved fromThomas shy people who were unfrienci:y to used. They had in their mind, says the Irish nation and the British Gov- Superior, the will of Christ, BarrcekFandouhlurrs Streets,oorL, Perth, School, Sydney, who is about to who did not him at that time he hoped to make adorn es'en His Most A very successful fortnight's mis- the "Argue.- the Irish Seif-Determin- ernment at the Conference now be- leave for Han Yang. A native of Blessed Mother with friends of them ere long. League. J. The result of the ing held in London. is the intention Stanthorpe, any Order; as sion was conducted by Fathers ation Quensland, he was edualso from the rat.: e Langley and Packer, C.SS.R., at committee's decision to check utter- for which the Holy Rosary is recited cated by the Siste's of in which sets its recipientofin ordination, THE PLACE TO GO FOR The following clerical apps int- Braidwood last month. On the clos- ances of a provocative nature has in the Sacred Hear Church each his native town, and laterMercy a superior by the and prominent degree over ments have been made, in the Arch- ing day of the mission fully 500 ap- had an interesting sequel. At the evening at Timaru. FANCY VESTS, PANAMA HATS, Christian Brothers. Maryborough. of the faithful, with power the rest SILK and FASHION annual meeting of the Loyal Orange . diocese, ---Rev. Father Hennessy has proached Holy Communion. to teach SHIRTS, SOX, TIES, ETC. Rev. Father Klimeck willeb thy' Since his profession he has taught them and administer the Sacraments Institution, held in the Town Hall /teen appointed to the charge of Rev. Father Kerner!, will be tern- with marked success at the Chris- to them. . . ." His Lordship Dr. Carroll. Bishop on July 11. Sir Robert Best semerely Beaudesert, in succession to the late EVERYTHING IN GENTLEMEN'S WEARING APPAREL Brothers Schrols Balmain, Father Sydney Smith sums up the Father Enright. Rev. Father Denis of Lismore, speaking M the Lis - criticised Catholics. As the use of portray attached. to the Archdiocese tian COUNTRY ORDERS PERSONALLY SUPERVISED. Burwood, Lewisham, and whole question when, Ahern has been appointed to the more Cathedral, expressed his sym- the hall -was granted eii that date of Wellington, and Reis Father P. Waverley, writing on St. Mary's Cathedral. "Women and the Priesthood," he charge of Goonliwindi. Rev. rasher pathy with the people of the cno subject to the new conditions which McLaughlin, at present parish priest says that, at J. Flanagan has been appointed as- cese in their losses iron the recent had then just come into force, the at Takanate Hawke'e P.,. is to loin so violent that events, in the Ca- DON'T FORGET THE education has had tholic Church all ADDRESS the admission of wosistant priest to Father Brady 'at flood, and especially with the rela- Town Hall committee has decided the staff of Holy Cross College. Mos- practically to mark time. It is men to the priesthooe Gayndah. tives of those who had lost their to communicate with the Loyal giel. will never be difficult for any people to make in- sanctioned; and CORNER BARRACK and MURRAY-STREAM PERM lives. "The whole diocese was af- Orange Institution. pointing nut that impossible, tellectual -progress in an atmosphere it were attempted, it could At a meeting of Rosewood parish- fected, front the Tweed to the Hast- a breach of contract Lad been comnever be THE ANCIENT CHURCH OP of war, and military disturbances accomplished; ioners recently, Rev. Father Mc- ings," he said. that if all the bishops "Fortunately, the mitted, and warning that organisaare still the order of the day in of the world were ROME, Kenna, P.P.. announced that a com- loss of life was small compared with tion that a repetition would lead to to unite together most of the provinces. to perform over a woman candidate munity of Sisters of Mercy would what it might have been. The loss a refusal of the hall for annual deThen there is thee difficulty of all the rites and Many Protestants hate paid tritake up residence in Rosewood at cif stock, household furniture and monstrations. of or. bute to the Catholic Church, but funds. Owing to the undeveloped dination, as found ceremonies HAY STREET (Opp. King Edward Hostel). the end of the year. and woold open personal belon'gings was very heavy. condition of China, and the dis- their action would in the Pontifical, Amongst three admissions to the none, not even the gifted Macaulay, a day school in February next. The The people had their lessons to be void. At Established 25 Years in WA. the public same time he shows how present Presbytery will be acquired learn! that they depended for life Victorian Bar recently appears the have surpassed this striking tribute graceful expenditure of the A Large Assortment of Rosaries, Scapulars, Prayer Books, by the Sisters eir a Convent, and a and comfort on God's mercy and name of Ronald Patrick Stewart, from the pen of Charles Edward money on her rival armies, the Gov- labours would be only half priests' Picas effitures, Crucifixes, Statues, Beeswax, Candles, Incense, Charcoal, new Presbytery will be erected at the charity of their neighbour; that who is the son of the late Ronald Stowe. Stowe was a Congregation- ernment of Pekin is too poor to cacious if deprived of the co-operaFloats, etc. Stewart, well-known in Australian alist minister, and the son of Mrs. build and endow State schools in tion of religious women, while ' the northern end of the church pro- God's punishment of sin is a blessthe Agents for all R.C. Papers and Magazines. Also a General Stock Harriet Beecher Stowe, author of anything like adequate numbers. labours of the nuns could avail perty. Building operations coming if it but lead men to look to the Catholic journalism. litThe few that have been established tle without of Fancy Goods and Stationery kept "Uncle Tom's Cabin": menced recently, and St. Brigid's love of God and of their neighbour. priests to lead them are in a precarious condition. and direct Father Reardon. of Terang, who As rises Tenerille above, Flail has been moved backwards in a This is a time for self-reliance as Tel. A1125. them. Teachers are frequel t'e left unpaid line With the present Presbytery. well as for resignation to God'.' holy recently underwent a serious operaThere another aspect. of the restless ocean's moan, for months at a time, with the re- question is and, with necessary additions and will; it is a time for self-sacrifice in tion in a Melbourne hospital for an SoThe that, although looms above earth's change and sult that thee. either take little inI have not furnishing. will he utilised as a bringing comfort and help to the internal complaint, has retureied to seen anywhere, must have change, ART & BOOK DEPOT terest in their wore or abandon the struckit stated his parish. school. many. disteressed and afflicted." It The ancient Church Cu! Rome. is this: Protesis . profession altogether. 1534 HAY,STREET, NEXT DOOR TO CELTIC CLOS (Opposite King Ed . tantism, having refused to honour Majestic 'gainst the ward sunset M. J. sky, Hostel). MISS MoDERNOTT, Strikes occur Proprietress. frequently. In our the Of Max Meldrum's full length can Tel. A1655. For the second time since their Miss Dora Jarret, a young Cathoof God with the nonour The Titan mountain stands, Pure Wax Candles, 65 per cent. pure Beeswax, in conformity with locality: for examnle the eteachere that Mother advent to Brisbane the angel of lic artist, an old pupil of the Lor- vat: of Archbishop Mannix, which Frowning is her due. feels nevertheless, Church Tapers, Wicks, while ocean -giants requirements; sanctuary die of 011, the Charcoal, Insense, Government College of Wu - the weakness cf death has visited the Sisters of the eto Convent, exhibited recently at has been purchased by the reception Holy 011 Stocks, Missal Markers, Priests' Upon the New Ritual, its Pictures foamieg position strands. Speengenthane, which accommodates about dered by this cialty. Stations of the Cross, Acts or consecration 4o the Sacred a Heart; Sacred Heart. About two years ago 'the Royal Art Society':. Exhibition committee for presentation to the So bold against refusal Protestant. Irish Horn and Mother of Pearl Rosaries; Silver Children of Mary Medals; 12[10 students. went en strike a few ism (says the Brisbane Advocate), when a picture from her brush entitled Archbishop for 250 guineas, the Ad- Yet stands thethe lurid past, is like a family Pictures of Bishops' Conference; Photos. of Dr. Mantas; Books by late deprived Church of Rome, weeks ago, following the example of of its the Sisters were at epswich Road. "A Brown Study." The picture is vocate save: Here indeed is a work Unchanged canon Sheehan and mother. Father Benson. The chi'dren are half -orGood supply Music and Readwhen all is changing the entire teaching and professional ing matter by Fr. Lasance, Sir James Butler, andof Irish 'Mother Kathleen O'Donovan was said to be 'of unusual character. and so perfect in li"ht Nod shade that it phaned, and the need of a feminine Francis Thompson. fast -Agent for Catholic Directory, 1921, Record, Sacred Heart Body- at 'skin, because they found element called to her reward. On Thursday. shows a strength of treatment un- might have c8lhe from the brush of Messenger, Our in the household is felt. Lady's Annals, St. Joseph's Garland Catholic Press, Advocate, The storm -tossed pilgrim's home. themselves unable to make St. AnJuly death deprived the Com- usual in the work of a girl. ends The Church Velasquez himself. Lookient through O'erwhelmed thony's Annals, Ave Marla, Benziger's Magazine. of Irish, England by American, the may barbarian seek and hosts meet. For six months they had to supply English Literature Stocked. munitymostdevoted the frame is like looking into a room. Stuartholme of one of its Circulating Library. St. Patrick's Badges, the place of the Virgin The Eternal City fell, Large Assortment. received nu salary whatever. The members. Mother The whole thing breathes atmosMrs. W. Ward, sister of the Rev. Mother she has reject(' by calling But laid on her rude conquerers Pekin authorities had arranged that women to ' Clare Spruson, whose family is one Father Jere'er, is now on her way phere, in the middle ot which the her priesthood. The magic of her :spell. It is the funds for the college should be certain, of the best known in Catholic cir- to Holland, where she has arrang- tall, slight, dignified figure stands all events, that ever Mother Spruson ed to meet her brother, and hopes ,in a most characteristic attitude. Thus facing countless future years, provided by the Provuneial Trea- since sheat severed cles irt Sydney. And ages yet unborn, the ties that sury, but the Governor had either bound her was an old child of the Order to to return with him to Australia in failed to levy an education tax or has been to the Rock of Peter she & which she belonged, having been 'the near future. The strong light striking diagonally Rome rises o'er all haunting fears, drifting farther and farlevied it only to put it to other ther educated at Rose Bay Convent. Havacross the face makes bold the mod- And dryads no coming storm. from the shore, carried' hither Insurance Company, Limited. Charles Edward Stowe, uses. ing finished her education there, she Monsignor Brophy, cf Dubbo, con - elling and gives the character of the and thither at the will of the waves In these circumstances it is eery took part in every good work in the erected ptomaine poisoning a little subject. The rendering of the variSAMSON'S BUILDINGS, BARRACK-STREET, PERTH. to understand Mat for some time that at every moment thealen to parish to which she belonged. With -while ago, and is a patient at Lewis- ous textures is magnificent. The MILLIONS READY TO FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE,. PLATE GLASS, STRIKE. to come the children of China must engulf her. But out of evil good some members of her family she ham Hospital. He is recovering hands lose that feeling of paint and and EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY, INSURANCE' at LOWEST look to Christianity to provide them may come. and it may be that the travelled extensively in Europe, and. from the illness, but his medical ad- give fiesh and bone The head is with the modern about a dozen years ago she entered visers order a rest. they very absurdity of the present situareal, too, and wonderfully painted CURRENT RATES E MIDWOOD, Manager. Millions of germs, according to a crave for, and that, knowledge as a result, our tion will drive her to seek shelter the Sacred Heart Order as a postuindeed is the scarlet biretta. The scientist, are freed ever,' time a per- activities in the country must not in the !-arbour of the City on the lant. She received much of her In- son coughs! The Rev. Mother of the Cowra scarlet sash catches the light training in the noviceship at Rock- Brigidine Convent (slister M. An- deed. the whole arrangement is ab- trains. theatres.en crowded trams, be exclusively religious. The Chin- Seven Hills, to which harbour there cinemas, concert ese Ambassador at London remark- is no surer guide than love of her hampton, England, and returned to thony) became so ill recently that solutely true to nature. halls. etc., it is impossible to breathe ed not long ago that the future of whorls, Catholics fonele call the Australia to engage in the education- 'on the advice of her medical atwithout some of them. the education of China must rest for "Morning Star.", inhaling al work of the Sisters. In January tendant she was taken to Sydney The \Vangaratta Woollen Mills Co. last, Mother Spruson came to Bris- for' the purpose of consulting a spe- is calling tenders for the first part These germs always strike at the it considerable time to come with weakest point-the delicate mem- the missionary societies. bane tot help in the organisation of cialist every effort to provide China with of the works-power house and mill brane lining the boarding school at Stuartholme, The Chinese themselves realise Catholic schools. buildings. The Borough Council breathing tubes-of tl:e throat and Young China, There they start this perfectly, and overcrowd the unlike young Japan, is not hostile just then completed. She entered Licensed Auctioneers, Sworn Valuators, Property and Business SalesRev. Brother Harty, Superior of has entered into a contract with the soreness and inflammation, to which is missionary schools everywhere. In Christianity. on her duties with tee ardent zeal St. Mary's Cathedral C.B. School, company to buy current at 3d. per But if young China men, Builders, Financiers, etc. ' which had marked all her religious has volunteered for the Chinese Mis- unit for a period of five years for the beginning of bronchial colds and no department of the national life is to become Catholic, there is no obstinate throat troubles. life, and soon proved a most valu- sion, and having got the approval street lighting and for sale to rateis the leaning towards Christianity time to lose. Of 3,000,000 Chinese Whilst you can't avoid these dis- so marked as in the educational. students, about half are already Proable assistant to the Reverend of the Superior-General, will leave payers for power and lighting. ( TOCA"fift:LL) ease germs. there is a sure way to Every enlightened Chinese Mother Gabrielle Renard, whose for China next month. realises testant, while Catholics number Brother health had begun to fail under the Harty is a native of Queepsland, and Father McCoy, 0.S.A..' who goes prevent infection --keep your mouth the educative character of the only some thousands.. For the Established, 1912. Rents Collected. Money to Lend. and throat bathed with the pleasant enormous pressure of work and entered the novitiate in 1905. His from Echuca to the Netth QueensFaith, and. therefore, its value to daughters of Clera, especially, next heavy obligations with which she work has been confined entirely to land Vicariate, preached his farewell germ -destroying vapour that is lib- the nation from even a worldly to nothing is being 'tone by us, Principals: T. A. Dudley aria L. J. Dwyer. from Peps tablets as they standpoint. This was what the while Protestants have as many had been faced in the building of Sydney. sermon to a crowded congregation in erated in the mouth. This power- leader of the Chinese Delegation to schools for girls as for boys." City and General Representative: J. Len O'Sullivan. that glorious educational instituSt. Mary's Church. He was met dissolve ful air -like Peps medicine mingles the tion which crowns Stuartholme Peace Conference had in mind It is consoling to find that subMr. Edward J. Keenan, choir con- after the Mass by a number of the Maylands Representative: T. J. Coonan. heights. Before Mother Spruson ductor at St. Joseph's, Woolahra, parishioners, anti presented with a' with the breath. and thus directly when he stated publicly that the stantial pi-egress has already been was long at Stuartholme, the return died at St. Vincent's Helepital after farewell token of the people's re- reaches every part of the throat, adoption of Christianity by his made by the Melt missionaries in Sellers and Buyers of Property or Businesses should see us. We breathing oassages and lungs, exter- country would be the Rest possible this ii'. of an old indisposition practically a couple of weeks' illness. He came gard. !caia talent. They Father McCoy everessed can build you any class of house, prepare all plans, and finance you. will not sleep while their opponents unfitted her for active work, and she to Sydney about nine years ago keen regret at leaving Echuca. and minating the germs, strengthening thing for her. Money to lend on Houses. Vacant Land, Pianos, Furniture, etc, We was subsequently obeged to enter from London. He was a great stu- 'remarked upon the many kindnesses the air-tubes, and nipping all infecare so anxious to dig. Within six months they have Thee Chinese are experienced rent collectors; our collectors call all suburbs from the Mater Private Hospital, where, dent of music, and an enthusiastic that had been extended to him dur- tion in the bud, have their children instructed by acquired or built several schools, Peps are the safest and rnost sucFremantle to Midland Junction. Auction sales conducted anywhere. the missionaries that it is next to and made provision for a supply of about six weeks ago, she underwent member of the New Scuth Wales ing his residence in the parish, not a severe operation. Her constitu- Conservatoriurn. He was a devout only by his own people, but by those cessful remedy in obstinate couglis impossible to find loom for them. excellent teachers. Alterations, additions and renovating of houses, etc., carried out A new Order and colds, sudden chills, bronchitis, tion was not robust, and her strength Catholic, and an earnest Church of other denominations. "The schools in this city," of Missionary Sisters. is being estabIle was and financed if necessary. throat. night -cough, cold on the writesChristian a missionary from Shanghai, lished by gradually failed until the Divine worker. He died peaceful. fortified entertained by the Bowling Club sore for the purpose, chest. laryngitis, and old folks' and "have all to refuse pupils, especial- while the them Master called her to Superior Himself. with all the rites of Holy Church.- previously, and presented with a children's -General of the Agents for The Commercial Union Assurance Co. For Fire, Accichest weaknesses. Get ly pagans, who arc seeking Mother Spruson had endeared her- eR.I.P. Dish Christian Brothers has genersmoker's outfit. The school chilgenuine Peps and keep them al- sion in crowds. The highestadmisdent, and Employers' Liability insurance, Send for us: we can asself to the little children at StuartMan- ously teolertakc,n to staff our higher dren also gave him a suitable present the ways at hand. All chemists and darin families are asking for Chris- schools. F.eir of his devoted subsure satisfaction. holme. She had imbibed both in Nothing ei,er was sadder than the and an address of farewell. tine of tian education for their children. jects-two from Irelane, one fro:n her school days and in her religious earnest hut hopeless attempts of Mr. his last acts was be visit the hospital stores. and it is heart -breaking to priests 1ustralia 41roilter Harty, Superlife all the virtues of the Holy Foun- Austin Chapman and the Sydney and thank the matron and staff for and Sisters and Brothers to have ior of the Christian Btothers' School, dress of the Sisters of the Sacred dailies to stimulate public interest the many kindnesses extended to J. SPIGL to refuse them admission. Heart, and she had caught up and in the building of Canberra (says the him. Refuse St. Mary's Catheiral. Sydney`, and Tobacconist, Perth, will be pleased II they must: they have neither made her own the simplicity and Sydney Freeman's Journal). the one from Rome-have been selected No you would calm for your requirements Tio 386 charm of the 'religious daughters of doubt both the politician and the to form the first foundation of the SOUTH AUSTRALIA. and save money. Shaving 4d., Haircut- space nor the funds' required:In the department of education- Brothers at Han Vane --E. Maguire, ting 9d. France. She met her end in a spirit papers are acaderricallv right in orders sent to any part of W.A. by v.P. Post. No primary. of perfect resignation and left to protesting against New South Wales Father Denny lectured remittance ,centlart and university St. Patrick's Cathedral. Melbourne. needed. Cheapest In Perth. Razors her dear relatives and to her Sisters being indefinitely rebbed of portion members of the Catholic Ciubto on the Protestant Organisations in rhina the Set; Watches. 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Winifrida's eyes filled with tears. now I must leave you. for I am very but before she could reply Sistee II go remember. I always keep Mary of St. Anselin had reappeared, II but, tired; passing in and out come to and he my promises, and I expect that you accompanied by the sister infirmarquietly. Everyone seemsleastfeelnoise, r receive the and will keep yours also. should move with who was anxious that her patiEXAMINATION OF CONthe prayer kindly when she comes." ian, that he may not disturb SCIENCE. ent should return to the convent for and r,,z-gmanzamrofro_rawffolgorgpaggroe_im Elizabeth "Who is this Elizabeth about of his neighbour or the peaceEveryunusual the after silence and rest (1) The reason why we fail so God. whom you are all making such a exertions of the day. The Mother, often quiet of the House ofOutside attempts to overcome our in the is Ernestine, of thing is in keeping. loss?" asked Winifride who was looking worn and weary, faults is that we start the noise of cars and vehicles; within while the nuns were slowly wheeling readily consented; but before she al- our Usually our round. way wrong has Lord of her Our towards indeed, is still. the Superioress's chair lowed them to wheel her away, she efforts are directed to the task of ambition should all is the house of of parental house objective "My house. the said, of well own part who KICKING. Winifride, turned once more to overcoming evil, a dull and spiritBEWARE OF THE be a sound Catholic education. prayer." What comfort you should As a result, our Even the gentle, pious Ernestine had knelt to receive her blessing. less endeavour. should They words! these friend, in find she as kickin' child," in brow clear her my "May God bless you. wore a frown upon eyes are trained to leek on the less There ain't no use THAT TYPE OF MAN. remind you that there is a place your way; she and warmest her Question: of with one character, to this said, to our she of listened side pleasant When things don't come 'round, where you may find peace and rest. (By Cecilia Mary Caddell.) of answered quickly, and like one anx- and most winning smiles: "and now the discouraging occupation It does no good to holier The man who say he is kept away They should speak to the tired soul, all for not and is once forget pray for not to of times shall rid nunilser get goodbye. the hypocrites to up ious by counting And grumble night and day.grief, Church XIII. from the of God, House CHAPTER the to visit it urging your can curb else. your side, What is subjectnn for you; and do you. we have done wrong. of a disagreeable The thing to do influenced by them anywhereif he telling it that in the Blessed Sacra, "She was a child here for some remember my last words." come from this but an unhopeful Cut out your little whine; Business is full of them; but of the Altar resides its strength Then followed a multitude of time, We lock back on and a very troublesome one vision of life? And when they ask you how you are, sees a chance to make money he ment Winifride was and them! Remember impossible more each repose' guesses, and its of is manner all playing Society that. moreover, the past day or year, and it is meafor Just say, "I'm feelin' fine." stop at forget They until, to them! not likely doesn't the other, than improbable to destroy neby the sins we he trvine simply yet even and crowded with them, and remained with her to her dying day, sured for us last, someone put a climax to their tricks, No doubt it is THE CHILD SEND. was sent away as in- colouring all her future hours with have committed. There ain't no man alive but what ver thinks of becoming a hermit. by suggesting that the herself. She absurdity reto conscious of that to I, but then Is booked to get his slap: and important Married life is full of them, a letter, with her corrigible at last: that light from apother e.orld which very Some children appear brighter Queen had written There ain't no man that walks but doesn't make him remain a bachelor. she went before a ma- a saintly and mortified spirit is our shortcomings, for otherwise we hand, to the Superioress. pro- venge herself, dull own a seemingly Many others. what had of the than she fashion isn't the he that into grow yet swore shall and Hell is full of them. and sometimes privileged to shed unand intelligent mising to give her washing in future gistrate From trouble gets his rap. by the nuns. Some consciously. as the run sheds light Pharisee and be self-complacent sindoing a thing to keep from going child has very bright to the convent. Mother Provincial been ill-treated hand, a the other court But. on in ners. Go mingle with the buoch, old boy. there. He wants to have you think parents. This sometimes has a conto aonear had them upon the world, upon the souls way mo- waited until the shout of laughter of too exclusive view of our falls from Where all the bright lights shine. of that! to clear them - with which it comes in contact. that he is trying to avoid the so- siderable to do with the following the suggestion had subsi- (only think all paralise absolutely will Catherine, grace And when they ask you how you are, ciety of hypocrites: anti yet he takes ther trains her child in everydayinlife. and calumnies: her They rung in her Pars test as Raga a ded, and then said--"No, I see yes ofVirginia ever noticed a child Just say. "I'm feelin' fine." were also there as wit- lie's, "perhaps, after ell, emi will be a our efforts, and we shall be so numbnot a single step towards the only Have yOu it: so I may as and car or elsewhere talking to it- you will never guess as to be unable to BOOKSELLER AND IMPORTER, with place in the universe where no hypo- streetasking first pro- nesses against her." . But onca. at bustin' you be tell had done before; and ed by despair well Magdalen." just as may questions heart mothers her Your self. But, worst of all, is it 309-11 LITTLE COLLINS-STREET, "And how did it all end at last?" she found ample food for meditation proceed. crites can go. be very good lb Some real or fancied woe, is this" or "that" and receiv- mise me, you will "what Unedifying process we call this that MELBOURNE. soon magistrate the of course, "Oh, in them until the hell called her to an "examination of conscience." "Scruples"-Words of Consolation. But when you smile, the other folks ing no answer, unless it be. "keep out it." how matters really were, aitcl benediction. TITLE OF "FATHER" FOR By Rev. P. Gearon, 0.C.C., D.D., Mother Provincial! then it is saw quiet?" "0 Ain't really apt to know. "be or sorts still" to all this is confuse Surely proseher have to they wanted then B.A. Price, 5/9 (post free). PRIESTS. heartaches, at the great laughs mocame The cries o'clock oftennot like." six shall At world very we music. old something happens This The If 1 examine my con- "The Soldier's Song." Set topublicafor perjury: but our Mother event for the children of the day- of ideas. the little one, one of the "children." ''It is a real cuted friend, Latest and best of Irish hear of that. We talked supper in company with their Mo- science do I really expect to find not calling priests "Fa- ther goes outair with would free). of (post practice 1/7 The mine; Price, or tions. has own she to -day." your thinks us and it to tell they shame to Be it fresh only evil in it? Have I not a right packing on roll, 9d. extra. about it for a long time afterwards, are, ther" has lately been attacked in gives By H. So when they ask you how you her duty. The child sees horto peer about and s .e whether or "The Extra "I do not think you will like it and were only just beginning to for- thers. The long tables fromintotheir Crucifixion of Ireland," England, mainly on the ground that done and the etc., carried been 10d. (Post had Price, buildings, refectory dogs, Just say, "I'm feelin' fine." A. Campbell. cars, not there .is some good there as just at first," said the Superioress; her when you came: but now, I garden, and another and smaller one well? it is of Irish origin. Bishop Vaughan ses, to form its own opinion as to "but when you come to reflect upon get Is it fair to myself to sup- Talksfree). and was placed for the religious, underto Nurses-The Ethic's of blurs staunchly defends the custom in a has are it, I hope you will see it in another suppose. it will be all on again, they "why and are" WORDS OF WISDOM. they "what done anyleg. By Rev. H. S. Spalding, Si. we shall hear of nothing else for the neath the white blossoms of the pose that I have never letter to the Tablet. The pastor, he there." Mother disregards the child's free). (post 9/6 Price, Elizabeth, do necesthing well? this will remember Surely You light. the among of for father least. says, is ex -officio, the true next two days at of the Social "Blessed are the pure in heart, and it soon becomes dull you not?" acacia near the gateway. The de- sarily be the result of concentrat- Some Ethical Aspects By Rev. W. McDonlives in their midst. questions, aluestions. they shall see God." No other aris- his flock. Hethem, light of the children at this re-union dry: same as mother appears to almost children." on what I haves done wrong A scowl on the face of d, D D. Price, 10/6 (post freer. and so they be- and child. He baptises was soine to answer: with their Mothers was touching to ing Winifride Chapter .n tocracy has this privilege. Blessed, Divine Grace-A of the seemed without Mother the keeping equally before my in garden every "child" Sister Mary of behold; and the Mothers themselves come his spiritual children: he teachthe Theology of the Immaculate. indeed, are they in whose lives there If the child is in company and to say they remembered her only but at that moment eyes what little, of course under taint es and instructs them; he feeds them 'someone By Rev. S. M. Hogan, 0,P. Price, not too well; and then one of them sa'd, St. Anselm returned. and clapping enjoyed it, although in a different God's grace. of real good there has it does questions is no shame, in whose souls no it asks ak 8e. (post free). Bread. her hands for silence. the children of envy, in whose hearts no stain of with the supersubstaratial and it is considered a dull rather roughlysense, quite as well and thoroughly been Princes of His People-St. John the my life. It: any case, the which comes down from heaven. answer, made a circle round her. .1., their children. Many of the nuns have in By Rev. C. C. MarEvangelist. sin The blessings that fallyetto Jesus child. On the other hand, if mother no business to cab it an exam"Remember her? 1 should theek instantly I and sick souls are children, when their And, tindale. S.J.Price, 5/4 (post dear v "NI mary, said are she and heart things in at dinner, pure waited, as they had -lone and points out different ination of conscience, for conscience we did, indeed; and it's small go 4 ex- suffering from sin and spiritual ail- talks interested, we are wishing her, anyway. wher- know you will keen your promise at the table of the penitents. Sister is not simply composed of evil, is The Tree). becomes named but one-the blessing parGod. soon Government, it very Churoh-lier Visible ments, he it is who attends to them bright. learns fast, and is alert in anPy Ceremonies, Devotions, etc. and receive Elizabeth kindly: but, Mary of St. Magdalen being again not indeed anything at all of that cellence. the privilege of seeing Price, 6/G Rev J. F. Sullivan. and heals them in the sacrament of swering questions. It also teaches ever she is." remember. that when we really for- among the servers, and so zealous fashion. To 'examine my conscience -Charles C. Girelius. met with evidently sentiment This (post free). therefore, and. forget; also we give everyWe must think about good things Penance. Further, he unites them knows mother that that the occupation the child and eager in I must actually review my whole Catechists Manual. .First Elementary full approval from the others, but By Rev. R. MacEachen. Course. before we shall desire them. Every in holy Matrimony; and he stands at thing and is interested in him, and the Superioress had a point to gain. I strictly forbid you to talk about her mistress was obliged at last to being, good and ill alike: it must are dying, all he has to do is "ask mother" and Price, 10/6 (post free). with each oth- insist upon her giving it up, and go- be thoroughly undertaken and not sacrifice is made in the heart before their bedside when they op- the past, or to gossipchildren the to leaving time without and The Social Teachings of James Conlast for their them begin prepares about and er, or with the new it is'put into action. Deeds her she tell him. to take will to the table ing nun's nolly. By Rev, L. McKenna, S.J. adlightly she rushed thro igh. Do not strength, to gain position a loving parPrice, 2 / - (post free). in purposes. Which way do your journey. In short. likeand child beginning to talk, mumbles dressed herself at once to the girl her. Do you promise me this, also?" own supper. "lt is such fun!" she very many of the terrible scruples call both offA something A owns of Lessees. "Yes. Mother, yes." they cried, as said, with the naivete of a child, as that grow so easily out of modern Faith ByandJ. Duty. pays thoughts reach-up or down? Look ent, he is at their beck the mother and her eyes last, fixing spoken who had F. Smith. With trews within to see what you are making night and day In a word, the secu- no attention. This is wrong. Try and upon her at the same time, in a way with one voice: "and we are proud, she obeyed the order. "I wish the spiritual training arise from this by Rev. S. St. John, Bd. Price, than extent greater is-to a priest lar for reMothers we are, of our 0/6 (post free). that of yourself. wants, and it and learn what means every Magdalen came Feast of St. her practice too lower of scrutinising closely her to that compelled One should not dispute with a man any Religious-their spiritual Faceiving her again." teach him how to say the mumbled own. day in the year, for I never enjoyed the evil and avoiding the good in his truly more are or and they ther. smiled stupidity Anselm through who, either Sister Mary of St. word plainer. Always remember a For all Kinds of Plumbing, Gas -Fitting, anything so much in my life before." ourselves? "Well, this is the news that I ha ge and Galvanised Iron Work. shamelessness, denies plain and visi- children than anyone else. So let child is human, has the same desires to tell you. Elizabeth is very ilk brightly upon them. and then turned Supper finished, the children wear(II.) Conscience is simply my them glory in the title of "Father." as we grown-ups, and learns fast. in all probability dying. We have to Winifride, sayingble truths.-Locke. MARK DUNN ied with their long day of pleasure, Is is the whole nature, articulate. There may be °ply two or three Cardinal Manning used also to say The first impression carries him consented, therefore, to receive her Mother has been asking for sat down in little groups upon the voice, changing and never station"Our 332-334 Wellington-street, Perth. opportunities in a lifetime of prov- that it is a great help to the priest through life. you; would you not like to speak to grass; the nuns moving quietly am- ary, that results from my faith, my Licensed Plumber and Drainer. not do and though I again; back as the Metropolitan Water Supply, ing one's self brave, but every hour himself to hear himself addressed To sum it all up, "have patience." suppose you .can altogether forget her?" Winifride flushed scarlet with ong them, now joining one party and actual wee: of living, from my ideals, To and Drainage Department. of every day one may have the sa- "Father." It reminds him of his duty and surprise. for she by no now another, chatting. laughing and etc.; hence the better and finer my Sewerage, pleasure will at least you past, hope the Utensils,. Batha, Bath Heaters, Dairying tisfaction of knowing that he is not to his flock: it helps him to realise SACRED HEART LADIES' CC_ so far forgive it as to receive her means expected this individual no- telling stories. Gradually, as every state of soul, and more refined and tanks. and NVbtilndlls Made and the obligations he is under of watcha coward. tice. LEGE, possible topic conversation beof erill become. delicate my conscience kindly." Secret kindnesses done to man- ing over them, and of counselling She followed her mistress to the came exhausted, first one group, then As I advance up the scale of creaThere was a dead silence. But VALISCO PRIVATE HOSPITAL. TUCKFIELD STREET, kind are as beautiful as secret injur- and advising them and attending to though no one ventured on any little oratory in the nuns' garden; another, broke into song, the rest tion towards the perfect figure of Harvest Terrace. Miss M. O'Callaghan. EAST FREMANTLE. ies are detestable; to be invisibly all their wants. 'Teleopen opposition, a frown on every and there, under the shadow of chiming in, in merry chorus, until at our Master, I necessarily look more Surgical, Medical, Maternity. Conducted by the Religious of orow, and a murmur on even- lip. the trees, they found Mother Pro- last every one who could, and every and more askance at wrongdoing, phone A1080. good is as godlike as to be invisibly Notre Dame Des Missions. A DAILY INVITATION. evil is diabolical. vincial waiting for them. She was one who could not sing, were shout- and feel a terrible hatred for all into say that Elizabeth's seemed BOARDERS and DAY chance of peace and comfort would leaning back in her chair. an open ing at the top of their voices. But as 1 get more and justiceGLANVILLE'S SCHOLARS. "My house is a house of prayer." ST. BARTHOLOMEW, APOSTLE. book upon her knees. and her thin They had just finished the "Sham- more hardened in sin, naturaliy my LEMON HEADACHE POWDERS, The Pupils are prepared for University be small indeed, if she were again white hands resting on the pages; In every large city of our country among them. At to intrude herself and conscience becomes less less most of of the popular rock," one Remedy for Instant Great Australian and Musical Examinations. 24. church. there are numerous Catholic Feast, Wednesday, August she was not reading, for her their melodies, and handkerchiefs susceptible to the prompting of my Retie' and Speedy Cure of all Headparticulars apply to last one of the children spoke opt but For further occupawhose one any Inand that Scarcely Toothache, es. Neuralgia, aches, doubt little the blue sky be eyes were fixed upon firmly, vet civilly, for the restThere can were still waving, and a hundred feet higher ideal; indeed. no prompting REV. MOTHER PRIORESS. Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lumof tion is in the city can go to his work "Don't bring her here. Mother! above her, and her thoughts, evi- still beating time to the spirited mete at all comes from within, for it has fluenza, Bartholomew-that is, "the son bago, etc. Price, 1/9 per box, or 3d. Tel. BI99. How a church. passing Aposwithout twelve the the heavenof away among H. C. Glanville, 11.P.S., don't bring her here! It's not that dently, far Tolmai"--one sure, when Sister Mary of St. Agnes no longer any meaning to me. If, each powder. Fremantle they pass by? (Two doors any ly mysteries which lay beyond it. we want to oppose you in tles, is the Nathanael of St. John's many visit it when made her appearance, to announce then, I am to examine my con- Market-st., few way; but we couldn't keep our ton"Sn you have found her." she said that Mother Provincial had sent for science, I must surely go right be- from Post Office). Gospel. He was a native of Cana How many start from home ina order & MURRAY HARROLD goes, or, for the matter of that, our to the first mistress. with a smile, them to sing beneath her window. hind all the merely apparent actions in Galilee. and was one of the first -minutes earlier than usual Park. Victoria Merchants, Produce is he to visit Our Lord? have on Sale Bran, Pollard, Chia, Hay, hands either perhaps, off her, if she as she saw her approaching with There was an instantaneous rush in of good and evil, and see the causes dikiples of .lesus. Once onlygospel, T. P. HERBERT "My house is a house of prayer. If, Straw, Oats, Barley, Wheat, Linseed, were put among us again." presented to our view in the Winifride. "Now, you can go away that direction: and when they of my deeds. It is not examining Grocer and Provision Merchant, and Maize. Terms Cash. Tel. A3945. will you by, his passing of you are story when the is in once "Yes! yes! Mother Provincial," and leave us alone for a little talk. caught sight of their beloved Mo- my conscience to know that I am Family that and Sublaco (Near Rokeby-rd., 398 will I with you; speak It is always instruc step in I will here broke in a whole chorus of voi- Come, my dear child." she added, ther reclining in an arm -chair at her uncharitable, untruthful, impatient, street). Families Waited on Daily. conversion. visit. orders attended to and carefully MULVALE ces. "that is what we all think and pointing to the soft zieen grass be- open window, they raised a great impure. tive to note the early graces of look with pleasure uponofyour I want to know why I Country packed. day the great cares feel-don't bring her herel We neath the trees-"come and sit down shout of delight, and recommenced fall, or what makes me fall. The those who were destined to do by The business and DRESSMAKER. in Me, don't want her and we don't like here, and tell me how you are going their performance more enthusiastic- sin is a sin, but when I haye.learnt deeds, a:id were most honoured in will find a safe resting placepresence so that you will leave My BENDON Outdoor Work and Country Orders her; and we won't have her among on, for I have been so long ill that ally than ever. Christ. We have not far to go THE J. J.STORES, that much, I cannot hope to make These Attended To. SHOE us either, if we can help it." search of the characteristic grace strengthened and refreshed." I have never been able really to talk Song succeeded song, and she lis- progress unless I car, find out the 180 HIGH -STREET, FREMANTLE. her, then?" to you since you came." "What shall I do with of Nathanaet for in this instance are the words one might imagine Our be would it. A general of reason tened smilingly and approvingly to 84.:; 'Phone Correspondence Invited. said the Superioress. gravely. "Must our Lord has Himself prore,unced Lord addressing to us. Never, to her dying day, did each until their repertoire was ex- a foolish fellow who was content The invitation to visit Our Lord in his panegyric, "Behold an Israelite I let her die in the open street? Winifride forget the ten minutes' hausted; 320 BEAUFORT-ST., PERTH. then, at a sign from their to count up merely the number of "SHAMROCK" And which of you, in that case, will conversation which ensued. Mother mistress, they said-"Qoodnight," times he had been defeated-, and indeed, in whom there is no guile." the Blessed Sacrament is a personal answer for her soul to God?" He is shown to us, in fact, as a one. It is not a personal mattes TEA AND GRILL ROOMS, charof instinct had the Provincial and knelt down to receive her bless- considered that he had done all he -STREET, PERTk "Can't she go to the workhouse?" acter in a remarkable degree; and ing. She gave sintpla, earnest, sinela-minded man, between your soul and God. Just published hed he do when WELLINGTON to ought it to with even M. SHERIDAN. 'roprietreae. leading an unworldly quiet life, as a friend invites you to call, so Our PETERS said Catherine. "It's good enough she had hardly spoken three words more than her usual them loving unction; the statistics of his losses. A Govwhose oniy power was prayer, pos- Saviour invites you to visit Him. for the likes of her; and then, at to Winifride, ere the latter felt that after which they rose list gave an accurate that ernment from their SCULPTORS all events, she will have no chance she was understood. in fact, the knees and walked sessing the innocence of the dove His house is always open. If the MONUMENTAL and BRIGGS AND ROWLAND,. slowly to their of its defeats at bye -elections, (Oppoof concocting lies against the Mo- Mother understood her far better own side of the house, rather than the wisdom of the ser- friend who has invited you to call 603 Wellington -street, Perth Premier wetild hardly chanting a left the matter there. done TEL. A1101 Goods Yard). The site pent. Of these mat-rials the Holy has prepared for your visit and is thers." anything LimeRailway than she understood herself. She saw and Stone Merchants of W.A. ADto the Blessed Sacrament in a be thought to have Ghost fashioned a pillar of :he waiting for you, you would feel asof The Superioress looked round for that beneath the surface, and in hymn Percentage supporters its Highest discourage the to except aolutely voice as they went along. She Write for Prices Church. art Apostle. and a martyr. hamed to disappoint him. So it aid to Sister Mary of St. Anselm; spit of the faults with which circum- low necessary to Lime in the State. Head Office and them lovingly and lingering- In every case, it is still and particulars before purchasing elseOn the dispersion of the Apostles, should be a case of shame if you disthe latter said. in a voice that stances and education had overlaid watched imand more but failures. the find The cffinpetitiou. defy We where. ly for a few minutes; and there was Show Yard India fell to the lot of St. Bartholo- appoint by not visiting Him in the all could hearNo connectheir causes; only Briggs in the trade. it, hers was a noble and zenerous naunusual moisture in her dark portant to discover trading under a Mintmew. After heroic lkbours and Blessed Sacrament. "Children! I am right -down as- ture-a nature that wonld not hesi- an is essential to go tion with others WEST SUBIACO she dreev hack at last, in or- and for this it ground, Lime for Manure at very name. ler sufferings there he passed into ArHe expects you to place your conof you. Here is Mother Pro- tate or stop half -way belt which: eves as allow discuss hamed to the infilinarian to close over the whole mil, and not to be low rate. der to menia, where he converted many fidence in Him as much and just as Three minutes eincial asking a favour of you-and once it began to work for good, the window both good and cities to the faith. At last the truly as you do in your dearest so ill as you see she is! is it possible would never be satisfied until it has walk west of with a bare enumeration, last time!" she said, in content "It the priesthood is pagan & LSO. the hostility of HOLDWAY friend. He expects you to tell Him you have the heart to refuse her?" given all to God. Winifride found Station but to probe more deeply into the Plumbers (certinbroke out against him- They flay- all the cares and sorrows of life. If is nothing else she could no difficulty in speakine to her. She a low voice, "the last time I shall ultimate reasons for things. Yet Licensed Sewerage "There Sheet Metal and oastatters off I earth! If eatea). upon struck see them then ever and will ed him alive. you converse with Him you ask that we wouldn't do for her," told her all; her first .reat misery, it not happen that I speak of Workers. A Trial Solicited. 40-44 Manufseturers replied Virginia. could only be sure of meeting them does his head, and so fulfilled for him find relief-and that is what a visit Tel. A4895. an examination of conscience when Pier -street. Perth. ef- all again in heaven!" the disgust, and weariness and Importers her of Christ. the promises to the Blessed Sacrament is-conver"There is nothing else she wants fects of the retreat unnn her soul. hurriedly gone through in A half sigh came: as if in answer I have sation with Our Lord. You talk to during one thing: and You knew and the thought to which it had sins this but my my night prayers M. J. O'KEEFE ST. LOUIS, KING. Him, and He talks to you. You enthat well enough. Is this Your gene- given rise that day- hethought of to her thoughts, and turningSt-round, LeedervIlle. Dutcher, 240 Carr-st.,Pork, MARBLE and 'Mag- the day? What, then, have I to do? Lamb alshe perceived Sister Mary of Prime Beef, Mutton, trust everything to Him- You know rosity? Is this your zeal for souls? becoming a Magdalen. (III.) GRANITE hand. Corned Beef and Small side. on Feast, Thursday, August 25. at her standing ways dalen He is God. You know He is our Saconscience: nes Is this all the retreat has 'taught examine I must her fixed and paused, Here she MONUMENTS, "What is it?" asked the Mother that is, I must look at myself as C gCtiiisstaor:igciotiti;.reD111."."411.VV2914' The mother of Louis told him viour. Therefore, you have a perfect you? And, after all. the unhappy eves anxiously on the. Superioress. HEADSTONES, 'she had rather see him die than and absolute confidence in Him. child of whom we are speaking did She could do so with ;mnunitv, for with a smile . nearly as I can as God sees me. I "Only that 1 am too happy," Sister commit a mortal sin, and he never Have you not noticed when you man of etc. no injury to any of you." was gazing on the crucifix Mary of St. Magdalen answered, with must net be as that foolish latter the France of King agforgot her words. visit the Church the feeling of peace "No, but she did her best St. James tells us that he there a moment for and in her hand; ustial childlike simplicity. whom her out broke here at the age of twelve, he made the that comes over you? The Church then and the Mothers," glass ainst the in himself Printed and Published by T. J. COONAN,1 silence. But lust as Winifride "Where is the cross, dear Mother, !taw defence of God's honour the aim of is quiet. Here and there one is occutwo or three voices "and that is was went off and forgot what manner of Representative. was beginning to feel nenrcus and LIMITED even BRYANS his life. Before two years he had pied with silent prayer. The people I am Perhaps a deal worse than if she had done it anxious at being qt.,' 'unanswered, which you promised me?" was. he Mother Provincial was silent for a man crushed the Albigensian heretics, never even look PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS, against us." Mother raised herself from her moment, as if communing with her more foolish toand and forced them by stringent penallike. d am But, my dear children." said the the what see Boons), Perth. glass at the (opp. Murray -street -reclining attitude and fixing own thoughts; then a bright smile -ties to respect the Catholic faith. I stand Superioress, "remember that it is half eyes in turn on Winifride, said, lighter up her face, and she said To change the metaphor, Amidst the cares of government, he ship soul, vwn WEEKLY these very Mothers who are so en- her of my brink the PUBLISHED on in a voice so sweet and vet so decidaily recited the Die ine Office and xious to receive her. Will you be ded, that all doubts and fears seemed quickly-"Oh, that is it, is it? My ering and never darine to sound its heard two Masses, and the most unforgiving, when they .''re so ready to vanish and melt away beneath dear child, do not be afraid-no one depths, for fear that I should. find EDITORIAL NOTICES. you? Can glorious churches in France are still you? escapes the cross. Be sure that it much that I should have to change. Will The names and addresses of corto forgive? in time!" you to and contributors must monuments of his piety. The fearcome will count and respondents myself Come now, let all those who wish to :ts face I must But "God has been very good to you, less protector of the weak and the (To be Continued). be good and generous in this mat- you up the evil and the good, nor be accompany allof communications. see, my dear child. and I think Societies, corresponoppressed. he was. chosen to arbiI Secretaries enumerationthe hold up their hands." ter with content note than likely therefore, that trate in all the great feuds of his age She paused, and lifted her soft it more for the causes of things. dents, and others will please YEATES F. look G. must yc.ii from rhinus great expect will all communications intended between the Pope and he Emperor, eves to Heaven. as if she were ask- He Thus surely many a child has been that Optician. current week's not, comthe doubt in He will. I in return insertion for mercy of between Henry III. and the English spirit that untruthfulness ing thence -STREET, PERM. confessing its sins of should be in the hands of the to plete the good work he has begun m 37 BARRACK barons. In 1248, to rescue the land which earth too often denies and never realised that its real issue (Opposite Town Hall). Editor by midday Wednesday at your soul, by calling von to that perwhich Christ had trod, he gathered Night by latest. was cowardice. earth. trouble selfon of grounded France, is DANCING. fection which They round him the chivalry The children were touched. her night it had examined its "conwill baud Reports of Parochial Functions MISS ROSE MO5 sacrifice. You will, probably, have and embarked for the East. There, loved their Superioress dearly: they Class EVERY SATURDAY science" in the sense of finding out should be authorised by the parish fears and dis- Dancing before the infidel. in victory or deat the BOYS' CLUB, VI(1- What it had done wrong; but it had priest. pale face traces of the many difficuities and AFTERNOON her on read and Private lesto conquer; but only trust TORIA PARK. at 2.30. feat, on the bed of sickness or a to not been taught to discover the Repots of Weddings, ls. per inch long illness which hpd kept her away gusts can be arranged on application generous, and He will do all the sons captive in chains, Louis showed Rose Moss. Johnson's Buildings. causes of Sits troubles, with the re- (about 5i; words). from them for months: and they felt 'se do not fret about your Miss A rest. the himself ever the sank, the first. the Perth. Had be might improved. -street. this Hay it never Funeral Reports, Is. per inch; inthat that sult instinctively Christian of cwn good father! God will comfort present, hest. and bravest it been properly instructed it would cluding names of personswords). last time she would be among them ASK FOR you; and comforted. as He has him really knights. The death of his mother the not have it was 6d. per inch (about 50 Is. that would found they have last time -the not, I doubt 8d. when time. but own good in His Reproductions, to France; a him tell Photograph recalled PHIL RYAN untruthful, had no desire to chance of pleasing her. by complying will incline him to forolve you: only 7/6. order was re-established, he again Motor Car for Hire Day or Night. lie, but was simply terrified into per square inch. minimum, her wishes. There was a little trust and be generous: it is my first, Dodge with adTelebe Garage should In Motor crusade. 208. No. a second conseCommunications on Car All forth the set whispering here and there. and then, last word to you-tniet and be gene- phone, A1927. O.P.O. Motor Rank. lying because it feared PERTH. August, 1270, hid army landed at quences. Thus it should have set dressed to:THE RECORD, as if by mutual consent. every hand rous, and leave all to God)" A3488. BOARDERS. AND BOYS DAY FOR the virSOEICSr. on Tunis, and though victorious over SECONDARY to work, not to mediate was lifted up; even the fiery CatherBOX 20, G.P.O., PERTH. the enemy, succumbed to a malig1801. The Oldest Catholic College tue of truth, but on the virtue of Founded by Bishoe ' ine and indignant Virginia Yielding W A. nant fever. Louis was one' of the has never improved, It voting and courage. impulse geneVous the to earnestly victims- He received the Viaticum it never knew what caused The moral and religious training of the students is with the others. 11Aett'Silat44e444-4)-=1"4"114-1214441414.' because kneeling by his camp-bed, and gave attended to. its untruthfulness. A smile of real joy lighted up the are imparted. AND BOOKBINDING up his life with the same joy that Primary, Secondary, and Commercial Education warmly said she and face: UniverMother's All Public Examinations are prepared for, including SEND he had given all else for the honour my dear children. you, BEECROFT S. Matricula-"Thank Scholarship, University Government sity Certificate, of God. BUTCHER, Now I am really happy: now I know ei tion, Civil Service, Royal Navy, Military College,ofetc. SUBIACO ROKEBY-ROAD, 181 '?d, that you really love God. and that eflA DOESN'T WEAKEN. Physical Culture, Athletics, and all branches Sport receive Only Prime Fresb Killed Meat Sold. NEW NORCIA vou are my children in very deed. 'Phone 1341. PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS, our attention. Military Training is imparted in the Cadet .41 I can anything there is MURRAY-STREET now. me ever Tell should education and Companies. Religion St. Joseph of Speaking Public you Sisters Elocution, for what the (opp. Boans) PERTH. Music, by in return Conducted do for you. 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