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PERTH, SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1921
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for Ireland Home of Good Shepherd Appeal Self -Determination League of Australia.
VOL. XLV
themselves above joining the Lea- he was very pleased to see how the They had prospered in this membership was increasing. ,here country and risen to a social posi- were still people of Trish de -cent tion. (Laughter). if you approach- in the district who were not doing ed them in regard to joining the their best in the caese-those who League, they told you that !Ireland's put business in front of principal. 'lig in alit respect, nor the inten(WESTERN AUSTRALIA SECTION.) Teddy Pulham's Minstrels. affairs was no business of theirs- He hoped that these people would tion to incorporate such a ubiquitMiss Peggy Ester's Concert Party. perhaps they were on their way to wake up to a sense of duty before ous attribute in the peesentation Victoria Park Girls' Orchestra. long, and join the forces of those ceedingly proud and grateful to a jazz. ('Laughter). They had One of the gladdening things dur- however, and the Bank. .\rt Union and amalgamation of stunts. The Padraig Pearse (Subiaco` Branch. Last Sunday's pretty Meeting. Irish name-and their par - who had Ireland's independence those religious men and women} ing the last week has been the and Raffle Offices hit e been plac- erganisatien of the Westralia Fair ents were and Irish. He freedom at heart. The minutes The of at meeting of gathering ladies the The usual thought had they fortnightly who brought the of principles awakening of a great deal of fresh ed in location. has claimed attention in the min- Home of Genet M.ist of the artisShepherd on khe.21st the Padraig Pearse branch of Self - Catholicity to this country in the could be well termed "shoneens." of the previous meeting having interest in the NVestrolia Fair, mid tic display. stalls, rt, is being utest detail, and nothing will be h been read and discussed, jab.. Tenan tilting toil, gi% ing the eiest nickel 111(1..P1', :11111 within a forgotten to briag to the know- iiist. was productive of much good, Determination League was held in early days. In our colleges, cona st pronounced indication of tend week or two The President conchided by say- nant (treasurer) read the financial Mr Ramage will ledge of visitors during Carnival and although it Was primarily con - St. Joseph's schoolroom on Wednes- vents, schools and orphanages these statement of the branch, which was ing to increase. The coounittiii have /11' whole of the struoturcs Week that will detract from its per- wail to st' late and resusitate day evening, August 17th. In the Irish teachers predominated, and ing that he congratulated those who very as A very interestinterest. well as vicesatisfactory. tic of the the enwere promote president, absence responsible for the teaching to took part in the are very pleased that this has .pre- which he ;-: putting t.,ectlier at his fection in an, regard. and he ing subject thusiasm en the part of stall -hold- president (Mr. J. N. O'Neill presi- the children of those subjects which was firmly of the discussion, had been prepsupd for vaileil, ',cause ;is the time draws workshop transferred to the area opinion that with Material, Etc. the ers. evening. the It was to pick one abAs the has been circumstance to ded. president were brought essential to the near such a circumstance must cul- to he used for the Foie. The joint spiritual and a little more practice the branch particular British politician from The artist has everythifig he de- light very pleasing information to sent for some considerable time social welfare of the young. The would be the proud possessors minate if the Fete is to end in sue- organisation, in their :laity round of the House of Lords strengthen the sires at main or the House present at Beforces. much discuswithout ress. disposal, and is explanation, speaker emphasised that the Press some fixt But there is no reason to of attention to things. of i:teespeakers. of Commons who was considered renut handicapped through absence sides awakening a great deal of sion arose in connection with the eif Australia should not be allowed thiqk to the contrary, as with the have the popular signman's course, haunts of data meeting the branch in sponsible for thought the desirable Irish it It preliminary to directions. was decided the eventually trouble. gala formatter. Atousptgerajiradnisce completion of the whole of the included in their itiaerary, athgeainmstindtsheof tialtildIricsphf will be held and mation. But, as an intimation be- also caused all those concerned to that nominations be called for the on Wednesday evening, There were several in this agenda which has been engaging when they were there a few days August 31st, when Mr. W. L. Jones direction, including speakers ofrehand, the Executive wish to lie more fully alive to the situation position. Mr. J. N. O'Neil was duly their ancestors. It devoted a eon- will Messrs. Wilson. very much time and strenuous ago the sight seas most pleasing in- state that a week's lecture on "The Economic lie- Doherty. Rooney, Tennant and long hours, to live in expectancy of deed. All of the Fair frontispiece notice will be that the Westralia Fair must re- elected. Nile O'Neil thanked the siderable portion) of its time in mis- lationship England and Sheedy. Most of these gentlemen so eventful a happening is only but depicted in the RECORD recently given to all in transmitting their quire the whole of t'..eir energy and members for electing him their pre- representing the principles of free- Ireland." Itbetween is unnecessary to em- seemed to be of the opinion that what ensue. This comfort was seen in bold view, and stalls goods, so that all material will be on seal to make it an ungtialified suc- sident, and said he would do his dom, and more particularly the phasise Mr. Jones' abilities the cess. Last Sunday politician was gqually as bad grounh in afternoon's time in the ideals of for best of the interests the sta branch. i affairs has. placing Irish in. people. The lecturer, and it is confidently as a one however, in appropriate colourings and hues position. ex as the other. This applies to the stunts meeting manifested these charaeter- The position of vice-president be- hypocrisy of the daily Press of Aus- pected 'fir. Wilson only bee accomplished by con- shone out in great that a large audience will- maintained thatalthough and stands, tents, palms, blies in a most _proinranced man- coming vacant, owing to Mr. tralia was amply demonstrated in Lloyd George was plants, stancy of thought and much action, tint. Newly painted,biilliancv and all and with other auxilliaries in come along to hear Mr. Jones on the man to whom most of the ever depending upon resource and serollings and suitable hieroglyphics connection ner. and with thffigs so bright at O'Neil being elected as president. connection with the death of the that evening. In addition, a firsto blame was attachable. this large assemble such spirit is a Mr. Flynn was elected. The new late Mr. T. J. Ryan. During his initiative to attain the objective. on each, visitors to the Carnival therewith. ttappY augury of the future outlook president commented on the small public life in Australia, he was cep- class musical programme has been Furniture. There have naturally been anxious will have opportunity for witnessAfter the speeches. Archdeacon arranged. A' hearty invitation is that the Carnival can be in never of the tinually times in determining some issues, ing many surprises. membership branch for denounced as an read some very touching arThe committee are of opinion enemy of extended One of the all parish.oners to be Smyth ticles from the home papers. The activities inert, and not keeping notions the committee have al- that it is not fully realised what doubt in the slightest degree. There such a large parish. It was finally Australia. disloyalist, the most bit- present on toWednesday evening, 31st people in Australia had littleJ idea of pace in common with other spheres ready in thought, and which is to amount of furniture, chairs, tables, was over a hundred present. and agreed upon that a canvass be made ter and lying attacks were made August. with the object of enrolling new against his political opinions and the atrocities that were being perof vigorous campaign: but all the be effected, is a meeting of all stunt etc.. will be required for the Fair. everyone was a worker. dark moments have now passed, a holders with their assistants at petrated on a civilised people in They have received some assur- Home of the Good Shepherd Ball. members. The syllabus items for personal character. But on his John Boyle OB'raRlilat. (Fremantle) Ireland, because there was the evening was then carried out death his life, and opinions, his eilver lining adorns the whole of the gquare on Sunday afternoon. the ance that in On the 12th. some this at respect September. St. everythe Irish Australian's statesmanship, his scholastic abilischeme. and thy leading influence at work on the -.vet is 25th. September, so ems the pro- thing will he alright and ready to George's TTall, the lionte of the namely, "An simply waiting tos-revielve oi the posal is now published an invitahe forwarded when required for de- Good Shepherd Ball will he launch- Duty to Ireland and Australia." The ties were suddenly discovered to be The euchre tournament in St. press in this country which took first of October. tion is given to all to be there on spatch. Sych confidence given is ed on a very elaborets scale. Arran- discussion was opened by Mr. Jno. oomewhat extraordinary, by a gang Patrick's Hall, Fremantle, on Fri - good care that the true facts were humbugs and hypocrites who day week between the John not put before the eyes of The pubthe date named. Special Meeting. his and her most pleashig: but the Executive gements are now in hand, and a II. O'Neil, who said: "That the first of Boyle hope. notwithstanding that no dis- strong committee is at present en- essential and fundamental duty of had devoted the best portion of O'Reilly and Lord Echvard Fitz- lic. The impels were do ing their At the Savoy Hotel, Hay -street. erinearrince durine that time in the organisation of a every Irish Australian was to be- their journalistic career planning his gerald Branches and the Thomas utmost to make the Irish trouble a Perth, at 8 o'clock on Monday even- chance will lie afforded of seeing appointment will occur when the gaged come a member of the Self -Deter- downfall. The speaker concluded, Wheelan and Wolfe Tcne religious war. But the articles ing next, the 29th. inst., an extra- the scheme. -More news regarding period ensues for its use on the benefit offering which has every mination Branches. which League. By doing so they that the late Mr. T. I. Ryan had set was a great success. There the Archdeacon now read -of being one unprecedented in ordinary conference has been con- the gathering will, towever, be giv- Square about the middle of Septem- signs was a were written a showed grand their the sympathy example for by ber.. and en history of the every in goodenemies as well as present big Irish future notes appeaiing in this Apgood crowd of ladies and gentlevened, in order to receive progress peal. Sheridan's Jazz Band will will in a practicable and democratic Australian to follow. He put Aus- men competing for the prize. The friends in England and Ireland, and Uniform Dress. reports from the various stunt, journal. manner. tralia It was first all to in be tended to dispense the all show music. his that the great Mrs. W. remembered MitEver bearing in mind the import. thoughts, but successful competitors, North-East Bank. holders in charge. For the sake Owing to leaving for the East on ant iteern of dress foe officials and chell and Mr. L. Townsend are that tremendous sacifices had been at the same time he had made many Fremantle, were handed the sum of mass of the English people's sympaof convenience,.and to facilitate demade by thies joint their were with and efforts secretaries. forefathers in to Ireland in her strugMrs. their free .wmhic Bannon t:irs, hwask Ireland hdiolenattheed liberations on the evening in ques- a matter of business. Mr. Burke assistants, athe Executige are now gle for. freedom. Dancing efforts to achieve stational emanci- from that tyranny and injusticeMulcahy.indly Mrstion, the joint organisetion urge on will, regrettably, nor be able to take glad' to state that the matter of will act aset treasurer. sup pation. which Owing had to the commences 8.30 been p.m. tyranny meted Further and was out to he, Per being served, Mr. Mc There will be an interesting de. those concerned to not previously charge of this valuable adjunct of appropriate costume has at last notes later, but meantime please re- criminality of the past Irish laws. people for centuries. Mahon (John Boyle O'Reilly) and bate at the next meeting. The folfail in conveying their doings to the combined show. Arrangli- been decided, those all concerned the people of that -country had been The next speaker was Miss E. Mr. 0. Fitzgerald (Thomas lowing ladies and gentlemen have paper, and by so doing and commit- ment have, however. been made for realising that the question is of serve a night for the huge stunt. Wheedriven from the land of their birth Lovelace, who brought out her Ian) delivered short :addresses. nominated ting such details in writing respect- Mr. Fitzgerald, of the Commercial such paramount importance as to as The been speakers: by poverty, privation, and hard- points in a, logical and capable man- remaining portion of the ing their shows, the undesirable loss Bank, to assume control from 1111W justify prompt and definite action SELF-DETERMINATION FOR evening Messrs. McKenna, Doherty, Sheedy, ship. Many had gone to other net-. She said every Catholic tiff- was devoted to dancing. Miss regarding the issue. The colour of Wilson and Tennant: IRELAND LEAGUE. of time necessarily entailed if ver- on. and M. Meslands seeking new homes and just zen had three duties to perform- Henry kindly played for the dances dames Morgan, Malsin, costume for stall assistants has now FREMANTLE BRANCH ZS. bally submitted, and inattention to Subscription Lists. Rooney, Mcand equitable treatment. Austra- their duty to God, their duty tq Ili her usual proficient style. this wish, can thus be consequently Please recollect to persist in ob- been settled as follows:-Vogue, A General Meeting of the Freman- lia had No Garry. and Miss T. hastie. their stone claimed a children, and was considerable a duty left numof themunturned by the en obviated, the statement being read taining contributions to your lists. heliotrope and violet; The Par- tle Branches of the above League ber of to the gathering and heedless dis- The work can continue till the eud rots, rainbow; Shamrock, green and will be held in St. Patrick's Hall, to this these pioneers, who had come selves to the country in which they ergetic committee to make the cussion avoided. The Executive of the Fair, but in appreciation of gold; Waratah. red: Wattle, yellow; Fremantle, on Friday next, Sep- markable country. and to a very re- lived. EveryIrish Australian should evening one of enjoyment. extent contributed tdw- put Australia first and Ireland seThe above branch is hope all will make a note of this de. the with to pay regard and con- Magpies, black and white; Violets. tember 2nd at 8 pep a ards the progressive development of cond. She believed that every drish grand social and danceholding sire and each come along armed stant attention to solicit donations v:oset: Celtic, green and white: A full attendance of all members the Australian Commonwealth. Ca Australian should become a member Trades Hall, Fremantle, enin the With a report setting out concisely still, the Executive urge all those Young Ireland. green, white and is requested. Times tholics had every reason .to feel ex- of the Self -Determination League day. 6th. September. Judging and briefly that which he or she pur- whc are in possession of any to gold; Fortune Telling. black, yellow In conclusion, she said she could the energy of the. committee, from The following letter was sent to and violet. poses to utilise in making the re- persevere further in this very lucrathis not understand how any Irish Aus- entertainment promises. to be of a the Northam "Advertiser" on the spective stands attractive as is in- tive channel of exertion. Children's Plain and Fancy Dress tralian could be so selfish as to re- highly enjoyable. nature, both for 6th inst., but up to the present it tended. Just to cite as an instance. Ball. Art Union. fuse to assist the movement, which old and young alike. Items- will A rough list of the side lines and be has not appeared:You've gut to pay income tax. but there is nu reason why will soon be recalled, so it The organisers must have been most eventually mean the obtain- given by local artists, and good subsidiary to what they propose to is Butts you To the Editor. should tax YOURSE1,F by paying unnecessary necessary for holders to see how pleased with the excellent attending of that liberty and freedom music supplied for the dances. As display, is all that postage is requisite they stand concerning and poundage Many people imagine because a book, magazine, or their books. ance at the Cambridge-street Town which they enjoyed in this coup.this is the first social function the Would you, sir, in common jusBesides the articles they have piece of Hall. Leederville, on Monday evenmusic is published in the East or abroad, it is cheapest to try (the right of controlling their John Boyle O'Reilly branch has ar- tice and tam play publish the fol. been busily- collecting for sale, MN's write for it to the nublisher. For display and effect, flags of ing last. Those who were present ranged, they anticipate a own national affairs!. pay postage and peundage, lay it is assumed the stalls propose ingood lowing: -1 noticed m your issue of out their money, and wait forThey were more than- impressed with Mr. Joe Leahy followed, and re - crowd from all local branches. the 30th ult., in a report of the weeks-often troducing some raffles. and it is in all sorts are required for the Fair. what months-for something which they was could provided. obtain In The not a right here committee sinin marked have at present a Perth much cheaper. this regard dhe Fergetive should that The next meeting of _the branch Northam Municipal Council, that the spit it of Austradegree could exception be taken. lian will knew Throssell, when moving against if those in control will sim- few on promise, but the number is gle democracy be had held been in St. born in Patrick's Halt." Cr. ALBERT & SON LTD. the Town Hall being let for the ply supply what they are arrang- quite insufficient to meet the esti- and as mentioned on previous occathe Eureka Stockade, which rising after evening devotions, on Sunday, representing the leading publishers of the wield, sell at leowest outings of this description was led by a courageous Irishman 4th. September, 1921, when a full purpose of debating the Irish quesing to have at the Fete, much ser- mated requirements. The Execu- sions, published prices everything to read or play. 'It is highly probable tion, made use of the .following and Democrat in the person of attendance is requested. vice and help will be giyen the Ex- tive is ort to eclipse nything of are always inviting and relaxing. that they can supply from stock The competitions in dancing were what you recuire. If not, Peter Calor. Whatever f Medore ecutive Committee. Under the auspices of the Fre- words: "But unfortunately those in Stallholders its kind hitherto shown- to the they will obtain it for you much exactly quicker, and cheaper, than you The charge of the local branch of the and others are therefore requested people of Perth, and the pretty the. source of much interest. Australia possessed to -day the mantle branches of the Self -Deteryourself. 'Yeti keep your money in the State. saving .post to please bear this in mind, and also colours dotted all around will great- music was good. and the prizes - could Self-Determination for Breland Leadations were laid by the leaderfounof mination for Ireland League, ages, exchange. delays, and often loss, by petting were handsome. Refreshments were a gue the had remember that should any postal ly add to accomplish this end. your made it a sectarian ques books and Stockade, which was respon- general meeting wih be held in St. music through provided. The credit should be Lion." Now, if Cr. Throssell is corTug -of-War. sible for the overthrow of Imperial- Patrick's Hall, Fremantle, notification of next Monday night's istic tyranny. The defeat of- the day next, when delegates on Fri- rectly reported, I must challenge meeting miscatry, would ,they kindApart from the efforts to obtain good when the returns are all in. from the Grand Freak Dance, ly take this intimation in lieu? cash, and so liquidate the debt, the Conscription proposals was to a National Convention will submit that statement, for as far as I know Mr. R. B. Brennan is now workit is grossly very great extent due to the ener. their reports. A full attendance committee must amuse, and one of and absolutely Megaphone. is incorrect; andunjust ing on an evening's entertainment the tries and intellect of Archbishop requested. items Only which as I detest sectarianis just Address: now 180 lament- that is going to prove For use of the spruikem', is anyMURRAY (Near STREET Boans) ism and bigotry in every form, a tower of 1\fannix. who had the foresight and one vatng to place a megaphone ing, and needing some fillip to put financial and POSTAL ADDRESS: BOX 57, G.P.O., PERTH. strength to the funds for brains to see that it would mean the Thomas Wheelan (East Fremantle) would not tolerate it in the local train, is the tug-of-war thowon losar Peririps such could be it in The (seek dance he branch for one moment, I am was originally schemed to enjoin the Appeal. crushing of Australia,' freedom and NO Branch. SHOPS made by somebody skilled in the It IN BARRACK -STREET. therefore anxious that Cr. Throsthe help of professional competing is organising will be one of the democracy. He was of the opinion art. As usual there was a very good sell be given an opportunity to sub. teams, but with subsequent consid- events of the season, and if any that every Irish Australian should attendance Billy -Goat Race. eration given this issue. it is now fail to embrace the opportunity to follow -the example of Archbishop of the aboVeat the general meeting stantiate his words. 'There is not a branch Applications are still invited from proposed to only enlist groups put in appearance on the date namheld in the taint of sectarianism in the Seib Mannix by putting Australia first. Convent Schoolroom, er.trants willing to participate in from several large local colleges East Freman- Determination he or she will have missed a Mr. Simon O'Reilly said that as tle, on for Ireland League and ed the Billy-Goat Race. What is real- schools, and if the 14th. Alegust. real treat. Minutes Secure of .r of ticket early Austrelia, an Irish Australian he was prepared previous meeting conception mer- for this witness whereof we ly required, and surely desired, is its were read anal have men of inevery function on the 6th. proxto entertainment, as the stand by Executive Ireland in shade of reliher fight foe confirmed. that anyone who has ^.. billy-goat are hoping it will, there is no A letter was received gious belief enrolled as members; freedom. The drish people had elec- from the John reason imo at the Hibernian Hall. to nominate' should asquaint the at all why the matter Boyle O'Reilly also persons ted Grand by of should Poster ballot not Carnival, every a representative and Branch advising that delegates had lowing. political folhead office; and with an appreci with full vim, and a volunLook out for the Crand Poster is absolutely notesectar responsible Government, who had been elected able number of competitors in hand proceed with a view to forming fan and It teer to take charge of this Carnival on the 6th. of September the responsibility of administering of a local council non-political. One of our a race will then be arranged. Nom- stunt willing for the Fremantle become available with no fur- at the Town Hall, Perth. This atbranches has a Protestant clergythe affairs of the Irish nation. What- district, and asking ination is one shilling, with a sweep- ther demure the branch to man elected vice-president, traction will he under the combinever that Parliament carried out, adopt similar stake of 10/6 added money. This is and a action if they consid- Protestant clergyman W.A. Caledonian Pipe Band. ed organisation of tie Midland and the Self -Determination League must ered it advisable. a stunt primarily for the children's After careful gate to a Convention was a deicSince the gentlemen comprising Mt. Lawley stalls, to further the insupport. It was not far the people consideration the branch day. . decided to bane on June 8th last. held in Bristhis organisation interested them- terests of the two pop.j.r ladies, of this country to say what Ireland co-operate with Our League Grocery Stead. the other branches is open to all selves, up should or should not have. within a few days pre- Miss L. Pettit and Mrs. McCarthy, mankind; we appeal That in establishing The committee have pleasure in viously theto reports respectively. The following prizes was entirely a question which must ed the followingsame, and appoint- to their civilisation and humanity forwarded to THE NEWEST MODELS FOR EARLY SPRING FROCKING. delegates: that announcing the WA. Caledon- headquarters Messrs. only. The will be be left to the people of Ireland M. C. Regan. 0. best set, £5 feeling of sectarian. ian Pipe Band will take charge of ifying indeed.haveAsbeen most grat- 5s: best awarded:-For Fitzgerald, D. isni that I only poster costume (lady or themselves to solve. If the Irish James, J. McNamara, A Smart CORSET, in White Cuuthis stand. There was no pressing fortnight ago, they mentioned a gentleman). L. and J. the Northamnoticed subsequent to £3 3s: best poster cospeople started meeting out declared to their Brady, til: low bust; long over hips; four was independence Mesdames Grady and Gay- gram sent required, the Executive just stated obtain such support as tele. to govern themselves, then to Mr. Gibson, a Norwould, tume (lady or gentleman), reprethe Irish nor, and Miss K. Brady. that this department of work was when eventually secured, considersuspenders. senting humorous Ford Car. f3 3s: by the Protestant ofFederaAustralians must stand behind them The secretary reported on the tham, sadly neglected for want of sup- ably augment the Appeal tion, most original costume Perth. in (lady or their efforts. He believed that state of the branch, from which funds,in Surely Cr. Throsseil Price .. .. . 9/11 port, and they were more than de- which the gentlemen it has not gentleman). £1 Is. much good would result if then -visioned those was noted that lighted in the fact being brought at present vigorously interested are chestra will attend. Sheridan's orbranch contin- grams andcross came in contact with those who ues to prosper, the applied the same totele. under their eotice. ,The joint or- to achieve. Before theendeavouring having a the memberlocal branch of the Self were close of The the antagonistic Violets. ship of to 177. Ireland's claims It was also decided to tion for Ireland -Determine. ganisation is, howeyer, securing the poll, the WA. Caledonian Splendid Value in Strong, Well --they stowed among Midland has a mocial and dance Pipe donate League? £15 to their the I wares. State do own Council not for Band will have made a good entry on the 2nd. prox. Those with tenBoned CORSET, in white or pale think that Cr. Throssell supporters -too much. Ile was a organising purposes. is so menBelk competi- tally to credit. Link; suitable fur slight or medium dencies this way should pay a visit firm believer in having a "go" in tion for prize donated The However, in jusby Mr. M. C. tice tocross-eyed. Although two references have Caretaker. to the the suburb and enjoy an enemy's in justice to the him, figure. evenRegan camp for inember occasionally. who canvassed branch, myself. been made to the matter of bells. ing's is and There a just The few days more beentertainment. Miss N. and in justice to Cr. Throspresident added some most new members during period sell there have been no replies. The fore the Price .. .. .. himself, I 10/6 return of applications for Master Terry Pettit are organising cluding remarks in which he conof two mouths was handed to Mr. Appeal Office would 1-e glad if a few the him to substantiate his challenge he had gone away to fight fe' said caretakership of the_ Westralia the effort in aid of the Popular L. Brady. words, to produce could be supplied. the Fair will be received., The closing Lady, Miss L. Pettit. protection of small nations in order A short address was eloquently verse and cha , and Labelle. instance date is the 31st. inst.. and applicawhere that the local branch has A Well-Finished Nautilus CORSET. delivered by Mr. T. S. Dowling re- ever democracy might not Entertainments. Voluntary help is filtering in tions must be in writing addressed introduced from militaristic dictatorship.Perish During the progress of the Fair, medium oust, long over hips; four But lative to the present negotiations If he cannot do the sectarian issue. slowly; and although the assistance to the Appeal Offite 52 Royal Ar- a splendid programme he had since come to the conclubetween President De Valera and stand of entertainso, he must then suspenders. it was considered would come in cade, Perth.. ments will be submitted, comprission that the ideals for which he Mr. Lloyd George. A vote of thanks ions as having uttered a mendae somewhat rapidly, the response has ing a fine series of attractions suitstatement.-Yours, etc., Bucking Pony or Donkey. had fought were now treated with was moved by Mr. McNamtmara and Price .. 12/6 not been so healthy as it was P. O'DRISCOLL utter contempt and ridiculed by so- seconded by Mr. Ryan. The four Don't omit to give this require- ing all tastes, while the comedy elethought. Help will be wanted ment is to be provided in a called statesmen. The 'war had priests of Fremantle were elected shortly when the grounds are more ment some moment of thought. marked form. well The honorer cream of be local not been Either of fought for which the is requested. and defence of A Warner's MODEL, in white couenlivened than now, and this is if any We regret to annuum:e the In conjunction with Wolfb Tone humanitarian principle; but was, in reader can so accommodate artists will he assisting, and the death likely to be before very long. The til; double skirt; four suspenders. Mr. John Creenaune. of Geraldton, his opinion, a war of trade. 'England Branch. North the Executive Committee, this one leading Perth companies will place Fremantle, the of Executive, therefore, desire names of their services whose at disposal. funeral occurred on the 10th. An the last two stunts still abeghad never any intention of carrying above branch 'was successful in deto be in hand quickly, and for out her promises and rletiges to Ire- feating John Boyle O'Reilly and inst. The dhceased was wiciely rewill then be allotted to the unique and brilliant display will he those interested to get in touch ging by the W.A. English Concerstrung list of attractions to lit, in- given land. This was amply demonstra- !Lord Edward Fitzgerald Branches spected and esteemed by ail who A Heavy Quality Warner's with headquarters at once. tina Company. This rombination stalled at the Fete. tde in the betrayal of the late John in a euchre tournament held in St. came in contact with him. The CORSET, as illustrated; consists of Building Operations. in A members of the Blind Beautifully Made CORSET, in moved from*his Official Opening. Redmond soon after the termina- Patrick's Hall. Fremantle. last Fri- cortege to Asylum. The Victoria Park Girls' White Comfit, med. bust, long St. Francis Xevier's residence The bearers and uprights of the Suede; finished tion of the great war. He was aim day week. Cloth; in pale Cathedral, With a fartlare of trumpets, glam- Orchestra is another feature where, as hack; enthe coffin was borne into six suspenders. dance floor are already in position, our and an atmosphere consonant Irish shade Australian of of pink, the spiral bones. third genethe Fair. The following but it is. not desirable to lay the with the flare on October the Ise, hancing ration. but he was prepared to ren- James Connolly (Sunbury) Branch the Church, the Dead March was is a list of these supporting: Price .. played on the organ by Miss floor boards on account of the pre- arrangemeqts are now very much 21/Price .. 17/6 der every possible assistance to Irein The Buffs Concert Party. attendance at the fortnight- ster. Father Hawes lead thePrunsent unsettled climatic conditions, grand train for giving the official land, and to die for her if neces- lyThe first The West meeting Australian in St. English Conas with the Joseph's School- portion of the burial service at the heavy rains we opening every semblance of draw certina sary. He believed that the League room on Company. Thursday. 18th. inst., was church, and also officiated at the have lately being experiencing, the when the Carnival would become Week has stronger than ever. Mitt Ethel Philp's Concert Party. 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THEI W.A. RECORD.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 27. 1921 IRISH -AUSTRALIAN SOCIETIES.
RECEPTION TO BRO. I. J. DALY.
HIGHGATE.
IVIA YLANDS.
(From Our Corespondent.) The Self -Determination Stall in The local branch of the HiberPast District President. charge of Miss O'Shea is organising afternoon and evening fete in- nian Society held its usual meeting The Young Ireland Society. Adelaide District, South Australis. an euchre party on Monday evening last. There was tendered to stead of the regular .\ reception The Young Ireland Society held This fete is to take was a fair attendance, and apolodance. and St. South Bru. J, J. Daly, of Adelaide, its usual weekly meeting at gies were received from Bros. Rev. Hotel, place in the Parochial Hall, Harold-. in the Savoy Australia, Patrick's schoolroom last Monday afternoon, 3rd Father 'Lynch and A. Jeffery. There opened Hay -street, Perth, on Thursday. street, on Saturday no be evening. The meeting wasthe will was not much business, so the there As September. sing- August 11th, at 8 p.m. in the usual manner with for admission all the parish- meaing closed early. The win by The Bro. J. Edwards, D.P., occupied charge a be will ing of "The Soldier's Song." were There branch at football over the Suinvited. the are also Bro. J. Tully, ioners minutes of previous meeting was the chair; plentiful supply of dairy produce biaco branch has put some heart D.V.P..; Brown, D -W.: O'Connor, and vegetables, and housekeepers into members to go in for footban. read and confirmed. A letterSociety W.G.: Hynes, P D.P.; O'Callaghan, are asked to refrain from obtaining There is some talk of a match beread from the Perth C.Y.M. Cooney, to a Fremantle the in reference to our challenge been P.DT ; Bros. W. Dwycr, a supply of these necessary commo- ing played with but none yet I found not hat fact, in Creighton; Rev. Bro Father Lynch dities elsewhere and to support the branch of the Irish Self -Determinadate went, The a welcome debate. receive to the place sacred Federation, a The Catholic the receive I McCormick. tralia, did (says nowhere Rev. Father but and friends; cheering workof are with who one St. Malthe ladies also at arranged. the of League, tumult it efforts tion a receive to Hibernian "Into more calm, and mat., Irish National Foresters, and I can truthA report of the committee meet- D.P. warmly welcomed the visitor, Should they main the interests of this stall to achi's, Highgate. the hands of his Grace tile Archbishop warmer welcome, the Sydney Sun of the 10th Society, A.H E. Guild, and They did I receive a ing held on the previous Monday Bro. J. J. Daly, who, he said, was ing amid nowhere and say, success fully financial exreport). some the he fete should, this there make terialise friendly a very in of Sydney, and of his venerable welcome that I appreciated half as night was submitted by Mr. IC a Past President of the Adelaide it should he. with joy, Guinean Na mBan Society. A musical pro- citement on the local oval. The a crowd almost hystericalprelate of were immediately followed by about clergy. That demonstration in the much as the welcome I received at Brennan, and after some discussion District, and was oil a short visit gramme will be provided. Aftercongratulooking be must branch Subiaco Redistinguished a any- the feet of the Supreme Pontiff of was adopted. to WA. with the South Australian noon teas may be obtained. and as lated on their appearance on the stepped 500 members of the Catholic Be- streets has passed far beyond the Roman Catholic Faith to footballers. He was proud thing of which I could have dreamt Brisbane ex- turned Soldiers' Association. Church. Like the Archbishop of all kinds of sweets, field. They looked all over a splenMiss B. O'Doherty reported on this morning from theStation. soldiers came the in my most sanguine moments, arc: the of have the privilege of meeting Bro. there will be aid returned the people, in and hind held Dr. clergy his and evening Sydney social the and cakes for sale, a brisk did lot of young fellows, and alseatpress at the Central was to fruit. Mannix witnessed Faith, Dr. Nave to which I I had Shepherd true in was which that car Daly, who scene was grieved Sydney. of the Good that Holiness result. in his Home the businessshbuld arrived though defeated were deserving of a had concars Mannix he ed. Then followed motor the capital of the Commonwealth been prevented from visiting my Appeal. Ireland and Freedom to the last. much higher score than they put Bronzed by his ocean voyage,Grey taining wounded returned soldiers, in of Australia is one that can never native land, and the very first proMiss G. Begley- opened the social He trusted he would have a up. This branch wishes them every looked in the best of health. only posal the Pope made to me when I I have others. Mo- pleasant time and wife return. The and Irish clergy, memory. Old the my purple "That from his fade singing With success in their endeavour to enlocks showed beneath face was an The music was provided by three one regret in regard to it, and that arrived at Rome was that I should ther of Mine." Miss Sheila Finne- health of the visitor was proposed Aid. First courage social and sporting interbiretta; and on his stepped on to brass bands. me in Syd- allow him to use the ordinary diplo- gan earned hearty applause with her by the Rev. Itro. Father Lynch, dine honour the that is, a he was course between branches, and will Last Friday evening there eager smile. As ex matic channels, and approach the ar"Brian Boy Magee." and supported by Bros. Hynes, ney has been so signal and so own recitation, fine A Triumphal March. at along try to do likewise. of girls crowd good the platform, order and official very I fear my of the Wa- O'Farrell. Dwyer, Rev. Father Mcthat the remove to Meeting was Government He British "The traordinary duet, the A as 0'.' Dr. very enjoyable social and dance disappeared. sight A First Aid. but unfortunately rangements It was an imposing in Melbourne. no matter how ban upon my movements. 4 ters," by Miss G. Begley and Mr. J. Cormack. so the was held in the Maylands Town wallowed among the rush of his procession moved off from the rail- people be, may Daly Mears couldn't get along, Bro. may appreciated. respond. to rising they a misOn much to made may have was I "Now, shoving enthusiastic Doheny, P. and in hints last organised by Tuesday on son.e Hall lady instructors gave worshippers pushing station, to the accompanifnent scarcely be able to come up to the take. I may have committed the strug- wayrousing we* Mr. R. Brennan recited that beau- received an ovation.. He said all home nursing, which the girls will the Children of Mary. was It from the thousand cheers get nearer to him. Women of The his Sydney has given me. greatest error of my life; but the tiful piece, "Irish National Hymn" he had he owed to a good Irish very useful in their examine - attended, and some excellent items gled to get near enough to kisshave of spectators and the stirring music welcome be in Australia, and way I looked at the proposal was (J. C. Mangan); Miss Courtney ob- mother and to Irishmen, and he find event is to were given by Misses N. Flanagan, The route was via powers thatthat ring; and progress exit would of the bands. the centre of this. I was filled with gratitude for liged with a hornpipe. The boys would never forget the obligation Con. By the way, this at be stalwart powers a the not Colhad and week's time. 0. Wiltshire. G. Beglev, B. Paull, S. -street, Park -street, been impossible have only themselves the kindness of his Holiness: but I sang "Molly Malone." Mr. J. Walsh he owed 'to them. He thanked the take place in a few and slowly George Finnegan, R. MacPherson; :Messrs. and all along the line it the Empire bodyguard linked arms the -street, was lege that Locution. Jack D.B. for the honour done him, welcome Shilling." the for HoliSaxon respect for his too much "The prelate. blame had to the recited Mr. for for M. Franklin and J. Quinn. triumphal march cleared a gangway Hibernian The elocution class is still very A. J.Rose in- was a Archbishop of Melbourne. accorded .to me to -day. It has been ness to expose him to the danger of did full justice to its pathos. its and would assist the carried out the duties of Thus made slow progress, and, work great of piece A piano Society all he could in the future. erogressiet, and we feel sure Mrs. beauty. its successful the British and the rebuff from most receiving a by the warnings the Miss along manner. of capable M.C. in very sides a swirled deed, being Thousands lined both has at- Government. And, in my case, selection by Miss Hogan was exBro. Edwards at this stage pre- Logue is pleased with lier class, bethat either Governmentmuch the music, throng, dispensing smiles in all direcstreets, and his Grace was greeted more whether it was going to, be success- cellent. Mrs. F. Hiseejns sang "The sented Bro. T. i. H. nes with a cause every girl is t.king a keen in- Townsend supplied certainly all helped to make the eventions, and being greeted by those continuous cheers. As the head tempted, and with have they P. Doherty Mr. P.P. collar and ca;.. Bro. Hynes terest in her work, sod more so which anything than the Green." not think closdid ful or not, I Jackets was. Mesdames success it ing the fortunate enough to be passed of the procession reached the Cathe- successful a duet, pleasant suitably responded. A those who rrein the debating claes. Hinds and Mahone Archbishop of Melbourne should al- and Master Urn Doherty, as of est to him. he was gently, propelled dral, the boys divided into ranks achieved. a low the Roman Pontiff to make a rendered "Where the River Shan- little function was brought to August APPla the refreshments, whicjs ere all into the sunlight, where another Mr. R. E. Walsh. by close by wishing Mr. Daly all sorts the British Government Flows." to request him. non greeted be desired Are could that cheering Shepherd roar of The Home of Good Old' of good luck in the future. that the Archbishop of Melbourne special request. recited "The On pea! push is on its last legs. Simnel in the Streets. Miss G. himself would never condescend to Mass Shandry Dan." evening most of the girls Thursday advanNo. 142. St .Patrick's, to H.A.C.B.S., LEEDERVILLE. heard again Dr. Mannix's purple biretta was was to them. Begley make it still but cards, their in the, handed along crowd for the all that most of "I mention this to show that the tage in "Erin. my Heart Beats the of is not quite finished, and to give Russell, Davidson, Mesdanies route of the procession- from saw Pontiff himself was con- Thee." Mr. Austin Pemton sang The usual fortnightlyin meeting Supreme the Hiber- those girls who have not had an Creighton and Yates are organising the above was held station to St. Mary's Cathedral cerned about the treatment which "Friend o' Mine." opportunity to complete their card of their idol of to -day. Only in Park meted out to me, and he had been Mr. Cooney will deliver a lecture nian Hall on the 18th inst, Bro. a chance to do so, the time has been another euchre party and dance, street was there a chance of getting was prepared to do anything in or- on the life and death of Robert Crogan presiding. Sick pay was extended until about the second which is to take place on Tuesday were evening next 'at the North Perth a good look at him. Here thereschoolder to relieve the impediments to Emmett on September 13th. the an- passed for Bros. Burke. Hoyne, Nee week in Septmber. when we will Town Hall. of squads The proceeds are in The no barriers. my movements. And when I was, niversary of the deaf" of the noble son, O'Dwyer and Morrell. Bro. a special meeting and close aid of the Arranmore Church Buildhero, who gave up a O'Dwyer and Bro. Morrell-it is have boys passed. The star streak and commence my Irish London to leaving young girls who ing Fund. The prize for the euchre those To campaign. the horV.C.'s well for now relate-are three age to the of pleasing an early snip of one long journey to Australia --and 1 splendid career at have not completed their cards we tournament will be cash, while the ses came round from George-street.may assure you I am glad it is over, the sake of his beloved country. again; Bro. Burke is very bad; Bro. appeal to waste no time, but finish Then Dr. Mannix's car and Dr. Man and that I am happy 'to be here -- This lecture will be highly interest- Hoyne is fair, but poor Bro. Neeson the task and show what the club is music for the dancing will be of of first class order, and dainty refreshnix himself. the last message I received was a ing and educational, and a large has since died. All the,Brothers of. made the to to convey ments will be provided. The prewish requestea branch but are this message of 'God -speed' to Australia number of members God bless him, some one said, Samar. Neeson Bro. of 19th. vious social fuuctions o asanised by relatives had and wife crowd on September The his Holiness the Pope himpresent mild. from be too to was that euchre with Stall sympathy the above ladies have always provcic.sed deepest Refreshment' their The self. I, therefore, well understand The meeting then a louder and more stirring welcome on tournament on Wednesday evening ed highly 11113 eue and indica...anis that the Archbishop of Sydney, "God Save Ireland." A committee The Hibernian ball tcebeto held succession of thrilling cheers. the be stall This discuss bids fair success. 13th point to Tuesday': event being no to turned held a grand September was who is above all mundane affairs, meeting was then and ran along the street and McNam- exception to the rule. and quite detached from political business in relation le the stall the ball of the season. particularly from also had a party at Mrs. that the corner into College-street, slowly was the enthusiastic evening of An to on Saturday viewpoint. ara's on behalf an Irish movements, felt he was in his own Society is running dwindling away in the distance Our second also a huge success. place here, doing what the Supreme Home of the Good Shepherd Ap- committee meeting, amongst whom St. Mary's Cathedral. But it was WAGIN were Mesdames Volkmann and stall is making great headway. Mrs. Pontiff would wish him ,to do when peal. the people's chance in Park -street. A grand freak dance will be held Smythe. and Misses O'Reilly. Lav- Mulvale is working very hard, and he was good enough to have this They surged round the car, and A very pretty wedding was celegirls the for Subiaco. work the of from in getting plenty touch 6th. Gilbertson. to and erty demonstration in his Cathedral, and on Tuesday. September made the wildest efforts Miss McGsach has some brated in at. Joseph's Church, Warobes or to give to read the address from himself Hibernian Hall. in aid of the Ap- was held on the 22nd inst. The tic- to do. , the Archbishop's gin, on Monday, the Feast of the and his clergy. peal, and a very successful evenine kets have. been distributed about, very nice pieces of fancy wofk, and him their personal well-wishes, or over- would be grateful if some of. the Assumption, the contracting parties him is expected. The Young Ireland and should any Brother be even to get a look at being Miss Victoria May M. GrifHis Holiness and Ireland. in for a pieces get work few girls would to of undivided requested result its is The he promised looked, straight in the face. fiths, of the Wagin Eotel, and mr. "And as 1 mentioned the Pope Society hasand in the Ap- touch with the branch secretary. her. support sympathy these efforts was a surging mob alBoddington, only son of and his interest in me. d may men- peal, and the members are wonder- Bro. Brown, who will erinply hire There is a Children's Plain. Fancy, Harry J. most hysterical in their admiration. tion the interest of the Pope in my co- and Poster Carnival in the Lyceum Mr. and Mrs. Boddireston, of Wagin. fully enthusiastic in giving their with same) All Brothers should Only for the barriers along the rest The Rev. Father O'Reilly officiated. the 6.' own country-Ireland. _About September Tuesday, on Theatre gigantic like a 'ball scenes this make operate to of the route enthusiastic time that 1 was in Rome, and be- assistance. should .be a very enjoyable The church was artistically decorasuccess from three standpoints- This this would have followed the Melfore that time, there were people evening for everyone, as the chil- ted by the 'oieters of the Sacred H.A.C.B.S. national. financial and social. bourne dignitary from the station to who were anxious that the Pope will be dancing from 8 to 10 Heart Convent. The bride entered dren the Cathedral." of her should use his influence against the and adults from 10 to 12. Numer- the church on the arm St. Canice's Branch, No. 496, H.A.C.B.S. (SUBIACO). Unprecedented Scenes. Mr. Chris. Akens, handIrish movement of the present day. Cottedne. meeting of ous good prizes, dainty supper. arms guardian, fortnightly usual The attired in a diess of georgette of They expected that his Holiness meeting of the the above society was held on full orchestra are the order of the somely Unprecedented in the history quarterly The over satin, trimmed with Press) hand. has taken Catholic Riddley Miss the show of evening. would discrimination some Wedneson (says was was held and Sydney above branch the 18th. inst., of this entertainment, so we made flowers and silver leaves, court kind that would strike hard the day evening, the 17th inst., and was Thursday, were the scenes that :harked the arover by Bro. W. A. Brown. charge train, with usual wrath and veil, that can be will be all sure it feel faithful Irish hearts at home. They honoured by the presence of the Dis- presided rival of his Grace the Archbishop of weather, account of the bad and a red letter night for and carried a bouquet of white carthought they had succeeded. But trict Board, represented by Bro. On Melbourne (Most Rev. Dr. Mannix). meeting was not as large as desired. nations, roses and asparagus fern. you know what has happened. Hynes, P.D.P., Bro. Edwards, D.P., the AUSTRALIA'S GR EAT DEMOCRAT. His Grace arrived by the express being only about forty the kiddies. their usual, Miss Eileen Twomey, dressed in a midday, after Instead of discrimination, the Ro- and Bru. Cooney, who were heartily members present. General Notes. from Brisbane shortly i(ev. Father. beige crepe -de -chine, heliotrope of the of man Pontiff did as between Ireland president the rebut long before that hour tens the by and Demonstration. welcomed was in attendance, meeting its Keough's ming, and a black picture trimThe general Political McArdle a Not honor. of guard har, thronged a forming and England, what he did between branch. Bro. Watson. two deep, thousands of citizens prayclosing and and attended, opening very well the Hall was cited vain carrying a Lasuouet not I ant to welheliotrope "But, my friends, Belgium and Germany. He mainstation and its approachesAnd The business of Ow meeting was ers. During the evening three new the business arranged for the even- sweet peas and fern: ofand Arrival at the Cathedral. demonstration what the take to Miss the prelate. enough of tained absolute neutrality. He sent not lengthy. It consisted come the great The elec- Bessie Twomey, members, in the persons of Messrs. ing was properly fixed Immediately afterwards his Grace in the streets, or the demonstration a letter to the Irish people, a letter a welcome it was. The moment his of the delegates to the Dis- J. G. Shulman, C. Williams, and H. tions took place with very satisfac- _crepe -de -chine and dre.:sed in lemon he Archbishop Kelly ascended the pul- in your great Cathedral, as merely of sympathy, a letter of affection reportFriendly Societies' Association, Whitlock, were initiated into the tory results, as all the girls had carrying a bouquetblack picture hat, Grace stepped from the train, band trict address: following the myself. to read of pink carnaa personal compliment and the Irish people put the collection of contributions, and society. It was decided to extend an opportunity to pie e their repre- tions and ferns. was literally besieged, and the The pit. and more and love, as bridesown interpretation upon that a decision to hold a social on the an invitation to To Most Reverend Daniel Mannix, It has a wider and aI much struck up "God Save Ireland." Malachi's sentatives on the executive commit- maids. Mr. Keithattended St. am aware their Allport was best significant meaning. for which Branch. Highgate, to be present at tee. letter. And, addition, in he sent to arrangements Right Rev. Monsignor Moynagh, D.D., Archbishop of Melbourne. inst, was 31st social committee rPhe especially man, and Mr. Claude Monsignor demonstration, Browns Rev. this was Rev. that "ommittee. and P.P.. V.F., May it Please Your Grace:-We, the next meeting on Thursday, Sep- also re -arranged, and now the work Ca- Ireland, to repair the devastation were left to the social to As the bridal party this demonstration here in the polithat had been wrought in that The secretary, Bro. O'Connor, who tember 1st., after which the visitors should be a lot lighter for those who groomsman. Collins (Archpriest) were the firstthe the Archbishop, with the clergy, a left means the church, any to by Miss Gladys not Owing is District Gell Archthedral, the Grace. the of his 200,000 Italian lire, so that is also an officer welcome secular and regular, of will be entertained by means of a have been doing more than their of If it were. ,country, the Wedding March. The might have some share in the re- Board, -welcomed his colleagues to social and dance. Miss L. Lafferty, share. There will be a detailed Re - played dense crush, comparatively few, diocese of Sydney, wish to asso- tical demonstration. and his he wedding breakfast, at which Father He briefly surveyed W. O'Reilly, and D. Gilbertson vol- COMA in next week's "Record." building of the parts of Ireland that his branch. the host of the Archbishop of Sydney course, could get a glimpse of the with ourselves ciate prothe it in O'Reilly presided, was held in the of the branch since his unteered to serve on the ladies' had been history destroyed. of all creeds, clergy would not take the great man, but through the waiting friends Australian mouth Wagin Hotel. The guests were repart they have taken this "I do not wish to attach to that becoming a member, and in so doing' committee in connection with the multitude word passed from and who celebrate with joy and minent the most successful yet held, while by Mrs. Akers. who I am not a politician. letter any more significance than referred to a time when the posiwas to mouth, "he has arrived." rose anda Whilst on the from a social point of view it was ceived thanksgiving your Grace's home- afternoon. Hibernian Ball. the and dressed in a garbardine politicians, cheers not somewhat of are costume, was They volume branch the the Pontiff himself wished to con- tion of deafening Hibernian Ball, it also a success. coming. The with a black tsura hat. AlVgether comes to me from the vex,. I recognise he has to be above critical, but through the energy and matter of the out that welcome circumstancontinued for some minutes. enthuwrite to place of extraordinary be The Events to come: On Saturday forty guests sat (Iowa to (IW table. clergy and in of- awould not first spontaneous outburst of conspired to prevent Archbishop and ashiswell as from all those things. But I do claim, sociability of his predecessorwas few words about its desired suc- :seat September 3, confetti carnival After the usual it ces which visiting retoasts were duly siasm had hardly died away thanferyour native faithful people, acknowledge his and am prompted to say that the fice, Bro. Maynard, interest As far as individual mem- at the Jolimont Local Hall, Admis- proposed and honoured cess. you from greater not in memdo even who made the guests with progress 'many and was renewed bers are concerned, there is one big sion to members: Gents.', 1/6; retired to the Town Hull, land, and from seeing once again jurisdiction, has no political signifi- Pope has gone as far as a neutral vived, where in bership. vour and intensity. love awakened go Pontiff could to show his it a make mother. can which they aged in way your ladies', Is. from comes attenit who delivered was dancing indulged rather, in till prelates but, the Bro.'Edwards, cance, D.P., The Distinguished affection to the Irish people. us an indignation and a sympathy success, and that is to be at the On Thursday, September 8th, a midnight express took the happy their poli- and an interesting address, in which he ball. ded at the Central Railway Station be cowardly to those who, whatever be and made people and and the Irish at home have would committee it The which -and in King's Hall, Su- couple to the metr000lis for them, concert honest esjust an Redwood, as Dr. a that Rev. H.A.C.B.S. the Most believe to tics, referred included will never forget him. elaborate arrangements, and memleave unexpressed. Guaranteed first class pro- honey -moon. The bride was the Wellington stand by his principles. abroad sentially Catholic society, and to the bers may look forward to the best biaco. S.M.. Archbishop of We will not intrude on the poli- man should Admission, Is. to all recipient of many and costly pregramme. "Always Remain Grateful." is a good progress of the Society generally. and most successful Hibernian Ball parts. (N.Z.). Right Rev. Dr. McCarthy we fail to see why and that when there but field; tical Both events in aid of the sents. On the Previous Sunday afto give their for me to thank only remains element "It he should endeavour He said that the social (Bishop of Sandhurst, Vic.), yet held in Perth. This is as it Hibernian Stall. your Grace should not share in cause you for the distinction conferred factor biggest ternoon the Children cr Mary, whose the hand. helping a undoubtedly it was Lordships the Bishops of Bathurst should be for two teasc.ns: First, the world-wide chorus of acclamaupon me. I shall always treasure president she was. 'entertained her the society's progress. That was this is the jubilee year of the so(Right Rev. Dr. O'Farrell), Maittion, which greeted the protests of "That is the sense in which I ac- the memory of this day. I am glad in Subiaco the at a social in the Convent school. in evident especially inthe land (Right Rev. Dr. P. V. Dwyer), against demonstration to feel that none of your minds have event which & CRUSE Mercier wonderful an MANNION Cardinal Australia, the in ciety cept Dr. exRev. an as op and presented her with a which he held Wilcannia-Forbes (Right vaders and oppressors of his na- in the streets of Sydney, this morn- been poisoned by the slanders that branch, comes but once in a life time, and The Goldfields Undertakers, 18 Han- room He progressiveness. ,of ample We Lead? it Why Do Hayden), and Armidale (Right Rev you Kalgoorlie. tive Belgium. We recognise in the holding of a grand ball is a nan-st., we understand our business. pair of beautiful mounted pictures. ing; and it is in that sense, and of We wish Mr. and Mrs. Boddington Dr. O'Connor). The Archbishop the of the is in that' significance, that I ac- have been uttered against me, here hoped that each branch would have splendid way of celebrating such a Because 927. a patriot and churchman a 'Phone and elsewhere. I am glad to know press correspondent, who would jubilee. many years of connubial bliss. Sydney was represented by The second reason is a same stock. A time is coming, cept that address which the Arch. that just as the Pope is above lis- a,report regularly to the ERCORD. financial one. Right Rev. Monsignor Moynagh, At present the manslowly perhaps, but surely, when bishop of Sydney was kind enough tening to these foul slanders, so the That journal to assist ready SITUATION VACANT. ever is SHEEHAN W. J. P.P.. V.G., and Plight Rev. Monsigliand of of the society is in your own work in the cause to read to me on his own behalf, of Sydney and his the society, and it is 'hoped that agement fund means Hannan -street, nor Collins, P.P. (Archpriest): the of a successful Prime Beef Tel.Butcher, berty and democracy will receive on behalf of the clergy of this Arch- Archbishop debt, and by for it as 488. Martians -street, appreciate Melwill Kalgoorlie. of clergy know the Archbishop branches the Hon. G. McGirr (Minister Goenthuthis debt will be cleared off. PicarlIlly. Telephone 474. a recognition as wide and diocese. bourne too well to believe anything the medium of news and informa- ball Health) represented the State WANTED, a NURSERY GOVby the ticket selling. Subisiastic as that of the Belgian CarLoyalty to the Holy See. of the hard things said against him. tion among members. In regard to Judging vernment. ERNESS, to teach two children, dinal. aco is going to be present in force jubisociety's another the of HOTEL was I from my heart. there I them celebration AUSTRALIA. thank the "But, perhaps, Catholic. Apply by letter Roman and a ticket Surrounded by Friends. Purchase Meanwhile, we look forward conthe ball. at account of which the shall always remain grateful to lee. he stated that a general corn. make one of the happy throng on KALGOORLIB to T. Ledwith, Dudininfidently to the achievement in the motive on was Meanwhile. his Grace was having anxious to pay me them. I hope God will bless the munion and breakfast, and a grand September 13th. After various as s-roptietor. FRAWLEY, P. near future of that Self -Determin- Archbishop rather a trying ordeal, as, surroundthat of my re- Archbishop with length of days. ball, will be held soon, and ation for 'Ireland, of which you a tribute on the occasion counts were passed for payment, Good Accommodation for Travellers. ed by friends and admirers, he ento Australia. Australia is loyal Already he has put part of his re- a very energetic committee. is at and reports had been delivered by deavoured to make progress along Piave been so able and dauntless a turn these functions. It organising Pontiff territory work over certain 5ttpreme sponsibilities the to faithful and poeEveryone indeed It will be secretary on social events, the champion. the crowded platform: P. J. RUSSELL The to be able to upon other shoulders, and he is now is promised that with the co-opera- the Lovers of the closed. tic justice, if the legislature of in Rome. I was glad was anxious to get close enough to House for Men's Wear. of the branches the jubilee will meeting jurisdiction tion occasion the on the to share anxious Holiness, assure his the final kiss give should and Britain light fantastic soon busied them- The Great Latest In Gent's Hats, Shirts, Ties, Unever offer their greetings celebration similar any surpass nowhere hope this relief tI Rome, that with another. visit to of my Kalgoorlie sanction to a settlement, which a with dancing, whilst a good- derwear, Etc. Hannan-st., episcopal ring, and thus the pro'Phone 1474. spiritual em- will enable him to prolong his days held in this State, a celebration that selves ly number of the male members (Opp. Post Office). narrow and intolerant section in throughout his great gress from the train to the cariwhich staunch and loyal for the good of God's Church, and will remains for a long time glorious- competed for a prize in a quoit Australia would make it "dis- pire had he more was to convey his Grace in the proall )Iibernians in to friends than here in our own Aus- the good of his people. I hope God ly memorable HOTEL QUEALY'S Kalgoorlie. tournament, which was eventually loyal" to advocate. cession was of necessity a very slow Australia has always will bless him and his clergy, and this State. Next Town Hall. by K. Sayers and W. Cusack. We feel that we might easily tralia.' And if the and arduous one. It was well that Bro. Hynes spoke of the signifi- won Mrs. Quealy, Proprietress. Holy See, Sydney my prayer will always be that as to been loyal evenpleasant a this: last more than Saturday arrangements say On and justly made had the police visit. Union Beer on Draught. the Archdiocese of Sydney and his Grace the Archbishop of Sydney cance of the District Board'sreasons ing was spent by about sixty memto hold the main portion of the but the prospect of a permanent and prelates who rule over Sydney, and his clergy have been kind to He gave some very strong Miss 11. MeaBOULDER throng back, else it would have been solution of the old -age Irish ques- the slould be in bers at the home ofPopular PELLEW'S families why Catholic and the ever bless them Australia God will shown me. have always 'Lady. the Hibernian tion imposes a responsibility on impossible for Archbishop Mannix For BOYS' and MEN'S SUITS, and strengthen them to help the weak the H.A.C.B.S. It is the only Ca- gher, Irishmen, as well as on Austra- way. Your own Archbishop, to leave the station platform at all. 'n WA., and The evening was most enjoyable, society benefit MERCERY. tholic HIGH-CLASS also Australia in whether Moran, Cardinal and oppressed, day, his own in singing being dancing, and lians, to avoid at this juncture When his Grace at last entered his its sickness and death benefits are games, or Ireland" even the appearance of sectional who went before him, and his precar, and the crowd was enabled for if not better, than such bene- indulged in till an early hour on equal, SHEAHAN JAMES a will give we atnext issue of them were our also, all fIn decessor morning. The members Sunday recrimfhations. the first time to get a full view of Wine and great home- fits in non-Catholic societies. The and all others present are grateful Genera_ Storekeeper. the of With renewed cordial greetings tached to Rome; but none of them report him, there was an indescribable environment in other societies, is, in Spirit Merchants. from the Sydney clergy, which are were attached to the Holy See coming to his Episcopal See.-Edi many cases.' inimical to the faith, to Mrs. Meagher for providing so scene of enthusiasm. The cheering BOULDER. PIESSE-STREET, not less warm than those that with more filial love and devotion was definite arid prolonged, and the whereas that of the H.A.C.B.S. is pleasant an evening. For Choicest Quality Only. On Thursday last. in the King's await you amidst vow own flock. than your own venerated Arch- The wisdom of sages-for agesProfessional Musicians' Rand struck essentially Catholic. Therefore it is Hall, Call and Inspect Our Underground Archbishop -day. And the to bishop spurn. dance was to a select held in aid untested of the clergy Is, nothing behalf on Signed, march. the Irish especially up an the duty of Catholics, Produce Department. Dairy the of faithful follower a of Sydney, Life's secrets unfold as we mortals heads of Catholic families, to see of the Hibernian Stall. The music of Sydney.The Procession. doubt, grow old. MICHAEL. Archbishop of Sydney Holy See, feels, I have nofootsteps to it that they and their children be was supplied by the branch orchet. procession in the is imposing he walking and that grand A But we're never too old to learn ' in a society wherein Catholicity is tra. and was considered by those COONAN, Vicar-General. had been formed up in readiness tO M. T. O'RRPLT.Y, PETER J. of the Supreme Pontiff himself, "Mens sena in corpere sano" Bro. Cooney present as first class. The orchesnot endangered. when he goes out of his way, as it escort Archbishop Mannix in True philosophers strive to assure MURPHY, Secretaries. The Three Ws mean Th his colleagues its expressing tra was augmented by the addition an And the lore they expound to per joined almost were, pay a signal, to triumph to St. Mary's Cathedral. of a cornet player in the person of being present. in pleasure GRACE'S REPLY. HIS BUY unique, compliment to the ArchThe procession was headed by Mr. H. fection is found. Bridle, of Victoria Park, to The President, Pro Watson, AT At the conclusion of the address, bishop of Melbourne in the present mounted soldiers. Immediately afIn Woods' Great Peppermint Cure thanked the visitors, especially Bros. whom the society is indebted for his terwards marched 2,500 pupils of Archbishop Maffnix entered the circumstances. Thanks are also Hynes. for their very kindly assistance. Edwards and as and replied follows:pulpit, the Catholic primary, intermediate At the Feet. of the Pope. interesting and instructive addresses. due to the Misses Stent. Ahearn, Look out for September Whose Bargains Can;t Be Beaten and secondary schools. Then fol- "After the tempestuous welcome in and Griffin for taking a turn at the "I have received many wetcomesnithee Loekhurton will Lecture in The Rev. Fr. O'Neill recited the piano. Financially the dance was lowed members of the Self-Deter- the streets of Sydney, it is grateprayers. closing Majesty's Theatre. His I mination for Ireland League of Aus- ful to come into this hallowed and all round the world. Wherever
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C.B.C. "Under Age" Football Hoft. the centre wieg, and did many fine saved well. G. Tyson. Henley to Results. but this time no things in that position. another place kick.Evans had another wus made. taking also was Outridge sea::(41 the undo- age teams Tom ,Iscit-st free-but once more tailed neverto pii-ree the goal. Play was unin- mutters rather easy, hut he of the Christian Brothers' College teresting. there was It tt le concerted the ruck when- upheld the reputation of the Colplay in evidetee. Players were hang- theless doinineted much. and ever he w, playing teem. lie also lege. Out of the fifteen matches ing t.11 to the hall too good hand- secured sew ilalor for the maroons. played 12 were w el. 2 lost, and 1 though there was some feotpassing Was good. Whnwas as useful as drawn. The College scored throughFiebbard Paddy that fell kick, -a good placed bridge by Dap- ever at centre half -forward, but his out the season 913 points to their short. but was snapped upgoal was kicking was not up to the mark. oponents' 416. thea. an.1 WeSt 's second These results show scored. At the bell the secret were: Once after taking a beautiful mark that the coming fodtballeas will do Wests, 2.3 (15 points). a couple of cards in front of the well in future Cup matches. Perth, 1.5 (11 points). by "WATTLE.") of bounds. Herbert was captain, and J. CuGoal-kickers.-Wests: Mathea 12). sticks, he kicked out Sampson again gave a splendid sack vice -captain of the under 16 Perth: Hoft. cerEasts lines, team, which won three macthes out conclude, forward Tu full the on sighted. le cxhibtion Quarter. Second Results. Saturday's The points (113 tainly had a day ox. but even so From the bounce Perth attacked. and his leading out on the right of the five played. South Fremantle, 17.11 booted the showed a dazzling return to and Evans, dodging well. and 206 ing was full of merit. More than were: 340 for, points), defeats East Fremantle. Southswhich Love seagain play In maximum. their rattled thus to traced completely be form, egoal can against.d cured a minor for the home side. A 3.6 (24 points). and ease Hewson opponents. attack source. led by was Perth team defeats \Vest 15 under points), The (72 10.12 Subiaco, and Sheedy and Clark Toll, as central arbiter. did very Hoft relieve, play George Owens made a reappear- Hornby, with W. Lambert. viceEast Perth. 8.11 (59 points). back. but Hewson brought the all. an after Perth well. East matance for three then won the Ladies' "Colt Quality" Glace kid ).adios' Fine Patent Courts or Men's Fine Glace Kid Lace defeats and They captain. points), intercepted, (67 Corser 9.13 and Perth. long kick came sence of a couple of months, due to ches played with 294 points to 70 Lace SHOES; sown soles; latest Bar. with pretty Porn Poms. Spe- BOOTS, with patent toe caps, the Wimbridge with a fine free West Perth, 8.9 (57 points). to Braith- injuries received during the last into the picture. A Special Fair Price, Colt Brand. Special Fair Price, 16/9. cial Fair Price, 16/6. points. shape. a point and waite passed to Soutar, Calf Lace 22/6. meeting of Subiaco and East Perth. Brogue Men's Special Box Black Calf Ladies' under 14 teain was captained Subiaco v East Perth was the outcome. Wimbridge made HOW THE CLUBS STAND. the lie has been badle missed on Rests' byThe Tan Calf Brogue BOOTS, Whybrow's Special Grade. Children's the next score -a single, all.and Liven Fair Special L. Spencer welted soles. with D. McAuliffe, SHOES, P.W. L. D.Pts. F. Ag. scores were level -2.6 kicked well. half -forward lines, and his return to vice -captain. This team played and Price, 23/6. SHOES, 7.10, 1.3/9; ll-1, 14/9; 2-5, Special Fair Price, 22/6. passed to Evans, who 40 727 656 SUBIACO OVAL. E. Fre'tle . . 13 10 3 Men's Tan Willow Calf Derby 16/9. From an out-of- the game is a very welcome one won three matches. 27/6. team Quality, The Best ..Whybrow's just missed. but 28 733 761 and E. Perth .. 13 7 6 Lace Ladies' Glace Wallaby bounds throw in. Evans secured, them. Umpire: Carter. Ladies' Tan Kid Glace Lace BOOTS, Marshall's Top Grade, scored 166 points. while their opposnap (amid the correct forRodriquez 13 6 6 1 26 776 756 W. Perth At Subiaco Oval this afternoon the with a nice Special Fair SHOES, plain or toe caps, or with and Preedy were a use- nents scored 4)0 points. Evans, SHOES. plain vamp. Cuban heels, heavy welted soles. Henley to Bryant, to team met East Perth for the opening. Price, Subiaco . . 13 5 7 1 22 796 881 home callstrap. Fair was Special 10/9. the Nag on 33/6. one work Price, the former's only ful pair, but capshut. 13 M. Cogan sewn soles. 18/9. who under team. The time this W. SOT, At about 2.45 .13 5 3 20 900 822 third ran down the field S. Fre'tle lines being very clever in - tain, J. McAuliffe vice-captain, playa drizzling rain set in. mid this prac- ed fur.openBurke go -and kicked West's (Iforward 785 891 tically dispersed all hope of a scienti- an 5 8 . 13 Perth eel, while the latter had the best ed four matches. of which they won Hewby became wet third goal. McKenzie andand COUNTRY ORDINAL as the turf fic exhibition. 'loft gave LEADING GOAL GETTERS. together. his encounter with Charlie Xing three and drew one. The team and slippery. Carter -had charge of played wellThe carnival mutt did well. A Staff of Experts deals exclusively with Country Mail Orders, en.. 49 the game, and the teams were as fol- a chance. defended 15. Campbell scored 113 points to their opponwell. Sheedy was on the centre wing. but Craig .. 45 suring both Promptitude and Satisfaction. low:Evans Gus Giese started off well by bag- ents' SO points. for Wests. McComish 30 Bahen Subiaco: IL outridge. Kelly. Guilt. doing fine towork Evans. the best piece of ging five majors in about half an 29 Bidetrip Rawlings. Ford. Green. Sexton, Bit - to Uren, Next week's RECOR1) will congoal fourth Perth's saw date, to .. 25 Islay Scaddan. F. Wimbridge hen. Preedy, Scully. Eddy, goal from Evans hour for the royal blues, but there. tain a report of the presentation of .. 21 Sampson. registered. Another after J. Campbell .. itichardson. Rodriquez. the bounce after was hardly sighted. Giese is pennants and medals, also the goal 91 Gallagher .. Bushell (capt.), T. Outridge and almosttheimmediately A West one of our best exponents of the red -legs a good lead. for gave Giese .. Steele. kicking lists for the season. foul LTDUniversal cautioned here was East Perth: Mitchell. Oakley, V. Perthite heavily, ever -sure place kick. down came now Rain liarrold (capt.), Bowtell, Herd, Hil- play. the scrambling, of Johnnie Campbell showed a deand after a lot FOOTBALL 9 Allen, B. llarrold. ton, Thomas, goal, to West's S. Fremantle v E. Fremantle Hebbard. Owens, Scott. Giese, Duffy, ball was worked downand scored the cided return to 1920 form. As cenAT NEW NORCIA and Jones *secured, by Tyson, Soutar tre half -forward he perfonned ad. Walker, Groom and Sparrow. goal. Clever play of Wests. mirably, while in the behalf on his the end, pack Perth, kicking to city Sheedy. East and Juniors. OVAL. FREMANTLE prominence. ALBANY. were advantaged by a slight breeze, brought Bradshaw intowere: NEW NORCIA. His PERTH 'C.Y.M.S. knocking out was excellent. Phillips tried conelusions with and immediately commenced on the At half time the scores Umpire: TolL marked and kicking aerial captures offensive, Giese quickly securing two Wednesday and sucOn Hennessey 1.9 (39 points). very 30. A enjoyable concert was givAugust Ball, The last year. the Assumpelites ery weather cenciitions mark- goals for them. For the first ten minof the Feast oi him as the champion Monday, Waste, 4.6 (30 points). ceeded in administering a defeat to or so they played all over the of en in St. Joseph's Hall on Wednes(4), He topped the goal -kicking list with his adversary. Evans ed the resumption of league fixtures utes Everything has been arranged to tion, and the Patronal Feast I kial-kickers.-Perth: The former won local men. who seemed stiff and out day evening by the Children of instrumenmarvel celebrated !is afternoon, when in the presence of practice. Towards the middle of Wests: Burke and Junes. and was wa:, six of the best, the 11larist Brothers, the toss, and elected to kick with perfection, and members will term the maroons began to recoThird Quarter. a fair crowd the two Part teams the great enthusiasm at St. Marv. A programme of exceptional tal in the scoring of others. He gained an when they have been to the fpnction with the slight breeze. to merit, comprising - ver, and Steele raised the maximum passed 22 Der Soutar varied items, bounce "Fremantle the the From for was Easts is balanceesheet day openMeGuine Ildephonsus' College. The ntested "Trotter" advantage of 1 goal 2 points in the and later hear the for -them the ball bouncing through. who placed, but the shot best man. His work in the last first quarter, but Hennessy brought read. The good ladies who so well re: ened bright and sunny, and a glor- wsa carried out in a manner that by." Bests were without the ser- From a nice run and a long drop Winibridge, gained posfell short, and Hewby won the approbation of the large Bahen added No. 2 for the home session. good quarter was particularly good. vices of Ion and Smith, while hicks kick. passed to Heft, and Evans it down to 2 points in the second spoorle.i to our appeal for assistance ious Assumptions hol;day was anti- audience which had assembled. greater dash who showing team, were let Menzies from by The more quarter. for and Hawkins were absent "Bonnie" Campbell once The third and fourth have done splendidly, and the so- cipated. At the usual hour than at the beginning of the quar- shepherding but ne score was made. in Bluncontributors were as follows: will be ter. Before the bell rang Giese boot- mark. sneak. debt that in South. a Cantata wa.s sung goal them a a Missa good himself clan; owes Mass, proved first ciety were repetitions of the In goals. now defended Pianoforte duet, "The Maiden's his third major, and the board at dell. the attack. but Fresh from his triumphs against periods energy The South Fremantle stripped Cain ed to repay. Father Bona style. Perth kept up good. hard the College Chapel. were: very scores The final second. and time showed:quarter After a Prayer," Misses Davis and Schurer; too the backs were kicked (captain), Gunyon, Lutey, Bateoff the ground, the Easterners, people looked for Phillips, 4 goals 7 behinds: Hennes- with which the lady joint .secretaries face was the celebrant, assisted by song, "In an Old-fashioned scramble Evans Town," Five sey, 4 goals 2 behinds. The pick took up the task of organising the John McKay as MC., and four ser- Miss Schurer; man, Hiendricks, Campbell (2), signalled. Jones great things, and saw them. ataroe,r7:1 '(515(2p3oitotisn)t.$). and a behind was relieved situdance, "'Irish Jig," 12 the last at Austin assistants and as Giles, Chalmers, Callow (2), Sunderand Riley contribution. the individual V. Byrne W. majors was his Con of vers, Wallace, efforts were Giese ation for Wests, and the ball trafor the winners Goal -kickers. -East Perth: little girls; pianoforte duet, O'Connor. Tuxford; land, Hardiman, (3); Sublacos Steele and Bahen. "Nipper" Truscott was complete- way. Phillips, and Seaman. while has been excelled only by the suc- thurifers. and I. Campbell and G. Quadrilles," Misses C. and "Gipsy saved down. but out of bounds N. KuhlMaims, White, Staton,; while the The second term opened with even. velled Love, Hoft and Howson ly outplayed at centre, and in the Hennessy, Perth. Hevron. and Kelliher cess which they and their helpers Wing for acolytes. The choir was ken; song, "Friendship," chords Evans and down play, but East Perth down, white:up ball and the blue and of brought following sported composed of Brothers, and the girls. Special have attained. still playing with greater dash passed to Henley, who booted a nice final spasm took himself off. When- strove hard to gain the victory. mention is due to the Truscott (captain), Cinoris, Clark, were Green Miss both meeting music was delight. dedisharmony of the the he met At each got ball Hewby ever "Nipper" Kelly afternoon their They bounce than opponents. entered the the same On goal. From skipping rope dance -by Gallagher, Misses ball Talbot the Kensent Riconi, Lowe, the play with more vigor than the fended brilliantly, and of it to advantage, but it Morgan. Kelly also won the toss, and Miss O'Dea have had further ful. The High Altar was beautiful- nedy and Geough; men, and Giese quickly add- right down, but Austin Craig and posed song, "Ohmaha," Wicks. Bullmore, L. Subiaco Bidstrip, The donations from friends of the socie- ly decorated. The shimmering lea- Miss Macara was so very seldom that he did get and kicked against the wind. their fourth six -pointer. After this Braithwaite returned, and a point recitation, Brown, Burns, McGuiness, Rawlin- ed there ensued a long period of unin- was scored. Once more Hewby did it. was very exciting, especially ty to report to the cemmittee, and ves of the golden flowers lit up by "The Rose, Lily(encored); !Watch and Violet," by the other was, Fowler, Mudie, Cestinelli, and teresting play, must of the men find- the needful for his aide. This time the ad finished have and the taste point long rows of candles. the rock a they was scored after South. of Kelly Adams, when finish. the Misses ing it extremely difficult to keep their it was a fine high mark that brought Neville and Phyllis Kinane We Strang. similarly. and arrangement of the natural on the slippery turf. Outridge him into prominence. Wests, how- on which many a fierce Eastern on- and won the game. When the whis- ladies have reported Baldry, was enthusiastically Within a few seconds of the feet sent up Subiaco'n third major aft, ever, rallied, and brought play back, slaught broke. have passed this one remark in eac.. flowers gave the altar a rich and and His aerial artistry blew the scores were encored: song, "The Goodbye MR front of the where Frazer scored the maximum. and long raking punts were, as tle at the bounce H. Campbell received from some clever play stand it will but The Door," very devotional appearance. goals 4 behinds; Morgan, 3 goals 3 week's ball notes. sticks. Scully secured No. 4 from a From the bounce G. Tyson, Sheedy Miss Harris; dance, "Reel," White. and set the twn flags wag- rimming repeating, and that is. that this is Altar of our Lady was surmounted Misses He was behinds. and Scadden was .re- and Taylor performed in great style usual, well to the 'fore. Francis, Brady, Kennedy Easts set to work to even sponsible shot, ging. big and many of fur their fifth goal after a for Soutar's men, but Corser and In- ably assisted on the half back line forerunner on only the ay Our Lady of 'Lourdes, with the Kelly played Phillips hockey in front. At half time the gle helped Perth out of a tight corner. up, but Souths' defenders were equal fine mark run large banner in the background. Nesbitt; song. "Love was Born for Wests, by Bateman and Lutey, both of Thursday, but the genie was unin- events which the society willladies That Burke and Austin saved Starry Night." Miss Carlson; to the occasion. After very even es.,ores werethe and to future. transthe near an aid, fairly in flowers of chaste and sweet -scented delivered the goods. teresting, and Phillips won and with handball as Sublaco. 5.9 (JS points). "Girls of Australia," Misses took a nice- whom ploy Bidstrip booted off the ground terred play. but Hewson was who have assured the success of colour round the statue were very tableau, East Perth, 4.6 Liu points). Ray Mudie was decidedly off col- easily by two goals to nil. little to O'Keefe, -judged mark. There Davis. Mitchell. and made no mistake. Immediate- Goal Hennessy also defeated his oppo- this the fist one, we are extremely appropriate to the occasion. The McDonnel Schurer, -kickers.- Subiaco: Outridge, ly It was our, or was it that Long Johnny over in the play. Certainly enthuse Macara; song. "Sumly aftr he again found the correct Scully anu Scadden. East Perth. scrambly in the extreme. whole of the decorations re fleeted mer Wind,"and We think it was nent, Morgan. by ton goals--4 to 2. thankful. too good? Miss Davis: the characopening. Gunyon to J. Campbell. Giese. greasy, but there was was was a hive ball be will the Hall The Hibernian were matches the and hockey great credit on sacristan Two more The third term saw some fast and little attempt at scientific football. a bit of each. ter sketch, "Three Modest Quakerto Staton, and up went amithe sec- even was play, and after some minutes "B" played on Friday, the Kelly v. Mor- of industry all day Tuesday, and his staff. At 9 o'clock High Mass from was prevalent, Frazer Staton, promoted ond major. Johnnie Campbell was Hebbard secured the maximum for Bullocking minor to Wests. Grade, played vice Hicks. and jus- gan one being rather startling. At we feel certa:n that the crowd on was celebrated in the Cathedral, esses," Misses M. Davis. McDonnel, next to score and Macara, was very creditable; from an acute angle, making the marking splendidly and in quick Easts A good mark by Taylor was followed me, a ereat in difference two points in favor of kick, and West's sixth goal tified his inclusion. He is a great half-time. Morgan led by three goals Tuesday night willthe willing work- which the boys of St Idelphonsus' dance, "Highland Fling," Misses time notched a minor and .i sixer. the the home team. The play, though it by a good always have the privilege of at- Hoffman. Kennedy, Nesbitt, registered. From the bounce battler, rugged and fearless, and and looked an easy winner. But sure compensate H Campbell was fouled in front, was Ouster and more interesting than was in and Braithwaite put Western rush He Kelly's men worked up steldenly ers for their trouble. tending. This year the Lord Ab- E. Brady; recitation, "The M. Cow kick he gifted with a non-step dash. the previous quarters, gas still apossession, and with a nice and end a goal was inevitable. Taking in and see a indows the shop Look in again, presided, two goals. back and put won by bott was two occaand far from *scientific, and the players sticks on found the big correct opening, and the Bishop," Miss Carmen a pass from "Bonn:e." Johnnie re- were finding it hard to hold the slip- foundsidetheahead TooBaleeread Wests P.C.Y.M.S of the the date by four points. and preached a very touching ser vey pianoforte duet, "Irish BlosClark gietered a maximum. Scores: pery leather. Sublaco's moat out- hie now playing well, and with the daily paper, and accept the mon on the subject ot Our Lady's Rlinson was one of the blue a si°nsaW standing players were Rawlings and were THE MARKETS in the lead Misses S and M. McGuire. !,tin further S. Fremantle, 5.3. vitation, consult our weekly notes Feast. In the College Chapel in the soms." Greene, In defence, and Outridge in put at well goal. A Perth rally saw He did best. lotus and white's meet make sure evening another ceremony in - the A special feature of the evening was tha pack, while Allen (on the wing). Bryas snap a point. Menzies to centre half -forward and E. Fremantle, 2.0 RECORD. THE in to opposed Farmers Limited, you and your friends will be menthe character and Vs'estralian The Perth, sketch. "Three Old Thomas (in the centre) and Sparrow for goal a meant Evans Campbell and H. were battling hard for the royal the game was once more at an Inter- Adams, and when promoted to Wellington-street, Perth, report unconsecration of several Children of Maids Goals: South Misses Harris. The scores at three-quarter esting stage. This was the last score pivot man gave a rattling good ex- der date the 24th August, 1921. as tioned in the crowd anticipated on Mary took place. Fateer Uhach Carlson ofandAlbany," Campbell, 2 each; Staton (11. East hies Davis, which caused 30th. time were: August next. Scores: night Tuesday the term. of officiated and he received the fol. much merriment. -Bidstrip (2). his for follows: however, which, hibition, Song, on "Let the and be ideal, East Perth, 7.8 (50 points). supper will Weals, 8.8 (66 points). lowing members into the Sodality: wards failed to take advantage. Right from the resumption, TrusChaff. -With the exception of to- The Subiaco, 6.9 (46 points). Miss Perth, 7.11 (53 points). the arrangements J. Maunsell. F. Young, L. Fels, V. Rest of the World Go By," Wally Gunnyon essay bore the day, when unfortunately there was Tuesday night Schurer; cott to McGuinness to i3idstrip, put Goal -kickers.-East Perth: Hebbard, pianoforte Frazer. Tayduet. will room Goal-kickers.-Wests: supper Byrne, D. Baldwin, F. Edwards, D. Flight," Misses Harris .and "Witches Perth: honors on the centre line. Wally, the heaviest yarding of chaff for- with regard to the A bril- Duffy and Walker. Subiaco: Rodri- lor. Braithwaite and Clark. on a further six points. Carlson; a revelation. be quez. P. M. Evans. Hevron. D,amond, Carter, J. and "The New Boy," Masters liant run by Giles put Cain in posplayed like the rest of the team, was in fine ward for some considerable time, Commencing the final spasm, the Henley The old order has changed, and Campbell, P. McCabe, H. Meyer and sketch. From the bounce of Hewby Immediately af- home team came with a rush, and session -:a major. bard battling fettle, and gave one of his best prices have been practically on a yielded place to the new. and by dint chance. The F. Jones. Benediction of the Bless- Kitson, Keane and Clancy. Accom. but the displays for the season. (passed to Rodriquez right well, Howe rates. forwards a week's his with last paniments ter H. Campbell from a free added Outridge gave were played by the Misspar days -trodden down of front, and the latter had no diffi- chance was thrown away. Play came ed Sacrament concluded the day's es Davis. Schurer and Harris. Lowe, as custodian of the tall ever, this morning with a yarding P.C.Y.M.S. and to the total a full pointer. Down in a culty in punting full points. At This thanks to those deentions. to the city point, and after West's timbers. was very solid. His excur- of between 60 and 70 trucks f.a.q. has risen. the again to the same end H. Campbell gave Subiaco a lead of one point. but down conclusion work Jones put score. of the concert danof scrum let past, and in the so hard who worked A. regained their lead shortly af- further ahead with a small After tea the residents of the cing was indulged in till midnight grabbed up smartly, and pierced East to prime wheaten chaff came back those working so untiringly at preHew - sions into the country were marked by terwards, Owens raised full when checked was rally district assembled in ColWestern whole the the correct opening. Gallagher, of points from a running shot. Buhl - son, who neatly passed to Sumner. by splendid judgment. while his to £9/7/6 and £9/10/- per ton. music supplied by Misses Schurer sent, is now on the highway to be- lege theatre for an entertainment to solid to kicking in was of a very high standEasts. put up a single, but South, ace again assumed the lead a minute but West's backs were toothe Oaten Chaff. -Very little offering. come Keane and Mr. O'Keefe, to the leading Catholic Society of given by the Brothers. Mr. Donald, and ball ard. when Scadden booted correctscoring. However, for best fair 'inquiry were not to be denied, and Sunder. later, a whom although warm thanks are due. at nice there a everyone ly on the run, and Steele sent up No. allow took want We W.A. back, and Hott Father William. and boys. The the on the frin£912/6 well about Chalmers battled is worth land receiving from Chalmers called 9 from an easy shot in front. At this came which who quality, Henley. and passed to Plenty of vim the ball, young and old alike Lord Abbot, accompanied by the a heavy shower fell, but the mark, one flag. ges of the pack, and always flashed to £9/5/- per ton. for the twin flags inm requisition. stage called while well Worth and something will be players entered into the game with was flaw being put into the game, Rev. Father Prior, Fathers William, a very life -like in distinct and Souths' half-back lisle was proving great Oats.-There is still a fairly good vim, and the ball passed from play. Play the leather away in quick time. undoubtedly the most Lesmes and Boniface graced the musical French scene show of fisticuffs stoppedwas from "Le Monde ou impassable. end the gong sounded end to end of the ground at a high awas Burns, although somewhat over- demand. although supplies are corn seeing. and The umpire the losing game. shadowed by Natty Giles. was ing forward slightly better. heavy sociable function of the season. The Just before the final bell. what rough. concert opened gathering. The to l'on Ennuie." he had of Then D. Hevron sang control little during a Southern attack with the speed. ocRodriquez sent up Sublaco's tenth The next incident of note was a good very- useful to Old Easts. hall will be transformed for the a crowded hall with two very nicely "Ireland is Ireland to Me" in pleasOn the feeds realising 3/9 per bushel. tally: goal, the home team running out pass by Evans. to Bryant. who bootcasion with flags, flowers. greenery, blended pieces by the College Or- ing style, and W. Moffit's "Th. nothing Final scoresby three by points. of --Practically winners 13 White. Soutbs, Cape ahead wing Barley. Perth put opposite and true, ed South 10.fe and coloured lights, and will surpass chestra "Westward Ito" and "Fan- Mill" on the piano showed careful A run almost the played with great dash and deter. offering. points -8.12 to 8.9.ground Subiaco, 10,12 (72 points). East, 3.1 by Hoft was come of us he Id as our re- tasia Americana," under the man- training. Guy Sojan's violin sole full length of the Potatoes-- Imported potatoes are what East Perth. 8.11 (59 points). After w great mination. and left Brown at a loudly applauded.Watts collection. of the Hiberian Hall of agement of Mr. Donald, L.A.B. A "Sarabande" was rendered sweetly Goal-kickers: South--H. Campbell and secured, requirements the Albert standstill. more than filling Rodriquez Goal-kickers.-Subiaco: struggle were eat Sunderland and Perth 2, Cain, J. Campbell, pianoforte duet, "The Barber of and well. Rush expressed (2), Scaddan and Steele. East Perth: iscored the maximum. and a single a Easts', came of merchants, and there is practiClarke, of Old Next week will come our report Seville," followed, played by the his feelings Norman East-Bidstrip 1. Owens. now nine points ahead. showed that through once or twice with rare cally no demand for local tubers. 1 each. in "Too Much Learn The best players for the winners couple of minutes later of thanks, but this week's is still two musical artists, Father Vs illiam, ing." and got a fine reception. getting the upper hand. dash, but was otherwise rarely noTh *Souths' clever handball was In eve- were -Ford. Greene. Bahen, Outridge, they were scores friends. rate of reminder to all our were: Sampson. Preedy and Rodriquez; The final 0.S.B., and Mr. Donald. L A.B. La- last item was a of tw deuce from the bounce. and Staton T.. ticed. SUBIACO. Remember cricketers. footballers ter, the same artists repeated their scenes depictingcombination. Perth 9.13 (67 points). for East Perth the moat promthe revenge notched a single. After a period of while o a powusual, as was. Iliendrichs \Vests, 1,9 (17 points). inent were Thomas. Allen, Hebbard, share all you and general members success by a beautiful rendering Coriolanus on in acceptin Geal-kickers.-Perth: Bryant and er in the rue),. His knocking out even play J. Campbell fed Staton, Owens, Sparrow and Harrold. (From our eorrespundent.) alike in the profits of August 30th, of "Poet and Peasant." Reg. Mit, leadership from Rome The goal-kickers for the winners A. Watts. Rome's enemy. and a maximum restated. Johnnie were L the winners were- was good, but we would like to see fur of friends. Scadden (2). best parishioners your Rodriquez (3). The the bring so come and The thanks of played a charming violin sona- Williams played Coriolanus; J Campbell marked cleverly, and up Steele (2), T. Outridge, Scully and Hewby, Hewson. Bryant. Evans, eliminate the dangerous way Subiaco, and particularly of those Lite trams leave the Town Hall chell Wests Shee- him Perth Giese (4), Hoft and Love, and forTaylor, tina, and won loud applause. The White, Aufidius; went another sixer. The red and Batten, and for East Tierney, the with feet in nut his he lashes BlunNorth Leederville Mt. Lawlev. the at 12.40 a.m. fee connected with Duffy, Walker. and Owens. dy, Frazer. 0: Tyson, sixth class performed very well in Witch; and L. Angelo. Aufidius whites now seemed to have things Hebbard, REVIEW OF THE PLAY. dell and Burke.. Stall, are due to Father McMahon Perth, Leederville, and Subiaco. (6), ruck. their two-part songs, "The Nightin- three servants: L. Fels. one of th The best bit all their own way. Taken all through the game was Goal-kiekers.-Perth: Evans Bidstrip scored Easts' three goals. for his bright and interesting lecture A. Watts, a disappointing one. there Hon, Henley, Bryant and (2), and "The Shepherdesses," un- citizens of Antium. The You gale" of play of the day in which a run rather conperformance, Burke. It was not a bad tar too much crowding and and for Waste Mathea. Sparits From the Anvil. delivered on Friday. 20th. inst. der Bro. Brendair's baton, and fur- players in Roman costume t by Callow figured gave Long John- being fumbling. This was partly excusable. Jones. Frazer, Clark, Braithwaite, and sidering the overpowering superiorfor Father McMahon, who spoke (By the Village Blacksmith). .. ther on in a class recitation "Aus- their parts very well. and beyon nie another chance, and he sent on account of the slippery turf and Taylor. line. back the South ity of received a symREVIEW OF PLAY. greasy ball, and also, perhaps, by Jazz fancy! The hall only three tralasia." Vocal duets by Brothers their own expectation. After this through. Out of a scrum O'Connor reason of Hewby was a prominent and et more than an hour, gpod indication of the recent spell from trainThe scores are awas little in. Perth fective red leg right through the pathetic and enthusiastic hearing nights off. Borgia and Xaverius, and Bros. verse of "Faith of Our Fathers" re notched number 14. Ironical cheers ing. which the majority of the Play- the play. There quarter, they be when while gathering. host a large Get those tickets still un hand Borgia and Edward. Solos by Bro- echoed through the hall and th the wont Nevertheless, Lehave in ere undergone. from T3idstrip. won greeted a minor Selplay was far below standard, and played the best football ut the game. piece at the WAJC.A. Ground.given us to a short Lut clear ac- sold. treated thers Rupert and Xaverius were gathering broke up. A word of con mon time came with the board show- the Perth skipper the dom has the kicking of the forwards on both of the origin and progress of Remember £50 is the objective. new and special items for the occa- gratulation is well deserved by th ing:sides was poor. Subiaco had slightly such an even display of top-notch count Fein, Brieflets. should be no object sion, and received welemerited ap- organiser, Brother Borgia, and th a brief sketch of the prethe better of the game. their back Fifty pounds Sinn the best was easily He South Fremantle, 14.8. football. lines In particular being very solid. pick of the Subithe words a few was and workers. Green leaders, day willing to sent proval. The fifth class, under Bro. musical and singing directors, an East Fremantle, 1.3. Greene. Ford and Rawlings were de- man on the ground. patt played by We have it on good authority that Xaverius' tuition sang softly and to the boys, who fulfilled their par very capable defenders. For aco eighteen, and his display of Sheedy proved that his form as on the important Goals: South Prelims:lea- 1. Camn- three stunegotia the in accountancy East Thomas and Allen were in good fensive work was very fine indeed. shown Clune of our some Archbishop if very sweetly "Be a Credit to Your in such a highly efficient manner in the Carnival gamer had line. and the best hell 2, Stator and O'Connor 1 each. form on the centre stopped the ata truce. Reference to the dents sit for the next exam. they 'Irish Name" and "Morning March." The day's celebrations are likely t of the forwards were Hebbard, Owens Time and again he He roved in tions for leader, al- rot deserted him. runwhose of of walking, mention chance a vial present stand Old Bests showed out first from and Sparrow, while Harrold, Herd tacks of the royal blues, andpunt Mr. Donald and Reg. Mitchell ap- 'be long remembered. be capital style doing everything put In some good work In ways cleared with a good long name was received with long and ning. or probably flying through. peared in an exquisite violin duet, the bounce, and Bidstrip called for and HiltonCarter's umpiring was not The attempted in a thorough manner. loud applause, centre. settiry its se something was u eeises one flag, followed by a sixer at the defence. It ulcer Fred Hamann and The Irish National Concert o up to his usual standard, the crowd straight down the presented by He was responsible for the best novel, and an account of some of "Our secretary (Mr. S. C. Tiers) "Canzonetta." other end from Caine Truscott was showing great disapproval of some stonewall defence Willie Moffit played nicely a piano- Thursday, September 22nd, at th on the ground. In lecpowers." to the and tricks gave lasting daring for his given a free in a good position hut of his decisions. Green, Ford and Rawlings was an kicking their Blossoms," famed Perth is "Irish Town Hall, will be somethin duet, forte for Hewson played a great game kicked out. Lutes. to Giles to J. humorous vein so essen- other words: almost impassable barrier for the Perth. the Leaving Class gave some of the out of the common. All the bes He was the rock on which ture tothat fall asleep striking parts of George Hies long artists are engaged. You shoul all may everything Eastern team. one and Campbell gave the latter his sixth every members tial Though broke. Western attacks Perth v West Perth "Digger" Thomas played great numerous the of thanks, moved by major. Tom Cain marked from a Around the club -room Tires, reign from Thackeray's Four Geor- not miss it. last. when the Perth- Irish. A vote football in the centre for the royal Towards kick and passed to "Bonnie" CampVerling, was unanimous- Though committeemen may slum- ges, and the pathetic pictures of the ites were hard pushed, he was a 'Monsignor manfully strove WANTED. by Competent, R he and bell, and a full pointer resulted. No. carried. /1/4 blues, enthusiastically deep. and ber GROUND. ly King's later life were well brought W.A.C.A. host in himself. He showed great word of thanks to all, especially thing further of any consequence Our secretary never Tyers. out. The senior and junior class spectable Young Girl. Position Umpire: Collins. the ball against great odds when Subiaco tp the ball and was sang with great vigour "Rose of My NURSERY GOVERNESS: Roma maniac" gaining the upper hand. "Dig- dash in gettjng contrilaze of happened, and the final bell tinkled were so generously epithet visitors, who The Rain was falling when in disposal. after three. was bounced. shortly with the scores: ger" and Bahen had some great judgment played once hurled at a present commit- Heart" and "Funiculi Funicula." Catholic home preferred; town o one of his usual buted vocal items. Perth fielded Hewson. McWilliatn. Tyson McKenzie, aerial excursions, and had only the Parishioners are requested to teeman. There now comes to light The Division II. Alliance boys gave country.-"The Record" Office. South, 17.11-113 pts. Corser, Bradshaw, Hewby.Watts. work suits "Tony." Hard games. Brywould dry, the spectators been ball the various entertainSummer, Holt, Henley, out for a member boasting of being at 50 watch East, 3.6-24 pts. play. the Inwith up ant, Uren, Love, Evans. Menzies, have ben treated ton fine exhibi- He was always to be given by the different dances in nine weeks. and did more than ha share wher- ments 'Goat-getters for the 1t quarter:- gle. Watts, McComish. of high marking. tion bazaar. Tyson, penning of the in aid Our football Press correspondent Fraser, stalls Sheedy, Perth: West H. to tee. 'South-Cain, J. Campbell, and Clark, After Green, Ford was the hard- ever he happened Burke, F. Wimbridge, A concert will be given in the might rave over who wee, he best The goal - (2), Evans, with five goals, had a big Rosalie Soutar, Taylor, est worker among the maroons, and Campbell. one each. Dana, Craig, Austin, 30th. Tuesday. on of the thirty-six at last week's School Blundell, Jones, great Fry, was He J. win. were Braithwaite. kickers for the winners there is no doubt that this fine de- say in Perth's it to Alick Mathea. also scouted inst. A children's ball is being ar- match, but we hand Campbell 6, H. Campbell 5, Cain 2, Gosnell, ball was forc- fender has improve" out of sight on ground play.theand future. the the near for the best barracker of ranged for Campbell bounce the From he 1; term second 1, O'Connor In titaton 2, Sunderland minute during the last few weeks. His de- very well. and within half a winners. down, ed spectators. all the for the for the losers: Bidstrip 3. Mathes kicked a goal fensive tactics were highly effective, scored four of his majors. It looks as though we will be losfirst point came half a minJ, Campbell, Gunnyon, Giles. Ra- Perth's Blundell, in goals, was one of ! from and were fine to watch. ing the services of our worthy secreafter, a kick off the ground He and down \Vests' mist serviceable men. ton, Adams, Bateman. and Luety ute "Nashy" and Get* Menzies. After a deal of up to "Nugget" tary. Ah, well, we were Young ourEvans, Watts passed very reliable both in interceptwere about the best of a champion play Gordon THE EVENT (IF THE YEAR selves once. (Bill says he had a the distance Brentnall were absentees from the was a good position. but relieved. in his kicking. ing and 18; while McGuinness. Burns, .Raw. in Uren and they blues, the royal of ranks S. Tyson "big" week). beat him, and Ingle did well for the red. legs. linson, 'Mudie. and Castinelli 'were to Evans, to Bryant, saw Perth's The formsorely missere were both Rex Prendergast has an ear for to Bryant second minor scored. THE HIBERNIAN BALL music, the best of a bad lot. saw er is suffering from synavitis, and it Fur a follower he passes the ball per "Rose of My Heart" being to Heft, who placed, From it sending always well, very Little neei be writtn about tae Evans, boot maximum score. is feared that he may not be able to first Perth's his favourite song. 13th ON SEPTEMBER, but play again. game, as there was only one team the bounce Sheedy forwarded, on 'with a well judged stab kick. One of our prominent members and McKenzie, with sterling and hard in it. In absolutely every depart- Howson Austin was rugged IN HI3ERNIAN HALL. Clem Baheii was stationed in the seformer vice-president- is consaved, and Hoft at centre, ment tl:e red and whites bore the play, working as a Wattern defender. He Prices: 7/6 Double, 5/- Gents, 3/ - templating justified his kick travelled out of centre, and thoroulhly but cured. taking the vital step. in Evans himself in his new position. honours. There is seldom witness. bounds. From the throw That effected many useful eases. and al1/-. went Gallery, single Ladies.; another and snapped, as ed such a magnificent display Look nut for September M.. A quick trans- goal of his in the first quarter after ways managed to get in his xick. red-lege. to the to 1. down 8 Dancing: that put up by' South's half-back ference of play gave Soutar a shot a fine run was a real bobby-dazzler. Bryant, a new may for Perth, Father Lockinrton will Lecture in was regleterecil for Lutey. Adams, and Bate-, and a behind play Sheridan's Orchestra. line. in "Ike" Allen, though taking things showed up in good form. He has His Majesty's Theatre. a meaning to by Evans saw Wests. Clever be and should man were a trio of stonewall defen- still and height, weight -legs. O'Reilly, the red rather after carnival S. J. easy the for and another minor J. J. Williams SONS TASTE OW UNION BEER. The winners had the call Jones to Taylor called on McWilliam. games and all the strain incurred a great help to the city combine. ders. IIKE. SMELL SOME LIKE. Secretaries. Hon. LOOK SOME Joint goalie, who showed good judg- therein, was extremely useful en tion. over the centre line. Gunnyon was Perth's goal mouth, and in fine form, and Truscott was rare. ment in leaving the
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Yea; this is quite true. But then, even a sixfooter would be dwarfed in that great towering scarlet c .air set high PONTIFF. SUPREME AN INTIMATE STUDY OF THE on its dui.: in the hall of the Consis(By R.11., tut- the ,RECORD.) CALENDAR. tory. we're Ni the Houblianio waiting morning. Kathleen for Pent S. 28, lath_ Sunda% a Phillips.) Charles Illy Forceful as a apeakor. The dawn is surely breaking, there's gull on vender height: Green. sprang 111Noluntarily a place, it could be seen, for private A CA.110lid Newspaper is a Parish ie a rersisiael words the The mourning awhile guns our and and ceiteed We've stacked bayonets, It on this same occasion BapM. 29, Beheading of St. To this that was, to my lips; 1 almost spoke them devotions, nothing else. For the thousands of our brothers who have fallen in the light. '1 first heard Pope Red. Benedict tist. now went, first speak. Father the private Holy the morning that aloud, PERTH. SATURDAY. AUGUST 27th., 1921 There was a surprise for White. Oh, your's has been the long night, and dark has been our sorrow, Tu. 30, St. Rose of Lima. chapel of the Pontiff. when Beale- kneeling for some moments absorb map any man who might White. W. 31, St. Raymond. have imagined shed; have you that the tears And bruised our hearts and bleeding for ditt XV. entered. He came through ed in his preparation fur Mass be - there was frailty in the make-up SEPTEMBER. of But we've put aside our mourning, and we'll smile again to -morrow, the rere door of the chapel, instead fore he began to vest. For the "such a little Pope.' He is White. one of Th. 1. St. Aegidius. of the dead. valley up with the ing the dawn from When )(el rise removing hishsist.psse,arhtlest of directly into the sanctuary- from most forceful and dramatic White. F. 2, St. Stephen. cape, which was folded tide shoulder entrances, of the one curtained speakers I have ever listened to, and White. By the golden autumn hedgerows we watch out for yuur white ways as had S. 3,. B.V.M. on Saturday. I expected. My back was I doubt if there is hie superior any as friendly to England as We'll shout the shout of freemen when you stand upon the hill; Though the London Daily Chron- becomeAfrica, turned; I faced the sitar. Sudden- to the foot where in the Church whet it comes Canada or Australia; On the cairn and the croinlenh shall awake a song of high praise, South 28, GusSunday, August Mass, icle may not be said to reflect the conly there was the gentleet sort of a aanttdenldefaititsoutastshisetaPi not should at she them the to delivering a moving why rouse thrill shall ancient kings and heroes who in reason From the no 10 o'clock. nells..8 o'clock. Armadale. mind of the British Government hushed commotion; the double ed 'for the celebration. The lace address. 1 shall never impassioned to be that strong helping arm 4, No. forget that Mass. Sunday. September with laughter, to the morn, Oh, 'twill be went ,with shake grand you and all it says through its editorial tinueproved of his dalmatic was exquisite, "the allocution of s were opened wide, three Britain doors all in herself she Pope Benedict in the certainly 2 State Mill, 8 o'clock. Dwellingup. And see the great ships crowding in from Malin to Kinsale, columns, its opinion is Noble Guards appeared then three work, very likely," I said to myself, Consistory Hal and particularly during the 10 o'clock. And grand to live and worship through the years that follow after, supported by the built of that fol wars, purple cassocked -and "of some happy nuns in a far-off He began, as is the Papal custom, wad. * When Kathleen Dees Ni Houlihaun, you've gathered home the Gael. there was Benedictattendants lowing which keeps Mr. !Lloyd great XV., scarcely corner of the world, who would re- speaking from the throne Parnell was prepared to take jus The dance arranged by the Past he George and his Cabinet in office, and tice me. two feet away from "Such a juice indeed did they but know, as sat with one small foot, where England, from by instalments in conof Convent Loreto the mouthpiece Pupils it can be said to be they worship in their own little pontifical cross -embroideredwith its little Pope!" and with a generous modification of nection with the Adelaide Terrace slipper of the Coalition Government. the morning I had had the good fortune the chapel, that every De Valera and his Silver Jubilee. held on Monday just showing from underneath hig In a recent editorial eulogy of the conditions night before to receive one of those Holy Father is vest -d in their han- white soutane. may see light and hope He was pleading Mr. \V. M. Hughes, it sets him down colleagues in the days ahead under evening. was a most enjoyable Institute of the Blessed Virgin most coveted of all Roman invite. diwork as he celebrates the Divine for world Dr. East Ham, for Ireland at In an address peace. world adjustment, Moffat's done and has event. Robertson who asset, as an Imperial Mary -Loreto Conveut, Adelaide Lions, beside which an "audience" is, Sacrifice." they do world justice (Perhaps His voice grew Successors' beautiful tearooms were W. A. Chapple, the well-known Engsomething in combination with the a free Irish Parliament. Jubilee Terrace -Silver of Founknow!) The Pope's chasuble was clearer stronger, his as Daisy Ashford would put it, charmingly decorated tvith coloured lish Protestant divine, referred to gestures more leaders of the Dominions for the dation. only "mere" -permission to assist of scarlet satin, st:fi with' its gold and more animated andMr. Lloyd We note that though honourable lights, and provided ample accom- the speech in which eloquent. unity of the Empire. The importembroidery of grapes and passion In the end he rose suddenly at the Pope's Mass in his private pm that the Christian number George declared of the large for mould the modation rightly of sensitive was Senators In 1922. of unity the Sister:, of the ant question t-hapel and to receive Holy- Com- flowers. feet, swept away by his own to his Churches could not discuss ques- (Loreto Nunsi. Adelaide Te: emu an absorbing and a necessarily prin- Messrs. Henderson, Gardiner and sent. tion, first with his tions of Capital and Labour, the will celebrate the Silver Jubilee of mullion from his hands. Time itiViThe Personification of Power. hands cipal topic of the Conference; a De Largie, are unwilling that Deoutstretched as if he would Frum last week's list of Peter's Irish agony, and the League of Na their Colivent. whiett was founded tation had come quite unexpected beg vital element in the maintenance mocratic Australia (ready always to the The Father 'eau Mass Holy slowwhole IV and unsought, and at a late hour. ' world of the solidarity of the Empire pri- voice her opinion on Empire ques- Pence. the Kalgoorlie contribution tiuns Covenant without stepping in Ir97. being the first House of the Hew then ly' and with the gravest absorption. clasped -those to hear him, rode up down and Rome Kearin Rev. Father Very of 1."20, per their legitimate function. the outside and fine little eloquent Institute of the 13.V.M .established a rid, until marily, and in a secondary degree tion through Parliament rhis was, of only a course, Low hands that had moved me so midnight that night tryThe speaker stated thit Christ in iii West Australia. (Loreto eel:vent. to the cohesiveness of Dominion Press) should interfere in the Irish in, was unmated. at and there was just a simple Mass as they were His public open-air addresses, and Osborne, was founded four years lug to get to confession; how I Mass, rained above the It has the highest praise for question whilst the subject is under life. started out again the next morning tinkling bell, such as you hear in chalice -elapsed and almost for the Father Locking - in debates and controversies in the later, 1901. isi connection with Mr. Itughes for phtting the main- negotiation. df not now then when tonBooking wringany country- parish, to warn us of ing in the fervour at 5th, befive on o'clock -for the lecture September Pope's Mass market -place, was dealcontinually full enjoying of his pleading. the event, the ' Perth Loreto Jubitenance of the Empire in the same should the Dominions was to begin at 7 -to find an Eng- Consecration and Elevation. (The His face was alight. hi, dark to -day, Saturday, August 27th, ing with political problems of his lee Fund" has been initiated, order of things as the maintenance liberty compatible, with the safety gins with eyes Guards saluted then with glowed, his voice vibrated The well-known time. Nicholson's. Ile discussed wages, and the object of making a substantial )ish-speaking confessor; and how I Noble of his own Dominion, "the part be of the Empire interest themselves in at through their swords.' But the whole efthe the inof the lecturer, and managed name in the end to arrive at the chamber with an arresting powing unthinkable without the whole." the ease of Ireland. They are desir' trinsic interest of the subject chos- said, "The labourer is worthy of reduction of the heavy debt with Vatican prompt and shriven was tremendously impressive, er. It was an unforgettable ITIO. -that feet his hire." He discussed the work- which the Convent is still burdened It goes further and it asserts: "This ous, at least they say so, that Iredeeply devotional. The slight little went. story in itself. 'Lourdes and the S ipernatural," ers' subsistence, and said, "The lab- (over L4,000). Owing to the fact is Ia could great conception of unity, which land should be conciliated and in- en. figure at the altar, smaller than arc attractions sufficient to compel not help wondering as I is worthy of his ourer food." in the to the group of self-govHe vited join that His a shape the Sisters have never made a Informal Cordiality, took so practical it seemed, in his vestments, all Catholics to come and hear lane. discussed "output," L and said, public appeal during the quarter of saw Pope Benedict enter what he eve, After the ceremony, when IA; Conference, rests upo's each country erning nations within the Empire. was the very personification of "Well done, thou good and faithful a century that has elapsed since would have said had he heard the prayer. l'ope passed about among retaining its full individuality and but they are not prepared And The Rev. those Very little Father Locking hands!-tale of the adventures of one if the the servant." He discussed "go slow," their arrival in l'erth, the orifreedom of action fettered by to interfere with their advice. ton, S.J., arrived on Friday. they to plead and supplicate small group gathered for the occaHe and said, "Thou wicked and slothful ginal first Ireland has been invited, but the indebt incurred for the purchase worshippers in his private chapel when seemed nothing except its own will." they were liftel up. Some - sion, greeting friends and acquaintthat morning. I 1-now iitew, at He discussed capital of the Convent property has seems to lack sincerity. is to conduct the Retreat for the servant." ances in been the Here we have, perhaps, the best vitation thing most came into one's eyes then informal manner, Alone amongst the representatives Loreto Sisters capitalists, and raid. "Woe unto reduced only by a comparatively least, how he would have smiled; . . at Osborne College. and -condensed statement of that self- of and God present on our altars he always managed, it seemed to ' you that are rich." Dominions. General Smuts small amount. It seems fitting, for I have since seen his face lit was me, to turn the salute very near. determination which is inherent in has the On Sunday next, August 28th. up with a smile that gave an unforHe Discussed had the and generosity courage Employers therefore, and Commonthat an our into effort a cordial handshake.to his ring should now When the Constitution of will be an organ recital and I look back now on that to step forward and interest him. there Disputes, . be made to decrease their liabilities, gettable !warmth to the pallor of holy But it was the day of the wealth. Without going aSroad to self special musical service conducted and told ofWages Communionn in the Pope's consistory, his sharp -cut features. His smile public in the case for the an employ er Plaintiff Irewho "went Doand the the of community confidently ap- but that likewise is another when our new Amerisearch the constitutions I remember only two We hear much these days at the Cathedral of the Immaculate out early in the morning to hire peal to their past pupils, friends, story. Chapel, things: the hushed orderliness of can Prince of the Chuech, his minions of New Zealand, Canada, land. Conception. Victoria Square. The labourers into his vineyard, I shall come to it in a moment. of the of Emthe Dominmagnanimity and and well-wishers correct a for inence throughout Cardinal the solemn waiting as we were ugh and South Africa contains the folic/wing agreed with the labourers for Dougherty, of and their solicitude for Demo. repertoire Small but Graceful a State for financial assistance the items: ered by the scarlet -liveried attend- Philadelphia, received the red hat, in knowledge of their powers as self- ions cratic but the a day": and of the dispute their undertaking. Already a in crupenny Goverpme,nt, we Empire, the "Such a of little but Pooe t' States the sight of Pore Benedict governing series ants to the altar railing to enjoy hour regarding cial of Ireland's tragedy they overtime and wages that of functions and entertainments has 1 ne Holy lather passed through our great privilege, and No. 1: "Judea," "Felix Culpa," rely on the Chronicle's statement as stand by silent, unmoved, and withthe touch - touched me most. It was then that and how he settled it. of the ben inaugurated, and p, candid acknowledgment "Quaereus me sedisti," "Compute- followed, past the cnapel doors and paused so tug surprise when the Pope, be- he seemed to me most. of all "such He discussed protest watched the dismern tis arbitration, and pupils and friends of theboth a little P long at he foot ut the mete, turning fore he gave one the Sacred Maledictus," and Communindependence and its appreciation out " "Lacrymosa," Hostoeue when a young span asked Him to ar- ity are warmly responding. of that Porn of Dominion Home berment of the Irish Nation. "This from the "Mors et Vita" of Gounod. made his entrance For this way and that t i give his bless- offered the happy guest at the conception of unity" is a trite day No. 2: "Inflammatus et Accen- bitrate between him and his bro- those who prefer to send a donation, ing, very sweetly and freely', to all Table his ring to kiss. I do not re- into the great Sala Regis, that Rule which the people of this Com- great ther, lie said. "Who made me phrase, splendid on the eus (Miss G. Edwards and a subscription list has been opened, aboot hum, without a aign of hurry, member anything its famous frescoes, its rich with monwealth enjoy. The desire for political choir). divider lAween etse. And now, tribunes, lipsof spruikers when Imperialist you . keep of yourand all contributions,, large and that I could easily stady him where in perspective, I think "Pro pecca tis." Professor Eugene selves from a full individuality and freedom with precious tapestries, on that that is draped does not apply to Ireland. Unity Ossipoff. all covetousness., for a small, will be most gratefully the action is common to. the Domin- it "Cujus Animam." Mr. rgan's life consisreth Sedia Gestatoria, carre- I knelt within reach of his hand, I rather wonderful-that there was ried famous advocated and insisted upon Peter Roxby. not in the ceived. These may be forwarded du not know his exact height; not no excitement, no curiosity, on From ions. The great Dominion of Can- when the shoulders of the Papal the "Stabat no disDe Valera and his coadjutors as Mater" of Rossini. abundance of the things that he to the Mother Superior or ada has aspirations towards a full by to any more, I should guess. than live feet traction. Of course, we know the throne bearers, preceded, surroundis possesseth." a for Irish He necessity hornogenity discussed taxation, quesThe member of the Community. No. 3: ctatus of nationhood. Maria," of Gounod. He is not. however, reason. The thing v.as all so very ed, and followed by On six inches. the said, "Render unto Caesar the Friday, 16th. September, Noble and must he mentioned "Ti Prego,""Ave of Cursch:nan, Miss G. and tion of direct representation at interdicted. a lecture like so many small men who are great and so very real- then these Guards, the Swiss Guards, the Palathings that are Caesar's and to God in aid of the "Jubilee with "bated breath and whis. Edwards. Mrs. Washington is not yet disposed of, only merely tine short. Carmody. The other and Fund" Guards, r'otee is Mr. small, every -day will and be human with sentiments the great the things that are God's." The plea of - Peter Roxby. humbleness." He delivered in the Perth Town Hall but with a figure perfectly propor- fell away from us and an Ambassador at the Ameri- Tiering flabelli or pontifical fans heraming like trifles, No. 4: A violin solo, entitled "A discussed money, and :said that a by the Very Rev. Father Locking tioned, which gives him that odd we rose, for once in our lives, to and his approach. can capitol in the near fmture is not the Irish leaders for an autonomous He wore a elle* the The question of the endismembered Ireland is met by Meditation," by Nessenett, Miss N. widow who had contributed two ton. S.J. Particulars of the lecture- little quick grace which character full stature of our a chimera. immortal souls. gold mitre, and was enveloped in a mites had cast into the Treasury will be published Canadian Governor - Generalship the same voices who preach the S. Kietson. ises people built on a diminutive He was not "such a little cope of scarlet cloth -of -gold, so rich in due course. Pope" more than the of "the part gospel rich, of unthinkable because what may yet be reviewed in favour No. :5 .The organ recital by Mr. but symmetrical scale. I noticed then, but a great, pure, compelling and splendid that it beggars descripleft, not what was given, was the appointment of cite from with- without the whole" with a decisive Arthur Taylor, of "Andantino" was this grace of motion a few minutes spiritual force acting upon each one tion. How tired, how worn, how the true measure of contribution. The fact that a negative, and they say they are pre- (Lemere), and "Offertoire." in the Dominion. later when he was celebrating. of us, lifting us up because he bad little he seemed, away up He discussed armaments. and said. tnere . quietus has been given to the Fed- pared to defend their negative even Mass, in his shown over hands us the especially, himself heads of the kneeling lifted up, "All they into the of that comshaking Ae. Empire. take the an sword as shall Parts of the eral scheme may be taken will be perish with the sword." "The stand the Labour Party is which are beautifully little and gra- muning with God. For all of us throng, on a level even with those So much for "the rendered at the programme f9undations. He dis- taking illustration of the spirit abroad, in part 9, 10 and 11 o'clock up on the Irish question is tile. When he lifted those hands that was, indeed, a real Commu- in the upper tribunes-he who had unthinkable without the Masses, and at the evening devo- cussed reprisals. and when His dis- not the Dominions to maintain their barely come to the shoulders of his necessarile. a Republic --though up at the altar they swept a man's ciples asked that they should bid So much for the hypo- tioneeat 730 p.m. the full repertoire individuality of freedom of action. whole." that they are prepared to concede heart strings with a swift emo- ni°RIhen lie had finished his Mass, stalwart guards on Sunday mornof fire come eracy those down and from statesmen adhas reHeaven and Our momigg contemporary will be conducted. Under the tion. the Pope ing! -but went whatever His arms dropped to his to forin his priedieu, of consume Governhis those who opposed them, marked that the ahantionment of vocates who are defending the baton of Mr. Arch. T. Kirkpatrick, And yet, after the first surprise cape was put about his shoulders knees every few moments, wearied the (Irish people themselves the Federal scheme was the note- Greek Gift now under analysis by and with Mr. Arthur Taylor at the "He turned and rebiiked them." He ment of finding again, "such the with decide a and the little he upon," Mr. Pope," weight of his great cope knelt Walters to Halls, discussed make the his We are not organ, a very cultured and reconstruction, and said, worthy achievement of the Imper- the Dail Eireann. apprething that impressed me most thanksgiving, which consisted not as he gave his blesang right and newly ial Prime Ministers, because it concerned with the niceties and ciative interpretation of those mas- "Seek ye first righteousness, and all wocxl -elected Labour M.P. for Hey- about Benedictii XaiNi'd. yeirus, left. He tihneasitlheenth:riitnagl (Lancs.' hisos had come a tong journey told an "lilyra offf other interviewer. his things own (food, drink raiment, saved the Empire from almost in- courtesies of international politics. terpieces of Church music may be "In the election" (he mid) "1 took face is not drawn, as economic development) will be addanother from the pontifical vestries, through evitable disruption. It is an in- That's a matter for statesmen, but eweeted. my many stand ,pictures the show it, double on-lhe but has Sala Ducal..., passing an line an already ed of vested, unto policy you." He discussed place direct avowal that there must not there is such a thing as the voice of tNeraresci. froAmpritheset, Epistle side of the endless file of spectators on his way. hunting. and when a woman sought laid down by the Labour Party in astonishing fullness, and lack be any lessening of the liberties en- of Tustice in every nation, big and Now Scarborough age. Most of last the sanctuary. from and photographs then year; behind he moistened his of posts which the of is, scarlet honour for her sons He little. but we do not hear that joyed by the Dominions. of He was pale. said. "Whosoever would become that the Irish people should have Pope Benedict put painfully hag- draperies which hid the dOerway, lips. But the "What do you think of an um - voice which burst out with such the right and same to into except sweet gard lines his choose that agreeableneee their countenance. own the great was in his reprebook amongst vocal was grandeur during the war you shall be your penal Parliament?" Mr. W. F. sentative assembly -that assembly The trouble is, it is a strong face, brought to the Holy Father at the dark eyes. He seemed to see every secant." Massey, Premier of New Zealand, speaking up for Ireland --the oldest There was hardly a political or so- to be empowered to voice the de- and the sensitive lens of thecamera Gospel for him to kiss, and that the one and to give each one, individuasked Mr. Lloyd George. "We do among the civilised nations of Eumand of the Irish people, and to registers relntiessly All its delicate altar cruets were presented for his ,all and personally. his blessing. It's a poignant fact.. Ire- Our readers will be pleased to cial problem that Int:illy touched draft not want any more Boston tea par- rope. a Constitution for Ireland I felt that he looked deep sculpturing. Besides, 1 think blessing before being used, the life and well-being of the peomust know this straight land rely on that the Ireland-the real Little' Sisters are ties." was the reply. The good even if the clemard should be for the holy Father must be one of Mass that followed was no different down at me, straight into my eyes. humoured retort interpreted the meaning of Sinn Fein is now made now comfortably established at ple of Christ's time that He did not a sovereign from Republic. that type of who the And men "never take Pope's there was that Mass, discuss or from any about or him at clear Glendalough. -Ourselves, and debate of the Dominalone. The issue that they and the spirit of the people or comment upon eI impressed upon the electors a good. picture" -whose faces "set" tither Mass heard around the world that moment while I knelt for his ions to maintain undiminished the Of the negotiations is so far wrapt old people are delighted with their in His nuhlic ministry, and on that if the Irish blessing It so that seine people before the is with Sunday that were camera. made left morning. my new *hid) heart He utter in a cloud home. At as of did They are, not they possess self-governuncertainty. iberties Ireland however, urgive guidance for free. and knew that they all fine-grained, nervous tempera- the Consecration, the Pope's skull a little prayer, not only to him but ing elements in the Imperial con- may have to bend to pressure and gently in need of a good strong the betterment of the people and absolutely were free, and that their freely - ments. cap was removed. 'It was not re- for him. That heavy cope, that nection. Furthermore. it acknow. trust her fortunes to a Union Par- horse for the pui'pose of the daily the healing of the nations. Pope Benedict is sixty-three placed until after the priest's Com- great mitre, all the solemn accesedged the unwisdom of Attempting liament, but Time is on the side of trip into the city. The little horse And there was not a perplexing chosen decision would be operative, sories of ceremonial and ritual surBut his hair is munion. o subordinate the will of the peo- Ireland and-well the heart the Ire- nuw possessed by them sufficed so public or political problem to -day they might -but also, they might years of age. upon -decide rounding him, seemed to me the not black complete and thick: there is no sign separalong as the home was in the heart for which He had not a message /le of the Dominions to the Imper- land is strong. Marks of Human Sorrow. symbols of the vast weight and Well, perhaps a of the city, hut is not strong enough and it was the duty of His Church. tion; that they might elect to re of its thinning. al Parliament. attached to this was main little at while country the It he temples; knelt -for, for the long trips from and to Glen- the speaker said, to study each proothers have there, ab- pressure of his high tragic office dalough. We feel that it is only blem as it arose and to interpret after all, England and Ireland have said so, and have spoken also of sorbed in his devotions, that one Head of the Church, Vice-Regent of We contrast the restricted mea. a good many ties in common. The finding him this year greying a' could best see the man himself, the Christ, Father of necessary for us to mention the and apply that message. Christendoqj ure of Dominion Home Rule offerIrish know that they have a large little. Chief Shepherd, the But I failed to see it. Father of Yes, I prayed for him then. 47 matter and the numerous friends of d to the Irish people with the more Ludy of people in this maitre who Christendom, at elute range. I think he wants. desires, our prayxpansive constitutions of the DoMr. Uhurehill was the principal the Sisters will provide the whereBehold the Sovereign Pontiff. are nut only in ::empathy with think he was quite uneonscioas of ers. He is such a little Pope, the . nions, and we find a sharp and speaker at a luncheon given at the withal to purchase a suitable home. them to-day. but who have alwa3 congregation gathered burden is so terrible on him, the 4 want to make 'tom at clear and the little evere discrimination between the Hyde Park Hotel by the English' Donations for the purpose will be been supporters of the principle of plain to you as words can. I want there at the other sole of the Com- world so uncomprehending, appart rich people and the Dominions speaking Union to the delegation received at this office or may be self-determination. munion railing, or of the eyes of ently, so deaf to his pleading for you to see him as 1 saw him first, reviously mentioned. dt cannot from the State of Virginia'and Dr. sent to the President of the Highhave not the slightest doubt entering his chapel, gate Conference of the St. Vincent his head, with reverent attention observing him. peace and faith in God and Chrisseriously contended that, as Sen- Nicholas Butler. The American Federation of Lab- but"I that I got the whole of His the face was sad. Just a little tian fellowship. de Paul Society. 44 Chelmsford -road, our has demanded the recognition its email, round, white skull easa, ior Millen has stated, "Mr. Lloyd One grave impediment in growIrish vote. I do not believe that a scarcely- reaching eorge had offered Ireland the ing unity of the English-speaking the shoulders of while ago death had taken from of the Irish Republic and the trial single vote was east for the his Wee him brother, very dear and very the strapping guards around him. reatest possible freedom of Home peoples, Mr. Churchill declared, had Owing to heavy pressure on our of British officers accused of atrocie Free or the CoalitionLibeilal. (They are all handsome fellows, close to him, the companion of lite space this week, we reluctantly hoin 'ule. compatible with the Empire's long been the condition of affairs ties in Ireland. "I had been in the constituency these Noble Guardsall daily walk in Vatican the gardens. over our Children's Corner until fety." It is but the shadow of in Ireland. picked and The British press has been par- only a fortnight prior to the elecchosen -not, of course. for their The mark of that fresh human sur- next week. he Dominion Home Pule which we Our apologies to the It almost recalled a speech which silent on the doings of the The arrangements are in full ticularly was absolutely unknown. good looks, though they might and children, but Archbishop Mannia this country enjoy, and yet we Mr. Gladstone delivered when ' he well row, added to the burdens American Federation of -Labour, tion, and on principle. I contended have been-from the old worries of his trying office, was un- must not be forgotten, and they, member Mr. Lloyd George once appealed to the House of Commons swing for this great event, and which has. been sitting in confer- Iall won Roman we through the election that what aristocracy.) He wore the custom- mistakably on him. He still takes are sure, would be angry if they by the enthusiasm bf the id: "Short of separation, Ireland in 1886 to grant his Home Rule iudging at Denver, and so the people happening in Ireland is entirely any white soutane committee, which n.et on Monday ence his daily walks in the lovely gai- could not read about his enthusiay have all she wants." All the Bill. of are kept in the dark as to the clam- is the Pope, is going to be a topish people want from Mr. Lloyd voice of the people of the Unit- due to the Government and to the which has been the pootifical garb den paths of Jhe Vatican enclosure; astic welcome home to us. "Ireland," Mr. Gladstone safer, night, the ball The Ladies' committee ant eorge is freedom to plough their "stands at the door and waits. She notcher. ed States, as elsewhere throughout weakness of Mr. Asquith's Govern- for centuries, ever since the first but even that small green space 'n furrow without interference, asks for a blessed act of oblivion, have paraded in "lighting order," the world, that justice be accorded ment towards the rebellion of Lord Dominican sat in Peter's Chair. where the Prisoner of the Vatican DEATH. Carson and Lord Birkenhead from But the short circular cape around can breathe his only breath of the id the integrity of their country. and in that act of oblivion our in- and all concemeo are putting forth to Ireland. 1912 onwards. Mind I do not his shoulders was scarlet, trimmed open air, must seem very large and hey want a united Ireland, and terest is no less great than hers." their best to make September 13th Mr. Samuel Gompers, the presi- necessarily agree withvote WALK -I. -At 212 Bulwer-street a date a policy to of be remembered. as to him now he The very solitary doey deny the right of the British with lamb's wool bit of colour dent, ruled out of order the resolu"And that (continued Mr. ChurchPerth, on the 15th. inst., MarSad undeniably is arliament to set up in Ireland an - ill) is the hope which we have at nations to hand are very satisfact- tion advocating a boycott of Brit. physical force, but when British remaining from the ancient days walks alone. garet Elizabeth Ciirdiel, daughforces break into homes, burn out when th Supreme Pontiff I face of ;'et if were the Benedict; her and an alien Ireland. Given the present time, that there may be ory, and the committee are loud in ish goods. dressed ter of Mrs. and the late Thomas creameries, arrest, deport and kill, altogether in red. Owe this to put into one word the characat assurance of freedom which a reconciliation between the inter- their thanks to the donors, a full Two Strong Resoluta& Walsh, late of Maylands and what can you expect but resistance was a richly embroidered stolecape the Holy r. W. M. Hughes, or any one of ests and sentiments of this island list of whom will be published in of teristic expression of The resolution on Ireland passed Cannington; sister of Jack, Tom of some kind?" a future issue of the RECORD. Ar. by the Convention, however, was a Father, I would say that it is one e Dominion Prime Ministers and the Irish people across the and Martin, of W.A.G.Rlas, Matt Mr. Halls considers that the fut- scarlet and gold. and gentle sweet rein keenness ould demand if placed in a similar Channel whose fortunes are indis- rangemeifts arc 'being made to en- strong one. The blessings given at the enof hope Ireland lies (Victoria), Frank (Adelaide), Mrs. ure with Labable residents of Subiaco, Leeder.sition to that in which Mr. solubly intermingled with our aftrance, the Holy Father went up to sonableness. It instructed the Executive to T. Kelly (Canninaton); niece E. Mass over, the Pope went once onn De Valera finds himself to- fairs, but with whom we have had ville, and Mt-Lawley-North Perth take up with British and Dominion our, not with the Liberal Party, the altar, the Noble Guards precedO'Callaghan which he too (Bamboo considers weak, too to catch Creek); trams at the Town Hall at trade unions the question of bringy, the Irish leaders may not so many long and bitter disagreeMS him, and taking their station in more to the altar, end, mounting cousin, Nurse Molloy (Wooroloo). ye found it so difficult to waive ments. It 'would be foolish to 12.45 a.m., while the Victoria Park ing to trial British officers accused disintegrated, too little animated the sanctuary, two at the Gospel the steps, turned to give us his R.I.P. to a desire do with justice, no people matwill be able to get a 12.30 of atrocities in Ireland e claim for separation, and share strive to anticipate what the course side, one at the Epistle. The benediction. I had a heeling that th the self-governing Dominions of events may be. No one can tell. car home on the night of the ball. It demanded the recognition of ter what came of it. chapel itself is a small plain room he truly blessed us; that "virtue the fortunes of the Empire. Ire - Once more unreason may dash We ask those who are selling tic- the Irish Republic, urged the PresiIN MEMORIAM. which looks as if it slay- not have went out of him;" that he gave us d, through her leaders, is asked away the cup, once more the sinis- kets to let their respective dele- dent and Congress to protest to The Grand National Concert at been originally designated for ser- something of himself as he stood make a great sacrifice. To a ter fortune which has darkened the gates know. as near as possible, the London against the Black -and -Tan the Town Hall on Sentember 22nd vices. Around the walls are glass- there and raised his hands above us. O'REILLi -- In loving memory of ople who through seven and a relations of the two peoples may in- numbers coming from their dis- outrages, and instructed that a pro- will be a "feast of Irish music" such floored cabinets, containing various Then the little processinr. of half a my dear husband, Frank O'Reilly, tricts, so that we can finalise the chapel aisle If centuries have contested the tervene. who died at Woolgar. August 26, test from the Convention should be as Perth has not heard before. Re- crucifixes, pyxes, and other sacred dozen moved down the ht of England to forcibly impose "But this at least I will say, that transport arrangement: to the door, where an attendant 1905. We ask sent immediately to the British member the date. during differmementoes, presented rule upon them, and who have the British people in dealing with the members of each branch and Premier and all members of Parliawaited with a broad -brimmed May his soul rest in peace. papal reigns. The is eat sanctuary ght so tenaciously to retain their their relations with Ireland must the Hibeenian Society in genera! to ment. So loved. so mourned. The Feis Coeil promoted by the same level as the main floor, round -crowned hat of crimson satin tionhood, it seems a challenge not bnly consider Ireland and Irish- "get beef," and do their best tothe Self-Determination League has being simply cut off by a commu- and a long crimson cloak, the cape -Inserted by his sorrowing wife, E. Another Preon resolution called their national spirit and pride to men, they must have very much wards maieiig the ball an absolute sident Harding to punish Admiral been fixed for Thursday. September talon railing. But the. altar is ,rats- of which was trimmed with fine M. O'Reilly. them'to surrender their right to larger and wider considerations success, by "thinking of it, talking Sims for his anti-Irish speech in 22nd, at the Town Hall. Keep the ed three steps up very beautiful gold cording. This cloak was platyour charity, pray independent Government for which lie outside and beyond the of it, and working for it." date free. mosaic altar, square and rich in its ed about the Pope's shoulders to WILLIS.-Of London. for the rennin of the souls of mess of pottage offered to them compass of this United Kingdom, multi -coloured loveliness and aim. protect him from the chill of the Sara Mary Willis and William the form of a bastard home Rule and which spread into the most dis- ought to accept and must accept ple lines, and without any of the long, stone corridors: and in a few Willis. who died at Colace Victhe Act." h permanent submission to the tant parts of the globe. too seconds the Pontiff disappeared florid baroque backing that toria. and whose anniversaries octish Parliament. We would be would help the work whichNothing If the Irish claim of self-deteroften snakes niters in Catholic chur- down the great marble halls that we in PERTH CATHOLIC YOUNG MEN'S SOCIETY cur on the 10th. and the 27th. of ry to think England has nothing the English-speaking Union have mination, and that of Great Britain a "Such to his apartment. ches too heavy with architecture. lead August: sister and brother of Mrs. ter to offer the Irish people; set ourselves to do more than the of "equal or superior right of selfAgainst the scarlet brocade of the little Pope"--more diminutive than K. Hill. Kalgoorlie. I even more sorry to think that preservation." to we. as his small it are seemed accepted, the disfact that Ireland wets no longer a wall stood plain gold candlesticks, ever, ,Tesus, Mercy. Ind her attenuated (lifer there sou4'ce of peril and of reproach to pute is brought within practicable Above hung 4 copy of Raphael's figure vanished. surmenned by his Thy lovely presence shines so clear, n unchivalrous spirit of distrust the British Empire. limits, for "the principles, though stalwart guards_ Madonna" That was all. Thro' every settee ai$l way. suspicion. the next still smaller seemed He of and Lord Dunraven, in the Times, conflicting. are not irreconcilable: The Pope's chair priedieu. Band Dancing, S to 1. Because this That souls who once have seen Thee 'laze crimson and gold, at the Gospel limo. I. saw him. .ere is no reason why ttis gen- says: "The carving -up of Ulster was they re susceptible of adjustment." near, --eta were simple and plain -not a time he sat on his Throne -and he us, forgiving people of Ireland c great mistake. The British Gov- Nceadempt to grant self-determinaW. J. WEBB, Hon. Sec. 4/, 3/-, Gents Ladies See all things else decay. tion the of it to keep 'within to sit on edge the Empire" has been uld not under a comprehensible ernment have insisted. and persist throne: not raised from the floor: has: of Dominion Government in ineisting. that Setithern Ireland made.
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the Rome Correspondent of the Madras Catholic Leader, that on the day on which M. Ionnart's train which has to be encour(VII.) GRAFT ON TILE PROPER tal process guided. was steaming into Reme, the life We want to aged and MATTER. of the man who had done more make the boy think. It is also the than any ether in France to cause ANTI-CATHOLIC CHAMPIONS of the will. It training the of stage course plan our relations to When we come the Republic to break off UNMASKED. will to follow then, we must keep this principle is the nature of thethat with the holy See (and in an In is to say, understanding, the child out. the --give was ebbing us before suiting fashion taut anti-Catholic cham- constantly popular Three before it known be The question of an object must Like all tails of Freemasonry, M. pions have recently been checked in what suits him. foundathe Hence willed. be can answeras he with is as soon two forgotten begin Combes was what shall we mid -career. unhorsed as it were, just in lies training will during the by the U.S. Federal Government, ed by that principle. What are tion of all England and France would meet it had served its purpose: and intellect the of department the RepubThey which the GOD IS NOT MOCKED. in years of childhood? interests eighteen one by the State of Massachu- the and hand in hand. choice of faculty The Physical ac- knowledge. lic continued, the ex -Prime Minis- setts. Their history is instructive. are centred in play. this perduring developed be must simiVersailles. A of. interat in absorbing heard find most ter was scarcely is the they tivity but. needless to say, The Peace Council we Imitation also plays an im- iod. "In this matter ofin choice, lar fate befell M. I %Joel ex -presi- their downfall, they and their dupes, est. A Weird Religious Sete, esthings rule our as take may Republic, French not satdent of the contsel is child part. The mighty portant only another instance of the A horrible account et self Mumsunesthings in They at in the seats of the authority; an to visit Vic- of the American Courts by the Ca isfied with his concrete inviron- sential, of hition on the part of Russian fana- whom Masonry sent charthings, LI And planned for the future in liberty: sential, into Rome to greater III. it the Emmanuel tor but delights ment, The tholic Church. tics comes from Helsinfors. men, The main principle in the and ity." which myth fable among incident took place in a village in 1904: with the avowed end of maniTi' the shame of the U.S. electoral freedom is to avoid making For peace and good will disrespect for the Papal pro- system, was fairy tale open to him. Curiosity matter of choice the first stated, the Government of Tanilioff. where festing be, it the child nations again; more than 306 peasaats, including hibitien against the heads of Ca- until recently the Governor of a is rampant. Yet no interests lasts arbitrary decisions for he allowed safely That war might comethenever can he whenever Eternal to the coming We tholic States time. at the came for him long West women and children, assembled at Cite as lung as the Pope's rights re- Siuth-ern State. Up to May last a not do Do From the East and himself. for choose expect from him concentrat- to the public baths. After the: had fugitive from justice. he is under in cannot the sages to do for he ought what was Combes for him unrecognised. duration. mained long of about. attention ed GovernFederal the all entered the building the doors by dictment of it doing And sat the great table the in because corThe utmost religious pro- himself, chil- were closer!, the buhldieg was set on 50 years old. fur peonage, the New South's What part of our those To plan fur the lives of Gcd's Do not impose characterised the ceremony ment instincts? lies education. his State far gramme would suit lire by those inside, nod everyone diality and by slavers. new dren; on matter the of new sae Amdegestions Mat', when your perished in the flames. The per- of the '250.of France presented his the crime of selling pardons. The Bible history tells stories and ap- him But Gal they left out. when he can degest it for himclergy- peals to the heart of the child, sons who committed this act of sett - bassador is a liaptist es-Governar inother hand, the and on all and XV., But, Benedict to self. They cut and they carved immolation are said ta lie members. credentials and was lime a favourite spea- therefore begin with it. of boyhood sist on cheerful asses tance of your Pather was man, the Holy Next comes the state divided. of a religious sect that was found- could see ker at those 'mistime anti-Catholic whenever choice is not adpleased that the Vatican gatherings And each took what pleased him ed in the 17th century. and which highlyFrance known as "for men only." - what shall we teach him now? decision on the more Herein lies the root of all are once and There is no sudden change; play, visable. the best: suicide, collective both advocated second champion is a Boston in. The nave in Catechetics. minutes had twenty After footing. troubles old our greed curiosity. imagination. and imita"loyal as a means of sanctihcation, and of a When the captains of secretary dividual, the private library, the at present any text -book systetheir innings also fur escaping the domination of in the Pope'svisited tee Papal Secorganised to present to this tion still play a large part in the we league" perthis suit to planned rest. the Atnbassador matically The child becomes This terrifying docThey left to the people Anti -Christ. poor, down-trod child's mind. /if State and th, n made the country the case of If such texts exist, are they He is iod? Then they turned all their w isclom trine evas apparenaly first preached retary den Great Britain. Labouring under keen in acquiring skill.. are of manner, proper the tomb the visit 4o in accustomed treated and *knee a simple moujik, one Basil Volthe delusion that Sinn Fein and the ready to acquire any kind of ac- they 'worked up and not merely draft, by so long as he is confident of A new law and covenant to osaty, and the sect was called after St. Peter. t'atholic Church were synonymous tivity satisfied we Are -noble through? read and success. Yet he is unusually unIt spread To make people honest hint the Volosatovchina. terms, he soon distinguished himself of even simple with a gentleman's knowledge Not their own, but the others- rapidly among the peasants, and W4t Organisation Can Do. in much the same manner as the willing to attempt part of the course, while we deGod laugheil. the Orthodox even certain of Baptist ex -Governor. On May 25th, things unless he feet. that he can this the secuof them. Reason is beginning to mand a thorough grasp monks are said to have embraced desert, Just as the German Centre Party this creature was convicted of im- do The plain of Shinar is and the boys Luse to have a lar subjects of the corresponding the teachings of the fanatical pea- held the balance of power in the morality on eleven different counts. bud, Not a taken remains of the plan reason for everything. but any rea- period? We deem it necessary to Every year of sant. numbers these The third champion was May Catholic until have a searching examination in To reach heaven by roadways con. fanatics got together. cast them- time of Lis-march, sothethebalance son will do. of 20 the pastor of a Church Methodist holds PartsPopular structed What mental food from *he Cat- other subjects, while we are satisselves wood pile, power in the early elected Cham- in New York. A North of Ireland a gigantic By weak, passing efforts of man. upon on echism shall we give him now? The fied with a mockery of an inspecthey deliberately ber of Deputies in Italy to -day. mail, and a welcome brother in tile in this. This is the final stage Versailles, how vain thy ambition sought which By the end of the The Popular Party returns to the Orange lodges, he was mighty in Catechism text itself will be a plea- tion death. To weld all the wsrla's warring 19th. century, sure to memorise. Show the boy in religious instruction, and it is the pretty sect had the and votes; word work impartially against 108 the Sowith Chamber Ha., ng no real ills, most neglected. died out. but there were still cialists 124: the Coalitionists, 189; the Catholic Church and the Sinn how to do it, by explaining the course to suit, we cannot demand Not tilpough.flux of the "spirit that well memory work before hand, and of these volun- D'Annunzio's disciples, 24; Reform Fein. examples existing Unfortunately for himself, Yet tile boys are mickeneth" autos-da fe, and in some Socialists, 21; Communists, 15; Na- this worthy applied to the Fede-al then convince him that he can do any results. But rather the "letter that kills." tary leaving us with a good develplaces there were even traces of a tionalists, l3, Republieans, 9; Ger- Courts fur his citizenship papers it. it will give him great pleasure soon "by heart" without opment in secular subjects, that It is in the but as his career had attracted the to say the text and Slays, They sat in the seats tit the mighty revival of these husrible rites. These mans, He is proud of his ac- having nu reason for the faith that And planned a regenerate earth! collective suicides are now said to newly conquered provinces, needless attention of the Federal Govern mistake. and likes plenty of mem- is in him. He has acquired an inThrough Christ's Blood? Ah, no, be very rare, but every now and to say, the German and Slav de- ment, he received a severe rebuke. hievement in other subjects because he then some peculiar excitement puties have been elected. Realising His application was denied on the orising, because he knows that he terest through the wisdom a standard in them do it succe.ssfullsa It is the has reachedsystematic To which their great brains would arises which provokes a crisis in the that no Government can long be in ground that his immoral character can ally planned a through age of habituation and use it fully. minds of the peasants, and another power without its aid, the Popular unfitted him for citizenship, and the give birth! interest in religious His course. cannot over -do the memorisWhere now is the noise and the holocaust is the result. As to their Party has not been slow to lay its judge ordered that he be declared You he had is because matters dull, ing during this periou, co-operative shoutingauthenticity, a former French Am- cards on the table. Nor are its Incapable of applying for his papers been trained to think in this The Gov- at any future time. As the Depart- games, group games, fi.urish during never The tumult to which the world bassador to Russia. M. Paleologue, demands trivial, either. he faces equipped subject. Thus this period. and appeal any to emuhas placed on record statements ernment that desires the co-opera- ment of justice had reported imrocked, will be fruitful. The "Ad- the world, and is it any wonder thas In acclaim of their quasi -omni- which show that these happenings tion of the Popular Party, say the morality in four different States, the lation rationalblurred in the is his faith versamis plan" of the Renaissance are not the work of Bolshevist Catholic deputies, must oppose the question of his deportation will proscience? He has receivSchools would be most stimulating. istic atmosphere. journalistic imagination. God is not mocked. projected Divorce Bill, must give bably be investigated. without knowledge religious ed his It would an be excellent method of Hielecher. the fullest liberty to the Catholic There are some people whose hat-Helen Hughes getting the memorising and thinking about it-he swallowed schools, must 'nnsent to the °leak- red is so bitter that they gladly done accurately. This isdone got withous masticathe the little the age The Churea in France. ing up of Italy's vast farms asd di- welcome any moral outcast who memorising primarily. Most of ing it. Like the nswmanic boy, Au article HI the Etudes states vide them among the people, must will agree to attack the Cathol'c of How Ghosts Are Made. imbibes his religous informaaway all the red tape surround. Church. To such no appeal for jus- the guns directed against Cateche- "he Says the Catholic Heraid of In- that there is a dearth of priests, cut and little does he make his the aftermath of the war, upon tice or common fairness can b: tics bear on this one point of mem- tion dia, of ja.y 20: Last Friday reports which leaves hundreds of French .ng Own in a true sense of the word"orising. Cateeietics of The the so which tape and bureaucracy made. Their passion has reduced past creed not by getting memoris- he acquired and little more. Now reached this office of a mysterious parishes without pastors, Mass 'or of many human limpets are living. It them to a state which differs little, figure alleged to appear every night Sacraments. In the archdiocese begins to question all things, and think more of the people's if at all, from insanity. But the ing done, but by not getting the he religious maton the outer wall of the Anglican Amiens, where there are many tnust about his questions matter worked over first before it It was large parishes that should have rights and welfare and less of three worthies now engaging the was memorised. During the years Church in Fcrt William. ters receive no answer from his past swaggering officialdom. What is attention :if the law were received he does not the luminous silhouette of a lady four or five priests, ;here are now -better still, Worse training. cannot memorising 7.14, be overstill, the Catholics know the quite generally in non-Catholic cirin white, with head bent and hands only 400 priests for 670 parishes. In Socialist Party will line up done. If you want them to ac- know where to go to find an anscles. When will our separated bre- quire a habit of memorising you clasped in prayer, ants, so it was the diocese of Versailles, there are them On all but the divorce with been never has he because wer, and thren learn that the man who conies stated, crowds of Indian pilgrims, 318 churches without a priest; in school question. "Habituation is trained to look up things here. By And on to them with Andean tales against most begin now. chiefly Roman Catholics, flocked to the Verdun diocese there are only these questions it will perhaps meets before reasoning," says Aristotle, force of. circumstances he show indif- the Catholic So, parishes; in the apparition. priests for 580 380 strange the Church is ipso facto a witness ferences when the struggle comes. fraud? The Catholic Church has and now is the pedagogic moment" many of different chur 'ass than his, off the present writer *sect al Fri- diocese of Beauvais 415 priests for he believes that His though and to acquire that habit. The third, In the Chalons dionothing to conceal. She lives in day night. accompanied by a gen- 700 parishes. leading tip man- alone is the True Church, still it is the eye of the world; concealmeht hood, isstage tleman of a class reputed for its cese there are 480 parishes and only the rational epoch. The embarrassing not to be able to deUNDERWOOD BUSINESS would be impossible. She has child- powers of the intellect are appre- fend on reasonable greet -ids the cansobriety of imagination, a railway 300 priests. These are only a few of enfigures from the list given by the We (the board ren in every walk of life, poor and hension, judgment and reasoning. nonading of those official. people. Of rich, ignorant and learned, and she We appeal to judgment principally course he can afford to ignore their quiry) reached the spat at 5 pm. 'writer in the Etudes. There is also COLLEGE excep- a lack of young priests to fill the daily augments their number. Would during this period. It was desert and lonely, feels the lack of he still objections, redgment a is We gaps created. Thus, for instance, BUSINESS TRAINING FOR GIRLS. tionally congenial for thz .11s. her children cling to her as a ma mental nod, a nailing down in the equipment, which was never rightwent round the church when sud- for the Beauvais diocese there have Course, six hours ther; would men like Dr. Kinsman, mind of the knowledge which has ly begun in school. and therefore Business The Full denly, en the south wade, the gen- been only eighteen ordinations; for per day, £40 for the year, payable the former Protestant Episcopal been acquired. This is the men- never developed afterwards. Course, Bishop of Delaware, seek her, and A Year's £5 per term. Chalons five; for Verdun six; and tleman of the railway stopped three hours per day, 115. payable finding her, abruptly and whispered, "There it the same number for Rheims. The praise her, were she the t3 per term In advance. EVENlight of patch a it was, of Lyons lost by deaths Archdiocese There ONLY-Shorthand unclean creature that is." ING STUDY men like Typewriting, and Bookkeeping- Catts, Solley and Irvine proclaim thrown on the wall. by the electric during the war two hundred priests three evenings per week, to 103. her? Or would men of the stainbulb cf a lamp poet. The light and ninety-one seminarists, and per term. entered sideways by the front of there has not been one single ordin- BUSINESS TRAINING FOR MOTS. less character and Profound learnthe porch, emerged from the side, ation for Lyons during the last five Special Full Course for Boys, six ing of Cardinal Mercier remain a The seminaries have reNEW NORCIA. and reached the wall in the shape years. and Ac- single instant in her fold were she a Bookkeeping hours daily, of a long streak, which on close opened, but the studenti are not 25 counts, Economic History, Econo- thing of evil? CONDUCTED BY THE MARIST BROTHERS. mic Geography and Technology, inspection looked like nothing at per cent. of the number needed. Business Malttematics, Commercial An example fathiliar to every Caall, but from a distance, with a There is a dearth of new vocations English and Correspondence, Office tholic and to many non-Catholics little help of the imagination, melt- for the secular clergy. 'Instead of Procedure and Business Method, may be cited. Why do mothers Civics and Elementary EC0001111C8 ed into the contours of a white lady the gaps created by the war being Terms: Forty -light Guineas Per Annum. -820 for the year. payable t5 per who know by experience what the in prayer, or in something else. filled, each month fresh churches term. Catholic Church really is, gladly Next morning thrilling; reports ap- are left without s priest, as death EVENING StUDY ONLY, three bring their little ones to the very "Strange per 10a, term. press: £5 weekly, evenings peared in the local takes it toll of the older men. door of the confessional, and then Call or write for further particular.. Vision in the Fort! Apparition of BROTHER DIRECTOR. For Particulars Apply to the 'Phone 2357. with perfect confidence leave them a Nun! Vision of the Virgin Mary! UNDERWOOD BUSINESS COLLEGE, to open their conscience to God s An angel of Mons! A large number Professor Bonaiuti Retracts. WEST AUSTRALIAN CHAMBERS, minister? Were the Catholic Church ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE. of people have been visiting the The Rev. Ernest Bortaiuti, Pro-especially in her work through the Fort and each and every one of fessor the State University of confessional, a promoter of evil, the them have returned impressed with Rome, in SCHOOL HIGH various of whose works have SACRED HEART only explanation would be that God, St. New the gonvietion that there is somePERTH. HILL, HIGHGATE inthese Catholic mothers are themselthingkapernatural about the vision. been condemned, and who byhad the BOARDERS and DAY SPLENDID UP-TO-DATE ACCOMMODATION. SUBIACO. excemmunicatien curred vision ves steeped in evil and wish their A police officer who saw the SCHOLARS. Stations. Railway Leederville and to Subiaco Close has stated he was dumbfounded. He, Holy Office in January last, retracPupils are prepared for Uuniver- children to he exposed to moral Patients may Select their own Medical Advisers. however, made bold and waiked up made a written and signed sity, Commercial. and Musical Ex ruin. But this reading is contra v PRIVATE ROOMS AVAILABLE. TERMS MODERATE. to human nature. Here and these to the object and passed his hand tion and a detailed profession of his aminations. For Terms Apply to he TO ALL DENOMINATIONS consequence OPEN In apply to Faith. Catholic mothers to disapparticulars individual may wish vision the farther For over the wall, but Mother. Rev. REV. MOTHER PRIORESS. make their children as wicked as No sooner, however, had has been absolved from the cenpeared. Hospital at Equipped a conduct Splendidly this also on him. During The Sisters passed sures A3810. apthemselves, but the vision it is Tel. inconceivable when retreated he Kalgoorlie. time Prof. Bonaiun had been serithat hundreds of thousands of mopeared again!" etc., etc. HOTEL ously ill, and had ts undergo a thers. of all ranks and conditions of BEDFORD dangerous operation. When in danlife, should persistently and for cenMURRAY-STREET. ger of death he asked for and reSplendid Accommodation for Country A French Battlefield. Thor- turies dedicate themselves to an evil 'norm' Moderate. under the Visitors.Renovated GEORGE so frightful and unnatural. The sole Throughout. More than a hundred thousand ceived the aSacraments, oughly formal submission on AUBURN, Proprietor. tenable explanation is that given of France's heroes he beneath the promise of his recovery-a promise he has now by these Catholic mothers themRenovated Throughout. N.W.and Goldfields Visitors specialearth of the Hill of Notre Dame de kept. his rejoiced has greatly This selves. As long as the child goes to June in Sunday on a and Lorette, Under Owner's Personal Supervision ly Catered for. WATERS & that now hope BRYANT who friends, many confession and receives Holy Comlast the foundation -stone of their he may persevere in this good pur80 to 90. STIRLING -ST., PERTII, M M. MULCAHY, Proprietress. is munion, it in the special keeping MERCHANTS. COAL monument was laid in the pre- pose. WOOD and During his illness he was (LATE CENTRAL AND SHAMROCK HOTELS, PERTH.) of God. Orders Promptly Attended To. ` sense of an enormous crowd. A visited by Cardinal Gasparri, who Tel. A9998. If these obvious reflections make Mass was sung in the ruins of the to bring done his best always has no impression. one piece of advice Cathedral of :Eras for the victims may be offered those of our separaof the War, the celebrant being the him to this happier state. P. J. HEVRON ted brethren about to extend the Abbe Umbricht, Chaplain of the customs, shipping, and Forwarding hand of fellowship to the profession. Agency. General Carriers. PhIllirnore 20th. division, whose left sleeve was Tel. 8577. al anti-Catholic lecturer: before yon empty, and who wore the ribbon of The Late Sir Henry Bellingham. 1:harribers, FrOMalltle. Bart. He repretake him into your house and intro. the Legion of Honour duce him to your family, make sure MOANA CAFE sented in his awn person the patrioOf Sir Henry Bellingham. Barohe has no police record, and is free PERTH tic devotion of the Clergy. The net, who died at Castle Bellingham, HAY -STREET, PERTH. JuinSuppers. Mgr. it is bring Arras, and from practices which may of Ireland. Tea Bishop eloquent County Louth. For Afternoon him afoul of the law. Otherwise the lien, called on all present to aid in teresting to recall Mrs. Tynan Rink to you and - to your the work of restoring France to her son's tribute to Sir Henry in her & Son consequence ANDERSON family may be unpleasant in the expristine greatness and strength. A memoirs of his son, Roger, where Thos. Grocers and Provision Mer- treme.-America. Family who' came afternoon in the forth ''Sir Henry, set cortege she said: NO:w Fitzgerald -C. and Raglan -rd., chants. Families 'Phone, A1794. to the site chosen for the monu- into the Church as long ago as 1873, N. Perth. [it is an awful. pity that those ColIntry Orders At- mischievous persons who are foon daily. ments, passing through the ruins of is one of the Cathotce we owe to waited to. tended menting unrest in this country in Mont St. Eloi, Qarency, Ablons St. the Oxford Movement. . . . He bethe name of religion-who wear the Nazaire-villages with so many longed to that notable_ group of HOTEL they highly placed, intellecepal, relined memories--until SUBIACO garb of religion, but who desecrate poignant Prices Greatly ReEmu Beer the Holy Name by their detestable Sublaco. reached the vast plateau of Notre and. distinguished Catholics who Rokeby onRoad, Tap. Good Accommodation un-Christianity-are not taken in duced. Very special Dame de Lorette, where fifteen perhaps were the aftermath of New - Always Walter Wing, Visitors. Country for hand by those few churches who thousand pepole were already as- man's residence in Ireland as first Proprietor. reductions to make Around ilarechal Pe- Rector of the Catholic University, keep them in their membership, and sembled. compel them either to respect the tain were gathered the representa- that great scheme which had so sad BEECROFT S. room for New Shipgospel or get out of their cloth.tives of the President ana the Min- an ending.... Resides being one of BUTCHER, Ed.] isters, English and French Generals, the leaders of Catholic opinion in 181 ROKEBY-ROAD. SUBIACO. ments arriving. Sold. Moat Killed Fresh Prime Only he the Prefect, the Mayor of Arras, Ireland, and indeed in England, 'Phone 1941. and numerous deputies, veterans, is associated with everything which M. HALLION delegations from Belgium and Po- has for its object the service of his Machine Bread Factory, North FremanSurgical Belts of all C. H. SMITH & CO. tle. Bread delivered to all parts of land, students and civil, military beloved religion. He has written, UNDERTAKERS, Fremantle. Cottesloe, Claremont. Malt and religious authorities. Marechal worked, given generously for the made descriptions PERTH. Bread Brown Ship-ST., and a Speciality. NEWCASTLE Petain retraced briefly the actions Church, and he is vigilant where 281 Tel. 0739. .. A12311. ping Supplied. of 1915.16 in this sector of the aught that concerns her interests 'Phone (Day or Night) order to Sir front. The Prefect underlined the and dignity is in question." Telephone B155. THE W.A. DAIRY. lesson of union and sacrifice, the Henry was the author of "Social Bishop of Arras reminded those Aspects THE W.A. DAIRY, Wanneroo-road, Catholicism v. ProtestFARRELL BROS. Brassieres from 4/11 Pure inns Keane. present of their duty not only to antism." His keen interest in con- General Produce Merchants and Corn Osborne Park. twice daily to any part of th Crushers. honour by monument, but also by temporary questions led him to to cows direct own ultv. from our FREMANTLE. -ST.. HOWARD Supplying Tel. A43e1. prayer, the nameless throng who contribute articles in the Dublin The only Firm who spessanse in Grain customers. the Committal and Collie's. had fallen there. Mareahal Petain Review and other periodicals.and Salt Crushing. then placed the first stone in posi- R.I.P. Only Address HARRY McCARTHY English tion, and turning to the HOTEL ORIENT Established over Good Ac- Motor Car Painting. General Horne, he expressed in sim- Exit M. Combos. HIGH -ST., FREMANTLE. PIER-STREET.Frac20 y rs. 186 J. visitors. Country for commodation ple terms the certainty that if a III
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THE W.A. RECORD, SATURDAY,
AUGUST 27, 1921
PEOPLE'S TRIBUTE TO A GREAT CHURCHMAN In the Wake of Dr. Mannix's Triumphal Car
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On the lth. 01 this month, the a number of clergy, prominent great :erclibishop of Melbourne, zens, and public men. to the circumstances ef the truce,. and she is ready also fur what after many eiscissitudee of fortune he would not give any views upon may happen if the negotiations Addresses of Welcome. since his eventful vieit, to England I am ready to reftthiteuIrrie.sh tRraeggeadrydinagndthe ,upon peIarcee break down. Hon. Frank McDonnell. M.L.C., and his wonderful receptions in Ampeat I said in Australia anything tier erica, France and in Rune, landed President of the Queensland Branch gotiations, he said Mr. President De already; ready to repeat anything from the Nikko Marti at Brisbane. of the Irish Self -Determination Lea- not only a great Irishmen, but he Valera was keeping his own coun- I said in America, oar in London, or bourne. %%bile he .,as away Irvin thought he might say, standing lie took them with All anxiety as to his free entry to gue, said Brisbane was proud to ex- was also a great Australian. sel, and he thought that lesser pee- in because I, corpe back Australia, as lie said iy,tore, he often eyer his grave as it were, that he success and triumph never dignity. Australia had gone with the official tend a hearty welcome to Archbis- loved his adopted country and He turned in the Irish movement should quite unchanged and unrepentant al- thought of Austreilia, and many a was the :mad of the Labiate Party tits head. eta that brilliant man, the pie statement made by the Deputy hop Mannix, and he was sure that ways put Australia first. follow his example. Nothing should for anything I have said or done."nt time he looked forward to another in Australia. of dupe his But ;Applause.) political party, Prime Minister recently, any re- that demonstration tit welcome one of be said that might make the course Archbishop Duhig told Dr. Man - meeting with Mr. '1'. J. Ryan, when though he was a member of the the great The Archbishop thanked the pees. outstanding :figures inaining uncertainty it tee minds el would not be equalled anywhere in nix that Queensland had not forgot- our aspirations would have cif those negotiations more difficult. pie for their reached Labour Party, his friends in other Australia, had been cut down sympathy and sup his friends in the Northern State Australia. Everybody knew what ten the promise made at the Irish fruition. in the Like himself Mr. Ryan parties then port, and also for their generous were without number, be- prime ut life, and lei.: in hetHnapp If those negotiations failed, vanished when his well-known fig- had transpired since Archbishop Race Convention in Melbourne to had striven to do the could be laid blame on the pro- contribution a little- to help cause his good nature, tact, kind- prime of life and tale in towards Ireland's ure was seen passing down the gang- Mannix had left Australia fifteen help the cause of Ireland in a finan- the cause of his Ireland, and at last tress and good heart had won for Afore his life's work, as far grave, per heads. However, he hoped and cause, which would he forwarded to way of the Japanese liner. Though months ago. They knew that he cial way. He lead to present to hi:; their efforts had as the that, the negotiations would Ireland at the earliest opportunity. been recognised. him friends from every section of world could say, has been accurw- prayed it was, early morning, a large crowd was arrested on the high seas and Grace £4,6110. collected result in a settlement-one honour- He added that he would not touch QueensIle never dreamt that his next, the Australian people. Ile was a Wished. Nu was Ill the wharf to welcome him, prevented from going to Ireland. It land for the Irish cause. in That everybody able to Ireland and one that, did niceties, with Mr. Ryan would be in great Australian, too, and he (the grieved and thatwonder the upon the tragedies of Ireland at and three enthusiastic cheers ex- was a mean and contemptible act not represent (Seem;land's contribig, strung Queens - same time, would provide for at every this stage, but he would never keep Si. Stephen's Cathedral, and that sanders hoped they (the BathArchbishop) cried; nu wonder pressed the great joy they felt III for any Government to deprive such bution, because already over £1,01111 lie would be was legitimate interest of the British quiet assisting at his obse- enters weuld follow him and put such an outpour of sorrowthere while newspapers, politicians. seeing the fearless advocate of eee- a prominent man as Dr. Meninx of had been sent from Rockhainpton. because always felt that if a sectarians and bigotit continued quies. As Mr. McDonnell had rightfirst every time. (Loud Queensland had lust a man sne Empire. He to mocracy once more amongst them. the privilege of again visiting his (Applause.; In ha:Ming Dr. Man - ly said, it was fur him a melancholy Australia was reached,. it could defame his country. applause.; Big Australian as Mr. T. knew and trusted, Australia had settlement When they From an excellent re;;ort by a spe- native land-a land which he loved nix the cheque, have been arrived at long ago. Archbishop Duhig privilege, and one for had which he J. ceased to do was, he so. Ryan lie he believed lost cial representative of that her would not the Mel- so dearly. and seeing his dear old humorously hope in the days in "I do not want to say anything speak about it again. sledding in would always remain grateful, that was one al the great, e Empire mediatelybest bourne Advocate, we take the fol- mother. That event had centred the direction remarked, to come, and the Bin - about .,the truce," of the continued Dr. -looking es he knew Mr. Ryen in life and builders ir. the whole itish Entlowing: hwaisdesltosctouoLe At Cannon Hill Dr. Mannix blessthe eyes of the world on Dr. Man- police ofniers present,smart Mannix. "First of all I am sorry that knew his there work, it was him the and wisest Meeting His Grace. nix. It was not an unmixed evil was no need for hint to have police privilege to stand overgiven lolufrsh.eralr1715Ryan'saons t that that truce has come so late. ed and- opened a new church dedihis coffin too He was big a to be conman memory will remain because he was The truce that has now been pro- sated to the Blessed Oliver Plunhis arrival had been announced that the British Government had protection. and pronounce the last absolution fined within the limits of any par- a great and big man --a man mar far Friday. However, the Japan- forced the Archbishop to remain in The Premier of Queensland. claimed, and I believe is be- kett, the martyred Primate of Ireupon his remains and follow him to ticular party, loved his fellow-men and stood by ing observed which land. on the 7th inst. ese captain contrived to save a day, London. It was esObviously the British by both sides, The Hon. E. G. Theodore, M.L.A. the grave, where his memory would and his recognition should nut be his principles. and last evening the papers contain- Government did not foresee that Dr. (Premier "God rest his soul," truce which might have been made timafed that about 15.000 persons of Queensland). said that remain green as long as Australia confined to his own country. He sake Dr. Mannix, "and may God at the end of last year, were resent. ed the information that the Nikko Mannix would have at' opportunity he The remier (Mr. when one was of what she ought to be. considered alaru would arrive at 8.30 this of meeting hundreds of thousands to take part it a singular honour J. Ryan was a big mar: he Mr. T. was in every sense a big man, and send to Australia utaere like Mr. our prelates, Archbishop Clyne, of Theodore) was present, and deliver in Such a magnificent was big Australia would regret his loss fee 'I'. J. Ryan, to take up the work Western : ed an address. morning. At 7.30, !weaver, it was rif Englishmen, .Seritchmen, Archbishop Man and Australia, tried to bring in frame mid big in ideas. There many a day. Ile was a brilliant he had carried so far but mien-Wo- about a settlement close to the wharf, and already a Welshmen. and telang them the and spontaneous welcome to Arch- was nothing small receive a; erea g, and far which both inx or bishop paltry Mannix. about His v. ho Grace, man might have made his during way ately had left his speech along the lin the crowd of some hundreds were wait- truth about Ireland's struggle for the brief unfinished." All sides said they were longing. him. What His mind and heart history ing impatiently at the barrier. By freedom. No man in the great tralia, had been of his stay in Aus like his body-a great, big, were in any walk of life. He was a pro- their sympathy went out in full was the result? The result was Brisbane address was w rmly re gene', gressive man, and, at the safe time, measure to the partner of his life's what I at all events subjected to many 8 o'clock the Archbishop of Bris- Irish movement could place that ceived. A 'sum of £2000 was raised would expect, but he had won his ous-hearted Irish -Australian. He a moderate man. He was a man of labours, T. J. Ryan. She was that President De Valera and the at the ceremony to liquidate the bane I Dr. Duhig) had led on board question more clearly and lucidly vicissitudes, wav into the hearts of countless was a Catholic, as the Archbishop progress-a man whose mind was his frier..)Mrs. in every emergency, his people of Ireland were reeady for debt on the building. The Arch a delegation of welcome. They before the people of Great Britain thousands had reminded them in preaching of friends open to new ideas, but stall he was counsel wise in every of freedom in found his Grace in the. saloon at than Dr. Mannix could. The re- Autralia. She that truce, ready at any moment to bishop left for Melbourne on the because of his fearless his panegyric at the Cathedral-he a sane and raodenate man, who aim- shared in his successesdifficulty. breakfast with his companions, his sult had been a large factor in the advocacy and and assisted enter into negotiations, but the following day after a pleasant stay of the cause of Irelarei, was proud to belong to the Church. ed at what was possible, and was him in his reverses. They Loedship the laishoe of Ballarat, the Irish peace hegotiations of to -day. he had prayed failure came from the other side of of five days in Brisbane. A large But he while was true to the tra- never carried away by also brought upon himself that that God would comfort her in her the water. Rev. A. Vaughan, who had acted Irishmen in Australia attributed the of the religion in which he sometimes landed evenemotion Chine did crowd assembled at the Railway hatred of certain fac- ditions great politi- sorrow, and guide her children in a man's part Archbishop throughout the voyage as the Arch' the anticipated peace for Ireland to tions.bitter at that time, and he Station hid. him farewell. Through was brought up. he was big enough cians in difficulties. A man of great character, Yes, he the was footsteps of their bishop's secretary, and Mr. J. Mea- the great work that was done by Dr. Mannix great father. must be proud to find .that in the courtesy of the Queensland Govern fearlessly and cour- to be a friend to men of every a man that Australia might safely gher, of I3athurst. It was a joy- Dr. Mannix when, as a prisoner in Glad to be Back in Australia. end the people who defeated his ef- ment, a special carria-'e was placed (Loud ap- follow; he was a man whose word ageously seemed not to have wav- creed and of no creed. of the Archbishop ous meeting, and the Japanese offi- London, he was able to explain and ered Ife was a Catholic, but could he counted non; he was a bean were forts have had to altar their posi- and thehis disposal a single iota from the course plause.) cers and the other eassengers look- expound the cause of Ireland to he party. Archbishop Duhig iieeu nue, don and agree to what they would gee, ue was his friends were say found outside set himself in advocating the man who did not say one thing toed on with interest. as far as Toowoomba. accompaniedat many who did not understand what thathadwhich not agree to then." to Lie LlaCk us ,itistralia. Atter Church as well as within day and reverse it to-morrow-be he thought was right. Catholic At Ipswich Dr. Mannix received a The Victorian delegation took, that cause meant. Dr. Mannix was He was a of the Labour was a man of principle, aiel he act- all, he was only a newcomer to tusConfidence in the Wisdom of De He (Mr. Theo- Party, and member very naturally, a prominent place back again, fresh and vigorous, and (Loud applause.) rousing reception. At Warwick an he (the some ut them tnougnt ne Archbishop) ed up to it. When reverses came tralia. Valera, in these immense crowd assembled to meet prelimnary greetings. quite prepared, if necessary, to take dore) thought that the demonstrahad peen here 'or over nau a cenArchbishop alannix by et bout a dozen, ecclesiastics and up the same old fighting attitude tion on the other side of the world, pointed out the train which the Archbishop tury, but he had only been here for that President De Valera and his was travelling, the authorities, and led by Father members of the tails,, had come to for the cause of his native country on the part of esgnt years, yet in that time he had followers had been denounced against Archbishop did not elein cheer after the. Potter. cheer was given. Brisbane to telcome home 'their -back again, loved a aerate . vate, butthe come to love Australian people asia newspapers as murderers rather detracted from, the and 'as- and calls for his appearance. At Metropolitan. They, were led by by his own race ar, ....edre ea, Australia with a love that he nev- sassins. of the men He (the who were Archbishop) along the his Lordship the Bishop of Sand- and the route all stations was huge asds of others who were character er fully realised unti, he found him- -not drawing attention hurst (the Right Rev. Dr. MoCar. actuated, not by creed or nation- guiding the destinies of the Empire. to this for semblages received him with apsell a prisoner in London. The (Laugh- the purpose of creating ill -feeling, plause. At Newcastle he was enArchbishop's course of action. thy,. Other members were the 'ality, but by the principles of freeter.) He felt more at home now his high principles, his great coun merely because it might be tertained by Bishop Dwyer. Very Rev. Father Barry (Adminis- dom and justice A No part of Austhat he was back in sunny Austra- but and his influence upon the peonecessary to refer to it later on, distinguished gathering joined in trator -of St. Patrick's Cathedral), tralia had more honour and pride age, pie among whom he travelled, had lia-among the people of the city The Prime Minister of the Very Rev. Dean Martin (Kvne- for the great Archbishop of Mr. the honours to England, His Grace. of Brisbane. Commeiting un the Lloyd George, had invited those socontributed much to the better unton), the Rev. Dr. Collins, Messrs. bourne than the great btata Mel* of agitation against his return to Aus- called P. Cody, J. Wren, T. M. Burke, G. Queensland. From tee moment he derstanding which existed at murderers mid the assassins tralia, Archbishop Mannix said that across the water to Vanheerrie L. Egan, J., Olsen, T. set foot here, the eeeple showed present time between theEng into honwhen he was leaving Sydney he re- ourable negotiations enter Cahill, and Mrs. Cahill. with him and (Mr.lish their honour, respect, and venera- and the Irish nations marked to a friend that there was the leading men of England. Nothing to Say to Newspaper Men. non for him. In every part of the Theodore) firmly believes1 that the Those some difficulty then in getting Irish delegates were brought into A small army of newspaper re Commonwealth there was one name Archbishop's influence, inspired by Do through the crowd, and for want of the secret porters surrounded his Grace, and that stood out more prominently what was good. was in the direction counsel chambers of the something else to say he added Empire without being wised to take were courteously informed that he than all others-the name of the of bringingaboutpeace between ein A that he had to get away without two peoples. There should '' oath of allegiance. (Laughter.; had nothing to say. be great Archbishop of Melbourne, Dr. the the help of the Government, and an no reason for the continued =SunIf those negotiations should unfor"Not on any subject," said his Meninx. The that'probably he Australian Eleven are battles would have to derstanding get tunately break down, those men Grace. They persistently plied him bitterness between Mr. McDonnell sadly regretted sections of and back in spite of them. Whether would fall back into the category of for Australia, and regarding the men the great Angio-Celtic with questions, in spite of his re- that Mr. T. J. Ryan had not lived he had come who battled back for with Australia in the race, the and Governhaving in the solution of peated assertion that he had noth- to participate in such au epoch"murderers and assassins." He ment's consent he was. not in a urged ing to say. Their persistency would making event. problems the views, the people no: to be led away Great War their manager cables, guidOn the historical these" position to say. "Diggers' name In good this here. Hope ance, intelligent have been raised as rudeness by occasion, in November, 1919, whets with and counsel of men inspired anything they might see publand there were suss e people who by lished against President De Valera. Australia knocks up the necessary anyone less even-tempered than his the great Irish motives, as the Arch Race thought Hats Convention that not he centuries only give in should her your not big be financial test." allowed Grace, but he showed not the least was held in Melbourne, Mr. T. theypure He met him in America-unfortunhave no fear to land until he took an oath of alle- ately appearance the greatest possible message concluded by the pur..I thebishop, result. sign of annoyance. they were not able to meet iq The His(Mr. Theodore's)aror He vouchsaf- Ryan proud to preside over giance, improvement, chase and but that of will a give if bond he you in the refused Diggers' he ed the explanation that while the such a was fervent hope was that the Archbecause he (the gathering. It was, perhaps, bisha' solid value for your money in long should be sent overseas again to Ireland or England, ps wise would be accomplish present negotiations between Presi- a rnelancnoier could not get out of Loan un behalf of every member,nf find a home in any island that Archbishops pleasure that Dr. and comfortable wear dent De Valera and the British Mannix that the affairs of Ireland would England. and President De Valera the team. was able to reach Australia ed, might give him shelter. lie had Make your Hat a Cogac Bros.' Hat. Government are in progress it was in time to assist at the obsequies of be placed upon a satisfactory beats. Financial Cricket. not get out of Ireland-and been told that two officials went up could for everyone else to follow the Irish that grand and prosperity 25/-, 28/6, 32/6, 35. -, 37'6, 42'., up This message should find a reschampion of Irish rights awnodtildthafotllope, . as tar as Thursday Island-one had the greatest- confidence in his President's example and keep his and freedomOn judgment and the highest behalf of respect the ponse in the mind of every to £3S1G,e. -M. J. Res n Arum Brisbane and the other irons own counsel. his character. "AM you glad to That man of lian whose 'national pride isAustra"We are proud and pleased that people I represent,- concluded the Melbourne-for tee paipuse of giv- for even be back in Australa?" was the de- Archbishop Premier, addressing honour stood his behind the "I Grace. nation. more at stake than when her men ing him a greeting ut a certain kind. Maslen{ is heck aeain hi extend as spairing interrogation of a pressman Australie," ccntinued cordial and as warm a and if the present negotiations fail- are at the wickets is a Test match. Mr. It had McDoie since been explained, he who had fished for long and taken nell. "We hope and I can possibly extend as they might. Ireland would Of the total amount of £10,000,000 understuod, that they went there ed, he will welcomeon asyour nothing. "I am delighted." was long continue in heaith trust visit to Queenslnnd. d because they wcre experts in the still stand behind President De V. New South Wales is called upon to and strength andyou the prompt and decisive reply-and to tight return to lera. (Loud Australia' " provide applause.) Though £3,000,000. ght the great cause for Irish pearl -fishing indffstry. (Laughter.) the pressmen vanished. Tailors end Mercers. Hag freedom. We hope that the great a M r. Olsen, on behalf of the Irish Some people had said that he was he (the Archbishop) did not get to Is It Nothing to You? Ireland, Guest of Archbishop Duhig, he met the people of Ire peace negotiations which are taking National Societies of Victoria, Neel. the pearl. (Laughter t "Where the Good Hats Are. Will you turn down the last of Other peo- land. They came to him. He Down on the wharf all pressed place at the present time between corned Archbishop Mannix back to ple had said that those the men who officials reinstating in forward to kiss the Archbishop's the British Government and the Australia. went there in connection with the could assure the people of Austra- their niche in need the lia that life? ring. DR. MANNIX'S ADDRESS. Amidst great enthusiasm, men in whom the Irish nation have smuggling of some contraband ar- unbroken,the spirit of Ireland was The money is to be national spent in land that the people of Irethe two Archbishops reached their absolute and perfect confidence, ticle into Auetralia- perhaps they land were Archbishop alannix. who un risand the building of War determined. after the settlement car and drove to "Dara," the resi- will be successful, and that the !mg ing to respond was greeted with were looking for the "Pirate Service Homes. of net is gni% andence of Archbishop Duhig, whose day and the long night of misrule in thunderous applause and the singPenzance." Penzance was the place long tragedy of their suffering, to other way of saying is to generous hospitality his Grace and our dear Motherland will be at an ing of "Fur He's a Jelly Good Felwhence they carried him un the de- come into their own. Ireland stood buy the Diggers a pumpthee" with which self-reliant, and if nobody gave her the visiting Bishops enjoyed until a end, and that all sections of stroyer lowbe the abput huge gathering. said the 12 months ago. Now, a they can help to fill the national helping hand, she would stand start was made for Sydney. Am- community in the Old Land will be would be very hard-hearted in he did Opt believe any of those before the whole world. She reservoir. That is the mewing of ongst the distinguished ecclesiastics live in peace and accord. We deed if he were not touched by the stories. lie preferred to believe alone This Call for Finance. knew she could toe]: to America, who took part in the welcome to his hope, too, that the country that welcome he had already received that the Australian government It is to aid them in "buying into Grace the Archbishop of Melbourne we have fought for so long will at on his return 'to his edopted home had some Sense, even if some of its Australia, and South ,Africa fur sympathy. Ireland did look were his Lordship the Right Rev, last regain her to_ Australia." and to aid your counsupporters had not. l.7e would like It befreedom.' (Ap- of Australia. (Applause.; Df. Carroll, Bishop to say, in connection with this mat- Australia, and the last message he try in buying back the national of Lismore; plause.) gan at Thursday Island, and he had Mgr. McGtere, Vicar-General of LisMr. McDonnell then read and pre- no doubt it would have been the ter, that if he were right be prayed gut upon leaving for Australia was credit. Your district sent its quota more; and the Very Rev. Father sented to gerchbishop Mannix a same had he visited -Friday Is the improvement of the Govern- from President De Valera, asking to the Front. See that its quota "That in order to permanently record our thankfulness for the reLane, Adin., Brisbane. ment would continue. (Laughter.) him to convey to th e Australian to the Loan is subscribed. A vener- beautiful illuminated address of land" (Loud laughter.) Next it was people his thanks and the thanks of able figure in the 'welcome given to welcome from the Queensland cent triumph of right and justice (in the vindication of Australia's 11 they had attempted to and then the Townsville, crowning Selfadministhe Archbishop in lirisbane was Determination for Ireland League. welcome of Queensland was in the ter an oath of allegiance to him-if the nation for the noble help they BUY A DIGGERS' LOAN BOND Sisterhood), and to gratify a wish long felt by our Bishop and had given and the sympathy they that of Mr. M. Collins, who, alAND A second address was read from capital-Brisbane. )Applause). that could be legally done, which dear to his heart, we resolve to at once undertake the completion though 89 years of age, had travel- the Hibernians of Southern Queensextended. lie (the ArchbisADVANCE AUSTRAL/A. he doubted--and itthere was any had A Voice: "Because you are a hues had much pleasure in convey. led over 200 miles to be present. of St. Michael's Cathedral at Wagga, and declare that a subland. necessity for administering white man." it to ing that message. (Loud applause.) him, he would Thousands Give a Royal Welcome A Great Irishman and a Great scription list be now opened for that purpose, and that all Cathohave had tne Irish -Australians would be glad and Archbishop Mannix assured the least objectun not MISS T. I. O'COMNOR, A.T.C.Ito His Grace. to takiag an oath proud if in the near future the Australian. lics and sympathisers throughout Australia be invited to co-operthat he gathering would never forof allegiance to Australia and the 41 Cleaver -street, Brisbauses welcome home to his West Perth. Archbishop Duhig, who was re get the warmth of the welcome ac ideals for which the people of Ireate." (One of the Teacher resolutions of Pianoforte, carried by King the or Catholic laity Australia of who Grace on Saturday afternoon, the ceived 'with cheers, said he could corded him. He had been a long lived in LonPipe Organ, and Harmony. Violin, Terms on don. If they 'were to ask him to land fought and suffered were ac. Wagga on Sunday, July 24th, at a demonstration in honour of his 8ths inst., was not only a wonder- say that it was the proudest day time away application. Miss O'Connor is prehieved. That would be a proud from Australia, but take an'oath of allegiance to the day pared to take pupil. ful demonstration of Irish entLu in the history of the Irish race and never for the Pipe Lordship Dr. Dwyer, when £3,500 was subscribed in the Riverina for Ireland. day In the passed that he did not meantime, i Organ. Tel. A9946. King in London, and siasm, but also a striking manifes. their descendants in Brisbane. They think of his friends here in the King that God his Hall). Subscriptions, which will be acknowledged individually who was called the Defender of the let us hope and pray tation of the high esteem in which welcomed back with hearts aglow adopted shorten Ireland'* day of sub Sometimes he won Faith and the King el Ireland, then would and in that world -famed prelatesea held by with affection the vest Archbishop dered if home. the columns of this paper, may be sent direct to fering Rev. T. and that Ireland would at they were thinking of him. le would have to begin to search last enter into all sections of the democracy of .of Melbourne, the great champion (Laughter.) DANCING AND DEPORTMENT. Ryan, Administrator, Bishop's House, Wagga, or P. J. Mahon, Now that he had that day of freedom his conscience, and Brisbane and of Australia. consider the for which Ireland Hun- of Democracy in Australia. When tested it he knew that they were, had looked for Esq., Hon. Treasurer. question very dreds of thousands of people lined Dr. Mannix left these shores carefully. However, 15 because Brisbane had been, as it 750 years. When that day scame, MISS MERCIA SCOTT, lie was glad that no necessity for the main thoroughfares of the city, months ago his fame was were, put upon its mettle, and Briswould be a peaceful and Teacher of Latest Ballroom and that arose. As Archbishop Duhig Ireland and formed a voluntary guard of to the British Dominions. confined To -day bane had rung true. ('Loud approsperous land. The Fancy Dancing, and pure had said, he was loyal to Australia noble heart of honour as the magmegent proces- his fame was world-wide. These He thanker them for the Ireland would forIlas Resumed Tuition. --more loyal than his enemies were. give' her enemies, sion in which the Archbishop took was not a prelate of the Church of plause.) the like of and demonstration, which he she would (Applause.) part wended its way to Market- Peter known or loved so much et had rarely ever seen. He would As an Australian he Private Lessens by Appointment. the hand of friendship to square, in the heart of the city, the great Archbishop of Melbourne. refember with gratitude all that he Put Australia before any other extend the land across the little strip of Private Address. "Abbotsford," HAY STREET (Opp. King Edward Hostel). country. where the official welcome was held. He felt very proud that Brisbane owed 'to those who had That was what he had water that organised the two nations 113 Aberdeen -street, Perth. The procession' was a worthy one, had received Archbishop Mannix in the magnificent preached in the past and would -that landdivided Established 25 Years in W.A. which ought welcome-especialto have Tel. A4787. preach in the future. Anybody and included all the Catholic and the way it had. With the excep- ly A Large Assortment of Rosaries, Scapulars, Prayer Books, Pica friend out which had been a who had enabled so many who found fault with that doctrine been Irish societies. Appropriate music tion of Townsville and another to those tures, Crucifixes, Statues, Beeswax, Candles, Incense, Charcoal, hitter attend, no doubt at enemy for all great these inconyears. was a bad Australian and should be was supplied by the Hibernian, place in the North, wl.."I can tell you Ireland stands her e stay senience, to give a welcome to one Floats, etc. made to take an oath of allegiance ground," Austral, and the Australian Nat- amounted to not rr Agents for all R.C. Papers and Magazines. Also a General Stock HOTEL PERTH . ' most slanderee and maligned emphasised the Archbisto Australia. ives' Associations' bands. Prior to hour, brisnene was huaeureci to bei. ems.the of Fancy Goods and Stationery kept hop. 'Ireland was prepared fot .1. J. Ryan, Proprietor. most innocent. 'Deafening apjoining the procession, Archbishop the first capital city in Australia to plause.) Touching on the Irish question, peace. She is longing for Tel. A1125. He had to thank the peace. Mannix, attended by Archbishop Mannix said that owing She is reedy fer honourable Excellent Accommodation. Archbihop welcome him back. The warm Self -Determination League, which peace, Duhig and Bishop McCarthy welcome he had received here must he was glad to was making (Sandhurst), Foley (Ballarat), and give him an assurance, if any as- such progress inknow Queensland; the GLENORAN NO. 10 Carroll ('Lismore), took the salute surance were necessary, that the Hibernians, who had been his SCOTLAND'S BUT. from the steps of St. Ann's Con hearts of the great Democracy of friends in season (Approved by the Hierarchy of the Church and Registered under the Friendly Societies' Acts of and out of PURE MALT WHISKY. season, Australasia). vent. His Grace's arrival in Mar. Queensland were with him, and in sunshine and in shadow; and the As supplied under Contract to the Its Watchwords are: RELIGION, NATIONALITY, CATHOLICITY, BENEVOLENCE. W.A. itoepstais ket-square was marked by most en- were behind him in his advocacy for Premier of the State (Mr. Theoand GOvernrnent Medical It is easeatially Irish and Catholic, and it Speci,ily Appeals to Catholics (males and. temaiesn. Department. Also eauway Dining Cars demanding. their. thusiastic and most spontaneous Ireland's freedom. STORT and ALLEGIANCE. Branches wui be established In any and the Leading Hotels and Clubs He was de- dore), for the encouraging message on receipt by the DISTRICT SECRETARY of a requisition SIGNED by TEN PERSONS, sanctioned Locality cheering. by the PRIEST of the DISTRICT, throughout the State. On the platform erect- lighted that the terrible mistake that his words, if duly the names and ages reported, of intending members being fully set out In requisition, ed in the square were assembled made by the British Government will convey to the people. In lisSoho Agent 550 BRANCHES throughout the Commonwealth and New Zealand; :,0,000 members and £300,383 in Funds. Finanmany prominent citizens, including on that occasion had not been re- tenting to Mr. Theodore he was recial help and Medical Assistance In cases of Sickness Guaranteed. PHIL COYLE NO ENTRANCE FEES FOR BENEFIT MEMBERS. the Ron. F. McDonnell, M.L.C. fpre, pealed by the Commonwealth Gov- minded that the great demonstraMODERATE CONTRIBUTIONS. sident of the Queensland Section of ernment, and that he had been al. tion had assembled in the shadow LOANS ADVANCED IN LARGE OR SMALL AMOUNTS ON APPROVED CITY AND SUBURBAN FREEHOLD PROPERTY. Full Particulars Appl:,stIon to J.. O'FARRELL, District Secretary, Hiberian Hall. Murray -street, Perth. Newcastle Club Hotel the Self -Determination for Ireland lowed to land iwithont taking an of a great tragedy. The gathering South Terrace, Fremantle. Newly ReLeague) chairman; the Premier "oath of allegiance." There was had been told that the last time HIBERNIAN HALL. ALF, mi,DERN REQUIREMENTS. novated and Up -to -Date. OPEN FOR ENGAGEMENTS. Goldfields (Hon.. E. G. Theodore), the Attu-, no need for Dr. Mannix to take an that the late Mr. T. J. Ryan and he and North-West customers specially Monday to Eiltlay. Minimum HATES. Saturday. trey -General (the Hon. J. Mullen). oath of allegiance to Australia- had met was at the historical Con catered for. South Beach trams stop a p.m. to 11 p.m. . t5 0 0 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. . Z2 5 ti at door. Proprietor: T. H. Ryan Oat* 4 p.m. to 12 p.m. . to 7 5 the Treasurer (Hon. j. A. Fihellv). (loud applause)-because he was vention held two years ago in Mel 8 p.m. to to p.m. iv is ii Sec., Cottle Club, and wyndhims.
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The The arrival once more of his (From Our Correspondent). -sys the Melbourne Advocate). the illustrious Hall, Dynon's Buildings The social was held Grace Dr. Mannix, tactics adopted by the Protestant smoke splendid A of Melbourne, on the of Hay Federation in the election were By by the Star of the Sea Hibernians Archbishop markhas been the occa- shores of Australia, the most reprehensil k kind. liter.. on Monday evening last, by great demonstrations of jubiFANCY GOODS, E.P. EARTHENWARE, GLASS, flooding the electorate withto the sion of the annual visit of the Dis- ed CHINA., part the and felicitations on Etc. the presentation lation WARE, tore that made an appeal and Board, Australians trict of thousands then of tens of most bitter "religious" feelings of a P.P. collar to Bro. Maurice all creeds and classes, who. are GREAT VARIETY in TEA SETS, DNINER SETS, TOILET sought to influence the ratepayers Quinlan, and a gold emblem to the of esever ready to lavish honour and favour: Clem. SETS, and FRUIT SETS. Bro. own P.P., their in juvenile policy immediate is a little one deserving of the it any on 5ournal) teem man', Murphy enjoyable K. to ent Nelson. A most Kelly (Chinchilla,. best public recognition. The noble WRITE FOR CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST. which suggests paying from 250 SOUTH AUSTRALIA. toast (ChinchilThe QUEENSLAND. Heals. J. eventuated Australia, Nest), evening immigrants of (Crow's J. Dowl- 3:100 passage money for whilst we of and in- sons and daughters TELEPHONE A4270 CENTRAL. Mrs. Mott. the representative Lea- list was long and ver:ed, of Rock- la). J. Murphy (Childers), during the past month, have vied Flanagan with the land hunger. 1, His Lordship the cluded "T he Pope," "The Archbis- with one another in the three EastDr. ing ( Maryborough who require ins the Irish Self-Determination GamRev. Australians, have Right D. District (the "The hampton Mt. hop and Clergy," washed by the mighty (Gayndaht, iL. Haves (Ipswich), at all. clamouring to gue for Australia, was atbranches of Board," 'Z.:attired Societies and Vis- ern States, D. Cremin passage money Shield), in his annual financial eviSir Joseph bier recently to form figures Thompson (Dallis.). VICTORIAN TAILORING CO. on the soil. Pacific, in giving wanserful statement. gives interesting Dowd (Red HM), be settled unsettled in the south-east. She itors," and "The Star of the Sea dences of the devotion and affection the League (Tooweemba the diocese. ignores the of deftly A. very speakers E. Rev. various the The showing the finances and by naBranch." Australia's the station for (Warwick). the for at cherish land was E. Keating was met they finding debt of that the last problem June excelof some secre. end tc friends the At The why. Father Farrell,: and several treated the assembly citizen. Dr. Mantive-born. Nor does he explain JAMES HEATING. During the year the re- Stailawaythe 1"Dara.", The spee- most distinguished 17588. trifederal executive - Rev. if there are millions and millions of of Ireland. She was driven to the lent Hibernian efforts. the expen- tare of nix. His march has been a New 340 HAY STREET, PERTH (Opposite Mechanics' Institute). ceipts totalled C2464 and of Melbourne was acres of suitable Crown laud going Town Hall hotel by Mrs. J. P. ches were relieved with appreciat- umphal one in Queensland, of Merner. A. reduction P. a Jones, Frank diture 411901. leaving by and Irish Suitings. Dress Suits Our Hartigan. Scotch items of F. Line not, musical Special Melbourne. Rev. do ed in now and and Kennedy. also present: begging. oior Governments w Specialty. L. Brady, South Wales, the debt C.-162. His Lordship point.1. Brady, W. Brown. a fbrtnight ago. was of Wagga diocese. representing New and will net. ballot more than a Leo- P. O'Keefe. Moore (Garaldton), where he arrived rejoicings and the Forms Sent on Application. Mongr. Mr. of ted out that the expenditure -Measurement Self Rev. blue and widow Samples a Right Conrad. in Mrs. insur- South Wakes the unique amid of holdings once {smote Foley'. Mat is residence, who and made up of rates. merest. her peoNorman Hounslow. of the Large and Varied Stock of Blarney Tweeds Just to Hand. pold Conrad. died at unav- McGuire. V.G.. of Lismore. \\'e would hardly require moon. Fremantle warmest manifestatiens re- The apodeath and ance. and rcpan-s, andtheother an Iler Foresters sent if extendrecently. never farms Park. has President. million Rose extensive the Federal ple, Australia 00.000.(100 for one oidable outlays on C.M.S. accepted' invitations to be did also Rt v. R. Haves Sir Joseph would lead our own peo- moves an old colonist and a highly a welcome as that meted logs. as parish pronerties. is was burn at present. The branch may con- ed such to the saviour of Australia, the (Irish Mission to ('hina). whoVery ple to this -promised" land. Any esteemed woman. Sheand out to achieved having came on itself gratulate visiting Brisbane: democracy, and everyyoung men have mouse! St. Austile, Cornwall. When the Rev. E. Fox, of Wyn- at present Cooney. who successes champion oftends Bathurst number toof make of to uplift, ennoble a start if they could South Australia with her uncle, re- one of the greatest atsocial that Rev. N. thing Sale .. enough Kinds for num. was addressing those attend. Port the Tier . Talking Machines ' at circles health. in Catholic terms. Wag in search of (N $.W.), whe is en holidays and refine the masses and advance get country in reasonAle ing the animal celebration of the Catholic the Cotin. Dr. in some brother. interred hump were of the Commonhis might mains the with man interests Ipswich is. a best the trouble The Men's anniversary of the battle of insti- ev, Catholic R.I.P. him Fremantle (Nambouri, The {xenctercs \Vest Terrace. This world proclaims Revs A. 1. Wright bluer for a thousand mileshewithout Boyne by the Loyal Orange J. Trey, finding Society's first annual hall. to even. wealth. could greatest sons. From O. Haves I Bundalisre). a block en which tution on July 1Rh. he contender) many tuate uu Wednesday next, in the one of Ireland's Gramophones, playing flat records, £2 2s. to £70. Edison AmMuch regret is felt by a legal action. from Cape York' to instituted risking quarters, be all withent should settle inquiry an find berolas, playing Cylinder Records. £16. Flat Records. double -sided. earls- death of Mrs. Victoria Hall, High -street, is being Ca'pe Leeuwin, from Wilson's Promthe all is at it friends fact, in force. root( Australia has Focrowd into the Queensland yolk, Father large a We are landing a big lot for Christmas. Cylinder Records, by 3/6. Winifred awaited meseagerly to (nee I. R. Gallivan ontory to the Nor' -West Cape. .ted that when room-but it is as inhospitable Mr. Fox We stock all in the Edison Catalogue. 3/6 each. one of the, garty), which occurred at the resi- of dancing folks, and the effort sages of welcome have been flashed the the native land -seeker as sucForrest. a catholic priest. made Fogarty, lists and complete Catalogues posted to all who write a pronotinced J. Monthly Mrs. should prove has aunt, who of her Dr. Mannix, mansions of the great to a shabby dense statement that the police of Rehm is leaving no to the great 3rd inst. cess. for them. committee the the on The Park, ,of circle Goodwood his and completed just mendicant. only this were traitors to their country. achieve and all repair parts in stock. was Needles, Mainsprings, to who unturned lady. stone people of The deceased His own beloved with teorld Midday on Wednesday inferred that he was satisfied All kinds of Talking Machines Repaired, in new 27, was the only daughter of Mrs much -desired result. such the Archdiocese of Melbourne are at Speaking at the opening of a HayEach Week is the those hsre, le considered that quesAfter Narandera. of enthusiasm and W. Fogarty, Presbytery. at Trundle, Dr. a statement should raise the A large crowd assembled on the ecstasies of joy re- spending several years in the EduAustralia is delighted den. Bishop of Wilcannia-Forbes, thus on Wednesday his return. tion as to whether there should not and cation Department as a teacher, quay at Fremantle again en her shores, be a purging of the police force in that Contributions. Reports, Etc, ferred to the big estates He said, she was married to Mr. J. R. Galli- last to welcome home the W.A. de- to have himprey he may he long the curNa tons Con- where they need for closer settlement. Queensland. He chimed that if a and Advertisements for ago. Fer the past legates to the firstdf-Determination THE spared to help to guide her destiny "In his tours throughout the large van five years revolution or a riot occurred now rent week's issue beof taken. been a sufferer vention of the S had she thousands years three over be not travelled co old he Nogeerup joined in the 'universal diocese of Australia.. ire. t police forse may League Ireland for RECORD which disease. be insidious from an and sent him a warm teleof acres of land which could de ilited upon. The july issue of fortitude St. Joseph's Convent, Fremantle. greetings, Christian with Here Dr. Manbore settlement, she closer for open "lourgraphic welcome. thrown Wu, Queensland Police Union husa Arcade leaves to hearts She the of (Roma), counresult The following is the nix has a warm place in theplace especially in the rich Riverina held and resignation. naf." under the healing of "Med- iCharleville), J. .1. Kelly and in mother her Anand National child the green and a were by band held and stations (Nambour). people large examination the matof this where and J. Concannon visitor to Too- try, dlesome 7..alots," refers to their mourn annos. to the on cut multos be brothers Sydney, Ad three Business College, their memories. one man. which should ter as follows:other distinguished the by Joseph's one loss. 13th. July, 1921, at St. up into hundreds of farms. In were "During the course of a reliqico, woomba at the same time was LATEST MUSIC AT LOWEST PRICES. Girls' School, Parry-street, Fremanhis district five blocks of part ceremony held in Brisbane recently. Right Rev. Mgr. H. McDermott Dante of TAMBELLUP The sixtth centenary P.P., of applicants tle:a reverend gentleman -rho makes his D.D., who is at present formerly thrown open. and 300 On Adelaide. in LewingE. observed dishe Shorthand: & will were Advanced were put in. so. that 295 living by interpreting Holy Writ in- Leichardt, Sydney, butt St. Michael's Church, Tambellup, of all experien- a Sunday convenient to the anniton, 94 per cent : M. Woolinington, of a ve:y pretty wedwill scene dicated by his remarks that he is one of the foundation membersstaff appointed. Theylotwere the there was MUSIC SELLERS, 97; Dante's Aeath, Brown, THE MURRAY-STREET or M. versary 96; Smith, returnR. them 96: of jsly 21st., when ced men, and a either suffering from delusions or the Manly College professorial Satie, 013: E. Gilbert, 96; M. ding on Thursday, Who give Better Attention and Guarantee Satisfaction. College. land-hungry, lie High Mass and a snecial sermon youngest O'Nsili, O.P. Moore. 95; J. Doyle, 98; W. Smith, Miss Maggie else that he is woefully ignorant of and later President of the many of ed soldiers. who were McEvoy. Father Rev. (near Boons). the 180 following by MURRAY-STREET ONLY ADDRESS: of NOTE The un-Christian- He was pleased to inset so and were getting sick worldly affairs. daughter of the late Mr. P. O'Neill, There will PiSo be a lecture by the 97; M. Stansfield, 95. in' their ballots. Shurer, Correct Postal Address: Box 57, G.P.O., Perth. like disciple, not satisfied with stir- his old pupils, and thee greeting. in the O.P.. M. Wool- was married to Mr. Walter Hogan. Ilneskeeping: Prior Rev. Advanced Very NO SHOPS IN BARRACK -STREET. life and mington, 95 per cent.; R. Smith. 96: more popularly known as "Wally," ring up hate of the worst kind, turn gave him a warm and The beautiful Convent Chapel of Queen's Hall. on Dante's Write for Free Catalogue. -turns his strafing machine on to the 'sill take place M. Brown, 95; W. Smith, 95; E. youngest son of the late Mr. Victoria. NEW SOUTH WALES. Mt. Erin Presentation Convent, works. The lecture Sunbury, of M. Shurer, BEST STRINGS FOR ALL INSTRUMENTS. Ar94; police, and is reportei to have said Mrs. 13th. E. Gilbert, Lewington, 94: ocWagga, was charmingly decorated on Tuesday. September RI The bride looked charming in an exThat if a revolution or a riot to his Grace on Saturday, July 30th, the occa- rangements for the conduct of this Satie, 94; M. Moore. 9:-1; J. Doyle, ae given could. crepe police welcome the ivory of The -morrow, dress to Principle: Catholic Business curred quisite in sion being the religious profession of public celebration Jsy the Intermediate Archbishop Mannix on his arrival R. chene and georgette, embroidered cent.; of M. Stansfiell, 95 per not be depended on.' ". was the two novices-Sister M. Kevin (the community of the centenary and silver, the trine Sydney, on the 10th inst, Barrack and Murray Streets, Perth. by IT. Toohey, Dante's death are under the man- Smith. 96: J. Doyle. 94; M. Satie, with chenille J. tendered Sergeant the openever of the, of daughter most enthusiastic After the ceremofiy 94: M. Moore, 95; W. lined with silver hung from It was, in of Murrumburrah), and Sister 31, agement df Rev.. Fir°. Purton, M.A. 93: M. Brown. "The Famous "Snigg's Corner," customthe woreShe the citizens to anyone. M. 92; Lewington, ing of Father O'Keefe's new church E. shoulders. Smith, 94: carried a Grace Arch- the opinion of our Sydney contem- Hilary (daughter of Mrs. B. Graham at Cannon Hill. His Grace ary wreath and veil, and roses. Woolmington, 94; E. Gilbert, 93. The Right Rev. Dr. the whole of Young). to The Archrevelation a cream His M. of porary, Mannix: bouquet Typewriting: TO GO FOR RINGWORM. THE PLACE bishop lovely Intermediate oven astonished Dwyer, Bishop of Wagga, admitted CHILD'S AWFUL brocommunity, and bishop Duhig, and his Lordship Brown, 92 per cent.; E. Lewington, bridle was giveu away by herNellie SILK and FASHION to the gifted prelate by the warmth of the novices to Profession, and FANCY VESTS, PANAMA HATS, Miss O'Neill. EveryWoolmington, M. Will Defied 94: Bishop Foley (Ballarat) drove Mr. Smith, R. 95; ther, in Red Itchy Eruptions preached the occasional sermon, SHIRTS, SOX, TIES, ETC. its enthusiasm. It sees an extraM. Satie. 93: M. O'Neill, sister of the bride, acted as 96 the Mater Hospital. The todistinZam-Buk. Gilbert, E. But 94; thing beauty esthe out the ordinary demonstration of the which he pointed guished visitors paid a visit Moore, 96: W. Smith, 93; J. Doyle, bridesmaid, and wore salmon crepe olh inspected teem in which he iq R.14 by all class- of the lfe they were embracing. He EVERYTHING IN GENTLEMEN'S WEARING APPAREL Public Hospital and alsobeen de chene, embroidered with Children like Zam-riuk for its 94. great reminded them of the dangers that found The COUNTRY ORDERS PERSONALLY SUPERVISED. have pain which over the community of es power additions the gold and jabe, with brick pan vel-a of magical soothing not them-monotony inwas beset popular carried might that Cathedral of St. Mae-, OBITUARY. Wise mothers are necessary to add to vet hat to match; anti and cream the duties, dissatisfaction at the small, and soreness. pink of herbal accommodate to pure bouquet this stitution. Before leaving the party DON'T FORGET THE dainty large enough in perfec- never without awh:iv followed his apparent daily advance Mr. Dan O'Neill capably was entertained at afternoon tea tremendousrar crowdtherii.. Zam-Buk is proved inThe funeral of Miss Margaret Eli- roses. ADDRESS :coln.feT. tion, and also the necessity of per- healer. man. best Bulof 212 of cuts, Walsh, duties healing for the only by the Sisters.. On the following (Birdie) not fulfilled 'Grace zabeth Al- valuable fect obedience and injuries, wer-street, Perth, tot.k place on The Rev. Father Reidy, of Katanother and morning his Lordship Bishop Mc- St. Mary's, his Grace .aid: BARRACK and MURRAY-STREETS, PERTH, scalds CORNER burns, taking were they at no though the vows Carthy. of Sandhurst. Melbourne, ning, officiated at the ceremony, people in Melbourne,could of but for the more serious skin anti Wednesday last, 17th. inst.. and was the Ma- my own were 'only binding for a period young children largely attended. The cortege left which there was. a very large attendthey wish, that celebrated Mass at 6.30 at the diseases much scalp how which matter of close the day well-wishers, to the three years"-at ter Hospital, and duringMargaret's. the Sacred Heart Church, after Re- ance of friends and scarcely be able to come on me." they would take the more solemn often catch from playmates. be. paid a visit to Mount "My son Edward had ringworm quiem Mass at 9.30 a.m. The chief both the bride and bridegroom The -welcome Sydney has given to vows, they should re"perpetual" district. Walsh the TayM. Mrs. in Archbishop E. Mrs. were popular writes very Wynnum, the home for the aged head," Deum," ing the on mourners and After the 'Te spirit, same the of in which Sisters these and church, the read gard the by RichTom poor conducted happy couple left (mother), Messrs. Jack, Kelly ascended the pulpit and the so gain the merit of offering them. lor, of 32 Cameron -street, from Nazareth. mond, Victoria. "He suffered three Martin (brothers). Mrs. T. T. and had been artistically desorated by an address of welcomesecular and selves absolutely to God and His months, though we consulted two M. Walsh (sisters-in-law). K. Mol- the girl friends of t'.e bride, amid clergy, and Archbishop the Arch- Divine service. On arrival at Townsville recently regular, of the archdiocese. doctors and a chemist, who prescrib- loy (cousin), May: Kath.. and Eileen showers of confetti, and to playpresentCEDAR, OAK and JARRAH COFFINS ALWAYS IN STOCK. addresses of welcome were ed lotions and ointments. (nieces), Leo. Frank and Rae (nep- strains of the Wedding March The bishop Mannix was subsequently VICTORIA. ed to the Archbishop of Melbourne given a civic reception at the Syd"On my husband's advice I be- hews). T. Kelly (brother-in-law). ed by Miss Kittie Rourke. PIER of Note the Address: centres:-Townspartaken ZamMessrs was with were following child the pall -bearers from to treat the The wedding breakfast ney Town Hall. The Rev. J. T. O'Mara, of Xavier gan Systematic use of this won- Dunne. Knox. F. McDonald. C. Slat- at the home of the bride's mother, vine. Charters Towers, Mackay. 'Phone, A4308, Private 'Phone. A29313. on Ireland riuk. lectured Kew, Winton. to College, honouraway Sweeney. were Hughenden, took and toasts lectured speedily junr., usual healer Cloncurry, tery. E. Kelly, where, the Father J .M. Cusack and appreciative audience derful and caused all the Father 'Lynch read the burial ser- ed, and at the conclusion the happy Richmond. Ingham. and Ravens- a large gathering on the Sydney to a large Richmond, old the irritation, Numerous representatives Pomain from the Catholic speak- in the Parish Hall, wood. ringworms to die away-." vice, assisted by Father Crowley. couple left by motor for Bridgespent O'Mara Father inst. 8th presentwere town, visiting Busselton. Bunbucy, 31, on the graveside from these places were also Zam-Bui; is simply invaluable in Others at ,he ers' platform, on Sunday. July For years in Ireland, and he kept route, & chil- Messrs. Horan, Duggan, P. Collins. Yallingup Caves, en ed to his Grace. "The Ceremonies of the Church." eight his homes where there are young with with Isis audience interested people like it for E. Kelly. senr.. 'Mesdames Egan, Perth, where the lat.cr part of the nothing There's received was dren explanation His 1534 HAY -STREET, NEXT DOOR TO CELTIC CLUB (Opposite King Edand of the Irish bride Tel, A1656. impressions The Proprietress. McDERMOTT, ulM..1. sores, Whelan. 21st PAM spent. Hostel). poisoned ward Franklin. was Sunday, eczema, Queensland's welcomed to, Archtreating Last Hogan. Pyke. honeymoon marked interest. The of Ireland. King. travelled in a cream serge coat and per mit. pure Beeswax, In conformity with abscesses.' or other skin trou- Green, Meagher, Skehan, bishop Mannix was wanting in noth- August. Father H. E. Cook, S.J.. the beauty spots Pure Wax Candles, 65 by a fine set cers. Sanctuary Oil, Charcoal, Insenste, Wicks Tapers, sbraid requirements; Mrs. military Church all stealers. and at Mr. with 3/6 1/6 or Sheridan. bles. ign to assure the Great Churchman lectured on "The Church and Or- lecture was illustrated trimmed Dowdett. skirt, SpeHoly OH Stocks, Missal Markers, Priests' New Ritual, Pictures a Heart; and of lantern slides, specially prepared and Democrat of the intensityaffecto the Sacred Cunningham; Misses Skehan and and small cream pan velvet hat. ganised Labour." cialty. Stations of the Cross, Acts of Consecration Children the frum photographs taken by Father of Mary Medals; Irish Horn and Mother of Pearl Rollartes; Silver sincerity of that steer sead Collins, and many others. Many The bride and bridegroom were and NATIONAL IRISH slides by late lantern Books 150 of Dr. Nana:: the Over Photos. of Conference; of Bishops' Pictures O'Mara. Catholit's tion which the Died at Tamworth District Hoswreathe were received. recipients of many valuable was a Canon Sheehan and Father Benson. Good supply of Irish Music and ReadFORESTERS Thompson. Commonwealth have for him. Even pital, from pneumonia, Dr. Joseph were shown. useful presents. among which ing matter by Fr. Lasance, Sir James Butler, and Francis were Our there IRISHMEN. presented Heart messenger, FOR Sacred Record, SOCIETY Directory, 1921, A Agent roe catholic apart from Catholics handsome silver teapot Patrick Sexton, j.P., of Tamworth. J. SPIGL Work was found for Archbishop No Initiation Fe*. Lady's Annals, St. Joseph's Garland Catholic Press Advocate, St. Anhosts of non-Catholic friends and Dr. Sexton was a native of Ennis, Cheapest Cow Tobacconist. Perth, will be _Waged If by the ladies of the church, as a Irish, American. and The Annals, Ave Maria, BenzIffer's Magazine. thony's arrival. his after with shortly in the .ManniN joined "eirflrements of who your esteem Australia for sympathisers. Circulating Library, St. Patrick', Badges, tributions. English Literature Stocked. Ireland. and came to you would call token of their high meets and save money. Shaving .4d.. Haircutinterest taken by Large Assortment. At the time of beautiful new church of the Sacred Branches: Hugh O'Neil, Perth, their Catholic fellow -citizens to many years ago. orders sent to any part of Bride for the keen Trades Hall ting 911. his his death he was 56 years of age. Heart, Kew, was blessed and open- alternate Thursdays, In the Tambellup :Aim their appreciation of No remittanc her in church matters. Perth. Post. -street, Beaufort V.P. 14), by (Room W.A. inst. 14th. Lhe on Razors township will be the scene of Mr. high great qualities as a church- and had practised in the town for ed Is his Grace Brian Boru Branch, Fremantle, every needed. Cheapest In Perth. other aralternate Tuesday, Friendly Societies Set; Watches. Pipes, or any man and a citizen. The few days Zt years. lie was a brother-in-law and Mrs. Shurer's fut. re home. Secretary's ticles Repaired with guarantee. 64 Adelaide -street; At the Cathedral. Ballarat, on Hall, in Brisbane and Townsville were of the late Father P. I). Ryan, and -street, 23 Burt Keating, W. reference Address, feeling inst., 8th Sunday, Parnell, Stuart days. Charles Fremantle. made memorable was one of the most gifted medical address, Court was made by the Very Rev. John Boulder; Secretary's men in the State. R.I.P. I rides's. note. Boulder; meets alternate Insurance Company, Limitcd. Kerin, Adm., to the lamented death The Catholic Advocate publishes 1,1110n, Midland Junction, J. F. John DeRyan, I. T. O'Malley, Quebec -street, Midland funca photograph or the re-union of SAMSON'S BUILDINGS, BARRACK-STREET, PERTH. His Lordship Bishop Dwyer. of of the late lion. Party STATION. Labour RAILWAY the of at tion. OPPOSITE held Leader WENT puty Union atlargely the Brisbane -Manly Maitland, addressed. a Money to Lend on application to the of Representatives, Society's FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE, PLATE GLASS, Messrs. J. and H. Toowoomba on July 27th. It shows tended meeting of the Catholic Fe- in the House Church similar Maxwell, Solicitors, Barrack -street, Perth, or the and EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY, INSURANCE at LOWEST a fine body of priests, and indica- deration at St. James Hall, Mus- and at St. Alipius' J. Snigg, E. lilt:it/EN. Manager. care J. Rev. CHAS. the Secretary, by General made was Proprietor. E MIDWOOD, Manager, DANIEL MULCAHY, CURRENT RATES tes what S11 Patrick's, the Big wellbrook, on the 7th inst. There referenceGleeson. The prayers of the Barrack -street. at Harold Cliffs the on Muswellthe House in members White are 1.230 for the reYOUNG CATHOLIC Manly, has already accomplished brook branch, and for five years had congregation were asked PERTH deceased MEN'S SOCIETY. for the Church in Australia. One won the prize for the highest ntim- pose of the soul of the 604 HAY -STREET, PERTH. great desire that fills the hearts of her of members in the State. His statesman. . the Patronage or Ills Grace (Under their to see is adpriests lengthy a delivered Manly Lordship the Archbishop Clone,. The Right Rev. Monsignor Shana- Billiard Room, Lounge, Library, Card Alma Mater at Manly erected into dress on the Liguori case. The verof Room, Cricket Club, Harriers' Club, has been re-elected president a great National College holding, as dict, he said, was not so much a han Hamilton Musical, and Dramatic Debating, hospital. Society. his Grace Archbishop Duhig says, personal victory for Dr. Dwyer, of the ACCOUNTANCY CLASSES. the same relation to the Church in Wagga, as it was for the Church. Mr. Thomas Neill. of Bengworden A SOCIETY THAT EVERY CATHOLIC Australia that Maynooth College Catholics had not learned anything Station, has passed away in Licensed Auctioneers, Sworn Valuators, Property and Business Sales -YOUNG MAN SHOULD BELONG TO. his Ireland. in abparticulars on application toChurch the knew Full to already more than they bears KilMen, Builders, Financiers, etc. of a native was He Hon. Secretary. year. WEBB, W. J. 99th Having for its main objective the out the inner life of the Convents, kenny, {Ireland. He landed in Ausrealisation of this desire. and also to but many others had learned so tralia in 1852, when 30 years of age, (Opposite TOWN HALL continue and cement the bond of much that 'they should now have and followed all the gold rushes al Society of St. Vincent de Paul (Inoorp). union and friendship formed during nothing but respect fcir the Sisters. Bendigo, Ballarat. Port Curtis and Australia Western of He paid a high tribute to the Nuns College days. the ex -students Rents Collected. Money to Lend. Established 1912. purpose fol- in the Convent. Mr. Justice Fer- Gippsland. This Society exists for the Manly 'have, in recent years, and others, of assisting worthy families example of Maynooth guson, who presided *at the Liguori lowing the and L. J. Dwyer. Dudley the T. A. Institutions. that public Principals: of inmates decided Including Ballarat Council engages and other colleges, formed a union ease, is a native 6f the town of Alfred indigent circumstances,it and Bells in the Tower of the In City and General Representative: J. Len O'Sullivan. is governed In other good works. of priests. This is what is now Muswellbrook. return the noun on (top No. 52 rung in City Hall be by a Louncil, office Maylands Representative: T. J. Coonan. well known as the "Manly Union." Royal Arcade, Perth, and has branches of Bishop Foley to his diocese. or conferences In many parishes its motto is. -"Pro Den et Austra- Mr. Eustace Thomas Hollingdale. State. the throughout and Mr. of son fourth Australia." and Buyers of Property or Businesses should see us. We Sellers God and LL.B., "For B.A.. lia, and The Rev. P. R. McCafferty. The calls on Its funds are many, its reMrs. E. J. Hollingdale. of Woollahra, 0.C.C., his many friends will regret with a view to supplementing persons can build you any dale of house, prepare all plans, and finance you. invites Society as the practice to sources, admitted recently Briswas its Money to lend on Houses, Vacant Land, Pianos, Furniture, etc. We The Manly priests in the hear is unwell, and a serious when making their wills to rememberfavSupreme Court, to may be made in bane archdiocese have their own a solicitor of the operation is said to be necessary; work.of Bequests are experienced rent collectors; our collectors call all suburbs from any or Alex. ThompCouncil, Mr. of Particular the motion J. the T. on our branch of the Union, and Rev. shortly. Fremantle to Midland Junction. Auction sales conducted anywhere. Conference of the having, served his articles Nolan, P.P., of Dalby, is its presi- son, K.C., R. Alterations, additions and renovating of houses, etc., carried out A. Aollingdale, B.A., E. J. Corbov died suddenly YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY OP dent. It is a custom, approved by with Mr. Mrs. a was and financed if necessary. Mr. Hollingdale on the 30th Kvneton. home. her the Archbishop and other Arch- LL.B. at AUSTRALIA, WESTERN bishops and Bishops of Australia, student of the Marist Brothers' She had been married only a Under the Patronage Of His Grace the and in ult. Archbishop. Agents for The Commercial Union Assurance Co. For Fire. Accimonths. to hold annually a eeneral re-union High School, Darlinghurst, few and Language. Objects: The Study of the of the members. This year Father 1916 joined the 13th Hussars, and Employers' Liability Insurance. Send for us; we pan asdent, Dancing and Literature, History, he Music, selected served in Mesopotamia: where The turnover of the Colac Dairy- of treland, and the revival of the ideals Nolan and his executive sure satisfaction. remained and Captaincy, his town, amountgained year -Ireland Irish for the of an Tonwoomba as his native of the ing Company The Society MEETS NEXT MONDAY ed to £505,958. and in his own happy. cheerful way there until the termination EVENING at 8 p.m., at ST. PATRICK'S -ST. refers to it as the Queen City of war. BOYS' SCHOOL, WELLINGTON Monthly Subscriptions: Ladies and The death occurred on the 2nd of Juveniles, the Commonwealth. The re-union is 6d. Gentlemen, Is. Moruya, of Bossence. I. Con Mrs. Father of 27 July Ballarat August at was held at Toowoomba on J. P. hOHENY, Hon. Secretary. 556 of the Lewisham Hos- heady. senr , relict of the late Mr. P. CLIFFORD. AIM. Secretary. and 28, and in every way was most an inmate revealed the Thomas Conheady, of Garvoc, aged successful. From north and south pital. An examination for necessary be and east and west came priests to fact that it willanother operation. 80 years. She lived at Garvoc for a WEST & GARRETT PLUMBERS. number of years. where the' family WINDMILL EXPERTS, the number df 24. Besides the Rev. him to undergo Engines, Our Specialities: Pumping atheld in high esteem. R.I.P. was President, the following also Ilydraulic Rams. Tanks. Windmills, caption the is Policy" Big, "The (Wiltended:-Revs. F. Burton and Pumps. Bores, for chooses 10 LAKE -STREET. PERTH. ston), M. Masterton (Nanango), P. the "Daily inTelegraph" Another defeat was sustained by {which Sir Joseph CarJ. Murphy (South Brisbane), W. the article sectarians and the "loyalists" the critics of his the LOOK LIKE. SOME SMELL LIKE councillor SOME McGoldrick (Hereto& M. G. Mur- ruthers deals with new Collins, M. 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among the Magdalens, on his acatunt trance struction in schools, should make Pirgld7M1@lfg1-40g1t.grAgi@IEZON10.10g0P well feel happy and, taking her rosary in lXith such dispositions he may asleep; a Catholic girl fear and dread to her baud, bile sat down to wait fur and of God; hived a called be II truly matcontract such a marriage, no awaking. God assuredly will return the sen . herThe non-Catholic ter how loudly the curtains had been drawn hour the in this, usury UalffilOIONOIffifOffligraigggiffOg-A1101.01 with timent LOYALTY. will he young man may profess that across the open window; and as she of his utmost need." A Carespect her "convictions." glanced through shaded light (1) The devotion of a citizen to name "indeed; I do not doubt it," said at the pale face ofthe III tholic girl worthy e: the tha sleeper, the his country is a natural virtue, felt Sister Mary of St. Magdalen. "And, feeling that she had been familiar should have the humility and docilit by the heart. Possibly a comfort instinctively what Mother, warnings of the 0 dear to listen to the of -with it lormerly came across her thohc paper and to read it, do not ity a critic might trace its origin to a VOCATION. as voiced through her apis to be able to feel this; and to with more vividness than ever. get the idea that you are doing a Church fear and make lust for without mere him, not does leeve she to If able be proved teacers. Never, in fact, since the day on it arise out ofpossession, favour to the publisher. Of course, some clannish fecior anxiety, in the hands of that which she saw her first, I said, "Let me walk in the fields:" he is glad to have his circulation in- make a sacrifice of her own views, had she to primitive peoples which made perhaps ing, soon su is also who her obstinacy God live to regret she will been able to look He said. "Nay, walk in the town." creased, but the favour you are doat XVinifride 'what they held against the The views be his Judge!" without something of the same hold I said, "There are no flowers here:" ing is far greater to the person you -which God forbid! (By Cecilia Mary Caddell.) Various material suggesworld. be those girl sho.ild a of the Catholic He said: "No flowers, but "Comfort! yes. indeed my child: puzzled feeling; albeit the reseal are urging to avail himself of the of the Church. which. throughout of Ibis kind have been made CHAPTER XIV. Crown." and joy, if we only reflect well upon silence was not sufficiently strong tions means to learn what he should all the ages, has ever been the chamfor it; but their truth to account no such as to carry conviction with it, and I said, But the skies are black, Joy unspeakable. its it?!! know about his religion and falsehood is immaterial and is, inThere is nothing but noise and works. And the cross did come at last- length or prosperity of life could therefore it never even occurred to or Everyone can influence pion of the rights of her sex. beyond all proof utterly or deed ever do, at almost her to suspect that it was Mildred's din:" came, as crosses give us." another to take a Catholic paper. It being a pure hypothesis But He wept as He sent me back: is a work of Catholic charity-not the moment when it was least ex"Yes," said the novice. slowly- face which haunted her in the fea- disproof, verification. of WITH incapable TOUCH MoreIN GETTING which in the form of Ile said, "there the in spite tures of her sistet. In a very few "There is more," pected, and in "yes, it is a joy, in the sense that wool is often emit is, indeed of very slight GOD. is Sint" probably it was least desired! Two bitterness of the husk in which it minutes after her entrance Wini- over, ployed-but in the wire of kindlito discover the root how I wish my fride awoke. Her first glance was importance I said, "But the air is thick, years had nearly passed away; the is enveloped. the ness, or brotherly regard, in a thing has spiting, which from And fogs are veiling the sun;" It is possible for the most Miter- feast of St. Magdalen was again brother could have felt it also! But to her crucifix, her second to the since what was sense in which He said, "Love thy born of earth may intimate with proI was unas the said with se he y(sung Ile answered, "Yet souls are sick, to become and angry; man near, was nun ate he drawing who watcned her. neighbour as thyself." And souls in the dark undone!" -They tell me you hate been very well be fitted for a place in Hea. God as the greatest saint. Why? fession of Sister Mary of St. Mag- feeling and ungrateful: and 'oe left ill, my child," the latter said, ten- yen: it is not what things were, bus I said, "I shall miss the light, Because, said the preacher, union dalen, who had been accepted by me at last in that great vexation they are, that most concerns And friends will miss me, they DO NOT DECEIVE YOURSELF. with God did not depend on a sub- the sisters as a member of their "You irsaa forgive him; he is derly; -but I hope you will be bet- what us. The fact. therefore, of the exsay!" tle intellect, but upcn God's grace community. very young: and perhaps some day ter soon.' as ill not, is who istence of this feeling of loyalty to souls are There He answered. "Choose to -night. "I du not think su,- Winifride our particelar and upon man's goodwill and per- Very early in the same year. later he will think better of it. central group, whethey say, be led, except by the severance. God was telling to give Winifride had entered the noviti- And now, sit down and stay here said, in almost a whisper, II I am to miss von or theyl" "nor does ther local or national, or internathat fancy they of God, and Spirit I pleaded for time to be given; the doctor. each one, no matter to what stave ate of the Magdalen, at the espec- (mealy, while I rest a ittle. I have king felt it tional. cannot he contested. Even BOOKSELLER AND IMPORTER, all things they imagine are so many of life he or she might belong, the ial instance of Mother Provincial, told the infinnarian that you would awning on." 109-11 LITTLE COLLINS-STREET, Iii said, "Is it hard to decide? inspirations and movements of the grace to become perfe t. dt will not seem hard in heaven MELBOURNE. The Ca- who, foreseeing her future sanctity. stay here and take care of me for "And you never even tuld us," those people whose constant attiseems to belie any such spirit, "Scruples"-Words of Consolation. To have followed the steps of Holy Ghost, who takes them by the tholic Church provided a system and feeling a holy impatience to the present I thought you would said her mistress, a little reproach- tude By Rev. P. Oearon, 0.C.C., D.D., would justify their own strictures on hand. and conducts than like chil- well suited to lead men to God; hasten God's designs of mercy on like it better than going among fully*. your Guide." "Surely, Price, 5/9 (post free). my B.A. oear child, In a Catholic's religion was part of his her soul, had decided on admitting the others." the very ground that they love. and "The Soldier's dren, in all they would do. -Life of Rose Lumis. Song." Set to music. that was not quite rieht." this way they greatly deceive them- daily life. Latest and best of Irish publicaguessed Mother Provincial loot "Mother, if I had, you would have wish to correct because they love. Yet a Catholic might her without delay. And Winifride Price, 1/7 (post free). tions. It is, then, this mere fact of paselves. to a real relief been ants communirightly. It was did not disappoint her expectations. Mass, confess too kind attend and Extra packing roll, 3d. extra. careful. I had WORDS OF WISDOM. that is of momentary inter- "The Crucifixion ofonIreland," By H. cate frequently, might spend much Every day she grew in holiness, and Maude to be quiet anywhere; but a life of sin to expiate; and I triotism est. rather than the cause which Price, 10d. {post A. Campbell. same where everythought at the every day in that sick chamber, but seemed to annihilate her1 in could time chtrch, do it HEART. MUSIC OF THE best by produced it; for it is an axiom or free ) Save when you are young, to THE of love rutighing much disediself more and and suffermore entirely, by thing preached it a little like the others." time be the cause of Talks to Nurses-The Ethics of Nur. spend when you are c:d. ing. By Rev. H. S. Spalding, S111, The old- ing, it was more than a relief it "A little!" repeate." Sister Mary principle of Catholic theologians fication to others by his life outside humility and penance. 9/f1 (post free). Contemplation, says St. Francis A writer who lived to be very church. He might haye the exter- est of the Magdalens were fain to was almost a consolation. She sat ,if St. Magdalen, sorrowfully-"but that nature never acts in vain nor SomePrice, Ethical Aspects of the Social is wholly wrong. Whenever we of Sales, is the daughter of charity. old said that if he were beginning ior life-if they might so call confess that they found something there for an hour or more, some- I must not scold you now. Questions. By Rev. W. McDonYou find a very strong a little belief would "sing life again, he in the inwardly, praying wish times sometimes intercontinually in ald, D D. Price, 10/6 (post free,. all-important the example me lack of the of Magbut to write a letaee for y. -u, race as All are called to contemplative a race. then there must he Mother of 'Divine Grace-A Chapter !n So Sister Mary of St. some prayer; no one is excluded from ,every day," and he would do all ior spiritual life, without which he dalen of St. Pelagic (Winifride's exchanging a quiet sentiment with I think. the Theology of the Imo ulete. real meaning to its belief. that he could to cultivate a love of Could not get in tut.ch with God. name in religion) to emulate and the Superioress, who, in the midst Vincent told me." this divine banquet. By Rev, S. M. Hogan, O.P. 'rice, Custom may have distorted or cariis one of the best things music. ss. (post free). "Yes, Mother; to my father. had acted thus in copy; and her religious superiors of her own weariness and exhausContemplative prayer is the nor- a young person can cultivate. Bet- The Pharisees catured the Princes original: of His Pp so but there the roused were tion, herself must more helpnever every now and Two weary of Lord's time. expressing write Our to him, though lie must have been some original. mal development and the natural ter than any form of written music ful means of attaini g Evangelist. BY Rev. C. C.Mar the true their gratitude to God for the mar- then to give a word of 5ympatoy to would not answer me before; Si. Price, 5/4 (post goal of all prayer. however, is music in the heart. It spiritual life were the practice of vellous way in which He had her grieving daughter. At the end perhaps even 11(.1W he wil; not." amid free). (II.) But it is nit merely a natThe Visible Church-Her Government, Affection cannot survive indiffer- helps to keep the heart young. and familiar prayer with God and the wrought sarietity in this soul, so of that lime came 'c Liock at the Perhaps tour letter reach- ural expression of primitive, feelCeremonies, Devotions, etc. Pr ence. at is a plant of too tender it bars the door to low spirits and fuller realisation of God's presence lately the sport ul the demon, and dor, and the iiilirmariiii entered ed hen." her mistress mover said, consol- ing, for nothing has been left that Rev J. F. Sullivan. Price, 6/5 growth to be treated lightly, and. general gloom. Let the heart be during every hour of their lives. such au easy prey to passion. with a tejegnan and an open let- ingly; fur she saw (post free). large tears is that only no department of hua cold breath is its sure death. full of music, but do not keep all of Some regarded God as being far Manual. .Flit Elementary Winifride had hardly continence ter. gathering in the poor girl's eyes." man life has been abandoned, but Catechists Course. By Rev. R. MacEachen. Let some of it find ex- distant and awful, to be approached ed her novitiate "Yes, read it, of course; read it "Oh, he must have before Sister Few can utter words of wisdom, it there. Price, 10/6 (pest free,. it; for I all have been made sacred by lips, and add your- by a multiplicity of cut-and-dried Mary of St. Magdalen was ap- at once," said Mother Superiorers, sent it to Birmingham, got Social resebinge of James Conbut opportunity to a, eak kind pression on your where he is Christ Our Lord. So, too, He has The nolly. singing workers of the selves to the By Rev, L. Melienna, as prayers and endless Aevotions. But pointed second mistress of the Mag. the novice turned towards her quartered, and it coon not have dignified patriotism. words is offered to everyone, and For While 2/- (post free)_ world if you would also be number- God was a loving Father, who long- delens; and thus, these two lives, for the needful permission. But been lost." he denounced the narrowness of na- Faith Price, they are more helpful.-Spaiding. end Duty. A Course of Lessons. ed among the successful workers of ed for them to speak to Him from so strangely and yet unconsciously the task was beyond her power. "Quartered fly J. F. Smith. at Birmingham!" tional religion, He, who was HimWith prefa, Leery unselfish thought sends a the world. by Rev. S St. John, S.J. their hearts, telling Him their trou- connected with each other, continu- Her shaking hand could nardly said the novice, suddenly. Price, "My self man, felt the bonds of national lasting fragrauce into the whole 9/6 (post free). bles, joys, and desires, and treating ed to flow side by side, in the daily hold the telegram, and her eyes dear child, who is your father?" love and pride. Over the far moral atmosphere ui the world.that Him exactly and were so dizzy she "My as they would hourly an intiintercourse could make father! sight demanded of His own fair Oh, city. I He wept, forgot --you John Oliver elobees [...i's. Craigie). IN THE VALE OF CLWYD. Kinds of Plumbing, Gaa-Fitting, mate friend on earth. As a man's by their relative positions as mis- nothing of the crabbed characters du not know. My real name is when in His knowledge of the fut- For alland Galvanised Iron Work, Some men and woolen are living friendship Henrietta Grey, and my father to ure He beheld it straitened and bat. , God grew, so did tress and pupil in the science of the inscribed upon it. from God take awith MARK DUNN The little church, dating a strenuous lite, but the things they major saints. "I cannot," she said larger and larger share Mother Provincial still linfaintly, placof the tered on every side. He wept over regiment." of village in the times, are strenuous about is none of their Norman in his dank life until he felt God's gered on, less, as it sometimes seem- ing the telegram once more in the "Major Grev!" The truth came Jerusalem not merely because He 332-334 Wellington-street, Pire, Plumber and Drabber. business. They arc besylsoches sn Derwin, North Wales, can boast a presence continually with him, in- ed, an inhabitant of earth than hea- infirmarian's hands. like a flash of lightning on Maude's foresaw the ruin of a great city. but ToLicensed the Water Supply, circular churchyard, environed by fluencing his every thought, word - ven. other men's 'matters. glanced her eyes over mind. God, The latter This, then, was the Hen- because it was the chief city of His Sewerage,Notropotitan and her awn intense and Drainage Department. is no apparent use as and action.-Father Toseph Gunn. which a road Dairying Utensils rietta desires, both telegram and letter, and then for nation. Baths, Bath Heaters, seemed ever drawing her whom she hai been prayHe was human as well as Plenty of work is the best remfar -away days Tanks, In and Windmills way. Made and upwards, while her daughters re- read aloud-"This telegram is just ing so many months -so many Divine. So. again. throughout His edy fur sensitive individuals-work athepublic peoples affected a circular doubled their prayers and tears arrived. My father is out of dan- years; this was the sister of Mil- life He uas splendidly loyal to and self-control-determination and formCeltic for their sacred enclosures,, MARRIAGE NOT A HUGE JOKE that she might still be permitted to ger, and I am to go back at once: dred-the daughter every organisation VALESCO will. Half of one's griefs are only of which PRIVATE that greyHOSPITAL. could and the memory of them is still Terrace. Miss M. O'Callaghan. imaginary. among them, so that she forgive the my petulance. lie sa es haired man who, with streaming have conceivably any claim upon narvest Medical, Maternity. kept alive be the graveyerd of this "Marriage is something more than remain TeleHe spoke unhesitatingly of Sergleal, used sometimes playfully td re- he will not have you disturbed on eyes and trembling lips, had be- Him. phone siosn "Cast thy care upon the Lord. singular form in the of any ascoant. No time for more. sought the her hypocrisy ocial function, e hi e^ joke, a so- proach them, that they would nut aid in the recovery of of the lives and the and He will sustain thee."-Ps. liv. Derwin. Within the -..- so -.sere ciety I must be off directly." his child. narrow This lottery. never since that outlook let her die. But was It is Henrietta! upon something more religion of the 23. The Past upon His infinite the Celts up their altars for "0 my God, I thank Thee," said And God had not -been deaf, as she priesthood of His own nation, but GLANVILLE'S Mercy the Present upon His Love; pagan worship, until the Christian even than a civil contract. It is a feast of St. Magdalen, when she Sister Mary of St. Magdalen, burst- had sometimes, in hour, of depres- of their power and jurisdiction He LEMON HEADACHE POWDERS. The and the Future upon His sweet Pro- church triumphed over the heathen, divine institution set up by God had given hope to Winifride, and ing into tears. "Then I have not sion, been tempted to imagine, to spoke only to acknowledge them. Great Australian Remedy for Instant for His own purposes. Why are not the promise of a cross to Maude, vidence.-De Caussade, S.J. (1751). and churches were built where the people Relief and Speedy Cure of all Headbeen disobedient or ungrateful. My her petition. Their example He mold not praise, aches, Neuralgia, more On inthe cautious had she been able to leave the contrary, in entering He Toothache, and Inaltars once stood. In the church- into the state? Why do they not firmary, or to mingle again with dear, dear father( God bless him had granted her even more than but their precepts He did. Rheumatism, Sciatica, LumEven fluenza, yard at Derwin stands a remark- remind themselves that marriage is the children of her adoption ' in for that very word." etc. Price, 1/9 per box, or 3d. she had ever dared to ask for: and of the huge Roman Empire ST. ROSE OF LIMA. His bago, able cross, thirteen feet high, the not physical satisfaction or the each powder. H. C. Olanvflle,-M.P.S., "And the cross?" said the by Superher guarded appointment fftterances toil. as second miscould not be Market-st., Fremantle (Two doors lure their pleasures or their daily most perfect in the Vale of Clwyd, of the beautiful, but a great parttress of the Magdalms, He Invalid as she was, however, she ioress smiling. had construed into any anti -national de- from Post Office). Feast, Tuesday, August 30. and in the church is one of the fine nership with each party losing life was "It is gone, Mother-quite gone," made her, in point of its', a direct clamation. so that while the Phari still the ruling spirit of the of which there rood -lofts are old flower of sanctity-, the lovely This to find it in the other? caring for all-watching said the eovice, dashing the tears instrument in HU hands for the wel- sees never dared to rouse the peoHappiness house first canonised Saint ef the New many examples in Wales. T. P. HERBERT ple by saying that He was subdoes not consist in the things you over all-accessible at all times to front her eyes, and sra-ing one of fare of the soul she prayed for! World, was burn at Lima in 1586. servient to Rome, their attempts re Family Grocer and Provision Merchant, have or in the beauty you possess, all who sought her aid-ever ready her beautiful, radiant smiles upon (To be Continued.) She was christened Isabel, but the curry favour with Rome by insist- 398 Rokeby-re., Sublaro (Near N(cholbut in the character you hoed."- to soothe, to sympathise and cows. the kind Mother, v?ho had upheld HOME. Families Waited on Daily beauty of her infant face earned Rev. Ben,ard Vaughan, S.J. DON'T TREAT COLDS THIS ing on His antagonism to Caesar street). set, and ever forgetful of her own her so gently and yet so firmly in Country orders attended to and carefully for her the title of Rose, which she "And now that WAY. ism, could be backed up only by an packed. cross, in her generous eagerness to the hour of trial. If you have a home, a Christian ever of ter bore. As a child, while home, where love is, thank Gor for impudent falsehood. help others in the carrying of theirs. it is gone, I feel almost sorry, for still in the cradle, her silence under it. It's in Your Breathing Tubes, Not III.) Loyalty, therefore, to my infirmary becarae a very sanc- I ought to have borne it better." Thank Him every day you & MURRAY The THE J. J. BENDON a painful surgical operation proved live and every time you see the HARROLD "Which of us may not say the the Stomach. tuary by her presence in it; no one country and to my people is a virProduce Merchants, Victoria Park, SHOE STORES, the thirst for suffering already con- homelessness of the multitude of have on Sale Bran. Pollard, Chair. Hay, ever entered there without feeling same? and what, alas! do we evil130 HIGH -STREET, FREMANTLE. that I learn from my Master. suming her heart. At an early age men and women in the world. Few Straw, Oats, Barley, Wheat, Linseed, as if there was something of heaven do that we might not have perYou have a cold, ,r.y our child tue 'Phone B425. I have right, if I take my teachshe took service to support her im- indeed, are the causes for thankful- and Maize. Terms Cash. Tel. A3945: in it already! said her has a cold, a cough, a tight feeling ing fromno Him, And so in truth haps done better?" to denounce it as a poverished parents, and worked for ness that are greater than a real "But be comfort- across the chest, a sureness in the weakness, for even there was! The loving, tender Mother, gently. In spite of home. If God has given yoh that, them day and night. Your cross was a breathe% tubes. In the past how Socialism establishes'when (if ever) "SHAMROCK" soul, which looked out of those ed. my child. international. hardships and austerities, her He has given you one of His best PETERS S have you heavy treated one. and you have such? borne it Maybe by ism in government, calm grey eyes, had become so TEA AND GRILL ROOMS, and beauty ripened with increasing age, gifts. Your praise of Him for it syrup or trade, it will find that police, familiar, in the long, lonely medi- bravely. Now you may go to the swallowing a druggy the national WELLINGTON -STREET, PERTs and she was much and openly ad- should be coupled with the sort of MONUMENTAL SCULPTORS tations of the sick-room, with the chapel, if you like, to say a Te cough mixture into your stomach. feelings M. SHERIDAN, Proprietress. desires will be always mired. From fear of yanity she loving. helpful, and considerate life Your stomach was not there. and other world, and so imbued with Deum before the Blessed Sacra- But why? They may be diverted to cut off her hair, blistered her face that makes home a happier place M. A1101 ailing: the trouble ment." was in the its spirit of sweetness, that at BRIGGS AND ROWLAND,. useful ends, but they can never be with pepper and her lands with for all its members. "Thank you, dear Mother," said throat. Rings, and bronchial tubes. destroyed. times, as if unable to contain itself Wellington -street, Perth (OppoYet loyalty, as our site503Railway lime. For further security she enIt's a mistake: and Peps are the Lord also teaches, Good. Yard). The Premier any longer, it seemed to flow over Sister Mary of St. Magdalen, kissHead Office does and not mean Lime Merchants of W.A. Aband atone rolled herself in the Third Order the earthly vase which held it, and ing her thin wasted hand as it lay rational breathable remedy which a blind subservience to every act solutely the Highest Percentage of of St. Dominic, took t. Catherme WOMAN'S REAL RIGHTS. SW Yard Write for Prices to shed the balm of paradise itself listlessly outside the coverlet. "That science has provided to supersede of my own nation. Lime in the State. The genuine model, her and of Siena as redoubthis obselete and nape -about way patriot, particsiars before purchasing elseupon all who approached her per- is just what I should like to do." just because his patriotism and WEST SUBIACO We defy competitiqa. where. The Her cell was a In married life, by God's decree. led her penance. of treatment. Peps She left the room for the purare little tabson. No wonder, therefore, that No egtUnteBriggs In the trade. garden hut, her couch a box of the husband is the head of the wife. pose; but she had hardly closed lets which contain germicidal, chest is genuine, may baobliged to de- only with others trading under a simiThree minutes the tempted and struggling sought the door behind her ere she met strengthening pine essences, toget- nounce the evil and unjust courses lion broken tiles. More than once, and this should be seriously taken lar name. Lime for Manure at very her to renew their strength, the joyof his own people: and the greater low rate. walk west of when she shuddered at the prospe`t to heart by every girl who contemful to sanctify their joy, and the Sister Mary of St. Vincent, the first her with other valtusWe medicinal his love for his country, the more Station of a night of torture, a voice said, plates matrimony. If it were ponwho agents. These volatile curative es- passionate. sorrowful to receive such consola- mistress of the Magdalens, in all likelihood. will be "My Cross was yet more, painful." dered over in all its details, it would sences are so prepared than as soon HOLDWAY & CO. tion its the saints alone have power stopped her at once to says appeal to it to follow after jus- Licensed The Blessed Sacrament seemed al- save her from that awful curse-a Manufacturers to confer. "Dear Sister, d was iust looking as you put a Peps tablet into your his sewerage Plumbers (Certifitice and truth. pt triotism, like cated). most her only food. Her love for mixed marriage. em1 tiasfitters and and Ionifportare I want you to go ai mouth they are liberated in the every other goodForquality, If in the past One bright summer morning Sis- for you. 40-4a Trial Solicited. A Workers. must be It was intense. When the Dutch mixed marriages were surrounded to write a the infirmary once to form of healing vapors. You A1396. ter Mary of St. Magdalen entered Pier -street, Perth. subject always to conscience. and fleet prepared to attack the town, with dangers these dangers are now the room with an open letter in letter for Magdalen of St. Pelagic." breathe these vapors down to the cannot dictate to conscience; its Rose took her place MARBLE before the and "Magdalen of St. Pelagic in the throat and lungs, and thus treat promptings must be beyond al: powers of calber hand. Her face was pale as M. J. O'KEEFE carefully centabernacle, and wept that she was increased GRANITE The loose culation or description. ashes, but mournfully calm in its infirmary-: Is there anytb:ng the the organs that are inflamed direct. sored by prudence, justice, forti- Butcher' 246 Carr -at., Leederville, not worthy to die in Its defence. ideas of ton-Catholics with regard matter? She seemed tolerably In a way, 't is like breathing from tude..anyi temperance. MONUMENTS, Prime Beef, Mutton, Pork, Lamb alexpression, as she knelt down for But allowAll her sufferings were offered for to sexual morality, the prevalence not on ways hand. Corned Beef and Small a vaporiser or bronchitis kettle. ex- ing all this, I must recognise her Mother's blessing, saying at the well this morning. and did HEADSTONES, that Goods a Speciality. All Meat kept in the conversion of sinners, and the of means to frustrate God's designs cough more than usual." cept that there is no apparatus my country has certain same Cool Storage on Premises. Tel. A3297. etc. definite thought of the multitudes in hell for the propagation of the race, the "She had a violent fit of cough- needed. Peps themselves providing "Dear Mother, it has come at upon me. It affords me was ever before her soul. She die* new-fangled facilities for divorce, ing just after you 'were sent to everything needful for the treat- claims last!" protection; it provided: it provides A.D. 1617, at the age of thirty-one. the growing hatred of the non-CaT. J. COONAPCI "The cross. I know it, my child. the parlor, and burst a blood -ves- ment. for my convenience, and allows me Representative. The bleeding Keep Peps always handy, and tholic world for definite religous inBut courage! the cross is never too sel in consequence. In turn I must render to it Printed and Published by has ceased at last: out the doctor, take them for coughs, colds, chills, peace. heavy when we bear it bravely." a willing service, ST. STEPHZ14, KING. a respect, a love for whom we sent at oace, thinks bronchitis, and other throat and even which will BRYANS LIMITED. "You know it already, then?" drive me to do MY it a bad ease; and she is anxious bronchial troubles. Free frost' best by her for her spiritual and PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS. "A little of it, at least. Soeur Feast, Friday, September 2. Peps are a safe, pleasant temporal Assistante told me your father had therefore to let her fether know. drugs. prosperity. Nay, I shall Murray -street lopp. Boans). Perth. would remedy for tilt youngsters. Geysa, fourth duke of Hungary, met with an accident; that 'was the and 1 promised her you see that the nation is really nothing write. But can you Jo it? Are was, with his woe, converted to Of all chemise; and storekeepers. more than an reason I sent for you." PUBLISHED WEEKLY enter ;ed and greater the Faith, and saw in vision the "Thank you." said the novice you up to it? for I hear ewer had myself: for a people is the sum of martyr St. Stephen, who told him But, bad news this morning." EDITORIAL NOTIONS. simply: "it was very kind. G. F. YEATES its individuals. the continued devel"Even then I hope I should have that ne should have a son, who The names and addresses of corO dear Mother, mamma has written Optician. opment of the personality of each would perfect the work he had berespondents and contributors must me such a letter! She says my been able to do my duty, dear sis- 37 BARRACK-STREET. PERT,. one of us. gun. This sun was born A.D. 977, accompany all communications. poor father is crying cut for me ter; but at present I shall have no (Opposite Town Hall) and received the name of Stephen. Secretaries of Societies, corresponcontinually. He is not in his right merit. My cress was heavy enough while it lasted, DANCING. SACRED HEART but it is gone alLADIES' dents, and others will please note He 'was most carefully educated, CO... senses, l believe, for there is great her MISS ROSE moss will held LEGE, that all communications intended and succeeded his father at an fever; and she wants me to go hack ready. A telegram has just come, Dancing class EVERY SATURDAY for insertion in the current week's and may dear father is out of dan- NFTERNDON at the BOYS' CLUB, VICearly age. He began to root out to him.' TUCKFIELD-STREET, issue should be in the hands of the Private lesTORIA PARK. at 2.30. idolatry, suppressed a rebellion of "So I have already understood ger." EAST FREMANTLE. sons can be arranged on application to Editor by midday Wednesday at "I am truly glad." said Sister his pagan subjects, and founded trying it," said Mother Provincial, Miss Rose Moss. Johnson's Buildings. Conducted by the Religious of latest. monasteries and churches all over to give time to the sister to recov- Mary of St. Vincent, "and now u ill Hay -street. Perth. Reports of Parochial Functions Notre Dame Des Missions. you go at once to the infirmary? the land. He sent to Pope Sylveser herself. should be authorised by the parish ASK FOR ter, begging him to appoint bishops BOARDERS and DAY "And she sent my brother. You that will be the best Te Deum you priest, But do not let the SCHOLARS. to the eleven sees he Lau endowed, PHIL RYAN know he never could reconcile him- can make. Reports of Weddings, ls. per inch and to bestow on him, for the self to my vocation, and he has poor child talk more than you can Dodge Motor Car for Hire Day or Night,. Pupils are prepared for University (about 50 words). Car No. 208. 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He placed his reahns under dressed to: MULVALE that I could not. On the eve almost gie, as she was called since her enFounded by Bishop Gibney, 1894. The Oldest Catholic College THE RECORD, the protection of our Blessed Lady, in W t. of my profession! Dear Mother, DRESSMAK ER. BOX 20, G.P.O., PERTH. and kept the feast if her Assumptrain of the students is earnestly The moral and re I dared not! And yet I can see tion with peculiar affection. He Orders attended to. Outdoor Work and Country and understand that to him it must Vf AelotAttaelaattlikittActotAttot,,..oe.A.ArAdktt.44Ateloe Education .....Sec, gave good laws, and saw to their Attended To. have seemed very cruel." lc Examinations are prepared for, including UniverAll execution. Throughout his life, "Your dear father, however, Correspondence Invited. 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