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IECORD. THE ORGAN OF THE ARCHDIOCESE OF PERTH

Registered at the GPO Perth for Ti onsmieeiOn by Post Ls fe Newspaper

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PERTH, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1921

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2043 (New Series)

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VOL. XLV

HOME OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD APPEAL "Westralia Fair" Opens Next Saturday, Oct. 1 Grocery Stand. .1, ntafy groceries as lit are required. What about everyone giv ing a donatio not something to help.' Motors. Motors are still at a deplorable di, count. and albeit there is a chance of these conveniences being provided, the committee would appreciate an intimation of the fact without delay. Hoopla. A eit of articles are awaiting collecGet touch tion. in with headquarters. Who has some imitation jewellers-. for instance. to give to the Appeal? W.A. Caledonian Pipe Band. Apart from the great assistance this organisation is rendering in mane directions, particularly their submission cf national dancing. ;aid control of the grocery stand, last Saturday afternoon in regalia they renew:sect the limo and were instrtunental in securing the very healthy eon] of £17 for the Appeal. Skittle Alley. 'Who can run this splendid .coca, a',d who is willing ti take a bee it serest

SPECIAL MEETING TO MORROW AFTERNOON. Things regarding the 'Fair arc in a very happy state of perfection lust now, and there's only inc 0011Sideritway detract t1011. which will in any from the success el the Fair. and that is weather conditions. a circumstance it is earnestly hoped will not be inclement as to mar the big show. Each day now brings us closer to the first of October. and so that there should be no possibility of hitch ur delay, the executive during the last week have been devoting a good deal of time to attention of detail, working long hours. and not departing from office till a very !ate time, the prosecution of the extra lalmitir being well wan -hilted wlmi 111,, objective is ever in mind to liquidate the debt nn the Home of the flood Shepherd. Leederville. it is asof support which tonishing the ant has been accorded this very great efit to know that and is consoling fort. notwithstanding long devotion to toil. extending now over a period of close tat six months, everything has been "fixed," and only just waiting the day when the movement will be onward fur realising the ambition to bring to he notice of the good Sisters a reply n much more tangible form than the mere acknowledgment of their request to see what can be cl,in

SPECIAL MEETING. Stuntholders and their assistants have been circularised to be in attendance on the Carnival Square, at the foot of William -street, Perth, tomorrow afternoon, the 26theiast. at 3 o'clock, to witness the advance ;Ohieh has been made regarding the Fair. The Committee hope there will be no disappointments by any to be present. being apprised of the exact location, no trouble should be given to all those

in it?

Cartage. For delivery of goods. all interested

shield apply to Mr. J. Edwards, care

cf Messrs. Levan and Walsh, solicitors. Bar rack-street, Perth.

Notice. For delivers- of material on the ground the executive new heeciw ask all to c prepared to send their goods to the Re-le-rec. Arrangemeir.,s will be' made with no delay, and teat days' warniree will only be given. OM Codgardie. One of the biggest attractions at the Fair will be the Old Coolgardie stunt. iind from the viewpoint of spectacular effect should favourably commend. A :

goldfiell surrounding always has an atmosphere of charm and allurement. and in tlie present project nothing will be forgotten to make the picture complete. isveryone has vivid recollections of the "rush" over twenty-five Years ego, when people from near far came to the West to exploit this illustrious fielaeand to money produce, shiploads upon shiploads leaving the Eastern parts of Australia to participate in the gold discovery on the 30th. of June, 1894. The period is, therefore, notable, and, as such, finds a place its the list of -historical events. In miniature then patrons will be given a pourtrayal of this memorable scene, and everything, will be incorporated to make the perspective as realistic and as perfect as possible. Even Denver City MAO will not be overlooked, and Bells. under the capable management of Mr. Their must have been forgotten. a J. Elliott, an identity all will reThre or four are certainly required to member, thirsts, however parched, will be rt g in confection with stunts. be quenched at this "joint," the larder being well stocked with the best of Poster Parade. good drinks, even the appetising spot A big poster street parade will take luscious pies, says., fags, tolgicplace to -day. The procession will lager. co, the old Irish twist swelling the start at 11 o'clock, from the corner of largeandsupplies behind the bar of this Hay and Irwin -streets, headed by the old-time saloon. there will t'lontarf Band, with decorated carts be the eating houseThen on a very large and austere:, which will be carried en scale, with a table that will appease route. the most epicure. Entertainments Flagstaffs. indoors, as well, will not be amiss, and Endeavours are at present being amusement provided in all its departBoxing bouts have been at made to affix flags to masts in and ments. ranged, and one particular feature will around Perth, proclaiming the Wes- he a contest between Paddy O'Share tralian Fair, and motors it is desired nassey, of Hatley's Claim, and Black to utilise similarily. Mick Sloane head bone shaker of the Cool Drinks. No. 3 level. Music is to be supplied Mesdames Doyle and Gee will take in the scheme of effect, and the one charge of this stand. Aerated waters end only gramophone in the State will and cool drinks of every description be there for patrons to heat. To conwill be retailed at the stall, which is venience clinetide the coach will leave now in process of erection on the for the fields at various fixed times, Square. Regaled with gay bunting but for this transport, of course, a and flags of various colours and hues, tax of a "thrum" will be imposed. The the stunt should be most attractive news will have circulation by the popuand effective. lar "Miner's Mail," issued during the evening at the price of a "brown"; and Donations. to be immune from higlewaymen raids, Mrs. shine, of the Catholic Book/ visitors should come Repository. Hay -street, will be glad tr, coping with this lawless prepared for interfervice. receive parcels of donations for safe The glamour will be all there, air] Old custody on behalf of the Hume of the t'oolgardie should 'without a doubt be Good Shepherd Appeal. one of the chief diavas during the CarSubscription Lists. nival time. The urgency of subscription lists heKerbstone Markets. ws returned cannot -be too much Fruit of all sorts is cequired. Mr. stressed at this juncture, and as a Lake, of will provide a great deal of work will be entailed quantity onBridgetown, the day of the Fair, and needlessly if they are left to the last Mr. P. P. Smith, of Fairfield, Nair moment, the committee exhort all' geenait, has provided a crate ut howls. concerned to pay heed to the request Pain Begs. and hurry them in. concerned.

Pictures. Two framed holy pictures have been donated by Mr. M. lankson, of 22 Wickham -street, East Perth, for disposal, and are at the Appeal Office for any stall-holder to use if she calls. Hampers. In the absence of these receptacles, of which there are so few at command, to accommodate stall wares at the close of each night, Messrs. -Cohen and Long have kindly provided nine uniformed-size eases to be availed of in their stead. With a handy hubby, a lock or two, hinges could be affixed to each, and the idea is suggested for each wifey to embrace. '

gentlerien who vo unteered work of Sa turd ty aftcrneon last. '1hroegh this kind aesistanee the whole cf the ground wes trade tidy and. dents. and the pedestrian track, toe, made rid of a great deal of lucerne high overgrowth. It new only torque es rolling, and the committee wteild be glad if they, with

the gilitt, and the sheep. provider wil: Ire required, If readers can help in this way they weuld be greatly assisting. Give this intimation more than a passing glance when reading this par. Howard and Kemp's United Stores. A parcel el groceries is gratefully acknowledged. from these merchants. a ',them, could again come along to the which is appreciated highly. donation Reserve this afteinoon to carry this Publicity in General . Tents. Watch fur the large polders here and Has anyone a tent to provide for the there as from the 20th. inst. All avail Fair? The committee cannot have :ale spaces and positions ii; prominence roe mans- in store; all will be warned have been adopted for use; but the to place tin the Square. idea that prompted these lines is the ,1111illtleement of the fact, for all City Bill -Posting Co. those interested to cast an eye in the The cenprettee is indebted to this in which the, are fixed The direction linn f. ir posting three hundred Wessign . iyerlooki ng rho .% ti ta-E kat rse tralia Fair signs throughinii the town. liarrachet reef railway bridge slniuhl Anonymous Donation. cater air note,. Simply the words. fsueit an eve on the gift of ten "Westralia Fair.- ut lialfenintite Aura given ter the guineas. whia, if'''. 'lashing: iipniximatel reins stallhirlder obtaining the highest prn limes reglith .\ ad then lor the pit ttire seeds. shiw sirecia, a ... as Irani the saute Telephone. date, attractive designs have been MITIpleted, and at the leading cinema shows The ',air will be coon -teed by 'plume as from to-clay. NO that at "Soblisa and Fremantle included, alIVOIIC desires to ling up tie egromitls he or she prejections of the incidence will be made of the ir ;tending display. can de so. A2222 will give reply. Western Mail. Log Chopping. On Saturday, first October, the openNominations are still being received ing any of the Fair, the Western Mail fur the log chopping contests. the still be issued covering a divided page stunt being in charge of the Hon. Mr. giving a half -tone reproduetion of the T. Moore, :NI.L.C. he Underhand Fete. Handicap carries p 'of £20. Ea and Pedestrian Events. E2. with nominatiCia ;and acceptance 'tiff 10s and 2s 6d r c-lively. The ,ominatitnts :o' coming nt 4.4t, and last two years' i an ces will be the committee alvise any likely enrequired with no ions. Entries trants to record their names with Mr. close on the 28th. iersi., and arc receivLt. Snigg, corner of Murray and Bar- ed at the Appeal Office. i-eels -street, as quickly as possible. Entries close. on the 23rd. inst. The Entertainnients. pi;ees are handsome Sheffield HandiIn addition to the list of entertain cep. with 1720, and Sprint Handicap merits already nublished in these colwith £15 award, umns to be submitted during the Fair. Furniture. the "Buffs" Convert Party. accommodated on a lorry, will give an open-air ' Very few responses have come to concert at venires parts of the city hand re articles of furniture. Now, of Perth on Friday evening next. the who can help in this way? 30th. inst. In theatrical dress they Hite. should prove a e ,oil 'draw. II. Messrs. Burford and Sons, of FreBuilding Operations. mantle, have supplied a giant kite. This will be illuminated and anchored Visitors to the round must not be from the ground. dieapeointed after' snaking their louris,ey to the Square on the 25th. inst. Searchlights. There will be the bare skeleton formaMessrs. Gilberts, Ltd., of King -street. tion, and the colour scheme will cerhave placed at disposal two of these tainly, be left till the last, the "daub" himpe. to throw rays of light into the running great risk if exposed to the sky, and so advertise the Fete. weather. The framework will be only "W.A. Record" Advertisers, in sight, and the painted panels encasing and depicting the stalls are packed Any firm at present advertising in this journal is requested to communi- away, and put aside to affix in tarsicate with the executive of the Home tion as soon as the time arrives to of the Good Shepherd Appeal. 52 Royal fasten them to stands. This applies Arcade, when they will hear something to all stunts, and the frontispiece, too, to their advantage regarding pesters to such eitially applies. be affixed at the Fair. Cyclone Pence Co. HOUSEKEEPER. By courtesy of this firm, half a dozen Wanted, a middle-aged, well regates and a fence have been pm-witted , ()amended for harvest field purposes, a facility Catholic Lady (preferable an Irishwoman?. to housekeep which will be very helpful in penning off stock. for a fanner. widower, and children of school -going age. Apply at the Chaff, Etc. "Record" Office or to M. Kelly, YilFor feeding the cow and the heifer. lirrinning -

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Modell.

The Fair frontispiece model has been transferred to the New Zealand Woollen Company, Hay -street, Perth, where it is now on view. Hoardings. A number of large companies have been approached for five sheeter advertising lintels ti: the inside of the fence enclosing the Fair, and negotiations are at present proceeding regardThere will be no ing their erection. lore space, and every void will be by of one kind or something ....rrerea

.:inother.

Linoleum. The committee is still patiently waiting for twenty feet of second-hand linoleum for a stunt. Who is willing to help in this way? Old Iron. A .quantity ,of this is greatly in A donation Avant, 200 sheets to wit. .of two or three pieces from one individual will be helping indeed. Curtains. These hangings are in request. NVill no one respond in complying with so .1n- sort will he modest a wish? Let the head office know. welcomed.

Messrs. William Detanold, Ltd., of Fremantle, through the courtesy of Mr: McCann, have supplied line thousand half-poraid strong brown paper bags for the ban'k, material needed so greatly. for eccommodating vorioes denominations of casts Cement. Bath and Trough. Have a look at this donation in 31r Smith's window, at the corner of Hay and Pier -streets. but beyond the curious inspection, make an investment. Tickets arc only sixpence. Art Union. Butts can now be returned, and are now accordingly recalled. The books have to be sorted, and as it is not desired to tee chaos or unnecessary delay, all concerned should not fail to comply with this wish.

Display at. Brennan's. The articles to be disposed of at the Fete. will be its view in Messrs. Brennan Bros., Hay -street, from the 26th inst. Vendors of tickets will be closely at ham,. and -when passing semen: a docket and so have chance in the art union laibetw. The executive wish to thank all the

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Knitted Mercerised Cotton Frocks Quite a New Idea in Babies' FROCKS, matte in knitted mercerised cotton; they wear well, and wash beautifully. A Pale Saxe Edged Darker Shade, turndown collar, finished with curd, Price 15/6. A Very Pretty Style, in cream, Magyar, square neck, short sleeve, girdle, Price 19/6. Another Style, in cream, in fancy ribbed stitch. round neck. finiehed tiny crochet edging, ribton ties. Price 21/,.. The Very Latest for Baby -:iris of two years. A little lurnee and Skirt, in a rich shade of salmon, the skirt very short aid r giving pleated effect, the juniper in plain stitch,square neck, fastening with buttons. Price 27/6. We have similar styles iii wool, with caps to match, in the loveliest shades of rust, vieux mac, maroon, etc. Price 27/6 and 30/-.

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listing subscriptions. Hangars. Over fifty of these are in train to append, and to-day, subsequent _tu the procession, the full number were put in location, and are now subject to view. Keep an eye open for the big leeircis. The Good Shepherd cans will also be adorned with these fixtures, like Bean Bros., Bon Marche, and Foy and Gibson's carts announcing periodically their lairs. Stunts in General. In the schedule of stunts to be installed en the ground, the committee have -iliscryed '10 fixed "poseys" fur emu, for instance, the ducks, and one ler two others. The executive would lie glad if those ....teemed would kindly see Mt. W. Ramage, Standard Place. Murray -street, Perth, opposite Boans, Ltd., without delay regarding the 'natter. Appeal Dace. From to -day, the 24th. inst., and hereafter, the Appeal Office will be on the Carnival Square, Westralia Fair Grounds, and all work connected with the. Fete will be conducted at the 41CW Will readers please note? address. Cartago. The executive again wish to thank Messrs. J. H. Moullin and Co., for delivery of a quantity of electrical material to the Carnival Square un Tuesday afternoon last. Highgate. The Waratah Stall has suffered a severe loss in the departure of Mrs. Dan Dwyer for the East. That lady has worked most energetically since 4?,Wiling in. Unfortunately she was not able to join up in the early working owing to illness in her family, but. from the time sht: started she made her presence felt in a great measure by the financial result of her efforts. Generous to a degree herself, she led others on Its give a full measure of supple t in every undertaking. and her loss is, and will he, severely felt by the ladies who had the pleasure of working with her The executive ravish her and Mr. Dwyer renewed health and vigor, and happy and enjoyalale holiday, which they both so richly deserve. Donations Received. Mr. T. O'Brien, art union, £2; The Manastery North Perth. per Very Rey. Father Treacy, £1 ls; Mr. J. J. Snigg. £6 8s.

WEST PERTH

Christian Brothers'

On Monday night last a bazaar in aid of the School Building Fund was opened in St. Brigid's Parish Hall by his Grace the Archbishop. A committee of ladies and gentlemen had

College

ANNUAL BALL, 1921, At St. George's Hell, on the evening of the been working for some considerable 24th. August last, the present time making arrangements for the ocstudents of the Christian Brothers' Colcasion, and judging by the beautiful lege, Perth, held their ninth annual displays in the several stalls and the ball. This; social has become completeness of their work, their time very popular in tl.e event past; and its sucand energies had not been spent in cess wase fully repeated en the 24th vain. The hall was simply peeked with an enthusiastic gathering, and a ult. There was sun excellent attencbattalion of relay workers, who only ance, there being more than 300 preawaited the Archbishop's word to at- sent. The floor wes thus taxed to Its tack the pockets of the willing ones utmost ,and throughout the evening at present. His Grace arrived at the - was fast. Sheridan's Jazz itanci supappointed hour, and was accompanied plied ex"ellent music, and ell ebet by Fathers Moss, McBride. Dunn, and could be desired by those present. The McMahen. Later Fathers Hayes and supper room was nicely decorated with Crowley came along and joined in the the college colour.- black and red, an throng. His Grace, in a brief address. ,ongratulated the people of the parish the tables being neatly dec,ated with end their zealous pastor on the rine flowers. showed off the mem very effectively. series of church buildings in the parish, Towards the end of the which were unrivalled in the Arch- evening balloons and streamer; added iliorese. The perish hall was their to the enjoyment .,f the dancers, and own. and they should be proud of it. at the conclusi re of a must entertain 11,. and the priests come there ing evening everybcdy was mianitnous that evening to show, had their epee:ela- in saying that it was one of the most tion of the great efforts they had made successful functions yet held by the for the Church and education. College. Miss Mercia Scott was again bazaar is being held to help lift The the dancing teacher at the College. and burden of debt from Father Fagan's shoulders, and judging by the number she has been very successful in instructand enthusiasm of those present, they ing her pupils. She certainly deserves should exceed the splendid record of great credit for the interest in the two years ago. He tekalared the be - committee, especially to Mesdames :ear opened, and with good humour teaching of the boys, and in the ball lie said he gave the stallholders and their assistants cuthority to empty itself. Thanks ase due to the ladies' the people's pocket?. Immediately committee especially to Mesdames O'there was a center of voices, and Hara, Hannan, Kelly and Walsh. The etedents committee is also to be conmoney left the pockets of its 'with remarkable quickness. Goodowners busi- gratulated on the success of the evenness was done aitsing the evenine and ing. from the beginning to the close the activities of the -money catchers never PERTH CATHOLIC YOUNG MEN'S abated. The bazaar was continued SOCIETY. during, the week. and will close on MonCINDERELLA DANCE. day night next. A full report of the HIBER,TIAN HALL. stalls, the popular men competitlen. NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT. and, if possible, the results will be Tickets, 2s. Sheridan's Orcheetra published next week. W '.\'EBB, Hon. Secretary.

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A most enjoyable evening was spent at Keough's Hall on Tuesday evening last, when the Club held their

first dance. The ceimmittee spared no pains to make the evening a success, and the result amply repaid them for their work. The hall was as beautifully decorated as artists could do it, and the supper, well! it was all that could be desired. Our special thanks are due to Mrs. Keough, who so kindly placed at the disposal of the committee her hall, crockery, etc., and who has been a good friend to the club right from its inception. We regret that some of the young men found it so difficult to oataai partners for the dances; thine however, was due to their bashfulness. and we hope that at our future soul evenings they will be more successful. From a financial point of view the evening *as also a pronounced success, and the Club's funds will materially benefit thereby. The pupils of the elocution class are remindedethat the quarter is drawing to a close, and special arrangements will have to lie made for the ensuing quarter. Thew are therefore request. ed to be present on Tuesday night, 27th. Intending pupils will have an epperrunits of enrollines on that night The, am still a number of books fir the Geese Club to be disposed el. and ma, be obtained Jrom members of the committee All tatiee who have not yet handed in their collecting caress for the Home of the Good Shepherd Appeal ale requesteil to do so as soon as possible. alenihets sue reminded that the baetar is to be held early in November, and there nine remains very little time to complete the needlework. The committee are making arrange mesa, for the picnic to be held at Darlington in October, particulars of which will be announced at the next general meeting, The general meeting will be held in the Parish Hall on Monday next, 26th. inst., when a good attend. ante is desired, as there are man, impertani matters to lie dealt with of that night. -

GRAND EUCHRE PARTY AND DANCE. le Hula at NORTH PERTH TOWN HAIL on

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1521. at 8 p.m. In aid of Osborne Park Bazaar. hree Valuable Prizes-let. Prize, £2 2s. Tickets, 1/6. Mrs. P. J. Cmidren, Organiser.

T B N D B R S. Tenders are invited for Verandah Extensions, Maylands - Presbytery. 154 Railway Terrace (next Post (lilac' All particulars at Presby terse Tel, Al628. Tenders close Mnixday, October 3. Lowest or as y tender not necessarily accepted. FATHER LYNCH.

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MAYLANDS. are not on the rack. Thanks, Aunt Bessy, I have asked my sister goodness, SOCIETIES. Dorothy, for your nice letter. I hope not Iris to write to you, but she has send not are Melbourne. Sept. 14, 1921. eyes your occasionally when (From Our Correspondent). I will try and get her to so far. H.A.C.B.S. leisure some have you and smarting A correspondent in "The Age'. of last birthday a Devotions after last a letter in mine; it was her Sunday On your to write 142. St. Patrick's, No. pot- will not forget to week condemned the practice of paron the 17th of this month, and she is meeting was held by those interested AUNT BESSY. loving, on sons who made their Sunday discourses The usual fortnightly meethig 01 the It was one of my brothershave Mr. P. A. Bryan pre12 in the bazaar. you to -wake up induce to Hiberinto political speeches, and included the warmth in 1 held and 10. Friday, the 19th, he was sided over the meeting. The princi- above breach was 15th. inst., Bro. Cro- personal attacks on those who differed FOR THE WEE ONES am glad that you have done so, and Note: Pat Lanigan, Reg Fitzgerald, pal business dealt with was the Popunian Hall on the three more brothers yet to come; one freCorner the in you and see Jupp, passed The next day another tram them. hope to Kathleen Purchase, Eileen It gen presiding. Sick pay was is as old as myself, the other is eight, lar Girl and Buy Competition. Minnie MOCafferty-, North Cunderdin, Christmas is app~ 'aching, and the youngest is only five; he will :he letter appeared which gave out that it. Minnie McCafferty, 1 am keeping my for Bros Boyne and Alfred. whole of the arfor quently. the that £1/71decided sends was and be expecting card will her returns agreed with that of the previous day, talk with you until next week, so that rangements be left in the hands of the branch extends its sincere sympathy a and our "Wee Ones" six on the 28th of next month. Well. I am afraid they will be be the "Wee Ones." Minnie also sends and gave as an additional illustration and family of the late Bro. I shall not be interrupted by the Aunt)', our house is a pretty place. next our gifts, ofbutlast Sisters, who will conduct the cornpe to the wife year's. My old friends nice long letter which will appear little had that Archbishop Mannix had since his who short frontand died, fa: mile Betsy. a -Aunt recently half who printer. Burke, about see for We can years. previous in as this tition me to generous so week. I am very grateful to my been return spoken of nothing but Ireland. have not been ill for a considerable time. The age. It looks very pretty if you get The following have been nominated Donegal niece. inst., lath. As has been the case with other endown the year, and the new ones are very shy. oe look held and Ball, up early in the morning for the popular boy and girl competi- Hiberman was a It emies of the Archbishop and of the I am sorry Frank has had such a trou- towards the railway line on a misty success. unqualified was an CooRonnie Lockhart, Kathleen little tion: the hope I but Phyllis is Successful. illness, the to and Church, this remark was robbed of a blesome to the Hibernians morning. The railway line runs along Log Chopping Contest nan, Gertie Warner, Artie Hind, and real credit thanks considerable part of its force by rea men will soon be himself again. I am the front of our place, half a mile down best The community. Irish Laurence McDorald. 10 Salisbury -road, WESTRALIA FAIR CARNIVAL sun of the fact that it was not true. glad that he is ready to help the "wee the front. the society are due to those ladies Well, Aunty, I will close A children and adult's plain and of Kalgoorlie, 6/9/21. SQUARE, PERTH. ones," and I am sendifig you a card for with love to you and the Wee Ones. hard, so worked and gentlemen who The Archbishop himself referred to fancy dress ball has been arranged for and who gate so generously. PatSt. Dear Aunt Bessie,-You will think him. I hope he got his tin of absolu- I remain, your loving piece, the incident on Sunday morning last., by the competition to be organised October 11, 12, and 13 I am a long-time returning your card. tion and that it helped him to find a an invitation McGOUGH. is holding rick's Blanch he attended a Communion breakDULCIE when in place take will It but Mrs. O'Connor. am sorry I could not do better,of St. few kicks for the winded bladder. and dance on the 29th. inst. All fast given_ by the Old Boys' AssociaDelighted to get a letter from you, the Town Hall on Thursday, 27th Oc- social, corare am glad everyone is working for theI we are having a big bazaar in aid says friends lady their and brothers tion of the Christian Brothers' College, it and a than practicing, It is more Dulcie, achusla. tober. Sets are now £25 16 -/NCH UNDERHAND Mary's Church. My sister Annie to bazaar, and Gracie amongst them. dially inv,ted, and the secretaries of South Melbourne. He stated that the last, and we in is on the cards that the ball is going HANDICAP. been she will get a card later, and hopes a am sorry you prnpose leaving us, and week since you wrote 1-ave branches metropolitan the facts true were that the newspapers, the Corner were wondering why you to be one of the grandest ever held written, to inviting all their members We are having ..£20 .. do better with it. that you have the delusion that the First Prize while they printed so much as suited I am sorry I am Corner in Maylands. is only lot school children. Af- have been so long away. £3 school holiday tomorrow. .. be Prize to aromises Second to what along them of his remarks about Ireland, remy was so troublesome On Tuesday evening last a very suc- to come successful entertrinment. £2 All pleased to say I was successful industy ter all that I have written with regard the way to school Third Prize .. very solutely refused to grant any space to during the wet weather, and Pm sure cessful social and dance was held in aHibernians examination. It has been very to the Corner as a place for Catholic are cordially invited. his views un other subjects. For inbazaar. the holidays of of in aid to -winter mid Hall couple enjoyed your Town the your in Kalgoorlie for the last boys and girls, who can do much stance: he said, though reporters were NOMINATIONS CLOSE with Mr. J. P. Sheedy, as M.C. and orgaaway from the sloppy places and the Subiaco. days; it has spoilt all the flowers. make it interesting to the younger folk, Kevin's, St. that any was unlikely word WEDNESDAY. it p.m. present e desired Secretary, be Our could niser, was all that patches of water in the roadway. My sister brought me some little parand also an avenue for charitable work, The last meeting of the above branch of what he had just been saying on September 28. Acceptance on were Splendid items were given by Mrs, wonder why you encourage this no- city children should know the value I rots, but they died. I think they inst., 13th. the would of education Thursday, appear on the matter AcceptI when ground. Nominations, 10s; Rupe, Misses R. MacPherson, B. Paull. was held too young. Well, dear Aunt Bessie, to tion. I want to keep you all so long of school under good conditions W. A. Brown in the newspapers. His words proved ance, 2s 6d. Jeffrey, E. Outridge, and Mr. Sprause. in the old church. Bro. will have to close now, with love as the beauty of youth is in you, and contrasted with the many disadvanttrue. was in the chair, and there were slaty recountry the in remain, for performance children years' me the Ones.a-I with of Last two Mr. Mcllvray, who worked the flash ages Wee the working yourself and and I want you the to in 'additian present, When we consider who the Archbismembers wona Iris has written, and I lights during the dances, made districts. quired with nominations. Your loving niece, sweet chatity. Why should you go? for paypassed pay'was Sick hop is, the office he holds, and the im3ffi..ers. which make colours, will his Iris with long I think BYRNE. effect letter. your her derful liked PHYLLIS Are you getting proud in recently who Hughes, of the subject he dealt with, A. portance Bro. ment to Mesdames Hinds, MaI hope she were splendid. a good correspondent. frocks and of the release from school? (Authorised by Axemen's League.) we can realise how true were his words, enderwent a rather serious operation I am very grateful to you, my dear say; will have many happy birthdays. I honey, and Englett worked hard, and brothers the what mind Don't sent you Hughes, Bra. Phyllis, for the nice donation house, are deserving of the thanks of every- at the Base Hospital. made a good re- and how little people can really learn brothers are sometimes too wise for am glad that you have a pretty who merely read newspapers. Pointme for the "Wee Ones." I do not TOM MOORE, Hon. Secretary, one for the way in which they handled we are pleased to say, more moving generation, and not always wise with a nice view to attract you in the ArRoyal mind my little friends holding the their Floor), like are (Second places 52 superseding Pretty Room the refreshments: The next social ect ery, and is once Various matters ing out the sacrifices made log theia mornings. girls are The enough. provided time us. usual Dr. Mannix amongst Brothers, about Christian said cards beyond the and dance will be held on Tuesday, cade, Hay -street, Perth. them in the gentler ways and braver pretty flowers; they brighten even dull came up for discussion under general that their sacrifices were shared by the they are using them and doing their paths monotony and even a grey day is made 18th October, in the Town Hall. This of duty, and much is txpected was derided in order to It wpole Catholic people. He had by business. best for the "Wee Ones." Some keepI from the superspecial happy, the is their under home show the also be to when grey will to -day less of girls chance to atteal tne now been in nearly every part of the them and drop out of the Corner. vision of Mr. J. P. Sheedy. On Thurs- give members a Concert, brothers how very foolish they are. I bright and picturesque. So, Dulcie, I to postpone Empire -even in parts he never partiwant to avoid anything unpleasant like The day evening, 29th September at the, Irish National you on the eve or the ant glad you have a nice house. forget not shall IMPORTERS, for AND reason only BOOKSELLERS is my dance from Thursfertnightly cularly wished to be -and he said dethe usual that, and that day of your exam., and don't you for- summer is nearing, and you have the 309-11 LITTLE COLLINS STREET, home of Miss M. Kenny, 105 Sixth (Saturtill to -night inst., 22nd. day, the liberately that in no other part of limiting the time during which the even. birds will he a musical singing there the and avenue, flowers wild loving, your get arc they if MELBOURNE. But day). Daring the course of the meet - the Empire did Catholics suffer the educards should be held. ing. As tIIIS will be the first of the again. My little friends in the counAUNT BESSY. were initiated cational injustice that they bore here. returned even with only .a little on evenings held this year there sircaffd ins, four new members try should now be crowding :n upon A Parochial Course of Doctrinal Ininto the society. Their names are: In England arid Scotland affairs were them, I, shall al, ays he pleased and items Good and I am hoping struction. By Rev. C. J. Callan and be a ?resit attendance. the Corner, us in School. re I Feelings deed. Divided the for Has Pages, Murphy, A. Iris take the goodwill are assured. The proceeds go to aid Messrs. D. Lyons, C. After the rneetirg a paradise compared earl, weee, with alt to have a gay time with them. Write A McHugh, O.P.'s. J. Williams. our talk of fair play. It was consolL. and shall be glad to get a letter from the Children of Mary's Stall. Don't oftener, and I shall be very pleased. "Hainseville," Redmond, Vols. I. and IL Now Ready. Price ing to him as Archbishop to find that was closed, the syllabus item for the Annie, and to hear that the big bazaar the date) you for the love you send the forget Thank 24. August time 2is. each. the is This a games viz, cut, the results of the Catholic school-sysevening was carried was a great success. "wee ones" and your loving of Father Teaching Spiritual a The Dear Aunt Bessy -My sister Duland games dancing With tem everywhere were as satisfactory as night. when bazaars begin to buzz, and popuAUNT BESSY. I With a short Sebastian Bowden. cie has told you that I would write they had been shown at South Mel. very enjoyable evening was real.sed. lar men and girls are everywhere. H. Price, 8s., post free. Memoir. to you, so I will do so now. I have branch has decided to hull a pic- bourne that morning. wish them all the best of good leek, Bob., residents of The Dorothy Re-appears, Only Anne. A new novel by Isc Desires to intimate to the Octoweek, Sunda, on to -morrow nic and only wish that I was not so shy. one sister and four brothers. Orphanage Report. Cottesloe and District that she has Price, 6s., post free. bel Clarke. Allan, Victor, and Hubert. Our school ber 2nd., at the Lime.kilns Estate. The I should want to be amongst the popuopened a By Rev. 1. 168 Holland Street, E. Fremantle, Matters of Moment. is about a mile and a quarter from surroundings are ideal for a picnic, If Catholics were to have Justice dun( lar girls myself. Let me congratulate BOOK STATIONERY, keep CATHOLIC 1921. walk to 28, Nor August of long Bishop a by examinawe have Preface McCabe. home. so and a goad time is assured to all who to them in the sphere of educatipee it yo.t on your success in the AND MUSIC SHOP Dear Aunt Bessy.-No doubt you thampton. Price, Ss.. post free I like reading of us warm, not only in summer, but in come. The confetti carnival held in tion you mention. could not be thought that their selfsit Up -to-Date Linc<, at Safe Guide. are wondering what has become of I was twelve years old I often see How to Get Married. winter too. n September 12th. schoolraom old sacrifice would be at an end. It my nieces' successes. the We have Price. 1/0, 27 PERTH-FREMANTLE-ROAD. me during the last few months. Well, By. Rey. .1 A. Sch-riidt. nearly three weeks ago. success. Never before great was a their names mentioned in music exam. would simply find another outlet. That E. COTTESLO I am in the I unfortunately, owing to a deficiency post free. ten cows and a horse. were there so many dancers ~resent. results, and am always delighted. is plainly seen when we look at the Only 13 chilin my eyesight d have been unable to The Paradise of the Soul. By BI. Candles, Incense, Statues, Beads, and The decorating of the hail with stream- work done at the St. Vincent de Paul's fourth class at school. am eery sorry Kalgoorlie dust is so Price, 4/9, Miss Newland all Catholic Requisites. read or write for over three months. Albert the Great, O.P. dren go to the school. ers was done under the direction of Mr. very destructive to the flowers. Dust Boys' Orphanage at South Melbourne, to an like attending However, as I have been Latest Music and Songs. post free. (the teacher) said she would Chas. White, who deserves great credit and beauty are not familiars, and dirt conducted by the Christian Brothers, the slightly all been So Relation has defect school. the Year. at the oculist, beautiful, is library what Ecclesiastical The have a Solicited. for his artistic work. So far nc cricket Trial invariably destroys A whose forty-sixth annual report has remedied, and I am taking this oppor- of its Seasons and Feasts. By Rev. children brought books and in less than club has been started. This is a thing in the same cruel way sin destroys the just been published. It sets out that Price, 17/-, post tunity of writing to you. Reverend A.Rickaav, S J. a fortnight we had over sixty books T. he started at once. so to that needs beautiful in us. Write often, my dear 217 boys are now in the institution, and Mother has gone to France, and we free. for a library, so we did not do too bad WESTRALIA FAIR. Your letters will always be that members may have a little pnas of these 137 were admitted during tit, Phyllis. Rathleen The Heart of the School-A Story. at all, did we, Auntie? The Redmond all miss her very much. tire before matches are arranged with welcomed by y Nur loving past year in place of a similar numPEDESTRIANS of last 6th. on the send-off party (VP. a S.J. a birthday had Price. Carty E. Boylan, BESSY. Zoe gave AUNT The Subiaco tliberpeople By Rev. other branches PEDESTRIANS ber who left to take up situations or at numbers Friday night. She was to be mar- August, and on that afternoon about post free. in large were present niau: Brothers have Australian stay with friends. Are Notified that the West thirty children assembled here, and The Soldier's Soag-Set to Music. ried on the following Sunday, and was the Pedthe Hibernian I3aii. The arrangements conduct will a difficult time in managing the instiI eague Athletic Gracie Reproaches Me. the ere fit on leaving the district, so the people gave they romped and enjoyed themselves Latest and Best Irish Production. "WESTRALIA great re/Leave at ball tile for estrians' events tution, on account of the rising prites We are having our generally, until about five o'clock, her a send off. Price, 1/7, or on rail, 1/10, post free. FAIR," to be held at Carnival Square,1 committee, and we hope the financial of all necessaries, but their friends have Austral-st.,Kalgoorlie, little o' dear. one as Auntie party," October Painting "real now, the from when holidays Max Meldrum's -street, of William advantage to -winter of real mid Copy foot remit will he of some been giving them continued support, Sept. 10, to Previous advertisements are the District Beard. Members with just think, a whole fortnight's free- fellow said, commenced. Needless Archbishop Manlike -reproduced in to 15. and the only debt is an overdraft of ,Dear Aunt Bessy,-After waiting for hereby cancelled. say, the little ones paid full justice to from a stuffy old school and lesPrice, 3/ post free. kindly are colours. money dom ticket outstanding £911. Mr. T. M. Burke has given theni reproach to liberty W. H. STOCKDAJLE, months 1 take the God Auntie, and the good things provided. After the Make school, -To like Ideal do I O'Reilly Christian's S. sons. The Mr. same to asked to give a farm of 117 acres a few miles out Secretary W A A.L. you for your neglecting to send my had departed. their elder no fun in getlittle guests Price, 3i-, post There's Loved. don't. waiting and are I yet committee Known as the once, at city, and it's intended shortly from the FLINN. F. card aloi.g. Have you curled yourself tine up early on a cold morning and sisters and brothers took their places. free. to prepare a balance sheet. to raise funds to.set up buildings there. up for the winter, and are you waiting By On Behalf Executive "Westralia Fair." Life. a quarter to school. and sang, danced and made merry unand Christian mile a and walking Masa The The need of such an institution can be the advent of spring for to emerge is there? Kathleen received til a late hour. Price, 4/9. post THE EVENTS. Well, Auntie, dear, I will YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY. Mgr. le Gibergue.s. seen by the facts -that. though the an'.100 HANDICAP from your comfortable quarters? If end my letter, and save some news for numerous presents, and in order not SHEFFIELD free nual expenditure is over £7000, the The usual weekly meeting of the so dear Aunt Bess)', kindly uncurl yards; £15 prize money; 5s. covers the next letter I write to you, which I to miss the fun, I went home for the Speeches of Archbishop Mewls Government grant is only £800 (it was acceptance fees). and Society was held in nomination Ireland for Young home yourself and send my card. I know fond am am I I At present soon. Democracy. occasion. very be Australian will of hope Champion of economy, three years St. Patrick's School, Wellington -street. 5925 till a burst it is nice weather for sleeping, but HA.:IXICAP (75 yards): also like the holidays, and should 'I go to Perth and post free Auntie, SPRINT 2/3, letters, Price, writing of Bryan. Cyril By ago), and contributions from Municibefore z good attendance of members, please wake up. Our champion col£10; 3s exi covets nomination and ac'hem. With heape of love r. will call at the RECORD office. The receiving only to £35. The amount Councils pal from The ceptance fees. Mr. R. E. Walsh in the chair. lector, Frank, is just recovering MISS T. I. O'CONNOR, A.T.C.L. and kisses to the wee ones, and wishing Children of Mary held their annual balance has to be made up by private (120' meeting was opened with "The SolWest Perth. HANDICAP a sevre attack of whooping cough, so every success. ball on the 17th, which was 45 Cleaver -street, AMATEUR Record the children's and you interest on chariand the contributions Pipe Teacher of Pianoforte, Violin, dier's Song," followed by Miss Waltho's there has not been much doing in the vards); 2s 6d nomination fee. On the 'following a great success. I remain, dear Auntie, your new niece, Terms on table bequests. The latter now come Organ, and Harmony. Mr. song, "Goodbye Mayourneen." collecting line. However, he is up and close with J. T. SNIGG. IRIS McGOUGH. Friday there was a euchre tournament application. Miss O'Connortheis pre ENTRIES hut, of course, per annum, £2000 to Pipe Coanan then delivered his lecture on quite ready to do his bit towards oared to take pupils for "Snigg's Corner," Wednesday next between the combined North-East and there is work to be done with ten times Tel. A2946. Organ. Your letter was a very welcome South and Fremantle branches of the 28. life and death of Robert Emmothelping those poor little ones who canthe September break in the day's run of work, my Self-Determination League. patriot and martyr-of which a more that amount. not help themselves, and I can assure I played Personal. dear Iris. I was watching for the postyou he will do his best to give them detailed report will appear in the Self or South, and although the South get I should what you said wondering You man and a happy Christmas Determination League notes for last Archbishop Cationic°, the Apostolic party won at my table, on the whole from my little friends, when lol iii the East proved the better players, and liked to hear of Attie incidents in our Sunday's meeting of the Peter Lalor Delegate to Australia, arrived in Mel- a come Iris and Dulcie to the Corner carried off the prize. HOME OF C. K. DAN 1DSON, Esq. The thanks of the society home life. Well, the boys had burst Branch. Last Thursday '1111... WELL-KNOWN bourne on Monday, and that evening FilisT-CLASS WESTRALIAN PROthe bladder of their football, arid they like two pet lambs. I am very pleas- f went to a social held under the ausare due to Mr. Coonan for his eloquent was present at celebrations in honour ABSOLUTELY ONE OF THE FINEST PERTIES. ed, but why didn't you bring Bob, Mr. O'Grady lecture. wanted some rubber solution to lepair instructive Association," and "Old Boys' the of the sixth centenary of the death of pices of GRAZING and AGRIDOWNS, ROLLING then along, MAGNIFICENT Hubert OF was and Allan, Victor, 12,000 ACRES it, and the other day when mother QUALITY. moved a hearty vote of thanks to the Dante, which were held at the Melwhilst on Saturday night I attended a CULTURAL COUNTRY OF THE RICHEST Natural I'm sure we'd have a jolly time. and Messrs. by supporte.1 I Herbage, going to town Frank innocently said, see was and lecturer, So you bourne Town Hall. wedding deception. Yathroo Oats, from this Splendidly Grassed with Trefoils, The Fat Sheep and Cattle am' sorry you find your walk to school by Miss also Brennan, "Mother, don't forget the tin of 'absoand O'Sullivan the pace" during the fine fattening properties. Market, "going been with always have are Grasses, and Fine Prices The Rev. Father Robert P. Riordan. Metropolitan it was I should say the earnest, top deadly invariably in in unpleasant. COUNTRY. closed so Station lution.'" lie was However, I am going for SOUND BREEDING B. O'Doherty. The meeting holidays. Wool. VERY -failing of the diocese of Ballarat, died on Sun obtained for its Classy wrote rainfall, by Springs Supply Water Never nice exercise on a cold morning, but I a French exam. next month, so on my IreSave with "God and could not understand why vce alt manner assured usual the and In a 20In. regular lay. He has been stationed as assisand subdivided into convenleni can believe it is not too attractive in We are having a gay time and Darns. Fenced with Sheep -proof Fence laughed. land." return to school I will have to work tant priest at Terang for several years, paddocks. MEN'S and wind and rain or with a blazing sun hard. tip here jest now; there is going to be How are the "wee ones," Aunt BARN, SHEARING SHEDS, STABLES, HOMESTEAD, OLD FINE his death took place at the local and IRON. Highgate. trying to singe ene's eyebrows. Still Branch, Malachi's St. a big bazaar held in order to clear COTTAGES, ALL BRICK and andGALVANISED hope tl e change of the. I Betsy? VINEYARDS. The deceased priest held y resbytery. GOOD ORCHARD when we are after knowledge we must the church of the debt which is °NoirThe meeting of the above branch is not affecting their r'ealth or within 4 miles. weather and School Office, Post of Baehelo- of Density Telephone. degree the I your rheumatism. Well, Aunt Bessy, MidWedthe on on Hall not mind the unpleasant ways. the Parish in GILLENGARRA, place took shadowing it, and all the people are FROM MILES -F..1. C. 19 MILES FROM MOGUMBER, 14FROM Government PlAWANING, on the Dear Aunt think the 13 school children did re- I think I have told you all the news. nesday, September 7th., Bro. Mcworking like Trojans. land Railway Line, and 10 MILES to Mogumber and Perth. The amount of £14 Railway. 86 MILES FROM PERTH. Splendid RoadsAS A WALK IN WALK OUT Mahon presiding. markably well with their library. It and as my eyes are beginning to ache. Bessy, I have not been a regular corUNDERMpERNoTrlooNsIETDoND.ATE THE ON Bro. TO BE SOLD 18s 6d was passed for payment. Two thousand glorious years agonel is said that 13 is an unlucky number, respondent of yours, owing to the fac' will close this letter. With fondest the Furniture and Stores, which Edwards nominated three new enema implements, etc., except or If When King Milesius furled his sail. but il should say Miss Newland is very love to yourself and the "wee ones." Including all Stock.can that a great deal of my time is Coat Price. be taken at Valuation hers. The balance sheet was foun 1 10 And gazed fair Erin's Isle upon, fortunate in having such a nice 13. I Your loving niece, played in preparing for exams, but very COMPRISES STOCK adnted. and was arm order good in be 60 350 CATTLE, He named that realm "Sweet Innisdo hope, Iris dear, that your whole principally high-class MerInocs; soon I think that you shall see my DOROTHY TANGNEY. Bros. Cooney and McMahon rent rte.] 2,500 SHEEP and Lambs, and the bullocks are to a very forward fail l" fortnight's freedom fronts chool brought This is CALVES (these are well bred farewell letter in the Corner. BiAtoll, 20 PIGS. Kevin's St. HORSES; visit to detail a in LIGHT 15 HORSES; DRAUGHT 9 condition); I'm sure you very great Measure. Alas, his ships their cables sprung, You guessed truly, Dorothy, dear. requirements-Wheat and Oats, Both commented on the my last year at school. I am very Subiaco. 100 ACRES CROP for homeDrills, 2 Cultivators, ReapWinnower, the stripper. deserted even had you against school, Harvester, you are not cvondered why 'Mid steirrn no craft could long enIMPLEMENTS: efficient manner in which that betneh sorry to say, and I must make room Ploughs, Horse 2 Waggons, 2 Buggies, 4 er and Binder, 0 Drays, dure. carried out its business. On Sum day, for younger nieces and nephews, be- though the atmosphere is stuffy. You Corner in which for a long pleasant Roller, Harness, Tools, and numerous sundries. Chaffcutters. works, I USE. May Sept. 4, this branch went out to READY FOR PROFITABLE know the sprite of learning lives in a while you were a constant visitor. In vain his strength of linib aod lung, sides your Corner is princip'illy for TIIIS PROPERTY IS ABSOLUTELY IAN NOVEMBER 1, 1921. O'Toole's St. Laurence POSSESSION to play. that lands hear burns the to and sometimes grieved room, very had no Woods' Great Pepeermint stuffy indeed He it am My brothers say school children. Cash, balance up to 7 years by yearly instalments (Maylands) branch at football, and TERMS: One Quartercent. midnight oil; but I suppose it's a mat- your eyes have been giving you trouCure. is time I was pensioned off (a remark. at 6 per beinterest win, the score:; a comfortable bearing had too them worked I think you ble. able outburst of brotherly love, isn't ter of getting away from the "Yawnies" ing: St. Malachi's, 12 goals 12 be. JAMES GARDINER, LIMITED. on a cold morning and walking a mile much. Take great care of them. Eyes it?) Please say a prayer for me at the hinds; St. Lawrence O'Toole's, 5 noels ELDER, SMITH and CO.. LIMITED and from liars been favour..ii with in,tructIons and a quarter half asleep that makes are not to be trifled with, and they end of this month, for that is the time kuctioneers in conjunction, It is the intention of the to 10 behinds. world, the who contemplates a trip round c. c. K. DAVIDSON. Esti.. the bother and displeasure, I'm sorry, must not be overworked. I am pleasDistrict Board to pay a visit to the of our music exam., and I think that Property, described Way, MagnIncent this offer Iris, but I can't send you a motor car, ed to hear of Kathleen, and that she branch in the near future. The Dison PERTH, your prayers are very efficacious. With HOTEL, THE PALACE Whe didn't I'm glad you are now gives "at homes." trict Board are always assured of a nor even a pony. FRIDAY. OCTOIER 7, 1521, at THREE O'CLOCK. best love, from you,: loving niece, was she to hearty welcome write one me when to Highgate. so apply letter,. writing inspection of remember fond Kathleen arranging and STINSON. GRACIE For Plans or further particulars ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE. PERTH, Tell her I very often to Your loving sending out invitations? ELDER, SMITH and CO., LIMITED, or Thanks, awfully, Gracie dear, for I her also tell but BESSN'. PERTII. AUNT disappointed, -STREET, was JAMES GARDINER, LIMITED, HOWARD If every your very nice reproach. wished her many happy returns. I reproach was dressed up so elegantly, a very pleasant time had she am glad St. Anne's Convent School Results. Troubles. Winter Dulcie's objection. oh, surely, they wouldn't be I Intermediate Shorthand: Myrtle Finand got so man) nice presents. 1111111i111111111111111 able to the receiver. No, I haven't the I your holiaays. negan. 96 per cent.; Mary Bradley, 88; enjoyed you hope Redmond, "Hainiville,' NEEDED leisure for curling up in winter or any E lwards, 94. May office RECORD the at haven't heard August 24, 1921. I often wish that I were old time. judior Shorthand: Norah Coffey'. 95 inquirmade lady had young any that while a long is Dear Aunt Bossy, per cent.; Millie Cox. 96; Molly FinuTabby, sleeping -unmindful of wind or EVERY II ies after me-so I presume you didn't I suppose since I last wrote to you. cane, 04: Eva Campbell, 98. weather upon the hearthrug-the lazy have to seem You contAlns Perth. to come NOAfE you are beginning to think that I have Elementary Bookkeeping: May EdANIMA, Ott. o FT'4. old thing doesn't worry, and has no was in the wards, 98 per cent.: Millie Cox. 97: forgotten you. But I haven't II have gathered in what joy there during But really, Gracie, I would be cares. the nt par serial circle at Fremantle hope Myrtle Finnegan, 96; Norah Coffey I but to write, time much had not the see not to cat old a humourless Ill 95; Molly Finucane, 93; Eva Camponce holidays, and T hope you returned to Within every pot joke underlying your reproach. I'll I will be able to keep up writing with your eyes greatly improv95: Mary Bradley. 94. school bell, fortfor a home We are again. start I are to make of Zam-Buk send two cards if you like, just "going the night's holiday and hope to have a good ed, and very happy after up for my neglect. I don't know how the most valuable I wish you success in your DANCING AND DEPORTMENT. time, so as to be able to go back again pace." 013VZ: I came to miss you. I can't rememDorknow, you Do healing, soothing and 1111 We language exam. to school after a good holiday. ber you asking me for a card, but I in Heaven now nun. old dear a othy, properties antiseptic have to walk a miles to school, and MISS MERCIA SCOTT, am wondering whether you have been once told me that "one tongue was r. rf;F:N=7...STN4741 in winter time the roads are as wet as known to medical I Tanen, of Lataat Ballroom and SP .01SVIII C sleeping and suddenly woke up after enough for a woman. and sometimes in one Fancy Danoln0. road the along going be, can you and that Corner, dreaming of the science. I often think of the lies Resumed Tuition. have to walk about 100 yards too much." should have had a card and had neg- place we water. old school sage: and if my of wisdom cannot go We round, through the lected St. Vincent. and then when we do know Private Lessons by Appointment. the only way is that we have to take we used the one language sleep was still in your eyes you swoop"Abbotsford," Private. ',hire, with caution and care, how very little 11011111111111111111111111111111111111111101111111111111111111111111111111111in..4111;111:110 off our shoes and socks and wade ed down like the Assyrian of old upon we repentence for. Aberdeen-atroat, Para. through. The school is only a small sorrow and need your old friend who hasn't a veoy W. H. JONES, Proprietor of end the at A4787. hearts Tel. in our find would children Ah! 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THE W.A RECORD. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1Q21

SPORTING FOOT BA LL (Fly "WATTLE.")

SECOND SEMI-FINAL. Old Wests' Win Comfcrtably Front Easts.

to Hustle. The Portonians Wth Need be Theirs. If League Proonant is to for PremierWaits Now a Strove Tip ship.

last As anticipate:I in these columns East Freweek, West Perth won from the curmantle in the ses.und "semi" aof mer:torirent season. The win was a strong now are Wests and ous one, Bests' tip leer Premiership honours. lengthenprice, on the other hand, has Congratulations Sou ed somewhat. tat and Cu. on your decisive victors'. BrieBet& picClark, on the wing, was in the His speedy bursts ture throughout spectacular, highly were wing along the He &sad what is more highly effective. Caraccounted for one goal for the very His foot-passing was einals. good. Castinelli was the oft-quoted Rock This young of Gibraltar in defence. brilliant. t layer is solid wtshout being and his Saturday, well on marked He disposal of the ball was always to the advantage of h.s side. Boyd, in defense, was reaile splendid. It was wonderful how ...ften he was captured the leather. Especiallywhen 'his so in the third quarter, again." "Boyd one tied all were seeing Ills marking was the best of the thirtysix.

McGuiness has seldom been seer to fetter advantage. He grafted- like a chap whc believes in nerd work for p. hobby, and handled the ball more than any one on the field, but he did not receive the support from team elates that should have been given. Gosnell, in the latter stages cf the game, was very solid in defence, marking and kisking in real gaud style. Hicks did a power of work in the crushes for the Pot Ionians. He was the best of the reesiders pack men. Moore was one of Wests' most serin a place he 'was eiceable men. very reliable, and given a reit on the he has the ability that showed ball to follow the plat- et first class company. Rawlinsor, with great long raking punts, sent the ball well down to the goal mouth. but Witabridge was there to be reckoned with and more often than not the Carnival keeper carried the ball well out of theadanger zone. i3urke ha'- played consistently well this season, and hi: latest effort was of His goal was the he usual standard. tit -bit of :lie game. Bullmore was a stet at times, then he would become very ordinary. In fact his display was puzzling in the extreme one tune he gave the idea that a top-notcher was being watched, then he disappointed badly, and one felt like Ccnsistency labelling him a "dud." Go seek it, "Bully." is a jewel: Sheedy was alway; a handy man for H was one of the the winners. few who managed r,ci.urate foot -passing, and when r'sviag be was ever alert, and accomplished much useful work. Talbot and Wicks were two of a kind in defence. 'Kith wete reliable, and proved a big :mores of annoyance to opposing forwards. "Tony" Tyson. the veteran of the team, held his own ,ith the young bloods. A great grater is "Tony," and when following lie was al his top. He has the happy knack of doing his best on big occasions. Truscott. in the second half, yvas easily Bests' best man. lie was 'heady- 7n his disposal of the ball. Just the quality that the irei;ority of lie passed accurateis men lacked.

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wards, whence J. Guhl intercepted and "auotec.; his first major with a nice litPlay was transferred to tle shot. the Misfiles' end, and though there seemed some danger, the Townies reFrom centre lieved and sent back. the ball again went up to the Town forwards, who, playing well together, Duragain called for the two flags. ing the next few minutes the Townies again put the ball between the upBushies now _woke up, and rights. brought their forwards on the ball, and soon scored their first goal. They repeated this again, and then Town scored two maximums, whilst the Busbies booted a couple of points and another goal. In the next quarter the nick work was good, T. Staples Play was showing to advantage. fairly even now, with brilliant work held Townies on both sides. However, the advantage at half-time by about Scores: Town, 7 goals; two goals. On the Country, 4 goals 3 behinds. resumption of play, Town again led a few later adding off with a goal, Country, however, was stick points. ing to it and taking the ball up their end by concerted rude play added a couple of goals. This was the period at which the Country forwards left McCabe. all the work to the rucks. Staples, and Clune were working hard, but they were not well supported. Town was playing well together, and seemed to have the measure of their opponents, and at three-quarter time were coufulent of a win. The last quarter, Towns had things as they wanted them, and though occasionally the Country kicked a few points, the Town increased their lead and ran out winners by a comfortable margin of Final scores were: Town, 24 points. 9 goals 4 behinds; Country, 5 goals S Those who represented behinds. Town best were K. Byrne (capt.), J. Guhl, R. Abbott, J. White, R. Bryant, For Country M. Gorman, W. Bryant. the best were: P. McCabe (capt.), T. Staples, V. Clune, A. Sexton, R. Seaman, A. Milesi. This match completely demonstrated the superiority of the Town over the Country in football this season. Association Football. No. 1 V. No. 2. At the Ooval last Sunday the two College teams met to play off an AsAs both teams had sociation match. been unbeaten, a good game was exThe onlookers were satispected. fied with the play, and witnessed one of the rt.,st pleasant matches of the season. The 1st. team was captained by K. P. Byrne, while Jerry Clune skipK. Byrne won the pered the toss and kicked against the slight breeze that happened to be blowing From the bounce in down the field. the first quarter the play was swift and clean. Bryant was fine at roving for No. 1, while Abbott for No. 11.

played a sterling game throughout, Tom Staples had roving cleverly. the ruck to himself, while Jerry Clone In the played his usual hard game. second quarter the 2nd. backs got lost 1st. that the result with in the crowd, forwards scored well, Jimmy Clyne beDering ing particularly dangerous. this coiarter Guhl, W. Bryant, Seaman and Sexton played up well. At halftime, to the surprise of many, the No. 'II. were seven points in the lead, and during the third and fourth quarters it was anybody's game, but No. II. always managed to keep the lead. W. Bryant was excellent on the for ward line, J. Clune also doing well. F. Jones, Jerry and Vin. Clune and Tom Staples, of No. II., did good work K. Morris Gorman, throughout. Byrne, P. McCabe 'and Sexton played the best game for No. I. The'game resulted in a win for No. II., after a hard tussle, by only 5 points.

CRICKET Premiership Match To-Dey. West Perth v. Last Perth To-day 'Nest Parth will weet _East

Perth in the Premiership Ma .la of, 1921. It should be a great tor. Lege today, and I feel stile that speerators will have no cause for complain: whet, the game 's ended. The meeting of these two teams so ::::d provide the, test football of the dial round. B2.th are fast and nipti co:nbinattr.rs, and individual duels should be fiequept and interesting. FOOTBALL AT NEW NORCIA. Town V. Country. Last Thursday, the Townites and Bushies met again in the football arena. Poth teams were expectant, and the game was fast and open .right through. From last match's team were omitted T. Clifford and J. Clone from the Bushies, whose places were taken by T. Staples and A,. Milesi. The Townies were without C. Conway, whose place was taken by J. McInnes. On the occasion of the last match the Townies won the game by about 5 points, but it appears that they were even better this time, and at no lime after half-time did they ever look like The Busbies put up a good losers. fight, but their kicking left much to be desired. Their forwards were weak also, and left the goallcicking to the rucks and rover, who had more shots Their back line than the forwards. tried hard also, but it was up against the first xviii. crack goal -getters, Guhl, Bryant, and Co. J. Guhl was particularly prominent in the first quarter. when he made his immediate opponent look silly and booted four of the five goals on the ruit, Same good play was shown, but the Townies seemed to play more combination than the Bushier. The game started off with a rush, and R. Abbott received and ssed do

Most of the clubs have alreedy heist their annual me .ing . and all are enthusiastic as tc the prospects of the coming season. Fremantle will put ,wo team.; into ti3e field and this alone should put nee id; into the competitien. A nun.bet r' the clubs are going to organise Cret teams this sea San, so that a flrelishing tine should be ahead for the game of bat and ball, not to ment:en the stamps and other side fines. The East Perth Cr:eket Club held its

annual meeting at the Gro'eenor Hotel on Monday, rth. inst. There was a really good eto ndance of players and\supporters.. In the absence of the club patron, the' chair was taken by Mr. D. Leishman. The secretary's repori showed a very satisfactory state of affairs as far as

the club's finances were concerned. Although the club was not over sue:msg. ful in either 'A' or '.1.3" Grade, quite a number of individual players performLeo Bott not ed most creditably. only scored the greatest aggregate of runs--604--scored in "A" Grade, and also the highest indiindual score of the season, 208 not out. Four of the club members figuted in games against the Australians and the Englishmen. These were L. Bott, L. Renfrey, A. Meek, and A. Evans. The election of officers for the ensu ing season resulted as follows: -Patron, Mr. L. R. Butt; president Mr. W. K. Lamzed; vice-presidents, Messrs. T. F. Campbell, J. J. Simons, M.L.A., D. R. Bott, A. Clydesdale, M.L.A., J. Green, H. Boan, and H. Mann, M.LA.; committee, Messrs L. Bott, L. Ryan, J. Clark, F. Pascall, D. Leishman, A. McWilliams, and L. Renfrey. William and L. Renfrey; delegates to W.A.0 A Committer, Messrs. L. Ryan and L. Bolt; hon. treasurer, Mr. R. Beat`i; hon. secretary, Mr. J. Lyall. During the evening presentation of trophies won during the season wgs made as follcws:--"A" Grade-Batting,

"B" Grade --Batting. Mr. G. Meharry; bowling, Mr. G. Meharry. Special refrence wi.s made to the valuable services of the hon. treasurer, Mr K. Heath, and the hon. secretary, Both of these gentleMr. J. Lyall. men were unanimously' re-elected. The following are the principal batting and bowling a.craccs club in each grade "A" Grade.

TURF TALK (By "Sparkle."' McIntosh Memorial Race Meeting at

-day. Belmont Park cosine to Andronicus and Wabba, Kalgoorlie are dowri to run winners, Hannans and et Belmont today. In England aod Ireland there are this just en 4,000 horses in training week. year, at an average cost of £4 a sufto be reported is who Gloaming, fering from throat trouble, is well on figure likely most will and mend, the la the A.J.C. meeting. Easingwold, who had every chance at a suburban plate at Aspendale Parl: lest Saturday, was easily beaten intl., third place by two second -raters. In last week's columns eve advised readers that Rainaway's day was near at hand, and he duly arrived. The One Away gelding, Hopaway, Seci ad little trouble in winning the You ond Class Purse last Saturday. must have this free galloper on your events. side for future A full sister to Corstep in Deceptible is on the improve. We expect to see this mare do better. Enniscorthy was backed down to even money in the Goodwood Handicap, and was beaten into escond place by Downing Street. Dillon, who rode Holsworthy's geld. ing, gave the worst exhibition of riding we have seen. Perseus, who was imported from the East last year, is an acceptor for the McIntosh Handicap to -day, and is well worth placing. Winged Victory, who was allowed to go unbacked last week, covered a furlong further than anything in the race and then won. Secret Despatch, after a great battle with Ventrim, was only beaten by a To -day the former looks a head. winner. Selections. De Havialand Hurdles: Laroon, 1; Barlo-werie, 2; High Wall, 3 First Class Plate: Winged Victory, 1; Early Dawn, 2; Outlook, 3. Second Class Plate: Pistolusion, 1; Gatwick, 2; Astral Light, 3. McIntosh Handicap: Munjardy, 1; Enniscorthy*, 2; Perseus, 3. Third Class Plate (First Division): Le Lac, 1; Char, 2; Fatalist, 3. Liddeley Puma Welter: Secret Despatch. 1; 'Lord Strathburg, 2; Burniaco, 3. Third Class Plate (Second Division): Stylish, 1; Faith.vaif, 2; High Hand, 3.

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THEATRICAL THEATRICAL APPEAL APPEAL DAY DAY

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HELPERS GENERALLY: The Comilitttee want every one of you at the Melat rose 'theatre Next Thursday Night, "Many hands make tient o'clock. work," and we want to finalise all arrangements on Thursday Night. riUDAY AIORALMJ: The l ease Studios, Barrack-st., are taking a group iinotograpu or all helpers at 8.30 FriWe want you day mor g prompt. all in it, and as Mr. Deese is donating tue photo., ins COliunittee Vault it Woe a success. STREET PAGEANT: This will leave StirlIng-st., as near as possible to o'clock Lin. attending participants win greedy oange ny reporting triciuseives to Mr. A. W. Jacoby (Chief Marshal). not or Mr. H. Debbie toter than 10.45. ESPLANADE: Full for young and old, immediately alter the pioceselon. Here Is Just a few of the atAractionsi-coucer parties by Miss Ethel Philp. Miss Doris Melville, shies Uiga Philp, Carter's Vaudeville Academy, Shaftesbury 'Theatre, and many billets. Punch and Judy roe the children by Messrs. Love and (irimwood. Chocolate Wheels, cocoanut Shies, and other huge attractions. E. Murphy, FILM STARS: Mr. F. Jut.., will nave a studio oil tile ground. For a small coin you can have your screen at on the aimearance guaranteed one of the leading theatres. wellTwo MARRIED 15 HASTE: known theatrical personages want io get married. the Committee have arranged for the .ereniony to take place on Frldey hext, ant in order to save intending bride and groom expellee and worry, they will provide motor car, and all the usual accessories,. DON'T MISS THIS:

TROTTING

Trotting again to-night at the foot of Hay-street. There will be no meeting on October 1st.

THE SOCIAL EVENT OF THE SEASON.

The ceremony takes place on St. ..ieurge's Terrace, and the lime will be Bride and Brideduly announced. groom will be in the Street Pageant. DANCING: At St. George's Hall, from 3 till 6, and 8 till 11, Dancing WM ne in full swing. fields' Tickets, 28; Ladles', Is. .'so pass.out checks will be Issued. Lionel Hart's Band in the afternoon and This Sheridan's Jazz Band at night. attraction is under the direction of Mrs. Rolla and Miss Jittery Rona. CONCERT: Melrose, at 5 o'clock. Leading artists, Gigantic proroanunc. professiomil and amateur. House Management controlled by Mr. Andy Hoskins. Book seats at Nicholson's. ReOtiprices, is. served Seats, 3s. Tickets everywhere. and .2S. .

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23.

Tommy Foy returned to Perth by the s.s. -Katoornba. Though the track was on the heavy side, Ethel Bee and Majority fooled their times about somewhat. Era Chimes was a fancy pick for the Bicton She came nicely on the scene when it was all over. We could do with a lot more ladies' races. Then we could do away with the stewards' system. Mr. Richter gave us another taste of Florence Chimes, and it is hard to gauge host good this mare is. We are well satisfied that Lookout is not much class. This Don Pronto gelding had everychance last week, but failed. Pomeroy. is a long time showing that form she produced last year. Willie Roy, who has disappointed us in lots of starts, won all the way last week. Will win again. Prince Mauritius has transferred from harness to saddle. "Now you will see a big improvement." Maori Maid, who has not been up for some weeks, is working well. A good tote bet next start. Colorado showed a nice turn of speed in running second. Mr. Fraser gave us a taste of Cora Direct's speed in the Canning Handicap. Would re pleased for encore. Charlie. Lucky Patch and Lord Cleve to be raced in saddle, and Fluffy. Almost Dixie and Tinkle Bell in harness for future events. One of these nights Miss Shandon will be pushed into winning a race. The following finished fourth in their respective races last Saturday: Disappear, Lady Chimes Parole's Honor, Ellinore, Woorawyn, Brookvale, and Plain Bobbie. All are worth toteing

next start,

loll THE THEATRICAL DAY

Selections.

COMMITTEE, FRED. L. SEAGER, Hon. Secretary.

State Handicap: Majority, 1; Land

Breeze, 2; Lord Cleve, 3. Northam Handicap: Cowra, 1; Solar Plexus, 2; Willy Willy, 3.

Bicton Handicap: Prince Mauritius, Patchett, 3. Boulder Handicap: Saucy Girl, 1: John Redmond. 2; Dan Mack, 3. Nedlands Handicap: Florence Chimes. 1; Rov, 2; Dundas, 3. Murchison Handicap: Maori Maid, 1; Red Feather, 2: Len Sea, 3.. Kalgoorlie Handicap: Miss Bee, 1: 'Willie Roy, 2; Coors Direct, 3. 1; Era Chimes, 2; Star

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From "Catholic Young Men's Societies" (C.T.S. Publication, by Rev. J. Norris, The organisation of the Catholic Young Men's Society was begun sixty years ago in Ireland by Dean O'Brien. It was a dismal period in the chequer. The famine ed history of that land. years had gone; the nation had passed and of sorrow; its Red Sea through what was left of its people looked round with strange.bewildered eves on a desolate waste, marked with dismantled homesteads, and the rude graves of the hapless victims of the On this scene eatrie great famine. Dean O'Brien. He had seen and shared the sufferings of his people, arei he longed to raise the level on which the young men stood, to bind them in the bond of brotherhood, for mutual sympathy, and mutual encouragement, and mutual help, and to learn together the useful lessons of self-restraint and Sixty years' live gone self-respect. since he held his first meeting of the -Young Men's Society. They assembled in a small cottage in an unkeptentious street in Limerick, Ireland. All told, they numbered twenty. -four. As usual, wiseacres shrugged their suspicous shoulders, amid shook their sapient heads. But it was the mustard seed of the Gospel; in its lowliness lay Before one year had its strength. run. three thousand members assembled in the city of the Violated Treaty, Before ten years had passed, almost every city and town had a flourishirte branch, which be.mrne a centre of light Though for the youth of Ireland. many of these branches drooped. withered aial died, yet many of them remain, notably the Cork Society. which is a model for us in Australia. Counting :bout toe thousand members, it is an important centre of Catholic activity, awl leaves a distinct impress on Catholic life In its library there are thousands of volumes by standard authors; an its readingroom :s ac ample suppiy of magazines and newspapers. For boys there is A gymnasium, and for older members various forms of recreation are orpEnglish, French, vided. Italian, German, and Gaelic are taught by competent professors, and there are also literary, debating, shorthand, type. writing and commercial classes. From freland the society soon spread to England and Scotland, and now its name is known in those lands, from the Solway to the Severn, and in every city from Bristol to Aberdeen. Surely the belief of the founder of the Young Men's Society is justidcd, for the signal success achieved through the agen cy of the society is writ large over th_e Catholic life of fie'and, Great Brite.n. and other countries,

Committee Meeting. The new committe held its first meeting on September 15th, Mr. Dwyer (President) in the chair. The followwere kresent: ing committeemen Messrs. Minihan, Webb: Hegarty, Darcey, Teahan, Oldrini, Marmion, henA dergast, 0 itridge and Waldron. cornmitte, was appointed to draw up a syllabus for ensuing term, the personnel being Messrs. Tully, Heagarty, and Waldron. Mr. Waldron reported that the annual ball was a big success. Communion Brealdast.

It was decided to hold this on the

first Sunday of November. Society Crest. The secretary was instructed to obtain quotes for badges. &KAM Oonmdttee. The personel of last term's social conim:ttee was re-elected, viz., Messrs Waldron, Tully and Webb. General. It was &tided that committee meetings be held on the second Thursday Mr. Dwyer was apof each month. pointed Society's representative at the Cathedral bazaar. Seeial. The next Cinderella dance will be held on Tuesday, September 27th At this function the football club will wind up its social affairs for the season, and the trophies will be presented to winners. The secretary desires all members who have ticket or mop -es in connection with tam ball to bead ras!e in as soon as

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Whose Bargains Canit Be Boston. KALGOORLIE OBITUARY. Profound regret was expressed throughout the district when it became known that the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Quealy had died. Althaugh only 14 months old, he was a bright little boy, and was quite a favourite Nothing -hat with all who saw him. one can write under such circumstances can adequately express the feelings which all entertain for Mr. and Mrs. Quealy in their sad bereavement. May God give them strength to bear the blow which he in His mercy has seen fit to inflict upon them. We extend to 'them our heartfelt sympathy,. and trust that time will heal the terrible wound they have sustained. BENEFIT CONCERT, The "All Blacks" added still another good work to their already lengthy list when they presented their ertertainment for the. benefit of Mrs. Ross and her five young children. Mr. Ross. has been terribly stricken in health, rendering him quite incapable of supporting -his wife and family, and to assist Mrs. Ross in her brave struggle to support her children this entertainment was held. The concert took place in the Kalgoorlie Town Hall on Friday es-ening, when a variety programme of exceptional merit was presented. LECTURE BY FR. LOOKINGTON,

82.

Thursday evening in the Cremorns Theatre, Rev. Father Locking ton, S.J., Superior of the Jesuit Order, delivered a lecture on "Lourdres arid the Supernatural." A full report will appear in next week's Record. CHRISTIAN BROTHERS' COLLEGE. On the Kalgoorlie Oval on Wednesday afternoon, the Christian Brothers' College sports were held. There was a large attendance of parents and friends of the students, and the committee successfully carried out a long and varied programme of atheletic events. A full report of the meeting will appear next week. On the evening of the sports a euchre party and dance in aid of the sports fund was held in St. Mary's Hall. The function was a splendid success, the manner in which it was conducted being fine testimony to the efficiency of Mrs. Sayers' s ecretarial efforts. After the euchre tournament a dainty supper was served, after which dancing was indulged in till midnight. Mrs. Troupe supplied excellent music, and Mr. J. Dillon acted as M.C. On

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SEPTEMBER 24, 1021 THE W.A RIECORD, SATURDAY.

Self -Determination for Ireland League of Australia

Wolfe Tone (North Fremantle) Branch.

orought the Irish peoples could I-, ..ne an. I T. J. Kennedy arrivki,t. cow d know h,r. al The above branch met on Monthe .rchulicicese. 11-,Iluin other thar ese ehlei d day last. There was a good attenbelie,e. I .,1 the oppigtatiti, t ington, presided over by Mr. P. CarLock dance, het ,end in fr v Pc',. The 'hey would live like brothers,these by roll. After the minutes of the meeteweS.I., l,ft for the Eastern States En concur I." With (WESTERN AUSTRALIA SECTION.) hip read and confirmed, the were ing "Limited." stun i abler Luckin NVednesday night's .oecii president said the principal work of Kalgoorlie on interest of his audinice route he lecture -1 at two gentlemen recent- the evening was to elect the three hel.l thc these the on of hearing lioulder at Meillistalaw."-L130.:X111. :and L Father Thursday night those who delegates, who will help to form the is a Parish is a Perpetual ier ever tiro '.`ears. -- A Catholic *.lrossepor "Leurcles and the lust Charles Stuart Parnell (Kalgoorlie) ly he can honestly assure inn' night. _ 28th. of Council. ow: said he was a New Zealander, Fremantle ,District Branch. was, given on both occamake a little sacrifice on theaddresses 24th., 1921 euperettural" less than 20 years in !iv no spent had SEPTEMBER From seven nbm.iations the ballot eloquent ed first class jott-.se hail PERTH. SATURDAY. September he time sions. that In land. in favour of Mr. P. Carroll, Irish declared prominent most our of every two ebove ct cry hill, through Mr. F. McCarthy, Mr. P. O'Loughadditions The iertnightly meeting of the Hall be in the The branch extends a The vast and maenitieent advocates. every lane end read say Ian. These gentlemen declared their John of God, branch took place in St. Mary's te the Hospital of St. completion Ile thought he knew Irehearty invitation to the parishand very senator,inst., A 15th. intention of doing their best for the evening. oil Thursdae. nearing Irishmen. are in attendance most be the than to of Suliiiieo, even Subiaco of better the of ereitture land ioners was cause of Ireland. of the whole dustmen!. the most pleasent feature of the shown hirtieelf she undoubtedly ansdetailed description John's a great hope The lecture was profusely and in large numbers on the evening There was some little misunderthat appear is will shows Ito add which St. ecetnes \Ve were flushed with attendance, p.m. Unionists. now familiar of place:, large the s'ides George 'anent (Wednesday),11 during it Lloyd September standing when the president asked whip of Mr. issue. leth28th that a later of their an el when we read that in these columns in we hate not yet fallen into that revised very dear mineuries, (and had wering the creel. with De Valera. Ire, members to help as far as they . the inGairloch of at ones. results sad fishing the had been ;,t the present moment argic channel which trout, the negotiations for little front thr could in an entertainment for the Prioress, accom(BunburY) Branch. to proConnolly Mother utterai easily James Rey. gave very The hope can can 'Loci:Menet caught a fairly welt developed energy Father Sisters of St. Joseph. Mrs. Waddell discrete of the Conto show De land in d a substantial the social panied by- Mother Martini, the most sublime sentiments spitituel which he was aexious he was in a thought there should be no need for Unionists in the way of Missions. duce. Our effort towards borders of the meeting legislative and on that of 'Notre Dame des side fortnightly vent claim usual humeri the The her still Couriers!, bing of seri such an appeal, and opposed the Valera's Eastern States einoyment of members mostly by the something recogaitionunless something peculierly Highgate. left for the was held iii St. Jcseleh's of Irish suffering, and gate Mr. Owen branch suggestion. trtittulc cause,[ above train. stage, tractable mood, and that Freedcsn, Trans. embryo the inst... president's experieneie Irish Nliinikiy night's _pl lath. whole personal by safety Oen the ht: and Thursday night put el a on to peace held Fitzgerald, a dual member of East ieniv the Sehoelr.een would happen Fe t, disturbing to iaot that the Meeting Was thoig who on better eafetv occupied the it on the ground St. hiell in a neet fitting manlier. The North, opposed and of Shanehan las. Mr. Director to happens. when 13orgizt. suggested Empire lint[ world at home and abroad the the earlier than Rev. Brother 1,1111.1S 1if realreitlv that all monies gut wider the name In declaring the irecting cpen ,-hair. terms with the British Government; awl peace: of the Empire is cutelition Jelepleinsus' Celli -et, New Noreia.mornereeoeed 1,, lend their talent. That ef en Irish emigrant girl leas, would be wes extremely sorry' of the Self -Determination League be on 'fuesday et: said tnat turned front the titt.aeciatipanied that an understandinganiputentaries threatened bs- the unhappy will be removed by the elate of tor ever, the old Ito,) t. isirrier eee, used for that League and for the Itev. temwas I incere brels the teaches, whither he ti atince t .e the, the mother and father. lirought anew, ailli confer with Eng- el fiffairs in 'rolled., ard her brothers. eur next meeting. Experiencethe pro- cause alone. The president pointers ie.,. ing, Assistant Gencapaltriither Coluniftintis,Brothers, porarily- losing two of its most reliance in mid in;ustice of British (le,eriptioti of thy eese iecteser-e c'omp'lete p,ence from Ireland wiuld a out that the organiser of the enterleft :The by and who of English inthe is scathingly with eral of the Mari,t minent members In the persons P. tainment only wished their co-opein pellet 'it a ra way station was Sunlish plenipotenteriee, er there would eminent in that country bilities of our wen forces we ceit ial, the Empire. Frernentle for South .Vrica on to satisfy Messrs I' Doherty I r_ecretary-', and for ration as parishioners in buying or deed 'tile to lie sea; remembered. etie, erogramme a evolve Cabinet. and that at last the martyrs commented on cutside of eeety is teem' dee lest. Again, his narration of the pall selling tickets. As this explanation The capabilities Sheerly, who were leaving BtuiLury break that dawn for whichthe trout was the prestige of Eigland abroad the most exacting. the following. satisfied those who were opposed heart-rending scene of the iiyiag Cathie of of Africa at aid South in to expose an trip and her name amongst the drive as a Alas! the tale of big Long die Kitty died. lessened fur sayMiss out of hie wife Leek to a in turning McGrath end Irishman Smyth, Liberty to the idea. the suggestiOn because te and of much Aselnleacon Rev. the guardian uey. the Man only a cod-- Reland GoSitell'S Church debt lunch. Irish national dancing were very to Erin. cations as been a proposition and was carried. Mr. Father ing: "Catherine, haven't you exhibition short speech, expressed the gratitude which her the ceretaker ef Cnsilisation has and anstott, I, co-operate consult pensive in the brought no good news back and appreciated. stirring was Fitzgerald then brought forth a for. of Prime ele,ve'e work Suneeey English good Mash buffoonery branch for the of the unjust exploitation pee O'Grady, after S from the of by effect free jig clouded ,,addening Irish Their letter amazed the the The of mal proposition to the same effect: sictrerne the chanhowever. ea, maltreatment of the Irish and Oeteber 2nd. at St. Munchin's Cherch these two members. Wherever Messrs. warranted. A recent ac Minister, and fur the present brute-. "That ail monies received by the 11,-11 as these passage, embellishments sure favoeriess Gosnenls Doherty and Speedy were he was le within the last hall century, League, and got under the name of banister!. time :eel again ie alifeeeelAlie ees el a confere ice ecein iwisition to the branch in the person Indeed, and the last two terrible clearly teem woud be a but of lies', propaof the Catholic during advent the Self Determination )League, be whose who lescrietion especially able than a few days ago. Keating, Mr. C.SS.R., cif (-aeries-, to our gather thee went as they Rev. colour where in incomparable lend matter no terro". Ireland, used by the League, and mgt he deof handing and the reports by of spirit ganda. Bellevue veers. the latest indicated his sincerity has been giving missions atjoined of the newere greatly enhanced sight of the dear- viated to outside purposes at all." these lose gave some people have talk met not by re. cards, woald jauntily theymembership Very was paid fears at the commencement tie, fun:East Guilrliord, reminisand pershial fireworks lutes, Cromwellian lives-Ireland's the 'Ines This was carried unanunously; also all witty istheir heavy of after a a est objecti getiatiens, that ed of putting Father Murray. C.SS.R., inat commenca recitation entitled "The Shamrock crushthat a report of this resolutions be sincerity becences. and humour such as wile Ire. Midland freedom and iadepenclence. They had mohand on the Irish people. and peste.sarid display there was noLloyd the Criss " The manner in which ing a fortnight's mission Datheti., and Tense, afford. conveyed -to the State Council. rail George the 1111,1 at Ireland's strangers, Mr. come along, among ing once and for ever hind the overtures of Irish people. We Junction on last Sunday. this was given and the impression The president then thanked tee A ments wield Ill the next sentence be Garr would we That, speaker) (the dethe He of earnest an independence. ineeteig. first of laughter, proof of sions to clear outburst to the leaders gave an by made, Rev. Father Ahearne and Mr. AL dr brightened out Lockington, ny in of turned fearlessness their not interpreThe Very Rev. Father for the Sisare remember Irish proper always "the the to say, is beyond the power like for their presence, and asked e place Brady should be sorry if matters of a general phrases to sire mid Low re ST, ,"included a Retreat upholding the cause of freedom on that Father Ahearne to say a few words. that way, but the. rumour and we think Government taking its authority afraid to Lev God, after a night's letii nr. the emtiment by whico the Presentation Convent'. j,,yment." is not a the it of Irish when and the ters ,,1 branch, date, the England, tramp of "the: ICeating early of and night Mr. The rev. gentleman thought there. an at people opening the election ntttier was :tette' those would imper"Iona." Cetteslee Reach. on Tuesday world"- au if apathy was felt to- was room in every branch for an inthe shakes worth while colselering what it well founded-, seems to endorse inest be pa:Isere,' for a further en- certain amountand last. as disc.-mese niuch meriting too the was He coercion far of aeide us Irish. crease fact in menders. It was the eine to effects the ishable seems the ultimate werri. Irelend fears. There eniachment on his Irish rep,rtoire. negetine way to become a big organisation; President he mernerable one. The Whole theme exceedingly so--ry to lore them, teen a consequence of disrupted quibbling over the fact that into' conand business of the* meeting being The note, deep a ,tiuct. let all come and very soon all would would lecture GENERAL. the -if They madmen time going and AND Only fools LOCAL though it was for a short bons. De Valera insists on ceecluded, a questiou bee was become members. He remembered :,teh a splendid cifert. upon of a Bovas a eoeld die' a isindred spires of sym- .when King Edward visited Ireland questiens Were subsuggest a war of extermination bet ter and ference as the representative Several is Mee known readers duccre better of Irtiatul honest Empire. attention an The beIf there is pathy in Sceth Africa. Possibly, the Irish-it would disrupt the to cow by an announcement elsewhere t,.., Rev. Monsignor ereigit State. T h Rn lit sortie years ago. The ISing was not 'loved mitted, some of whieli were irrelevant, English Prime 'exults of every attempt dance will 1.e fore they returned, The glad news satisfied with Ireland's government. \'.G., in introducieg the lee desire on the part of the Irish ethers most pertinent. The question grand euchre parry and Town question The has been was .force Ireland e of the by that The! absence what peoplethe discuss and through to Irish for be Fein, He saw the potierty and the misery Perth would the epolegistel Simi tuner, Minister et the North ' Who started We do so? to British states- held to .1rchbishop, and Mr. Welu of a people who did not live ,onlyexisted, 29th., at R o'cl disappointing the the animate Grace most his some free. in conference, why not Thursday, caused next This for?" altered. the why the Father see hasn't thanked us organising of is but he could not do what LL.B.. the life character reDws-cr, of the Irish Condren :er end the for J. men. Mrs. P. cannot be infused into the tail Mr. Jas. Shanahar. endorsed aside even he liked. Father Ahearn touched his which promises to be a greet Lockington on behalf of the Sisters of as he function, giving who, "Zime has given the Irish people Hartigan English Cabinet may not sweep Mr. Arclieteacon the of meetings, marks repeated arc par the more resoluteness, and common sense success. of front in Lockingtee Lord with patrons on the change Father confer Intending I.oretu. and conall technicalities opinion that the movement wee sa:d. heel. expressed the feelings of all that ample the lecture at the Town Hall, FremenNortheliffe's paper. which now is not should dictate to Lloyd George other titularly requeste 1 to notepreviile.1 Irish plenipotenteries. It would the regime of the Gratise towards Messrs. Sheedv advocating Dominion Home Rule, c cwda during to last ceived members night the being is Tuesday the on the of. tie. bringing accommodation and saner methods for be committed to a recognition its sinAn They had vet things and again counselled his hearers to tan Parliament, caused by the inde- and Doherty. ed audience, this occasion for 'heir convenience. Their come in greater numbers. two peoples into the House of FriendRepublic, and it would prove and tab's" fensible ;Amities, of what was known moving from the very start additional supply of chairs Tieleste out pressure wreckers. and ship. continued The next meeting of the branch to the boys always think of cerity -to establisn a better understandOwing -Day would -o' Peep been requisitioned. as the -members has fellow is," "It the at changes of peoples. man is secretaries two should take place on the '26th SepIt is said that our space, we would ask ing between the 1/6 each, and as the entertainment a These gradually merged into the Orthem in their travels overseas, and reply to their spread but, owing to the Irish conunduly tember, bazaar, to Park not York, of back Osborne Duke of every sec en years, but the evisocieties the the them 'Kays Dc Valera, in his latest end of aid ange societies which would be glad to welcome the in them as of cert. was postponed, the arranging reports, but to condense of 'good attendance is confidently atticiLloyd George, "precisely because dence of the development as CommanderenChief of the English agein into the branch on their return. of a date to be left to the president a conof the whatMatters that possible. .position as the much shows of accepts Party side defiance pated. neither . Army, encouraged in direct A re'olution, moved by Mr. Chas. Roo- and treasurer. have at all, and Unionist tr. iversiel nature we would like to see changes physical ever other, that there is a dispute military regulations. This noble scion, ney, and :econcied by Mr. John PantWe ere occasionally comfor avoided. Mesdames Davidson, Russell, rreh..iihe in its members, their t,,at witness to a conference is necessary to search happened God the to upon owing ;mottle. called reports who organised shorten ing. was then carried expressing the te have Yates pelled Peter .Lalor (Perth) Branch. remaris ill the same ton, andparty to enfranchisethe to and discuss such adjustments as might the mentality would never content and dance in aid of regret of the branch in temporarily losintrodection of topics uninterestingeoneuchre He puts a direct ques shortly was The essentially compose it." narrow vault where it was forty or people, Fund. not and Irish Building the readers, of Churee our ment ing the valuable services of Messrs. Arranmore Minister. have to Prime seems It The above branch will hold their British Aare ago Perth the tion to fifty years netted with societ - business. functisin takes piney at the North afterwards called to his reward.Richard Sheedv and 'liberty, and wishing tefm usual fortnightly meeting in the which demands a direct answer, and adopted a cast-iron unchangeable eoliTown Hall on 'eei sdav evening !wet memorable panegyric by that a good trip to South Africa arid a safe Hibernian Hall on Sunday next, the the of the following mind beceme has First. real the forwards party are a erisisl" until it is given tical creed, and as The prizes for site euchre The niembere 18th inst., at 8.30 p.m.. when gee Lawler Sheill is sill fresh in the minds and. speedy return. Good music wilt rinnationn: Foundling Home, £1: Chin2s; second. lc Goverinrient in regard to the conferpolitical paraneic. It attractsinenlv preside-lay readers, wherein he says: showed their nppresiation by heartily Branch President (Mr. P. J. Ryan) the £2 tail hays' Orphanage. Li: Little Sisthe be supplied for .ht dances. and dainty allow conservative elements ence can only lit conjectured. Opinion most should the we Jolly Good will preside at a lecture which will that are they right de is "For "It singing Al ere tens of the Poor, El: St. Vincent it refreshments will be served. tio in London is not too optimistic, sad Kingdom; it is blindly Infatuated with be given by Mr. J. T., Coonan, the who 'Paul etwiely, ft. offence which the Duke of York has Fellows." the lovable evening is assured for be to country does seem that a critical stage in its traditions. and will not march our subject being "The Life of Robert against committed Unfor- attend Messrs. Sheely and Doherty suitably Indeed which All members are invited negotiations has been reached which with ihe needs of the time. * Concert, * forgetfulness. * to National Irish The committed that remarking former the responded. a to be present, and also bring slung for Britain to-day, and enon express in to can only be bridged by honesty and Hall tunately given the I et th Town The Irish National Concert it is almost unnecessary he had only done his share in helping as many friends and new members for Ireland, the Unionists Perth on Thursday night, and with hunoblivion that square dealing on the part of Mr. Lloyd fortunately delighted natural and the night, which Thursday desire on the Irish cause end he greatly ap- as possible, as now is the time when The world looks _to him to George. in the Coalition are the predominant dreds of lovers of Irish music, will be must befal. the ereatest as well as the which those interested in real Irish seal preciated the remade:, of Archdeecon Ireiand needs both our help and supput aside politicalh subtleties and brpad factors in British Government. Lloyd the Fremantle Town Hall of mankind cannot fail to at so well pleased, will be rewere repeated humblest music the hands. Snieth and the other speakers. They port, and especially from Irishmen their on in with the Irish...question reference by George is but a puppet next, Sep- on Monday next, September 26th. The further evening The Monday on accomplish. peated would probe's. be away only 8 or 9 and Irish -Australian sympathisers; which incidental to lams of Justice end Humanity. Felling Fremanend. unfortunately again for Britain, matters Hall, company, the to Town of the in Hartigan 26, strength for Ireland's fight for liberty, jusfull Mr. tember the weeks, and would gladly take their Whatever political tle. The company, which consists of were will a conference, what is to happen to a willing one. situation performers, thirty and right it not yet over. political numhere over the present places again in the branch en their re- tice Because of niceties of be reIrish people? in full force he might have been a decade ago. will character. though most people at the present and attend will Fremantle, interesting an at of performers, 30 attend' also over speakthe thanked Mr. Doherty turn. seem to think it has all ended. artists time procedure and technical formalities, inhe is a steende1 wreck to-day, and leading great at the inforced, by some of numbers, many of them er, and all the members _for their kind The secretary wishes to remind all must the Irish nation be given over should a general election occur, if at the Port. It is very seldom such (Subiaco) Branch. convenience, and all voluntary enthuIt was hie Pears. good wishes. and Padrig remarks of the Peter Lalor members catastrophe the a avoid ,would to again to the fury of war and its people seen Englthmen an array of talent has been siasts in the cause; and it behoves all special intention to get in touch with branch that the 'League are holding ground under the heel of the military in their history', the electors of tee the cenccrt platform. while the music of Irish song and story in the Africa. rovers National Concert in in South Irish the a grand to of orgarisatien a Irish that env meeting advise.' think not do well be fortnightly We jackboot? The usual Kingdom would on Thursday. is such that no publie spirited or pat Fremantle district to show by a large and see what thee were doing to help the Perth Town Hall above branch was held re St. Joeephe. return to the terror before the truce alter the personnel of the Government attendance their appreciation o: the or woman wool,' care the prices of adman Irish 22nd September, riotic he wished only He, cause. Wedneeday the or. people Unionist on Irish Subiaco, favourand the predated:lance of the schoolroom, will alter the spirit of the new much the so 2/. of 3/ and doing being are Some mission who miss. of those to efforts incculd have done mere for the good The president, Mr. cult. Under its. sinister influence the evening, Sept. 14. rather do we not think that it wiltand A real feast of Irish music will be ites, as well as the old, find a place for the cultivation of the grand old The of the League. He had been in Perth supplied by Perth's leading artists. Toe O'Neill, was in the chair. flame the Irish people at home breakers are heavily beating against music of Ireland, which was rescued en the programnie, winch promises to interviewhe where usual, week, in. the previous than an prestige with British smaller so all members should not miss this the Irish people abroad ship of State, and attendance was be far above the ordinary. from the ancient past, and is now a (Mr. J. P. It the opportunity, but should secure some owing to an unfortunate error t,f date ed the State Secretary is being lowered in the eyes of the tense hatred of their oppressors. We people. our of heritage glorious, was he that him told for P.ccord, who two tickets from the secretary. who will widen the breach between the appearing in the report of The taking 1')oller139, nations. The hour is at hand to all readers of the Record in appeal HIGHGATE. of the progress with the has only a limited number on hand. of eery pleased in Ball cause position the be her Hibernian be, miegy peoples, and, and also the England to consider op Monday present be to district the The usual committee meeting will aterminthe Self -r of a numitimbury Breech widespread dieafiection within the Emcivilisation and her pational honour. Town Hall. vegetable fete- piece on the previous evening, and Fremantle floral the at second be held in the supper room of the evening The its considering nut which -League, cananion would her-she certainly of our members ber pire. Ireland's way is clear for Stall Hall at 7.45 p.m. sharp. Hibernian -Determination the Self of in in aid bad pcpulation. was as good as any efreland happy means England happy not, 'Wthout teeiason to her dea:I he feel inclined to go out after having Any members who have any monies Attention is called to the Westralia for the bazaar was again a success. The strenuous evening Western Australia. That was indeed and membership cards are kindle rev and "long a such -Breland crushed and ruined meat,: come a creature to the cupidity of a be held on the Carnival Square, themto taxed Fair, and patrons came along very encouraging news for those who quested to hand same to the secre# the night before." Resignations were death to England's future peace. This political cult. at the foot of William -street, Perth, selves to their utmost to carry home. had worked to mekc the branch the Lary, as the monthly return fur from the let. October next and for two received from the past president, Mr. is no mere rhetot'cal figure of speech; they had purcommodities was. useful now it the J. of Mr. organisation Home of the evecessful of August has not been sent into the aid in weeks thereafter, Dudley, and tire past secretary, thank it is already 'recegniseel by friends OF THE ARCHNEWS The vegetables, eggs, jams, appointed Attracchased. Re oncy was Chas. State Council Secretary as yet. Appeal. to Mr. ago Shepherd Good while desire the long branch a nos The Britain who White. are fetes these at sold of and cakes installed, 'and absence DIOCESE. be the will etc., during acting secretary tions of all kinds poured vitriol upon the claim set up Very Rev. Monsignor Verling for dothis innobriland most he quality, will best display the of electric the the all Doherty. fo; Mr. Irish the of by- De Valera on behalf nating £1 and 10/- respectively CALENDAR. Novelties of the most up-toliant. vation should certainly gain in popu:labor, as a wild Utopian absterdity. best essay on "My Favourite Irish HOME OF GOOD SHEPHERD date character will be on view, and the larity once it becomes more widely Pent. LECTURE ON ROBERT EMMET. This is a great opportunity S. '25, 19th. Sunday after APPEAL. that From being Britain's domestic question remember Leader." to are reminded needs public it is all Advertisement Green. known. show to prominbrancr wide the of world by it has grown frit, for the members time. The function will be opened to make it go, and patrons are asked VerM. 26, SS. Cypriau and Justine. . Monsignor of the at appreciation last, ence. and interests not, merely the the Premier. their evening On Sunday Red. to tell all their friends about it. The WESTRALIA FAIR. peace of the United Kingdom, but the ling's generosity by making a very FliSsernian dale Mr. J. '1'. Ciesnan deTu. 27, SS. Cosmas and Damian. patients at Woorooloo again went to a 111e is sing friends of Mr. J. J. Snigg, peace of her Dominions and the peace Red. determined attempt to win the prizes The following PROGRAMME of an interesting lecture on Irelivered flowers. send to St. at trouble of operation an deal who "underwent great an opportu- land's beieeed be also will It DANCING COMPET1Red. martyr, NATIONAL offered. and of other lands. British statesmen now patriot Wenceslaus. St. 28, W. John of God's Hospital last week, will These are always in great demand, and. White, LIONS in aid of the Home of the recognise that the Irish problem is not ne,- of testing the member's IdeiwThe hall, as usual Th. 29, St. Michael. Pobert Emmet. he plerend to hear that he is pro Mrs. Chipper is to be congratulated on have Appeal will be carwho White, Shepherd Gcod leaders Irish by ef the tilled tee well was P. 30, St. Jerome. to be treated by the quack method of ill at these gatherings. greasing splendidly, and hopes to be her beautiful arraiigement of them. ried out by the Caledonian Pipe crush prominent parts in their blood-letting; thee merely hanging, OCTOBER.. pee his usual health and in the sunshine the members of the Peter Lake- Branch, Fair. at the must effective. The being Westralia display Band, at the The peocountry White. their Irish the for Saturday. on plundering achieve war B.V.M. to and 1, S. shooting, ell, 1, auspices the lecture very shertts of William -street, Perth, COMVery Rev. Monsigeor Verling favoured It is sincerely. under whew Mr. P. J. Ryan occupied foot recognition. Hai ple spasmodically cannot destroy their ern MENCING SATURDAY, OCTO, the fete with a visit and congratulated. Retreat. Clarke, of Cairns, whe perDr. 'to 1,c hoped that every rnembe of the eepiration,s, and that though quietened and during the' eve g BER Miss O'Shea on organising such a novel to ehow the chair, eleN,itnara recited Father retch splendid rescue work at The annual Retreat for the clergy of endeavour will formed lranch Seinen,. by coercion to -day, they will rise again II preen The ladies inwas- it getting; funds. the Archdiocese will open on Monday. the Mr: Mulligan disaster when his rif Irish history be Mr. and knowledge Flag." to -morrow and renew their right Li their HIGHLAND FLING. under 6 eErine; perm, MonRyan's to ested desire to thee,,, the patiiee fellow doetor became exhausted. was 26th. inst, at the Redemptorist Freedom., Nothing but absolute annominating themselyee as entrants for years (entrance fee Is.).years. High recited one ofe Errenet's First lecture commences at a pupil of the Christian Brothers at astery. Wooruuloo, the ladies who donated very Jeck at also is It Six years and under 9 well competition. was essay whc nihiliation can destroy the determine the' lecturer. scans. The 8.30 pan. -Adelaide, and is a brother of Mrs. T. P. cakes anis jams end elesna. Foley and land Fling, Sheen Thruibhais, Irish lion of the Irish people to win fee encouraging to the branch to know received, traced the history of the Dolieny, of Perth. milk. for conSword Dance, Sailor's Hornpipe Wade Jig. Irish which the rights with natural pre. those Tourists connection in themselves that Halantunnda ego einem for Irish independence (entrance fee is. each event). First Septem. 22nd the spent was on etetine held and be to rising. numenjoyable are theirs by every law human and neist. cert -advised goodly Ile A a [hone.; to attract The hills will and second Prizes. IN MEMORIAM. the choristers vierie Nowh se have. we seen the in Mete Keuugh's Hall, Newcastle divine. hem that 'jai maim ity of iee tragic incidents which followed. ber of tourists this summer. KelleMARSHALL.- In sad and loving men, street, on ehuraday, 15th. inst., when arc from Subject). Mr. McDonnell, the Ile vii idly portrayed the romantic claims of the Irish successfully conNine years and under 13 years, n-Luanda has become a favourite resort. Stanley. son, darling ory only McCarmy of Ivy a Miss by to gone a davee, organised Highland Fling, Sheen Thruibhais. tested as spurious and unjust. The treasurer of the branch, has Our Catholic people, both holidayside of Erninet's charecter, particularly who passed away at St. John of God Miss McCarAssisting glad held. prebe was in will thy front -enders, trouble autonomy of week Jig, Sword Dance, Sailor's Irish to and amount made Irish makers chief objection considerable his love for Sarah Curran, and Hospital, on the 24th. Septenier, thy were the Misses C. and E. MitWerripme, Waltz Clog (entrance fee to hear that they have an opporttmity the British side is that it is opposed to paring for the grand Irish concert, and a feature of the powerful speech from 1917 M. Johnston. and Cititfithe, Sunday E. each chell, Mass that event). First and second Holy each at Is. wing know of assisting Britain's interests. The extreme it is very encouraging to 13Iessed are the pure in spirit. fur the dock which more than anything every The hall seas tastefully decorated, there. Holy Mass is celebrated they stall see God. of the Unionist Party, and among them Subiaco has responded to the call of else has made the illustrious young prizes. served, and a refreshments Convent dainty the at o'clock 9.30 at At the next meet- martyr so He - -enserted by his sorrowing mother. Bonar Law, Sir Edward Carson, Lord Sunday Iris baton so well. Kalaed of 'his people. "fast" floor kept things moving. Great Hill. IRISH JIG CHAMPIONSHIP of Gooseberry Birkenhead, and A. J. Balfour, are ir- Oratorv, credit is due to those five young ladies. ing of the League the speakers for the W.A. Open (entrance fee 2s.). ceased his lectere with appropriate inunnila is distant from the Convent loving memory and J. fond Mr. Therefull. PETTIT.-ln and the to O'Dea ourselves Mr. be memory. We enjoyed will reconcilable opponents to any change walk. evening Emmett's IRISH REEL, SINGLE. Open verses addressee to by only a few minutes' of our dear wife and mother, who defore, we ,311V to these organisers-give (entrance fee ls.). First and seer in the present government of Ireland Monaghan, as these two gentlemen Tuesday last, by the way, was the anlife on September 28. this parted the. are of it from They more Stanislaus us returned Mary Parliament. death. prizes. Mother ond by the British Demalt of hive only recently niversary ef Robert Emmet'.; 1917. (Houlohan). the spokesmen of Ulster. In 1912, Conference in the Eastern Stales they Inserted by her loving husl end. the emelt*. ion of the lecture a At of a very large cirsympathy The years to 16 years, Highatammuits of Thirteen of mental stated death when the Unionist Party legret to record the are armed with plenty setts and daughters. Sword hearty vote of thanks. proposed by Mr cle of friends will be extended to Mr. land Fling, Shean Thruibhais, nition in connection with the latest titude to Home Rule, Sir ,Edward CarMother Mary Stanislaus (Houlohan). was carried with acclaof the firm of Dwyer, Doherty Durack, Hornpipe, Irish lig. P. D. John J. Sailor's Dance, geoBeverley, Ireland generally. mation. Of your charity pray for the REN.each of the Presentation Convent. Perth, concerning 2s soloeitors, fee son wrote: "We maintain that events Dunphy, and Durack, (entrance Waltz Clog at which -steel. -place on Tuesday week prizes. repose of the end of Mrs. Grace Urine As the writer hail the unique privilege graphical and economic reasons make the death of his rnoeher which cc. event). First and second age of 65, after a few en Brithe at tin 19th Great soul Flint:. her Ceeriey, occurred :May between Highland whose annivereary tetion Saturday. last (open) legislative curred Only a Boys The funyeast; of declineig health. rest in peace. September Irish Jig, Sword Dance, Sailor's tain and Ireland necessary for the. in(eneral took place on the following afterinSacred Heart of Jesus have mercy or Hornpipe, Shean Thruibhais terests.of both.... It was the vital assieted O'Brien, 'Father leev. weather noon. Despite the tempestuous her soul. R.I.P. trance fee ls. each event, Orphanage terests of nationai defence that caused (Narrogin), celeit Deriii Brennan week, by yesterday all raged and which Mrs. free). sister. boys difficult loving ---Inserted by her Pitt to undertake thee' brated, the Requiem Mass, and permust have been very gratifying ft: the Crosse. legis thankless task of creating the neeeie formed tete last rites at the church and Loreto Sisters to leans of the large REEL 0' TULLOCId (opens, Best Acolytes headed the proto elements lative union. If that union was and enieveile the braved that audience Set of Four (entrance feebe ls.). DEATH. in Naby the Very cerition t e the cemetery, followed by given vary for the salvation of England lecture the attend All Competitors must the to Mary ROGERS.--We recommend the British Empire, the who. I children, Children of SisRev. Father Lockington, S.J. on "Cathe foundation of less. of tional Costume. sold the the the faithful Sodalities. of prayers the fieHeart forthSacred necessary and tholic Ireland," in aid of their it is assuredly ee Ilentirterl ca liars 1,1 The the ter:; of the Community, and members eceebrations. ENTRIES will be taken at Came continued security of the one and The deceased isiming elJubilee Ili, lire in Aiwitsl. 1921. fortified bs 241 of the ea eigregation. people who tilled the timelier bell's Britannia Cycle Depot. Vay awl the Church maintenance and preittige of the Wales, rites .4 South last Ili,nt itself a we.: a nal Ise of New was inght a call -street: A. Craigie, 573 Hay :etch on -bill William antorionly Legislative . 34) veare age n-i. well known for hem Ilay other. at Shepherd ilcetasitelelady, teligion Good (Ireton the entered and of indetribute to the untellectual street: Home generonkChristian character and exonly be coupled with financial arguthe Seventeen years of her religious life ial powers of the Provincial of not Appeal Office, 52 Royal Arcade. of emplary life, was wife to Alick Rogpendence.- lhis is the, line of Mr. had beers spent in this State. most "I de, in Australasia. Perth. Jesuit. and in Collie, which spent and notes Stanislaus of Greenhushes the in ers, which time Mother ment followed want to stir tip strife. but I wish to sister to Rev. Father Carroll, formBeverley., May God rest her soul. loyd George has writtein to the Presisee other men living as God intended is A and n -1 them to v as free , dent of the Irish Republic, Party tof,e I , the ekey of the Unionist

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tlemen for donations receivete: Mr. His engrossing interest in his C. E. Gosden (Central Hotel), Mr. particular work or study, though it McCarthy, Mrs. Plant Coyle, Mrs. frequently need not do so, only too Gaynor. Mr. Hesford (Premilsr Wine A BRILLIANT FUNCTION does have a strangely shrinking et Me. Roche, F. Wynn., Mr. Saloon), absorbed is so He mind. feet on his To commemorate in a fitting Mr. Flynn, Mr. Foley, Mr. Grogan. in his own hobby that he misses a (By H. G. Fakkenberg in the Jesuit Weekly, America). Jubilee of their Society, Mr. Woodthorpe. Mr. Dewar, Leed the manner things ly-while worth many great never returned to his (,eood intentions, they say are of- ing lights in literature and in science the amount in the lit, 2nd. and 3rd Irish martyr after the rigorously placed the metropolitan Hibernians held a erville Branch H A .C.B .S.. Red CasTo Ireland. serving his sen- ten of more value than good results. are sceptics or atheists? Surely, if ing outside years; 1.15th. in the 4th, and the native land of his chosen field. And so he brilliant ball in the Society's hall, tle Brewery, Mr. Carrick, Mr. CroYet hell is paved with good inten- there were a God, these men would fences Eire, my mot:ier, a Loon 1 crave balance in equal instalments during tence, but remained in Australia. fu - Murray -street, Perth, on Tuesday gan, Mr. Cunningham, Mr. i. Edknows or thinks of no God, of and prospered. His brother, John bons; the whole wide world is know of Him; surely if religion were now, It is customary toe wards, Mr. Connaughton, Mrs. Tux, the next 8 years. life. He fails to hear the vital the 13th. inst. Dwyer, came to the United States strewn with the wreckage of lofty at all worth while, they would- be ture Burton, Miss Take me, and take this heart of that comes from Nazareth and the society to organise -an annual ner, Mr. Iloyne. Mr. who several years later. from the Dwyer resolutions; and the earth is oftenest the first to discover and announce news mine. donated All those such enthusiasm Coffey. has but never ball, Martha, like because, not Calvary, home in Tipperary; and the present turned topsy-turvy by well-meaning this supremely important fact. Teach me thy secret, mother belov- Cardinal Gibbons' Successor. supper are present the the towards eatables as upon evident in he is busy about many things, but been ed. Bishop of Florida. chief of police oh Maywood was born people. There is the lovable mod- Now, it is important to note, by the committee thanked commitCurley. specially The energetic Dr. and naroccasion. is too intensely he because the Teach me a love of the cross like U.S.A., who succeeds the late Car- in New York. dler, the amiable busy -body, the ole- this connection, that not all The above tee exerted themselves exceptional- for their assistance. busy about one thing. there scholars and scientists and literature rowdy thine. sequious Jack-of-all-trades; dinal Gibbons as Archbishop of BalTo the general public it is a very ly to eclipse all previous efforts, and list is not complete. any additions of to -day are atheists; that not all the IreAthlone, humanitarians, of n:-tive the spineless Jade. is a a Galled are Shee's week. Ticket timore, next will he the published day even day after beyond that succeeded thing they Land of my soul art thou, and sure- land and is about 40 years of age. Ile earelessly of them were such in the past. Some Practical shaft most sanguine hopes. Attention sellers are reminded that the roonhyphenated morbidly merciful, the contribute the Archer -Shoe ly, of the greatest names in science and the miner goes down his deep Archbishop them the youngest --all of bountiful is probably tickets have unsold not and and our money would furnaces er their thee. who fur our of coal everyy.here apparent. my hive to dig to detail was "Cawtho'ic." Surely from God is men the world. He is a staunch and any parleying with De Valera fur re- their mite to the general and de- in literature and in art recall a thoroughly and speaks volumes for tne work of are in, the sooner a balance sheet Cro'vn'd v. ith derision and pain. the in whatever human weaknesses stoves; the fact that ardent supporter of the Irish cause. stitution of behind's rights, left the lightful confusion of sublunary who, and the joint honorary secretaries, will be published. So please assist glory may betrayed, had. for all trained man does this workgreater they have opportunan missed never has and things, narrowwas too he our fur because makes this work only Coalition Messrs. J. J. Williams and S. T. O'- towards a speedy statement t:f reGreater yet then of yore shall be a a in God and that, staunch belief asserting are itn of championing it. and But the worst of them all of visit the appreciate greater ensures to since it minded convenience, host of willine sults by handing your cash in to and their Rielly, Ireland's right to her own form o`. Ireland's most representative man "those that ought to know better, sincere if not always active respect efficiency in mining. greater prompt- workers. Eire. 0 Eire, ?,ly mother chosen. The music was supplied your delegate or secretary. Valera, on His law. Make me the foster -child this day. Government. President inDeAmerica, mission to Downing and don't." And this is not merely forPrescincling for demands a peace our in meeting ness the and deservedly by talented from these, however, Call me, oh, call me thy son end in the course of his tour He has again been chal- because of the disappointment they Street. But to the miner the arrange- popular Sheridan's Orchestra. which HARROLD & MURRAY was assisted by Archbishop Curley. lenged by Mr. C. R. Morden, the occasion-though the barren fig -tree it is unquestionably true that a very fuel. keep me some disbe without not may ment indication of excel- Produce Merchants, Victoria Park. is at sufficient education candidate for was cursed for the specific reason large proportion of the classes of advantages. The deeper he pene- lence of that important thefeature. Them in the love of the Cross alway. lie recived his early Schools. have on Sale Bran, Pollard, Chaff, Hay, Ath- prospectiveto Labour the Marist Brothers' (Rev) H F. G. Rope. resign his seat and re that it should have borne fruit and men referred to above have been longer Finsbury, and the Straw. Oats, Barley, Wheat, Linseed, earth the into trates Munfor peeped everywhere Colored lights are to -day either professedly or lone, leaving subsequently contest it on the issue of peace with did not-but because of the very and he stays at his specialisecl work, the from amid bunting and palms, coup- e nd Maize. Terms cams Tel. A3545. a brilhad he irreligious. where There arc Vaactually Joke. College, their Mt by Geographic refuswrought positive harm Panama's archer-Shee Colonel Ireland. He outside. world of the he sees less to went he lanterns and led with Chinese shadThen liant course. ed to resign. Now Mr. Miirdeit putt's ignorant-v. To paraphrase our of rittlis rciaeons for this, some genera', P.M:1111a perpetrates one of the the fresher, brac- ed lamps at intervals. the whole Thos. ANDERSON & Son Rome, where he was ordained for the the issue straight to She,. He sate the mut erbe: Ii is mere tolerable to others specific. Of the former class loses the einishine, the Ironing Grocers end Provision Merflowers, the creating a bright and happy atmos- chants. greatest geographic jokes on those American the trees, mission in Flerido, where Fitzgerald -at. and Rapier -rd., joint nieet a bear bereft of her whelps ltco SCettl to be lather more promin- ing air, who visit it. It coot incingly snake:: hu laboured for seven year:: as a that he is prepared Iii pay the His soul being phere. birds. sung of the Families 'Phone, A1794 Perth. worthy of mention. The Sinn Fein and other N. expenses of the contes=t in the con, than to meet goy,' intentions led by fink waited on deity. Chili -nu Orders At undereast west. From Panama City the darksoine ill confined ago years thus eight. about and The very were lust them, a old national flags prominent of Irish cause It is. he thoughtlessness. £400. to up to. stituencv tended sun rises nut o' the Pacific, which to priest, not be would it of Florground chambers, wag. cornet rated Bishop infidelity. and in the he of operative most ly symbolising sodisplayed, and in only constituency. Brutus place example, compact for proper a her" is, 'f the states, most maids is surprising if his mind were narrowORIENTAL HOTEL. And lie who sails ida. as there is one issue only-on Ire- the play. A righteous, sturdy char- cases, is extremely difficult to up- ed, his vision weakened, his views ciaty's devotion to the little Green for setting sues. -street, Kalgoorlie. 'Phone MIL rout. It is sometimes called pride Isle. while the Papal flag and Aus- Hannan came from the Atientin land-with joint meetings andwhata acter. a man of man, good parts, of through constricted. One of the Ban Notate on the Flaws. opinions and intellect. Belief in in God and east showing tralian [rose Commonwealth emblem sigexeepjoint election address a figure, unfortunately, of Facts That Burn Like Fire. Best at Splendid Accommodation. to the Pacitce travels not Somewhat analogously. men who nified the society's unswerving lov- E verything for, the exist'', bona! prominence in tae Republic, His revelation requires humility-: it Dining room under kept. to west, as he naturally eeneete to "Three facts burn like fire," sate each opponent stands all their interest and atten- alty to the Throne of Peter and the supervision of Mrs. Taylor. Meals, 1,6: of man the conspire- implies that we sit down submissive centre the kind just do, but from to et to enet, ere mere a recent pamphlet dealing with the set need not :be heavy. Shee. who learning of branch FRAWLEY. Proone Weekly. 27/6. JIM in some tion pos- tors needed in order to gain credit ly at the feet of the Supreme. Tealand which means so much to us prietor. accurately, from north -wen. tc southAmerican War of Independence. We is a blundering, narrow-browed and like little children, humble on some single phase of business, on all Never before has the HiberOne acts the impressio, as quote them for the benefit of stu- turer, will not accept. But Shee is their schemes, support for their east. science, of department single some Hall presented a more pleasone writer h. phrased it, that "them dents of comparative history. 'they alreadie like a man in the condemned cause. For here was a sterling Ro- leant the truth from His lips. This this deep dark shaft nian GLENORAN NO. 10 cell awaiting execution-he is anti- man, around whose reputation for is Precisely what the soi-disant often get down ing appearance. The hall was taxis semeteing croolee abo it this.' are: SCOTLAND'S BEST. the when he, integrity and patriotism they could thinking man is loth to do. He has whence they cannot see the many ed to the uttermost with a gay The crookedness is found to be inettiv of the Americans cipating the seekly thud which enemies The for (1) Truth, outside. truths precious PURE MALT WHISKY. are developed events, an undoubted of pride in course his the in following. isthmus. which runs pre& persist rally an enthusiastic throng of laughing faces. A very be free, would to struggling As supplied under Contract to up, the botat only found to be is them, and comes north OWLS other. intellect; of each he thinks it is cap swiftly foil -swing east and west. instead Hospitals and Government Medical programme was presented This same integrity- and love of a dote in referring to General Washington before the electors. independently of outside help. tom of their own shaft. Like the superior Also Railway Inning Cart south, and in addition makes and thoroughly enjoyed by all. A Department. country were the motives through able. as "Mr. Washington." Hotels anV Clube and. the Leading of arriving at all truth. And once little boy, they imagine all the gold dainty suppe hle curve like the letter 5, so that and minority interest large won his was a they There in sitting; the State. which four throurhout (21 was small in their bank are is in the little has developed he this habit of freeat one place the Atlantic waters really) party, treamurderous Sole Agent: partition for the a sympathy party ( realise ',melded in a masterly manner ann. don't they town: country Pacific. Nailed. the of Lie those Propaganda you of A can nu more west persuade actually they introduced to him in the who were in favour of those who PHIL COYLE the mountains are full of pre- Imieb enjoyed. Philip Kane, ex -corporal, Com- specious garb of patriotism. Bete him to believe than you can per- that were trying to wear down the deIt is pleasing Co note that many streams Killed by French Robbers, 165th United States Infan- tus should have known better, but suade a panther to lap milk once its cious ore, that unexplored of the majority for freedom pany mand District Board and National Directawny their yield to waiting are SPIGL. try (69th. N.Y.), in the course of a he did not. His thoughtlessness teeth are full grown. Hugh Nayle a promising young and unity, of tory officers of times gone be were Tobacconist, J. Perth, Will be pleased It But while this lack of humility wealth. Like the foster -mother Yet not Irish actor, who was known in con(31 Auxiliaries were employed ex- letter to the New York Globe, says: compassed his own ruin. ugly duckling in the fable, they in attendance, thus proving the you would call for your requirements nection with the Abbey Theatre, tensively. but they failed; and the "Any statement to the effect that merely his own. After him into the does undoubtedly help to prevent the truth of old saving. Shaving 4t1., Haircutthe "The hearts money. and save that their own backyard, 9d. Orders sent to any part of Dublin, has been killed by robbers free United States of America arose the old Sixty-ninths New York, had catastrophe he dragged all the well many of our intellectuals from find - fancy that Caine from Ireland are the ting No remittance W.A. by V.P. Post. ing the "way in which fools cannot with its puddle. is at least half the hearts that don't forget." difficulty in securing recruits at the meaning, misguided citizens in Bayonne, France. He went ashore --and remain. who Rasters needed. Cheapest in Perth. outbreak of the late war is contrary had espoused the cause because of err," yet lack of time and want of world, and by far the more imporfrom au American vessel, which Think it over. The Society desires to sincerely Set: Watches, Pipes, or any other arto the facts. The Sixty-ninth secur- Brutus. As a great ocean liner in convenient opportunity for reflec- tant half. touched at the port of Bayonne, and with guaranis*. Repaired ticles the ladies and thank following genharm Yet even so. not so much of 2,002 men without . the sea creates a vortex which tion share very largely in the odious quota e d its whilst walking near the town, was having set upon by robbers and stabbed to Irish Faith and Valour in England, any trouble whatsoever, and before sucks into it and destroys the lesser responsibility of keeping many real - would be done, if,the never other hail of The Catholic Church at Deepcar. they were selected to represent New craft in its vicinity, so this great le capable and accomplished per- studied or explored death. The body is reported to be from 30 refrain would about they sixtieth world, He was its in the the Infantry celebrated 1135th. as the sons Sheffield, in France. near York the darkness of doubt and buried in by the disaster to which his unbelief. Catholics theologians waxing so beazenly dogmatic shout years of age and appeared with con- anniversary last July, and in com- crack Rainbow Division, they were righteousness had led, drew fain it is morally necessary main - it; if only the cobbler would stick siderable success in the first Abbey memoration thereof au exteesion of turning away applicants at the rate blind that trusting followers with man have Jones' production of "Androcles and the the church was solemnly opened. of 300 weekly. Before we left Camp countless revealed to him even to his last, the knitter to his knitThus the ex - those important The preacher on the occasion was Mills for overseas the strength of the him to destruction. As Supplied Lion." truths which, theo- ting. But no: that cannot be. Acpeople reckless but good of ample (SuperC.M. Kitty, Rev. Father regiment had dwindled somewhat, the retically, his unaided reason can un- cordingly, men who are utterly deharm serious more worked often teach reto who Sheffield, presume St. Vincent's, due to the weeding out the of religion, ior), of misvoid cover and explore; because, practiStatue to A New London English called the story of the founding of a fits that came from the other Na- than even the bad designs and etand morally, his intellect can- us its tenets; men who have never The unveiling of the late King Ed- church. Sixty years ago a reinnber tional Guards outfits, and the re- fortshas of the openly vicious. The tat- tally to know God yet tried seriously even not of itself accomplish what has the recently Her Majesty ward's statue in tLondon cannot seduce so easily as can of young Irishmen who had settled cruiting office was besieged with it is competent to do. If presume to catecise the public abattracted attention to the deplorable in Deepcar wailed to Sheffield for more than enough recruits to make these misguided zealots. whose ale- retically have been a few great pagan out Him; those who never give a Sewing condition of London's statues gener- the purpose of fulfilling their Easter up the discrepancy. We sailed 100 parent competence and rectitude are there venture souls own their to thought philosophers who, The Queen by Herculean in ally. English sculptors, says the Lon- duties. The then rector of St. Yin - per cent. strong, and a glance at the the credentials on the strength of dividual efforts. successfully strug- wild statements about the souls of don Times. complain that there is rent's. Sheffield, was so impressed list of the 'killed in action' will set which the confiding multitude acin versed meagerly those others; glad towards a knowledge of the no living interest in sculpture, and the incident that he Deranged at rest the doubts of anyone who cepts them as its leaders. Machines both the theory and the practice of that bronze and marble make no ap- by For leaders we must always have: existence of God, and His law, and for Mass to be offered at Deepear, has read the statements that 'out dare to offer us a code of peal to the British public. Perhaps and in due course it was decided to of five millian people in New York not only in battle and enterprise, of the spirituality and immortality moralityand not even vaguely aware that's because the British public build a church there. So intense City there could not be found but also in thought and speculation. of the human soul, they are the morals. 25 Years' Guarantee. exceptions that rise what faith is, they do not hesitate are too much interested in the pro- was the bigotry prevailing at the enough Irish descendants willing to Hence the docile faith with which glorious rare blem "how to live" these days. "Do time that none of the landowners enlist for the purpose of bringing we have come in these days to re- conspicuously to lonely heights far to assure their credulous admirers Some nonsense. is faith all was that above gourmand the level of the great mass of you like canaries?"ea would sell them a site, but this dif- Germany down to her knees.' The the statements of our scien- mankind. to rise to this un blind themselves, they do not scruonce asked by his fair host. "No," he ficulty was eventually surmounted Americans of Irish ancestry in this ceive Beale tists, our scholars, and our promin- usual plane For Beale of vital knowledge most ple to lead the blind. And withal replied, "there's not enough on them by the strategy of a Sheffield Catho- country, from the day of Washing- ent lit matters It business. men of they are either too So perhaps it is with the to eat." too they have good intentions; When the church was in ton to the present time, have tle how antecedently improbable men benighted the enlighten to want heedless, or too rank and file who live in London. lic. busy. course of erection. _the local resi- always beets first to -fight for Ameritheories may be, or how sharp Auspico This latter reason appears to ap- masses and to lead them to higher You can't eat statues --and it is dents endeavorred to stop the oper ca and American ideals; and if the their in conflict with our previously en. ply with peculiar relevancy They wish to something to east that appeals to ations and it was necessary for the descendants of every other national- ly to the intellectual planes. their to we submit opinions; tertained prominence ian the when. times influence hard the these see AND them handfed of stalwart Irishmen to -ein this land of ours had rallied their views because we think their scientists and scholars of the present their reputed learning give them H C.L. is always heard at the feeding main on guard and challenge the ity to the colours with the same unani- prominence has rendered them com- time. This is preeminently the day and pubcorrect and inform to order in board. Marble and bronzes are not bigots to come forward. of specialised effort. 'In all departThe chalas did the Srish, we would not petent to speak with authority. This Player Their efforts are kindly wanted, but a cinema star who has lenge was not accepted. and the mity needed the draft syctem. The authority, as a matter of fact, they ments of work and of learning we lic opinion. struck it rich and is the craze of church was completed without fur- have try to narrow down as much as pos. meant, but ill-advised. In plain, unsons of the Gael can point with of the if each claim, rightly to pubthe Britieli belong tee beta, can move the sphere of individual activ- varnished language, they Pianos For the recent pro- pride to the exploits of the Sixtyther trouble Pianos no sible lic more easily than the most gift- gress of the mission he engirds, corn- ninth, New York (and the Ninth experts confined his views and and ity, in order that each one may that class of busy-bodies who are world topsy-turvy. And ed poet, artist, or sculptor in the plimented Father O'Shea. the pre- Massachusettsl, whose hearts and terances to his own profession the turning strive toward definite results with cobbler Charlie Chaplin is the sent rector, and his zealous flock hands have always been at the fore- sphere. The trouble is the Kingdom. A Call at our Showrooms will con vince,you as to the value we offer. intensity and thorough- they should know better, but, alas! to stick to his last. Nowa- the greatest greatest hero of the hour in LonSo the day of general encydo- they don't. Their knowledge, in front whenever the great land of refuses as soon as the man has oar. ness. learning days, grant. don town-he has put the Irish clues must one sphere, own their has ours had need. There is no other rived" in any department of human Pedic waned, to be suction out of the British press, and New El Dorado. race whose representatives have dis- endeavour, as soon as he appears to ceeded by the dawn of specific and is considerable: their general intenthbeaiir. tt Reuter's youthful romancers are pre A New York message states: "Mr. maybe themselves in the history have risen above the plane of medio- exact information. Every learned cumably following up the Chaplin Cornelius Vanderbilt, jun., tele- tinguished 54 HIGH ST., FREMANTLE. of the United States as have the crity in his particular trade, busi- man is supposed to profess one line judgment ibes deplorably out 209 MURRAY ST., PERTH. brass band and studying the Chap- graphed to the New York Times Irish." is certainly on logic their and of study, ante, to follow one direction of he is, by of learning, or branch ness, introlin kick. to were Columbia, on from Victoria. British and on his one sub- a furlough. If they that very token, at once accepted as investigation; work July 22, reporting the adventursus he is intensely well-informed. duce into their professional thought Allah's prophet on all things under ject Protestant Bisitop Helps Catholic and plucky story of Howard Colley. De Valera as a Boy. the irresponsible Ire his company even Roger Bacon half on his opinions seeks "A man not One is really 'great' until the sun. non-profestheir of Dawson, Yukon, who, with three of Nuns. some of lessness be ill at and SUBIACO men, are credited with finding the world begins to repeat small politics, on agriculture, on mining, dam versatile sophist, IIippias of public utterances. if on the Grand Rapids, Mich., July 5.-- other science they great oilfield 950 miles east of stories of him," says a writer. The on military preparedness: on the subject would cut figure. Bishop John Newton McCormick. of aYukon, sorry nco 2,000 stiles north of multitude of small stories are circlu sciences, literature, and the fine arts. PEOPLE. absurdlychosen. THE TIMBER AND HARDWARE this method of the Episcopal Diocese of Western Victoria, andcontair ing the highest latit:g now -bout Ireland's leader And so we get quaint lectures on leaing and endeavour, specialisedweretheir taking it quential. it would immediately cost Michigan, is one of the inenibers of grade oil prospectors thus. The Belfast correspondent of astronomy from a coloured ex -pugiWITH THE IN CONNECTION have ever seen. EVERYTHING SUPPLY WE reputation. the their the committee which is handling large, has been decidedly to theism will told Mr. Vanderbilt that the the Catholic Herald writes:-"The list; a printer of the philosophy of the and BUILDING TRADE. But perhaps some day they that advantage of marking. We have ,ek drive for £33,000 for the erection of Celley triumphal return to Ireland of Ea- history from a well-known automofield, is now guardarea of the which reticence the of of the bit a House to the much farther with electricity be- learn -Ale an addition COACHBUILDING AND WHEELWRIGHT DEPARTMENT.. by mounted police. Is 100 by six- mon de Valera recalls a pleasing in- bile manufacturer: a code of morals got some day. Good Shepherd. Discussing the work ed Edison. Telsa, and Marconi come,: with humility; the It is the largest field on cident in his collegiate course in from a "movie" actress: a theology cause grace to of the Good Shepherd. Bishop Mc- ty miles. IN FARM WAGGONS, CARTS, SULKIES,AITD We perhaps. they will have SPECIALISTS 141ackrock College over twenty years from au electrician; and a religion made it their exclusive work. Coal and American Continent. the seem scarcely Cormick, who is a member of the shale also abound. REPAIRS. know, arid arc profiting by the fact, see, what now they His fellow -students, like from everybody. came ago. God only all, after that, State Board of Corrections and Char- hack to Victoria after Colley suspect. to considerably more about bacteria of schoolboys the world over, amused For every man who is moderately because Pasteur ities, said: "This place should have seven months into thea journey do what is humanely impossible can and others made one themselves by assigning day or North, and learned. in everything under the confidence and support of the will report at Ottawa that he and nicknames niore or less pleasant to successful, presumable is these things the subject of untiring -be a specialist EECHARTTF, -- RAILWAY general pithlm. for the whole stimu- his companions enduring many hard- their companions, butt when Eanton's just temporarily in the limelight, study. Our acquaintance the sun. supposed to be ready, at a mo- special lus as to utii d aloe body is in the turn came he dismissed was with a with bees, wasps, and spiders might ships, and for six days lived on the and ex to formulate notice, ment's right direct`( n." Coffee Palace HOTEL ORIENT Coffee Palace flesh of dogs. Colley reports that play upon his foreign -sounding name. pouted a creed of his own. And not yet have got beyond the bowing Good Acthe oil was not freezing when the 'Deliver us' was the name given him whatever lingering traces of native stage, if Fabre, Wessman, and the HIGH -ST., FREMANTLE. MRS. CHAMBERLAIN, PSOPrietralta Visitors. 5. his fellow-students, and strange by Country had be for rest chosen to general pracThey are right opposite the tegietered (Meg. below thermometer commodation for Visitors to Perth. hinder suitable times most The at other may Ku Klux Klan v. The Catholic zero at midday, and ran as thin as and significant it sounds to present- diffidence Tel. 5533. Perth Railway Station. Best attention and Moderate Prices. him are swept away when he essays titioners instead of specialists. We Monaghan. Church. lie describes the day ears. All will allow that Sinn the irresistible role of religious tea have learned much more about cheboiling weer. Members of the Ku Klux Klee of noise of the breaking up of the ice Fein was not in existence at that because some men have deC. H. SMITH & CO. other subjects he may be mistry Wallis, Texas, have made a demon- in the spring as worse than the fir- time; nor, indeed, were Irish poli- cher. On even UNDERTAKERS, modest; but on the voted all their time and energy to stration against the Catholic Church ing of thousands of guns at the tics the absorbing topic of that date. cautious, of religion have branch of science: we this is recklessly 281 NEWCASTLE-ST., PERTH. and school of that place. and order- front. His party staked 10,240 acres Chatting on this strange but true question On a minorhepoint more available exact information on 'Phone (Day or Night) .. A1231. of busiunafraid. ed "every man who does not sup- for a group of prominent business anecdote, a wise priest remarked because he may have to con- geology, biology, physics, port the public school" to leave the men they represented, and surveyed that there must be something in it. ness expediency of each one of these sciences has been Word of this outburst of the great field described by the Can- as even the initials of the name of sult his head clerk; on a matter to town. HOTEL PERTH specialists. by pursued lie may condescend bigotry and intimidation has been adian Government. BARRACK STREET, PERTH. Before the Ireland's hero, D.V, meant more bodily health what is thus beneficial J. J. Ryan, Proprietor. take the advice of a physician; but toUnhappily, received by the National Catholic party left the new El Dorado a stam- than met the ear." oftentimes us is generality of the of of the great world-old problems Welfare Council from the Rev. W. pede towards the field was commencaccommodatiou. Excellent the soul, of life and death, and the detrimental to the specialist him Demel pastor of Guardian Angels' ing. the grave-of these UNDERWOOD BUSINESS world beyond Father Demel Church, Wallis. things he speaks with a confident writes: "Last Saturday night in this Mrs, S. E. McCARTH V, Proprietress village of about 700 inhabitants Terrible Distress in North Wales. hardihood and a boisterous assurdee COLLEGE the stern there was a Ku Klux Klan parade. ance beside which even The Mayor of Wrexham told a like are In passing our school and church committee recently that it was a B USINESS TRAINING FOR GIRLS. replies of the Delphic oracle they posted a bill in front of the revelation to him to find that the quavering intonations of a badly The Full Business Course, six hours the NEW NORCIA. church forbidding the use 01 any distress in North Wales at the preper day, 120 for the year. payable frightened child. What a pity that foreign language, and ordered every sent time was mere acute than durCourse, in so many instances all his doe A Year's £5 per term. CONDUCTED BY THE MARIST BROTHERS. three hours per day, 112, payable trines are negations, his only creed man who does not support tl,e pub- ing the coal stoppage. Mr. Hugh £3 per term In advance. EVEN- a denial. He abolishes God with a It Hugel, financial secretary of the lic school to leave the town.." ONLY-Shorthand ING STUDY was in Wane.: that four reels of the North Wales Miners' Association. Typewriting, and Bookkeeping- gesture, dismisses Christ with a pityfilm, "American Catholics in War stated three evenings per week, £2 10s, ing smile, repudiates the Bible as so 4,506 colliers are out of at Terms: Forty -Eight Guineas Per Annum. per term. and Recsnstruction." which was to work in Neill. Wales. The position much poetic stuff and nonsense, and be exhibited there, were stolen from is terrible. The distress commiteee B USINESS TRAINING FOR BOYS. with a tolerant Church, the mentions Special Full Course for Boys, six the theatre in which the sliming had no money, the guardians had a as the picturesqu'e relic of hours daily, Bookkeeping and Ac- shrug,ages. was to take place, several weeks ago. big overdraft, feeding of sch.i .; chilBROTHER DIRECTOR. For Particulars Apply to the counts, Economic History, Econo- dead A few days later some of the finis iren had ceased, and there was ab mic Geography and Technology, alas, how many people beAnd were found in the Brazos River, ject poverty in many cases. Business Mathematics, Commercial lieve him, or at least are impressed Office English and Correspondence, abatit three miles from Wallis. The Procedure and Business Method, by him, because they feel that his local authorities have made no arCivics and Elementary Economics success, his learning, or his reputarests in comaction with the Cleft His Uncle's Prison. --E20 for the year, payable £5 per tion makes him a man -who ought St. John of God, New Hospital of the tiling. term. The extraordinary experience of So the already waning ONLY, three to know." EVENING STUDY SPLENDID UP-TO-DATE ACCOMMODATION. ZUBIACO. treading the boards of the ship in weekly, £2 10s. per term. faith of these times is still further evenings Stations. which his uncle was transported Call or write for further particulars. weakened by the venomous inClose to Sublet° and Lesdervilla Railway Out of Mountjoy. 'Phone 2357. than seventy years ago, came whose Patients may Select their own Medical Advisers. Miss Molly Hyland, last untried more COLLEGE, fluence of men in high places of police UNDERWOOD BUSINESSCHAMBERS, chief Dwyer, Henry AVAILABLE. to Mr. ROOMS PRIVATE MODERATE. TERMS irresponsible or careless utterances WEST AUSTRALIAN lady political prisoner in Mountjoy, of Maywood, NJ (says the Irish For Terms Apply to ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE. help to lead or to keep the masses OPEN TO ALL DENOMINATIONS. Miss Hyland has been released. police The York). of New World Mother. religion. Rev. from God and away from was detained since June 18th. un- chief introduced himself to the offiFor this blatant infidelity is not hid The Sisters also conduct a Splendidly Equipped Hospital at The six convicted lady cers of the old Australian convictcharged. BEDFORD HOTEL Kalgoorlie. under a bushel, but is flaunted in political prisoners now in Mountiov ship MURRAY-STRUT. he came aboard when "Success." Splendid accommodation for Country the face of the world; and the sight are: Misses Keogh, Coyle, Toolan. at the foot of West 129th Street, New ThorModerate. Tarriff of the heart Visitors. into the brings of it Rigney. F. Brady and B. Brady. York, and explained his personal oughly Renovated Throughout. GEORGE ordinary man or woman the poison association with the vessel which AUBURN, Proprietor. of doubt. Whence, we find it urged Who Won the War? transporte j so many of England', as a CO111113011 objection to belief in WATERS & BRYANT A statement presented to the U.S. political offenders in the early part God, that so many of our "big" and N.W. and Goldfields Visitors specialRenovated Throughout. ARMADALE. 80 to an STIRLING -ST., PERTH, Senate shows that the interest due of the last century. His unele was learned men do not believe. We are MERCHANTS. COAL Under Owner's Personal Supervision and who WOOL) ly Catered for. Irish patriot, Dwyer, from the Allies amounts to £188,706,- Michael insistent the Attended To. on all sides by met Promptly Orders GERALD V. P. KWARTIRT, II Armadale, Telephone, Proprietress. MULCAHY, M. M. 800, including France, L56.800,000: was sentenced to seven years' penal TeL A3933. query: Why is it then, that so many Britain, £81,400,000; Italy, £32,200. servitude in Van Dientan's Land, PERTH.) 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Ireland==The Darkest Cloud on the English Horizon 1.1. (From the Irish Bulletin for August.) 'Twere difficult to say whether the trade of England, her influence in the East, her prestige in the West, her good repute throughout Christendom, or. the universal estimate o her Premier is a In the moment in sorrier plight. .

view of current happenings it will be

timely to consider briefly what such staid organs of British opinion as the London Times, the Manchester Guardian, the Irish Times and other lournals have been saying of Mr. Lloyd George and the pass to which England's trade, her good name and her empire have been brought under his regime. "Last month's foreign trade returns are the worst this year," wrote the Manchester Guardian of July 9. "May's figures were worse than April's, and The April's than those of March. whole falling off might be naturally atof the effect tributed to the cumulative mining stoppage, but there is more in

it than that."

Five days later, July 14, the Irish Times wrote editorially: "The shipbuilding industry is in a According to deplorable condition. Lloyd's Register the amount of mertonnage under construction at chant to the end of June was 3,530,047 tons. This shows a reduction of about 269,000 tons as compared with the total 'at the From these figures it end of March. might be inferred that the industry is of activity; but, burst a still enjoying unfortunately, that is not the case. One-third of the total represents vete sofa on which work has been suspended in consequence of the decline in the dastard for tonnage. the joiners' strike. and the coal dispute. Of the total work in hands during the quarter only eight and a half per cent. was complea In pre-war days :he percentage ed. The rarely fell below twenty-three. new construction actually begun due or s, ton 68,928 only ing the quarter was two per cent. of the vessels on the stocks on June 30. That, perhaps, is the most significant fact which the return reveals. It indicates that dueing the next few months the industry's condition will tend to gro w worse inThe condition of stead of better. shipping and ship -building is a trustworthy guide to the degree of Britain's prosperity. So long as ships are rusting at the quays and the demand for new tonnage is small. the state of the national finai,ce cannot be satisfactory." Lloyd's very latest shipping returns show that whereas England's aggregate tonnage, including what has been annexed from Germany, has increased only from 18,887.000 tons in June. 1914. to 19,288,000 in June, 1921, United States shipping in the same period has increased from 1.527,000 to 12,314,000 tons or 570 per cent on the 1914 fit .

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From England's trade and finances

we may pass to her Imperial influence

and prestige: "Lord Reading's position is beyond example difficult," writes the London Nation of July 16, in reference to the situation in India. "The main ob stacle, the black shadow over the British. Raj to -day, is the memory of Lord Reading, echoing the Amritsar Duke of Connacht, appeals to the poli. tical leaders for assistance in helping their followers to forgive and forget." When the Devil was ill!! Has a similar Appeal not emanated from Belfast A more some recent day of stress? vivid light is thrown on Oriental affairs by Mr. Arthur Ransome, who thus concludes, in the Manchester Guardian Weekly, a long article on Russian Policy in the East: "The Communists believe that a general conflagration in the East, the loss of, or a heavy struggle to retain India, Egypt, Southern Persia, Mesopotamia, would put such a strain on the structure of the British Empire that its collapse in revolution would They believe that a be inevitable. general revolt ir. the East is probable. They irrespective of their desires. see in the Turkish Resolution its first beginnings, and, thougn they fully recognise the possible danger to themselves, they welcome it. It is for this reason that they not only seek alliance themselves with Eastern peoples, but encoiarage alliances between Turkey and Afghanistan, between Turk ea -,,,1 Persia, between Persia and AfghanisThey would unite the whole tan. East in a struggle against European domination. Their policy is the opposite to that of ancient empire. Instead of 'Divide them and thou shalt rule,' they write 'Unite them and they shall be free.'" The Irish Times of July 1, in editorially discussing the British situation in the East, incidentally throws a gleam of light on the peculiar character with which England's Premier is credited in the benighted countries not yet blessed with a knowledge of England's language. Thus: "The unanimity with which the French press attributes the farce of the Leipzig trial of German war criminals to the duplicity of Mr. Lloyd George is more curious than _sinister. It is curious that this conception of the British politic an as a repository of cynical subtlety should not only subsist, but even flourish, in nearly every non-English-speaking country in the . The crafty Hun always has world. been able to bamboozle the f.mpleminded Englishman, the doh; but tire prehensile Scot, and the volatile but emotional Welshman. The Turk, the Greek, the Bulger. the Russian. the Mongol, and the international Ies.y have been equally successful. At this moment the egregious Kemal, the notorious Krassin, the unspeakable 'Tino' are doing it, one gathers from the Press, with every indication of success. .. It is easy to account for this. The Hun, the Turk, the Muscovite, and all the other international intriguers are more than a match for the Briton. .

but they are nu match fur the Briton and Providence combined. Hie silent

jority in an Administration defeated as The churches, practically of all denominations, have denounced his regime, organised British T.Abour has condemned it, as have his ur,bought Liberal colleagues of other

we go to press.

belief in himself as the unarguable superman is as impenetrable to the darts of astute diplomacy as are many layers of india-rubber to the rude arrows of bushmen."

De Valera

Replies to Lloyd George

half, and universal democracy sympathises, to the growing detriment of England's good name. _Added to these manifestations, moreover, and to other embarrassing preoccupations of Mt. George's' administration, are impelling financial obligathens_more twinkle and a finitely more substantial than confronted the British Government in what may be tetmed the decade' crises that overtook it between the Young Ireland and Fenian revolts. Considering all these circumstances, organised Ireland will not fear that, in the words of the national ballad, bold John O'Dwyer the Glensman can get vorsted in the game, and it is therelore hardly necessary for us to reecho an old warning: Be hard, dear friends. he hard!

Recently even the Gilded days. George has also found its way into THE IRISH QUESTION The great Chamber an but condemned it by an many American minds. of Explained which one is more question Fein's Attitude the Irish /Sinn qualification needed, for the represen- adverse vote snd in language THE IMPERAL CONFERENCE. necessity profoundly concerns every one tatives of the Empire is a character extreme and alarmist than anything This suspicion of the British milt/ - of the great Dominions,. . . because iii Peace organiwe have here quoted. following is the full text cabled for conspicuous straightforwardness clan which the Irish Times finds to nearly all of them there is an import- te The this country of Preeident De Valera's and honor. We have many such men. sation?' have condemned it; the women exist in every non -English-speaking are weal, whose active disthey as as far population Lloyd Britain, Irish of ant Mr. levitation but life, George's Lloyd in our public country is no less lively in the Eng- content and separateness from the reply to Mr. It is dated London, George is not of them, and that he is have condenined it: only the other lish-speaking countries, if we may judge general life of the people is a disturb- to a Conference International at an the in Englishwomen day known well not of them is 18:by the Manchester Guardian which, Women's Conference in Vienna joined turbing element in the politics and Sept. where the Bullitt revelations writing on July 5 of the London Con - political development of these grow"I have already accepted your invi- country in disapproval of it, and in a demand were debated in the Senate. and circuexact the says: in ference of Dominion Premiers, AmeriThe name of Ire- tation to a conference . the hy for Irish self-determination. ing communities. at length discussed "They were expected to come main- land, we may be pretty sure, did not words of your letter of September 7. lated and can Labour unites with Australasian We have not asked you to abandon Press." ly in order to learn, but they have appear on the agenda of the Conferin a similar demand on our beLabour "OUR DANGER IN IRELAND." shown themselves not less able to ence, but the fact. of Ireland and Ire- a;.y principle, even informally, but teach. They have at times des-cloned lands griefs could not be ignored, and surely you must understand that we Instead of commenting on this what to an assertive quality very natural and it tuns well be believed that, formally can recognise ourselves only for gratuitous testimony by the Times to is discoulittle -recognition a self but itself, If this in we are. wholesome of the English Premier, the opinion of the Domcharacter the informally, or sorting to those who had looked Jot Anions, es of some el than, has been be made a reason for cancelling the and his anxiety to attend the Confermore plastic material. Doubtless they powcriula brought to bear on the mind conference we rsgret it, but it seems to ence on Disarmament at Washington listened with due respect to the pin. and conscience of the British Govern- be inconsistent. I have already had a -for comment would be superfluous -tracted and interesting lecture on fur - inent and of its head. If in the last conference with you, and in these con let its tuns again to Mr. Georges attiit apLord communiby them written to my delivered in eign policy tude on the Irish question, as few days there has been a great and ferences, and Curzon, under the seal of secrecy, brok- remarkable change in the whole atti- cations, I have never ceased to recogto the Manchester Guardian peared Danam. the and en only by indiscretion, beloved of when, under the heading "Our tude of the Government on this cru- nise myself for what I was Foreign Office, and it is to be hoped cial question, if to -day there is real If this involves segregation on your ger in Ireland," it wrote editorially, that they profited by it, though we hope of a settlement, it is probably due part, then you have already recognised Junet 17: can imagine that General Smuts could more to pressure from this quarter us. Had it been our desire to add to is no exaggeration to say that in have delivered a much better, because than to any other." the solid substance of Ireland's rights the British Empire was never The him inter of more strictly veracious, lecture greater danger than it is to-day. Apart from possible pressure from the veneer of technicalities posithe intro Conference now the you much of details which very . . The usage in self.. war has left us the Dominion Premiers, the London national left are, of course, unknown to us, but the Nation of July 16 professes to find an- duce. we might have claimed already tion in which the last great war broader facts have emerged. Apart other explanation of Mr. George's pre. the advantage of all. these consequ. Austria. She was an empire with from a good many minor matters with sent activity in this connection in his eeees which you fear would flow from great possessions: ruling over diverse which the Conference is concerned, desire to attend the prpjected Confer line reception of our delegates now. Be races: on guard everywhere, as the interest. there are two great questions of put at Washington, lieve me, we have but one object conat- great standing conservative disturbing disarmament on ewe icy on which the Dominions have de- which has become one of the really heart, namely, time setting up of a against change and the study their and can finite interests and convictions of ference on such a basis of truth spirit of freedom. Nobody burning questions of the hour. One of these is the .position of own. her history without thinking of Seneven have been thought reality as would make it possible to cannot "It Japan in the Pacific and the relations of unless the Prime Minister expected secure the result which the two peoples eca's saying that great possessions are of the British Empire to the Empire an Irish settlement." writes the Na- desire so ardently." a great servitude. . . . We are acting of Japan raised by the proposed re- tion. likesthe Government that brought though the voyage to Am"But Under tne seine date (London, Sepwith for somenewel of the treaty of alliance erica is unthinkable, if the Irish par- tember 18), Mr. Lloyd George's reply is about the American demandwith a deFaced Japan. The other is the question of ley breaks down, it can in no circum- cabled: thing much less. Irish government or misgovernment. from Ireland that required all stances be safe." "I have received your telegram, but mandresources of judgment and states"It is pretty plain that the Foreign our observe that it does not modify the NORTHCLIFFE'S LONDON TIMES' we first allowed a whole year Office and the Government had made manship, meet should delegates your that claim ORITIOISM. up their minds that the old treaty to pass without any serious discussion of a sovereign, On the twin subjects of the propos- as the representatives with Japan, with whatever modificaes- proposal, and then after exasperatindependent State. You made no such tions, should be renewed, and they did ed Conference at Washington and the ing passion by coercion. we offered came you when advance in condition London the Mr. George, not anticipate any real opposition from character of her something that seemed illiberal I invited you to to see me in July. withering this 13, has July of the Dominions. of Times, representatives the even to Unionists like Lord Donoughof the leader chosen the as ne meet recognise But here came in the surprise. There criticism: Ireland. more. . . . We have now to Southern of majority great M. that Paris in but rumored "It is has failed, and that it was opposition, not merely verbal. the outset II told you that we that this policy It respects. capital two in quite serious and determined. Austra- Briand will probably go to Washing. From failed has looked to Ireland to own allegiance to that Ireland is lia was willing that there should be a ton himself; and, in this country the WRITE FOR. PRICE LIST. and snake her future as a has failed in theassense the Throne other Govern and organs wished misgoverned Ministerial Hughes grossly Mr. moment renewal on terms. member of the British Commonwealth. at this for the renewal, but only in case cons- I ment machinery for regulating opinion, That wan the basis of our proposals, as any country in Europe. and it has plete agreement, with the United States are conveying, with all the concord of and sec cannot alter the status which failed in the sense that her misgovernsimultaneous inspiration, that Mr. could be obtained, and New Zealand ment is a powerful and growing mendefor your in advance claim you now Lloyd George will cross the ocean as The sort of Ire. was inclined to fall into line with Ausace to our safety. is, in effect, a repuwhich and legates, while delegation. British the was of case chief the tralia. But with Canada land that we are producing will be; I ant prepared of that bass. if she is for. danger a Canada would not it is further suggested that Lord Cur- diation much as far otherwise. lust meet your delegates as I met you in mally part of the Empire, as she could have the treaty at any price. She ton will accompany him. In so grave to in the capacity as tete chosen July THE MOST COMMODIOUS HOTEL IN FREMANTLE. pro matter which this-a as matter We have a it. the treaty of outside matter were feels that, in this be if she for your people to discuss method. Our other the now to try and all that it implies, her interests mites permanently to affect the rata. spokesman the association of Ireland with the recent excellent exgives and America's interests are the same, tions, not merely of London and of Oommonweamth. I cannot meet that for good or ill they are in the Washington, but of all the English. British ample. In 1903 Mr. italfour's Governa of sovereign, representatives as them us a to ment drew up a Constitution for the same boat and can't get out of it. t speaking peoples-it seems independent State without disloyalty Transvaal. Mr. Lyttelton, the ColoTherefore, Mr. Meighen, with wise fo6- I duty to record without delay our our part to the Throne ani. Empire. nial Minister, de:crated it in I nguage thought and frankness, appears to have f strong and clear conviction that nei- pit the that unless repeat theiefore, I must, Secre. the nor Minister Prime like the language air. Lloyd taken an extreme step. He let it be ther the par 'graph of your letter of the very much has used about his scheme fort understood that if the treaty were re- tars- of State for Foreign Affairs. is second inst. is withdrawn, a conference George not prepared at 'Although Ireland. newed Canada might have to pro- ! fitted by his position, by his tempera- 12th. is impossible." between present to give full selfgovernment to claim herself outside it. That would ment, or by his past career to take a To this reply 'from the British Prime the colony, they wish to concede the create a singular and anomalous posi- direct path in these negotiations. The tion, and one that might make a con- constitutional place of both is within Minister, 1 -resident re Valera, on Mon- utmost liberty compatible with safety this realm, but it is not only or chiefly day last, time 19th. inst., in a further and with the stability of the Adminissiderable inroad on the constitutional This scheme had no attracunity of the Empire. It was a grave upon constitutional grounds that their telegram, is constraned in a concilia- tration.' intervention at Washington is tory spirit to explain to Mr. Lloyd tion for the Boers. Fortunately next personal prospect for which the wisdom and Their attitude during George th attitude tit Sinn Fein Campbell -Bannerman Henry legal acumen of the Foreign Office undesirable. Sir year issue of and its chief were by no means pre- the events preliminary to the has "We hal no thought at any time of came into power, and he gave full selfnot proposal Harding's President So, in Mr. discovery. It was a pared. government to both colonies. asking yen to accept any egndition order to gain time and recover from been clear.... The ponderous and pre- precedent to the conference. We Balfour criticised that policy in a SecreForeign of the manner tensious confusion, there had to be another disspeech which, again, resembles closely should he ve thought it as unreasonable tary, his business incapacity, as exWhen the Conference was covery. the speeches in which the Prime Ministo expect, you, as a preliminary, to reor formally summoned, and the Prime Ministers of hibited in the present state of his De. Republic, ter criticises the idea of giving IreIrish the cognise docility his obsequious and of partment, sacrifice the Dominions, at great land Dominion status.... England has informally, as that you should expect convenience, were brought over from to the Prime Minister's behests, even us, formully or informally. to surrender saved herself in Canada and in South thene commend nut may It is precisely Africa by the boldness which our Minthe other side of the world to attend when these our natteicial position. selves to his judgment. unfit him fen because neither side accepts the posiTel. 61111. it, they were told that notice to abroisters think too dangerous in Ireland. 40 !BEDROOMS. LARGE DINING-ROOMs AND LOUNGES, is a dispute gate the treaty had been duly given the discharge of the responsible duties there that other ft is significant that Lord Donoughthe tion of upon would impose mission the which by a year ago, and that accordingly it at all, 'teal a conference is necessary to more was supported yesterdaySouth would expire about ten days hence un- hint. 'the Prime Minister himself has search for and discuss such adjust- Lord Buxton, just home from many admirers at home. esgen ainong ments A renewal for three by Lord Bryce. who knows less renewed. it. and Africa, compose might as The 'magnetic inmonths was suggested in order not to his opponents. more about the history of empires "A treaty of accommodation which dehurry the decision. But then it: was fluence of the mail, his courage in than any other man in public life. We would probably bo concluded between then. to appeal humor his and RIGHT OPPOCITE RAILWAY STATION. bate, suddenly felt that even three months see in Ireland the results of fear. Tothe peoples of these two islanas and be. is Sooner might not be enough, or perhaps that But of all statesmen in Europe he States she group of morrow they will be worse. and Ireland tWeen is It most distrusted. for Canada it would be too much, so probably the or later they will be fatal." British Commonwealth, would, CILAS. E. 1.10SDEN, Manager. DANIEL MULcAtle, Proprietor. notorious that no Government and no of the the ,Lord Chancellor -was called in. The One final extract-from the Review the dispute for ever, statesman who has had dealings with We believe, end fur issue its Law Officers of the Crown, able and in says settle to which Reviews, of and suable the two nations competent men, had declared the no- him puts the smallest confidence in down in peace, each pursuing its own July -August: tice given of abrogation to be valid. him. In America he is widely regard. contributand development individual "The settlement of the Mines disMr. The Lord Chancellor. technically an ad as the man who encompassed both but ing Oa quota Le civilisation, pute leaves Ireland far the darkest even higher authority, now proclaimed Wilson with his 'wizardry', or. as Mr. working tegether in free and friendly and most serious cloud on the horizon. So for a Keynes-whose book has been largely it to have been invalid. of agreed comIt is, frankly faced, infinitely worse read in the United States-more bru- oc-operation in affair*, whole year at least, even if notice be the with connection In mon coneern. than that strike or any strike could be: given now, the treaty remains and no tally puts it, as the man who 'bamrethe treaty a such for negotiations only a continual and Wonderful are the boozled' the ex -President and was un- spective representatives must inset. If for it involves not question arises. shocking loss of life, the maintenance resources, as well as the surprises, of able to 'de -bamboozle' him. Mr Lan- you s fah to impose preliminary condiof a civil fratricidal war of the most sing's striking picture of Mr. Lloyd diplomacy. Many of our gallant A.I.F. men returned home tions which we must regard as involvappalling kind, the exposure of an enposition our whole of feeling fit and well. Though worn by privations ing the surrender tire population to conditions of conand nerve-racking experiences of active service, they cannot meet. atant and unnerving terror, but has they landed back in Aussie saying "I'm feeling "Your last telegram makes it clear done more to stain the fame of Great to likely are than world that misunderstandings fit." Buoyed up by the beneficial sea voyage Britain in the eyes of the history. long our increase, amid that tae cause of peace in incident other and expectancy of the welcome home, they DID any Is nicety to be retarded by a continuIt represents the bankruptcy of statesfeel " in good nick." ance of the present pbrrespondence. manship and an apparent collapse of We request you, therefore, to say the moral values on which we used But now, the re-action ! Weak nerves, insomnia, whether your 1,tter of September 7 is to take our stand. 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(From Our Correspondent.) The Star of the Sea Hibernians met The China Hall, Dynon's Buildings on Monday evening last, the occasion 915- 917 Hay Street Perth meetof their customary fortnightly good a over presiding Alford ing. Bro. CHINA, GLASS, EARTHENWARE, FANCY GOODS, muster. Sick pay was passed for payWARE, Etc. Kelle,Cullity, ment to Bros. Devitt The SETS, DNINER SETS TOILET TEA in VARIETY her, Doyle, Healy, and Hayes. GREAT SETS, and FRUIT SETS. secretary reported having attended ing help in the parochial work of St. for convent the of experiand charge night, in card been has the Foresters' Q UEENSLAND. Brigid's, North Fitzroy. McCorWRITE FOR CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST. . the past three years. Sister Ireland. encing a most enjoyable evening. He recreation TELEPHONE A4270 CENTRAL. some similar mack, who was a native of member suggested Labour Hogan, J. E. Nils Maryborough, at a memIn a recent lecture and 58 years of age. had beenSisters among the members of the branch as who defeated the Na 0% Warrenheip, for Father Age, of Queensland the the says a means of promoting sociability and replied ber of the Order of During that time tionalist candidate, Mr. J.11. Ryan, by Flynn. in a masterly oration, Mena. for 31 years. friendly intercourse between members a pow997 votes. at the recent elections, has VICTORIAN TAILORING 00. to the critics of Sinn Fein in in the a member of the Singleton was messhe and their friends. The quarterly reof numerous recipient been the position, the at of stationed also analysis was erful and sheets were read balance deciand turns Community, his him on congratulating historisages the course of which he tracedFein Ireland and adopted, together with the audiEast Maitland and Muswellbrook sive victory. JAMES KEATING. Siscal significance of Sinn tors' report. which paid a tribute to prior to her removal to Hamilton.ailing Mechanics' Institute). He repeat been 340 HAY -STREET, PERTH (Opposite only had The sick tit. and its national outlook. Alipius', of McCormack work of the secretary. ter I). A Reidy, the Rey. The Hall Centennial and Irish Suiting.. Dress Suits Our the Scotch bronA Special Line of ed the address at fund during the quarter has experifor a few days. suffering from illness East. sailed from Melbourne Ballarat Specialty. During her Father on the 15th. Inst. enced its heaviest drain since the forchial pneumonia. II by the Naldera for Rome. Samples and Self-Measurement Forms Sent on Application. she was visited In- her brother. the mation of the branch 43 years ago. the of Reidy intends to resume his studies in resident to Hand respected and Lochinvar. old of An Large and Varied Stock of Blarney Tweeds Just withdrawals totalling £80. CommentRev. Father McCormack, the Eternal City in October, and to Mrs. Helen Brisbane in the person ofinst. death is a serious loss to theasComabout the middle of next ing on this. the auditors felt gratified Her was 'Ireland AUSTRALIA. visit She SOUTH 2nd. the on an Squire, died to state that the heavy drain had munity, as she was recognised will reand year. a charitable soul, and many w so satisfactorily met, and that active and capable member, whom Late Sal, a, from Mr. and Mrs. J0110 been branch persons of grct her detnise.-RAP. . Wilto numbers had been capable of com are lu assembled the there Geer 2010 to visits of tell Prospect. Lewes. who lives af the so 143 jug with its principle object in Sale .. the she educated in t heir voting Kinds lie, the blessing and opening of interest in England and .. Talking Machines place man} this Grace will bless and opett herdeath. of team te Arch tle a manner. It was pleasing to will be ?silty building new school at Werribee by Scotland. also of a meetine in London prompt Christian Brothers' new school His to reI. .able were members that September think next Sunday, uf on was bishop is a with Father O'Kelly. OP., who at Tuowoomba Olt the 16th. Fattier Parl.er of Gilgandra. Grace. who was accompanied by Most. Prise at North Adelaide for so many ceive so great assistance when requirEdison Ammonth. Archbishop at patient at 'Lewisham Hospital, sufferrd. A welcome was extended to Bro. Gramophones, playing fiat records, £2 2s. to 170. double Rev. Dr. Redwood in the best of health -sided, appendicitis. and with ire- years. They were a ing from influenza V. II. Satie, who has been stationed at berolas, playing Cylinder Records. £16. Flat Records. the Wellington,. was received to visit Ireland. They Records, 6th. about were Father Celhns, C.SS.R., conducted and Cylinder September Christmas. lot for big a Tuesday, delivered the bro landing time, which On some are and We 3/6. Mackay Itunbury for entleisiaem, at the mendutie by mission to -.Adelaide successful return to very expect We stock all in the Edison Catalogue. 3/6 each. suitably acknowledged. Accounts another notable address on the occaThere were three Masses recently. Orvieto. arriving at the end of Octo- titer Monthly lists and complete Catalogues posted to all who write seventh anniversary al the coronation Each totalling £23 were passed for payment The donations amounted to ber. sion. Pope Benedict' X\'.. his each morning and a sermon. and the them. Holiness for his members of The, meeting. the during about £1,600. Apostolic Delegate night the church was crowded, Needles, Mainsprings, and all repair parts in stock. again disfigured the bulls -eyes with great Excellency the in the Much sympathy is felt with Mr. Jas. All kinds of Talking Machines Repaired. sermons were listened tothewith cabled congratulations to Romeand Catheir new rifle, and spent an enjoyable said at a Mal- McGuire, congregaMannix of Railways, of whole Archbishop Commissioner The clergy atention. Hierarchy, the of perclever name some recently hope us Let the night. on entertainment bereaveand revern children's and Mrs. McGuire, in recent tion at the two first Masses Fein plot tholic people of Australasia."The ComHo,y have suffered (says The son does not discover a Sinn that while in Japan he had beets treatclosing Sunday approached Holy I ceived the following reply: He ments they In addition to los- in theif latest recreation? ed with the greatest courtesy. JapCross). Southern munion. Very Rev. Father Lockington, S.J., . had stayed at an hotel-kept by most ing three sons (Messrs. R. F.. J. E.. gloom was delivered his lecture, "Catholic Ireanese Catholics-which was thein. A 3 ch regret and quite a and F. G. McGuire) in the war, their of to a great audience its the Town death land," been the Mceven on Aloysius had James r- Brisbane cast comfortable he him 'mirth son (Mr.Thursday of last week, place Hall on Tuesday evening. The disJapanese gentleman had presented Sister Mary Regis, which tookThe deGuire) died on to Arcade how Jesuit made a decided hit lo tinguished knew ago '14th. with a fan, but he never an attack several months on Wednesday, August invalid with the crowd. and his discourse was After seeing following Midday on Wednesday use it till that night. influenza, at the North Adeceased Sister, who has been an ill regastric of of a most has He appreciated. lie was born at Wal- greatly Each Week is the the children in the Japenese picturesaid for many years, took seriously until laide Hospital. at the entertaining delivery. and stressed his Japan using their fans his Grace cently, and suffered very much when taroks. in 1890. and educated assistance points extremely well. He spoke its a the death, with LATEST MUSIC AT LOWEST PRIORS. her before practice, time would he a short .Marist Brothers' College. Semaphore. which appealed when and calm time prior to his illness he clearhislogical manner, she became reconciled and of the Archbishop of Wellington, had Contributions, Reports, Etc., some that For It is a & forcibly. very He hearers to surrounded curUnion the for (Laughter.) Farmers' peacefully, and Advertisements he got home. passed away was manager for the seen begreat pity his stay is so short as to rent week's issue of THE MUSIC SELLERS, by all the good Sisters, prayingdelayseen Japanese Japan and he had MalPort Lincoln. Deceased has left at MURRAY-STREET THE his folk Port giving taken. of his be allow not was preferred He may he RECORD Her funeral Malvern Japan, and side her bed. a widow and two young children. Who give Better Attention and Guarantee Satisfaction. Superthe and "Lourdes Mother masterpiece, by Rev. of illness last arrival his the Japan. vern ed pending was attended during NOTE ONLY ADDRESS- 180 MURRAY-STREET (near Beans). who It is seldom Fremantle is natural." Father appreciates the devoted greetand a Sister from Rockhampton, Regis Rev. Fathers Carroll and Hartnett. the dishearing on of Correct Postal Address: Box 57, G.P.O., Perth. opportunity the Benerecently, given the Sister Apostolic at see the to Elwood place way at ings, and imparts Speaking were on their The funeral took S.J. NO SHOPS IN BARRACK -STREET. on tinguished speakers, being with a couCheltenham, to the Episcopate, clergy and struggles of a young parish, Archbisdiction Cemetery. when news of her death was received. Catholic reWrite for Free Catalogue. of was largely at- ple of exceptions, devoid of any outand faithful." hop Mannix made the following The deceased Sister was a daughter of afternoon, Friday have BEST STRINGS FOR ALL INSTRUMENTS. standing orators. The Marist Brothers Old the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nolan, marks: People just beginning life with tended. This brings us to the question. "Why was a he which Whilst in America, Mr. John P. to struggle, and it is the same marIpswich, and a sister of Father Nolan, Associatiots.of Boys' acted not concentrate our efforts on the forWhen a young man Meagher. son of the late Hon. John parishes. parish priest, Dalby.-R.I.P. member, were also present and Father mation of a debating club in connecin the The Rev. Meagher, said he found, San Francisco ries, often he has very little and.M.u,rgrawygeStarecots, pallbearers. Barr. acekram as societies? pricoua at young the A very sad death occurred officiated at the grave, tion with one or more of ourpossess throbbing with interest, in Irish affairs. bank to rely on. Still, OmaarP.erth. the Morthe hope Gearon, 0.Ce., The self-determinationists J. vate hospital recently, when Mr. In Chicago he met Mr. Laurence Guin- ple arc content to struggle in nearly Rev. Father Carroll, S.J. by assisted alat present. midst Deceasin our only orators And things additional the days. also of Dail Eireann. who has gan O'Connell passed away. member had ell, better of acStill. Mr. McGuire These two gentlemen may not always THE PLACE TO GO FOR ed had been for some few years and out of English gaols for ways come right 01 the end. affliction of losing his younger brother, tiie been inyears. be available to uphold our prestige at Mr. Meagher asked him there are mistakes in the marriage countant at the Sarina branch oftransmany SILK and FASHION P. McGuire, who died on SaturT. HATS, Mr. PANAMA VESTS, th.2 to FANCY and Conventions been had regard Interstate Deceased "There is market sometimes, but in Q.N. Batik. about the Irish outlook. day in Adelaide. R.I.P. ITO. TIES, come to SOK, to have successors SHIRTS, Sarnia I their are left Where and "but Melbourne he said, in Brisbane, to do," ferred nothing for us to young parishes was TerLet us be up and doing. We If one is a APPAREL catch the boat at Mackay, and go on, even if we are all massacred." Rev. Father O'Connell (West (Mt. from? never known a failure. because IN GENTLEMEN'S WEARING EVERYTHING We it. the of develop widowed material: his have the join is Farrelly to 70. Rev. Father looking forward wonderful old man, over temporary failure, it COUNTRY ORDERS PERSONALLY SUPERVISED. request. He is a or of racel and are spending a few week's must be able to hold our own in future people the physical of his broken has apathy mother in Brisbane. At his room Imprisonment temporary Gambier) on controversies. the hotelkeeper went to his in time health; but he has the mental vitality the priest. I am sure no such setuses holiday in the Eastern States. DON'T FORGET THE A carnival in aid of the forthcomThe Archbishop He was enthusiastic about will operate here. Sunday morning to call him youth. of the ADDRESS ing bazaar was held yesterday after(the Most Rev. Dr. Wise, of Goodwood, is comfor first Mass, but found him on as Australia, and glad to meet anyone Canon Wellington of ever -street in Parry ti. -day than to us again unconsctio and noon an with in rebelhave "Catholic" "After the floor of his room from this country. ing back more Redwood), whom we CORNER BARRACK and MURRAY-STREETS, PERTH. let- Convent schoolroom, when hard work a In than Cross). experienced He was taken to a pri"Australia Southern more Gimmell, The condition. Mr. much (says lion." said day, is just and their vate hospital, but he never rallied. He- gave us sympathy and financial help, I. He is older and wiser, and he has ter front London he says: "II amdoing on the part of the organisers assistants merited the realisation of a was visited regularly by his old school America. It was the first made good use of all his opportunities. an ordinary Catholic priest, and before even of the. goodly amount. Not much time now chum, Rev. ,Father Norris, and also what hundreds, perhaps thousands, place to come to our assistance." In Still, old as he is, he marvels at remains in which to show our appreciadoing in Ensland, and St. Mr. Fawsitt, the Irish are his old teachers. the Sisters of Mercy, met work done by the Catholias he of priests America amount Catholic tion of the self-sacrificing work of the He was held in while in hospital. Consul. "It is in America," continues George's is a very ordinary of Melbourne in his own memory. adornonly and and good Sisters. consequently we should very high esteem in Sarina, Mr. Meagher, "that you realise the realWhen we are driving about together Church in its practices by reaendeavour to make the few remaining on the previous Wednesday night was of the Irish Republic and its im- he constantly reminds me of Melbourne ments, and only extraordinary ity reIt the for weeks productive of much good. presented with a purse of sovereigns, STOCK. son of the loyalty and love portance. The papers give pages of as he first knew it. Even the Yarra social worship CEDAR, OAK and JARRAH COFFINS ALWAYS IN who then. farewell folk is to be hoped that the debt on Mary's and was tendered a ligion of the dear news about Ireland every morning, parwas not a very sweet river on effaced Anglican, completely has be High a will give Yarra for Mount PIERThey the papers. Good Address: But evening.-R.I.P. there." Note the ticularly Hearst's (Laughter.) 1r . the length into the the occasion of the bazaar. and so but why not go the fullunity-the more news about the British atrocities changed, and the beautification of old 'Phone, A4308, Private 'Phone, A2938. leave the Community without the Lecturing to the members of the in Ireland than about the affairs of the Yarra is only emblematic of the growth of Catholic centre this I don't dread spectre of debt overshadowing Queensland Irish Association early just Mother Church? rest of Europe. Anti -English senti- of Melbourne in other ways. their work. month, Father O'Leary, who has and ment is so strong that even the pro - want to speak of other Churches. They M. Hourigan, Recwe Father and The East Fremantle branch of the York Rev. New work, returned from a tour of America the Very like own British papers, are doing their Rev. Self -Determination for Ireland League an Eng- have all good wishes for them. but it tor Irremovable, Cgoodwood, and LawKing Ed by Europe told of the condition of Ireowned is which Times, NEXT DOOR TO CELTIC CLUB (Opposite he 594 NAT.STRIET, Ireland to Irremovable, Tel. M 655. visit his Australia met on Sunday afternoon Rector of During apologies Archbishop being land. M. Maher, ward Hostel). MISS M. 1. MoDIRMOTV, Proprietress. lish Jew, arc timid its their snakes me proud of domestic pre- last. Mr. L. Brady was presented conformity with In .the appointed that pure all been cent. Beeswax, see per visited a number of towns and coon I have 85 when ler, Candles, England." Wax Pure for incense. of Melbourne Very Rev. Tapers, Wicks, Sanctuary Oil. Charcoal, with a medal, donated by the viceWhen I Church requirements; speties, including Limerick, Belfast, and lates to the Pope; and theIrremovable. Priests' New Ritual. Pictures a Heart; Catholic people have done. Holy Oil Stocks, Missal Markers, Rector president. for securing most members. Acts of Consecration to the Sacred Tipperary. Of all the places in dreThe Redemptorist Fathers Langley away for fifteen months I was Precentor Hurley. has cialty. Stations of the Cross, was Medals; Mary of lie appointed another Children Rosaries; Silver donated Tipperary, been Pearl has of to, misMr. J. MacMillan* of the people North Adelaide, Horn and Mother are giving successful Irish by late land he had gone Packer, boasting Books and finished Slannix, of Dr. never Photos. carries Pleturea of Bishops' conference; and Readmedal to be similarly competes! for. said. was the most Irish, for in spite sions throughout the Wellinatun disHenson. Good supply of Irish Music Thompson. This was so much su Second Vicar General (which sanon Sheehan and Father Sir of Mellsourne. The promoJames Rutter, and FrancisMessenger, our deserves to be cougratubeto Monsignor). branch Fr. Lasance, This of by people matter get title ing of everything, the people there certainthe trict. scarcely could I that Sacred ileart face. Agent for Catholic inrectory, MI, Record, cualdn't tions hate given great pleasure to their lated on its enthusiasm. Mr. J. MonaPress, Advocate, St. A.ly massaged to keep a cheerful Lady's Annals, St. soseetee Harland Catholic. lieve me. But I know that 1 people American, and Marrazinr. ghan delivered a masterly address on Mrs. F. B. Freehill, widow of the One of the things that struck Father thony'a Annals, Ave Marla, Benzlirer's main- friends. the sacrifices the St. Patrick's Beam, exaggerate Library. matters, Circulating soStocked. givabsolute -Australian English Literature generous Irish current late Colonel Freehill, is a (Meaty most was the they will continue. hope I made. have Assortment. Large which was much appreciated. good er to the Irish cause. A few days ago briety W the Irish Reemblican Army. S. BEECROFT They arc the result largely of theto see BUTCHER, Great sympathy is felt for Mrs. saves the Catholic Press, she sent anThe .discipline of the I.R.A. was very in the highest degree SUBIACO. edifying to tears misfortune no Self ROKEBY-ROAD, the had were to the 181 who there £100 of priests Sold. Hounslow, other contribution strict. In Ireland only Pilate Fresh Killed Meat feeling that exists between thethe very Mrs. lose her life -partner on Monday evenDetermination League Funds. and no laughter, and there was no 'Phone 1341. and the people. It is not Mr. Hounslow was only ill a day ing. talking. The people have learned tcif Freehill has a thorough knowledge of that a student knowing been has tongue, and still history, or two, and his untimely demise came (Irish keep a Insurance Company, Limited. as a severe shock to his many friends. all her life of Irish art and litqratute. they du not talk they cannot comprothe Her late husband, Colonel Freehill, has SAMSON'S BUILDINGS, BARRACK-STREET, PERTH, Although not a Catholic, Mr. Hounmise their compatriots. It was said 87DRIT. slow was a broad-minded man, and albeen dead now for ten or eleven years, duty of Irishmen in Australia, FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE, PLATE GLASS, IflAD OPTION ways encouraged his children to be but he lives in the memory of the OF Father O'Leary, not to vaunt their OPEN FOR ALI CLA88E8 are and EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY, INSURANCE at LOWEST Sinn They Ausin regarding Church. Boni Holy freely their people. too to -Australian true Irish own opinions E MIDWOOD, Manager. CURRENT RATES paicentwe hope will be a and him, to credit a tralia, he was more Irish than the Irish Fein-they were only a small psi. and Rabaul (Newel-Rain); London consolation to Mrs. Hounslow in her themselves, and was the leader in all age and it should not -be a case of the Mabee and Towns of Australia 1.0..Prloisipal hour of trial. Irish patriotic movements. His death tail wagging the dog. at was their The large number of robberies which was an irreparable loss to dust: and duty to follow the lead of those at helping be they Sydney. in would thus movements have occurred in the Fremantle dishome, and Catholic mit.trtraltAng.",, £t,000. trict during the past three months wasa to bring about the freeing of Irela,sd 51% interest on DPeIts up 4*sti,000 up to ai,41110. Bischofs (well unaer oppression The Rev. Father added to on Monday morning, when 3% Interest en Amounts over from the brutal K.0.1.1.411., tento was MILLER, Australia) suffering. Western DENISON in now etc were known they further case of theft was reported H. which flowerwor KELL. JAMES . recently, Armidale dered a farewell at the police. The premises of Mr. Depute Governor tobacconist. and Licensed Auctioneers, Sworn Valuators, Property and Business Sales7 newsagent The parishioners of the Inglewood prior to his departure to rejoin his Tracey. men, Builders, Financiers, etc. section of Goondiwindi parish enter- Order in Rome. Father Bischofs cause in Mandurah-road, were broksituated tained Father O'Shea at an afternoon to Armidale some five years ago, inon Saturday night or Monday into en tea and presented him with a token tending his visit to be a temporary morning. and a quantity of tobacco (TOWN atilt.:LL of their appreciation on the occasion one, but his Lordship the Bishop found and cigarettes, valued at £12, sere Father his services so useful that his departure of his leaving the parish. stolen. 'It is thought that entrance Money to Lend. Collected. Rents 1912. Established accident durO'Shea had a serious motor was postponed. Father Bischofs, was gained to the building with a some little time ago, and being well ing his stay in Armidale, made a wide skeleton key. Principals: T. A. Dudley and L. J. Dwyer. up in years he found the work of the of friends. circle Fremantle folk, whilst appreciating City and General Representative: J. Len O'Sullivan. His departure is parish too severe. the liberal action of Mr. Tom Coombe VICTORIA. Maylands Representative: T. J. Coonan. much regretted. in making his scholarships available at . the Christian Brothers' College, and We Deleand Buyers of Property or Businesses should see us. you. Apostolic the liberal Sellers Miss Ernestine Hemmings, the young the this Excellency not wishing to retract from staff of house, prepare all plans, and finance class any the Dante Celewhy at you build Queensland writer, who is on the en present are wondering can it, was gate prompting spirit etc. We a of Smith's Weekly, was recently Money to lend on Houses, Vacant Land, Pianos, Furniture, bration in the Melbourne Town Hall he made it applicable to State schools from visit to Brisbane. are experienced rent collectors; our collectors call all suburbs on the 12th. inst. Archbishop Mannix Let us hope the C.B. boys may only. anywhere. of conducted and other prelates and dignitaries yet be allowed to compete for it. Fremantle to Midland Junction. Auction sales etc., carried out NEW SOUTH WALES. pfesent. of houses, also were .1a the Church Alterations, additions and renovating and financed if necessary. M. J. O'KEEFE Ganmain and Junee recently presentRev. Father Collins, an Irish The with Carr-st, 246 Butcher, ed Bishop Dwyer. of Wagga, holds the ranks of ChapFire, Acciwho alLamb priest, Pork, Prime Beet, Mutton, Agents for The ()commercial Union Assurance Co. For we can asSmall tokens of their loyalty and sympathy ways on hand. Corned Beef andkept lain -Major in the British Army. and in Liability Insurance. Send for us: Employers' and a Speciality. All Meat dent, to Austra(Muds visit a in substantial cheques. Ganmain gave paying now, been has Straw who Get your Summer Cool storage on Premises. Tel. A9297 Tea L sure satisfaction. him £300, and Junee £250 towards meetlia. left Melbourne recently for Sydand have it ready for the first day Styles ing the law costs.. His Lordship exthe shoots un. See his way home. Father Collins on ney mercury the CO. when HOLDWAY& At places. Convention of pressed his gratitude in both National the (certifitilts Plumbers attended Sewerage Licensed and Prices In The Straws we have are all Oasfltters and Sheet Metal the conclusion of the Ligouri case. his cated). the Self -Determination for Ireland 40-44 new season's stock, and fitter with Workers. A Trial Solicited. Our Show Lordship got a letter from the Mayor cuspatent League of Australia, held in Melbourne Tel. A4396. Ton" Perth. "Bon -street, Pier famous the seal the under the 7.1 See of Junee (Mr. Hood), velas as a visitor, and he gave soft July, in leathers-they're Windows hion of the Junee Council, congratulating address upon the work the hat an make yet delegates the head, to vet GARRETT & costs WEST the him on the win.. "So far as of relieving suffering that was being sit firmly. WINDMILL EXPERTS, PLUMBERS. Engines, were concerned," said Dr. Dwyer, "they our Sp.cialltles: Pumping done by the White Cross in Ireland. Hydraulic. Rams, Tanks, during windmills, Mercers & served did not trouble him. Even if he lost bas he Tailors As a chaplain, Pumps. and Bores, as meats so not Balhe knew they were 10 LAKE -STREET, PERTH. the past five years in France, the He Hay Street their opponents in such matters.kans, Palestine, Syria. and India. SOME LOOK LIRE. SOME SMELL. LINE. Hats Arc" o!aaisions. Good the three on "Where TASTE LIKE UNION SEER. wounded NONE was The death occurred recently at the While in Victoria he has been staving givalso Convent of Mercy, Hamilton, of Sister and Ararat, at with relatives F. Mary Josephine McCormack. who

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SCHOOL SACRED HEART HIGH PERTH. HIGHGATE HILL, BOARDERS and DAY SCHOLARS. Uuniven Pupils are prepared for and Musical Ex Commercial, sity, arr inations. apply to For further particularsPRIORESS. REV. MOTHER

the air surThe sky, which is really filled with myJEALOUSY. method. The rounding the earth. oris particles of nat"analytical" or exegeticaltreat the matIC11 METHOD OF riads of tiny specks L way was to THE colours the traditional of some the(By Bede Jarret, 0.P.1 scientific of ter which absorb CATECHIZATION. manlier the ter after and reflect most abstract in the rays of sunlight we (1) The meanest of sins is the ology, setting out from RelaTel. A3810. The Munich school secret. Yet secret though it be, hidothers-forming the combination What is the exact position of concepts. general its this. They 'all sky-blue. thin in the State schools of Germany? den so that none may suspect oppose their own method to of this blue shade curin in then poison variations M. HALLION FremanImperialised terrible The presence, it works the atmos. "In every school the for every scholar called it at first the psychological. this Machine Bread Factory, toNorth are due to the fact that all parts of spf the best known exponents. The very secrecy itself helps riculum has provided with one life. delivered 'Lastly, when filled after Bread tle. light. times, of Malt holy plan genof different ungennow so at Claremont. Ship. It is realms Fremantle. Cottesloe,a Speciality. along. for we are ashamed of desire to set up his king- phere is. densities of these dust-par- a definite and denominational the Steiglitz Method, over Bread THE TREES. Method. extending no Brown Antichrist shall have Michael have and Munich varying and instruction, as the feeling, Tel. B739. who will a religious angles known erous erally varying is it Supplied. the secping the about and also to dom on earth, the full nine years' course of take others into our confidence It is an adaptation of the Herbart the standard of the ticles, sysintegral the sunlight strikes them. unfurl once more last Occasionally, indeed, our feelings ondary schools. It forms antaught at Ziller system to Catechetics. The (By Father Tabb.) it. DINES trump, and bind- at whichrain the air is washed compass G. the broken sound a Catechetical and course, us, God! of Cross, 0 official After for the the a division part of may be too much Among the trees, the false prophet and into atively clear, and the sky then appears PIANO end ORGAN TUNER, of by trained tem requiresstrict methodical units, so moment together a State in ing the out of one snapt expense not -STREET. to the into HAY expression. eternity 444 matter Is there accustomed love co-ordinated, provocation, may easily tell what has beast hurl them for all as the true blue we areone could pene- teachers; amply provided for in point that the questions are That with unrivalled If pool. in the are sudit. the burning subject There with minds; the one. leading our upon? associate the in silent time: essentially lain are Thou look'st air surround- of P. J. HEVRON of long nut a separated which tests and Forwarding of war reveals the untrate beyond, the shell of to cover the full period Customs, Shipping,Carriers. instead of being official time table; Phillimore to an three the den outbreak ST. JEROME, DOCTOR ing the earth, the sky,to be pure white, branch as an unofficial annexe in agency. General And of all blessed birds, They are planned on The secret thoughts of many hearts. guessed years. Tel. B277. nine the Fremantle. others but Chambers, circles. prevent programme, to would appear secular Hath not Thy love mate blue, attempts concentric the official of Still, to imprinciple nothing 30. be Stat.' drives fitting would Prussian sin its September questions, a the of because there Found for Feast, Friday, suspecting us of so mean first circle has its series of Inthe white sun- express words it 1892. A.D. MULVALE The homing dove? pede the direct rays of Code of 6th. of January. religion in and the wurking order of them remains the poison deeper into the blood; if St. Jerome, born in Dalmatia, His whole works a veritable fever. Perhaps, Catholic the Rome. the at in DRESSMAKER. light. school struction throughout flowers to of sent unaltered 329, was essential the an His be for grievances, Or, mind the flame fault. our should air questions from higher schools One set of Orders we would only talk, boyhood was not free was excessive. of the course. That light the land, Outdoor Work and Country paft of the general organisationwith all three different years. The first test say precisely what we feel, the pent-up HOME INFLUENCE. Attended To. thirst for knowledge a passion. He Doth not the lily first co-relation entirely to and restrained antagonism would be active almost --in books school of appeal an love stand? his makes Invited. and whica Before Thee Correspondence tests have swept away, and the animosity at best masters, good men. the branches of school work. had studied under the Its memory. The followiiig Out of good homes come devoted himthe saute ques- least temporarily relieved. But no, in culture and education. 320 BEAUFORT-ST., PERTH. graduated accretions to So says my soul, 0 God! visited foreign cities, ofandscience. But And good men are always good citi- aims atmission youneer an the large of make a to is has hatred training The second test silence we nurse our The type of Thee; ac. tions. self to the pursuit They need no special implante special one strong will and zens. THE W.A. DAIRY. each question, and the other's success. We have worked earmenthe's of the Saitholicof Church. home In each life -circle,me. Christ had need of his Wanneroo-road, their Intel explanationis to un but the in citizenship. A good inculcates the treatise service of His the standard to THE W.A. DAIRY, the for elementary Pure milk corcliog an lier. longer. inure successfully, intellect test ani Was made for D. Keane. with third active instinct Park. social dogobeyed acquainted squandered Osborne of th the and have We felt historical good development, a daily to any part is chosen. find lectual dogma we other twice and Where moral delivered as Church. St. Jerome cows to well as our fled in our own Supplying social virtues. precepts, celibacy, and everything from of done direct vow :Intent doctrines a affection, city, dm the our made theology. pedal A4181. the call. matic and homes, Tel. hie whom cheerful desert, outward wade those and customers. and help WORDS OF WISDOM. Syrian largely wild soul and inflame with the inwardChurch. to strengthen Though the appeal is,first test', it is power to ease and yet the other is from Rome to the years the Convent, and Colleges. learnt in soli- dues not embitterlaathe love intensely, work ef their for four memory in the illev:sm is horn in nature we a new les- the passio is. left. They have insults and there conviction of the truth to the The are THE CATHOLIC DEPOT. the for prayer back in case. we of and and watch the them chosen the slums vile altogether on penance, tude, and not By being in hovels and as the This was his is succintly concrete. 'had advantages denied to us, vet for little time for the be more and clivase origin of Christianity must question the of attention them son of divine wisdom. soon summoned Our and injuries, one has life. guide ques- spite of it no allowance is made alleys. and to Pope and in our Catechism the first the home. We hive of of the Church, 7.1anufacturers sweet enjoyments of to a height which novitiate. Theand Modellers, Importers. to preserve that conviction, Thus there put upon the centred upon educamade the world?" our more determined efforts.and They Faith boldly flies never attain.- hilts to Rome, such task late given too much thought toby legis- faithfully Bo-tt it, and ever inviol- tion is: "Who has: the failures, foster Catholic to are scholar we and Catheclasirn Furnishers, diligerale Hebrew succeed Church now famous living in Whereas the German human reason could sellers. tion and moral improvement which was This fact a judgment suffices for the wind. Or rs. nor int. ably so acknowledge it, byChurch" School Sur) revising the Latin Bible. "Why are you on earth?" Pleture Framers. St. Augustine. His fact of their lation which neither educates SY I will not of earth, not in the sky, even at times the very mitigate, noblest work. Retiring home senti- and with Christ and GEORGE-STREET,MIELBOUNMIL. the 548 his on be in old-time to being the subject of but If Help me, oh, my God, and the State a -ST., proves. opnot then infantile is ELIZABETH be Bethelem, does will most .244 may Religion the deserts I .life beloved tot to his great soever Goods Catholic our national it etc., is palpable thence to fear how much The House for All Home, our jealousy, and the school in Germany, though No then develops Etc. poured forth from his ment is revived, Church, and sanity will prevail.by the a State The State mind and moment, anda reasoned sub- rather increases, because pressed .-Imita tion. properly speaking, eloquent hermit writclean failed, be religious. have luminous we of that m definitely is into was sheltered solitary cell a stis Devotion is not, enforce ra:gious more and more the knowledge I 52. often makes our Telephone it is rather a ings upon the Christian world. From one whose cradlehome, whose childhood take: it on itself toand The intellectual status of the of our own faith, very has its own ject. an emotion of the heart; roof of a happy on all, BROS. Corn more unforgiving. those things the atmosconsequently was consulted as an to instrection he and hatred FARRELL sunny high, is yielding the quarters in all by ordinary resubject readiness the spent was brightened of God. General Produce Merchants and is keen. defined aim in it as in (II.) But it is also necessary tois not life, whose Thirty years he thus religion family in of oracle. part interest contented Crushers. which appear to the service upof essential jealousy phere one time this synop- member that the sin of easy to find the stern subjects. It is an HOWARD -ST., FREMANTLE. in incessant activity; at the monasts: What guidance then does with There is nothing quite sobe made to youth was surrounded by organisation of the school who Speagalise In Grain and Munich method the mere desire for equal success The only Firm Salt It can holding the sanctity of battle for the righteousness of a good father, the the general Crushing. as a grievance. when we with all the bran- sis of the Sulpician are admirable in and jealous -relation are co material We the no doing active and in another. time, another mother. at Both then state, fond a us? of to give order in a second's Religious are care de others all an gentle subjects. is what being or do but above ever ches of other be Sulpician to will Mary, wish The imagination of the sisters, sphere. virginity and will own than McCARTHY that their that other HARRY and un- love of brothers over ceases here. in mur- is not alien to problems do, and wish at the same time lighting to discuss, interpret, Motor Car Painting.PIEREatithilshed necessary. In other coun- elementary method and of their raise his hand against society -STREET. Prsos Word of God, in its ad1116 learn. Learn arise in literature, etc. taught they themselves were deprivedhelp so rears revenge. fold the beauties of the he hateful in the The other is much better or Trust and you willTrust! conenvy hi.; is Painter. in cannot derous the died religion I Coach Peel with where beginning tries accomplishment. in extreme old age separately, vanced stages than in the be a "via and you will love. want of With till 420. school, it is treated quite trasting my own povtrty or Gas -Fitting, Saviour's birthplace, A.D. TRUE SYMPATHY. years. Our choice should conflict will come the courage. For all kinds of Plumbing, with the luxury and the official circular asserts elementary help. With here livelihood the but the decent come will combining, aid Galvanised Iron Work, in and with the difficulty media," again. Method with possessions of better folk; nor,gift for im- that it must be joined up Sulpician DUNN the capacity of the TRACING SEA DRIFTS. subjects. MARK of is the trial will come the grace.-Father stages other this Sympathy Munich active co-relation with can I help wishing that condition, and then with its advanced course of the Kane, S.J. 332-334 Wellington-street, Perth. Such is a strong definitionon every the always agining another'sbeyond the mere imobserve that, with nature or 'grace were mine-their Licensed Plumber and Drainer. It is rather sad to waters of the seas are and Method. physical The promptly Supply, or compulsory revgoing age, aim gracefulness or the general bygone measure charm a To the Metropolitan Water Department. other good things of moving in drifts or currents, at differ- agination to some practical and ends teacher. It must be used co-relatively Again. the looks. soul, sewerage, and Drainage the good of or Heaters, strength attribute noble begins movements Utensils, Baths, Bath history merely of these it in Dairying erence, that CC,his If with direction problems and LADIES' relief. Made the attiof 'discontented make HEART is WIndmilla so as to The modern man who SACRED Tanks, and effect on the migra- with the aroused emotion, it means is also passing. at acLEGE, a religious point of reverence ent seasons has an lot, and, fired by ambition, aimshimself is now beof sentiment with. be viewed from for luxury teacher tude of mind has very little The the tions of fish. An attempt the in for HOSPITAL little. position North hieving a higher VALESCO PRIVATE - exto make benevolence view. "Efficiency particularly in TUCKFIELD.STREET, M. O'Callaghan. for anything. called harvest Terrace. Miss but for the ing made, Telethis end is secured by the State and bis children, can hardly beam the waters, out performance, is as enerEAST FREMANTLE. Seek not for consolation,not so surgical, Medical, Maternity. Sea, to study the flow of below. For myself I valid through beneficience,as any other amination. In that part of this adrest, when for and of sinner;a and A1080. work Religious for and the :Atone by surface "general Cross, seek the demoralising venon Conducted to and both as remires the vating which success for test 'others' joy. in the vances stirred by Notre Dame Des Missions. for bitterness rather than for poverty and atthis purpose the nations interested luxury. Weeping and wringing fitness," the prescribed ture into rivalry with them competi least and not the most, of anything fishing are joining and dividing the hands does not rescue souls from a professional BOARDERS and DAY GLANVILLE'S three: 1, Philosophy and are subjects which tempt to oust them by fair launched of The possession each boat the SCHOLARS. the and POWDERS. portions, it is and not into up language ship; sea supremacy, of LEMON HEADACHERemedy wrecked German II. place their Cross. for Instant from the Pedagogy. city Lion counwill bring Una different that for a Australian by Great prepared whatever.-St. John of breakers are or investigated _knowledge. be the Pupils artistic keligious through own Cure of all Headand will my HI., Speedy develop things, and to knows have there literature. and Reller man and InAn educated -relation of and Musical Examinations. superior try. Eight different positions them in. Perceptive imagination aches, Neuralgia, Toothache, to reason and inAll this shows that the co does not scientific skill. I know to be ways Sciatlea, For further particulars apply he knows also how to is the more prompt a nation or ansymfluenza, Rheumatism, folchosen, from each of which to and be been or 3d. these must includes, box, all in I per 1/9 am teaching Price, theirs, be school PRIORESS. to the bag°, etc. 21.P.S., REV. MOTHER write of them. The firstbusiness .of a twenty-five bottom-drift bottles will dividual to works of mercy; Certainly not. In recognises and does not ignore. each powder. H. C. Olanvllle, lowing after sin? of Tel. 13199. -at., Fremantle (Two doors important, but it is the also necessary, let loose. This launching .of bottles pathy that merely remains a feeling. exclude, admit fair by Market merely not attempts does who one and of the case moment requires from Post onece). lifetime; the second is at school, it from these known points will be repeatrival, he is unrealised in act, is of small Moreover, an advanced standard of religious eduby competition to drive out a powers and if it is not learned at all.-Spald- ed every week for a year, so that will God F. YEATES or profit to the world.to correct as cation in every teacher of every secG. to use the putting simply acquired bottles be 20,000 ready year hardly is the will the end of sympathy T. P. HERBERT Optician, But in this the whole gave him. are the ondary school of the State." hither and true PERT... years if ing. Provision 51=rat, be making their way well as to approve; "faithful In a $7 BARRACK-STREET, !amity Grocer andSublaco trouble is the motive of my action. Its Origin.-During the ten (Near rsienoiTown Hall) Give us the gift of reverence! by tide, wind, and drift. Even- wounds of a friend." and it is a mismovement what Rokeby-rd.. (Opposite thither. strong have 395 a to wish I war, that revere the to simply Waited on Daily. it be only preceding reach are will Families friends bottles our street). catesurface that it world where there is nothing the is think nor tually to to and carefUllI by practical sinful, take foot not attended is still on this orders for. set have, living been they Country -drift feed has worth and DANCING. there is nothing distant shores, anti the bottom who tell us we are right gained adherher packed. Imld jealousy in the ordinary meaning of Heroic men were so bottles will be caught in the fisher. thosevanity and bow in sycophancy to chists, and it has also exponents of MISS ROSE MOSS will SATURDAY less dying for. EVERY our a great Dancing Class the word; but if I wish deliberately to ents among theoretical to improving, CLUB, VICBOYS' and their travels will be our wills. the because they were true to When men at J. BENDON trawls almen's have they AFTERNOON THE J. Private lesdeprive them of what this science, with a viewperfecting cateat 2.30. application to TORIA PARK.arranged SHOE STORES, ideal and reverenced it. they also lose In this way- it is hoped to traced. on as far as possible, ready got, and am pleased at the sons can be Moss, Johnson's the of and HIGH -STREET, FRENANTLE. Buildings. 130 movement It the or times lose reverence correctly instruction. chart Miss Rose Phone 11425 thought of contrasting my possessions the MOANA CAFE chisms and catechetical their great ideals. Hay -street. Perth. of Cateindeed sea -drifts and study the effects on with their loss, then that is 'consists was launched by the Society HAY-STREET, PERTH. official ortravelling fish. their apd therefore, sin, Suppers. The Munich, "SHAMROCK" and of FOR ASK jealousy. chists For Afternoon Tea was ST. WENCESLAS, MARTYR. in the secret dislike of other people's gan, "Katechetischem Blatter," TEA AND GRILL ROOMS, RYAN discussion PHIL exbe the LIVES. to for PERTi, wish THAT would I service SOUL THE Day or Night. enjoying what pressed into WELLINGTON -STREET, Car for Hlre Garage Dodge Motor 208. Teleplan of reform. Motor M. SHERIDAN, Propnetreas. Feast Wednesday, September 21. clusively my own. and diffusion of its Munich Car No. Rank is Motor i school mereO.P.O. is not has he this however. PETERS phone, A1927. till.) Jealousy The method of What is a man's lie worth if ROWLAND,. Wencelas was the sun of a Christian as BRIGGS AND far generally A3488. was (Oppoly a sin; it is also a blunder. Just -street, Perth Premier opposed to the one thus not the great idea that the is infinite Duke of Bohemia, but his mother the 603 Wallington i.e., the SCULPTORS loving since it puffs up a man catechization, Goods Yard). The Through in foolish MONUMENTAL immortality, is in pagan. pride Railway followed throned site cruel and God, of W.A. Aba hard that Merchants deeds Stone and over and Luca heart and Lime of LEE. A1101 with self-glorification with all His mind Highest Percentage care of his holy grandmother, in solutely the State. was him Write for Prices are none of his own, so jealousy Lime ni the soul and strength-if he is not loving elsemilla, herself a martyr, Wenceslas purchasing greedy beiore us heart makes and imbiband particulars lee much the same spirit, Him back with all his mind and that We defy competition. educated in the true faith,the Mead Office and where. No comae A soul Blessed and soul and strength? King trade. of the works, not of man, but of God. only Briggs In thetrading ed a special devotion to under a slimHAY STREET (Opp.25 Years in WA. much of other think others all to of his Show Yard and with tempted am death I non lives, very the When at thus, On God loves Sacrament. Established Lime for Manure ier name. usurped things seem to it to be toys. It has Books, Picmyself because of some wonderful WEST SUBIACO low rate. father, his mother, Drahomira, by of Rosaries, Scapulars, Prayer a series of Incense, Charcoal, A Large Assortment thing I have done, answer myself infinite and consummate life. To Candles, an the government and passed interests Beeswax, inStatues, an of life tures, Crucifixes, saying that after all I was butto Him 'i M. minutes love God here is to have eternal of Floats, etc. persecuting laws. In the obAlso a General Stock walk west of strument in the hands of God; thing. without the bounds and bands the faith, Wenceslas claimed and for all R.C. Papers and Magazines. the Agents Station of kept support Stationery Printed and Published by the alone is due the glory of the jealGoods and time. Fancy tained, through of A1126. Tel. country In the same fashion, when am LIMITED people, a large portion of the never me BRYANS let achievement, mother ous of another's as his own kingdom. His plans. By WHY THE SKY IS BLUE. AND PUBLISHERS. no less than 1. they, that PRINTERS her to remember check Perth. this forgave fool. Murray -street (opp. Buena), owe their success to God. Theshould her intrigues she secured the apostasy scientists had and jealousy astronomers of BolesAfter son, second therefore, her ishness, and alliance of PUBLISHED WEEKLY MARBLE aid Once I ant her ally puzzled over this apparently simple very easily move ,me. las, who became henceforth years, 611ANITt Wenceslas question for many hundreds offamous that others are no more to TO SUBSCRIBERS. convinced TERMS against the Christians. a done John Tyndall, pious MONUMENTS, be praised for what they have deeds, In Advancemeanwhile ruled as a brave and of his Professorof the last century. solved the Se- 3d. .. Quarter scholar I for my great ant NEADSTONES, Per than well 6s 6d. king, provided for all the needswas atme. Per Half Year .. .. mystery with the following explanaOd. then jealousy can no longer affect the 20s. people, and when his kingdom Years admit Per Two by to me PERTH combat, tion:drive single in would Truth tacked overcame an BookedSunlight is pure white light, made of their accomplishment's Od. excellence COONAN, the sign of the Cross, the leader of of colJ. .. T. to Per Annum up of rays of the seven primary 22s. Od. In the service but to trace back that excellenceand invading army. Representative. Two Years .. Divine; plant- ours seen in the rainbow-red. orange, but origin, human no God he was most constant, and and yellow, green, blue. indigo, and violet. Tel. A3264; A3451a when I find that others are preferred ed with his own heads the wheat he and. be cross to me for posts of importance grapes for the Holy Mass, at which Cheques (which should friendship piety the orders, or postal above all, are higher in ed), drafts, money never failed daily to assist. his Once, payable to most the made me, be to is, death. love should his of whose notes of those was the occasion EXCHANGE rememTHE RECORD. precious thing on earth, i must was set after a banquet at his brother's palace. inMUST BE ADDED. ber that the same indignity advantto which he had been treacherously NOTICE. SPECIAL at apon my Master. Whatever change of address vited, he went, as was his wont When notifying old has to Prices Greatly Reas well as your age, then, others have aver me night, to pray before the tabernacle. state your kindly condescenthe of greater feast the on God's be traced to There, at midnight new address. duced. Very special more RATES. crown possess his They received he them. 938, to ADVERTISING A.D. sion Angels, Vacant, they hint Situations Wanted and reductions to make than I do, but that is simply that of martyrdom. his brother dealing (three lips% 1 than Residence plumage and more Board borrowed la. have the death-blow. insertion, Shipone New this, for all wordaf, of 16 room about have. And when in spite aside, let each. set In being of I feel the pangs ments arriving. ST. MICHAEL. Births, Marriages, Deaths, prefer3s. me remember how another was was a and Funeral Notices, Memoriam, extra. line Badabbas 6d. red to Christ; "and per insertion. Poetry, 3s. per of His then, Nast, Thursday, September 29. memory, Advertisements, In all of rubber." Ordinary Surgical Belts inch. patience, let my jealousy be healed. "Mi-ea-el," or "Who is like to God," 4s. per ArchCasual Advertisements, descriptions made Such was the cry of the great ',heifer inch. rebel the can be smote he when angel to order Replies to Advertisements hosts, frYtt and they in the conflict of the heavenly known addressed to this Office, if been has Advertisers he to hour and from that will be forwarded titi armies as "Michael," the captain of the postage is prepaid. 3/11 adfrom be should Brassieres fortitude. All Communications of God, the type of divine in dressed to: the champion of every faithful soul PERTH. THE RECORD, strife with the powers of evil. asThus BOARDERS. AND BOYS BOX 90, G.P.O., PERTH. the SEOO$DARY SCHOOL FOR DAY he appears in Holy Scripture their College Catholic Oldest Address The Only Founded by Bishop Gibney, in1894. guardian of the children of Israel, W.A. of earnestly comfort and protector in timers prereligious training of the students is and moral The is who it He sorrow or conflicts. AND BOOKBINDING IficsktlesictMattt$NelOc4e1OesOl-A.tOettkellatIDe.litemilesit4e,* attended to. Education are imparted. pares for their return from the Per. Secondary,and Commercial ---SEND TO-__ UniverPrimary, including for, valiant the prepared leads sion captivity. who All Public Examinations are Scholarship, Matricularescues University who and victory, Government to Machabees sity Certificate, Navy, Military College,ofetc. tion, Civil Service, Royal Sport receive the body of Moses from the envious and all branches PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS, Physical Culture, Athletics, grasp of the Evil One. And since MURRAY-STREIT Training is imparted in the Cadet NEW NORCIA Military ever our attention. (opp. Boasts) PERTH. Christ's coming the Church has special Companies. A3264 and A3457. Elocution, Public Speaking Joseph Music, St. venerated St., Michael as her of Telephones: Instrumental Sisters the and by Vocal Conducted styles him patron and protector, She pun taught. are at the rerecreative for provided over Printed and Published Proprietors. Billiard and Reading Rooms are "the chief of the angelic hostsofset heaves Education of Young 'Ladies the gistered office of the Otley Ply* for in which poses. School, paradise, whom the citizens Art Manual a of of BRYANS, LIMITED, A Feature is the furnishing Batas), delight to honour: the messenger Carpentry and the use of SUPERIOR (op She in. Murray eV pupils are instructed in Practical For Further Particulars apply to the SISTER God to the souls of the just." confession of part tools. any at her in received name are by Pupils yokes him New Three-Term System. amount side of her is made in the cue of brothers. liberal of sin, summons him to the death, the Term. and children in the agony of

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