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RECORD. THE ORGAN OF THE ARCHDIOCESE OF PERTH

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heieral, Mr. R. D. Lama Hers Treasurer, Mr. M. J. McCarthy; Minister fur Education, .Mr. J. Cawley; Minister fir litstec. Mr. M. Fitzgerald; Graham. Nlinister ler Indestrv. Mi. lie Oppasitien are Mesa-. A. isailinKi niseal;y, :net C ese McCarthy.

Self -Determination for Ireland

League of Australia

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CiREETIatie FROM TM', AMERICAN IRISH. Washisieteire D.G. Mr. J. 1'. Doheuy, Perth. A came -The report we have received- from a Cruradian visitor of the is,- support given to Ireland's cause

by your State has given extreme pleasure --to Ireland's exiled Wit* hese; a will reuse at home our people's grail tuck lot ,our support to -ley, and keep memories of your past devotion. Please convey to every member ut your Council and the various committees and to everyone of the individual members in your area our thanks and The full day is not 'appreciation. here yet, but the thought of your unswerving loyalty and devotion to her in her demands for freedom will give renewed hope ,to our mother Ireland. Le meas mor, mise do cars. ("With high esteem, myself, your friend."I

The icliowing resolution was carried at a reoent meeting of the Self-Determinatirm League, and a copy was forwarded to the firm concerned:Resolved: "On behalf of the members of the Self -Determination League we desire to enter a strong and emphatic protest against the action of Nicholeans Ltd., in requiring from Rev. Father Lockington, S.J., an assurance that nothing disloyal would be expressed in his recent lectures, and we regard such action as a grattitioqs and dliberate insult to a distingueshed visitor of world-wide fame, who though not of Irish birth of descent, has learned to appreciate Irish character awl, sentiment." Two months ago an invitation from Mr. Da Valera was extended to the principal executive officers 'of the State Ccuncils of the Self -Determination Leagues of Australia to attend a world conference of the Irish race, to be held in Dublin if the war was happily over, or at Paris if the war The invitation was iswas still on. sued by the Department of Foreign Affairs-. of which Mr. Arthur O'Brien is under-secretary, and representative friends of Ireland outside her shores are asked to assemble at one centre to es cr-t in bringing-to a., dose this age -long struggle. The conference will meet on January 21st, 1922, the second anniversary of Ireland's declaration of independence. The national executive has called for nominations from the State Council, and in response to that request the- West Australian section nominated a delegate at a recent meeting. We notice N.S.W. section is sending Rev. D-. M. J. O'Reilly, C.M., who leaves by the Orvieto on November 12th. This will be the most important gathering of the race since the asst.-111'1ring of volunteers at Dungannon 140 years ago

RIVER PICNIC. The Perth and Fremantle branches

of the Self-Determination League are snaking arrangements for a combined picnic at Atterdale, on Sunday, November 20th. Boats will leave Fremantle Wharf and Perth jetty at con-

venient hours, and meet at Atterdale, where the ,acliehttul grounds will be used for a picnic. sports national dancing. music and speeches. This affords a splendid opportunity for a gathering of the Gaels at a trifling cost

Thomas Whelan (Boulder) Branch. The president, Mr. R. D. Lane, occupied the chair at the last meeting of the above branch. There was a splendid attendance present. Several new members were announced as the result Organiser Miss B. O'Connor's efforts. Arrangements were completed re the ceneert, under the auspices of the branch, to he held in the Theatre Royal, Boulder, on Friday, the 21st inst. A good programme has been arranged and a successful evening is

anticipated A Inotien of sympathy to Mrs. Ross in her want sad bereavement was carried, all members rising in their places the w7.3lcs The meetings of late continue to be well at,a1.6ed, ani the membership is ever-increasing. The branch must now tee e almost the largest membership in the State. For scene time past after business being eispqensed with, the branch takes form of an Irish Republican Parliament. The president, Mr. R. D. Leas, was commissioned by the meeting to act as Premier and form a Cah'nct to expound their policy and introduce laws in accordance therewith. This has been done, and the Government is as follows:-.4Prensier and Attorney -General, Mr. R. n. Lane; Minister for Peace, Mr. Mat. Fitzgerald: Minister for Education, Mr. J. Cawley: t:easurer, Mr. M. J. McCarthy; Minis sr for Industry and Agriculture, Mr. C. Graham. Mr. Alf. Callinan, Leader of the Commuaists, heads the Opposition as Commissary -in -Chief of the Irish So. viets. He knows his followers as: '

Kenneally, as Commissary of Agriculture; Mr. C. J. McCarthy, Commissary for Public Utilities: and others ti, be appointed. The Communists receive their instructions from Liberty Hall, whither they assemble and propound them in the Irish Parliament. Mr. Jas. Sheehan, as Speaker, keeps Mr. (-3:1

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Bureaus of information to establish agriculture, school.? for horticulture,

fishefer. science, art, etc. Congenial conditions to endure study. The acquirement of the best teachers possible, with large salaries as ian inducement. As education is the great asset cl the country no stone would be left untamed by the Government to have the best education system in the world. Commissary Kenneally was entirely opposed to the proposals. The capitalist government had charge of the education machine, and as a consequence the workingman's child would be doped with the "right" kind of education as formerly. They would like to see the curriculum the Government intended to lay down in its measure. The framers of that curriculum were in the pay of the capitalist covernment, and in consequence it was of no use to the worker. The Treasurer upheld the measure, and characterised it as a long-felt want. There would be no distinctions and no favours. The oppositions were trying to pull down the structure. but were unable to offer anything substantial to put in its place. There were plenty of funds in band for the scheme. Correalissary McCarthy stated that he }lateen to Liberty Hall, and had bee-OP ; conference with the teachers, who were under his jurisdiction in Soviet. The se me was unthe I satisfactory to them. They had no opportunity of reviewing the curriculum. It was the work of hirelings of tle g:.vernment The scheme was unworkable The compulsory provision was only a snare because the government would at a certain age by economie pressure force the workingman'e son into the industrial arena. The sons of the rich could complete their education at their leisure. There was a complaint that the speeches were ne, uttered is Gaelic. If the Bill was not withdrawn he would call a strike th the teachers. The -elierster fa: Peace characterised the Opposition as all nonsense. Theywere preaching their glorious ideas. for only idealistic tripe it all was. There could be no socialistic state as pointed out by, their opponents. Past exper:ence together with history, had taught them the futility of it all. The educetien proposal., were unworkable. The f,' Vet innent based on religious principle: would do more for the per pie than the irresponsible Soviets. Here a rift in the proceedings took place Both the Premier and Commissar! Callinan came into collision with the Deputy Speaker (Mr. Jack

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the Stasi/het, aders. Th. theinn-r has delivered his policy ,..eeeee me time since, and the Oppositiet hey,- attacked him from first to Ire alleging that the new order i experiment In- Irish cap is suet telists in place of English capitalists. r hicf obtect being the esplorta '1 heir teem of the working class as a means ei Sc. ming profit, which their aim wholli end solely is The Minister foe Education, at the preview meeting, unfolded the ideas he intended to have passed as an Act Education to be of Parliament. within the reach 01 all, the university to bs in access of all. Compulsory education until efficiency is attained.

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claiming the right of 'concluding the debate. The Premier opposed his impudent appeal. Heated passages took piece, but the Speaker was adamant; he listened to. the claims of both eides, besides allowing several points of order. Being overruled on a point of order, Commissary Ken neatly left the chamber. Finally he ruled teat "Comrade" Callinan should have the right to close the debate. The Soviet chief denounced the Education Act as worthless to the worker. It was the same old gag of platitude and fetters. They would not allow their children to be "chloroformed" by the teachings of the capitalist. The workers must make their own laws, and reti their education on communist lines. Me was sorry to hear the Minister for Peace condemn communism. The Minister claimed to be a Christian. These men and their legions of followers were -ignorant of. the funOameetals of ChristianIty. The time was epe for Soviet government, as the preseet maladministration was a horrible failure. We had fought to rid Ireland of a foreign oppressor only to establish his twin brother. The English capitalist and the Irish capie talist were akin. The Soviet plans were almost mature, and would be put into operation in a short space of tone. He geve notice to move at the next meeting "A want of confidence motion." 'this was formally accepted by the Deputy Speaker,and the House adjou: ,cd. The next meeting of the above branch will be held on Sunday evening next (October 30) hi the Theatre Royal. Boulder. After the Government have been so much traduced of late in regard to their education policy it is expected that the Minister for Education will deliver a caustic explanation of his proposals. The perconnel of the Government is still unchanged, viz Premier and Attorney-

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The Fremantle District Council. ,,,set es' the (-email i' already eialt things it, the spirit of tlo iiiiiliit1 branches ir,calect by iii,- Iiranches dele,ate, is an Ill. -waging in I.. he t'ensiiel a pursue 1:11,e 'at vlge:1,1i1, and with OW most :sanguine hopes of success its: laudable obT,i retain int:cress and enthujects. siasm in the meiriLers is te retain the vitality of the whole movement. It is a ravourable indication that other branches of the League are about to follow the example of Fremantle in funning local councils. On Wednesday, the 12th inst., the council nett. Owing to extremely bad e as thee the ettendance Of delegates eas vet large. Havever, a move was made to organise a monster picnic, and after a committee was elected to obtain the preliminary 'information for the making of arrangement.; the meetSo ing adjourned to the 19th inst. on the 19th inst. the adjourned meeting was held, Mr. Monaghan presiding over a good attendance of delegates. The picnic resort will be Attadale, and after the quotes for mote.: launches, etc.. were considered, the date was fixed for the 20th November. and return fares were fixed at the s cry liberal figures of 1/6 and lid. fot adults Attadale and children respectively. is described by good judges at an ideal spot for picnics, and the launches will A call at convenient places en route. very energetic committee has charge of the final arrangements, such as catering, athletic events, etc., and so a thoroughly enjoyable day is assured to all on the 20th November at Attadale. It is very probable that the Perth branches will also hold a picnic at the same place on the. same day, so that the event will be stn important and memorable one in the history of the League in W.A. Readers should not miss further information, which will be furnished in future reports regarding the activities of the Fremantle District Council. 't he

Terence McSwiney (Mt. Lawley-Nth. Perth) Branch. The usual meeting of the above branch was held in the Parish Hall, Highgate on Thursday, October 13, at 8 pm. President Mr. Jas. O'Callaggan in the chair. The speaker for the evening, Mr. W. L. Jones, being present. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and confirmed on the motion of Miss E. Barry, seconded by Mr. F. J. Darcey. During the meeting the president rose to take exception to certain remarks in the report of the last meeting on the grounds that they effected him personally, and it was only after some persuasion that he agreed to retain office. However, the writer hastens to correct any such erroneous impression, and hopes that the president will accept this as an apology for anything he may have thought effected him. A letter was read from the State Secretary enclosing a copy of a letter of support and good wishes from the American Self-Determination for Ireland League, and wishing cur efforts the very best of good luck. An invitation was also extended to the officers of this branch to attend a council meeting on the following Tuesday. regret to say that only two of the officers were present at that meeting-the treasurer and the secretary. The general business was then concluded Mr. W. L. Jones then rote to address the meeting, and he opened his address by remarking that a mere sassenach like himself must come in with an apology on his lips ammo sack cloth and ashes un his head. Mr. Jones dwelt on the oppression of the Irish race for hundreds of years past, and painted in vivid language the pictures of wretched homes and creameries of the present day. He pointed out the amount of money England would lose by granting Home Rule to Ireland, and drove home the fact that she was frightened to grant independence, knowing as she dccs that the Irish race would soon become more powerful even than herself. Mr. Jones resumed his seat midst loud applause. A vote of thanks, moved by Mr. Keinen, and seconded by Mr. Doheny, was then passed by acclamation. The attention of members is drawn to a monster Irish picnic to be: held at Attadale on Sunday, 20th November. organised by the state council, which should have the support of all. Tickets are obtainable from the secretary. 14 Hyde -street, North Perth at a very reasonable charge of 1/6 (children half price). Of course bring yeur hampers. Hot water supplied free.own Members and, the public generally are notified that the next general meeting will be held in the Paresh Hall, Harold -street, -Highgate Hill. on Thursday evening. Novembe- 10. at 8 p.m. Irishmen, don't forget, that now is the time to rally round the colours, when Ireland is undergoing her greatest struggle. Don't forget that now, when the greatest apathy is shown wards the Irish cause. yeti should tobe up and doing. doing voile little hit by attending our meetings here and getting as many of your friends as possible to come along tote -

LATE SPORTING. MELBOURNE CUP. (Anticipations by "Sparkle.") Violoncello or Eurethmis, 1; Sister Olive, 3; Purser, 4. ST. JOSEPH'S SCHOOL, VICTORIA

SQUARE. EUCHRE PARTY AND DANCE MONDAY, OCTOBER 31. 1921. Good Prizes. Good Music.

Refreshments. Gent's., 1/8; Ladies,

1/-

VICTORIA PARK. The dancing season was brought to Tuesday night, 25th inst, with a confetti carnival in the Boys' Club. A splendid crowd, including many of our Perth. rriends, rolled up and enjoyed themselves to the full. The secretarial duties were ably carried out by Miss N. Smith, who was assisted by a first-class committee. Even-thing went off withiae. a hitch, which is very pleasing to all who assisted in any way. The efreshincias, il. elated by people of the parish. were ilispcneed be. the Ladies' Committee, end svere eritecl excellent by one and :ill. The mutate, which was of the highest order, was rendered by the usual dance orchestra. who are to be complimented on their efforts, which were encored again and again. Now that the dancing season is over, we are looking forward to some good concerts. and a start in this direction has been made by the Club Comedy Concert Company. We have had one concert from Vas promising party, and are looking foreard to the next to be held at a future date. The fortnightly meeting of the Vic. Society was held on Monaav night. toria Park Branch of the Ifibernian The syllabus committee fmnied some time ago has decided to get busy, and at the next meeting, to be held on Tuesday, November 8th, will have something to say about entertaining members and their friends.

asuccessful conclusion on

North Dandalup Monday, November 7th, and which is to be of an original character, that is every lady or gent is expected to represent in dress some product or manufacture of Western Australia. Prizes will be allotted for the original representation dresses, most etc. Keen interest is being displayed in the function. and good financial success is expected.

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St. Malachi's H.A.C.B.S. (Highgate). The usual forting! tly meeting of the above braneh took place on WednesBro. McMahon day-, October 19th eaairled over a good attendance of Notice was received frsm ,,,embers. the District Board to Om effect that t,rec shillings D.M.R. levies had been Nostruck fur the ensuing (marten vember 13 has been fixed for the Hi-

hernian Annual Communion Breakfast. The members w .1 receive Communion at the 8 o'clock Mass at the Cathedral of the Imuracteritt (cYception, after which they will proceed to the Hibernian Hall to partake of the breakfast. The catering will be in the capable Alhands of (Sister) Mrs. Keogh. though the society is a benefit society, the spiritual part must net be overlooked, and it is the duty of every Hibernian who possibly can to attend the most important funcoon held by the society. It was decided to draw up a new syllabus, which will be placed on the table at toe next meeting. Next meeting (November 2, will be quarter night-the night on which nominations of officers for the ensuing half -year takes places. A good attendance is hoped for. After the meeting closes the members will have some rifle practice. St. Mary's Branch, H.A.C.B.S., Kal-

Mrs. M. F. Dwyer, of North Dandalup. is organising a West Australian Fancy Dress Ball in aid of the Home of the Good Shepherd, to be held on

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IRISH -AUSTRALIAN SOCIETIES.

ORDER SUPPLY.

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Insurrection ENGLISHMAN'S RECORD OF FACT, By HUGH MARTIN. AN

PREFACE BY SIR PHILIP GIBBS, K.B.E.

goorlie The fortnightly meeting took place on Tuesday evening, St. Marys Hall in the 18th. inst. The attendance was very satisfactory considering the fact that the bazaar was getting into practical order, and demanded the assistAn ance of all earnest workers. amount of £2 was passed as sick pay to 3/101'21 from to Bro. Byrne, being Accounts amounting to £10 17/10/21. Reports payment. for were passed from friendly society delegates, Bros. F. A. Kennan and J. Vinnier, were received and adopted. Owing to the fact that the branch intends to con-

tinue the Saturday evening entertainments. hitherto conducted by the Canadian stall holders, those present were alive to the necessity of making them an established medium to augment the branch funds, and incidentally increase the membership. The committee is comprised of a solid phalanx. ever ready to guard against energy, and as the time is deficit fast approaching when all members and supporters will have the opportunity to prove their sincerity in a practical manner, a few preliminaries will not be out of place. As there will be only two more meetings before our Jubilee issue, if it is to be the function we anticipate, it behoves all members to obtain their passports as soon If that system be adoptas possible. ed, the committee in whose hands the arrangements are, will be able to make the function a most pleasing one. Reports from ticket holders are of a most reassuring neture. Now that the church claims on the people of both towns are. for the present disposed of, there should be no difficulty in placing the tickets, and give the committee sufficient confidence to pre-claim success for the 26th. N .vember.

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meeting, which was attended by about The Board seventy-five members. officers were welcomed by the local president and also by the secretary. The members of the District Board, in replying, spoke upon marry matters of interest to Hibernians. They each in turn congratulated the Subuseu branch on the wonderful progress made in the Members were last twelve months. pleased to learn that all the branches in the State, with one or two exceptions, were holding their own numerically, or were forging ahead. Cottesloe, we were told, would soon be a dangerCongratulains rival to Subiaco. tiees, Cottesloe, on your eiropress. Glad also to know that you are using the same methods as ourselves for increasing your membership. viz., soWhen the business cials and dances. of the meeting was completed, the spiritual director, Father McArdle, Needed the closing prayer, and the meetThe fluor was then ing was closed. Coffee was hand-cleared for dancing. ed round, and a very erneyable evenOn Sunday, October ing was spent. 18. a picnic was held at Perry's EsMembers and their friends to tate. the number of about two bundled were driven on lorries to the p,crcc place, which was reached at about 11.30 am. The weather was most favourable, and a most enjoyable time was spent in surroundings which were ideal for the purpose. On Thursday. 20th. inst.. the usual fortnightly social and dance was held. It was a success both socially and financially, and the funds will go towards the Hibernian Stall in the the forthcoming parish bazaar. Communion breakfast, which is to take place shortly. will in all probability det poorly attended by the Subiaco HiberThough the idae of celebratnians-. ing the Society's Jubilee in this way ie a splendid one. vet members are not too keen on paying the prescribed tariff for the breakfast on that mornAs the Subiaco delegates have ing. not reported on this matter officially, further comment will he left till later. St. Mary's (Leederville) Branch, 708,

H.A.C.B.S. On Wednesday, October 23, a well attended meeting of the above branch was held in the Schoolroom. Owing to president Bro. Bennett's inability to be present, vice-president Bro. Creighton took the chair. Several import} ant reports were discussed. The delegates, Bros. Kreitling and Cunningham, are to be complimented for the able manner in which they discharged their duties at the H.A.C.B.S. Board meeting. It is also pleasing to note the manner in which reports are discussed by the members. It shows a live interest in the branch. After the decision of the council had been duly accepted, Father Moloney, oar esteemed chaplain, announced that lie would appoint the Rev. Dr. Kennedy as chaplain to the branch, which ennounceThe ment evoked great appluse. branch extends a hearty welcome to our new chaplain:, and feels sure that nothing but good can result from this We trust that every appointment. member of the branch will make it a point of honour to be present on our

next meeting night to give an appropriate welcome to our new chaplain, the Rev. Dr. Kennedy, and to show Father Maloney that we appreciate all that he is doing for the proercss of the After Father Maloney had branch. IN W.A. ONLY FROM closed the meeting with the customary prayers, the members indulged in ALBERT SOS., a highly diverting and keenly contested game of quoits. Bro. Galvin is to ISO MURRAY-STREET (Near loans) St. Kevin's, H.A.C.B.S., Subiaco. be commended for the way in which Postal Address: Box 57, G.P.O., Perth. The usual fortnightly meeting of the he runs the heats. Several members above society was held in the old are improving muchly. We strongly Some Look Like. Some Smell Like. church on the 13th. inst. The District suspect them of playing "hoop -la" at None Taste Like UNION BEER Board officers were present at' the home. We would like r. few more members for our cricket team. What "bout it, you budding willow wielders? Join tip. YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY. After a break of four weeks, during which period the society has been actively associated with the Westralia Fair, the usual meeting of the society was held in St. Patrick's School last Monday, there being a good attendance of members. The meeting opened with "The Soldier's Song,' sung be the members. Mr. Brennan recited in grand style, and -with much force and feeling that fine poem, "How They Passed the Union," his effort being heartily appreciated by the member,;. Various items of business were then WE INVITE YOU TO INSPECT OUR FINE RANGE OF discussed. A letter from the C.Y M.S. suggesting' Wednesday as date of debate was received. This Date not being suitable. secretary was instruct eel to arrange same. THESE TWEEDS ARC DIRECT FROM OUR OWN MILLS, OF Miss B. O'Dohurty was appointed MEDIUM WEIGHT, AND PRESENT AN ATTRACTICE DISPLAY secretary, filling the place rendered vacant by Mr. Doheny. Miss O'DohOF THE 'LATEST WEAVES ANR COLOURINGS. erty's work in connection with the society is well known, and her appointawns to this office was a very popular one. Mr. O'Sullivan succeeded Mr. P. Finnegan as treasurer. Mr O'Sullivan is another grand worker for the cause, and the society can be justly proud of its staff when it contains men IN BROWN OR GREY. PLAIN CliECK OR STRIPED DESIGNS, like Mr. O'Sullivan. CUT IN THE SMATEST STYLES H YCOMPETENT CUTTERS, AND Notice: In lieu of the old subscription, namely, gentlemen Is. per month, WELL FINISHED THROUGHOUT. ladies and children lid per month, the committee has decided to charge a fee of threepence for each adult person attending a meeting. This was considered the simplest and easiest form of raising subscriptions. This rule will come into force on and after the first meeting in November next. The drawing of the art union for a pair of THESE .SUITS. £h/5/.. ARE CUT BY OUR BEST CUTTEAS, ARE harel-painted curtains ia connection MACHINE SEWN AM/ TAILORED IN OUR OWN WORKROOMS with the society's stall (Vanity) in It tstralia Fair. took place during the FROM THE SAME MATERIALS AS THE HAND -MADE 16/15/ ecvning. and the winner was Mr. JohnSUITS. son, ticket No 1279. The president, Mr. R. E. Walsh, wishes to thank all those who helped in connection with the society's efforts in Westraha Fair. The members, however. seem to think EVERY GARMENT IS MADE TO THE the thanks ought to go the other way as the Walsh family certainly manage CUSTOMERS REQUIREMENTS ed to take on their shoulders the greater pate of the work and carry it through to the end. Misses Golding (2) and W. Lawsuit were [laminated as members, and will he elected next Monday. A recitation Ire Mr. T. Walsh. "I,:nee by Robert Enunett" FOY & GIBSON Pty. Ltd ., Universal Providers, Perth followed by the singing of "God Save Ireland," brought the meeting to a WELL BOUND. 5/6; Postage, 6d

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KALGOORLIE ALL NATIONS' CARNIVAL. (From Our Currespeadente All Nations' Carnival was brought to a close on Monday nigh,. when an auction was held to dispose of the various articles left over. From a financial viewpoint the Carnival was a pronounced success, and Secretary P. J. Russell reports that the bazaar will realise the magnificent Stira of £2,000. It is universally acknowleaged that this Carnival was the ITTss successful yet held, and all concerned must be congratulated. As a result of the Fair, St. Mary's is 411,W untrammelled by debt. Popular Lady Competition. The popular lady competition was decided on Saturday evening, when Miss K. McGovern, the Children of Mary's candidate, easily defeated the other representatives. Following are the results: Miss K. McGovern. 94,613; Miss Gaynor, 59,199; Miss Kalman, 5.5,603; Miss Sheedy, 23.185; Miss Lackey, 21,601; Mrs. MacMillan, 21,498. Boxing. The junior boxing tournsunent held in connection with the Carnival, was concluded en Saturday night, when Jimmy Cairnduff defeated Kevin Moore in the under 12 division. For three rounds both boys performed finely, each showing that he pcssessed a good knowledge of the art of self-defence. Young Moore was built on much more sturdy lines than his nimble opponent, but Cairnduft's previous experience stood to him well, and he wee rightly awarded the verdict. In the under 14 division Erase.- defeated Quinn. The contest was a good clean one, with Fraser slightly ir, front et the finish. The bouts were refereed by Alec. Reid and "Kid" George, and their decisions in each case were thoroughly correct. Mrs. Dr. MacMillan, who is one of our most willing church workers, is at present on the sick list. For some months past Mrs. MacMillan had beer, organising functions in connection with the bazaar, but owing to illhealth she was reluctantly compelled to forgo her stall in the Carnival. However, as a result of her preliminary efforts, a substantial suer of money was handed to the secretary. After evening devotions on Sunday night, the parishioners of St. Mary's assembled in St. Marys Hall for the purpose of bidding farewell tc Mrs. Kelly, who is leaving Kalgoorlie for the Eastern States. Mr. P. J. Russell presided over a large and representative gathering. In presenting Mrs. Kelly with a silver salad bowl from the bazaar committee, and a silver sugar bowl from her friends in South Kalgoorlie, Father Kearin r, :narked that Mrs. Kelly had been one of the most energetic and most enthusiastic church workers. He was sorry they were losing such ars ardent worker. He hoped that when she left Kalgoorlie she would carry with Ler pleasant memories of happy associations. Father Kearin's remarks were supported by Messrs. Dillon, Russell, Boyland and Keogh. Mr. J. F. Dillon, who responded on behalf of Mrs. Kelly. said he could assure these Mrs. Kelly greatly appreciate,d their kindness in assembling there that night to do her honour. She thanked them sincerely for their gifts. which would always remind her of her friends in Kalgoorlie.

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Illness among the members and countless social attractions have resulted in a temporary lull in society activities. A challenge to quoits was received from the Boulder C.Y.M.S. and accordingly a team was despatched to tne front. Unfortunately, the champions were amiss, and faded away early in the piece, as a result the Boul. der C.Y.M.S. ran out easy victors. The winners will probably be called upon to defend the "ashes' next Friday eyenirre at the bazaar, when some striking reversals of fcrm should be witnessed The A-N.A. issued a cordial invitation to the society to attend a sports n.ght last Thursday evening. The hoecitality of the A.N.A. needs no comment, and consequently a representative eathering of members was in attendance. Competitions ranging from loopinet-the-loop to hop-scotch were indulged in, and a most enjoyable night was spent. Last Monday evening the question of the society cricket team held the floor. The Rev. Father Lang mead was elected patron, and kindly donated £2 2s tuwards "tools." Mr. Joe Lewler, as president, and Mr. T. F. Gowan as secretary and treasurer, should form an effetient combination. The lord of the turf will be Tom Deacon (cent.), ably seconded by Mr. J. Ryan 'vice-capt.). The first match was plas-ec last Sunday against the As anticipated, the College boys -etre far too good for our representatives, and won very easily. However, "'.ractice. 'rakes perfect," so we live in hopes. C.B-C.

KING'S HALL, SUBIACO. EUCHRE PARTY AND DANCE. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1. (In Aid of Rosalie Stall). £2 Cash Prizes. Euchre at 8 p.m. Refreshments. A. STUBBS, Organiser. SELF.DETERMINATION FOR IRELAND LEAGUE. Thomas Davis (Victoria Park) Branch. A Meeting will be Held in the BOYS' CLUB, VICTORIA PARK, at 8 p.m., on THURSDAY, 3rd NCVEMB7R, 1921.

NORTH PERTH TOWN HALL. EUCHRE PARTY AND DANCE. 01 Osborne Park ikataar). MONDAY. 31st OCTOBER. 1921. hri-e Geri Prizes. First 2 Guineas. Refreshments. Tickets 1/6.

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itself we must make. use of the application, "strike the iron while it is hot." In treating of the love of God, an the act of love may be made at cnce; in or STAGE. copy a EXPRESSION THE receiver have 1Ve London. treating of hope an act of hope, and of 13th. Ocvery wet Trinity College of Music, have been having some held Daily Herald a(Adelaide), The application follows the so on. FRIENDS. (1) "The educator should see," says of a lecture on the Practical examination report it is One now. Will you but In giving weather, tober, TO ALL MY LITTLE the Every24, 1921, William James, "that every impression lesson also as a conclusion. for the soul please send me a card, and 1 sill colby Dr. Ford on September and the Supeteiatural," by "Lourdes of Convent We the Pray, my dear children, ones." expresof Daddy, lect something for the "wee Bible story is written for our encourpupils a corresponding S.J., in have Byrne:: should following Lockington, Father Phyllis Rev. Very of our dear Mercy, 13unbury, passed successfully: He further explAins that the agement or our warning. and therefore have got a piano in the Jarrahwood :ion." after a long illness. that city recently. Present at the who died recentlyHeart of Jesus have Senior Grade: _risen Flynn (honours). Hall now. It is ever so much better, impression above is physiologically in- conveys some fundamental religious or Ena lecture was his Grace Archbishop May the Sacred G entertainments. Grade.-lionours: more have can Intermediate we as heard the Austracomplete, because it leaves no fruit Fe - moral idea. Now, it is the duty of Mavis mercy on his soul. is getting late, Boor (gold medal, 91) marks), Pass: (lune. Those who 1 will now close, as it hind in the way of capacity gained. the Catechist to apply these fundaol.the Jesuits speak Love Verscheur. to bed. Provincial go Mae to lasian have will Bettesworth, I Soul& and Holy a few The most durable impressions are mental thoughts to the practical life The Month of the on the same subject in Perth the "wee ones," and accept same Blanche Wimbridge. of to month He may close the the dein Purthe those on account of which we speak, of the children. Grade.-11iinours: Jean Ben- weeks ago can easily imagine yourself.-Your loving niece, We will soon be forget the Holy Junior Don't act, work, etc., what are the modern lesson some way in this manner: MONICA McKENNA. the Adelaide audience ex- servations thus: (medal, 88 marks), Dulcie and which November. xxxxx ling light to morning freedom ought to learn is buBarnard, you what story this -Australians, thet prayers "From "Fellow methods of securing Souls in yourwhenever net, Muriel Metcalf, Irene Pass: G. perienced in listening to the distinyou pray. They My dear Munica,-1 have just I writthe following truth for your own worship God is a notional foundation r messed on the mind by the teacher Preeleus, however, evening. and ant Gwen Whelan (singing). lecturer. Jessie, and to us for pity guished little to of reply a right ten appealing lienable the stone; it is the ins Christian conduct," etc. us. will be expressed by the pupils-what Florrie Whelan (violin). are always the lecture, as reported in ArchThey pray forhelp very grateful to you for having writWith more advanced classes we Honours: Florence to every man and we must watch that and remembrance. is their reactan to what they, re..eive! pleased cannot Preparatory: another place, ten to me so soon. I am very Sunday King, Dinah Daily Herald in who he receives 'must call attention to the Catholic Myrtle -gas of bigotry shall never what Let us help them who the poison Zollner, at expresses the child The having Emily presided are you that to know Han- bishop Spence, Thelma for Pass: Australia, of Rogers. air pluering, themselves. in free doctrine on the big auescions of the Ena the and 'drawing. school so regularly at Jarrahwood. very Shaw,(elocution). function, in introducing Father Lock- pollutealone attacks this most sacred in writing, inexaerimental work, es'WWI ONES." son age. "We must keep pace with our you are doing your this map-making, a certain federation FOR THE returned that said Betcard and I am sureyour ington, he; Winsome an only bush is The bigot any times if we are to exert any influence Catechism. First Steps.--Credit: marks), Mollie had been very interested of late in the ef all rights. The best with say writing, acting, etc. In short, Madge Adams much, dear Madge. Bigotry has subject that you can get an exercise upon them." Local circumstances tesworth (medal, 92 should be looking very beautiful withI irreligious megaphone. 6/11. Thanks very he was sorry to say Purling, and lvy Oath, Martin, Jesuit rains, the Eileen and Shanahan, therefore it cannot think. out of is an expressive subject. must be taken into account, such as its pretty flowers, Very grateful. Pass: Nellie Shana- that the terrible man whe was at the no head, and no it therefore am sure, did them no harni. I will Daniel Flynn. and traditions heart, religious observance the has It is obvious then than the impres- in the parish. In placesandwhere head of the Order was going to appear Bigotry han, Mary Maslen. no send you a collecting card, and I know differA Brass Band. Examina- before them that evening, and he is pitiless and cruel. Bigotry has is insufficient, because it "wee the above sion for best Knowledge do your will Musical you the In venommain ent denominations exist. the and therefore it is Daglish-stree., Narrogin, is the expression of it which deepens It is nearing Christmas, and ones." the following pupils passed sucwarned the audience to take care conscience, tion, (Apbe are to speunscrupulous. controversy of and points false October 9, 1921. for James, present ous and little According to a down. (Laughhave went to knowledge. want the I lights the when to cessfully and more exhaustive. am writing Let us then, Australians, for A.1 .c.L.---Annie Mey- ter.) The false Jesuit Oath had riot plause.) them: Jarrahwood seems to be proexpression ii three times more cially considered, the Rudiments Dea' Aunt Bessy,-I to togetwork the pleased as children that so as to fundsh pleased I we; Catholic and Protestant. gressing, and I am very Eileen Rooney. been allowed to go unchallenged, Fedvaluable than its impression. With ly treated let you know that from er,Higher Local.-Sy Aria Hough (pass). they were aware. The Catholic THE RFt-ORD. Thea it is. Love to you and Jessie, her in charity to this end. There is yowl* children thought apart from ac- with ready answers in defence of their see my letter in AUNT BESSY. Hynes (honours), loving, religion. Christian doctrine must be haae started your a letter to the of work for all to try and make tion is absent, Viey either give their Seniors-Angela plenty written Narrogin had of eration citizen,: made practical not only by teaching it is coming on won exhibition (98 marks). in humanity come back to the path utterance Federation, and had pubLily immediate Protestant thoughts Honours: brass band here, and Jack plays the Intermediate. marked by the Ten Commandments." words, or give it instantaneous prac- what is to be done, but equally by Kathleen's Squeeze. My nrother lished it in the daily papers. They May Verscheur, Flynn, famous John plays Marks, also reply, a 'the scholar to do it. This Iie (Loud applause.) Pass: Mary Shaw. waited for a long time for tical expression. Watch the child training cornet in the band. Paul Verscheur. 168 Holland-street, E. Fremantle, Muriel but it was not until last Saturday I have a seiurger sister the nursery, see it pick- immediate practical purpose must be round 17, 1921. Junior.-Honours: roving October Advanced the violin. gets kept in view in each and every lesson. whco she Bettesworth, Irene morning that an answer, if it could be ing up this and that, addressing it or SPRING SKIN SORES. Dear Aunt Bessy,-1 suppose you Metcalf, Mavis named Cannel, and one of your the child it ast !-t trained continually war received, and in you. 1 am send- Shaw, Veronica Keaiy. Pass: Blanche we are only folanswer, forgotten have an Hence I it. think called slapping older she will also become is all in the practice of what it has learned. I am Wimbridge, Eileen Mathews. Bennett. their answer the Pretestant Federation ing you 15s. and my card. To Clear Away Pimples, Boils. And Dear Aunt Besse. thisI will lowing the native tendency by denieces. Dulcie a but in more, "It is a most difficult thing for a Junior.-Honours: sorry 1 could not send "oath" appeared Abscesses, Use Zain-Buk. manding that he should express outthe news I have at present. so Gwen Whelan, Maude Trott, Willie said that the was written by a cerand bazaar, the for yourself giving is child to reduce to practice what it to everyone love place, he has received. certain of unwhat Zollner, wardly E. humiliation the now close. With Florence suffer of Why out more Pass: any squeeze Kelly. niece, I could not must actually make the tain man and was copied into a cer(II.) "If a child is unable to make hears. do We the "wee ones."-Your loving eruptions, such as 'eczema, boils sightly them. Our big bazaar is evening on Daniel Flynn. inwas the thing there and then on PURCHASE. doubt child no use of a grammatical rule," readily KATHLEEN tain paper. That ---Credit: Cora Cattell, are so practical they hope it will bet when I and Preparatory. pimples, 19th, and October it .the spot." fForniss., my dear Kathy a success. I am going to work on Myrtle Luke, Dolls Blythe, Myrtle teresting, said the Archb:shop, but by Zam-Buk? Nothing else can declares Kant, "it is of little moment I am very pleased, letter in the the Children of Mary's Stall with my King, Ina Heap, Rachel Buswell. 1920, was not an answer. However, the cured that he can say it by note-he does coothe, purify, and heal your skin so leen, to know that your kindly Examination, very It sick the also has very Practical who been has the Federation pleasure. In big sisters. Mother Protestant quickly as Zam-Buk, for it destroys not know it. That child Cornee gate you so much won the Junior Ex- said that if the Catholics would profor the last three weeks. Dear Aunt Mavis Bettesworth marks). her-en:se I like capacity to apply its rule knows it germs of soreness and disease. also gave me pleasure, Itienos read the Bessy, will you come down to our ba- hibtion, £6 6s. (98 oath they would com- ae"Zam-Buk real BOOKSELLERS AND IMPORTERS, the duce me Examina. cures thoroughly," says infallibly, and it matters little whether that Knowledge Musical to know you a good time? the if give and will In we 309-11 LITTLE COLLINS STREET. zaar; production, interested their with are it won pare he is able, in addition, to quote it cor'of 25 Market -street, Angela Hynes Bourke, MELBOURNE. E. to Grade, Mrs. ask you to Senior I forgot that Cern, sorry am letters in the Corner and I not was of that the citizens my birthday party. I thought that exhibition, £6 6s. (98 marks). they found the spec ious oath "For a long time rectly. . . . The very best nteansOne Petersham, N.S.W. in them. 1 am glad in music, they would have tne great my husband suffered from painful understanding is to perform. Parochial Course of Doctrinal Incorrect A interested a little to so being are like not would you Narrogin of tie hoped struction. By Rev. C. J. (men and J. A. College henceforth kindness to withdraw it. We tried num- learns most thoroughly and lastingly girl's eight birthday; but I won't forAssociated Board of Royal ails on the neck, O.P.'s. and thet a brass bandofrill would fell them learned in some evenings. Academy. London. will Lockington You been the ninth. Royal Father has my to which and 11. Now Ready. Price you and to ask other rethat get and Vol,. ointments monotony salves, erous break the 2 IS. each. be pleased to hear that Dorothy gainsomething about the Jesuit oath. He band -even though sort independently." How should it no improvement was there but medies, Teochi rig of ' Father SeSpirituel A town without a The Septemun Lockington held also mashe will can Father and a for theory; marks knows 100 examination he ed think like the that not At did child a With a short Memoir. Zambenfit band"-is by Bowden. treated were bastian until the boils followthe an 'old tin can any for now. Kitson, Dr. as That's an it by on gold medal. say a get 1921, to catechism, free. 16, post ber moral 8s. his condescend Price. ia always heart, would It by balm recite, this found -man. husband My Mercy, sailor ituk. of loving A new novel by Isabel rooned of the Convent the "wee ones."-Your Only Rnna.. to Protestant Love the pupils to it ing rules longthe practice and explanation of into kind not puts "blues," he and it if ciarke. Price, Os., post tree. the borders of the. or something." KATHLEEN TANGNEY. niece, Bunbury, were presented, and all Federation: because those gentlemen wonerful cooling andthesoothing, By Rev. J. McMatters of Moment. inflammation prescribes. The best known moral speedily banished ing for ''a melody passed:(Apmy I indeed, Cabe. Preface by Bishop of Northampcontempt. much. often very are you and beneath Thank which via simply Sly those sorely, were are (Piano): thorprecepts After rree. the out pus. post Grade 8S., and drew Price, Advanced ton. for Narrogin is advancing a great success. help your for dear little friend, for Guide. It was not necessary plause). Action plays, in respect of Now to Get Married. A tate (pass). hope the band will be Carmel grows Price, 1/9, post Catholic oughly purifying the sores, Zarn-BukI practised. the "wee ones"-I am vary grateful. Hough By Rev. J. A. Schmidt. education, the .eadiiig role. "Faith Intermediate Grade (Piano): Dor- Father Lockington to notellsuch healed every one ce them perfectly. free. I shall be glad when No, I did not think you had forgotten, thing As vat Just dead." there is Hi. By (honours). that works Soul. Corner. people the Smith good of the othy Paradise without The also find Zarri-Buk a splendid healer big and can write to am waiting, and because I knew you wouldn't let yourPrice, 4/9. post Albert, the Great, O.P. Lower Division (Piano): Dulcie Le- as the Jesuit oath, but he was quite Zam-Buk is also knowledge is acquired through impres. for sore hands." self forget an old friend. You squeezwhisper to her tnat I hurry up. Thank tree. these enlighten to acso are (pass). eo guier too, so, would he I sure memory, Relation of sions on the for The Ecclesiastical Tear. ed very well, Kathleen, dear, and tell her I want her to Elementary Division (Piano): Hazel good Australian Pi etestants who did Australia's most successful remedy Rev. J. A. the "wee its Salmons and Feasts. 17 By tive habit_ ;Ilse: tied as a result of hope the bazaar will not sailer beringworm, eczema, ulcers, bad legs, Cora Cattell post free. Price, you for the love you semi S.J. an (distinction), such Rickaby, Hatfield was there our it in I hope whether wasted not know cause of your squeezing. activity. "Nothing is The Heart of the School-A6/9,Story. Eileen Mathews (pass). ones" and your loving, (distinction), said piles, poisoned wounds, sprains. etc. sucbig post Archbishop a scruthurnpiag The is Price, a S.J. being not. or Nature Boylan. in E. BESSY. end Rev. oath life: By will Francis ALTN psychological Of all chemists and stores, 1/6 or Primary Division (Piano): free. would take care of I am very sorry that mother Wenn cess. pulous accountant." Whatever our (distinction), Myrtle Luke (dis- he hoped they was 3/6 per pot; or post free from C. E. The Soldier's Sapp-Sot to Muelo. to she is quite well I hope them but ill, warning insignifi. so was (disPrice, lie Flynn Production. seemingly Irish themselves: Latest and Best actions, however tinction). Violin: Daniel Katie is Pleased. Fulford (Asia.), Ltd., 39 Pitt St., post free. again. Thank you very much for your in /7, or on roll, 1/10. look out. (Laughter and applause.) 16, 1921. tinction), Ena Stevens (distinction), cant, these renewals go to mount up an or Sydney. Copy of Max Meldrum's Painting Cunderdin, October you nice invitation to the bazaar; I must will Eylis (pass). nis lecture on in colWillie weeks, months, years, beginning of a-reproduced Mann hope Before course speak Archbishop the purses Bessy,-il says; purse my Aunt see what Dear Rudiments: Slyvia "Lourdes," Father Lockington said, to to ours. Price, 3/-, post tree. alike God Local Centre writing sooner for and they make alarming total, inscribed on the orbazaar, a at know Ideal-To .you Christian's excuse me for not name PERTH HOTEL The sent Hough. Price 3/-, post free. meet the wishes of his Grace, he would ganic memory in th, :um of incradic Known and Loved. for their owners a very boisterous thank you for theI think you J. J. Ryan, Proprietor. Pity Cif. Romp is a The Mows and Christian try to cast light into unexpectedly able habit. In the light of this, how time around the stalls. Should I go my pet lamb. Price, -4/9, post Excellent Accommodation. Nig, de Olbergues. Children of religious acts, She is romping about the said, the so-called he remember these for, I'll are places, down, dark important nice name. tree. returning am I Why of thleen. mark Kt deMen ni now. little every much bears Sock and love how Archbishop Sp/web. of Mary's Stall "Jesuit Oath" with the Thank you for the which we new advocate, the "stars." and I am sorry birthlen Democracy. By SUBIACO HOTEL Champ on of Austral shouldn't I like a little girl's myself my card now with lls.,it so long this being the emanation of a diseased peo-ls on their happening frequently. you send the "wee ones" anti your lovPrice 2 1 1,t,,t free. Emu Beer Rokeby Road, Snider°. I was a little girl that I had to keepnot get it filled up day? AUNT BESSY. a Jesuit," he continued. Always just try doing am "I become., mind. man ing, accommodation flood just Tap. on The were. you time, but I could once, and only 8, just as it doesn't We want for country visitors. "and the head of the Order in Australust actions, says Aristotle I could not get MISS MOULTON, And, goodness, Kathleen, before. I am sorry Note: A big letter from our old lia, and possessed of full knowledge of be able to see knowledge expressed because we want very long ago either. I re- friend Bessie Maguire. ann letters from Like. so Smell seem Some your photo.. but Iasmay Like. Frea Look of Sqme DRESSMAKER, at work and consequently aunty training aim. my Christians, the life, gfrls who and practicing boys the all Kathleen McGough, member BEER. you after Xmas., Like UNION Dulcie to and Taste Iris statement None to take me 134 PARRY -STREET, PERTH. within the school we initiate that pracmantle has promised then. Leeson next week. Jesuit, and stigmatise tkat came to it, and what a noise we made. Alice and a Connell, had I and instrucsee the "wee ones" Some of them are in religion now. tice by the application of the Summer Dresses from 12/6. September, and birthday on the 22nd. ethers are scattered far and wide. I tions. The principle inav be stated On Sunday, Costumes from 22/6. and train arouse I was eleven years old. little friends am delighted that Dorothy got such to order "In thus: the 25th., I had some fine results at her music exam. Tell conscience of the child day same Christian the that or on D.D. a and her see tea, to I hope come to DANCING AND DEPORTMENT. her so. first Holy the Catechist should. 1, Constantly Love from your my sister Mavis received aherdear little an M.A. some day. AUNT teaching to the conChristian all I have BESSY. apply Communion. loving, is Lazarus. MISS MERCIA SCOTT, crete occurrences of everyday life, i.e., black puppy. and hisI name must close now, Teacher of Latent Ballroom and Dear Aunt Bessy, had he should draw from these dectrines Want to be Caught. at Didn't up Fancy Dancing, get to the I to as suited as I am sleepy, practical csieseqiienecs to go to Duke -street, N ortham nes Resumed Tuition. three o'clock this morning age of the children. Yet this is not 16, 1921. way to Octobe" long a have we as view; in church, suffiicent to attain the end to do before Private Lessons by Appointment. Dear Aunt Bessy,-It is a long time drive, and we have a lot niece, formbut (2), He should combine the duties Private Addreini. "Abbotsford," since I wrote to you, but I haven't we leave. --Your loving of the are practice very flowers the wild with er KATIE HIGGINS. The you. forgotten 1111 Aberdaterstreet, Perth. My father went from the doctrine, explained." Katie, beautiful up here. following letter, your with Tel. A4787. Delighted and "Application" I Saturday last which Meaning:-By hunting for kangaroo (III.) dear, and the enclosure, after statdone gut two kangaroos. He tried to catch Catechist, have the that You mean we grateful. very am too ones," and I some baby ones, but they were two ing the doctrine, points oh.t concerte very well for the "weeyour efforts. I for him. My uncle caught angle T. I. O'CONNOR, A.T.C.L. instances. in which the general docam very pleased withsatisfied with the fast died the they but ones, baby little Perth. the were am glad you trine is embodied, and further that into 45 Cleaver -street. West end that she other day. I suppose you nave quite of Pianoforte, Violin, Pipe doctrine that Teacher name for your pet lamb, carries scholar now her and nephews Terms on like nieces of Harmony. number would and big a you as organ, just is romping is preThis last stage in religious effect. be induced application. Miss O'Connor now. Well. I haven't any more news to do. Some day 1 might pupils for the Pipe pared to take ite946. photo., this time, so I will now bring my instruction, the practical use of what Tel. to try my luck withareanother Organ. of introduces tons With naturally very not close. to a learned, been letter has short but photographers with their love to yourself and the "wee ones."us into the domain of heart and will charming people these days ''wee ones" Your loving niece. training, and from a consideration of prices. You must see athe with holiday J. SPIGL EMILY FORWARD. when you come for this higher view point the method of will be pleased it sure am I me. Tobacconist, Perth, Fremantle. at forgotten your aunty your ref uirements I am glad you haven't instruction should receive its final peryou would call forShaving Everybody who Emily, never sou in4d., Haircutsure am language I you'll like them. in as dear. Just money. save and fectioning. the little part of Orders sent to any are sees them falls in lovea with of doing so. Of course, ting tid. notion grammar a of had rules the in struction, No remittance birthday Post. I So you had Joseph's? W.A. by V.P. to St. dears. going still In are Razors you sufficient. Perth. not is in this yet many happy stated, Cheapest needed. there from arleters of other September? I wish you any bundle get a nice Set; Watches, Pipes, or order that the pupils may attain the when the mushguarantee. returns, and I hope Mavis was very with city Repaired occasionally-that's by ticles enjeyed day. rules. are the of facility in the use wild conveniences that the the required and comforts-all season the happy on her first Communion of All out are rooms golden bazaars to those who live in the they must by means of questions and She should always treasure its that flowers aren't blooming, arid people through electricity are now available S. BEECROFT Baby kanmemory. Is puppy so very poor exercises, be made to apply them freoften are not distractingleftthem. BUTCHER, their with country. alone you called him Lazarus?poor Ias Lazain many concrete cases. Simigaroos are best quently ROKEBY-ROM.), SUBIACO. 181 "as . Sold. sickhear the expression mothers-away from them they Only Prime Fresh Killed Meat larly in Catechetical Instruction we complete electric light and power plant-provides Delco-Light-the from You are a good little Katie die 1341. of rus." 'Phone invariably all and grief en with for deal with the truths of faith, a very low cqst. to wake so early in the tomorning at No wonder they hop along service Chrisneglect. electric nature. efficient when practical a me which are of church, and to write May God and too quickly when somebody wants to C. H. SMITH & CO. tians must, as it were, be led by the you were so sleepy. home, church, store. put an end to their liberty. ThankI UNDERTAKERS. This electric service means that the country or acetylene lights of their shepherd, and he must love. hand of Mary bless you, my little friend.tons the for dear you, oil 281 NEWCASTLE -ST., PERTH. AUNT BESSY. Your loving, point out what is to be done and what send you in return just as many.and every farm can displace the old- fashioned (Day or Night) .. ALM. 'Phone lesson Within the AUNT BESSY. is to be avoided. Your loving, with brilliant electric illumnation. My Little Lord Fauntleroy. Delco4Light plant furJarrahwood, October 17, 1921. Drudgery of farm life disappears. .The Mary's Excuse. very Dear Aunt Bessy,-I inwas machine. Icream separator, milking rho the OUMea drive to REpower Northam. THE -street, ample Duke nishes 101/A1 ei pleased to see my letter wrote to you and operate any light maOctober 16, 1921. Since I last CORD. churnsand corn grinder; to pump water, dress you suppose we have had a children's fancy Bessy,--I farm Aunt the on Dear used chinery got the first We ball. The Wattle Babies think I have forgotten you. and MALARIA Carrying -Moprize for the set, and the 1Gollywog have been busy with th.: show more Tell us that we have the litof write and got the single boys' prize.I got was try will I Add to this your knowledge bazaar. midst. sinthe our in and squito I Fauntleroy, and tle Lord and My brother regularly now. I have my home caused by the millions of big some with destruction gle girls' prize. picnic the railway the to went close. With to work to do now, so I must of our friends, but as the day was not little Flies, and then determine "wee ones." love for yourself and the fine we did not enjoy ourselves very ones" are the of down Hoping you and the "weeniece, House breaking the and much, Keep them Out very quite well.-Your lovingMcKENNA. train coming home made the day home JUSTINA s 's We did not get unpleasant. mornfor your until a quarter to three in dieworried Thank you, Justine, dear, I am very pleased 4 ing, and mother was very nice little letter. as our bright for so shone practicing are you We about us. to know that chilam in \Vrite 'for Prices. Christmas concert now, and IBessy, Little Lord Fontleroyyouat gotthea prize. I four items. Well, dear Aunt dren's ball ,and that worry 'will say goodbye. With lots of love I hope your home work doesn't to yourself and the "wee ones."-Your you too much, and that you areI makam loving niece, ing good progress at school. gave MARY LANGDON. glad your letter in the Corner you hope and you so much pleasure, you wrote It is so long, Mary, sincewhether will write very often to your loving. AUNT BESSY. that really I wonderedmushrooms, you or for got lost searching LATEST MUSIC AT LOWEST PRICES. was just worn out by the attractions Monica is Still Willing to Help. I was bazaar. the and the show of & Jarrahwood, October 17, 1921. forgotten sure. however, you hadn't Dear Aunt Bessy,-I am sorry I did me, and it was just a mere matter of MUSIC SELLERS, kept which MURRAY-STREET not write before. Father McCormick write to THE being too busy Satisfaction. Ycu will try has gone to the East for a holiday. Who give Better Attention and Guarantee (near Roans). you out of the Corner will I future, it MURRAY-STREET Next Sunday Father O'Callaghan 180 regularly more ADDRESS: to write ONLY have We NOTE o'clock. eleven you at if Mass Perth. say G.P.O., know-and I'll he surprised the raila long Correct Postal Address: Box 57, been having Sunday -school forchildren don't succeed. I am sorry NO SHOPS IN BARRACK -STREET. time now, and we get more growing was not so enjoyable as picnic way are flowers The Write for Free Catalogue. every day. What a most you wanted it to be. °DrigRZNI sure nicely now, but now and again the BEST STRINGS FOR ALL INSTRUMENTS. unfortunate breakdown. Icanamquite Jessie is row takes a fancy to thane I afraid. been have would I was. writing, and she is telling you allabout mother worried how out understand the ball. The bushflowers areSunday hope your concert will be a great now. and every Sunday afterthem. 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Hullo--H sham's. Welcome -Allan Wilkie. Lovers of Shakespeare-a, your turn now. it'i When eestunie esenedy is "clean," fagged a wonderful tonic for ),rain been ?Lever has Ilunha,m, workers. otherwise. When the genial Ilus,111) lluxhani at the stables his combination up race Olympia Theatre to -night, a greatCup," "Comedian's the is promised for a long distance event, whichas will the "tickle Perth fans to death." entries: saying goes. There are three Reg Harrison. Herbert C. Walton. and The starter will be George Welch. Ilughie himself, and the ;edges the

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against It.)'.\' M.S 127, continued not innings (in Sunday last, with their J. Mcaut men, !ones and Ditchburn Fixtures. the attack, and in his 1/11, 2/6, to 3/11 each. opened i'arthy "A" Grade. of exclusive designs, spefirst over Jones was run out without Celluloid Christmas CARDS, in great variety J. BrenIii,munt y. Midland, at Claremont. his score. to 8d, 71d, 9d.. 1/-, 1/3. 1/6, 2/3, 3/11 to 4/11 each. 3d, addition selected, any Perth cially at the from Kookaburra, Magpie, howl Emu, to Kangaroo, North Perth v. Subiaco, out), (cut commenced nan CALENDARS only over Oval Black Swan, Black Cat, lid and 9d each. southern end. his first and batsmenPerth, at East Perth v. West three remaining the secured who W.A.C.A. (tact,. Ditchburn, Nuttall. and Quinn, "13" Grade The only yielded 8 runs between them. at Midland. BrenJ. runs. 99 for Claremont v. Midland, innings closed at Subiaco. North Perth v. Subiaco. 4 for 18, J. McCarthy 3 at secured nan Perth, Perth public. East Perth v. West wickets, and N. Humbert one were the Empire Annul Knowing the class of productions With a lead of W.A.C.A. (east). Boys' Own Annual, 16/-. Girls' Own Annual, 16/.. "destroying angels." v. Fremantle No. that come from the company under Mrs. Strang's Girls' AnFremantle No. for Boys, 6/11. Empire Annual for Girls, 8/11. 28 runs on the first innings, Boulder of Mr. Allan Wilkie, this ORDERS control the Children's COUNTRY Strang's Mrs. Fremantle. 7/8. and Annual, Brennan North with Straneeboys' at 2, nual, 7/6. Herbert C.Y.M.S. resumed scribe feels it his plain dute to strongof the Child's Companion, 3/6. Our Batting merrily, the J McCarthy. Annual. 7/6. Tiny Folks' Annual, 6/6. To.riev marks the opening 7/3. Book. ly urge RECORD supporters to be Wonder un8/6. play the latter Wonderland, who when 8/6. 60 those to Playbox, for 3/6.. mounted Dots, Little score cricket season well there when the curtain goes up at Puck Holiday Annual, 8/6. was caught for a well made 38. A bit Jolly Book, 6/11. Chummy Book, 6/11. We Guarantee Complete Satisder WA.C.A. conditions. to be a most His Majesty'.: Theatre each evening Perry, Stnith, in. set promises then rut 8/6. a of Annual, The season after to -night. "Tis true Shakespear1/6; and faction with every Country readers will be Also a new supply of Oxford Poets, leather bound 13/6, cloth Rocci. Moore. Bourke and Hallinan interesting one, and ian productions are not firm favourites is doing. C. Mcwere dismissed very cheaply. Presentation Books for Children from 6d. to 21/.. as in th:s neriod we Mail Order. kept well posted of all that everybody, with the supply score and the to Brennan, Carthy joined It is also my intention are now in, the light- musical producwas of the Eastern mounted steadily, when the latterkeepbest of the cricket news interested tions are the apple of modern theatrebowled. He made a patient 24, States, so that thosethe game in may But wait, if that applies goers' eyes. the ing his end up to run out time. The keep in touch with to you, then you haven't seen Wilkie. former was again not out for 24. Two East. you will think as I do. then him, See closed inning, the were absent, and Brieflets. Shakespeare when rendered by Wilremainan hour about -day. Only to 110. for opens kie, makes a wonderful night's enterW.A.C.A. competition been %cry slow WELLINGTON and MURRAY STREETS, PERTH ed when our opponents look the crease TROTTING tainment. The opening day has Our bowling, out. entry the second the to for us appears amongst is it there so who Wonder in coining, or backed up by clean fielding, kept the who does not remember Allan Wilkie thusiast. (By "Sparkle".) score down, and the wickets commencopening bye. many of us. During his last sea-not Fremantle "A" has the 72. total leached -clay. Their to come. B somewhat to lie ed Kittanning to at B Trotting B son here he made friends with everyWest Perth appear Energetic secreof KalgoorJ. McCarthy secured three wickets, J. Ilummerston. G. H. Mr. season. Mr. Wilkie is now making his this body. weak C. McCarthy capand mean Perry, search J. B's Moore, the in attendance. his Three in with be The busy will is Australa,tia lie, second tour of tary harry Guy turing the balance. It is very pleasW.A.T.A. headquarters to-night. To be held on permanent Australasian Shakespearian for new blood. BUY AT 'uns at ing to record an initial victory. The Open Handicap and Tradesmen's Company, comprising 34 artists and a They have some good youngthem tofavand was very good, Carnival up. was fielding Labour CARNIVAL GROUNDS at Fremantle of the immorplays Trot ten of repertoire High School, Harry. Look commented on. Bill Smith. day. tal bard. When Perth folk hear WilThiele, of High School, sends along. ourably (Foot of William-street). Our wickets in capital style. Dumbbells was unlucky in, not winkie's version of Shakespeare they'll Whose Bargains Can;t Be Beaten the dinkum"wrong 'un.' He should kept next match will be on the Horseshoe ning. he will open -night To NEXT WEEK. ALL for joy. jump be taken 'n hand. against 'next again. on Sunday batik more is Inn Ground two Craven S. "The Monday, on Brumby_, Norman up with "Hamlet:" Nathan drend South-West Boulder. The latter team FOUND. Keep your eve on Cyclone. Merry Wives of Windsor," Tuesday, youngsters front the Havelodk-street in are last year's premiers, but sustained a he Merry Tickle Toe will soon take out a race "Hamlet." Wednesday. Comfort and Cosiness School, are also worthy a place Merry -go-Round, Punch and Judy, A LEATHER POUCH, containing for match. bad their opening in too defeat was heavy showing Pomeroy's of Windsor;" Thursday, "MacWives club team. Shows, Side numerous O Beads. Owner may and Dolor Parties, Rosary the Concert juniors. Our second eleven commenced all. beth"; Friday, 'The Merchant of Ven- Brass Bands, and All clubs should hunt forsuccessful any Old Sol will soon be making the have same by proper!/ describing season on Sunday last. whet. they met be Wally's Pride picked the wrong time ice." jig. and should such a hunt shoultt merry a dance thermometer 138 scored The latter office. thena-This be giv- Moonta Turks. again. This time the "Serenader.-" will con then all encouragement Perth and country residents will for nine wickets. Our representatives A few to follow: Wally's Pride. Land of Hughie himself, as producer, Continuation of en to the young cricketer. be looking out for the most Rodda (39) and Breeze. Willow's Fancy, Phyllis Roy. Fist the replied with 132. Edi,:h Huxham. comedian; TS. and CONTES Curator Harry Paulin promises BOXING evading tenor, of ALL HALLOW'S BRANCH, method c.smtortable That is Hallinan (22) were chief scorers. Rodd Miss Alto. and Charlie Chaplin (over 9 soprano and ragtime expert: Pop Bltbest of wickets this season. BOULDER, OPEN-AIR DANCING The most popular method him. (4 for 45) was the most successful with and monologuist: furlongs). soubrette something very nice and vet), neces- the terbury, a little taking of that be will an ball. Mona Monday. the 31st. inst will be for Madoline Knight, contralto; sary. in coolness. And obtaining fresh 111.A.C.B.S. tot owners. Competitrotting for solo LyalI, day MORIN Schoolboys' Dora important NEIP TIE REIPEFSS The Primary Thomas, contralto: TENNIS. cool rooms in which to dine or sleep. principal nominations will close for timeChristmas dancer: Lena Deane. soubrette: Gertion recommences on Monday. NW" REMEMBER There is a hotel in Perth designed St. Patrick's Club. OF PARKEVIIIE events to be decided at the for which trude Johns, soubrette; George Welch, An Old Time Victorian Cricketer especially to meet the ttying sumhas Your MeetiTng is Next Friday name money Reg.' Harrison, comedian: A club bearing the above Carnival, the stake comedian: spacious Passes. Beautifully weather. mer '1-^ aces that Night. BE HE RE, and bring 6d. ADMISSION. will be at least £4 00n 6d. been formed recently under the aegis Herbert G. Walton, comedian and ventilation, perfect rooms, lofty and SoDerby. to Join the PREMIER Friend Men's the are Mr. A. G. Major, a one-time selector light will claim attention of the Fremantle Catholic monologuist: Claude Holland, ed. ADMISSION. 6d. end a staff trained to minimise all New BRANCH in the State. of the Victorian XI., and for over cies-. Sufficient land has been leased Cite Handicap, Trotting Cup. Hancomedian and dancer: Archie Menzies, And From 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. ring Telephone season discomforts. hot the P CONWAY, Secretary, the for Metropolitan fifty years connected with the inSoutn Council and bari,Heraud, Fred Fremantle Handicap, Year from the light comedian; MelA2905; afterwards, A2222. at their head is a manager whose 7 King -street, Boulder. and to imMelbourne Club, died recently bowldicap. The Derby will he open putting down of three grass courts, tone; Reim Millar, basso: Les. Richis "The Best," and whose mottc He was the champion trotand ferthwith. pacer, bourne. -old Mun-year Bert commencing arid three are ivories: the Hon. Secretary. ported at operations mond, E. C. D. KEYSER, alto him enables experience long Westwork in hard bred er of the eleven for the' season 1882-83, Gee, what a ters, as well as for those yard. on the drums. A considerable amount of matD. N. MARTIN, Hon. Organiser. You will agree ST. MARY'S BRANCH. KALways provide it. and also played in intercolonial ern Australia, and trotters will receive is entailed in the successful accomcombination, eh? your good GOORLIE. with every word of this ches and against English teams. For of same. not the least beallowance of seven seconds (70 an plishment BLIND." THE OF sole the "CALL Savoy to the was you takes Major fortune Mr. rev- yards) to the mile from pacers. many years HOTEL ing the raising of the. necessary AUSTRALIA in stay or lengthy 111.A.C.B.S. a Oval, either for Leederville Hotel the on been -day, selector of Victorian cricket teams, has To committee A live ANTICIPATIONS. enue. KALGOORLIE If you have Fortnightly Sleeting on Tueday in just a few minutes. which position he gave entire satisteams representing the ladies from appointed for the functioning ofis its St. Marrs Hail. Member. are earneetly GOODWOOD P. FRAWLEY, i-roprieter. not been a visitor there a treat is in as faction, untl he resigned the cost owBoans will meet tlse fair sex from Fov to Roll Up. activities, the personnel of which Si for Divimatch for you. store football a Travellers Use...Aid in for Hoey; Gibson's Contributions received any weekday ing to pressure of business. At the A. Purse and Accommodation Good Second Class follows: President, Mr. W. front a.m. to 6 p.m. by the Secretary. 3. annual meeting of South Melbourne benefit of the funds of the "Call of the Single Key, I; Floanton. 2; :palato, secretary, Mr. .T Christie; committee, S. J. HILL, Secretary. a that hc.ped Divito be it is (Second when Wall Purse Blind," Cricket Club last month the president, A. A. Brian, Class Second Messrs. J. Shanahan, large attendance will be present to da Mr. J. Baragwanath, on behalt of that sion): Bidgeroo, 1; Zeebrugge, 2: Mawork, Joe Monoghan, Jnr. Jas. MonoBOULDER PELLEW'S cause. Mc to this and local affiliated bodies, presented justice S. Christie. G. 3. larco, ghan, J. Farrell, For BOYS' and MEN'S SUITS, pieces of plate to Mr. Major as tokens Second Class Plate (First Division): Lemon, N. Keating, Mrs. W. A. HOey, MERCERY. HIGH-CLASS Heath, 2; also of their esteem. In thanking the club and Mountain Kavanagh, Rose, M. Flippant Christie, M. PERTH C.Y.M.S. for these gifts, Mr. Major recalled his Misses With a view to ex- His Nibs, 3. N. Monoghan. Divi(Secold first game for South Melbonme. Tfie a numPlate Class position, SHEAHAN financial Second JAMES the pediting lecA very interesting and valuable match was against Caritor.. In the ber of social items are on the tapis. Wine and sion): Imshi, 1; Piargea, 2' Chelsea 3.1: ture Genera_ Storekeeper. on Esperanto was given by Mr. second innings, when his side did not 'First Class Plate: Secret Despatch, Spirit Merchants. On Tuesday, November 8. a euchre of the society's rooms on Ocat Leighton appear to have the least chance on St. 3. in Solo, held Miss be 2; will dance Ventrim, and party PIESSE-STREET, BOULDER. tober 17. The lecturer traced the hisat 8.15 p.m. winning. he, a college lad, was put seek as Goodwood Handicap: Wabba, 1; Patrick's Hall, to which weThere For Choicest Quality Only. tory and purpose of the new lanthe bowl. With the first three balls much will Hardy Norseman, 2: Palisade, 3. support as possible. a as usefulness and Inspect Our Underground its Call stressing guage, 'he got the "hat trick," to the dismay Division): Other (First mus:c. Purse and good First Class prizes four be wicket internawhose out Produce Department. Dairy captain, .smoothening of opposing means the 3. of be announced later. The Racilla, 1; Orel Lass, 2; Eudograft. the peoHe bowled functions will raising by helping tional difficulties Tax) the third hall took. (inclusive 1/1 in Division): 2/2, end 3/3, issued (Sec 1/-, PRICES, a loan Purse POPULAR Class First is also undernations to the various of & CRUSE ples MANNION "aver arm," then a new form of de- club 3. Clonlea, 1; Ayr Gold, 2: Volplane, shares of 5s. each, repayable in two BOX PLAN NOW OPE N AT NICHOLSON'S. stand each other better. By means livery, as distinct from "square arm." The Goldfield. Undertakers, 18 Han£50 has Welter Handicap: Checkmate. 1; the years at 5 per cent. About of the lanWhy Do We Lead? simplicity Kalgoorlie. the nan -et., chart of a Carlton's skipper protested that re3. to hope 2; Leicester, Wonnerup Laddie. subscribed, but we Because we understand our business. guage was demonstrated, and its re"new style" was downright throwing. been times that amount. 'Phone 327. VICTORIAN RACING. At lation to other tongues defined. But the umpire appealed to ruled ceive three the conclusion of the lecture several (otherwise, and out the disgruntled capV.R.C. Derby: Furious, I; Harvest EUCHRE PARTY AND DANCE. questions were asked and answered. A J. W. SHEEHAN tain had to go. The event turned a King, 2; Lionel Attwell, 3. FRIDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER 4th. Prime Beef Butcher, Hannan -street, vote of thanks was moved by Mr. J. theatening defeat into a dramatic vicKalgoorlie. Tel. 488. siaritana-street, TROTTING. Minihan, seconded by Mr. J. Tully. A NORTH PERTH TOWN HALL. tory. Telephone 474. Picadlily. of boys from St. Pat1st, £2/2/-. State Handicap: Cyclohe, 1; The large numberwere Three Good Prizes. The Australians in South Africa. present. rick's School 3. Nymph, Wood 2: 1/6. readers-, Count, Tickets appear notes these Before P. J. RUSSELL The will Belmont Handicap: Red leather, 1; Cinderella Dance. Mesdames KIRKWOOD and BRAND, per medium of the daily press,against The House for Men's Wear. Organ-. rDivine Bells, 2; Myopia, 3. Latest In Gent's Hats, Shirts, Ties, Unknow how our men have fared The final Cinderella Dance of the Shandon, Mice Handicap: that Guildford Etc. Hannan-st., Kalgoorlie derwear. say to season will be held next Tuesday, Nothe Springboks. It is safe for them. 'Phone 1474. (Opp. Peat Office). SOLDIERS' CITY. 1; Rothsay, 2; Look Out, 3. vember 1st. Members, see to it that further triumphs &rein store Gertson, Marie Handicap: Bayswater tour African South will be a big crow I there. there The itinerary of the 3. 31. Maid, HOTEL OCT. Lucky QUEALY'S 1: All Gold, 2; OCT. 31. WAR MUSEUM. is as follows:River Trips. Next Town Hall, Ealleerlie. OCT. 31. Midland Handicap: Willie Roy. 1; CARNIVAL OCT. 3k October 22.-Transvaal, at JohanProprietress. Quealy, Mrs. 31. 3. 8 a Baydex, OCT. 2; Direct, December with Cora SQUARE. Commencing OCT. 31. nesburg. Union Beer on Draught. Maylands Handicap: Phyllis Roy, 1; series of four moonlight excursions will October 29, 31. November 1.-Natal, Willow's Fancy, 3. be run by this society me conjunction Proceeds in aid, of the Blind In- Miss Alto, 2: Handicap: at Durban. NATIONAL 1; IRISH Alto, Vic Fremantle with the C.Y.L.C. The Zephyr has Novembk,,, 7, 8, 9.-South Africa, at capcipated Soldiers' Boot Co., Returnbeen chartered. FORESTERS ed Maimed and 'Limbless Mons As- Len Sea, 2; John Redmond, 3. Durban. The first test. November.12, 14, 16.-South Africa, sociation, W.A. (Inc.), and Soldier Debate Postponed. A SOCIETY FOR IRISHMEN. Patients of Wooroloo. at Johannesburg. The second test. Cheapest ConNo Initiation Fee. The debate with the Young Ireland November 19, 21, 22.-Western Prowhich Government,' tributions. Society re Irish vince. at Capetown. GODDESS OF CARNIVAL Branches: Hugh O'Neill, Perth, meets Ocfor syllabus the on down set was Afalternate rtiursuays, in the Trades Hall November 26, 28, 29, 30.-South to ber 26, has had to he postponed (Room 14), Beaufort -street, Perth. LEEDERVILLE OVAL. rica, at Capetown. The third test. Bring with -her owing to Young Irelanders not havBrian Boru Branch, Fremantle, every The AII.F. team that toured South alternate Tuesday, Friendly Societies Westralia Dress their Fancy from and recovered ing Masque Racing, Foot Africa after the war carried all before 54 Adelaide-street;Secretary's Hall, Fair activities just yet. As this soBall, Boxing, and Poster Qarnival. CHAMPION LADIES' FOOTBALL Addrese, W. Keating, 13 Burt -street, them. A Western Province team was complaint, a similar ciety is down with Charles Stuart Parnell, Fremantle. WAR MUSED ",I. MATCH, the first to engage them, and the address, Court Secretary's our Boulder; with the postponement meets "Aussies" won by two wickets. The BOhlder, meets altercate I relays. of souvenirs collected collection A that The powers approval. heartiest Between JohannesJohn Dillon, Midland Junction, J. F. next game was played at of France, Belbattlefields the have from committee-will be-the general O'Malley, Quebec -street, al &Wand 'Uncburg under conditions entirely novel gium. Italy, Russia and Palestine. ut.. to be consulted before any further date BOANS and FOY and GIBSON'S. This game to most of the visitors. stoney to Lend on application to the can be decided on. A SIGHT NEVER BEFORE' SEEN The next game was Society's Solicitors, Messrs. J. and R. was "drawn." STATE. IN THE Miumeii, Barrack -street, Perth, or the perGregory Resignation. here Secretary's and Durban, against Mr. Ivo Crapp Umpire: Secretary, care J. J. Snlgg, General ran formed finely, getting 9 for 32, and FEATURES EVERY NIGHT. barrack -street. We regret to announce that Mr. W. the other man out himself. The ball Play will commence at 3 pan. 'Webb has tendered his resignation N ciAl ION. SE SENSATION. lightthe was afterwards presented to Mr. front the position of secretary. PERTH CATHOLIC YOUNG Around the Block in the '...UNCHVictory went to the Admission, 1/-; Reserve, 1/6 (no tax). ning bowler. \Vehb has held this positions for over kinds of maMEN'S SOCIETY. HOUR and EVENING. Yes, we're still making you the same offer, but in THREE fine visitors by 310 runs. a year, and has shown decided enthu504 NAY -STRUT, PERTH. serges-a very two added terial now, instead of only ONE: we've At Pietmaritzburg an inning's vic- NOVEMBER 5. NO1 EMBER 5. (Under the Patronage of His Orace siasm and ability in the performance iong-wearing Serge a real you want If indigo. guaranteed arcnnistiop and a Fox's, tory was scored by the Soldiers. The GUY FAWKE'S of his duty. MISSING FRIENDS. B illiard Room, Lounge, Library, Card The tailoring is our usual high standard; the Suit, here's your chance. Natal College were then cured. They Special Meeting, Room, Cricket Club, Harrier.' Club, grand display of Fireworks by our Tulles', who left Walkaway of course, arc made from the very same material as the trousers, extra Laurence and Dramatic MU110111, next returned to Johannesburg, and A Debating, the CHUNG WAIT ASSOCIAA special meeting was called for Friin January last, and hat not been suit. Soo ieLy. defeated Transvaal by an innings. In friends ACCOUNTANCY CLASSES. OFFERS. heard from since, is inquired for by his day, October 28th, the business- being COMPLETE THE ARE THREE the game Herbert Collins made 235-a TION. IIERE CATH,OLIC EVERY THAT SOCik.7'1 father, who is very ill, ar.d wishes to of an urgent matter. The election of STAN. O'GRADY and A V. ROSE, record in South African cricket. South YOLIALI MAIN SHOULD BELOISO TO. a new secretary, also, would have to Anyone knowing his whereJoint Organisers. see him. Full particulars on application toAfrica was defeated by an innings and EXTRA FREE EXTRA FREE gXTRA FREE W. J. WEBB, Hon. Secretary. abouts kindly communicste with Mr. take place. Of course we go to press 128 runs. The final match was against TROUSERS, 1,, early to report proceedings. TROUSERS, A. Tulley, Walkaway. TROUSERS, Western Province. and resulted in a HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. see It will be interesting to will draw. Suits With Sac Sac Suits With Society of St. Vincent de Paul With Sac Suits how Armstrong and Co.', deeds Lessees .. .. Ben and John Fuller, Ltd. Western Australia (inaorp). to Measure of to Measure of Alum Wilkie. compare with those quoted above. to Measure of Sole Direction .. Taylor is considered the best bats(SATUR-NIGHT TO FAMOUS This Society exists for the purpose COMMENCING FOX'S AUSTRALIAN GUARANTEED man in South Arica, while Nourse, of assisting worthy families and others, DAY), 29th. OCT SERGE. and ENGLISH including inmates of public institutions, Zulch (considered by a countryman to INDIGO SERGE in indigent circumstances, and engages. to wickets all on be "little inferior The Phenomenally Successful TWEEDS. it is governed In other good works. (Fox Brand (al Even' Bardsley"), Chapman. and Marx. who ALLAN WILKIE SHAKESPEAREAN (Stamped pith by a Council, office in No. 52 (top floor) l'atterncl 13 credit. his Yard). to 247 of arcade, Perth, and has branches itoyai big score a has Guarantee). COMPANY. parishes many in conferences or are others likely to trouble our bowlthroughout the State Led by ALLAN WILKIE and MISS and Blanckenburg is the Springboks ers. The calls on ttn funds are many, its re-WATTS. HUNTER supplementing With a view to best bowler, and liable tc go through the Society Invites persons sources, othe' any side. Carter, a left hander, and the the Top' over to its extends Risen Whose Fame "Has when making their wills to remember favChapman. a "googlie" expert, along work. Bequests may be made In Five States and New Zealand, the Coupon Below for Patte: ns. of the Particular Council, or any our with Le Roux, constitute the attack. Suitings-Post These See in the Plays of Conference of the Society. Harold Evers is Optimistic. ,4 SHAKESPEARE. Our State wicket -keeper, in conversawill YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY OF The First Week's Programme said: man, tion with a "Referee" Association Trotting The West Australian WESTERN AUSTRALIA. Comprise: "Without boasting. I am confident that 'Phone A1964 "On the Eerier," William and Murray sts., Perth (Incorporated.) Under the Patronage of 1iis Grace th.! in the future of Australian cricket Monday, Saturday "HAMLET:" A2.122. 'Phone power. Archbishop. Perth some wield Arcade, Central will 7 Australia West "THE MERRY WIVES OF WIND. 'Phone 11207. We'have the grounds, the soil for wic- SOR;" High and William Sts., Freman tle Objects: The study of the Language, Tuesday, "HAMLET:" Wedkets, the money, and the enthusiasm. -OF Music, History, Literature and Dancnesday. "THE MERRY WIVES MAIL Tills cori'i)\ TO -DAY. And now that we have the trans -Aus"MACThursday, ing of Ireland, and the rev ivals of the tralian railway, we want regular mat- WINDSOR:" ideals of an Irish-dreland. BETH:" Friday, "THE MERCHANT Please Send me FREE Bunch of Lat est Patterns, ches with Eastern States." VENICE." OF Form. -Measurement Self and The Society meets each MONDAY Tape, He is quite right, too, but can we ANOTHER FINE PROGRAMME evening at 8, at ST. PATRICK'S Box Plans at NICHOLSON'S. Day get enough to think his way. EspeciName re-ROOM, Wellington -street. at Tickets greatly SCHOOL Season and Sales ally amongst those who keen control duced prices at the BOOK LOVER'S KEEN CONTESTS so necessary to bring Fees: Adult members, 3d per meetof the ENTRIES LARGE Address and 2/ 4,e, 6/-, 'Prices: LIBRARY. W.A.R. 2710. Harold's ideas to fruition. . (plus tax). Special Concessions to A. R. FLINT, Secre parties of school children and UniverSome Smell Lilts Some Look Like. Competition Opetung of the W.A.C.A. To -Day.

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St. Mary's Centenary Celebrations

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AT HIS MAJESTY'S. A grand concert was given by the children of St. Joseph's Orphanage, 'Fit. I, All Saila, Di,' Subiacu, in His Majesty's Theatre, on White \V 2. All Souls Way. Monday evening last. The programme black was tastefully arranged, and varied :1, tif the Octave White Gorgeous Spectacle Congresses of Catholic Societies I,. 1, St. (Tharles. enough to make it interesting through. White out. Exclusively it was the little or3, Of the Octave. S White No observant and thinking person 1111,111 which invariably etteeks the dephans at St. Joseph's affair. They will attempt 'to controvert the state- -ft:ate,' politician by way of finding an were the starlings of the evening who in the annals of the Catholic Unique en the of St. occasion Mary's Centenuesdav next, the feast of All ment that every country in the wide argument for the tide of cppositipii were to sparkle or the pleasure and Church in Australia were the celebra- ary. The work has been designed by Saints, is a Holy Das. el Obligation. world with responsible eovertiment is ed--yet. flowing in against the incompetence tions last week end in Sydney of the a well known Australian artist and entertainment of the audience, and up against serious problems left as * of the Nationalist Govetinnent to reDespite the fact also that "the Sinn they Centenary of St. Mary's Cathedral, and one and all seemed to know that etcher, Mr. J. Birchland Jones, and also Fein leader is not credited with high legacies of what Sir Joseph Cook in spect its solemn promises to the peoi' the completion of the first hundred a copy of "One Hundred Years their business was not to economise the Feast of All Weenesday of St. a moment of confidential speech with stattemanship it is imposei'ole to re- years of Catholicity in these parts. St. ple at the last general elections, retheir emits smiles, or that sweet early sumMary's, Sydney"-a souvenir, of the the Federal Parliament has; been pleas- cently declared, "The world is upside gard his action as a theatrical display Mary's old and new, has been build- Father Therry Centenary. . sunshine Which glints in the eyes. These fine mer ed to denominate as Armagectdon. It without the down. and politics are upside down. deliberate of intention reing fur the a hundred flowing years. hair, and the happy faces Within its of so important an event Rev. Father Garet-, of Albany, who has historic meaning, and to fit the pudiating the King"- the King, God walls lie the hallowed realities of the mementoes and in many respects the people's of little children of play. in the history of the Church in AusWhat a de has been at Fremantle site e tile Clergy save him God bless the "unstatesmare difficulties and incompetencies; of the opinions are upside down." He might lightful John venerable lot Joseph of well conditioned little Teeny, its first tralia are left Mount for Retreat. !leaser durparticularly useful to have kiddies ly- Irish leader- the "grave crisis" is Hughes -Cook administration it is used have guns further and not untruthpastor and pioneer priest cf Australia. as they give in brief manner a survey they looked. Wee tots some the Fp- will officiate ing week, where to put and was converted their to dignify inabilities into a "grave challenge" and fully said that the Government Side by side with him rest Archbishop of the work of St. Mary's from its inof them, none of them (apart from the to-morrow (Sunday). a veritable climax is reachest in. the ina euphonious frilling to air humble upside down. It seems to be in a leading, and his late eminence Patorchestral on the side of the big girl, ception by Father Therry up to the . spired transiniarification of it "Belfast apology for defective finai-ce. All the dangerous political muras and afraid but every one trained so perfectly rick Francis Cardinal Moran, all of progress made to-day. The booklets Father Casey, (tali._ we! :cairn to theory" of the Irish president's mes- happy memory. Steadily and beau- are printed in a world, of course, has been struck by to move to the right. With no strong that the onlooker might highly. artistic manner. sage to the Pope' the tip of dark Azraei wing, and Fremantle from Albany teat week. Mort -tear. at time headlight to guide it through the suppose one of our convent seasonably tifully the noble pile fo St. Mary's and contain a pranary of pictures and short of writing someone (maybe the West is staggering under difficult burdens. encircling gloom, it is resrvous, susschools was giving an exhibition. The assumes grandeur as the structure that history of theset early struggles, in con- good Sisters but Cabinets who have t'ie responsi- picious, and very. anxious as to the will be the pride and glory of our reFather Gerald Gratin is at the Australian's intuition) had :.he stupid of Mercy are not differnection with and the general progress bilities of administration upon them. Suture. ligion and our country. entiators between the orphan and their North Reach. where M. celebrated effrontery to suggest on Wednesday As it nears i.f the Cathedral. The former is re;eel who recognise the itmeirtanee of 'rhe Prime Minister. :stilling some- Mass last Sunday, and wit again tis that there is "a !miscall sigh:!" Sir Ian more favoured pupils, and their completion Catholics of Atistralia gaze tailed at 2/9 (post freel, and the lat- other cis ineinv, are bending 'heir backs to Miteplicte in's idierrati. el eervations thing in the petits -al atmespeere nut lithe charges at St. Joseph's, Subiaco, with admiettion at what the Catholics neasea and en Titesdas Ail Saiitisa ter at 1/9 (post free) from Mr. Dwyer. their burdens and 'are ilium: their best in Thursday's cables nolnithstanding. very re _sant to him. 1,, himself ge on of the past generation i!et.igned anti mid Wieleceloy (All Sett's', Monday evening, at ills Majesty's, George -street. Sydney, and the proThe Hughes -Cook to -lighten them. Thus is "Irish" news 1,101,1. out to at. the Nationalist Parts Conference. revealed the devotion and care . . . commenced. All through the history ceeds are to be devoted to St. Mary's given the Dominions. on the 18th of this menth, and administration seems to ae at vantoo to Even iiT the children of God we find that the them for prnpagaiiGod's sake. What a pity Ruileing of be Fund. THE RECORL will Readete of -Ince on the point dists, at their tether end- at futile intereconomy-it swam cl his listeners with a torrent pleased it was that such a pour house greeted beauty of God's house has been the to learn that Father P. Brett hasn't the courage (or is it the wis- of re adramatic gush, mixed with a ference, succumb Si' the aiitfall they Australian Catholic Societies, the little players. They deserved from first charge upon their generosity. nan. C.SS.R., a fonngr Editer, is at darn) to face the existing clamour have themselves constructed by tellWhen Hughes treme.idous curse our Catholic community a greater welFather Therry's first church, criticised Congresses of the Australian Cathowithin the Commonwealth against exing us what General Smuts has told starts swearing something has gone present in the Phillipines. as too pretentious in the designs of come and better patronage. The care lic Federation, Society- of St. Vincent cessive taxation, waste, and extravathe world: That "Ireland was on the wrong with the works. lee probably God was unhappily destroyed. patience and .ndustry expended de Paul, The and a conference and cele- and The Orvieto, which arrivett from right road." gant financing. with dignity and yield understands that the people I aye had in training the little ones for the conThe "grave ctisis-chalsacred edifice as it stands to-day far brations in connection with the Goldto the pressure of a just complaint by enough of his melo-drama and postur- Europe last week, brought to Austra- lenge" resulted, we are, Ma-sailed% from cert was wasted, inasmuch as the ensurpasses the original St. Mary's in en Jubilee of the FLA.c.n Society also the country. It prefer.; to sit its ings, and are wanting to see some- lia four young Irish priests, one of the following cables wheat have ap- magnitude and in beauty, embodying tool; place in Sydney. tertainment failed to realise that finhigh horse, and in domineering tones thing for the money wrung from them whom, however. was net a stranger peared in the daily press. -as it does the instruction of the Archancial aid so much desired by the Sishere. Ile was Father John Sexton. endeavours to ride down public opin- Ist- the taxgatherer to pay him and "London. October 18.- The Rome ters of Mercy. St. Joseph's Orphanbishop of Sydney to Mr. Waddell, the B.A., Adm.. Wileannia-Forbes (New ion by charging the advocates of ecothe gentlemen who sit behind him as correspondent of the London 'Morninh age at Subiaco, should make an MAYLANDS. great architect: "Any design, eity plan. irresnomy and impartial govcri'ment with Post' reports that Cardinal. Gasparri, istible managers of their political affairs. South Wales) The other priests were appeal to every provided it be noble and grand Out home Correspondent). Father Michael Dunne, '13 A., destined the Papal Secretary of State, has Messrs. Hennessey and Hennessey, as hostile pettiness and parts- animosiin the metropolis, and itCatholic With that gorgeous vanity characterisis regrettable for Bathurst (N.S.W); Father Tim- informed British pilgrims that the Pope ties used for servile motives of politic of all his dramatic pesturings, bethat the entertanneeet was not bettei chitects, of Sydney, have tiought the The quarterly meeting of the local tical aggrandizement. othy Fitzpatrick, B.A., for Melbourne. lieving that he can fool the eeople all patronised. The plogreaame consistoriginal design to its present stage. Hibernians will be held on Tuesday the while, and knowing the sub- and Father Robert Illunworth, BA.. ed of twenty numbers, and in all the So long as party Government lasts To next, in fittingly the Convent commemorate, Schoolroom. therefore, little ones acquitted themselves exservience of that section vhich is ever for Ballarat. there will be strong evidence of party the first hundred years of the Church in Members and intending members are reedy to leap for joy ceedingly well, their singing and dancthe whenever rancour and party political humbug Australia, the most Reverend Doctor requested to attend in strong numbers, ing was very pleasing, and creditable -word "Empire" is flung at them, that His Lordship Dr. Gibney will on in the contests between thie OpposiKelly, Archbishop of Sydney, was as the annual visit of the District to themselves and their instructors, section which didn't deArmageddon Tuesday flea next tion and the Government, but it is celebrate Seth. ars pleased to announce a few months ago Officers will take place oil that evenThe Orphanage Orchestral Band, unstroy, but fattened and mad, rich, he niversary of his birth. The venerable discreditable to our Parliamentary that ing, a and members would du Triduum well to of roll High Masses of der the direction of Mr. M. O'Neill, system that artifices not always hon- plunged into a stream of Imperial sen- Bishop still keeps -his faculties unup and listen to the visitors, and if opened thanksgiving in the Cathedral by arthe programme with a nice rendimmed by time, and notwithstandourable and frequently mean are used timent andesplasheci his audience, yea. necessary rangement with make all if the enquiries any invarious prelates of dering ing his long coil of years, takes more to gain a political salient. and the saturated them, with superlative bosh. Australia and New Zealand a-. follows: formation is required. A special meet- pretty of "fhe Jolly Cobbles," and a An Associated Press message from than a passing interest in the topics Pinafore Dance and Song, by a arena of Parliament is made a sordid, In the course of his sentimental excuring of the branch will be held on SunRochester, N.Y., U.S.A., of August 18 of the times. company of charming little, white Triduum of Masses. In conversation with storm -centre by personal duels and sion, the imaginative Mr. William day evening after devotions. dressed children who were given an Morris Hughes said to the Nationalhim one may get flashes of the old last. says:-Mrs. Charles Wheelwright, Tice advent undignified outbursts. On Serial* last a musical evening The first Mass was celebrated on enthusiastic reception, followed. spirit which prevailed in the days of mother of Eamon 'De Valera, president Friday, ists of Sydney: of a third party into the eolitics of took place A at the home of 21st Mesdames October, in honour of the of the Irish Republic, who makes her Brass instrument Quartette, "The his prime. this country, so far from adding greatReaders of THE RE- home here, said to-day "They (the Natiohalists) had rePollard and Bennett, Railway Parade. Holy Ghost, at which his Grace the Bells of St. Michael's Tower," by memconcerning her CORD and his many friends througher importance and dignity to Parliaconciled Australia as a self-governThere was a splendid Archbishop of attendance. Mrs. Adelaide, Dr. Spence, son's rejection of the British peace bers of the band, was well out the State will, we arc sure, have ment, seems to have intensified party ing Commonwealth, with Australia O.P., pontificated, and at which his Pollard presided at the piano, and the terms: and an "Irish Step Jig," by received, many kindly thoughts and good antagonism and produced more inas a component part et the Empire. a class Grace the Archbishop of Perth, Dr. following among others gave items: was just exactly what I thought of little girls with green scarfs wishes for his Lordship. flammable material to serve the forces Ad multos Ire"Itwould was Without the Empire, Australia annos! Mesdames Rose (lune, and C.SS.R., preached on "Father Benr.ett, Miss S. do. so well done that oer Young Irelanders Had he chosen any of faction and humbug. The discuscould not be. The Nationalist Party Finnegan. and Messrs. Therry Walter and the Murphy, Pioneer other Priests." course he On will would have disap- Saturday, have to look to their laurels if sion in the Federal Parliament upon M. stood opposed to class hatred. War J. Franklin, J. Finnegan, and J. October 22, the second Mass pointed not only me, but millions of they don't the Estimates, and the attack made them wrested from was hatred wound up to a venomOn Sunday afternoon hat the usual others in the world who are of Irish was in honour of the Mother of God, aQuinn. Among other attractions was them by ourwant by Dr. Earle Page, the Leader of the little friends at St. Josous identity, and it nearly destroy- annual procession of the Most Blessed birth, extraction, euchre tourament, the prices of which patroness of the Cathedeal, at which or sympathy. eph's, Subiaco.' The Country Party, does not enhance our Wand Dill was ed civilisation. Sacrament took place in the beautiful were The Nationalists won by his Lordship the Bishop at Maitland Mr. and Mrs. Grieve, also "Having made clear the position tip-top, and Lieutenant Emmott, view of the impottance of party govthe amusing item, Pinning the Tail on the believed there was more virtue in grounds of the Home of the Good which Ireland pontificated, and at which his Grace is to take among the drill instructor, had no cause for murernment, nor does it encourage us love than in hatred. The other day the Shepherd, teederville. The feast of Donkey. the There was eery much Coadjutor, Archbishop of Hobart, nations, there is nothing for us in muring. The chorus, "Spring Flow. to bank our hopei in the ability an incident had occurred regarding the Sacred Heart is obeerved by the merriment over this preached event, on and "The the this country Centenary to of era" do St. and but to give them Mary's." a Scarf Dance, were both deof the Hughes -Cook administration to the Union Jack. It was not a Good Shepherd Order on the 20th Oc- our Last Sunday, the third Miss prize was awarded to Mr. J. P. Sheedy. moral and financial suplightful items, as was also the straighten out the flanant 9 and to eswho helped by the number of chances drill matter of pulling down a mere piece tober, but owing to circumstances this port undivided will be in honour of the Holy Trinity, in so far as we are able."-San items, "Flashes" and Swedish. tablish those economies in administrahe of bunting; it was the emblem of year it had to was at buy .the postponed which donkey. His Mr. until Sheedy Sunday, Francisco Excellency Monitoh. the Apostolic was M.C. for orchestral selections were all good The tion sought by Dr. Pag aid wished and all for which they stood. the occasioe. and also Similarly The Right Rev. Monsignor Verling, Delegate pontificated, and at which his well timed. An for by the Leader of the Labour item that pleased V G., officiated, and was assisted by the National Anthem was bound up conducted the euchre tournament. Pro- every one and Grace the Archbishop of Brisbane, Dr. Party. It is difficult to understand won many nice comtelegraphed to King George exceeds in the history of the race, and all Fathers D. B. Verlin (chaplin), J. Mo- has will go to help Duhig, Master Artie preached on "One Hundred ments from the audience, we are sure, the attitude of either the Country his hopes for the success of Hinds in his candidature. that it stood for. It was not the loney (Leederville), and T. McArdle, pressing Years of Progress of the Church "Go Away Bogie Man." in Party or the Labour Party; or how Irish Conference. little Next Thursday. at the home of Mr. was tune-few national anthems has so Subiaco. There was Exposition of the"London, Australia." ones in their nighties went The to measure their sincerity in their atOct. 20. --His through the Majesty the and a poor Mrs. J. A. McDonald, Stuart -street, tune-or the way it was Blessed Sacrament ail day in the their action song gaite naturally, tack upon the Estimates-if the GovKing has replied as follows to the eats and Centenary -lands, sung. When they Convent said save Ceremonies. there 'God Chapel. will be The another procession musiwere warmly applauded for their cornernment is not doing its honest duty Pope's telegram:-'1 join in your cal evening, the proceeds of which will the King' they meant also 'God menred from the Chapel, passed round work. Their singing was delightfully e' His Excellency the Apcsuolic Deleto the people, clearly it is the duty go for the purpose of helping Master save all that he stood for and all the grounds, and returned. where Ben- prayers that the Irish Conference may natural. gate and The his Grace the Archbishop of of the representatives of else people to flag drill was all. that achieve a settlement of the troubles in Lawrence McDonald in his popular those who stood for him, and God ediction was given. The Vicar -Gencould be desired. The "Fan Sydney occupied thrones on each of boy withdraw from them support and put Ireland, and initiate a new era of peace Dance" eral officiated throughout.. damn those who seek to destroy competition. A goad night's fun A and "The Goat Bells" were in keeping the above occasiuns, and the other in their place another administration. and happiness for my peeple." is promised. of visitors to the Convent and number The people of Australia had them.' with the meritorious work shown in friends Archbishops and /Under the present system of selection. "London, Bishops Oct. occupied 21. --Me. E A of De Busy Bee the stood fast in all Valera is that mattered. and called for tceday at inmates joined in the proceed- has the other items. The it seems doubtful whether the Natelegraphed as follows te, the Pope: places in the sanctuary aloes: with the 3 o'clock, to put ings. would stand to the aiogramme of ii, order at Orchestra. 'National last itemlsy the tionalists could supply a better team, The people of Ireland have seed your other prelates. Sunday was the prin- the bazaar grounds. things Conclave," was the Nationalist Party, They stool The men of the very creditable to the young performand Labour, being in a minority. cipal day of the message to celebrations. the A King of Great pro. district are requested to do their ut- ers, for the filling of Australia with the who have mace great progress, cession formed from the presbytery without making a pact with the CounThey appreciate your kindly Britain. most. of right kind interest people. Great confiand who give promise of even much LOCAL AND GENERAL. try Party, and vice versa, cannot. unaround the Cathedral. in their welfare. The Knights I tender to you The bazaar will open on dence had been placed to him, and better results in the future. The of St. Gregory and St. Stlyester and der present conditions, hope to retheir gratitude. They are confident November 12. at the old sore,Saturday, he had tried to prove himself worMr. COIdancing mistress, Miss P. Esler, dethe place the present Nationalist regime. A euchre holders of party that and the the Cross of dance, the Leo last gan's ambiguities headed in thy and do what he could for Aus- of the season, the reply which the corner, that is Guildford-road serves a word praise for her training An appeal to the country might be will be held at the North was sent to you in the name of King procession which was composed of and Eight tralia. He believed in the prinand' wit' continue of the dancingof classes-they the alternative to the present dislocatPerth Town pall members of the on George hierarchy Fraley, will did very and 4th not Noclergy. mislead until you, Saturday, ciples of the as the National movement they On entering the 19th., ween it is well indeed, and in congratulating theed state of Federal politics but even vember next. The may first be Cathedral each pre- hoped that all past bazaars will be prize will be uninformed, into believing that There was nothing petty and mean cash 3:2/2/e and little people of St. Joseph's, then matters would not be mended. late proceeded two the to his other troubles Subiaco, good allotted are prizes in place. beaten out Ireland, of about them, and sight while or they kept will be given. Tickets arc that Pontifical Vespers commenced financially and we include their *ristructors-the There is no evidence of a strong oror!/6 each. the people of Ireland own allegiance to at 7 otherwise- Thereare a few more books that broad outlook they must tri- and chestra conductor, Mr. O'Neill, Lieut. ganised opposition to the present FedMesdames Kirkwood and Brand the British King. The trouble is be- o'clock in the evening, and the preaof tickets for the oil painting left. umph." Emmott, and Miss Esler. The Na eral Government in this State. Elecare the organisers. With these ladies tween Ireland and Engle id. We cher for tiler ocaasion was Fatter Anyone John requiring them may get same long tional Anthem closed the programme What is really the meaning of this at the helm a big atttrience is as- to be at peace with the tors cry nut against it, hut electors Egan, who took for his subject "St. from Father Lynch on application. people of of a nice concert. support it at the ballot. The opposi- .jumble of frothy nonsense and a sured. Mary's, Mother Church of Australia." We wish tain, but the same constancy whichBrideis voted ladies who are responsiblethe curse? Is our cursing Prime Minister tion, though sonorous, is superficial. . . The . actual date proved by the reality of our people's of the centenary ocfor the training and care of the little orphan preparing for another political pogThe only real opposition would come curs to -day, 29th attachment October. The to Art the Union Archbishop for faith the of Sisters their of FREMANTLE. St. fathers Kelly has arranged for all the children of St. Joseph's. and whose rom? He is audacious -enough in his from Labour, and the Labour vote is proves the reality of their attachment Joseph, Fremantle, which was to be children anxieties in connection with the upunfortunately, divided. The Country impetuosity to challenge the gods and drawn on 26th October, to their national freedom, and no conof the Catholic schools o fthe metro1921, has been (From Our Correspondeute keep of the Orphanage are undoubted Party is merely a political party draw- to declare war against ths world; but postponed to a later date, politan area of sideration Sydney will to induce them to abandon attend a which will iv many. better luck next time. that is not statesmanship. Lunatics he published in THE The many friends of ing its light and energy from the NaMass Misses at the Cathedral at 9 o'clock, and Maggie JtFCORD and it."We strike attitudes, make strange spee- in the West Julia Fitzgerald win be which glad tionalists, and is a dependent im the will fix to their will minds not out insult their acAustralian. Irish intelligence Those holdches, and imagine all serge of imposthat they are on their way home good offices and bounty_ of the NaCOTITSLOE. Art Union books are requested to by ceen cammenting on the magnificent tive participation in the centenary cele- knew on the s.s. Karoola, anti' .1 pleasant sible happenings. The visionary exing tionalist Government. subtlety, stinging reality, nod penetra- brations. This idea was intended to send in butts as soon as pussible. plores empty spaces and peoples them six weeks' holiday in tip, (From serve to Eastern Our Correspfaikent.) tenth'd ting them truth of President De in tear But the Nationalists arc nut a . mesStates. dream things. Se W. M. Hughes In this parish the old pupils of the that 100 years after St. Ma"t"s years sage to his Holiness. It Valera's happy ,family-they are a divided with was is what EngMrs. Flynn, as announced elsewhere, tun frequently beats the air and The Mary's Mount Bazaar at founded the Presentation they lish Nuus have/ formed assisted body with several heads, and are pullintelligence, at Mass in the misinterpreted is organising a euchre party and deuce it challenges myths. Town Hall was the scene of further Having lit the Old Scholars' Association in order an Cathedral. Our readers can join in by, British Government, cannotas aping the coach of State several waysto at the North Perth Town Hall on is fires of sectarian and political ranactivity dining the week. spirit ft is show with their the hoped preciate children Or appreciation , there is much shouting and noise and ii. of the good understand Sydney on To Irish Monday next, October 31. at which a in this country he now tells us the gond Sisters will reap a good nett work done, and this day here and the grand old ;simile exiles being dust, but little progress. A general cour dune, by good race the attendance is result. Nationalist Party stands opposed The stall -holders have predicted. There abroad we say "Leave the Sisters, and to commemorate their election, though an expensive expediwill be three gotta prizes (1st 12/2/-) untramDistinguished Visitors to Sydney. class hatred, and that there is more kept busy all the time, and if been old teachers and school associations. hard melled in the keeping Ireland ent, might alter the combination and to of its chosen virtue in love than in hatred-and Tickets 1/0 each. The first annual dance under the ausThe Archbishop of Melbourne arriv- work is any criterion success it already leaders." bring about more adhesiveness in the With them and in them lives ed on the previous he rushes off at an ugly angle assured. On the occasion pices of this association was held in of the the party and unaninsity of action and then unflinching Saturday morning, spirit of alacSwiney, and launches out into one of his pet Lovers of euchre and an enjoyable -whose anniversary the Cottesloe Hall on the 19th inst., and was the guest of the Archbishop official opening, his Worship the Maythought. It is certainly obvious that occurred on Tuesdiatribes against a mythical enemy, dance are informed by advertisement day, the or, Mr. -Gibson, said he was specially of and WAS, indeed, a splendid success, Sydney at St. Mary's the country' and the people as a and Cathedral. consequential On day of this glad smites him to a with open a curse. bazaar Why to elsewhere aid that reflecting at the the week's funds King's great credit on the organisMonday morning, by the Karoola, Hall, Subiaco. whole are .._. negotiations. ' justly served must Hughes so irreverently and so on Tuesday next, November such a fine institution as St. Josing committee, with Mr. C. Watson arrived the Archbishop of Adelaide, of 1, all their whilst politics are in such turgid conas eph's impudently at Convent, intervals call wants and upon he the will be sincerely who secretary, supplied was hoped also and the ladies who so kindly by Mrs. a guest at St. Mary's. fusiop as they are to -day. A general Stubbs Hole the promoters would be more than The Prime Minister pro- and assistants, who are organising assisted. Along with him was the Archbishop of election might even purify Federas bably Name? the realises that a storm is brewby the,result at its conclusion. function to aid the funds cf the Rosalie News concerning the Young People's Perth, who stayed at the Presbytery, repaid politics by unifying parties and coming, and that his control over the Stall in the forthcoming Right Rev Monsiguor Verling, club has been conspicuously Father Gatzmeyer and V The pelling them to act up to their elecBazabsent This cffice is a depot for any goods Annandale. el.. also spoke a few words of conNationalist Party _is slipping from aar. There will be cash Subiaco from Father these columns for a McEvoy, prizes, 0.P., tion pledges. Just 'now Australian alse good travelled time. him. His wild and tat.tless Sydney music, and refreshments. which generous donors wish to contrigratulation and encouragement to the That is not evidence of itslong by the same. boat, as also Father Mcpolitics seems to be a battle for the decrease speech does not enhance his position ladies. who had so attractively arrangbute to the Christian Brothers' Clon. as an active body. The club possesses Mahon, MA.,from Perth. the ArchTreasury benches and official emoluas the mouthpiece of the National ed the various stalls with tarf vitality On bishop each in of a next Orphanage an Brisbane Monday night a euchre Appeal. enthusiastic end ments. arrived on the If you deThe interests cf the people are dangerous words in display. ing membership, which will yet, growand dance will be held in sire to help the Brothers morning, and was also a splendid' are forgotten. or side-stepped for the Party-they withthe mouth of "the First Gentleman" party are Tuesday An exquisite and most artistic boaout selfeeelsing, grace the limelight. guest at St. Mary's. On Joseph's School, Victoria Square, St. other ways of assisting thanthere selfish interests of political factions, the in Australia. They belittle the chareaet was by cash presented to Mrs. As . Gibson part Thursday the Bishops of Bendigo. Mary Ward. by of its contributioa ,to the big, and there is such little pat notism donations. acter of his official office. because they There are few who do on behalf of the Sisters appeal to liquidate the parish debt, Ballarat, and Port Augusta the country that the politicians hold outrage its dignity. The confetti carnival held in the not knew what the by of St. When will this Town The Children of Mary present-day re- the Melbourne express, and arrived before the end of this 3 -ear, a grand in the hollow of their paints their Hall on Wednesday they, too, Stall isJoseph. strange little evening quirements of 160 boys are- An overpresided over by Misses O'in AustraCinderella Dance will be held in the were the guests last was of the servile followers. Out of this wret- lian politics contradiction a huge Archbishop success, at -and reflects Connor. J. Polglase and M. Cavanagh. begin to understand stocked pantry or St. Cottesloe Hall on November 14th, Mary's chest or great wardrobe Presbytery. ched condition of affairs what can be credit on the organisers. that Australians have a coun- art union The Black Cat Cabaret is tinder the The or press would surely worry a charit- Barry, of Hobart, arrived on Archbishop expected but retrogression, industrial for Tattersall's tickets was the Saturtry which is dear to them, and supervision of Mrs. Rider and Mrs. day, ably and -deposed was MARRIAGE. drawn, to soul and stay if at stagnation, and social turmoil? the the lucky one was Mr. P. this should PresbyIt that to them Australia is first and Morgan. Hoey. Th.- Fremantle Stall is is idle for Sir Joseph Cook tc, refer to pomp a thought as to what could tery at Chatswood. The Provincial GODFREY-STOKES.-On the 4th best; that it has its national flag, ed over by Mrs. Keating andpresidBishops Mrs. of . New South Armageddon as the underlying cause . inst. most at Wales St. advantageously be done with a in arrived Joseph's Chinch, by the and that in its folds lie liberties their At the Produce Stall MesSydney during the week, and were Casey. of the noticeable depression that is chalRight Rev. Monsignor Vcrling, V.G., The Cinderella dance held in Mrs. surplus of niceties, even if necessities, present fathers fought for, and which they. Kinsella, Partington, Mooney, at the functions. The Arch- dames lenging the attention of Parliament. Cecil Horace, second son cf Richard Keogh's Hall on Tuesday night was of household requiremnts! God helping them, will fight for to the Back, Stnite, Pearse and Lupton are For bishop of After the Armistice and the :surrender very death. Australia, progress, Wellington *an a guest at and Alice Godfrey, late of Roeagain a very pleasant gases ring, where the responsible those who want he A feature of something for the Lewisham Hospital with the of the Central Powers the Garman nabourne, to Elsie Muriel, eldest daughtl.e youth enjoyed themselves Blue the bazaar is theparties. should understand, cannot be built the something-that -East Fremantle Stall, is, for those who Sisters, and the Bishop of Dunedin tion lay a stricken and stunned thing. up by curses, ter of William and Annie Stokes, fullest. We congratulate .again tothose of which Mrs. blasphemies, Stack are is and helfconvenor. merely It human, Its economic life seemed blasted; but of Fremantle, granddaughter of late those who stayed at the Presbytery at Stamnore. is most beautiful, being drunk.en or whole-drunken phrases, or young ladies who organise-, et on their the gable-ended must Dr. Kelly, the editor of the New wear the German people to-day, by their by the correct singing of an late James Maguire, of Dardanup, boots and shoes Rev. and massed with lovely peach blossom, anthem. second success. Zealand "Tablet," was a guest at the and such that have to be repaired energy. industry and self-reliance, are present address Harvey, We are, face to making it most distinctive and dainty. rewith grave issues. Archbishop's house, beginning to awaken a fear in the our good fame, face gularlyManly. there Very is still an avenue for Rev. Dean An The our future greatness advertisement elsewhere anFremantle Stall is managCarey, of Wee Melbourne, ed byNorth Entente nations that Gerstein indus- and safety will not DZATIL nounces that on Monday night next, material assistance. Mesdames Edwards, Snug your boot be secured by the Very Rev, Father Barmy, try and intelligence will out -flank noisy political and religious Adm.. and Bradley. Red and white Coghlan, .M October 31, at St. Joseph's School. repairs to the 'depot at this office, and and kRAY.-On October 21, 1921, at ve.ndettas, drapery St. Patrick's them in the economic war that is Cathedral, else arrived nor will they make for the nation's doroom, Victoria Square, a euchre party in quick time you will get distinguishes Moonee Ponds, the Beaconsfield Melbourne, Honorah Stall. At them re- during the week. threatening the Empire. Our Nation- mestic peace. The Australian and dance will be held. Tickets are turned renewed and fit stall are Mesdames Hutchinson, Murray. relict of the lets Wm. MurIn an appeal issued by the Arch- this for much furalist Government is stupidly blind to want peace-social harmony, people 1/6 and Guidera, ray, Is., and an enjoyable enterT. Farrell, Coleman and beloved mother of Mrs. O'Dristher use indusbishop D. This department of the of Sydney, his Grace says:the grave issues of Sir Joseph Cook's trial progress, and comntercial and Ryan. A great attraction is a "Choctainment is assured. coll, Arthur and John Murray, Perth, orphanage-at -work is always in full "During those days we hope to have olate Armageddon, and our Mr. Hughes is political honesty-but Mrs. O'Leary, Ballarat, Mrs. O'ConWheel," which is they not don't by Messrs. elsswing. associated with us all who may be conjuring with dialectics and cursing pect these to flow from Keating and Shanahan. nor, Melbourne, and 41 illiam and A new feature in connection with the to join in our joyius celebration, able like a fish fag, in the hope of drawof windy, cursing and fanaticaltripods Jeremiah Murray, New Zealand, aged the Refreshment Stall at the Cathepolilet us pray that God. who has beenand ing red herrings across the political ticians. so 85 years. Where all dral Fair your is the giving rights of prizes, become one a only lavish of His Blessings during the huntrail, and whilst the politicians are Sacred Heart of Jesus hese mercy on handsome prize, for the best collec- accumulated wrongs, where men must PERTH CATHOLIC dred YOUNG years, MEN'S will wrangling by slow stages the country multiply and increase SOME TYPES OP OATIIOLICS. tion lag her.-R.I.P. of scones, with cakes, and bated sweets. For SOCIETY breath for leave to those blessings in the days to come for is tramp.ng on to bankruptcy. This The critical Catholic. the same stall there is also a special subsist in their own land; to think us, for all who are aiding peculiar and audacious little statesus in our good of an IN MEMORIAM. The prize Irish stingy linen tray Catholic. cloth their own work, and for all who will come after FINAL DANCE OF THE SEASON. man, obsessed with the garish idea of thnughts, sing their own (Mount Mellick work), worked and The indifferent Catholic. WIIALLEY.-Of your charity pray us, upholding the banner of faith in songs, garner the fruits of their own an invincible British Empire, has sent by the Rev, Mother The Alacoque, of for the of the soul of our dear Christ repose ill-informed in this our Catholic. seemingly withdrawn his thoughts southern lard. adenine then surely it is the braver, NEXT TraieDAY NIGHT Limerick. Collections of scones, etc., friend Susie. who departed this life The lukewarm Catholic. from the problems of the Commonmay be sent to Mrs. Shine as soon as saner mid truer thing to be a rebel Valuable Souvenirs. In on October 28th, .1919. The apologetic Catholic. wealth and consecrated them to the the bazaar commences The date for under such circumstances as this than Sacred Heart of Jesus have mercy on service of Imperialism. The dress -parade Catholic, HIBERNIAN HALE. We have to thank Mr. E. J. Dwyer, Sir Joseph the opening will be announced in next to tamely accept them as the natural her soul. Cook, with that unfortunate peedCatholic bookseller, of Sydney. for for-Catholic Standard and Tithes. issue. Tickets 2/-. Sheridan's Band. !ot of men.-Roger Casement. Inserted by her loving friends, M. warding copies of publications issued W. J. WEBB. Hon See, and .H. Banting, Bunbury.

PERTH. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 29th., 1921

A Cursing Prime Minister

Saints. NOVEMBER.

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Galaxy of Australian Catholic Vitality

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De Valera's Mother

Applauds Her Son's Efforts

The Clontarf Appeal

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ilAD OPTICS THE PROHIBITION CRIME WAVE SYDNEY. IN AMERICA. OPEN FOR ALL CLASSES or ilea Sec Ma Melbourne, li awarded Octobn. 11, 1921. Lt. An increase of 800 per cent in the tie 0.11011 arcar ei et. Gregory' When Lord Northcliffe was here he .t .11 7111,, 11..01 I, train tiro Principal Cities and Towns of cr Court business since 1912 has Autralla and Rabaul IN. Britain); Landow 01). remarked plash, iv on the live interest Criminal I1. iii ch,i i, 11111, II tiller ail the sears :teen 111,11largely the result of prohibition An Artist ,1u -,title in Mongolia. teeen 1/y ,ne alian aii..111,. in the worn St': and thi lees Such, according to a special de. p. r ma al Branches, and ssies, s ettlene,nt se of Batwings nese., Dank ..11.111} Ireland's future. It was ;, J tea,, tit, liciguan cuntribtitecl LIter U, ill. r.met Australia, and at Papua. Nen Britain, Agencies at 3194 Pest offics. LAVA,' her isorsrpatch to New York Herald, was the Salerno., and *that. Wanda of tha mete unmated as titost of his re1,iration oi il,. rtos nns siiese word ne joy licautiful at% Interest on Dposite up to £1,000. -.pee marks. au t as true as nee -committal statement made by Attorney -General .,on, 1 tI C 1,C,, .1 0 one ...! tin iffiest lit kn.9:111., bread end blue. C...1611....11 8% Interest on Amounts soar £1,000 near all et, Daugherty in urging upon the Presiup to £1,000. tatertients .11 generally are. 111e 1 1.111 he fact a dent and Congress the And haste, 11-01.1111 the iv.irld iiil,i. HIS JAMES KELL, notch of his tate .11, aors - Sir DENISON ?het we am L, atleessly creation of MILLER, K.0.1111.11, 1,1(.1 WeittiAl it ith a vet ve siting the eighteen new heed, Donut, Govern°, :soaker SUMS 111 Federal Court me eve judgeships of , the eed aeie s teat neon, han out as, opo;' It Centerenot in London, 'lit 11 1111:31,. When irei.iieVe dream one, true. at large as the most practical and ecoVALI Al30, we arc all leaning lend some of sent a pereeed a tie: an s'atins meerete ten:I:ease, :ire genus Of de. l'es. all ereund the world will rout comical method of clearing the dockets luau es are praying; t. e peace 1,14,11. is 111, As with de pictures The eetnyathetic spark. ,1 ,.111 Nligtrc. of accumulated litigation over the en!he European war. reasuestaie eau, lee ... de las Bose,. ea, ,dg hen to olficeese New people The reanl: the rnisan.; tee Dun tire country-. The Herald leek t a peace by negot atien, but God, the eseeionssze1 eSsireli when ,ion,,r, a. c.r. Mongolia clues nut sug She thrilei,s makes the startling revelationfurther 111.11.1s SUBIACO. the SPLENDID UP-TO-DATE ACCOMMODATION. thee want that also first eta p.., isn ten -other peace with honour. there are now Me, tea:: For, Oust has 11.111, Close to Subiaco and Leederville 111,1011,11.1S laws. 141,000 cases pending in I'.' tnAny Railway Atistrehans tin, -.r aceer t the Stations. °pinliter Iii. 1,1,2 or hue, stuppes, and the Federal Courts of the United Patients may Select their own Medical Advisee. ietie of ngernsain inewspepers. which Notable Paris Events. to tadiotirl, that se many Mest eese ,e.-aess 1.. helanda 1.111,e, TERMS MODERATE. PRIVATE ROOMS AVAILABLE. state n,penas that the Irisl. should 84"- Settee, an increase of 22,256 cases since leset A n,esese et/ tmeningly, .A10 !1:1;1 her dream come true. OPEN oelieatien eereinieilY tit last TO year. ALL DENOMINATIONS "America." -,pt It ty -ch.eme ant airwave. and so For Terms Apply to .,us tee remain, of a region Clan, ,, ,1 !-41. -Denis A. McCarthy Rev. Mother. Paris, alriint .11,pareni race. Ieet heles a. ;as Lee,. .taco to tea 11,, Yet The Sisters also conduct a Splendidly witriesk;ed 101 smile Equipped Hospital at sae werd. Whethes es Le describ- that wetad Inc superficial and could meted anti:tally by the Australtar. Ca Italians Get Sense. vine. 1111), -,IN: priests and eight Kalgoorlie. des lee It, it basic tescstions of tholic Federation, and it :s something sena having 111,1 (1A-tweet. Two personages in the ltaime lane Aiwa, ing the pail- ne: a alongelien ahnst- principleslasting, are not settled et the same unique in the way of an appeal. The aament help to mark the disteeee the priests eas die Abbe Garlier, tonn- nets. with its Cenicse worshippers surg- time. organisers do not look fen donations: that Italy has travelled towards a es eeeretary of the Cenferenee of Law- ing the Christina:, nuts in the homeThe view of the Self-I:determination they wish only for ly mission chapel, or }..,mile~ yers tit Paris, who promised amounts saved by the fee Ireland more tolerart and a larger spirit. Ie to be League means of of a- ts of self-denal. and point of tl e deed rl Australia has the list eloqueat lawn% haaata Peeve -heals that, alasi the Ministry cc hate, neentneents the Renovated Throughout. of promise been interpreted by its National Ex,ut that it, this way no N.W. and Goldfields Visitors specialea a eine; poisonous bar. of harvest Tablet. .n ia person of Signer R rerSon is a Forincrl:, prieelent ly Catered for. Timm,- out of pocket. Under Owner's Personal Supervision opium lacer ../I, the missionary is ecutive in the following cablegrams general of the aatholie no, the Catholic Minister of \Vor. ilia Yet the aggreYouth of equally happy in making the missions that have been dispatcher. by Mr. T. gate of such amounts is expected to M. M. MULCAHY, araiu.e, lie had lust entered the Ile is one of the founders of tie Proprietress. M. Burke, the National realise a very large sum, clinch will that he ;eves met serves en devoutedly (LATE CENTRAL AND SHAMROCK ary when the war broke out in SeminPresident: Popular Party, en.1 was Met elected go HOTELS, PERTH.) 191e. "To Mr. Lloyd George. -The male e again for distant readers. toward.; maintaining mission S,'I'teit lie celebrated his en the Chaneter stations i909. first Mass in Anl he is the jerite of Australians hope that Irein North-West Australia, church of Sr. Sulptee in Paris, the Northern erertited with the intention of taking a land's right to Territory, in Methodists self Rome. and urge nunelser nletermination Papua. his pueition seriously, instead of leave. of Parisian lewyers will be secured by the forthcoming ,ame to present :heir Cathubt, anti anti -clericals !says the An :ndication et the :eccess ing the week of the direction of religicongratulations of Ca conference." (in the same nice, Cardinal Catholic Bulletin) are agreed that the tholic aus affairs to an Under-Secretary he is missions in India is given in the Dubois elethociists in Rome 'To Earnest De Valera.-Congratu. eelebrated :.hest Catholic Truth Societi going to see to it himself. Another Episeepal the 20th. aneiversary of los this time. I.N. the have overdone it latiees upon your attitude in reJones' let. written by the Rev. T pamphfact is that the Charaber contains a impudent plan for 1...m.secratioir 911 tine Uu:eecent negotiations. Vander et ntral of Notre Dame. await Schueren, e.J , who made a visit priest -Deputy is, the peisen of Father The Archbis- t, aline; one _tannic Maria a vast Pro- - result of confereeee Australians As Supplied to with hup smut of temple, confidence." Australia Para; which they in 1915. Seek, who sits as the representetive have the conferrettthe Holy OrHe is one of the Archbishop Mannix is confining his ders on English iselgian Jesuits, who are meartineuse to :ray will rival even St. of the rural constituency son of M. de Larnarzelle, Goritz. senator the labouring in references to to Ireland to an Peter's in tile leassieeness of ils dimenfro.n insistence Bombay, end hi: accourr: of settle. When be rose to speak on het alf of ene leaders of the Right in the of the sions. ments shows them to be The anti-clerical press even inn the nations, (equivalent to the his Slav felaee-cmantrymen he spoke Senate. flourishing spiritual) rights of in, Her the Majesty goes so far as to say that Hine project people of Ireway lineted only by tint, with e, emeh tact and leech:retain Several testable members: of Parlia Sewing lack of and to warn ng his I carers againavailable funds. that he tam applause from every side. :urea hate, al re int. years, given suns a an anti-clerical outrage or- the part stland, He mentions, for being misled by cable news Cathoof foreigners. and daughters to the Tac example, even from the Soeialists. the American The Meths,district of Ba7way, which Queen Church. M. de aets Whilst delics in Victoria have de iaed to Cailliara-Bancel one o! the are, of course, behind ail this. siring the best or good feeling hetwees help 30 years ago was completely pagan. Machines members of the Right in the leading 'their church seems at the present en the work of the conference by makFiut since 1893 this district Italians and Slays, he boldly demandof ing Chan,150 an offc-ring of a ler of DeputieS, had a sun who was rinse to be possessed of vast fusels, and million Rosaries square mikes has been so ed reparatian foe the injustices on it.; behalf. thoroughly Three years ago, in evangelised that aB ercktined just before the war, have acquired a piece of lend of had been inflicter) on the Slays, that of its population and who they and Ireland itself, an offering. of a million one 130,300 square yards in eetent was killed en the field of 25 Years' Guarantee. of 15,000 are Catholics. strongly reeented the closing of Sla 'This is pro, battle. Abbe Rosaries wee made en to Monte Mario, and here they pro have averted Duval-Amould, who bably enique in contemporary mission vette schools and social institutions, a lieutenfrom Ireland a conscription srhemc ant of Artillery, was adied ',see to erect history which have for their object the assisttheir adAs huge churchheppens ueivereally, the son zocated in England: it was averted. converts Deputy, president of the of a Paris which they assert vall completely ance of working people. Beale make ideal Cathulics; at KerParliamen- overshadow St. and fur full credit was given to eng is a church tary Committee cn Labour. Beale Peter's-- with schools Our Dutythat which csst £300, and M. Lefeof the Rosary. bvre du Prey, Vice-president other Boston Honours Catholic Heroes. there is Devotions buildings for net one propagatels like these bring us family in the neigh of the liamber back onnected therewith. :nto touch bourhood which earns more than and now Minister Tier some sort with the age of Five important squares in the city £12 ,1 ambitious scheme of expansion is ture, has a daughter Who of AgriculFaith over a year (5s a week). In Euof Boston were recently is a nun. nipe-in which age Ireland, stillall lives. AND Finally, dedicated mg to sons in a Catholic nativeKatkahi three a few nurtured admits of no weeks doubt. ago, the honour of five Roston boys who selle family have ian Mademoibecause Saint An in add:thei to this concentaaentered the eerninary for the native Age of Faith. -Rene laillandier, daughter died in the service of their country in of the in the beset aed capital of Cathce priesthood at Ranchi. When the war eas ragtag, many of the recent world war. Not only were bon,. Ambassador of France at Lis- Oen The Mission Onion, they took the veil at the Abbey 'Fathers help the natives temporally as all of them Catholics, but all were of ed making base already contemplat- us hoped that it marked the culminaJ ouarre. well as spiritually, as by extelieemis in Constantition of pavan and materialistic forces. members of the same parish. establishing Pianos n -mice and in Tunis and else the Chota Nagpmc Catholic . :id that its very horrors would sow Algiers. five young men whose memory The Japan's Co-opera Pianos was Crown All Live Credit Bank. three of Prince and tire Pope. these places ate notable again in men's minds the seeds of This thus honoured were Thomas F. Burke, lends money r being spheres of an intense at The A Call at our Showrooms will Crown a rea:oinable spiritual ranee and interest, and saves the killed in the seeonid battle of the awakening. Hirohito Ire political of Japan, conyince you as to the fruitful Catholic activity on the part value we offer. people front being harassed by life there is, unfortunately, little Marne; Lieutenant Jeremiah E. Sulli- after visiting the principal historical the hope Hindu money the French. churces in Rome on lull, 15 that this will be accomplished; with-lenders. van, killed in Argonne Forrest, hand in band last call* ed at the Vatican and with and * the out bank is the the cementing "Cole' Francis E Shea. Thomas F. Foley, force of spiritual a: had a cordial 'Mary, Patron of lie Co-Operative Stores Society, Catho interview with Pope Benedict, France. and religions agreement the League and Corporal Denis D. McCarthy. which of with 209 MURRAY ST.. PERTH. whom he exchanged The Academy of Sciences, Arts, Nations has beca.m. a League of No- centrals many branches. 54 HIGH ST., -F. presents J. C. The FREMANTLE. Crown Prince told the and tions. Letters Bishop Trounces Orange Bigot and of Financial and Pontiff that Clermont-Ferrand, sons psadential reathe Emperor France, has organised a poetry conof Japan had entrusted make imperative the Conference Liar. with the mission of conveying test this year. The subject which on Dissermement but to .1 large exIt was to be expected (says the Ca him H. ROPER to those the Pope his greetings entering the contest wtll have tent that will only be a game of intertholic Bulletin) that the Bishop Desires to intimate to the residents a long and prosperous and wishes for to handle is: of SUBIACO "Mary, of Patron of national poker-each natio: trying to reign. The London, Ontario, would not allow the lioly Father Cottesloe and District that she has France." learn by bluff cr was much gratified by the otherwise the recent charges made by Iev. Mr. Reid cordial THE l'IMBER AND HARDWARE opened a expressions. Later, on behalf strength of the other's positions. The PEOPLE. to pass without refutation. Many CATHOLIC STATIONERY, BOOK Noted French Catholic Leader. of of the Pontiff, world will never find peace except at WE SUPPLY EVERYTHING IN Cardinal the perpetrators usually "get Gasparri, AND MUSIC SHOP CONNECTION WITH THE Secretary of State, made the foot of the Cross; it will find it The Catholic Church in France, and with their falsehood, but not soaway" Papal a reon BUILDING TRADE. Up -to turn -Date Rev visit Lines, at to there, the French natien, bar lost a gifted the Crown Prince in Al for then its Leader will be Mr. Reid, upon whom Bishop ticri Palace. 27 COACHBUILDING AND WHEELWRIGHT Fallon Christ, the greatest Man ;n history. I soil by the death in Paris of PERTH-FREMANTLE-ROAD, had trained the following battery 'DEPARTMENT. Raoul firmly of Jay, professor of law at the UniverCOTTESLOE. bereve that a great deal of SPECIALISTS IN FARM WAGGONS, CARTS, adjectives. The Bishop says in part. Polish National Shrine. Candles, good SULKIES, AND can sity, oe Incense, done by the affirmation member of the Supreme Council Statues, Beads, and "When the Rev. L. W. Reid, panto: REPAIRS. ail Catholic Requisites. by Christians of this point. ,f Labour, general secretary of The of the Hale Street of Polish independThere the can Methodist Church. ence is restoraticir be nothing so valuable both from French Association for the Legal ProLatest Music and Songs. to be commemorated stated to his Orange audience that the in earthly and e Divine tection of Workingmen, and one of the erection of a great national by the Roman Catholic Church has steed A Trial Solicited. RAILWAY Catholic most highly - RECHABITV be- shrine at the as lowing God constantly innstandpoint, hind bootlegging in Essex, he esteemed the capital, minds socialogists in according to a uttered vote taken by the mince. For many years he was the of the people; Compton Mackenzie's an untruth; the Rev. Mr. Reid Diet. Work Coffee on apostle of several is, phrase the expresses how Coffee shrine this great can therefore, a liar. He mazie toe whica if to be help us: reforms which "God the he helped largely to is a great Conservative, vet when MRS. CHAMBERLAIN, ProprIstr. Church of Divine Providence,called ment in public, he is aherefere a statebring about, such He volt beThe most suitable for visitors pue as the Sunday day of rest, wes incarnate He was a great Radito Perth. lie liar. They are right in corn/Will Railway station, Best attention Moreover, his statement was gin at once. It is even possible that and Moderate Prices.opposite the dliberate and malicious; he is conse- the churcn will be erected on the 'tierce and industry, the protection of cal." Ona fears. howeter that Europe is the in a well-nigh Impeiess posiwork done by women at home, the foundations of one similarly planned quently a malicious liar. tion, alai one 'wonders whether by the Diet of suppression of night work in corporaBuy your musicai instruments. Strings. "When, on being the following the ratito do fication of the 1791, centre of Christendom, in taint of artions where it wits not Books, Music, Magazines. Papers, etc , so, the Rev. Mr. Reidchallenged first Polish Constituindispensible, dent adherents, fails to give the from ALBERT & SON, LTD BOON & the tion. English One hlificlred and thirty years anyway, will not shift names of the priests whom he working -week, etc. He STORES, 180 MURRAY STREET MUSIC accuses ego, w;th the to had Asia, the America, 4. of flagrant crimes against or (near reputation of Australia. being thorough- if we And establishment of a con- ly Roan's), PERTH. Note Address. Catathe civil are familiar with the legislation and soworking by numbers, our stitutional government in Poland, a law, and of grievous violation logues Free-ask to-day orders of their bishop, he showsof the fund was voted fear she erection of cial movemehts of all foreign coml fears (becoming hopes) most have rehim gard to Asia. T(.: there we must lock tries, and was therefore frequently such a church and its ioundetions BARRACK STREET, PERTH. 'self to be a coward. ' An for another widespread Age of Faith. laid. consulted by the Minister of Labour. SOME LOOK LIKE. SOME SMELL. LIKE. But the Constitutions of were description therefore, of theincomplete 1791, NONE rASTE LIKE UNION BUR. That thought reminds us of the It may be stated with safety that he bases' on tee idea of popular W. Reid, pastor of the HaleRev. L. govern was one of the Street meat and the work being done 1-y the new Irish MisMethodist Church, would be that authors of every social emancipation the law adopted he peasant serfs, ant more or lessofinspiris a public. deliberate, during the last twenty sion to China. Thus orgenieation now GLENORAN NO. 10 Mrs. S. E. McCARTHV, apparently malsemprises over fifty priests, twenty of ed by tire success of the new years. M. Millerand, in icious and cowardly liar." SCOTLAND'S BEST. whom are working around Han Yang: can democracy of Washington, Ameri- frequently appealed to him particular, iv and PURE conproved MALT WHISKY. and of stiseents, ,here are two to be too liberal a document Nancy Passion Play. As supplied under colleges to be sulted his opinion nantract to the full in Ireland, and one building W.A. Hospitals and countenanced by the neighbouring The Theatre de la in °overwrite,' Medical Passion, of Department. Also Military Omaha, Railway Powers U.S.A. Honours of for Prussia and Russia, who Nancy, resumed the performance of its Cars Catholic Prelate. and the Leaning Hotels inning and This week is being kept in clubs saw in the erectioa of a popular throurtiout the state. famous Passion Play. A Monsignor Jose Maria Martinez y geeas Self -Denial Week on behalf Victoria eniment in the heart of Europe Sole Agent: ance was given every Sundayperformof Cabanas, misa Archbishop of seriTegucigalpha sionary enterprises. ous threat to their regime,, July, August and September. during This is pro PHIL COYLE The par- and Metropolitan of the Honduses, has The tition of Poland followed, and performance is quite long. the died in sus episcopal city at the age The cur"Church of tain rose at 1) a.m. At 11 am. Divine Providence' was of 70 years. The late prelate was there never completed. The dewas an interval of two hours Russian Gov- scended from a distinguished Hondurand a ernment seized the grounds on which half for Mass and lunch. At an family, and received episcopal con130 pen. 11 the church has been begun, and the performance resumed and turn- secration at the city of San Salvador coned them jut. tinued throughout the in 1002. gerancii. The Honduran Government Often the play started at afternoon. ordered a duce days' mourning for the 4.30 A Priest Explorer. the late Archbishop, and at the afternoon and continued until in midfuneral The Holy Father recently night, with an interval of an ,seiebrations inn the of Teguci a half for diluter. The playhour and bather Gieuseppe Capra, of received galpo a detachmentCathedral of troops, under Aosta. has nu This priest, who has already less than- sixty different the command of the General of the made each long given in a different setting,scene.-. important expeditions in diac Division, rendered full military hone and, there tent and are 700 actors. parts of ours the at the catafalque. Therefore, when you ask tor CLEMENTS globe, is This theatre, which out for au expedition in about to set attracted crowds of TONIC, don't accept a"just as good" tonic. Central and iron) all parts of France, is spectators Southern Africa. Oberammergau Ills Bereaved. It is an insult to,the buyer's intelligence starting the point creation of will be Mozambique. a. priest add the work Thence he will of a whole Through the death of Father Schroewhen unprincipled retailers endeavour to pass on to visit the regions ish. The priest is Canon Petit, parder, of pastor in charge of Oberammagau the and great foist the "just as good" article on the the parish Is the parish of lakes-Katanga, Rho- village church for 32 years, Saint Jos- desia, equatorial the and the States of South Africa. customer. Fortunately such retailers are eph of Nancy. most zealous supporter of the and Passion Thence in the minority. Nevertheless he will pass through the formis Play, this little village has been An Apostate's End. er German colonies and much saddened, just when preparafinishing up with Angola. Benguela, Mar Julius Alverez, Metropolitan The tions for the Passion Play in 1922 are journey of is -expected to take a year. the Jacobite schismatics, has way. The first texts of me died in fiertaken under the auspices Itofis un- ender India. Beginning nuts ecclesiastical rat:lion the Play were prepared by monks caNational Association f':r Ital;an Mis- from Ettal reer as a Catholic priest of Telephone, S Armada's monastery, and revisions the dia. sionaries, its chief object being GERALD V. P. hitOARTHI, cese of Goa, the deceased prelate the col- have been made tatised from the Catholic Churchapos- lecting of data useful for the work of years to adapt itbyto the clergy for 300 Proprietar. changed and the condiassociation. The Holy Father tions and improve jellied the Jacobites, a schismatic its, literary set, characshowed keen and ultimately was consecrated interest in the project. ter. Father Joseph Alois Bishop and became their ger is chiefly responsible for Raisenben the text Metropolitan. Valiant Catholic Journalist. Mar Julius was associate(' used for many decades, and which with sevwhen you ask for it. For over thirty years eral other religious advensurers Lambert Lensing, the foremost proFather Schroeder protected against some this excellent medicine has maintained of whom four, -J their moter of the Catholic ?less forts of many sclwlars, who sought efway to England to the confidence' of buyers who require a and the United States, many, recently celebrated hisin Ger- interweave with it modern ideas disbirthday at Dortmund. 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Premier's

One passage of the British special letter of August 26th calls for

comment:to sug"It is playing with phrases of 'government gest that the principle governed' comby the consent of the (for pels a recognition of that demand nationhood) separate and independent it repudiating in that or part our

OCTOBER 29. 1921

to the Irish National Demand Facts" Historical and "Physical Michael Collins Applauds "Match-

Another Historic Day

less Bravery " of I. R. A.

Invites Ulster to " Come in With Heads Up "

"WE WILL NOT ACCEPT"

"Other have perished, perished for A splendid tribute to the Irish Resame principle in perhaps the hardpublican Army was paid by Mr. Mic- the est way of all. Deprived of their on and and hishael Collins, T.D., Minister of Finance, are not standing between Britain personal liberty, and because of unjust people we are straining geographical 20,000 of a to great meeting the can get out at justify to England and Briain world, 0 the treatment, considerations they matte the only protect torical (By Cearbhall she which he addressed at Armagh on SunDublin, August 17, 1921. over the Irish the world free and at any time in their power; they refused to take claim to ascendency political 4th. in the history out September day, principle, We are not slnitteig Again to -day I have seen likes. food, paid like the others the and they There is no and race. Irish the air was Opening his remarks in applied seas from her: we have no enmity tothe making. If anything, last sacrifice. The story of Terence he more or less concentrated in rehowever clear that can be imposed Pathetic figures in the gal- as responsi- wards her--at least if this question was continuing in English, Mr. Collins executive packed. whole more electrical than it was yesterday. the MacSwinev will never be forgotten as himself Engin without regard to limitations Barry. or lery were Eileen and Kathleen no enferred to an exalted personage Those as there are men and women in Then we knew that it was more bility. To put it more definitely, he settled I believe there would be by physical and historical facts.as the But to- who faced the scaffold with a smile land who had recently taken the op- long clay of formalities. Ministry as a whole. a the the world who love less for mity. liberty and hate acted belimitations are as tonecessary Irishmen Another at and of sneering back. the structure of but a few months tyranny. "If they want to lie neighbourly they portunity Our ensures have endeaday we knew-had not the President But of the questions they had to disvery principle itself deny Eng- group that drew attention was composcause they did not speak or under- voured to blacken them would relations, told us?-that Ireland's reply to Home have neighbourly cneir characters, to cuss, one in particular was of such every free nation; to of all Would seated were language. native who our on their stand I.R.A., he that ed of wounded their actions, to slander their land's alleged offer of Dominion should try not to trespass involve the dissolution do notdemocraWith transcending importance neigh there have been more people speaking beFinirch believe a sumclose by the Speaker's Dais. Rule would be set forth in full from cause, to make people believe they grounds, and we cannot have thought it better to leave such tic states. . . . Wereconcjlliation of presence, at Welsh, he asked, if the speakers of it to be gatherif that is Britain's atleave to relations mouth of the President. -day. In- them was a man whose and were murderers. All these efforts have the aside hourly mary that the permanent in thousands every killed were the his- their language can ever be first unnoticed, was soon drawing The weather was kinder to from the reports of the several Mintitude. We are asked to take Great Britain and Ireland are and driven out of cneir own land in failed. Sun- eye, and many a finger, too. It is too ed of their facts into account. What give The question that he was "The secrifices h"ve made an impresdeed it was a most perfect day.scorchtorical isters. attained without a recognition is hapas all famine, when arranged on by millions on I cannot shine everywhere, in fact it was morn- early yet, but later which has beer, too profound for the historical facts? 'peaking of when they adjourned physical and historical interdepenthan in pened in Ireland seventy years ago, sion negopolitical From earliest settled his story will be told, and the English propaganda to shake. Tuesday was the question of the them to you in better words dence, which makes completeimpractic- ing at midday. Mansion world will ring with it. And he British Prime Min- and again to a lesser eegree fifty years Britain. the of Great with "Ireland language knows, England herself ing a crowd had gathered at occurred the tiations and economical separation inago? Suddenly the buzz of voices wasTwo House, but nothing of notea body of knows, the entire world knows, that vas speaking to that assembly now ister himself:able for both." of command. The Achievements of the I.R.A. to say affected says that had of brutal and often ruthhe what not murderers_ It is well we are there until 10 o'clock, when into the terrupted -by a word "'Centuries because posiIn short, Mr. Lloyd George a up and the less injustice, and, what is worse, cenVolunteer officers had taken "government 300 Volunteers strode smartly "My first duty," Mr. Collins went on, known now that the echo of Ireland's not merely that assembly would now anIreland has been offered be tion in the top gallery, and would my small tribute, and the resistance has sounded in every land Irish nation, but it of insolence and insult, have governed"; that Square and proceeded to take possespay to turies "is whole be by the consent of the were the into are sion of the vicinity. Cordons world. nounced that no applause driven hatred of British rule tribute of my colleagues, and of the where people are downtrodden, and certain limitations to this offer Deputies en- heard by the whole and his- flung out from Stephen's Green along- permitted save when the very marrow of the 'Irish race. The whole Irish nation and race, to the Ireland's reawaening has sent ideas of has made necessary by physical 'Vie Cannot-and We Will Not!" proscription the room. (By the way, it will. down as far as Moles oppression, limitatered of -street. those records of Dawson one long glorious dead, to the men who have freedom ringing round the world. Irethat facts; torical T.D.'s the of a few the that seen matter formed a decided have dein I have and been which Street, Ireland's of reports expatriation worth and. nobly sacrificed themselves tnat their land's name has kindled the adrpira"From tions is the rejection separation seconds everything was working like a when referred to in English, be called this morning," ,-ontinued the P. ,i greatest blot on the British fame of country might be free. It is they who tion and enthusiasm always kindled in mand for separation-a of "members.") of foreign realms instead the and in "Deputies," eminence physical British and the the by machine. dent 'from equity have brought about the present posi- the hearts of men by the struggle of rendered impossible the in doubt a Gt. McKeon! be of Up, government.' tion. 'It is they who rightly deserve right against might, the fight of the press, there seems to and economic interdependence A Tense Moment. our atwhat to the as of world one the of was the praise and 'honour of all Ireland weak against the strong. minds ConseFact. Ireland. Markievicz and Historical One Countess Britain proposals. British up signal the the cycled towards to-day. With matchless bravery our quently there is a truce to -day and titude is This announcement was facts. first to arrive. Gaily she old "bike" Has Ireland Been Offered Self "That is one of the historical volunequipped badly Dail. The Speakseems to be a doubt as to armed, badly necessity for the There the peace." faithful of her the entry -street, for what Dawson Determination? In other words, we had to bear fame teers stood up against troops who had Vawell known to the crowd as herself. er, Professor McNeill, with Mr. De A Parliament No One Wants. formed the greatest blot on the Prime seen service in many lands, troops who Lloyd George's as yesLet us examine Mr.been lera, led the procession. and, asgreetMr. De Valera to-day arrived with offered "goWho wanted this Northern Parliaof England. That is the British the compliment with Ireland rang enjoyed the most modern, perfect Has rafters delicate the a terday, words. Pear-se, 7, April Mrs. on made govstatement, the The North-East wishes to reof ment? even* Minister's The ccntrivance, equipment, every vernment by the consent was recognised to the full by ings from the gallery and floor. That is a fundamental, histori1917. British proposals which cue as well. making terrible and des- main in the Union-it gut a Parliaerned"? Not in theeither thousands present. Soon after, a crowd outside took up the heard the to take facility for have statesmen Lloyd and fact, We wanted to bring Ireland Mr. ment. cal of every in be war. tructive and their salvos could of July 20th or roar went up from Molesworth-strset. We knelt at Mass with sobbing hearts these fundamental facts into account, to see now and then competing with the "Our inexperienced, ill-trained men out of the Union, and we also got a George's subsequent communications. fact and the crowd strained necks Cold, in the dawn of clay, fundamental the them of the gowith and Parliament. proved The and out, consent enemy, found the Room. tip to the night Round stood by soon the the Theo was. cheering in Government The dawn for us,- for him self-deter- who this McKeon Sir James Craig has further said of human nature. themselves always a match for him, stepped it out a okk- Speaker ascended the dais, the Deputy verned-or, in other words, Sean Who was so yourg and gay. "We are the real idealists. The funso withheld. The for no matter how great were the disad- that he accepted Cie elections to this Speaker on his right, Dairmuid O'Hegmination-is definitely priestly, and almost ;Joked like running. siatesmen the spoke British that altar over the fact from Parliament as an expression of self-decontrol Then damental Mr. latest left. side. his our this vantages against arty, Clerk to An Dail on phrase implies a people's acthat he might cut short deHis voice rang thin with painIf he accepts it as an and all statesmen must take into de"They fought with gallantry, with termination. De Valera, Arthur Griffith, and Michael its destiny. This is categorically deafening and most embarrassing die she did because must boy a Britain, pray, not us that is are of self-determination, and' Bidding count expression hardships They them. unknown Yesterbore between and people. a table chivalry, in his honour. Collins shared nied to the Irish At England's hands again. their own monstration not want to act properly beside her as they met death if he accepts the pr:nciple that Govmost of The President at once began to study complaint without concealed -collar coat to be permitted to decide a on day to trespass to neighbours, but wanted ernment must rest crt the consent of And as he raised the Host on high some notes in his' hand until, the last national status whichofis apreliminary face. But to-day he had to face been without flinching. government. his her neighbour's property, has which the governed, where, :It,. e'n the case coat-collar, and his Deputy being seated, Mr. Speaker forAnd reverently we bowed the establishment The World Impressed. of it without that suffused of ruthless oppression, denial euilty this Mr. De there blushes and calls be made for the inclusion of Ferman. with session, the adoration George silent opened In was mally Mr. Lloyd face of the boyish hearts the in comof splendid most engendered the "Some of limitation has loud the mere tolled agh and Tyrone in the Northern ParliaThe passing bell freedom of choice a cheers and the calls and inch. Valera rose to his feet. It as theMcKeon" went to their loom at the hang- ment? people thus ruthlessly treated, hatred rades knew We every moment. at a tense stroke, him was met It strident cruel the principle of self-determination. each "Up, Tolled loud, the before of rule. fell British and many of hands. told man's repudiation be a to The Negotiations. is about it was that England is obvious that into Fell blows on England's spite, as They were banged, "Taking that fundamentalto fact party. but Telling Kevin Barry's Sisters. that Ireland rejected the terms, what the principle. Ireland istoaddressed Referring to the Peace negotiations, the hangman's work was done, do is to firing thing obvious murderers; the as the English the by posdess account, branded told-in be admitted to is England right. she was how a nation, the they were shot by the firing squad far the speaker said: "These terms are not That might had conquered but The hour of meeting of the Dail was terms? end that rule, which is hated ofbytheir Almost as soon as the PreThe absence of us. distinctive marks of nationhood; tortured him, of fixed for 12 noon, but at 10 o'clock to the marrow English They did levy war. acceptable to quality right people cruel Irish A levying war. The knew. we elementary his mouth. the opened fillsident will not be resshe is denied that essential comfortably He never shrank or cried: the Round Room washalf hones." levied it against an aggressor, and we in Irish and then he broke few words from the was quotations any it by tored every nation to national independence. hour statement. tree this gallows to another the cheered and in his faith, assembly conscience of mankind the The threatened ed, seconds Sublime leave is few a She Within all. English. into this of men who have is and writings Nor not herHe faced that day with pride. judge between those who were acting speeches Ready to Die for Justice. th,. past." of his opening sentences we heard the in Irish nation the led with annihilation if she does State have every On August went on, as the free citizens of decision of the Dail: of his Proudly he gave his life for her self deny her own rights.in the It was said, the President The Negotiations. have ever ben expected British berment one of the conditions Ireland and ever acted, yes,those To whom his lose was given, near, The "his19th Mr. Lloyd cseorge "We cannot, and we will not, on that the relations between who killed them to act, and that the offer of self-government. Freedom They knew Referring to the Peace negotiations, these eyes n problem. accept Lloyd dying nation, this His Mr. of constituted House of Commons declared behalf Britain which of squares. be facts," in barrack coldly "cannot torical offer Heaven. to said: "These terms are not Gate problemthe speaker British the a the the Death Saw They constituted basis of terms." did. and George speaks, do not conflict with but in acceptable to us. They do not give altered, nor the outline changed," the very problem that they had and flaming dawn of a young life. a demand for national independence. Bright suggested £1,000,000. he Reports The al> 2'ith Collins of freedom. substance the strong the Michael us of a dewhere lives letter that in his their daily stipulate Simple and pure and brave, the proposals are proofs of the tustice of to pretence it says that it must qf that essential auality will not renewal of the war if powerful and selfish person wished 19th that our armaments must be reduced sense Applause had been banned, but for One childlike praye:lul sacrifice, mand. August from On any quotations by property. re toyed the be rights, accepted. the not upon were encroach and His end-a felon's grave. to the size of what was found neces- the speeches and writings of men who in the The "Limitations" and Free Democra- once the Volunteers were defied, and the freedom of a neighbour. This the Lord Chancellor of England cies. sary in their island. round on round of applause and cheers His to lives like his! for the Goproin the past." led the Irish nation have fundamental speaking the Lords, probleaffi, the of was Dail compete House "We are never likely to that the followed this declaration. The offer were remade reference to Mr. Collins With us he lives alwa-, The British Premier saysthe British that had to be settled. and, there- speeches vernment, said thatoeif athe had spoken to England already; now Bright through our night, a shining blem scale never beSimply with Britain in armaments, in Grattan, Davis, and Parcontained in How could it be settled? entering nell, and ofsaid jected "hostilities would, very speaking to England Ireland fore, we have no hesitation begun "limitations" the was as it be necessary star, that not one of those everyone "as which are that of proposals on the basis fore undertaken" people. itself and endorsing the words of the Dail. into any agreement on the limitation men were ever faced with the question had He lights for us the way. knew to be right and just. He against the Irish George protests, the principle (of self-determination) of armaments, provided it is obvious De Valera must have quivered as lie free nation," us, it He reevery of Was Ireland. of love of a dismembered for justice. died apon structure Lloyd who the stress Mr. to great Christ laid And But, for that good and minded his audience that it was Grat"would in- heard those cheers. and waited, peron our offer notions that the intentandis not "to deny them," he adds. because of idealistic or foolish it? limitations we have placed Tortured and bruised and shamed, simply for the tan who said if it was a case of the wise purpose are imforce, for several minutes before he of all democratic It Ireland to doing dissolution was he the souls. that hero volve own such his of to us self-determination of making of of disarming or Gives courage proceed with his speech. historical zmpire or Ireland, "Perish the EmThe text of the British pro- could Because again they came purpose was not. posed by "physicalbe and Unbending and untamed helpless. That speech I send you as verbatim taken into ac- states." pire! " of July 20th contradict this to the fundamental basis in all these facts" which must But before I set it Not to be Helpless. impos- as I can get it. recog- posals in Mountjuy Jail by ConPremier "limitations" (Written character. The British human was the If statement. which matters An Invitation to the North. count. few incidents to note and historical ed in Ireland's case are not imposed in down there are acan "We du not mean to be helpless. We stance De Markievicz, T.D., in the or the nat nature human in not was It time nised the real "physical afford only I proin passing. do not yet the Reverting to the position of the Oras mean," he said, amid applause, "to Dublin Catholic Bulletin.) the case of the Dominions; ure of man to be content as longand facts" he would find that they as a few, but a book of for space and of angemen, Mr. Collins said: Ireland the utmost of to Dominions oursel..es strengthen those him, to to posals refer injustice was being doing argue against independence states." them could be compiled between yes"Grattan told their forefathers: 'If our power that we may be able to rewas being done to "free nations" and "democratic but in favour of it. to -day. The President whether what I have said or whether as long as injustice and If It in the Irishmen you are nothing; terday You are not power. out our of set utmost the to be sist there would "limitations" long the Were or rejecthis nation, so The Physical Facts. other mili- spoke for exactly 25 minutes, and then to should happens that we have to give We want them to join with us, as Inste our letter means acceptance six conditions imposed by (i) Irishmen and Irishwomen ready facts? there ought to be no nations the Ministers presented the reports of to give men, to come into the Irish nation think had I have small causes tion. other away-great against on tight the empires in What are the physicalunit; lives tary their up give its bounWe cannot, for the past year or doubt in anybody's mind. away to force-we shall do it boldly, while they can still come in with their to them, national indepen- their departments Ireland is a geographical nathis injustice. disMichael Collins' report as Finance and it is farther contiguous so. and we will not, on behalf of this and not seek to save our faces. We heads up; to come in and _take their daries are the ocean, dence and democracy itself would is from the showed an expenditure of tion, accept these terms." Minister small Britain The Statesmen. than world. Real The are not going to allow ourselves to be share in the government of their own the Britain from from appear Mr. Lloyd the ashes of $488,500, as against an income of Europe. led into the prism house. or to give country, to abandon the 'biting-off Not Dominion Home Rule. Continent of this nations which rose from Therefore, they could have neither The satisfactory balance speaks only of sub- £1,146,321. to and asked not parole in order that they won't have their -nose policy.' which they are pursuwere a in ignores War proverb-it prosperity Great nor George the Indian to happiness, an Precontent, The was shown. thus was There propinquity" econoof £659,821 at present. and naval, proverb nation any more than in an individual the trouble of providing guards for us. ing"Are to the military, Ireland's "geographical neigh- sident followed Mr. Collins, and paid was told to him as an Indian those counties really going to says it is impos- mit stronger their Fool of that you. thorn, control on No *unity. Great Britain. He mis continual shame not sepaonce; a if there was Walsh. me P. to Frank have tribute warm a -"Fool deprive themselves of the benefit of should recognised has Ireland Britain Irish Great The Therefore, those sible that me." bours. on In injustice. an of Britain. to so has done shame had thorn enmity America no work in twice; have whose "I me Ireland states," economic association with the new this relarate existence. of (ii)her own, different these nations as "democratic who really wanted peace in the Irish cause financially were riot going to be fooled aid the my discussions with my colleagues Ireland? much to all George people Are they really going to Lloyd Mr. of life ofboast between were the or is economic this differ- and ithe did much to bring them into and otherwise. But the dramatic mo- time. It was said that they that Ire- tions, whether in Ireland if they were I have seen nothing like enmity to accept the status of an English shire Rule, from that of Great Britain; that Ireland and Brita;n, must out of ais Britain or tne British people. I have and pay their 6s. in the pound income by the British for four years, ment came when Mr. Walsh, escorted fered Dominion lIorae fought the England of nature ence has been recognised being. status and found it neces- and at enormous cost in treasure and by President De Valera on one side, land was offered theIreland was offer- not to leave humanin considering the seen nothing but love for Ireland,whole tax while Ireland pays 1/- or less? Are Government, who have count altogether, to meet it is love for Ireland and for the British Dominions. they really going to remain sitting in which Mr. and Michael Collins on the other, was sary to pass special5,legislation men, to defeat the principle 6 set out in led to the Speaker's Dais to receive a ed no such thing. "Ireland was offer- solution of the problem, take human of it that prompts our action and not their Parliament in its doomed buildand 4. Conditions it. Lloyd George now states is incompataccount. into phrase, part the to nature and very Britain. great to himself to a thanks vote of That for enmity ing, erected on such unsound foundatake two the British proposals life out of her ible with freedom and democracy; They claimed that they were the "The fact that we are near neigh- tions that it is more dangerous to people of America for their splendid ed Dominion status," contained of Ireland's economic it was on this very plea of strategical to them where real statesmen in this matter, and it not, According in our official out is Nation. Irish pointed cause of to the as Ireland response falsehods. bours, those who are within than to those propin(iii) people's control. necessity and geographical her des- hood. There was no Ireland. was they who were working for a comThe whole assemblage, Dail was Ireland? 'Bulletin,' would make for our cultivat- who are without? of becoming a that Germany excused and has no prospect two broken pieces of Ireand final settlement: they who ing proper relations with Britain-rely plete feet to ento its were any Em- quity rose to and onlookers, There "Sir James Craig has said that he is danger independence. naval of or Belgian pieces military forward truction of said that the relations between Ireland dorse with cheers the vote. land, and these two broken tions which would bring us more close- responsible for peace in Northern Irepire. Mr. Lloyd Georgeofputs British Interdependence and Friendly Relawere offered this so-called Dom- and Britain must be adjusted on the foi mutual interests than the together Ireland ly land. In Ireland to-day there is peace security the was Dominion It strategical the tions. but everywhere Guns aid Receipts. It was riot basis of right and justice. reason for deinion status. any other nations in the world; shall except in the domain of proEmpire as the principal fundamental human problem, the the British Preindependence. status. is no likelihood that we believe," There there is viethere his Parliament. her not do of "We feu Ireland you a the giving of help against I cannot side because priving on their never, simply weak is reconthe it of could when islands permanent blem two combination the Ireland the seek lence, disorder, bloodshed, intolerance. "that of says, mier were of Michael Collins in supporting of their (iv) The nearness to injure ciliation of Great Britain and Ireland words with the enemy that has Our proposal is, as I have said, that geographical facts whichthetheyway of the strong, who could, because combination They this vote: unjust leaves it in England'sorpower in a recogstrength, afford to be naval aggressupposed to ignore, despoiled us most. aad would seek in they should come in. We can afford ever be attained withouthistorical Ireland by military "Their friends in America," he said, things be offered such a thing as the had to try and settle that problem. Ireland's can the combination an opportunity of dethem even more than justice; nition of their physical and Such aggression on sion. "could subscribe their five dollars status 9f a dominion, because that staas it happened that right clashed spoiling us further. Still an associa- to give afford makes comOften impossible, which obviously interdependence, to be-2.narous. (Cheers.) be Austrathat we -can they could part would fact then in around the and their receipts carry on and less separation might, against depends economic tus (Continued on Page 7.) and plete political way. Dominions giving other by her resources are immeasurably a gun the without having Irish settlement their pockets and a cirThe the only have both." lia, Canada, for Under impracticable Britain's. the Britain. Great Great sometimes than stuck into their noses if they were sometimes one a little or are not neighbours of demand that people, too, accept the fact that Gt. so cumstances, the British found there. But in Ireland it was other. But in this case it was No Enmity to Britain. use her own comand Ireland are closely linked Ireland's power toresources nearly as bad to be found with a be Britain clearly a case of right against wrong very interdependence should Britain, That Great 01 together. small "We are neighbours must take into that there could be no compromise, if paratively a found with to be Ireloan receipt as that into guarantee desire best a is England's limited suggests rather of aggression and that is a fact you "The Almighty it was to be final and satisfactory; gun, yet Irish men and women had aggressor land will not seek to be aninterests continued. crease England's power of subscribed on these conditions, and account," hethese there could be no compromise on the from using against her. The mutualand England, islands close to each l)as placed than to prevent Ireland worked their receipts and taken had side of right. "physical country, island weak this The a of Ireland, people power. the and such any other, for the loan despite every terror." Lloyd George a strong country, make for natural neighbours. be to wish facts" of which Mr. with Heads, I Win; Tails, You Lose. Ireland's two. want the demand friendship between the But it is Mr. De Valera's words that "Because we are neighbours we speaks, do not conflict after time they had said that as is weakness renders it impossible for her you want now, particularly. As usual, Time but, relations possible best independence, for national any right of Ireland that interests his opening words were in Irish, but to live in the to run counter to those mutualbetween other people, because it is if therebewas the with obvious. support it. a shown to conflict with any could them. There' is no incompatibility to do so. only a few sentences, for, as he said, good for us and good for fact that they were ready The Historical Facts. Britain of desire beto of world. right the were to was speaking she he if "From the geographical to be neigh- to meet and to adjust this on the basis facts? (1) even recognition of Ireland's right to indeWhat are the historical ing neighbours, we want on take. But it was centuries beSpeech. arid The President's seven union gave of bond other mutual the a close of through and has people pendence Ireland it was bourly, and if the free from Briof °se be neigh- all take on the British side,onand and Great Britain. IreGentlemen Ireland and would Speaker "Mr. tween they striven to shake herself wise were the Irish side that it to be all give Mr. Lloyd George Dail, it would be proper for me to land makes but one condition, If I am living beside ita supposed tish domination. too. which bourly, attitude an was voluntarily that antagonism now long and does , shall The the side of nor be a free union. give a summary of the work proposes that she the neighbour, it is not right, arose (ii) The Irish that, could neither commend itself to who between Ireland and England Ministries, but owing to the importaccept that domination. tend to neighbourly relations, anybody to proclaim to make nor to right people ceased attempt the us, we Irish never England's before claim business from solely should ance of certain people have setneighbour final that or Mr. satisfactory cona first for are nationhood. wished the subjection of Ireland the must leave this over for the present, to commandeer my house. We their individual demands , with dition of the alliance which should Lloyd George now shall and, as what I have to say is address. between our neighbour and the tlement. Valera. not De Mr. it. continued surrender them. Dail, "England." exist between threats, that they of ed to the world, as well as to the world. dur- naturally "com"is a great Power. The population Whatever qualifications of separa(iii) In three national plebescites I think it best to continue my remarks How to be Neighbours. near 50 milyears the plete political and economic our her island is somewhere around ing the last two and a half go English." in Well. can millions. neighbour only "That 4& its determination" are made necessary by physical We are it Irish nation has recorded In English, then, he continued. with the world with- lions. Engwith 50 millions pretends for the shores and deal historical facts will be -acceptable tient to be free and separatein from but there is thisis island would be usual, he pointed out,summarthe name and out anyone hindering her, afraid of its. To carry on that that they are con- President it All provided to to Ireland We Ministry house. land. Mr. Lloyd George, the our of through the sonant with the principle of "governno right of -way of "government by the consent of acise the work of several departmenb-, he cannot by the consent of the governed" ment governed" declares that (iv) An Anglocept those plebiscites. with things. too. Irish war began simultaneously Friendly Societies' Acts or Australasia). show you-and just the right your Sumto make Ireand Registered under the [We have a fine range t,,Underwear-everything the first British attempt and to make by the Hierarchy of the (Aural conBENEVOLENCE. (Approved has province CATHOLICITY, their. Socks, subject a Pyjamas, land NATIONALITY, de:Pam:log. Shirts, just what you're George. Its Watchwords are: RELIGION, It .spectitly Appeals to Catholics (males ai.d.on females),. l'ou can rely on getting receipt by the DISTRICT tinued ever since. Mr. Lloydasks mer more comfortable. the and Catholic, and Branches will be estahusnea in any Locality to pay. the DISTRICT. the It is essentialist Irish in the name of peace now us, and at the price you want sanctioned by the PRIEST of from ALLEGIANCE. SIGNED and after PERSONS TEN subjection SUPPORT by that make requisitionmembers being fully set out is the requisition. Irish people to SECRETARY of a Intending and £300,383 In Funds. FinanNew Zeals'iri; :0,000 members permanent. (v) Ireland has a greater names and ages of the Commonwealth ofand Sickness Guaranteed. 550 BRANCHES throughout population, greater revenues, greater In cases MODERATE CONTRIBUTIONS. Assistance Medical and indivihelp cial trade, greater size, and greater BENEFIT MEMBERS. SUBURBAN FREEHOLD PROPERTY. ON APPROVED CITY AND NO ENTRANCE FEES FOR duality than several nations whose sovAre" OR SMALL AMOUNTS Hall. Murray -street, Perth. LNRGE IN Illberian Mr. "Where the Good Hats ADVANCED recognises. Secretary, LOANS ereignty Groat Britain Ireland could to J.. O'FARRELL, District tailors and Mercers, hay Street, Full Particulars on apoissation OPEN FOR ENGAGEMENTS. Lloyd George says that REQUIREMENTS. MODERN nation. ALL independent not exist as an HIBERNIAN Hats 0 minimum RATES. 8 p.m. to 11 prelay.Satu. 99 Mond* to Friday. (vi) Ireland's historical and national IS 0 0 0 past p.m. . 8 p.m. to 19 p.m. . 19 8 p.m. to 1 unity was never questioned inMr.theLloyd 6 7 SS . p.m. 11 to 8 p.m. eyen by Ireland's enemies. Ireland George deliberately partitions dismemand makes acceptance of this -

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(Continued from Page 6.) tion that would be consistent with our of right to see that we were the judgesthat what was our own interest, and the leave to use were not compelled judgment of what wz.re our own interests or not to others-a combination of that sort would, I believe, commend itself to the majority of my colleagues, but it should be really a combination that would accord with the description to that the British themselves gave dethis offered association. They have their of speaking think, scribed it, I Dominions, in terms, at any rate, which amount to a free and friendly co-operation. Free and friendly co-operation is one thing; forced co-operation is an-

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Rev. Father Jellies Duffy died at young Aus Both children are :mart Mrs. Grafton oil the It),. also Father Dooley QUEENSLAND. It was while tralians. Duffy had been in the diocese of Lis TechBrisbane But who could not like 'The thy ,1. of was secretary more since 1909, a,! for the past 'the schoui (petted at the beginning nical College 'Literate Society that she Far East"? Every number is intercietht years act,,I as chaplain to the the occupied e to et the year liv the Sisters of the Good Dooley, Mr. as the previoue one; its interest esting met rapid His ore Sisters of Merey at Grafton. Samaritan at Oakley has made position of president of the sameMrs. alnot only holds one but entrances the priestly medal, and gentle ways enOver IOU pupils ale his Like her husband, progress. gamsation. reader into a state of entire sympathy Recently particularly in deared him to his spiritual children, ready in attenclaiiee. Dooley is deeply read,but, with the whole movement of Christianunlike the and to all who knew hint. Fair the works. Grace Archbishop Duleg administerphilosophical to from occa past two years he suffered ising pagan Chinese and as humble ed the Sacrament of Centinnation new Premier, she shrinks (rum publiccereand heart first of reehma the attacks sional was It as the Irish Mission to China efforts other. 166 candidates. ity. of enterago he advent months trouble. Suite . have been so far, they .seem to have mony of the kind since the Free Co-Operation. Sisters to ed Lewishem Hospital, and spent girl, Miss Father D. O'Keefe and the the fructified not only in the mission field Another young Australiandaughter "The co-operaticn of the Britiele Donewly of about three needle under the care of talented the in Orienthe priests Corine, the parish. Addressing of elle individual Alice British statesmen free. is minions Soon after his on the of Berrethe Nursing Sisters confirmed, his Grace dwelt Mr. and Mrs. las. Cooney, tal, but in Australia practical symhave admitted that it was free. They life, and return to Grafton, nis health became is making rapid strides in the necessity for a religious home mangra, milthe to out proof that it was as a meted been for has conceded of Dr. Diet .hy have advice Uncler the influence worse. When Dame Clara every possible refining musical world. coloured folk whom the free that they could get out if they lions of helm. who was most attentive to the le impressed upon was in S2..clittv recently Miss the children. Butt not chosen to have They to. to the wanted went evangelising. keeping for Deify upon for out Father set patient, Church has Cooney hail the privilege of singing the parents the necessity Durilig Its illness he was Su also in America and dear, holy get out, but we are told that we must Ile trusted a big futhospital. their boys on the land. her. and the Dame predicted or not, that it like we whether in of stay he to the Sisters by that "(let frequentavisited boys girl. has 73 of the Mission, Ireland, the cradle that not one of themorning would go ure for the Berremargra no matter how our interests are affectAllere. and by Rev. Father P. Carey. voice training had confirmed that the work found true significance and ed, no matter how much the greater Europe and have veur holy of he rites disthe and all the by Fortified advice elsewhere, the A seeking a position finished off," is won most apparent assistance. power of one of the parties is used to Cooney, Church. Father Duffy was in his 68th. instanced the present retrenchment tinguished artist gavesheMiss survey of "The Far East" is quite un- interfere with the rights of the smaller, folfrom the year, and in the 42nd of his priestand enforced retirement and it is understood Misspurposes from subscribers Those that we have no means whatever or necessary. what P. .I. of .-R Cooney hood lowing the advice. Civil Service as an example Miss this great Western State- and we have securing that our interests will be consought and also doing well at elocution. they might expect e: they SingleV.G., of sidered. many-are Meagher, are instead Convent they Monsignor the believe to at billets reason entered Government Cooney ewes educated 'We are not claiming any right to The ton, is recovering from a serious atsatisfied after their own perusal of of Mercy. Mount Cannel, Yass. of holding on to their farms. his up secede, because, as we pointed out in taken of He has illness. of speak tack to on friends their to went to speak each number Archbishop then to will the 'Bulletin,' there never can be in he hoped is is again, and duties while AusMrs. T. J. Ryan has returned and consequently gain a new subscrip- the case of Ireland a question of secesimmigration. Ile said that with her were soon be restored to normal health, Coogee, after haver.; been tralia would welcome allhewho tion. This is what we ask our readers bebecause there Mrs never been a sion her since regretted people its Queensland desirable in this respect, VICTORIA. to do. Get "The Far East." Its cost union, She is accompanied by reavement. to notice that the agencies co-operatbe orIt may annum. per 5s. those who talk as if there was Miss only "To is to and immigration Mahoney, her sister, Mrs. ing in bringing about -Catholic. A very valuable old picture. Millais' dered through this office, or direct a union, I say that, even if there was, Her little boy and girl, Campbell. Australia were all nun that their He in the House of His Parents." was severed here on Janu"Christ that union East" co Queensland "Far in Maguire. E. still the Rev. from are fair Jill, only and Jack thought it was is just now valued at £10,560, and if ary 21. 1919. It is, therefore, as a sephere as There are Mentonea Vvo.oria. with Miss Cook, and are isattending religionists should be brought not purchase by public subscription Office, nation that we are talking-a pupil arate a there Jack feared he spiritual Brisbane. and but in membeiehip of others, school privileges well as the English people will in all pronation which is defending itself against againinclude a letat the Gregory Terrace College, and for was prejudice in some quarters bability some to the Melbourne Na- advantages. The issue from encroachments of a foreign naFor this and a the Jill is at All Hallows'. st the Catholic immigrant. tional "Gallery. This picture is a master of congratulation It is as such that we entered tion. urged strongly he Deleof the Apostolic portrait splendid and other reasons of example and 20. its kind, of terpiece Sisof into negotiations with Britain, and if fornot to The death occurred recently gate. the nuerre-born young men British art which will always be of inCop are to be continued it is the negotiations of right prior Gavin to Bernard cleans Mary ter their feit any of terest. It was exhibited in the Lonas such that we must enter into them fathers vent of Mere, Singleton. of Deceased in a country of which their sold to then and :n 18-0 Academy don 80 years, It had happened Basis of Negotiations. were who had attained the age were the pioneers. dealer for WO. In 1862 it changed and a large number of the ofclergy were immigrants the Archhail been an invalid for the past two ahands in the past that present. At the instance "If it was demanded of me that befor £525, and subsequently it native-born, years. She was a native of Ennis. prefaced Luckington Father to negotiate with the Britgoing treated better than. the never in bishop, fore the Sis- realised 850 guinea; at Christie's happen statement ish Prime Minister I would first of all Ireland, where she entered, and he trusted it would Its present price is considered his lecture by an iniportant 1866. of the ters of Mercy, and was one the Jesuits' The young men could best fabricated the our independent renounce again. to have concerning Orvery high. developpioneer band which founded serve their native land by Oath, circulated by the Protestant right, I would not have gone. If, on and by the der in Singleton in 1874-47 years as characterised he which the claim that seeing hand, Federation, the other ing its primary industriesGrace, Joseph Mary Mother At Mnsfielci, in con, back. She taught in St. Xavier's His practice of thrift. "a libellous arid beseless production." they are putting forward, I made the Bishop, of the Convent of Mercy, has marmade no oath. They demand before I went that Britain he said, elusion, strongly wavecated early Jesuits, in in Ireland Born away. passed He said that the prosperity riages. only made a vow on joining the so- ought to acknowledge our right abso1849, Mother Joseph entered the reliand the and well-being of the country then I might have been held gious life at the age of 22 years. For ciety, the terms people . of. wnich he read out. lutely, moral welfare of our young to be unreasonable. because of, or necin old counthe she laboured 25 years way. this in promoted best His Grace, accompanied by Father esity for, negotiations. would be Mercy. She came a Sister of try as supply could has gone to SydNo country in the world "In the same way that the North of to Australia in 1895, to help a founda- Gatzermeyer, AC1611., St. than the Mary's Centen- Ireland can recognise themselves if its sons with worthier wives were ney to take part in tion from the Convent of Mercy, Carme! capBody of Christ, du Thou defend Celebrations. young women of Australia the deferwant to, we recognise ourselves. ary they which had alrick-onSuir, Ireland, me. lend But Sacred Host, Thy thunders able of becoming. It is on such a basis there can be neready been established in Mansfield. part of their 0 visited Seven me from the clouds of guilt wilt. Lockingtcn Save Father but if negotiittions can only ring of marriage on the otiations. gifts. and a exceptional She possessed deThou Peterborough, Who changest all things as in when we have given up the young men was very much to be wonderful charm of manner. On No- Hills, and lectured at on notice"Lourdes." in my embrace, Broken Hill, and Clare plored; and it was particularly rig t of this country to live its own liest celebrated that last :car, she 24, of vember Lord, O just districts, Face! Bishop Norton presided at the lec- life in its own way, there can be no neable in the country her golden jubilee as a Sister of Mercy, Glows like all altar flamesetThy be free, and thanked gotiations at all with the North of Irewhere early marriages should that and on that occasion received a spe- ture at Peterborough, From my flesh my soul He trusted eternally. Father Lockington for his address. land or anywhere. most frequent. ill all Holihis from blessing from of cial message And would be audience. crowded a was There henceforth such marriages could ness the Pope. -12,1.P.. The North. . Would that for prize my song the rule rather than betheoneexception. of the win "The people of the North are free The new Catholic school of St. AnThey would certainly A movement has been set on foot to of my sin! pardon young this priceless The this from their own point of crowded regard peopling was to of Solomontewn, best means Thine. have 1,000,000 Rosaries offered in Vic- thony, in afternoon, on the occasion view. In coming Set Thou my love to follow to any negotiations country. teria for the success ef the Peace Con- on Sunday . O Builder of the Home Divine! not to give up that and blessthey have with us of opening ceremony of the ference between Ireland and England. members Shew Thy mercy, Creative One! by his Lord- point of view. As far as I am conbuilding new fine At a recent meeting of theAssociation the ing a parishes and other In Richmond would willing to suggest I be cerned, A -hose Face is as the sun, Norton. Dr. of the Irish National Thou O ship at Mass, Rosary is said every morning the fbllowing Shine on me as all the rest. to the Irish people to give up a good (Queensland branch the schaol children offer the Roscarried,: TASMANIA. an Ireland that to have order in this breast where Thou art and deal light resolutions were unanimously And palish sodalivarious The daily. ary the majority could look to the future without anticiguest! "That we, represeileing their and confraternities are also joindescendand Rev. Father Thomas Kelsh, of West- pating distracting internal problems. of the Irish unclean, is Ireland a body can lend in. Victorian cold ing this As asbury, has written to the Very Rev. "That is what this negotiation has ants, in this State of Queensland, Triune! whereon You lean, helping hand, and can demonstrate that we are O Godhence Father P. J. Murphy, Adm., St. Mary's been so far as I am concerned. It has a sure our grand president my face, Beauty Divine! the omnipotence of united prayer by fight Drive apologising for not been all the time an attempt to get in Sydney, Cathedral, shrine. Thy solidly behind him in the great Le to dursoul campaign the Rosary joining in And fit my We accept no being able to be present at the Cathe- touch with the people of the Ncrth of for Irish freedom. ing the month of October. the Great Michael, Chief of Angels, bide dral centenary celebrations. In his Ireland, and to tell them that for them compromise except accepted by peoand guide; letter, Father Kelsh states that he is we have no enmity, and that we would Beside me as my guard my expressed wish of the great Irish my of Old gathering a large shield, There was strength, cabled be my above art of probably the only native-born Austra- make sacrifices for them we would Thou ple." "That copies Boys and !fiends of St. Patrick's Colsent for tower: lian priest baptised by Father Therry, never think of making for Britain, beto President De Valera. andInsh, on Sun lege, East Melbourrie present hour! evil and my in me Australian, the father c f the .Church Protect to they are Irishmen living in Irepublication . in Australia. cause clay afternoon, October 9, when the Plunkett, land. American press." -Count George Noble were College to the recent addition:in unemployment of a lot is Bulletin. There Catholic "We have been unable to secure that Dublin In the solemnly blessed and opened by his Hobart and throughout Tasmania. because, unfortunately, the major proBros. P. Scott, D.P., P. A. McLachGrace the Most Rev. Dr. Mannix. A have industries and other mills Many Harris, between Great Britain and IreJ. blem P.N.S., other various lan, D.S., P. Gaffney, number of prominent members ef the School, Singleton, and and down, and people are crowding land has engendered another problem (or several P.D.S. (Rockhampton). R. S. O'Dohclergy were present. The president of closed As a conschools in the diocese, branch and towns. cities the into section of our own people. a (Roma), with Cryan P. house Asso(Southport), erty the St. Patrick's Old Collegians years had charge of the sequence there is much poverty and Irish Have Never Flinched! M. O'Keefe (Red (lill), D. O'Donog,s The remains were in- ciation extended a welcome to his distress. in Branxton. Matters threaten to become St. Boys. Old cemetery.-R.I.P. of the hue (St. Stephens), and T. Gaffney on behalf Grace "England's solution of that has been, terred in the Sisters' serious. (St. Mary's), left fez Sydney to atPatrick's is one of the oldest land- very instead of suggesting-because it has Celebrations at the marks in the history of Catholic educatend the Golden Jubilee which Archbishop Kelly, speaking no right but to suggest --that there foundation stone of a new The comat Society, -school II.A.C.B. it was of the tion in Australia. In 1854 opening of a new church school at Port Cygnet for the Sisters should be an arrangement by which menced on the 16th. inst. with a Genfounded as a boarding and day school. of St Josepn was laid by his Grace the minority of the :sland might have recently, said that out of The celebrations Fivedock eral Communion. In 1865 it was entrosted to the charge Archbishop Barry on the 9th. inst. 300 families is a certain parish, their interests safeguarded, and we about week. fora were continued. 4 of the Fathers ef the Society of Jesus. would be able to give them every safe127 had not more than two children, . . About In 1978 the boarders were transferred, all. and some had none atwhilst General of the Sisters of guard in reason, every safeguard that The Mother had 21) His Excellency the Governor, Sir College, and St. Patrick's Xavier ehildren, to six on had Melbourne Hobart for left any reasonable persons could say they five Charity rethe Mathew Nathan, presided at continued as a day school only. The the 13th. inst. This did not result (rem exWe are ready to three. were entitled to. cent meeting of the Royal Geographi- terior circumstance", but from vice new additions will ham the school leave this quetion to external arbiaddressed and cal Society, Brisbane, people would into line with the most up-to-date Some St of habit. in aid bad Fair, We are ready to leave the and Centenary tration. The gathering on "Discovery (of even tell us now that it was a crimina largeGL,, scholastic institutions. . Joseph's School Fund was a great suc- whole question between Ireland and the Before and Maps Austr' children. into the bring to result totalled thing to external arbitration. al The financial Britain cess. His Grace the Archbishop that Dutch.", The Rev. Brother W. B. Redmond world. It was said in Ireland "Why? Because we are basing our without re -visited Ballarat recently, after an over £700. of Brisbane (Dr. Duhig) seconded the God never sends a mouth Was only on right, and because we to . his .Excellency. not absence of eight years. He is an old The foundation stone of a new church claims vote of thanks too. it, for food sending know perfectly well that Ireland's claim . was and of the wanted; Desmond, Rev. Bro. pupil of Archbishop what Australia laid by be that will at Sheffield pleaded before any impartial tribunal reOrmond Monsignor Rev. Right not that the spirit that would be main- Christian Brothers' School, Ballarat. Barry on Sunday, November 13. A could give a verdict, Lut in only one dicently celebrated, at St. Benedict's tained by our schools? During his stay here he was entertain. public dinner will be held In the Town rection. England's claims on Ireland . . Church, Newtown, Auckland, N.Z., ed at St. Patrick s College, and after Hall, at which the Archbishop will are unreasonable; )be claims of the the marriage of Mr. John Laidlaw, a fortnight's stay in Ballarat returned A handsoieely framed and artisticalpreside, minority are unreasonable, but even third son of Mr. and Mrs. tohn Laid to Brisbane. ly illuminated addrees was presented so, unreasonable claims we rill be and Queensland, law, of Toowoomba, r;y friends and admirers in Pymble to ready to consider, and I, for one, would adlegal the Miss Olive Self, eldest datghter of and Purcell; well known a Tom Hah'ey J. Mr. Mr. Thomas be ready to go a long way to give way New Boggabri, of in Self, Mrs. Mr. and popular Ballarat sportsman, died reof his Loeiship Dr. Dwyer viser to them, particularly to their sentiresaies cently from pneumonia. South Wales. The decesthe Liguori case. Mr. Purcell ments, if we could get them to come high and is honoured W23 a generous supporter tf and ed, who Pymble, in of number -October with us and to consider the necessiSeptember The Mr. Before the Full Court recently le respected throughout the parish. all Catholic movements, was gassed in ties of their own couirtry, and not ally Joseph A. Sheehy was admitted to The district took especial pride in his while on active service in France, and the Golden Hour is to hand, and this themselves with the foreiener. of issues Supreme the previous of with barrister keeping practice as a operated adversely legal triumph ove: the Orange gang, this no doubt "I think I have ntade my attitude Court of Queensland. Mr. Sheehy oc- who exploited Miss Partridge's griev- against his recovery when he was try- magazine of devotional gems the lat- and the attitude- of the Ministry fairly "The Mr. issue. cupies a unique position, as he is the ends. which terest one is a beautiful own malicious the disease off their fight for to ing ance clear to you. It is on that attitude youngest barrister in the State. Boni Purcell had full charge of the case minated fatally. The funeral was at- Golden Hour" is the official orgarl of that we are here before you for judgat Gympie on April 15, 1900, Mr. prepared.the and conseand beginning. a very large number repreby League, the teneked from Eucharistic the ment. it is on that attitude we were of 21 years Sheehy has just turned briefs, and his legal triumph gave senting all dallarates sporting and so- auently is devoted to the propagation 'before the Tr:th 'people for lodgment. of age. Mr. Sheehy, who is attached to circle wide to a large cona great satisfaction cial institutions, including of love for Jesus in the Blessed Sacra"I state it here in public session, so the Crown Law office, had a success- friends. tingent from the Returned Soldiers' ment, This number contains "A As a pupil of the Irish people may judge, and I fdl scholastic record. Association. Father Tiernan officiat- Plea for our Sacran-ental Lord"; a dis- that that as the Irish people in the feel rethe Christian Brothers at Gympie and Monsignor McGuire, ut Liemore, ed at the graveside.-R.I.P. past have not flinched when force was on "Angels.-Guardian AnGregory Terrace, he was particularly cently underwent a successful operasertation In against them to deprive them brought "Holy the successful in his examinations. on Vincent's at St. article tion for appen&eitos His Lordehio Bishop Foley, of Bal- gels;" another their just rights, the Irish people will 1915 he secured first place in the proHospital, Sydney. larat, has made the following clerical Viaticum"; then "Christus Console - of flinch now because more arms are not fessional division of the State Public Mulof Jesus changes its his diocese:-Father tor," arid "The Three Falls being sent for." Service, and second place in the ComMr. Alphonsus Maria Kelly died cahy from' Creswick to the charge of Calvary;" the "Hour monwealth Public Service examinarecently at the re- Bungaree; Father Brophy from Beech on the Road to Hymns; failure heart from various other of Adoration"; tions. Whilst working as an officer of sidence of lid brother, li agga, et the Forest to -he charge of Creswick: and a story, "Father Pat." the Crown Law Department he passage of 52 years. Sister Mary Aquinas, Thos. Cook and Son Felber Manning from Watchers, tc the subjects; in Australia for agents sole ed the necessary-jaw examinations for Mary are Sister We and Sydney, of Cc,mpsie. charge of Beech Forest: Father ConBOOK PASSAGES He is the younger son of the bar. Golden Hour." It is issued each of Longreach. Oueensland, "The and Ignatius, Welchem; to from Ararat lon Mr. and Mrs. J. Sheehy, late of Gym ,e are sisters of the deceased.-R.I.P. 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The Home WOMAN'S PART.

Who gave us Christ, Ged only- Son? Who cradled Him, the Holy One? \11u nursed Him on her eirgin breast And through His childhood love 1 Thin best? A woman. Who blessed Him for His great career And followed Ildn in anxious fear? A woman.

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mist, which should superabundantly quicken all our actions, even those .Cierwise trivial. Saints are not en'," in heaven, hetigh those are exclusively the Saints to -day ointesmorated. Those in heaven have reached that wed be. -.else they became Saints upon es, rr below they were already distin

Staff has each es amid writ like the Klding aiel the D.ekene We criedits every town end extortionate tor adeerte,rent s But it..' HUMAN ELOQUENCE.

Neeadaye there seeing to be more 0eope her the Lumen tongue, for the ninsa. sf s sweet and ,ympathetic veice. than at any her time. If yon ceuple tee 11.111. of thr voice with wee ot kindness you have human

guislied members in the Community- of Saints by the holiness of their works eleilucn c. fn these days our sorind by their stored-up treasures of e cve .iming acutely intimate to Who sought Him with a candid heart holiness. Grace is not simply replacour eitile asst Coid is expecting more And formed Ilis )tearer' greater part? ed by glory in Heaven as by a wholly and mare from the human tongue. We The woman. new thing; in some way the good pissto the Divine Word to make Who welcomed Hint at Bethany qualities here developed are heighten - <air woril,.( like His. very deeds --deeds And served Ilis wants in Galilee? eel in excellence hereafter, not of Liminess. deeds of love and, there. set The eager woman. :inside by substittite- The Church herleo a tine ape,odate self dines not prefe, to be made up Who walked with Him the bloody of Saints alone; PRIDE. she acknowledges the road sinners greater and less within her And lovingest compassion showed? Pride is .the head and cause iii all body-, but she foretells their final sepJerusalem's geed women. offences. By reason thereof men die ..ratiun if they die out of sanctifying Who solaced Him With word and tear dain .to submit their necks to the yoke grace. And wiped His face so mild and dear? .1 Christ. being more strictly fastened The Holy Souls. A gentle woman. to the yoke of account of Though the next day is the one ap- this vice of pride,sin.God On Who stood beneath the Saviour's came in humilpointed for the commemoratice of the ity. cross? Let man blush to be proud, fur emits in Purgatory, who are indeed One man. two women. wee, e God became humbled. And Who watched His grave and mourn- holy, though not yet without all stain herels the meditation of my heart ed His loss? upon their sanctity. still to-day we shall be pleasing in The- sight. 0 should think of them as very worthily Le Ord. me helper and God's angels and a woman. Redeemer. HelpWho first proclaimed Christ's vOitory? belonging to the Communion of er in good, Redeemer from evil. HelpSaints. in an inseparable way, beyond Three holy women. er that I mar dwell in Thy love: Rethe reach of future defection. Who showed unswerving loyalty? They deemer that Thou mayest deliver me need our prayers, which the Council The faithful women. fn on mine iniquity. of Trent, leaving several questions unWho first pledged life and love for touched, has declared to be THE SUPER HYPOCRITE. certainly Christ helpful. So we can do a charity to And first all earthly gain despised? The Irian them while we gain them as intercessites lie in kept awe, The woman. sors for our own future needs, and also 'from the Church by hypocrites is not NVIat has throughout the centuries influenced by- them anywhere else. for our present necessities. Our symServed all in love's sweet ministries? Business is full of them: but if he sees pathy is due to them as cur fellow The women members: "If one member suffer all a chance to make money he doesn't Who lovingly still geards the shrine stop for that. members suffer in s ormathr." (1 Cor. Society is crowded Vhere captive dwells the Love Div- xii.) We arc the alure with thew. and Itet he never thinks of moved to help ine? txcomine a hermit. Married life is full them because their term of self help The women. hut that doesn't n'sake him re is over, at least fur the main part: - if thesis To whom, then. is more honour due a bachelor. Hell is full of Father Jellit Rickaby, S.J. Than womanhood -devout and true! end yet he isn't doing a thing to them, keep --F. M. ,Lynk. from going there. YOUR HERITAGE. He wants te have viii think that he is trying to avoid WORDS OF WISDOM. Nothing is too good for you,' if you the seeiety of hypocrites, and yet he are living at your best. takes nut a single step towards the Do not :alGood laws are but conscience writ- low yourself to feel that the beautiful only place in the universe where no ten down.-Chateoubriand. and desirable things in the hypocrites can go. are It is easier to keep good customs all meant for someone else, world and that than to put an end to bad ones.- you must be satisfied with the odds ON THE OTHER SIDE. and ends. Rousseau. Instead make up your The story is told -if e woman wee, Civility ought to hide the human mind that God recant the good things hail a rare rose-bush. "1," and religion annihilate it.-PasHe has made for all His children, you She watched acid worked over it for weeks, but saw cal. included, and that you must live woriio result of her labeur. Thoughts are wasted, unless turned thy of your heritage. One day she found a crevice .a the wall near the into action. hush. and runnrig When our hatred is violent, it sinks through COMMUNICATION WITH THE the creviee wfts a tinv shoot of her rose-busle us even beneath those we hate. DEAD. She kent to the other side of the wall, Can you blame anyone except yourand there she found her roses bloom self if you stumble twice over the When St. Augustine fully realised ing ii. their splendid beauty. Some that his mother was indeed dead, same stone? he of us all have to wcrk on year after shed bitter tears for her who had Where good thoughts germinate there is the growth of true greatness slued so many for him. She was ever year. seeing no results cf our labour. [resent in his memory, and Jelly he Te such comes this message. "Work and goodness. on. D i not be discouraged. To -day's privileges cannot be enjoyrememberd her at the altar. Your When work is blooming on the other side of ed nor to -day's duties discharged to- some ne spoke of the dead returning the wall." There is no such thing as he would say: "Ah, the dead do not morrow. time or labour if we are servreturn, for were it Pleasures make one soft and lazy, to do so. wasted ing Jesus Christ. but not happiness. Happiness is as sh. w:mid mine back to me who could net live away from me,, and who never bracing as sea-air. FAMILY SECRETS. A kind word put out at interest left me in all my wanderings, brings back an enormous percentage God forbid that in the higher state of "Don't tell papal" Who hasn't of love and appreciation. existence she should cease to love, or heard this phrase from the mouth of that she should not, if she could, Nothing is cheap which is supermother who is exhorting her chit fluous, for what one does not need is come to console me when I suffer, the ,lest to help her conceal something who loved me more than wards can dear at a penny. from the father? It is a pity say." Modesty forbids a man to crown the mother uses such words in that the himself with laurels, but there is no presence of her children, in whose est WHEN YOU LOSE YOUR TEM objection to one's wreathing one's tiniation she must necessarily be low face with smiles. PER. <

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Never continue a conversatioe when you find yourself losing your temeer. Neu sometimes are obliged to hear speeches that make you angry, but you are never obliged to answer them. It is certain that if you do not have sufficient self-control to stop a conversation which is causing you to lose your temper, you will not have sufficient self-control to avoid saying things for which you will be sorry afterwards.

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Feast, Tuesday, November 1st.) MONUMENTAL SCULPTORS The lesson read in the Mass for the Feast tells us that multitudes are savTEL. A1101 ed, not only of the tribes of Israel, but also out of "all nations, tribes, and Head Offne and tongues." The Gospel for to -day puts before us the principle upon which Show Yard Saints are to sanctify themselves, WEST SUBIACO namely, the maxims expressed in the Eight 'Beatitudes. Three minutes "All Saints" as a title means to -day walk west of SPEAKING ENGLISH LIKE THE all the Saints actually in heaven. It Station DICKENS. is true that earthly honours are not essential rewards for the fulfilment of From The Bengalese comes this clip Manufacturers the terms of salvation, but they are ping, and Importers showing the variety of English our congruous acknowledgements of of current in India: merit in those by whom it has been "The India Pioneer quotes an adobtained. It may be assumed that MARBLE and vertisement from a native newspaper there are many in heaven quite ans- recently GRANITE founded in a district to the wering to that heroic standard which MONUMENTS, south of Bengal', in which the editors is exacted for car.onisatien, though HEADSTONES, set forth their claims for support in circumstances have caused them to be us stns the following picturesque fashion: passed over and quite lost to all mem"The news of English, we tell the , ory on earth. It is fitting, therefore, latest. T. J. COONAN, Writ in perfectly style and that they should be concluded in a Representat ive. general homage paid to all Saints. most earliest. Do a murder get corn. Otherwise, it might be that even a vast majority of those most deserving of our honour would be left by us in oter want of recognition. As regards mere worldly fame, the saying is not true which sometimes we hear, that time is a sure sifter of claims, and that only those names deserve to survive which in fact succeed in standing its test. If this award is all that melt have sought it profits them nothing after death, and they depend fur its result on very undecisive circumstances. The idea of the Communion of Saints is an article of our Faith brought home to us by the Feast. The union is part moral, such as exists between any body of men joined together in the common pursuit of an end. To go further in the natural b. order, and in it to suppose with some idealists that there arises out of intercourse the bond of a social soul, is to indulge in dreams; but it is a reality PERTH. in the Church that above the social SECO,NDARY SCHOOL FOR DAY BOYS AND BOARDERS. union there is a common life due to Founded by Bishop Gibney, 1894. The Oldest Catholic College the indwelling of Christ and of thel in WA. The moral and religious training of the' students is earnestly Holy Ghost in all and each, and to attended to. the state of grace which is the founPrimary, Secondary, and Commercial Education are imparted. dation of this indwelling. Whoever All Public 'Examinations are prepared for, including Univeris out of this state can be but in the sity Certificate, Government University MatriculabOdy of the Church, not in its soul. tion, Civil Service, Royal Navy, MilitaryScholarship, College, etc. Ile is not a, live branch of the vine Physical Culture, Athletics, and all branches of Sport receive our attention. Military Training is imparted in the Cadet stem, not a live meniber of the vivifyCompanies. ing Head. The severance is due to Vocal and Instrumental Music, Elocution, Public Speaking the self -destroying stelfulness of the inare taught. dividual, whose importance can never Billiard and Reading Rooms are provided for recreative purlie denied in false deference to the poses. A Feature is the furnishing of a Manual Art School, in which common good. - When the supernatupupils are instructed in; Practical Carpentry and the use of ral union is called n.ystic, that in no tools. way diminishes the reality of its exThree-Term System. New Pupils are received at any part cd istence. Our condition is not simply the Term. A liberal dineount is made in the ease of brothers. an established state or "tion it is For Prospectus, Appl to MB PRINCIPAL,

, sornemporary. mother participates ill e011effdl ing secrets front the father she may itist as well convince herself that her children will withhold .secrets from mils

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How utterly wrong it is, if purchase, have been made oith a daughter and money has been expended for useless 'lid extravagant articles, for the neelier to say, "Don't tell papa!" iorei not the mother by sueli vonduct her children to resort to lies and duplicities? "If papa asks you how much my new hat cost, tell hint that you delft snow." Mothers have been scald to give these instruct;ons to -.heir daughters. How domeetic tranquility must be jarred by such a pole, of concealment! In the happy homes, everything ix board: there are no intrigues, no subterfuge,. for every. Here will 1, at' the Fohl ef the sere -

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The Judgment. And they shall see the Son of Man in (liming the clouds of heaven with great power and majesty." (Matt

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xxiv, 30). Theme: The judgment at the last day will be: (1) A judgment of the conscience. (2) A judgment of mankind. (3) A judgment of the Son of Man Introduction: In to -day's Gospel two things are foretold: the destruction of Jerusalem and the end of the world, the annihilation of our earthly abode. As Jerusalem was destroyed, contrary to all expectations, so will this world come to an end, though the word may net lie believed. The Lord has announced it so that we may prepare ourselves for it. The last judgment will come, and it will be a threefold judgment. 1: The general judgment of the world.-The dead will be awakened. 'lie trumpet will sound, and 'from all sides mankind will hasten to the place where the isidgment is to take place.

going to Lourdes under the auspices el the English Catholic Association. Nuns from India happened to be on the boat. too. as well as a sprinkling of American Catholics. an 1 a few Irish pas:entgere The link of a common Faith led to friendly intercourse between these strangers for the brief sea trip. Smr they touched land and then they wended their several ways. Traveller, ler the iniot part have to converge tin Paris. It is the point of radiation to nearly ever ether part of Europe. Anil there in the French capital, day by day, the wagonettes and ihars-a-bao, that fora the sightseers are visible in every quarter. What are the chief attractions? These visitors pass in their hundreds through the aisles of Notre Dame and the Madeline and the Basilica of the Sacred Heart. Frivceotts Paris ?.as its profound side. The most impressive spectacle; it offers are these mnnu. merits ul Catholicism, ancient and modern. Do holiday-makers reflect on what they see? If so, they must realise the vitality of peemanence of the Catholic Church. It is a striking fact that bigotry is noticeable only in lands where the Re formation got a held. The passenger ihrutigh London beholds inany book shops and institutions. whose purpose is to circulate anti-Catholic ideas, often in the most libellous and mendacious form. The people of_ Ciiinolic countries, on the contrary, make no on the followers of other c: reds.attacks They know too well the meaning of charity. Thus in the Catholic cantons of Switzerland one finds no trace of prejudice. But in the Protestant cantons, where epirit of Calvin still flickers, the anti-Catholic animus is team frequently

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School suppliers --f 20 for the year, payable £6 pee 543 GEORGE-STREET...0' OMIT term. our? To parents: How often have I 244 ELIZABETH EVENING STUDY ONLY, three -ST., reu:siounics. exhorted you to be careful about The House for All Catholic evenings weekly, Sc10s. per term. Goode to, your Can or write for further particulars. children's spiritual welfare? To Church, Home, Eta. 'Phone 2357. the rich: Have I not constantly adOOD BUSINESS COLLEGE. Telephone B t 52. monished you to seek the Divine blessCHAMBERS, ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE. ing and the Kinslorn of God? Did I FARRELL BROS. General Produce Merchants and Curti exhort you to fulfill the duties of SACRED HEART LADIES' CC__ Crushers. apparent. syour state of lifer HOWARE -ST.. rREMANTI.E. LEGE. All voyagers seem to le. 1 he only Firm who (1) Ths domi,lation of the passions. sueetanse by what one may term- thefascinated and Salt Crushing. in Grain wayside People have yielded to ambition, and TUCKFIELD7STREET, signs of Catholicism that the continEAST FREMANTLE y calumny and ent furnishes at every turn. As perHARRY McCARTHY the secuted others whodisparagement Conducted by the Religious of diligence passes a shrine or a Crucifix were perhaps betMotor Car Painting. over Notre Dame Des Missions. to years. 195 PIERestablished on the road, there is a sudden ter and mole capable than themsel-STREET. Pracprotical Coach Painter. duction of cameras. ves. Others have in luxurious lives BOARDERS and DAY This phase of religious beauty is able to touch the SCHOLARS. squandered their parents' substance For all Kinds of Plumbing. Gas -Fitting, most prosaic. One be;ons to under- and distressed them. Ilusbands have Pupils are prepared for Urns ersity and Galvanised Iron Work, stand the power of the Church and Musical Examinations. in detarried at the gaming table and at veloping artistic refinement. MARK DUNN For further particulars apply to She thinking places whilst their family has studded Europe with masterpieces 332-334 Wellington -street, Perth. REV. MOTHER PRIORESS. at home went hungry. Wives have of human genius. Licensed Plumber and Drainer. Any land that was Tel. B199. neglected their households, others let To the Metropolitan true to her has gained a t eel heritage 6ewerafre. and Drainagewater Supply, of painting and sculpture. the flesh prevail ever the spirit. eatryine utensils. Baths. Department. MISS M. McMAHON Itnth tell away-and has no letterEngland (e) The wrong Tanks, and windmills Made Heaters, committed. elan who and Choicest Pastry, Fruits, and confecachievement to show thaa a few native in the wrong frequently believes tionery. thou. sand tall chimneys. D023 any travel- himself justified because 82 Pier -street, Perth N-ar Flay -street). he does net ler photograph these? GLANVILLE'S like to reflect he refuses to take the the same curiosity and Do they move LEMON HEADACHE POWDERS. G. F. YEATES The as proper view. Mark it well. brethren, ,;rest Australian Remedy for Instant are stirred amone the admiration passengers on Optician, Relief and Speedy Cure of all Headpersons who oppose us are very often the -Lake of Lucerne when the aches, steamer Neuralgia, 37 BARRACK -STREET, PER1.. Toothache, and Inright. Hence to many their conpasses the Christ statue :it Maggenfluenza, Rheumatism, Sciatica. LumtOpposite Town Han; science will say, "Thou bast treated horn?- --errieh Rosary." bago, etc. Price, 1/9 per box, or 3c1 each powder. H. C. Glanville, thy parents unjustly, thou bast been ASK FOR Market -at., Fremantle (Two M.P.S., doors unjust to thy wife or husband, to brofrom Post Grace). PHIL RYAN M. J. O'KEEFE thers and sisters, by defrauding them Dodge Motor Car for Hire Day or Night. Butcher, 245 Carr-et., Leedervilla. Car No. 208. Motor Garage Teleof their share, towards business assoPrime Beef, mutton. Pork, Lamb alphone, A1927. O.P.O.Motor Rank Hates MOANA CAFE by cheating them, towards the ways on hand. Corned 13485. Small Goods a Speciality. AU Beef andkept HAY -STREET, PERTH. people by misusing your office. in Cool Storage on Premises.Meat Tel. A3297. For Id) Neglected penance. Afternoon Tea and Suppers. I often pointed out to thee .the necessity of Thos. ANDERSON & Son going to confession. Family Grocers and Provilon MerII.: On the way to the judgment chants. Fitaaaaa Id -et and Raglan-rd., people will meet. N. Perth. They will in the 'Phone, A1794. Families waited on daily. Cotintry Orders atanguish of their hearts reproach each tended to. NEW NORCIA. other. (a) Children reproach their parents, CONDUCTED BY THE MARIST BROTHERS. THE J. J. 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