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ECOR11 THE ORGAN OF THE ARCHDIOCESE OF PERTH
The Sinn Fein Organisation
NOGGERUP
VOL. XLVI
PRICE 3d
PERTH, SATURDAY, JANUARY 14, 1922
IRISH -AUSTRALIAN SOCIETIES.
NIA YLANDS.
(From Our Correspondent.) (F ruin Our Correspondent). YOUNG ZEELAND SOCIETY. Tuesday last, the local HiberOn pleasant very a On Wednesday last, The meeting of the above Society, nians held its usual fortnightly meetNoggerup the at spent was held in at. Patrick's School -room last When the President, Brother ing. ...s important distinctian uetween Lail evening the purpose of bidding fare- Tom Hinds, had the unique pleasure Monday evening, was as usual well ataireunif anu tne sum r cm urgamsa- Hall, forMiss due. who, Logan. Eileen The President (Mr. R. E. tended. well to of seeing his mother initiated a life Lem, a aistinction wnicn tne isritisn Mr. P. J. chair. four years, has held the Brother Walsh) was in the of the Society. member cress and sections of tne continental ing the past proceedings with the opened and Doheny here, of Postmistress Hinds, although being in the chair, singing of 'Tlie Soldiers Song." Mr. and American isress seem unable _to position shortly leaving Biggins recited 'A Republic Free"; called on Brother Rev. Father Lynch grasp . She ninn rein organisation is who is had been most tastefully deFather this is another of Mr. Biggins' own It The hall for the occasion. The early to do the initiation ceremony. purely a political organisation. memnew compositions, and is no doubt one of the corated Eireann initiating Dail after in the place Lynch, taken have organisation uappens to be the political [In view of the discussions that the finest reeitaticns heard for a long of the evening was spent in 'elation to the Dail, the ber and making a presentation of a wnien expresses the views or the vast part time. Miss MaeDonagh followed with concerning the constitution of Sinn Fein andin its was much enjoyed by highly which organ, very Fein spoke dancing, Sinn mirror, nice official the very a song. Miss Sheilah Finnegan recitmajority of the Irish people. but its the young people who had assembled following comprehensive analysis published is of immense importance and a long her wished and Hinds Mrs. of 1921, relaW. ed "Paddy McCabe" with pleasing political cnaracter stands. Tne "The Irish Bulletin," of 3rd November, to do honour to their friend. Mr. octerm of membership in the Society. Mr. J. Walsh recited "Let humour. Dail Eireann, the affair, between tionship the interest.-Ed., "R."] Fisher, who organised Bro. J. P. Sheedy responded on behalf nie Carry Your Cross for Ireland Lord" Section 2 declares that the Sinn Fens duly elected National Government. cupied the chair and spoke in eulogis [OFFICIAL.] Hinds reported Miss Logan sang "Come Back to Erin" Bro. Hinds.. iiithe Sister of securing_ at -suns Organisation and the Sinn Fein Organisation is the which was followed by Mr. Dolieny in terms of the guest of the evening on the social committee's doings anti Its Relation to Dail Eireann. ternation recognition of Ireland as an same as the relationship between the tic " A Nation Once .A gain." Miss B. and called on Mrs. Moffat to make informed the branch that at the next Keptnalic and adus that eel inuepenaent earn was States O'Dolierty was erevailed upon to recite in United Ard party the which the Republican of meeting presentation. annual St. Patrick's The 13th the ARTHUR GRIFFI111, T.D. branch. the of meeting Irish the status that achieved 'Brave Irish Men." Miss Hogan tenflaying or out after a very feeling and felicitous and the American Government, Fheis of Sinn Fein, which was held in Branch would be competiting with freely dered it violin solo. Mr_ Bullivent and of reterendum by Chief and may Fein people of Sinn President Coalition between the the relationship speech . the Mansion House. Dublin, on Osto- choose their own form of Government.' this branch in a shooting item. Mrs. Master N. Walsh recited, and the the New Government of the Irish Mr. Moffat also spoke of Miss Lo, parties in England and the British ber 27 and 28, provided an example of Hinds, on behalf of the Hibernian Mif.ses MaeDonagh obliged with a duet Free State was born in Dublin about of a gan who was a former pupil at the Government. Not that the Sinn Fein result which was enthusiastically received. the Section 3 tat denies in the nanie of that the futility of alien efforts to suppress notifies Stall, exher found He always in 56 years ago, and received his educaand to to advantage school. was heard right comparable Mr. Big-Ains local movement is in itself ill& Bazaar, tr.. from over held the political institutions of a civilised suvereigh Irish people the raffles "The Dear Little Shamrock." Mr. tion at the hands of the Christian emplary in every way and a great these British and American parties. It expresses the national determination to as follows: Lamb skin mat, No. 8; Pecia. and White "Orange children the Doheny sang and lie early manifested that teachers Brothers. favourite with "oppose the will of the British Parlia- places lrst among its aims the welfare Fan: No. 87; box chocolates. No. 13; Green ' The mentbly statement was intense passion for his native land The Ard rheas. alike. He hoped she would always No. 11; Oil painting. No. cake, ment and British Crown or any other not of the party, but of the nation, Xmas a and showed secretary, by the read that has dominated his whole Life. have a happy future and sometimes 86; Bag, No. 5; Ham, No. 17; Picture,. nice credit balance. The nomination The Ard Fheis is the supreme goy- loreign government to legislate for Ire. and its activities do not deal primarily would get a Spending a few years in business, at took No. 4. These the ensuing term for Sox, of officers Child's erning body of the Sinn Fein organisa- land. (b) Declares the resolve of the with the party, but with the social, visit Noggerup when J.she 10; No. Pitt, in a short Mr. the same time free-lancing for various place, and elections will take place at tion. It is constituted of were all drawn for on December 19th, organisation to "make us of any and educational, and economic betterment great welcome. Irish papers, he visited South Africa. half -yearly meeting next Monday speech, replied for Miss Logan. and complete all, the drawing in con- the means to render impo- of Ireland as a whole. But essentially by memrequested provided The President were night. (a) The President. Vice-Presidents. every available of England to hold Ire- it is a political party and has no part and it was not till his return that he The refreshments the late and stall this with nection power the tent and bers to ',member Mrs. Bridgman's enTreasurers, Secretaries, began to devote his whole energies to the ladies and much appreciated. military force or in the government of Ireland. which bazaar. by on the in subjection Subiaco at West land tertainment jolly the Ardof a She's Committee "For . Standing what we know now, as the Sinn Fein After the singing of nth inst. At next Monday night's is entirely in the hands of Dail Eireann. There is to be a launch picnic next movement. The position of Hungary Cornhairle (General Council of otherwise." Good Fellow." dancing was continued give a P. will J. Doheny meeting Mr. the late with went in connection then Sunday as so The original constitution an Europe, appealed to him County representatives). until midnight. No Distinction of Parties. all lecture or the "Heroes of Eastera desires Lynch AsFather bazaar. Constituent the that state vastly similar to Ireland, that he on to Week." There will no doubt be (b) One delegate from each Com- sembly shall be convoked "to speak workers, assistants, and friends to take It happens that the majority of the history, and as a result large attendance, as Mr. Doheny's its very studied hairle Ceanntair (Constituency the PERTH C.Y.M.S. part. All information of the picnic ability as a lecturer is well-known. published a pamphlet "The Resurrecand act in the name of the Irish people members of Dail Eireann agree with (SunCouncil). God Save Ireland. will be announced to-morrow policy of Sinn Fein and were in fact tion of Hungary.' In this he showed and to devise and formulate measures Fein Sinn day.) elected by the aid of the River Trip. what had been done by the organised (c) Two delegates from each duly for the welfare of the whole people of members these But . 3 Organisation. affiliated Cumann 4club). IRISii NATIONAL FORESTERSrevival of a strong natural feeling. and Ireland." An addendunt to Section The social element in Churchp matThe second trip of the seacon held of the members to be cease not the would was he strove to establish Sinn Fein on by proposed themselves C.Y.L.C.. (c) was with the been enjoying have Council, ters sizecuLve combination in Since the organisation was founded it marked withdrew He founded the National Govern act if they these same lines. of the Ard Cornsomewhat during the happy season of successfully carried out last Tuesday socia: season-tne event ttit ne has been the custom for this governing Standing Committee policy. its opposed and Fein Sinn "United Irishman" in 12399. and s, hen unanimously carried. The from night. The 'Zephyr's" four hundred Christmas and New Year. Upwards repreI) s allia115.1 111,111C-13 tv tie held 14a5 body to meet once a year, usually in hairle and they he started a representatives rocks the on As national that ran thempicnic the enjoyed as amended attended of 70 parishioners passengers thoroughly The first in- section of the Constitution ear 011 sunuay, February 1.10, at rt, the month of October. similar weekly under the name ol sent the nation as a whole and are resat Crawley. on Boxing and New Year's selves. Ky an and J. W. as a whole il. terruption of this practice occurred now reads: o alter. tiros as electorate suppressed This was the "Sinn Fein." to evenponsible Picnic. Day. Also at a great musical "3. This object (the securing of inlast year. The British Terror _was at tat:aping nave ueeis appointed joint whereupon Griffith founded 1914. and to the whole electorate only. They ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. The annual picnic -the Society's even at tills everissing its height on October and a meeting ternational recognition of the Irish Re- legislate for Ireland without recognisanti secretaries "Scissors and Paste," a 1.ttle journal Quinn, Eighth-avenue, when the patty second or third, but the first in conpublic) shall be attained through the of the AM Fheis could not have been early juncture punts to eciiEse the much more awkward for its victims ing any distinction of creed or party year out and the new in junction with the C.Y.L.C.-will be saw the oldusual Sinn Fein Organisation which shall in held without wholesale bloodshed, selast year. His method than its predecessors. attained peOple of Ireland, and the great success the merriment and among joy the with Two "Val" launchSunday. next held has the name of the Sovereign Irish people: crecy being impossible owing to the was, to dig up the views of yesterdas, iteports man branches show that impartiality of their administration that are always felt at these evenings. es will convey the picnickers to Point The orRepublican large number of delegates. politicians the by papers and ennunciated at society rethe held unanciatly . be and above) . numerically (see emphasised must Quinn been "(a) Walter. A sports programme of fun- Mr. and Mrs. the enjoyment of a good ganisation, however, survived the Terand set the' side by side against the 'I he sauatilm in is growing apace. Courts. where the politics of the liti"(ha (see above) . . . sponsible for swimming events has been and ning frenow promulagated by the same ror. preserving its vitality unimpaired Unionists views and Ireland as revealed by the cables is crowd. "(c) Give its undivided allegiance gants are ignored drawn up. Mr. T. Outridge is in Over thirpapers and politicians. So English and its machinery intact. being watched eagerly by Foresters, quently secure judgent against Sinn charge of the latter. Eireann, to Dail support the entire and to back came who others delesent Among clubs politician teen hundred affiliated their prayers are for a settlement Government. paper, or Feiner& duly elected Parliament of Ireland. district for the Christmas season were and could of course tolerate that. and so gates to last week's Session, and some the the nonouPable to that well -loved land, exercise of all its Mrs. The Sinn Fein Organisation has nei- ties. who although they have not yet Mrs. Clarke and Mr. Arthur. "Scissvis was also suppresand Iasii' fifteen hundred representatives were in aucenturies persesuffered of which has in all the steps it legither executive nor administrative sed. "Nationality" was the next venThey came from all parts functions and to taken their seats are duly elected Mem- Clarke has remained, but Mr. Arthur present. takes maintain public order thority. Dail Eireann does not conDail short again had to leave and resume _his cution and to-day is more steadfast In has ture, Eireann. and, spite of all in obstacles, was Dail of bers of Ireland; 251 clubs in Ulster were re. -- timasely in its natural ideals and aspirations. sult it in any matters of government to provide for national defence, to seduties in the country. issued as a strenuous weekly until, at presentel 266 in Connaught; 385 in Eireann is a National Parliament and The following is a list of names and and to promote except for suggestions as to procedure 7 and 9; Baysgovernment, good Maylands, Mass: cure Holy parties all of adIn length suppressed. Griffith did not independent in Munster. 397 and Leinster; Government addresses of secretaries, any of whom or to seek its co-operation to enforce Evening devotions, 7.30. the general welfare of the whole people water, 8.0. come out in the "Rising." lie was dition, 65 Sinn Fein clubs in Scotland and responsible only to the nation as a of the Namembers queries to any The will be pleased answer law. the of Ireland." OrganisaFein and is an opponent of physical sent delegates. and nine in England while. whilst the Sinn relative to the conduct of the society, force, but this did not prevent him betional Parliament are not all adherents and Wales. tion is a political body whose members VICTORIA PARK. The Distinction between Sinn Fein and of the Sinn Fein policy. As well' as etc.: that of ing deported. Released at the general jurisdiction to the subject are Dail Eireann. The Oflicers' Reports. the 130 Republican deputies there are General Secretary: Jas. Dwyer, c.o. amnesty, he was again arrested and Parliament. 44 Unionist depts. (From Our Correspondent.) and out Nationalist six points clearly deported without trial, only to be Perth over amendment Snigg s Corner, J. Snigg, Esq., This J. President de Valera presided Christmas was celebrated in the Secretary, Brian Boni Branch, Fre- again released. He was a member of Reports were read by the session. midmasses: three With Church parish De Valera's Republican Cabinet which mantle: W. Keating, Esq., 23 Burt-st. various officers. The hon. secretaries night, 8 a.m.. and 10 am. Rev. Father ceased functioning with the PresiBranch meetings alternFremantle. reported that the Sinn Fein clubs had Hayes, the parish priest, officiated at dent's resignation on Saturday last. Govthe Local Hall. Parryin Patrick's ate Tuesdays, St. part decisive taken a 8 o'clock, while Rev. and midnight ernment elections of January and June Father Pace, of South Perth, was the st., Fremantle. NEW NORCIA. eleclast year. and in the Parliamental Secretary, Hugh O'Neill Branca, celebrant at 10 o'clock. The Sisters tions held under the British Partition had spent much time and energy in Perth: P. J. Ryan, Esq., 18 Nash-st.. ST. ILDEPHONSUS COLLEGE. The organisation had Act last May. decorating the altar. and they deserve East Perth. Branch meetings altern. University Results. in June, 1920, placed its machinery at great praise for their work, for they ate Thursdays Trades Hall, Perth. for Home Minister of the Leaving Certificate: English 1, Latin the disposal had completely transformed the SancParnell Secretary, Charles Stuart 3. French 1, Mathematics 6, Applied Affairs in order to assist him in setting tuary with ferns and flowers in a manW. Brown, Esq., c -o. Mathematics 7, History 8, Physics 12, up Republican Courts throughout the ner most fitting with' the great feast Branch, Boulder: Boulder. Court Hotel, that (except Drawing 15. Music 16, activity country "and no of the year. The church was crowded Secretary, John Dillon Branch, Midof the army) has consolidated the Reat midnight, when Father Hayes St. Ildephonsus' college: Kevin public and damaged the enemy press preached a sermon suitable to the oc- land Junction: J. O'Malley, Esq., 2 Byrne, 1, 4, 12; Elwood Byron, 1. ti. casion, and also took the opportunity tige more than the functioning of these Quebec-st., West Midland. 12; Tun Clifford. 1, 4, 6, 7, 12 (d.) ; The Organisation had also of wishing the compliments of the Courts." Next Executive Council Meeting will Angelo Milesi, 1, 4, 6, 7, 12; Reginald season. The 10 o'clock Mass was also Seaman. 1. 4, 12; Arthur Sexton, 1 (d.), been used to make the boycott of Eabe held at Snigg's Rooms, Perth, on auwas choir effective the when goods well attended, 7, 8, 12; Bryan Smyth, 1, 4. fast and certain British sloriday, January 16. gumented by an orchestra organised and the clubs had been instrumental in St. Gertrude's College: Catherine M. by the choir cpnductor. Mr. M. O'Brien furthering the use of Irish manufacButler, 1 (d), 6, 8, 15; Mona M. Byrne, from Clontarf. The soloists were Miss COMMENCES A CITY INSTITUTION. tures. A great number of the officers 1, 8, 15, 16; Eileen Byrne, I (d.), 6, 8, the Beryl Trowbridge and Mr. Percy CoIs the organisation had fallenhadintheir 15, 16; Isileen Correll, 1, 8; Mary F. ward. and the Mass chosen was Batt firht for independence% many Flynn, 1, 6, 8, 15; Marys Lavin, 1, 6, 8, A city is judged y the character of man's (2 parts). Miss Kierse presided the all nearly "and homes destroyed, its Spsisous and 15, 18; Bride McKinley, 1, 8, 8, 15. buildings. lofty arat the organ in her usual capable man- chitecture indicates go ahead and surviving original officers are imprisonJunior Results: English 1, Latin 3, ner. After Mass, the members of the broad-minded people And visitors ed." Nevertheless, the movement preFrench 4, Mathematics 8, Geography choir retired to the presbytery, where note and comment freely upon the 7, History 8, Chemistry 10; IN EVERY DEPARTMENT served its organisation and did not BARGAINS Physics 11, BIG WITH style and accommodation of the hotels Drawing 14, Music they were the guests of Father Hayes cease in the work it had been estab15. of the city. It is frankly admitted at a light luncheon. lished to perform. St. Ildephonsus' College: Leith A. by oversea travellers that the hotel of The parochial picnic is to be held DOORS OPEN AT 9 A.M. SHARP The Hon. Treasurer reported that Perth is the sAvoy in Hay -street. Angelo, 1, 3, 4, 8, 10, 11, 14; Sylvester on Sunday. February 12th, under the of D. Byrne, pressure" 1, 3, and Mr. Jerry J. 4, 8, stress Ryan, who is 8, 10. 14; James ''all the as well 11, during auspices of The Sacred Heart Sodality. known as the town clock, is the man- B. Chine, 1, 3, 4, 8, 11, 14; Peter Diathe Terror the clubs continued to send of Mary, and the local the Children ager of the SAVOY. which -day is to mond, the 1. 3, 4. 6, 8, 10; Leslie H. Fels, been affiliation fees to headquarters, branch of the Hibernian Society. In many thousands of homes throughout the State, this event hasFirmly more than a hotel; it is a Perth institu1, 3. -4, 8, 11; Francis 0. 1, 3, total of such fees for the year being Parishioners are asked to keep this in tion, up-to-date, commodious, even 4, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 14; John Grogan, eagerly awaited, for OUR Reputation as a Bargain Centre is P. Horan, 1, The nation and the Irish in £4413. luxurious. in its cuisine bars and acmind, and make it a point of being Established. 3, 4, 8, 8, 11; Lindsay V. Tierney, the orga1, 4, Great Britain also supported commodation, and the genial Jerry there. During the past month we have made Huge Purchases of ofMER.: can be relied on to bring every depart- 8, 8, 14; Joseph R. White, 1, 4, 6, 11, 14: nisation with subscriptions which, in SeaClasses All offer to position in a are we consequently Alphonsus CHANDISE, C. Whitely, 3, 4, 6; Leonard ment to its top form. The SAVOY'S the period October 1st, 1920, to October sonable Goods at exceptionally Keen Prices. American Bar is second to nothing in 1'. Williams, 1, 4, 14. 8th. 1921, amounted to 15381. Although keenly the Commonwealth. and in the Bodega Additional To assist in the welcome return to new low price levels, we have Passes; Elwood Byron, 1, the British Government made a ''strenthe recent beer engine instalments give cut Our Prices in Every Department, with the result that we are offering uous hunt for the money of the Sims the thirsty one a cool drink that is 6. 8, 14 (1919), 3, 4 (1921); Arthur Sexall. office for receiving to at this The depot saving considerable mean which prices it at of Merchandise penny a Newest the ton, 1, 6, 8, 14 (1919), 4 (1921). Fein Organisation, not like the nectar of the gpds. boot repairs which sympathisers and fell into their hands." Our Sound Merchandising and straightforward selling policy is well and St. Gertrude's College: Mary Confriends of the Clontarf Boys' Orphanfavourably known throughout Western Australia, and public appreciation nolly, 1 4, 6, 8. 14. (1920), 3 (1921); The Director of Organisation report,having age, avail themselves of, in to has always been so ready and generous that we confidently look forward ed that the total number of clubs affirepairs to their footwear Norma C. Hart, 1, 4, 6, 7, 8, 14, 15; necessary the most successful Summer Fair we have ever experienced. Kathleen Hedditch, 1, 8, 7, 8, Id (1919), liated was 1373, which included many made, and at the same time, assist (Care Berryman Bros), 4 (1921), Molly Lynch, 1, 14, 11; Jessie new branches recently formed. Irisha very worthy cause, is a well-known We lave made ample provision for expert service and prompt delivery, JAMES-STREET MARKETS. Lambert, 1, 6, 7, 8; Gertrude McAlwey, institution. We little thought that women were joining the clubs in great. and complete arrangements for the convenience of our customers. com1, 6, 7 (1920), 8 (1921) ;Laura McAlwey, Fresh Assorted Vegetables, for. 5/ from our very first announcement in cr numbers and all classes in the Those unable to visit our Summer Fair should take advantage of our orthe make to invitation that the combined direction upwards; wholesale 1, 6, 8, 14 (1920), 4, 7 (1921); Ivy Rothis Fruit, by case, munity had excellent Mail Order Service, which will bring our bargains within the reach appeal used. We would so widely berts, 1, 8, 7 ,8, 14; Mary K. Roden, 1, be price. Satisfaction Cash with order. ganisation really representative of pubfacilities. or postal of all who are provided with boat, rail, for a continuance of this support for 8, 7, 8, 14. guaranteed. lic opinion. the Brothers and the Boys. All that An Important Change in the is wanted is the thought: "Let tae Constitution. Clontarf Boys do the job," leaving KALAMUNDA! KAIAMUNDA!! parcel here and in a few days you your After the reports had been read, dismay call again and collect your boots, (Under the Patronage of His Grace the Archbishop-) cussed, and adopted, the more imporat reasonable cost. repaired strongly tant business of the session was taken The boot factory at Clontarf is now up. This consisted of the consideration settling down to work for 1922. the of proposals from various clubs as to boys apprentised to the trade there Nestled in the Hills. Salubrious Surroundings; the Health Resort of the the development of Ireland's social, having finished and enjoyed-as most West; Ideal Boarding School conducted by the Sisters of St. _Joseph of educational, industrial, economic, and boys do-their well-earned holidays. the Apparition; for Boys up to the age of thirteen. All Subjects taught. political life. Think of Clontarf now and then. Full course in Swedish Drill. A Splendid Accommodation; Swimming The outstanding proposal among For Prospectus apply to Pond. etc. The covetous man is like a sponge, these was an addendum to Section 3 which takes in all the moisture that of the existing Constitution of the OrREV. MOTHER, Mary's Mount, Kalamunda cums near it and lets out none until ganisation. it iz squeezed. -Josh Billings. Section 1 states that the name of the Organisation shall be Sinn Fein.
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