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Jlen and women who collect money for genuine sport du not think it worth while if crook sport is permitted. and rightly too. From a Calit41.1 perusal of the Bum bury Council's discussion over the proposed road or pathway to the new church, it will be seen at a glance who and what is the obstacle to the construction-just a bigot and his bigotry. The rank and file of the councillors are sympathetic, are tolerant. and are endeavouring to be just in difficult eir cumstances. Dean Martelli, who met with a rather painful accident. is doing very weli towards complete recovery. Lieutenant, or rather Commodore. Fawsett, R.N., who fought gallantly in the Jutland battle and other skirmishes. has resigned the Navy and His wife and settled in Bunbury. family have just arrived from bonnie Scotland. Mr. J. A. Boor has left Bunbury oq a business trip to the North, and ex: pects to he away some weeks. Mr. Edwin Rose, M.L.C., has taken pity on the aged and infirm people who try to come to Mass on Sundays, end has shown it in a practical way by opening a passage from his private load which will enable a much easier For this he ingress to the Church. deserves the warmest thanks of the
Benedict XV's Benevolence
Marshal Foch and " The Babe "
St. Patrick's Day. Celebrations 1922
VOL XLVI
MAISED BY LEAGUE OF THE TWO GREATEST KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS. NA11(1148. The following story reaches us Isom A warm appreciation fur the sympa"LEGAL POINT" RAISED. e speculate that tne genAmerica. within ra.s, ported as the means of those --would Ruth occu- thy and nelp given uy the Holy as "babe known tleman toilers Smyth. peoples of the Appeal by Archdeacon the fold --most of them pies much the same position in tne then to the sneering resolutions the um as is include(' earth permit. world of baseball um use Mates Dean Smyth. the administrator of their departure by the Infux of Religious Orders. Jack Hobbs does in that of cricket urawn up otbefore Roman Catholic Church affairs in this enthe League of Nations at delegates letin bngland, and rum Outridge in The Christian brothers of were appealing following the sent town. the boys, Geneva. Special gratitude is expressof trusted with the training the which mutual, in Australia. of care ter to the Municipal Council. benevelence displayed by the to Monday Foch," the ed for the on Marshal and the girls were given---et. and meeting the Ruth Babe at read was Joseph, Pope towards "the tamine-devastated of various Sisterhoods most advertised Knights of Coe regions of Russia, and the League fursaid:two He night. Charity, Mary, Immaculate Heart of umbus in the world, were introduced ther says; and Notre "I beg to bring before you again. as Notre Dame de Namur last to each other by Archbishop Hayes, he assisthas been already done in another way, The President of the Assembly has Dame of Munich. The following Mass at St. Patrick s Catheof necessity and this propriety in obvious looting the Day. transmitted to his Holiness the Pope permanent Christmas a on New York, ed to find dral, St. of disome sons of pathway the or Sisters road a earth the building a copy of these resolutions, In tne Wherever on It was good that Archbishop Hayes country. He also induced for the salto un- mensions to the new Catholic Church hope that he will find therein some Alphonsus Liguori labour was there to introduce them, or else of die Holy Cross, of France, the mind of in bear receipt vividly 1 the school. city. in our evidence of the lofty and respectful industrial vation of souls. the two celebrities might have stood the pros- dertake charge of ofan Pius by the great expressed Bishop concerning IX.. conviction consideration with which the League the Rome Foch without from other news staring at each it the instance should of their we that one council of the of Philadelphia majority of Nations has welcomed the message pective beatification understanding. just how important in Neumann founded the St. by his solution of past. practical a to the Francis, in helped of his Holiness wherein he drew is, be Ruth of who Babe of things Sisters the scheme of the number branch been service, has nations there God's far the in so of the ,but to the attentoun the question for to Marshal Foch home-run means superhuman activities from the Holy eed he cave material support of Geneva to the a painful negation only represented at Baltimore. while attention of evident retreat, a due German Sisters thing, tine but Oblate merited Coloured joy. hope. Rusgreat encourage the of for would situation which pitiful anything to Ruth the word marshal, as a rule. See. has been 'a reason and is credited with having prevented reached to witness sian famine regions and of the urI feel sure that if you were indicates the head of a K. of C. Such intelligence recently dissolution. their the souls On them. old visited great for relieving of who need gent of efforts needs the toilsome parade. Perth, and the people Provision for the religiousss,me North Perth. this occasion the Assembly has the large like Mrs. Veale (81). Mrs. Shanahan was ueer. the When the Marshal arrived at the Redemptorist Monastery, diocese the its the blind holiness from and to his express (76, honour to heard Doolan eduMiss for (75), and Cathedral there were loud cheers from on last Sunday week, and permanent scaie as that the glad besides many sincere acknowledgment of the genethe massed children gathered on the In five years Bishop Neu- at that). and others, Fathers during the Masses cation. once proves Rites that which of initiative, essaying rous people the Congregation by our weak and delicate When Babe Ruth arrived narthex. people. Er tidings thatsession, mann caused the erection of fifty inagain the solicitude with which his therefore:of presided over climb each Sunday, the merestrevolt there was ear-splitting applause. Good people who hold tickets in in general churches and completed the exterior holiness has sought to alleviate all Benedict XV., St. Patrick's Day, March 17.-11 am., Blessof your humanity would the for stincts love Union would was His Art the Buribury Catholic and Mass, the late illustrious Pontiff, after sports Cathedral. Foch, the Perth; Marshal suffering. compel through 11th. that was expressed when he at a condition of things which do the secretary a great kindness if procession fey Arcnoisnop Show the aisie had declared, on December Royal down Sacrament ed escurteu Neuyour in demonstration, is Here are well-merited words of school which Nepomucene American Bishop ,to in- such torture and they would send the butts without Grounds, Claremont. Ruth was escortea by every- praise, and it is gratifying that these the Venerable John early itayee. considers Bishop of became the first Hours' devotion into power to remedy. Whenweone of age who Tuesday. 28th. Forty before the fail years the seventy mann. C.SS.R., an under trotting boay troduce (night), the spent 18 have should be expressed so March sentiments practised Saturday, Neri's the amount of money February. because the drawing shall meeting, Hay Philadelphia, U.S.A..degree. could get near enough to him. his diocese (1853) in St. Philip pracand strongly in the published completeW.A.C.A. Grounds, the the aesthetic and ornate town-adinitiated the new clearly and also tor take place on that day. This once he nist absolutely tne and br,ck, AssociaA Virtues to an heroic Church, Trotting of the League. W.A. minutes Philathe East. the the ness our buildings give notice must be regarded as final, as street Regarding the ceremony, and Times" of C. 2,000,000 dollars Welcome tice of reciting the Litany ofbefore and tion _donating proceeds to Catholic or- K. at great mired from sea and landsaybyastourist prepared is not another opportunity. there Mannerism, in centre delphia "Catholic Standard Blessed Virgin and the Rosary days. civic the dweller-you will not William P. i,arlun, chairOBITUARY. On Sunday last the Archdeacon phanages. says:high Mass on Sundays and holy of build ourselMonday. March 20, Grand National expense by campaign, with the complifathers that we should at first Mass on the Epistle Concert, Rome, December 11.-Reading man en the With the Good Shepherd for his His Majesty's Theatre, Perth, there is a will preached heroic virtues 'Where the manifested person, road. a attesting puohcity ves Neumann i.f Paul a scheming to and exof decree the Corinthians, city Bishop the model. Neu8 p.m. for there is a way.' The latter is clear, was brought into posy. Marshal Focn DEATH OF MR. R. S. HAYNES, R.Q. plained vividly the great Apostle in his of Venerable John Nepomucene which always an affectionate solicitude conmeans open and ready. You have the He visited the larger took the prick and handed it to Ruth. defence against his traducers in Cormann, Bishop of Philadelphia, his flock. The tohall appointments. its Consistory all year, in and plant Ruth bowed in the Gaelic mariner to Notwithstanding all he had inth. took place in the gregations of his diocese every years Few citizens ever possessed such a are painfully of a great connecessity and two presence every propriety Marshal Foch. Marshal Foch turned ones the they caluminated and in for them, smaller done day and the repath a ciegree tit universal nienasnip and MIand making of prelates cost the The Hayes:to remain in Archbishop evident. to his practice endeavoured to degrade memory. his course of Cardinals, was It too is as teicnara naynee _ming s were milation attending "Qu est ce qu'on fait?" said the Mar way of 8ft., or even Eft. wide Everybody could see the lesson inligious. Among thoseVan Rossum. six country places sometimes for a week, euunset, one ul .s encl. a lustraws Meaning, "What next?" confessions. con, trifling to be posed as an impossibilshe'. hearing by Church in having that tended the Cardinals Vico and preaching, and a Deacon light in civic citizens, nest genThe Murray, "11 est Ruth, le plus grand demonity or even as an obstacle. special part read on that Sunday. Bishops. and Monsignor firming and visiting. and anointing the bite nit rather euadcat fellow citiOrder. of The Editor of the "Catholic Herald jeu national,- said Arch- Lawyeruotn. strateur du good Will towards your far not in rethe second Mass he in At preached on It is recorded of him that on eral of the Redemptoristwas an diessick. last the State ann consolation Denote on efonaas of India" finds great bishop Hayes, meaning that Ruth was zens is the only thing so into execuword of God from the :parable bf his felwhich Bishop Neumann occasion he made a journey of most the services ut one Jerome. tee protessiun St. Legal of life the Mahoney, put you viewing if the Sultan of Swat. foot to confirm, evidence. which on miles of the the Sower The application triaus member. Monsignor -meatless. genius twenty-five peptic -spit one enose. to Monsignor and Marshal Foch gazed in vast adtion will bring untold comforts Master's explanation to the different low journalist: spiritual director. and hardly be sue could one boy. ana versatility but of the of cannot 4udent a many and who of people miration at Ruth. was a saint He hundreds Theologian. and 'people should prove of im:lasses of Burke, vice -rector, tie easily replaceu. Scholar win not ano l.assea Great us American Col. under an irritating mense importance to all who listen to Ruth gazed in vast admiration at erom the cennmencement Scripture. but what interests jourat Pra- growl and groan ot his fatal faculty of the North born was re ,ieumanii easily rnsilop so Catholic be hall. first Foch. which could he was the more. burden 1511. AS, were ena lege also were in thesecretary of the sermon. doubts grave incusposition, March enacts, bonemia, Ruth said "We,' meaning "Oui," tertained tit trle complete recovery nalist. for no Catholic writerand got moved." Monsignor Verde. ot a vocaAt evening devotions he preached cnnanoou in they on _deeven the whether he. read mannesting than "Sure." meaning more questioned water Mayor hot into The eriterea On of the the article Apostles' heaan geniality. le on eleventh area Congregation of Rites. he his old-time the replied tion tor Ale religious The cameras clicked, the brick stood had any right to go to the Ifprivate that score he deserves to be CarA. cree, and Monsignor Murray in the resurrection of the Intenigeace tnat Death beat. "I believe receipt Creedin nuaweis they at expresscampaign seminary of C. the K. and road. and Lee test, a the Patron of our 13mtnerh,lod. a pen property and make thanking the Holy Father, had claimed Mn, riaynes, tne benen, also became the re- of the body." It was the last of a one grew in sanctity, ne would be felt by dinal C.,Sasquet has given us in the llaourmritheod.million piastres was formally Magistracy, and did, then they should incur paid well-mentea ing the delight thatregions series of nine lectures en tile subject. surrounding angiust ca exceptional aoaite. a wen of taking over all the road of this fiery saint sponsibility picture and tribute to nim as an astute interpreter then souls the faithful in the of the tneologizuL, description The muniwhere Bishop talc scrwiar Lulu a pronouns making of private roads in the last issue of the "Dublin Review,' plies or tne Law, a clever aavocate, anti one Niagara, New York, in siamszi for and their reunion bodies principal tne speaking ad to dioceses, five following: present, aathtion the lu At the cipality. from which we cull &eumann had laboured who consistently respected tne funmeeting with others Holiness: watects, the young priest was awe to from his knowledge of the finances. misery and their Jerome damentals ot Court practice and cusincluding Philadelphia.thatHis made a very thrilling and inspiring "Throughout his life, St. enemies those wn' speak at least eight moaern languageE, not in a position to underwere they make to tom. As evidences of the widespread responded by saying in Bishop Greek, determined sermon. Latin. and seemed Neuuesiaes being master ot hardly take any expensive roadmaking. esteem in which the deceased was held, have a special interestbe pleased, more Al ttla ft/A.41.01 t o Ittaft a sta. of Phrlaas well as friends. This isvigorous and tieurew. While bishop us he did not know that they by. furthermore his celebeatect of the Requiem Mess, mann have reason to view in order surprising in any ueiphia. he learned leaeac, DEATH. were legally entitled to do so Father Dunne BA.. at the Cathedral particularly his children of America, and fearless writing, and hishesharp of Camonclay, Situ Yeocuary, Weaneaday, more enectually to help tne irisn immi- case. He wanted them to understand pos on Conception yet c the Immaculate -f who owe the great development tongue, diocese. any caustic and zeal against CLARKE-On the Ilth. of February, /as /.amen, artuitia,y, grants tnen pouring into his the Unithat there was no Tuesday morning, and the funeral in tholic life to the saintly Bishop's sessed a most tender heart" (anat St. John of God Hospital, KalWithin a year atter leaving c11 ./C of the community, and the for Aa .1.-4,V.110 proof. tangible section type), the atteremon, were as a missionary. modern the of priest such other trait of what their goorlie, beloved father of Mrs. T. F. versity 01 Prague. the young 1.111, 04 JJ Many religious communities were re. matter was simply one Bishop Neumann's example was who he wrote' "I haye not been nourishMaher, of 7a King -street, Boulder. He had discussed the lett bohemia for America, and in June, W111C11 0-11 powers were. presented at tee Cathedral, besides the La...ma v.. ..... however, that not only those be ed on the milk of tigers." and ordained by Clarke, Fremantle Nicholas should Clerk, and the and adopted 'l'own was he Catholics the Skit). all with ti SIC all. but 11 Aue C.o.,/ matter 10 relatives and a large congregation rehim. 11,1 11,* knew suggested of his virMay her soul rest in peace. He returned front the East to Bishop Dubois, ot New York, by whom presentative of all classes, amongst upshot of it was that it was 111..1.141.1isi la, Wily Ili* c pleased by the recognition had New York opportunity obtained It the western be into "seized said. sent should and was he Father Rome, opinion Holy Al. legal Wur MUSA," wham were many members of the old the tnat y1J.3aLliJI1J ali tues, lire was unfortunate it his invectives, and pour out to work in a field there that was lull hurl to matter. I. a p,u,ia families, links with the early life of the Utillilit on tic been said that Bishop Neumann's MEMORIAM. ....Vtaa IN aa, ter themno sunFour calling but the who, hardships. high, by so all and was upon difficulties scorn of his Au excepcharactensed elevation the State, were present. the tangs had been WI' 41115 LI Ils. Alit/ LIIC that this very years later he entered the Redernp that O'ROURKE- -Of your charity pray for Christians. lived the lives of who put the church there selves tionally large gathering met at Karra-1 those can none arm ac doubt pheity of his works, and an Aust.:mare are ere.. to did so. way. in twu was the first of the soul of my dear and they this obstacle repose in the So when as Congregatem. that last reheld torist pagans. pay their to of was katta Cemetery aware were sunpireity tube del ui eve, 4.aving sans a word the virtues. make some husband and our dear father, John of its members professed in America years, Jerome made himself Dear spects, and Father R. O'Neill, assisted They would undoubtedlywould the declaration of his heroic to Ins uetriment Ol nee own land. Al. tri. died at St. John of superior of be apRome." who in O'Rourke, became man principle. it how detested Bourke, subsequently Monsignor to venerable He most by the nustaken as a provision 'Hiss was mougn slit list recently received must Pittsburgh, God Hospital, Subiaco, on February the Redemptonsts at Saint! In its present form they Holiness declared. since thein heroism proached. ceinp,ing one, to go uack. to America officiated at the graveside. May his the exeraor of St. Philo1920. with 23, church the Indian, consist built business the he no not soul rest in peace. where of does nao editor a council of virtues The Jesuit awe atnupe aim meow up ner triumphs in the Sacred Heart of Jesus, have mercy tastin 1846 he became vice-pro- as mena. misery accomplishments, butduty. One road at all. "Catholic Herald" has evidently III those tummies, she is still loth to on his soul. the letter lie vincial of the Redemptorists in Amfull the happiness of a Cathe perfect fulfilment ot one's that, and to Cr. ekewes moved that ed and .eave the sunny (anti tnat she loves. wife loving by his when, the, office --inserted that erica, and was holding Cr. C. Prosser seconded life. editor's Venerable Neumann did of the heroreceived. tholic she wisnes to give ut ner best to her family. Hamel. in 1852, at the suggestion of Archbishop therefore the declarationmost just ann proposition. own people at a time when she is gave Pius Tow., that the Kenrick. of Baltimore, Pope suggested Wants ism of his virtues is Cr. young enough to be at her best. yet by all Father Neumann a command under to the Crown Law Be write his example may be imitated Clerk surneiently expenencea to be looked of hit the Bishopric obedience to accept the them to define ask anu in any case, Bishop Neumann's partment upon as one zit the world's great arlabPhiladelphia, The next meeting of the above will they could assist this deIt was really one of great missionary position. .1 hew months hence sne must tists. condote the so. Due Bishop Neumann was one of be held in St. Mary's Hall, Kalgoorlie, The Pope mentioned the ours. nomination they should do had her work to take up Australia leave Plenary encounFirst spent the had at figures they spicuous on Sunday morning next, and all inyears cuLies Bishop Neumann .n tne last two elsewhere. but she will probably be Two his sacritrout:eel terested are invited. Council of Baltimore in 1852. tered in the Niagara region, his et3,009 ,and nen not even of stone by Miss to America her sister preceded Ameristrugthe of one was he years later fices and disinterestedness; his goodMr. P. Coffey presided at the last tne council for the quanying edeen Castles, who tnere has also a setquestion legal can Bisrops invited by Pius IX. to the a repro. had gle against unbelievers, and Recalling Once they great reputation as an operatic prima meeting in the Boulder Abefore converts. Rome for the definition of the dogma soon tell them what large volume attendance. could ness towards sentative they tled present donna. They are making the in His pieprivate was of the Immaculate Conception. it It through. was gone du. of business Bishop Neumann's episcopal career they could tour in association, thus giving any pointeu catechism was among the first comPhiladelphia, the, tioiy- tattier Mr. W. Simpson is to be congratuperty, then let councillors know. unique opportunity for comparing the the Cattle view. piled in this country. out that he had completedand lated on the active work he is putCr. Rodvetell supported this voices, one so richly dramatic in qualestabshrine a to be likely is Philadelphia was carried. dral, built fifty churches, spoke of his in to make the concert a sucting amendment the and and the of lighter and very ity. other to see for American Catholics, possessing as lished many missions. and Several innovations are being cess. Cr. Paisley said he would like Mr. Albert Torzillo, beautiful tone. of the explaining, it does the remains of one whom the answered, which should make for an pastoral visits, the introduction letter introduced Dean's the the well-known anothtr harpist, is amstruggle his honour and and 'winter road. to devotion, is Church Hours' programme. "tinadopted" attractive Forty that this was an member of the party. his He served Bishop Neumann'. ong her Saints. expend any of not against mixed neutral schools, and could they that has been working out with Dillon Mr. Jim the A.I.F. in France, where he they knew body lies interred in a vault before activity in behalf of parochial schools. the ratepayers' money untilan several little schemes which should had the misfortune to have his harp inuncomin the lower chapel of St. altar the not The Holy Father concluded by was It position. in the day. The interest the the captured by the Germans. The in- make for He (Redemptorist) Church. Fifth viting the admiration of the Venerschool tableaux are expected to be an mon thing to "adopt" roads. strument he plays on now was pro not Peter's and Girard avenue. street for those who able Neumann's heroic virtues sympathy of the procession. Sevlot of a part important had sided by his comrades, having been Bis only by priests, missionaries. and proattended service there. bought in a Parisien cellar, where it eral prizes are to be given in this conthis motions hops. but by all, especially by thewhich seconded Prosser C. nection. Cr. SEWN had been stored away from danger j stretch moters of Catholic activity, CHILDREN'S GLACE KID, 1 -BAR SHOES, MACHINE He said it was their duty to means have from the projectiles of Big Bertha, the Messrs. 13-rennan and Byree same cle 2's-5's. 14/11. needs to be animated by the possessed every point possible to provide SOLES, SIZES 7's -10's, 11/6; ll's-l's, 12/9; great German gun. Miss Alice Madi- their army of workers on the athletic church. the to votion, zeal and generosity and egress addressed SEWN letter ingress their a of to duties, is as MACHINE gan, primed Holianother side well Australian. is SHOES. the accomHis following AR The 1-B had CHILDREN'S PATENT by the holy Redemptorist. The Roman Catholic community and plished solo pianist of the party. and are leaving nothing to chance. by Dean Gaber, Administrator of the big 2's --5's, 17/11. ness gave the Papal Benediction, MonSOLES, SIZES 7's-10's, 13/6; 11's-1's. 14/11; Parish Priests:spent a lot of money. and bewere helped. should afterwards, in an audience withCollege, Diocese, to the therefore Northampton, ratepayers; SHOES, MACHINE STRAP ANKLE atPATENT aspect signor Burke, of the American legal CHILDREN'S HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. 20th February. 1922. Seeing there was a 15/6. would have received them with gracious words. SEWN SOLES, SIZES 7's-10's, 12/11; 11's-l's, tached to the matter. that George Castles. Father.Lessees: .. B. and J. Fuller. Rev. "Dear movement, the Venerable, Declared SEWN be to be settled first, but "The Lenten regulations tomay of the CHILDREN'S PATENT COURT SHOES. 2'sMACHINE last De. he thought. had the sympathy 16/11 to the people ---5's, It is but twentynme years explained 14/11; and a 11's-l's, read see. to 13/11; BisHe would prefer SOLES, SIZES 7's-- 10's, council. cember since the Church declaredWhen be found in the 'Ordo.' page lxxxiv. Wednesday. March 1, in MACHINE SEWN Monday, February 27, footpath guilt, to a road. understood hop Neumann "venerable." Bishop "The ceremonies of Holy Weekbook CHILDREN'S NIGGER BROWN COURTS, he said him, Prosser to T. a useful given Cr. be was would title 12/6; 13/II. that Small Churches ll's-l's, of 10/11; -10's, quantity 7's SIZES, SOLES. thirtydevoa considerable only there was Neumann had been dead still living for carrying out the Holy Week Saturday, March 4 SHOES. CH ROME sand to be shifted from the church, six years. and there were tions. near CHILDREN'S WHITE CANVAS, I -BAR 8/11; 2's-5's, 11/6. eight -of -way The a box in ground. ll's-l's, "It is customary to have given thousands who had known him as their 8/6; -10's, 7's LEATHER SOLES, SIZES durMoney's would have to be completed churches for donations faithful Shepherd. take a not the BOOTS, MACHINE some day or other, and wouldget ing Lent to the usual collections for Bishop Neumann's sanctity was was CHILDREN'S BOX HIDE DERBY LACE the could to well they be it If would It type; sand. of Land. cloistral Holy lot the of the purely 11's --1's, 14/6; 2's-5's. 16/11. 13/6; MISS ALICE MADIGAN -10's. could 7's they of SIZES, hill won SOLES, children his SIGNOR ALBER'I'O TORZIiLLO. SEWN starving sand from the Cathedral practical and productive, asDiocese of add also for the forward (Pianist). these collec- do it for under 9d. a Yard. whereas if AND Please (Harpist). Europe. DERBY LACE BOOTS, MACHINE derful achievements in the kID. GLACE more CHILDREN'S cost they that so would He it it, possible. 15/11; they had to cart Philadelphia remain to testify. this tions as soon as to like CAPS, SIZES, 7's-10's, 14/11; 11's-l's, quarter. would PATENT He, proper SOLES, the yard. a in on 3/SEWN sent or schools be 2/6 may like parochial found' two Bishop "The Holy Oils will reach the priest to see this matter gone into. 2's -5's. 17/11. ie4-.i,tz when he was consecrated as soon as possible after Holy ThursThe proposition to acknowledge the (Lyric Soprano). 1852; when he died there were i LOUIS Times." carried."-"S.W. was day. LADIES, GLACE KID BRACELETSTRAP, letter utm'ly a hundred. Jr addition. just a place to parishioners the suggested of an been has founded "It meeting he full A 31/-. death, a year before his HEELS. PUMP SOLES, English. Irish, and which suitable monument in the Cathedral. "To hear Amy Castles glorious voice singing the OldAlberto on last Sunday night confirmed and ecclesiastical preparatory school, educaTorzillo, is a Geraldton. over the remains of our late Scotch Ballads. superbly accompanied on the Harp by amplified the proposed arrangements survives as one of the greatest ng sport Kelly). Day. The never be forgotten." Bishop (Dr. will Patrick's that treat St. musical for tional monuments in this city. "Your assistance is requested to fill programme will be rather an attracTo insure the success of Catholic Box Plans now opened at Nicholson's the collecting cards that will be fortive one, embracing all round Irish education in his diocese, Bishop Neu6s. (reserved); 4s and 2s. plus tax. PRICES: will prizes warded. of worthy orders which teaching for sports. mann encouraged "I beg to remain. of the The opposition to distributed. he men and women to take charge "Yours sincerely, professionalism in sport is stiffening, schools he had established. and saw "JOHN J. GRABER, Adm." to it that they were as generously supTO BUILD APPROACH TO ST.
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'The general meeting of those interthe ested in the above was held 8inpan., Archbishop's Palace, Perth, at (Mons. president The last. Tuesday atVerling, V.G., presided over a good Monsignor Verling reporttendance. MaFr. with ed haying, in company loney. waited on the Trotting AMA., some help dation regarding gettingof financial as. towards the augmenting Orphanages. sistance to our depu the received had That body cation in a very cordial manner, and donate the had ultimately decided to on proceeds of the meeting to be held to that 18th, March night, Saturday object. cone It now remains for the Catholic possible, on munity to attend, as far asendeavour to that occasion, and thus by the assist our orphanages, which, financial of need way, are in urgent help, and to also display an appreciation to the Trotting Association's kindly action. Further reports and correspondence are received show that the celebrations this year going to excel all previous efforts. The red-letter dates for March are
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