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-Australia First!

-Archbishop Msmnnt

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THE RECORD, SATURDAY,

MAY 27, 1922.

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VOL. ELIV.

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NEW NORCIA ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL The first round of matches finished on Sunday last, when Plains won a comfortable victory over No. 1 ColA dance will be held in our club lege team, led by Kevin Byrne. From rooms on Saturday, May 27th. EveryMr. Henry Somerville, M.A., secrebring outset, Plains, helped by a useful one is invited to come along and good tary of the Cathoic Social Guild in the Their hard wind, took the' lead. be will There friends. their in Liverpool at the landed England, SubSicking was very effective, and they music and dainty refreshments. (By Hugh S. Flynn.) after a three marked in most of the fixed positions month, of last beginning door. the at payable 2s., scription, return all butts In the first and the United over the College boys. to sin- of tickets are warned toBrothers (Concluded., Orchestral practice is held every at Clon- months' tripto Canada The Christian Brothers wishgenerous and cash to either the impressions of his quarter Jim Thompson on two oacathe following for By discriminating Wednesday even ng at 7 o'clock before c/o "The States, and relatedSocial thank cerely fellows. secretary, their Appeal to the while Needor flags, tarf, meeting two Guild the reMr. raised Interpretation. sions avoid elocution. All those interested are latest before trip at a Catholic schoolroom, Toxteth. ham, contributions towards the Appeal: when making purchases, to a new foewarel, and Joe Lanigan Station, Record" Office, at the that in St. Malachy'ssaid that he went to 1, so Su far we have considered the indiviJ. P. Meehan., Austin DownsPerth, June shops" is suggested as a prac- quested to be eresent. auxiliary was Thursday. the spell -sweat on At noon goals. more two 10s; added Mr. Somerville a decent A meeting of ladies dual without any apparent regard fur 2s; Mrs. Dunne, North tical way of maintaining workers. there will be no hitch in the drawing Plains had 4 goals S behinds, while It held last Tuesday evening. It was a £2 Canada to teach Social Science for two Fremantle, 10s; other than the requirements of his own on that night. Mr. Leo O'Hara, of living for the place The take to standard scored. con in not advertised had 1 School No. Mrs. People's the ' College months at It is obvious that we can- is obvious that the worker owes a dutya very successful liminess meeting., person. Messrs. Parsons and Co., Fremantle, nection with St. Francis Xavier's Uni- second quarter was much 'moreelf even; Penny was elected as acting -secretary, one case of cocoa. not reasonably feel satisfied when we Ile must enter into himself. to more was People's ruck The were College the Antigonish. the versity, fellows and inure formal arrangements merely concern ourselves with the livThe general meeting held at union or organisation with his and gave the side more' opportunities School was a novel kind of university made for the lunch rooms, and different ing wage as an individual living wage. Parochial Hall on Tuesday night was for the purpose of securing to himself AlKicking. however, was erratic, and atextension. Working men who had days allotted for the ladies will be ar- enthusiastic and well attended. In determining the concrete living a living wage, and in order to impress the tempts to combine usually gavePlains had little opportunities for primary (By "Prunella.") ranged by Mrs. Penny. wage' we must consider the dependants no decision had been arrived at of securing a living wage though matter the in to take came education urged opposition possession of the ball. is mondiand secondary On June 2nd. every member the site for holding the of those vi ho are capable of earning is a wonderful town we live in and seek its aid in that are regarding This for. State went the ball kicked true. when the special courses in such subjects as Our Catholic sociologists teach Wages. to be present. A debate will take place ster bazaar, the sub-committee was Perth. It's full of surprises-we shall rection. In Australia the workers ward, and M. Butler kicked two goals. Sociology, History, Literature, etc. This You never between the girls, the subject being "Is hopeful that definite information would say pleasant surprises. :that, a living wage is that which will well organised, and have this in generally side his improved the minds the only scores for even in it an evil to be subject to the dictates be placed before the next meeting. know what ybu are going to see round education not only enable the worker and his family to live great political power.menBut tern. Horan, by a neat bit of play, satisand increased the intellectual interwho would To our visitors, of fashion?" This is .a very interestin reasonable and frugal comfort. The Different stall -holders reported and Australia there are the next corner. but it trained was responsible for College' first goal, we workers, a the to the of stall therefore, ests according girls, jumble whether question most A interpreted and for be overseas, to item or Fight is ang progress. from East unorganised fatory whether remain of pubsorts all in and at half time Plains were 6 goals leadership present. the stall were added to would like every one to be the average conditions of human life. packet the unlovely hack areas of them for by surprise of the State to interfere in such entering right 5 behinds. and College 1 goal 1 behind. Catholics in Canada lic activities.. After the debate there will be a general number of stalls operating. or the unimpressive port of which suppose the worker to become as wages and the regulation of Perth matters East to afford not could Plains came at it again in the third they will realised that; is directed by advertisemeeting, when the balance sheet the head of a family. Equal payment What is Dr. Ryan's opinion they are at once struck Attention industry. Fremantle, term, and although adding 2 goals from allow the leadership of working class "The features of on be read and most important business, of situation of the city of equally efficient woman is justifiable. respects? elsewhere to a grand dance and beauty ment these the in by those by Bobby Lanigan and Jerry Chine. and be monopolised our to render organised of the constitution of that be held at the Hiber- and its many beautiful buildings; but 'movements alteration to the and children of either sex who perform system party, card industrial The lec5 points, the College play was much the We urge nian Hall, Murray -street, on next Thurswith a Socialistic education. club, will he dealt with. the work of adults should receive indespensihle to the welfare of in the shops that so many show action it's the giving improved, and the game became well besides that strong offer turer remarked For very Special interest greatest surprise. the large. numerous member to come along and 1st. and One firm has quite every June wage of adults. night. labourer, day the Maunsell was defending Dr. has it is taken the lead, perhaps, we might say course of university lectures he visited balanced. any suggestion. moral, and also economic reasons. varied gains that organisation only and is centred in this function, which, mining and stoutly, and beat off many attacks. be industrial was must the principal drive, which because the scheme so obvious that crowded, are membership wonderful be The in the Ryan insists these claims him, will got the brought hoped, Australia, for to tittle. in the far hack lines, Breton, and helped As the given practical recognition. sacrifice started a week ago, will end on June art union for the 83-piece English din- of display. It's very true that well- centres in Cape the densely ignorant or the hopelessly ball frequently out of danger, while which are now does a great deal to- form social study clubs, verage mar and woman will in order prejudiced can escape their cogency." 30th, and the successful parish will be ner service. donated by Dynon's, Ltd.. his beat usually plannedexhibit centre Malone round of in this part of Canada. Only financial things essential to efficiency awarded the prize. be drawn in conjunction with the Again, on the right and obligation wards inducing people to buy. When spreading -man. Up forward W. Bryant was putThe sub- will heritage of the set out Industry, baneful will be counted. A strong committee of already "The Mining room to obtain things conventionstio members The Jerry whole State: a the see against entertainment. you fight up a hard wage, the doctrine that a States ting sary, a decent living. or living scription is 2/6 per quarter, and can ladies has the refreshment question well and it's just what you like, you wish both in Canada and the United dispute Clune, and once scored a goal. The degree to eighteenth ofcentury, State regulation of indusmust conform in a reasonableprevails es paid to our secretary, Miss G. in hand, and both dancers and card minimum you could transplant it into your own was in the throes of a bitter at three-quarter time were: scow in necesthat industrial not every is of in living It for the of night. wages. any catered have of maximum the standarl Henry, on players are being try means a home. ,Of course, if you owing to drastic reductions Plains. S goals 11 behinds; College, 2 Dr. Ryan would no longer of a meeting night. enjoyment. 'le those individual, to their to the it to but interesting for it, any community. for sary tending do some made you freedom direction The last quarter wherewithal Somerville Mr. goals 2 behinds in any of The second publication of our jourhave all these things considered Keep the date. next Thursday, June claintg any considerable numberfalse means it often gives helpful proved Plains' superiority; they comparisons between the state of lair establishof furniIt is demonstrably dis- nal will be read on this night, so we 1, in mind. and in the meantime make limted the Atlantic again legisla,tive scheme for the law. across rearrangement the adherents. only 1 goal was for and ideas organisation check, were held in ment of the living wage by ask members w'sio wish to write a piece sure of participating in the' artunion in theory. and has been rompletele has and renewal of hangings at a com- and in Englan registered, that by Needham., Kevin Miss by purchasing a ticket. Arrangements The State it into hand to paper practice own in price. our and for inexpensive Somerin the two final credited Mr. Employer paratively responsible Byrne was Obligations of At a lectirre in Montreal, to com. Smith, who is in "harge of the journal. both the right and the aduty have been made for the sale of these Employee. quarters for fine defence work and vine was challenged by a Socialist living waee." pay to thank the peo- tickets with Messrs. Brennan's, Ltd. to wishes dub employers The all of a Phillips was pel audience Plains. delights by Socialist postthe a small scoring Then you turn to speaker to address the Let us now briefly survey the and kick. ple who so kindly gave us the donaHay-street, who are also displaying I always in front of his man, woman's eye-the models and dress main an institution called the Montreal We are in"Big Business" Versus Moral Principles. Sellers tion of those on whom the obligation below. , windows. their mentioned in prize Bolshone out a Quinn choice of and 'adornments was time, dipretty work ed in good Labour College. which terials, and all the of paying a living wage rests either is The whole object of Dr. Ryan's deed grateful to these kind donors whit evading his and Viewing Somerville Mr. possession finish. wage and getting employer character. in The living complete the shevistic of that our rectly or indirectly. is the establishment have .aken such an interest in Coif he Joe and Bob Lanigan and T. the challenge and spoke on man. defining of BOULDER. them under night light, you see exactnot discharging his obligation by law, which involves thewhich the bell club: -Mr. Connaughton, £5; Mr. Mrs. be, accepted as is evs it is Religion and Labour," and then su - Kelly kept the attack upa till ly what your evening gown will and wage below £2 2s; merely regards the worker, Corbett, minimum a Mrs. 2s; £2 gan. comfortable heckling satin as Boulhour's the dark, an itt Plains won by 3, or than light rang. Julie it's to more next, whether mated r'riday also On while not committing We go, 5s. to dent in many branches of industry, Smith, wrong Mrs. 5s; pays that the Pc well like to thank the donor of a der Town Hall, a monster euchre party lace, or gold tissue and tulle of the the Socialists. Father Hingston, margins-9 goals 13 behinds to 2 goals an instrument of production,to and ourselves to the conclusion would maintain How kind: and what high. 3 behinds. be held. The Boulder rector of Loyola College, Mon cobwebby will most S at us dance sufficiently to and is sent was him a wage just sufficient h whit minimum table, oak rate and of the are be- chance for the blending of colours) In treal, accompanied Mr. Somerville, were ST. MARY'S. LEZDERVILLE. Ryan propose to meet the inclub. The don- Catholic Young Men's Society him as such. The sacredness Dr. our of does beginning the colours ignorover of be kinds handing all are we put close of the meeting both and the times at effort, these prethis is at wages due to the introduchind GRAND EUCHRE PARTY AND in who worker's personality cannot Jennings, crease Miss or was president would the ago inwith sufficient renovations years tea wage few a "Besides school a take to to the that for DANCE. wage? together invited addition In proceeds the ed. tion of a living sent in the Eastern States. in in attractive prize list have been considered bad taste, in and secretary of the Socialist institu. NORTH PERTH TOWN HALL, to maintain himself and his family creased prices to meet the increase was decided at the meeting of our fund. A specially It sug2s this he may -12 now wage players buts comfort, bizzarre; ,JUNE 1, 1422. minimum euchre frugal a very for bon! and by fact, THURSDAY another provided is required reasonable Ladies' Auxiliary to hold refirst gestion of extremes of colour is the be taken of wages found 8 pm. Whilst in Canada ,Mr. Somerville and £1 is being gents. and ladies'prizes justly claim that account law, other sources are to be meeting next ".2tiesday, May 30th, at someone is unable as nearly of he and time power second moment, Building Fund. the whilst the 9f Chur.:11 productive of during mode lady aid respectively, In needs every prize, his in the increased We would like who fed work- o'clock. Workers' College will be provided in Refreshments. better £2 2s. sand, "You may as well be dead as Catholic and once the Prize. our for paid of consolations First to work. Of course an employer and £100 better progress the in the interested is who is not matter what bewage So were producprogramme of living colleges 1/8. the fashion." dancing methods the Labour pay fine of Admission, A to out case. Oxford. improved at unable each is ers: the In this regard, up, and a very enjoyby the employers to club to be present. in many of the larger Amdrawn if your dance frock he jade green and G. Creighton and Miss K. Walsh, formed been ing Mrs. obliged to do so. has introduced tion a The were an industry side with at a reduc. patrons. colleges drape and for these the costs, store but Organisers. in finish is cities, you increased time erican Justice Higgins held thatpay the able a. living meet of profits through the elimination has PERTH C.Y.114,S. flame -coloured feather; it's all in the not residential and their chief aotivi. or employer unable to hon. secretary, Mr. Joe Brennan, tione St. Malachi's Branch, H.A.C.B.S7, ReSomorder, and anfashion. wage had no claim to existence. obliga- of the less efficient -directors of industics were evening classes, said Mr.that along everything in apple-pie evening. sent Highgate Hill wish to notify all that Club Ladies' a inindirect Young the The perhaps consider also was likely, however, successful It a must We. erville. specting the ticipates 'try." present be ART UNION which was to be to the those be an invitation to members worker's capacity as a tion of the loan-capitalist and Socialist residential college wouldnear A very happy re-union of old Lois good 'drawn on May 22nd, will be DRAWN with the crease in the GRAND EUCHRF PARTY AND ' at a social last Friday week. ' A them in America in the held at the invitation of consequent on his receiving was who supply the employer arises established girls eto consumer, Winning number 25th JUNE the availed on DANCE. his standnumber of our members future, and American Catholics realised necessary finance, there a wage allowing him to raise the Rev. Mothers and Sisters of Lorwill he published in the "West Auetras A NORTH PERTH TOWN HALL, selves of the invitation, and 'spent ofa must keep pace (with the Adelaide Terrace. they question of the morality of demandliving. In Australia, the standthat of Convent, ard "The Record," eto and 110. 27th. June un Several MAY lian," is NEXT TUESDAY. very enjoyable evening. is comparitively high, In ing interest when the employer re -union is always a day of reminis- educational enterprises of all their ' July 1st. ladies' First Prize, £2 2s. Two Other Prizes. depriving ard of living our fellows were present at the That's regard is given to some go back to the familiar to wages rivals. able to pay such without and fixing cences, In 1/6. also. Tickets, that constitute. dancing class last Monday few days in Torthe employee of a living wage. school room and see it as it was last After spending' employer the conventionalities Fewer door-step jazzers wanting Mesdames Kirkwood and Brand, the spirit. the case of any capitalistic or at least make up, what isBut Sunday week, all adorned and beauti onto, Mr. Somerville went to WaShingOrganisers. -flowers will make both on invested capieven wall fewer particular and of countries. hall the guest of the a other was the right to interest the is and it in many ful (for ton. D.C., wor'ker's right Re. IN TWO MINUTES. the living wage, though clubs' dances more successful. tal is subordinate to "For beauty) was to bring back to the mem- Catholic University of America. centuries." in Australia from committee generWANTED. omitted yet not is Accidentally brealcings-up, with Dr. John days, principle, to a living wage. in fete the conversation all a accepted ory lating for refused Tenders week: Church There last position "the sense. report the Wage" Man as meeting writes Dr. Ryan. applied in its fullest Wanted by a Reliable speech days and parties, as well A Ryan, author of "A Living service con- ally many as lease of billiard table were received, who are not receiving a livto admit that the title of are very well ordered routine of school days and other standard economic works, on Dairy Farm:, able to Milk; or to interest on of Mr. R. Prendergast being ac- Yardman in Hotel. Apply A.K "Rerecently -for Mr. Somerville mentioned that this that Hence the living wage is but stituted a valid claim However some -for ing wage. passed strong the goes also cepted. With the lease the money loaned. capitalist's claim, still a burning question. It may preothers, years stretching into a decade cord" Office. great American scholar will probably right of selling tobacco, cigarettes, etc. or weak may be the such claim, the sent itself to us in various forms, still and more. It surely was a pleasing be a lecturer at the C.S.G. Summer of right the Mr. over well thing: see one to nr the moral basis of inferior to the but Nuns the means to it sight School in Oxford next August. headwhereby clearly is means claim itself every person to the seventy old scholars, for these meetings Somerville described a visit to the Wel. wage. The its and binds developed that be Catholic link the worker's right to a living may National MADE the cement of to personality quarters do much The universal wage right is superior to the interest sacredness preserved. fare Council of America. where he had all Loreto pupils the world over. A differgiven, of was heads right." and application of the printhe with programme acceptance enjoyable most conversations OF society. It The State's Obligations. ciple might revolutionise to those contributing songs being Mrs. R y ent departments. American Catholics a greater certainly would conduce felt the inadequacy of merely paroding, Mrs. McDonough, Misses Muriel There exist good grounds for chargconand They of happiness SeeGALV. majority degree of human McKnight, Marcia Hodges, Reyma by chial or diocesan organisation. ing the consumers, the unmindfulness that desirtentment. However, before there ligson, and a piano solo was given felt whom are workers, with mm' During afternoon Hayes. Need of National Action able end may be attained, Eileen The Miss IRON, of MARRIAGE. be. as Dr. Ryan says, a recognition tea an election of president and com- and of such an instrument as the Na sanconce this assoApril 20, and place, with one the many forrms of moral wrong took no all, mittee After KAHAN-HAGARTY.-On Council. tional business. ENAMEL Immaculate tioned by the ethical code ofof moral ciation of old scholars is formed there at the Cathedral of theFather a truly Catholic mind would confine as Moss. to and a detailed application-of employers is much useful and helpful, as well conception, by Rev. his support of the Church's cause a relations the Benedicthe and to done. Mrs. be of to scat was PAINTED. principles work There pleasurable, wilarry youngest one particular locality. to and employees. for OVER tion of :he Most Blessed Sacrament was late Mr. S. Kahan, at South Perth,and desire among American Catholics CaSMALL BOYS' GABARDINE SIZES Loreto" of Mr. of "Queen which daughter with after given, Elsie, eldest PRICE, the closest possible working like the COATS, CHECK LINED; was sung, and brought to a close a Mrs. C. B. Hagarty, of Perth. 1 to 4. tholic organisations in Britain Catholic very happy little function. PRICE, Ms. Catholic Truth Society, the WHITE-GLENNON.-On Thursday, 47 6. Social Guild and the Catholic Evidence BOYS' TWEED D.B. OVERCOATS; April 27, at the Sacred Heart , s SIZES, 1 to 4. T. Guild. There was in both the United BUTTON TO NECK:21s. Church, Highgate Hill, by Rev.and Among the weddings of late April ANTICIPATIONS. adPRICE, States and Canada a most sincere Crowley, John James, son of Mr. to was that of Miss Eugenie Glennon to (By "Sparkle.)" England. miration of Catholic Work in Mrs. G. White, late of Adelaide, Mr. Jack White, late of Adelaide, celeto look to TROTTING. late tendency the a of Church, was Heart there daughter and Sacred only the Eugenie, brated at England for leadership in intellectual Mr. J. P. and Mrs. Glennon, Harold. Subscribers' Handicap: Boonamony, Highgate, by Rev. Father Crowley. in minds Catholic 3. uncle, best her The by Hill. Rockhaven. away matters. 2; Highgategiven street, 1; Majority, The bride was America were most keenly interested Trotters' Handicap: Saltbush, 1: Mr. R. Glennon, of Melbourne, and was YOUTHS' AiN D Workers' BOYS' Catholic the IN MEMORIAM. Clare 3. of Mac, Miss project the cousin, in Heather her 2: Directress, attended by It was considered pray for WITH WROUGHT IRON STAND. College in Oxford. Prevention Handicap: Mayfield, 1; Glennon, with little Miss O'Loughlin KENNY.-Of your charity, GABERDINE OVERCOATS, in probable that one or more dioceses 2: Ellinore, 3. Justicia, as second maid of honour. The frockthe repose of the soul of our loving colto the ALL scholars Wally BELT 1; who died Canada would send CHECK LINED, Ladies' Race: Coora Direct, ing (always a very special feature of a mother, Johanna Kenny, of training leaders ABSOLUTELY THE BEST VALUE M.. 2; Roy, 3. wedding) was charming. The bride's lege. The strategy May 29, 1917. Mother of Mrs. Flynn, In conROUND; RAGLAN SHOULEVER OFFERED. Crusade Handicap: Best's Huon, I gown was of rich cream Oriental satin, was intelligently appreciated. Osborne Park, and Mrs. O'Brien, said that if CaCollie. 2: Lady Wilde, 3. caught with sprays of silver flowers clusion, Mr. Somerville Perth. DERS. tholics in this country made a success of orange blossom, with festoons R.S.P.C.A. Handicap: Equator, and Sweet Heart of Jesus, have mercy on 3. Workers' College they her soul, White Silver, 2; Tinkle Bell.Bells. train of satin armure, hung gracefully of the Catholicaplv 1. 47/6 strengthening their would be not SIZES 5 to 7 .. for Appeal Handicap: Divine from the shoulders, and adorned with 51/6 LYNCH.-Of your charity, of pray thee would he mak.. but 3. 10 beauRoy. to the position. 8 own blossom: Phyllis 2; SIZES orange Private of Vanlight, tiny buds to Ca55/ the repose of the soul killed in ac1Vl contribution .. SIZES 11 to 13 ing an inspiring tifully -worked bridal veil was finished GALLOPS. the world William Richard Lynch, with a coronet of hand-made silver tis- tholic action throughout Pos 1; tion at Villers Brettoneaux, May 29, Chidna, Purse: Second Class sue flowers and buds-the whole toil1918. as fame, :2 Melton 'Loch. 3. ette being as dainty and beautifulwith Sacred Heart of Jesus, have mercy Class Plate (first division): Second any bride could wish, and finished " soul. on his 2: Rain Flavour, Orient 1; choicest the all of Paddett, mother, ALL a lovely bouquet BOYS' OVERCOATS, IN -Inserted by his sorrowing 3. Miss Clare Glennon's frock flowers. WOOL "G113SONIA" TWEED, sisters and brother, Jackson-street, away, )1Z l'OU R WEEKS ONLY. Second Class Plate (second division). 39/6. was of shot powder blue taffetta, made PRICE, Blank. North Fremantle. Lillian 2: effect 1: Ramillies, bodice Miralga, pointed IN pretty 2/- MUSIC AND SONGS FROM US AT ONLY SUITS, the with TROUSER LATEST LONG for BOYS' MANY OF THE MORLEY.--Of your charity, pray nev. 3. with an attractive little 1/11 A COPY. cordings, AUSTRALIAN and AND ENGLISH loving I: my of soul Thormont, the Her the repose of First. Class Plate: blue and aluminium lace hat. The TWEEDS; CUFF BOTTOM 'PROUAND ANNUALS FOR 9d. EACH. BOOK 1/6,11USIC AND 2/roses. niece Annie Louisa, who departed Bronzine, 2: Blue Lady, 3. yellow gold of bouquet was SERS. Send in 10s. or sios.. and this life, May 27, 1921; age 28 years.Goodwood Handicap: Barragundi, 1: was in all pale pink can lie sent. and no Exchanges key, Lists bridesmaid 55/No second to 21 I SIZE, and we send post free. R.I.P. Over There. 2; Ardol, 3. what kind of Songs or Music. in which with pink flowers. The duties of best mention 1 to 21 s ZE I: mercy have Road, Jesus, Desert of Heart Sacred as Cary Jacobs Bond's gems First Class Purse: out by Mr. Jack Glen. such carried have were man we Music Sale Amongst the on her soul. Yelbeni, 2: Foxtrim, 3. 2s 6d. songs, and sell them at 1/6 hitch, During the signing of the regisnon. Han- Lord (composer of "Perfect Day"e 2s. and ' -Inserted by her loving aunt, of stings at 2s. and Is. 6d. Welter Handicap: Burniaco, 1: Vets ter an "Ave Maria" was sting by Mrs C. J. !kind's 2/6 and 3s. books 2s 2,1. postage, May Jean St. .1c-en Sibelius' Saima, 3. Miss nah. by trim. Islands 13s i for McCann, accompanied Hawaiian the of Songs each. 2s., postage 3d. each. the "Wedding I lolman, who also played SHORTILL.-Of your charity,of pray of a Land of a 1.000 Seas (3s.), (ails C.Y.M.S. DANCE. Reminiscences our rethe soul ceremony of the the After for the repose March." (NEAR BOANS). BUT NOTE: ONLY AT 180 MURRAY-STREET HALL, ception was held in Keough's Hall, Mrs dear mother and grandmother. BridHIBERNIAN get, who departed this life at Kirrup Glennon receiving and welcoming all TUESDAY, MAY 30. the many guests at a beautiful breakon May 31. 1921. prayers 8-11 your Mary, Dancing fast, when the usual toasts were honOh Blessed Virgin Dunton'l Orchestra. In the evening a dance was oured. for her extol: 2s. mercy have Tickets, Jesus, of POSTAL ADDRESS: BOX 57. held. which was interspersed with songs Oh. Sweet Heart items. During the dancing musical on her dear will and Secretary. Acting NO OTHER ADDRESS. R. Fennell, their daughter for loving her departed by -Inserted Mr. and Mrs. White South-West. the to honeymoon and ion -in-law, R. and M. Middleton like, smell Some look like, some and grandchildren, May, Bill, and Bob. None Taste Like UNION BIER NO. 2078.

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