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delightful prize, and no little girl sSioull I.o denied the ;chance of winnaig Re -member that every penny and it. iesees sixpence is wanted for the boys at Clontarf. (Iv.-Fig to the generosity of Monsignor . Verlieg and the parishioners of Suleaco, a euchre party and dance in aid of the up in epeca: was held in the King's !fall en ilr eh, and ,, c iast Tueoleyahvening, and was indeed a d great suceose. The euchre prize of £2. ote to ail donated by Mr. Duff. was won by Mrs. ;Limes :it Stubbs. The thanks of the committee r or, ful es, epee to the Monsignor and his feuishioncrs for their kindly effort. which ht.; but select is. it is hoped, be the forerunner r rie tickets at.'. many similar n,rorhial efforts. (no tax I. Tickets arc now ready for a grand dratring for t Pa i-1; 1,1 art union, to be drawn early in October, of twelve valuable prizes. includerich. and ing a Klock of land valued at £100, a rit,ire days tfl .r rift from his Grace Archbishop Clung, cash orders. orders for first-class suits ei These tickets are of clothes, etc., etc. Apr Ai,: of one shilling each, and are sold in books the hell .;11 i nigh', containing one dozen tickets the seller , c:.t of ten of which is entitled to two corn:.ic !Trplimentory tickets. It is anticipated cnr to (eke an that there will be a big demand for with (hos, these from the country districts. Apw; hose efforts p'ieetion should he made early tc the enciottrageceretary Clontarf Appeal, "The Re ' resources and i.11:ers toed" Office, Perth t the g4zantic linty r,= the so t Cornival clear ti-ic debt of aye a vital inof Ceth.,:ic Boys.' Oris 'steely a big task, and support, is 0

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s -.n for the ,TIe nloch of land, or £20 in cash is offered t-irner. ' .1-11;s art union will he iit the 27th. July in the Iliber:'r arricr and confetti ,7 .I '1 oI the Cathedral Stall. ;,7:11r.ty arc drawing to Thr -trivs your chance. Tic 11 ,n't c-tch. are on sale at -,`. sort at N't : 515 011 "Th.1,, Then there is the 1,cantifol do'l awl .,nram, on view in _

CATHOLIC CHRISTIANITY. "I know now that the, Catholic Re ;s eternal. It ;;;..;lon not 2feciiu-::,l a Fit. The Middle Apes 1'Aiint.:;,1 to it, but it' did not beI t is quite as modern long 'to tle..m. alive, and instead of being in obselete phase. it is an undying It is tin more dead than principle. It it Christianity. All others Clir;s-. are broken chipo knocked off Christianeitv by the- jostlf, of doubt and opinion The diE-4,renc-2 I see now between the Catholic Church and other churches Ts the 'difference between God's revelation, and man's opinions."-Cardinal Newman. -

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.

Wages," sent out to the press by the Research Department of the Commission on the Church and Social Service, which is organised by the American 'Federated Protestant Churches, the following significant remarks occur: "The Protestant reader, in taking up a book on industrial questions by a Catholic writer, is impressed with two facts: the first the readiness with whi h the author can cite chapter and verse in official Catholic pronouncements in dealing with each spicifie problem; secondly the frank assumption which he finds on every page that people will listen to the admonitions of the Church and are ready to receive them-particulaily the working people themselThe first of these facts calls atves. tention to the relitively greater abuts dance of Catholic pronouncements on industrial questions than those which have been promulgated by Protestant councils and ecclesiastical writers. As for the second, the conclusion is hard to avoid that the large number of working people who are communicant; of the Catholic Church, give Catholic writers, in an unusual degree, the ear of the working class." Catholic workers cannot fail ti cppreciate the fact that there is virtually no phase of the labour question that has not been treated by the Holy See. by joint pastorals of Bishops, or in other authoritative pronouncements cf the Hierarchies of various countries. The review in question is signed with the initials of the Executive Secretary of the Protestant Research Depart f

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New Hampshire, U.S-A., has more divorces in proportion to its population than any other State east of the Missihssippi. It has a divorce law so lases that divorce may be obtained upon any one of 14 grounds. It is, said to be the loosest arrangement of .any State in the Union, and the State has established the unenviable( record of having cnir out of every six marriages eliding disSo astrously in the divorce co=ts. serious has the situation become that the Governor has appointed a State Commission on Divorce, to study the situation and to recommend remedial legislation. Jose" Madden, a Catholic, one of the foremost attorneys in New England, who last year tea a fight in the New Hampshire legislature for the enactment of more rigid lases against divorce, was the selection of Governor Brown to be chairman of "In the past 40 the Commission. years." says Mr. Madden, "the number of diOorces in this State has increased 500 per cent, while the population has increased only 25 per cent. Twelve or fifteen years ago, divorces averaged one in every 17 marriages. During the past few years, the ratio has increased to one to every five or six marriages. The result of such a situation is that many people who contemplate marriage come to contemplate divorce possibilities at the same time. There is no sense of sanctity, no sense of decency, no restraint, no responsibility." It is an appalling reflection. ,

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DEAT!L GALL ',(1111.7,12.--On Jule 2. Sister M. olotihic, of the Conveitt of Mercy, ,!earl" beleved sister of Ade Well, and Galleeh.: devoted nimr ,;: Xitry and Floss T

Cameron. --R 1,P, eterey on her soul. Sweet rest, IN MEMORIAM. SMITI-L-Of. your charity pray for the repore of the soul of Nina (Noniel

-Theresa Smith, who died at Ballarai on July 25, 1920. Jeatts in fite Blesed Sacrament have rrifey on her soul. -r-Inserted by her loving parents, brothers and sisters, Mrs. M. A Ardagh and family.

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Some Look _Pike, Some Smell Like, None Taste Like UNION BEER.

Dr. Maguire at the Monastery and May1ands Last Sunday ENWONDERn (J.I. DE. eakilhTRATION BY CHILDREN AT PICTURE TERTAINMENT ON MONDAY AFTERNOON. SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITION AT NIGHT. means anything. The Rev. E. Maguire, D.D., spent astic at-clamatior. wanted more "movies"; each reel last week -end at the Redemptorist They was all too short. Fathers' Monastery Church, North Anticipations are high for the suePerth, at the morning Masses, and ot the %fission organisation in the journeyed to Maylands for the eventi. t.-aha titt ough the agency 'f He addressed large ing devotions. This entertainw rut, pre leencharge, of An tided by Dr. Maguise free congregations on each occasion. the children's amount of approximately £32 resulted was a means bewhereby brought to bear upon influence may from the appeal at the Monastery. because of their better community, the Probably the most striking feature acquaintance with China and its peoof the Chinese Mission Drive now being and the Catholic missionary work conducted it the Archdiocese was the ple there resulting from their having seen demonstration made by the children The scheme is of a these pictures. attending the Catholic schools of the high educational value, and it is hoped metroeolie (who were in charge of will accrue from the results that good their teachers. Brothers and Nuns! labour and anxiety expended to win on last Monday afternoon, when an exchildren. our of the interest clusive picture entertainment and lecFrom all viewpoints the entertainture were 'provided for them by Dr. First evidence of the at- ment was a decided success.' Maguire. tendance showed up to 1.30 p.m., and At 3 o'clock on the same evening the thereafter till the commencement of entertainment *as repeated in the prethe entertainment, an hour later, large sence of a large, interested audience. bodies of children simply flowed along Dr. Maguire spoke at greater length, of The pro- course, in explaining each slide, and in to His Majesty's Theatre. the multitude blem of accommodating describing the charatteristics of the soon presented itself, and, alas! many Chinese people, particularly their "reli-hundreds indeed-were doomed to gion." The lecturer was frequently apdisappointment. At 2 30 the theatre Wadded. The three "movie" reels was packed with an overflowing, noisy, proved interesting, and created a good intensely enthusiastic audience of juvimpression. enile Catholics-estimated at about During the evening two choral num4.000. A number of Religious from the a choir, under Mr. Kiskpatvarious convents and some Christian bers by direction rendered. were tick's Brothers were to be seen with their "Ave. Verum" was first sung, Gounod's quotas, or as neat thereto as possible. Rosfrom the "Infiammatus" From the stage the auditorium was a and later Mater," with Mrs. Me veritable sea of happy, expectant sini's "Stabat soloist. as r e (Miss Gladys Cooper) faces, and although Dr. Maguire had Roxby sang en "Ave Mara' a trying time endeavouring to seat the Mr."#eter Mrs. Kirkpatrick (piano), Mr. thousands that came along, no one was solo, and and Mr. Arthur T.yler (violin), Swift / better pleased than he to witness the (organ) provided occasional music and solidity of the Catholic school system a ccompanirnents. of Perth, even though he ordered the The Rev- Dr. Maguire wishes to reswitching on of the lights more than turn his best thanks to the priests, also once to warn hie hearers that they to the listen and quiet Religous of the metropolitan area, keep more the must lecture, not that the lecturer's remarks for their assistance and co-operation in but discusclosely, promoting the several- entertainments were not followed sion of each slide as it was shown was undertaken in the interests of the Misdisconsion in the Archdiocese of Perth. too audible and consequently certing. Better Than Ever Before, Hibernian with met the The "movies," however, Ball. July 25. e children's entire apgroval if enthusi-

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News From Rome

Rome, May 16, 1922. The Holy Father celebrated the feast of his patron saint, Achilleus, last Sat--urilay, and was reminded of the occasion by, numerous congratulatory telegrams and a gift of tiowera presented officials of the Circolo di San ' by the Jean curling. Pietro. Members of the Sacred College examcommercial first the was This offered their well wishes to His Holiination held in this ceetre in connect ness on Thursday. lion with this famous College, and will Ilis Holiness, en Thursday of last it is hoped, be the forerunner of week, inaugurated new cleaners of the uthere equally successful. Noble' Guard in the historic apartment Congratulations to the young stubuilt by Pope Julius III. and enlarged There were dents on their success. by succeeding Pontiffs. present Cardinals Vannutelli, Vico YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY. Merry del Val, Gasparri, Ranuzzi, Soaretti, Boggiani, Valfre di Bonze. (From the Society s Correspondent.) Ragonesi, Tacci, Bisleti. Billot, Lega, Gasquet, and Giorgi and members etA The usual weekly meeting of the a Patrick St. the diplomatic corps and of the Roman held in was branch never relaxed their effort, with the box above aristocracy. School-r.)om on Monday, the 17th. inst. office. Some must have felt the monefair a over Prince Aldobrandini, commandant of 'presided E. Walsh R. tary strain of ten and tenpehce-but Mr. The social the Noble Guard thanked the Holy of members. attendance any hear I don't "If what matter. the with who expressed his gratitude Father, opened the meeting of part more music or plays for a year, it's and satisfaction to the Noble Guard of "The Soldier's Song" by worth the sacrifice." and so on, one singing The Holy Father passservice. accompanyfor its Finnegan Mrs. members, could cite many similar cases from ed through the apartment recalling its followed by a comical recitation, Nature's musicians, all with the great ing, acid subsequently Finmemories Sheila historic Miss by "Paddy McCabe," intent at heart. took refreshments there. negan, which everyone thoroughly enpilgrims belong, Swiss by hundred This is so much about the audience. joyed. rendered Nine solo violin The The many press and other tributes to Miss Maggie Lynch was very pleasing, .ing to the Popular Union have arrived in Rome. the Choir will have covered the ground and she was prevailed upon to give His Excellency, Archbishop Hadesmuch more adequately than can be another, which members also loudly sina, Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem. has done here. But only to mention a few ' applauded. Miss Doreen Logan, who been received by His Holiness in an points which might be helpful from a we have not had the pleasure of hearstudent's point: Firstly, the masterful ing lately, sang "Where the River important audience regarding condiThe Patriarch as tions in Palestine, control of conductor over voices with Shannon Flows," Ref ter which Miss Bocured His Holiness of the dangers of out which the most skilled musician ronia O'Lloherty recited in a pathetic cannot succeed: to see only Monsignor way "Sentenced to Death," and the, Zionism and urged the interests of Christians in behalf of the defense of Rella's hand (and were there ever audience showed their !appreciation the Holy Land. such expressive herds?) was to know "Let Erin Remember" was sung by six weightthe phrase, the of emotion McDonald's The Holy Father attended the serthe of the girls, and Mr. Paddy vices in the Pauline Chapel last Moniest tone, or the lightest whisper, all clear rich voice was heard to advantage the secondly, electrically; was which day, when there was a public invocaresponded in "Ireland. I Love You," "The Alarm", tioni of Our Lady of the Rosary. magnificence of tonal balance from the also loudly applauded. to bases, the with effects organ Monsignor O'Hern, rector of the grand was recited by Miss Eileen McMahon,' the wonderful suppression to mark the North American College, was received followed by the three -hand reel by of which all phrases, dulcet pianissimo by the Holy Father on Tuesday of Miss Molly Walker, Miss Violet Bridge without the leas: apparent effort; last week. man, and Miss Molly Doolin, which was and point, telling most thirdly, the very pleasing. The violin solo played The Astronomical International Conwhich shows the efficient training-the Miss Una Finnegan and Miss Maggrass in Audience. by attack. No trailing in of voices after gie lynch,' with Mrs. Finnegan at the Quite the Most interesting Papal authe beat. and did ever a body of singwell deserved the unstinted appiano, dience was that of those composing the ers hold their notes so beautifully for plause they received. Miss Annie McAstronon.i^al International Cungre;;, the final beat. The sustained pas- Donough was heard to advantage in which has been holding its sittings here and unequalled, certainly sages were Abdo." Miss Lynch, who 'O'Donnell All that is most eminent in the asthe note never for a second wavered. by the way is a beautiful pianist, playronemical 'world was present In the musical every that it is to be hopedrepresented, for, apart ed a piano solo, and claimed the atten- ;English speaking world the iohowing society was well tion of' all. The audience loudly apwill be of in'erest, Professor Dynames Sistine the hearing of from the pleasure she had to give us anand plauded, son (Director of Greenwich ObservaChoir, it marks an event of high educaThe minutes of the previous other. representatives, Apstraliaii tory), tional value in musical circles. meeting were read by the secretary Father Pigott, S. J., and Dodwell, ProThe concert was What a great deal of ,our education and confirmed. known for his reRussell (well fessor begins after a score or so -of years! brought up for discussion, and on the searches on the giant art( dwarf stars), The time in school is spent in learning motion of Mr. O'Sullivan, seconded by AmerAllegheny, of Curtisi. Profess., hoe to do things, later we -learn what Mrs. Finnegan, it was decided that the ica famcGs for his stu 1 -es on nebulous not to do. and many howeeto get on committee meet after the meeting and. spirals), Dr. 7-7. Julia (of Mount Wilscn without doing anything. When Carlyle report to the next meeting. Volun- ()beery WI, V. hi .1 coma. elf the 1arg wrote of the dignity -of labour, no teers ,were again requised for Thurs- est telescope in the world"). Pius XI. doubt he had in mind a very noble sell art union tickets, and Miss 'lay questions about asked .deal for its better for everyone to B. McNamara, Miss Prendergast, and the formation of this giant searcher of work than be idle-no matter how Mrs. O'Meagher are to help. A letter here were also the Dithe heavens. saves it as so long Ball work. the the from :ilibeinian humble is .coeived rector of the Paris Observatory and the human being from sloth-the grad- Committee, enclesing complimentary two famous Japanese astronomers. with It's ticket for the ball on the 25th. inst., and eat decline to moral degeneracy. all that is most reoresentative of the not without reason we hear that Mr. R. E. Walsh. president. was apablest cf our "Satan finds some mischief still for pointed to represent the society. The The Hole Father 'e address to those idle hands to do"-and it's not the meeting closed with tlit singing, of the Congiess, in which again composing wleich brain, the idle hands only-it's "God Save Ireland." stands out prominently his Holiness' is worse fore it's the Devil's worksffop. for peace among all men, ardent desire adopt do, to is something This Always have only say in full faith "Credo." s wall worth reproducing:the slogan, Do Serriething, Be Some not enough for to -day. To Catholic is with great and special pleasure "It to pleasures many fighting are of There thing. women falls a big chalice I salute you, illustrious investigators of be derived from much- work if only it for their faith, not in a blatant or ag- -the problems of heaven and earth The could be viewed from the right angle- gressive mat nee, but by good example science you profess is the most beautinot just the ordinary toils that bring and sound argument, and there arguful and most noble that exists; and is in the week's wages, but trying ones. ments cannot be forthcoming unless way of truth' to leads to that which hand at new things in spare time, ex- you are well grounded and, well read up which we all aspire, and to which our tending the knowledge and breaking in your subject. To -day the antagthe way of trath May tendminds fresh grounds; it ran come under the onists of the Church have many argulead to that peace which we desire an heading of pastimes, for it awakens ment to put forth which at first hear-. this world. to that pacification amongnew interests. ing make you feel a bit queer. You st men which is our constant thought. Cold weather! And still more cold don't in the least feel they are right, You, who by your science are led to but they are so temptingly and cun- elevate yourselves above earthly had if we as seems weather! Almost up. served been transplanted to another climate -- ningly, almost Convincingly, complete things, can all the more easily reach this has been such an unusually cold that you cannot aluayli with the on that pacification to which we all conand wet winter in Perth. More than satisfaction to yourself meetFor aspire, and for which we must stantly this slaught of thia argument. ever we feel the need of woollies and work. I am certain that in the story reed to knitted garments. Tweeds are de- reason it is veryandnecessary questions which agiof the profeued fortify and arm Read the best All the shops are scending in price. tate your minds. this ideal which is no yourself with authority, leave ho vulwill of God will have showing very good materials 'suitable the other than nerable poicits in, you- defensive arto the season. For the dressmaker at its place. mour. The TC,Cfli visit of a "propahome these make such comfy frocks for "Our admiration for the universe, for gandist' did much to stir up bitterness this marvellous divine construction, cosyour save and cosy they are home: Fortunately, in mind and tume for out -door wear. Nothing makes with a certain section. leads us reverently notoriety is yod more tired of a dress, or reduces it the day for such cheap thought to the Creator of all this wonand shabbiness, quicker than wearing 'a waning, but that is opei attack, edifice of the heavens of which derful you do know where you are. The good costume. in the house. you know tee laws, the greatness, and more difficult opponent to meet is the the harmony, and to which you feel There is a legend running in print man or woman who never enters a 'ourselves nearer than those who hate in an establishment in Perth that asks church ofeany kind, and tells that "reits customers, "If pleased tell others- ligion is universal," dabbles in "isms" not the wings to arrive of understand log all your speculations and your reHere is a little varia- and "ologies," and who is at heart as if not tell us." searches. tion: A customer entered a bun shop Pagan as the ancient Romans. These "In the name of the Creator of the the other day, and being anxious to people are utterly Godless, and woe ber impart to you, 0 beloved wasn't secure the best of cakes-she ' tide the weak-minded individual who is and not only to you, but to all very fussy about fhe price-said, "If in their merciless hands or under any sons, dead to you who are riot the persons my they are good I shall recommnd compliment for favours-the ever prehere, and to all the objects you wish friend to come to yqu; if not, I shall sent taunt-the insidious undercurBenediction with Apostolic the blessed, got certainly tell everyone where I rent-the ugly insinuations-all like the the good wish that your desires may be them!" of water on the stone, unceasingly drip granted." Have you ever tried putting soap served up add fired at, a character rosoking Jesstits iii away in wardrobes and drawers? Inare gradually becdming unstable, Rome have been especially hospitable stead of buying scented sachets, try much more difficult to meet than the to their brethren who have come besoap-the of bath some large cakes rampant anti-Catholic who fights in an yond the seas, or whose brilliant work white rose cr violet are quite mild and open way. So if for only half anhotir in the domain of Astronomy they are very pleasant Added to this it serves a day. allow yourself the luxury of a justly proud. a &vele purpose; You never run short read cif the right kind. Reading with 1,7r Hagan. the Director of the inits an of a block for the bath, and a purpose must lead to somewhere. Vatican Obi-.-r satory. showed the :in expensive mode of perfuming cupYou will acquire that which is a 'es:: around the domain entrusted boards and drawers. strength and confidence for the arguto his care, and there they had ample In a cable during the week we learn ments of a "mixed company." opportunity to eft that this famous obseatory was wanting in none of as a result of the hooks -of Anatol are to Record" "The Subscribers France being entered on the index, the modern instruments that go to asked to forward their "subscriptions eeeen astronomy. booksellers have been unable to supdelay. without ply demands- What does this betoken? It shows a craving for the sordid. In THAT !IRV MOMENT ALONE. the first place this author may be clever; he undoubtedly is, but what an What will it hold for you--Disappointment or Hopes Realised? a unwholesome atnicephere he create*. Though you may ask for a mirror when your dentist places your new denthe second, what edification is to he tures in posi Lion, the real examination comes the moment you reach home. derived from slanders directed it :my That first moment alone-you hardly remove your wraps-you MUST If a man is unjustly acemerl one? see if they look natural or if EVERYONE will know they are FALSE! and brought to a civic tribunal vhat That is one of the hardest tests all dentures must meet-will YOURS would the world say of his friends who meet it? would not journey many mica to give Remember that the esost peefecofitting dentures will often FEEL like OR NATURAL evidence in his favour, let alone the LOOK a MOUTHFUL for a day or two, BUT TIIEY members of his o.vn househqld nr famthe moment they are inserted. FALSE This is only common decency ily. TEETH. LIKE NATURAL dentures Lop: Dentist Massey -Crosses and honour as between men. Why not When the fit is right, dentures soon feel comfortable, but if they- look so in defence of the Supreme Beirg? ' false at first. they will never be satisfactory. The seer( t of the suceess of Massey-Croane's dentures lies in the principle It hoe been proposed (and is well on face form. and examinasetting, tooth of heririony hetween tooth form, foot now Ito go in for higher Dentist Maesey-Crosse makes dentures that seem to be a part OF the tion work in Christian Doctrine and what and schools. an Scripture in our face. not apart FROM it. Dentist Massey-Crosse makes RESTORATIONS THAT RESTORE. excellent thing for teeday's scholars. for knowledge is power, as has already &I been said, our education goes on after For many. unhappily, school days. His address is 134 BARRACK -STREET, PERTH, over Mansfield's Aucthe penny Catechism is a thing of the tioneers. past. We have forgotten it, and can

At a recent examination held mule, the auspices of Stott's Business elobege in St. Joseph's Convent School, Bun bury, the following pupils gained Bookkeeping Certificates:-Willie McGarry, Muriel Metcalfe, Ilma Gibbs,

(By "Prunella.") The chief topic of conversation of the week has been the Sistine Choir. At every turn one hears of it, but all with one voice that of the highest praise. To a casual observer on this side of the footlights one could not help but be struck by the audience; it was drawn from every section of the community, showing plainly what an universal atcractiop is good music-a truly powerful magnet that draws and Thtre were many who knew holds. not a crochet from a quaver, nor one and to these the plusses terns, musical of musical parlance may be as the dead from the moment the But languages. announc.ment was made that it was probable the choir would appear they

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Men who should never profession. why? try aimed at a profession. And all liked the idea; women the Because so because a professional gentleman is lie much seilerior, to a tradesman.Himself could only' pity them. Christ at was a tradesman. and He worked not other men work. And why would proa before tradesman a take girl the Because she was a fessional man? fool! (Laughter.). As one who was intimately associated with the Sistre Choir enterprise, Agnes Murphy, the Catholic writer, says: "I have no hesitation in saying to that no factor conbibuted so largelythe the splendid result achieved asof his steadfast and courageous support Grace Archbishop Mannix, who set an inspiring example for all the cities vis-

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CHURCH MUSIC NOTES (By "Breve.")

THE FUGUE "Amen!" sang soprano; "Amen!" growled the bass; "Amen!" moaned the alto,

Applying Principles to Needs ENCYCLICAL; HIS IDEAS

31st. ANNIVERSARY OF POPE LEO'S INDUSTRIAL PROBLEMS. PLIED TO THE PRESENT DAY On the extension of property ownerMay 15th. was the thirty-first anniship, Pope Leo says that the law versary of Pope Leo's Encyclical on the favour ownership, and its pol"should 1891, in Issued Condition of Labour. icy should be to induce as many as it has been the foundation of Catholic of the humbler class to become possible social teaching ever since. owners." One result of this, says Pope Describing the origin of the labour be to break down the two would Leo, has "it problem, Pope Leo tells how widely differing castes of which one come to pass that the workingmen because it holds wealth power "holds helpand have 'surrendered all isolated .. has in its grasp the whole of labour less to the hard-heartedness of em. and manipulates for its trade and ployees and tke greed of unchecked own benefit and its own purposes all so that a small numcompetition while the other supply," of sources the ber of very rich men have been able to is "the needy and powerless multitude lay upon the teeming masses of the and ever and suffering, down broken labouring poor a yoke little better than ready for disturbance.' Classes would slavery itself." To remedy this, Soand productogether closer brought be cialists propose "to do away with pri-

With tenor in place. A moment of silence authoriloyalty and devotion to civic civic Most restful, and then auQUEENSLAND tiea but they did not adorebe respectWith vigour renewed laws must Just thorities. They attacked the amen. HawThe Rev. T. Claffey, S.J., of ed, but unfair legislation, unfair govlike A-Arnen A -A -Amen I Erskineville. "Amen) thorn, Melbourne, recently gave a reappreciated be cannot ernment, admittance. gain to Amend" A -A -A -Amen treat to the Sisters of All Hallows. many being unable Keraick had been truly enlightened authority, which retVaverFather of .M., years 0.F 13 and scrambling, Fez citiens. McNamara, all Rambling Father spected the liberty of succeeding the and fumbling, tumbling And ley, Sydney, conducted the retreat of in charge of Erskineville, ExtraorAnd wavering and quavering, the Christian Brothers, Nudgee College. late RCN'. Reginald Bridge. has General regret was expressed when taken Father Cagney conducted the retreat dinary parish developmentThe former And singing and ringing. the death of Mr. J. D. Fitzgerald, at meantime. was the in Sisters, place illness, Samaritan And qualing and wailingof the Good after a lingering school and convent in George - M.L.C., and church, journalist. ited." Notes high and low blended, Lourdes Hill. Politician, announced. . . Sydney, street were resumed by the Governin Till all vigor failing, tion would increase through the extenpro- lawyer, he was well known among his vate property and contend that indiAUSTRALIA. SOUTH ment for railway purposes, and The net proceeds of the Mater MiserThe grand fugue was ended. popular sion of ownership of productive goods. very was and erecthe for vidual possessions should become the purchased be 10s. to £761 a had was he totalled perty Down near the door days cordiae Ball early his In friends. be adminisall to The his of at property convent. month, common of r On the 24th. of last in the crowd, church, bern tion of a new school and the was Of HUGH O'NEILL BRANCH IRISH He compositor. working Mr. Downs, tered by the state or by municipal bowas built on the land ad. in the residence, Compton An old woman knelt. NATIONAL FORESTERS. During the visit of the Sistine Choir new church Irish parents at Shellharbour, The parish dies." Pope Leo rejects Socialism bean old pioneer, died presbytery. bowed. the lionan, eduThomas was reverence joining and In celebrated 1862, was in Mass High district, Brisbane Illawarra to would themselnative a workingmen of buildings, was "the He block cause fine year. a of 83rd alaboasts his in now Mary's (Held Over From Last Issue.) Fort -street and St. But she turned to her neighbour at All Hallows Convent, the celebrant ves be the first to suffer," and because convent being directly cated atschools. of New Zealand. He leaves a widow, The usual fortnightly meeting of the In 1890 he was presiAnd whispered: "Ah, then, being Father Sabena, deacon Father the schooltheand thedral Four lawful possessor, the rob presbytery. "would daughters. it and two church and and sons, two (of opposite Society, above branch was held on Thursday couldn't they decide of the N.S.W. Typo. Alberto. sub-deacon Father Vinci bring state action into a sphere not the 6th. inst. After the ordinary busiUnions daughters pre -deceased him, including Why Dr. Tuomey, who succeeds Father dent Who would have the amen? the Sistine Choir). Father O'Connor Rev. delegate to the European Tradestrike and create utter Mount the competence, gatherof its the of within Mary, chairman Margaret was of Sister Kereack, ness was concluded the members enDuring Sure, to scramble like that, was master of ceremonies. Congress during the marit.me 'I he late Mr. Hon confusion in the community." On behalf of the parishioners a gaged in a friendly debate with the Ile was one of the first Gambier Convent. And to fight for the word, year. that the Mass all the Sistine boys received ing. of the member to rurviving presented was only Pope Leo notes the was of Asseman assistance, Young Ireland Society, who were preOn government Several priests wallet members elected to the return- the original committee of St. Paul's It isn't becomin' Holy Communion. Rev. Dr. Tuomey Labour New "when'soggart. that principle departing the being Lord." lays down sent for the occasion, the subject being priests the Walee, o' the Mass South house After the In were present. lily of Iii 1900 Church. He had been in failing health was heartily welcomed to the parish. 1891. Catholic Bulletin." ever the general interest or any particu"Which would be the better form of in -"The Sydney West for and boys were entertained at breakfast ed to his took only . but . months, with for twelve Wales is threatened or suffers Seuth class The lar Parliament for Ireland, Unicameral or New Ilallows. the All to of called by the Sisters he was bed two months before his death.mischietwhich can in no other way be Bicameral?" The Young I -eland SoFather Kelly, who has been trans- liar. lie was a Minister of the Crown morning was spent in the grounds of FOUGHT WHO SINGERS SISTINE was authority to R.I.P. public lie the Gosford of prevented, oppormet or the ciety took the former, and the Irish charge the Government. taking from boys the ferred Holman All Hallows, in the IN THE WAR. "The a hand- also connected with several newspapers, The must step in to deal with it." National Foresters time latter. tunity to play tennis, football and c, her Pymble, was presented with was warmly welChoir Sistine The Under the title of The Sistine Choir wage earners, who are undoubtedly Young Ireland Society was representsome cheque by his late parishioners and for a time edited the "Freeman's outdoor amusements. Monsignor Rella comed by the citizens. and their conciramong the weak and necessitous, Soloists, Messrs. Quinlan and Carroll ed by Mr- Biggin, Mr. Doheny, and atisa of public and the boys, accompanied by several on the eve of his departure for his Journal." In Irish and Catholic measure full a received certs organisation should lar specially cared for and prosupO'Doherty, and the Hugh O'Neill new home. . their sea- will present a new concert priests, motored to Nudgee College in cles he was prominent, and a good a patronage. The success of tected by the government." of a wholly unique character and comBranch by Mr. O'Grady, Mr., J. C. the afternoon. and were welcomed by porter of all worthy appeals. Only son, says the "Advertiser," has not been of the place vocalists a star took at ten the the of reception present of Mr. and Principal was posed he Pope profession labour, the Walsh, and Mr. W. A. Dwyer. A ago the of Conlon, for hours Concerning Rev. Brother fc.ve months here for many years, Choir, whose remarkable sucSistine proat St. Joseph's Convent, Mount -street, gathering at St. Mary's Presbytery. equalled agreements Biggin onened for the Young Ireland all labour realised in says that quickly College. The boys gave an exhibition Adelaide of community largely was Grace Australia His 3. constantappre July was Hugh on he through for the very O'Grady a cess to Sydney, illness Mr. is necessarily Society, and football" North value and body long soul per rest for of "Italian During his importance and educational achieved through the superlative art of the Archbishop performed the cere- ly attended by Fathers McGuire and the O'Neill branch, followed by Mr. Doincluded, "for it can never be just or ciatiire gathering of Nudgee boys. of such a series. these famous soloists. mony, assisted by Rev. Dr. Farrelly heny, Mr. Walsh, Miss O'Doherty, and right to require on the one side, or ,to They were entertained by the Brothers Tansey, of the Catt edral staff,of and authorithe the Roman and the visiBy permission of (Secretary to the Delegation), on the other, the giving up Mr. Dwyer. to the end the last rites promise of the Sisters of Mercy at afternoon tea. They were also prior thirty About conmade Reyhave who Father Requiem were and singers, and S.J., these Connell, Conties, to Convent, D. man owes Hill administered. a Rev. were Barker duties which At the conclusion of the debate, Mr of those tors to Lourdes Church of the Brighton and Mt. siderable sacrifices in the interest of nolds, M S.C. There were present also himself." Special consideraR. J. Marmion, B.Sc., who adjudicated, and God Mother House. Brothe entertained by the Sisters. Mass was celebrated at St. Mary's forto went vents suppleto men allowed are Leading music, soul. woF. X. O'Brien, S.J., Rev. BroFather liturgical quarrymen, Father his to miners, of -winter. given tion is asked if it was the wish that he should the repose ken Hill, during the mid The secretary of the Queensland Irish ther George (St. Joseph's College, Hunt- of the commercial and professional McCarthy, S.J., Superior at Sevenhills. ment their income by the acceptance men and child labour. give a detailed criticism; or merelT give through and engagements, Association (Capt. J. Kissane), on the er's Hill). and Rev. Brother Whiteley. world were present. The State Gover after outside Leo says of Pope retreat, up wages, Taking his decision and the nurri-are_ot points Clare, gave them their eve of his marriage, was presented wish TE was the this concession Australia will now have The names of the novices are: Sister nor, the Ministry, and the Legislative which thefe was a general election. The they are to be looked upon first that gained by each debater. of band this Lord The hearing of a wallet of notes by the members. privilege of liveliis Rev. Mother the means represented. necessary Maria Dympna, Sister Mary German, as the of all general wish of the members that Mr. Council were Mother Superior in programmes of Sister Maria Mayor, aldermen. and staff of the City present artists Madeleine, in instructive Maria Earlier so Miller, dstingushed Sister give Charles the propertyless. should for Mr. hood of Marrnion the daughter of Clare, Father M. Lane, Administrator entrancing variety, embracing a wide Julian, Sister Maria Kostka, Sister were among those present. The the Encyclical he says that "wealthy criticism, as this would stand them in of Rose Park, and formerly of Redact Cathedral, recently lectured at the Maria Helena. Sister Mary Aubert, Sis- Council Mr interred in the Waverley Station, about twenty miles beyond range of operatic and folk lore music. owners and all masters of labour good stead in future debates. .aueensland Irish Association Rooms on ter Mary Alice. Sister Mary Justus, Sis- remains were new in the engaged singers the All McCarthy should be mindful of this-that to exMarmion then proceeded to criticise the Silver City. Father Irish Scenery. In the course of his ter Mary Edwardina, Sister Mary Mar- Cemetery.-R.I.P. won enthusiastic aphave to and indigent irk doing se, organisation upon the and Wilcannia pressure to ercise speakers, on various the went afterwards political the address he referred to critical art centres the destitute for the sake of gain, and tinian. The newly professed are: Siscomplimented all on their English, and give a retreat to the Sisters of Mercy plause in the most VICTORIA. From an intitroubles in Ireland. several have added to ter Mary Agneta, Sister Therese, Marie, to gather one's profit out of the need said that there was very little to find there. Very Rev- Monsignor Killian, of Europe, while mate knowledge of his countrymen, Sister Mary Ginevra, Sister Mary Isaopera exclusive the in all laws. laurels by J. McCarthy's their is condemned of another fault with in that direction. 'de then Fathers Rom Hayes and Luke suc- of Broken Hill, filled Father Father Lane says he believes the Irish bel, Sister Mary Luigi. Sister Louis Ayres, Cairo, and the Buenos wage absence. of In every divine." his houses and much during human with explained how debates should be conSevenhills at Whatmeeting place are rule. Mullaney would support majority Sister Valerius, Joseph of a Sister underlies dictate Dio"there Chanel, East. contract ducted, and pointed -out the various tour in the liendigo ever their creed, Irishmen would go Mary Monica, cess inin their hope that the comMonsigto anSister much and that it too Thomas, Is imperious Mary to says more natural ptstice Mission "Advertiser' Irish errors made, and suggested ways of The the thought of He aid cese for a united courtry. MonMary Perth? Sister to Sistine man Thomas; the come between Mary of bargain bination cient than any He then allotted the improvement. nor Rella, conductor China. there was an era of. peace and pros- Sister of the in AdeColet. achievements military remuneration Mary birthday that The namely, Sister his and man, ica. celebrated various 'points to the different sides, Choir, North both perity ahead for Ireland Choir Sistine the of Rella a artists fruMonsignor sufficient to support Man famous to be ten ought which were as follows:-Young Irelaide on the 1st. inst. Recently his Grace Archbishop and South. They all wanted the land in the gal and well behaved wage earner." land Society, 290; Irish National Forkept the event a secret, even from the who are now to tour Australasia In the Legislative Council on the 4th. nix administered the Sacrament of Conto be indivisable and the people living the entitled signature organisation a of candibut concert new Pope Leo accepts collective bargainesters, 283, and declared the Young members of the choir, inst., Dr. Nash stated that, in spite firmation to a large number of harmoniously one with the other. it. The Sistine Choir Soloists, and who coming as the usual way to decide wages, Mr. Biggin moved a hearty vote of the fact that Bishop Dwyer had been dates of either sex in the Jesuit in an autograph book revealed Haymarthe at missseason nearly a brief menced and 'declares that the workers have the thanks td the adjudicator, which was awarded costs, ncne had been paid. Fathers' Church of the Immaculate Monsignor and four friends NEW SOUTH WALES. departure. Theatre, Sy-dnea, on Saturdaae right to organise and that they need its on ket by Mr. O'Grady and catered seconded The Bishop, however, had written to Conception. Hawthorn. Over £16,000 ed the Ormonde . . July 8, make quite a romantic record, Mr. Marmion thank"Workingmen's associa- by acclamation to organise. those who were resporsible for the has recently been expended on this to appeal Father John A. Roche, the first Aus- charge Ena strong make Archdeacon addiof should he and and that condition and said that it was stating spire organised and govshould be so brought, The tions members, being imposing the An ed whom with Adetralian native-born priest to be in did not desire the costs himself, but church. North at the soldiers, up Australian the right, who is laid erned as to furnish the best and most always a pleasure to 'him to help in tions to the seating accommodation, charge of the Elombala parish, during are laide Hospital, remains practically the they fought for liberty in the Great suitable means of attaining what is anything of this kind. A vote which) wished that the sum (over £2,000) and the renovation of the interior, one O.P., among was the past six years, has spent over Dumanoir, Paganelli Signor War. Rev. Fathers e. aimed at, that is to say, for helping should be paid to the unfortunate some of the works. This is now was then moved and seconded t3 the £7,000 in the erection and improvethe earliest volunteers, and on many rid Eviston, of Salisbury, who are also each individual member to better his woman whom they had taken up for of the most beautiful aid massive of debaters was carried by acclamation. comrades ments of church buildings in the parweary his occasions inspired Dr. Nash went on the suburban churches of Melbourne. in hospital. are condition to the utmost in body, mind, their own ends. At the conclusion. Mr. Biggin gave a . Recently a iarge dormitory with to ish. patriotic songs, which lesCasinging against by anti -religious Where campaign and property." the to refer recitation, which brought a very endied lay sister, two additional rooms, have been added tholics and their institutibns. a terrors and Clotilda, Victedium He sened the Sister Mary unions exist, Catholic unions are reAfter forty. years' service with joyable meeting to a close. to the Nimmitabel Convent. These pointed out that, though they paid the torian State and Federal public serConvent of Mercy, campaign. the outbreak of war the At at suddenly commended. The next meeting of the branch will sere blessed and opened recently by same taxation as other members of the vices, Mr. J. W. O'Halloran, Registrar Angas-street. recently. She had been signor Facchini enlisted as a volunteer be held on Thursday, July 20th. Father Cooma. Dean Norris, P.P., V.F., has rein religion about 25 years. The de- with the Bersaglieri, and once, after his horizon in the person of a young they Australia. of education, State for Court High the community of Roche congratulated the people of the supported their own schools in addition. signed. Representatives of the joint ceased Sister was a native of Victoria, singing of the improviso from "Andrea Irish -Australian tenor, Mr. Alfred O'THE W.A. DAIRY. district for their grand spirit of unity. He considered it a disgrace that certain services, together with members of the and in the world was Miss Thora Gal- Cheney," the enemy followed a volley Shea, who gave a recital at the Queen's and the Protestants as well as the Ca- high military officers should climb to Crown Solicitor's office and the court She had been in indifferent of bullets with an outburst of applause. W.A. DAIRY, Wanneroo-road lagher. THE Even London, bn June 15th. usuHall, Conthe to Salty tholics for their lc health for some months, and collapsed He was mentioned in despatches, seriOsborne Park. D. Keane. Pure milk power by the aid of sectarian officials, tendered him a farewell at ally reserved critics were quite run off inst. Sectarianism was entirely ab- political 2nd. Silver vent. the the won and Sunday, of on after Mass ously wounded, delivered twice daily to any part of the their feet at the first recital, and it tactics, when so many young men the Law Courts. sent, and the average broad-minded the Church which was called disloyal Medal and Italian Cross of War. SigMay her soul rest in peace city, direct from our own cows to cuslooks as if Dame Nellie Melba has now his on Protestant had no time for the Orange bad fought in the treat War. De entering only An interesting address was given by was nor Pasinati tomers. Tel. A4381. Supplying the a compeer in a compatriot, says the ranter, whose chief object in life was Nash quoted several distinguished milivon Gaethern, M.S.C, at a Father His Grace the Archbishop blessed artistic career when war was declared. Rev. Convents and Colleges. London "Universe." Christhe of of stone Help to continually slander and attack the captain, Cady of foundation Our the rank in the laid to rose and He quickly tary records made by Catholic soldiers. gathering at Kadina on the 2nd. and was later appointed Political ReCatholic Church and its Convent Sixty thousand Catholic young men tians parish hall. North Fitzroy, recentpresbytery new Schools: "The Orangemen." said Father Australia in the in- inst. sident in the Italian Colonies of Northenlisted, and they comprised the ly. He is touring He Roche, "were an ignorant.crowd, blind had terests- of the Mission in Papua. ern Africa. During 1915 Signor Gatti. proportion of the Australian forwith met not had he through bigotry to all reason, and I am same that the remarked who was then en active service with TASMANIA. which numbered 300,000, as did certain it is far easier to inoculate a ces, encouragement. The Papuan of the much population the glorious Perugia Brigade, was dicivil the in Catholics sunbeam than to make an Orangeman Commonwealth. given the missionaries had Government St. rected to perform at the Theatre of the The new school building, near to Dean Norris delivered a rational." providing medicine for Mary's . towards con£100 be to Supreme Command, and he had the is which Cathedral, whom of fine address on Catholic Education. A conversion the before in natives, the in conjunction. with St. Virgil's honour of singing several times Archbishop Kelly, replying to a mohandsome sum was realised in response tion difficulties had to be overcome. ducted an many is It Generalissimo Diaz. To Signor Sarti Sunday, on opened. be at Nevitown soon thanks will of College, seldom and for tear, to his appeal for funds to liquidate of a medal of dupes were distinction proud They fell the additional ornament to the architecthe 2nd. inst., referred to certain peothe cost of additions. He left for the went half a mile beyond their native conspicuous bravery. ple who were always speaking about ture of Hobart. rewas . and messenger a of lieutenant, When rank the village. front with loyalty. Some of these were the ediRev. Father P. Kerwick. who has reone had to provide a companion during nearly fbur years' service was Mr. Charles Culley, one of the three cently been transferred to the charge tors of the daily papers, and he would quired Signor Rasponi get the message delivered. A roadfor Denison wounded three times. elected members Labour of Strathfield parish in succession to warn them not to confuse loyalty with to the been cut by had miles his of 100 way until was, was another volunteer, and succeeded His Grace suburbs), VENERABLE SISTER and selfishness. FLOWER," (Hobart servility and the to creditable ,vas IN HONOUR OF THE "LITTLE THE It theta-wilt of to is He in winning promotion CHILD JESUS. election, a builder's labourer. went on to say that Catholics had real mission. TERESA OF Don't Miss Hibernian Ball, July 25. commended highly goer, was and Gr vernment that although but cne a straight lieutenant, and fellow, an honest mile and a half separted 400 white for his enthusiasm and valor. Tale and will represent his class loyally. we are sure, be pleased from 12,000 natives, diseases pesuiier jovial baritone, Signor Massoglia, saw The many clients of the "Little Flower" will,dedicated to to her is 'to be allowed not were to to the natives years' active service, and was chapel in Western Australia, of apples were sent four cases first the that 1,300.000 learn to spread. The natives had been taught commended for his patriotism and overseas markets during the season Built at the Sacred Heart Convent. acres of hundreds fel! and devotion, it is rice, but honours the to cultivate first to propagate military valor. Unusual just closed. The Prices were good. Asefthe Sisters have been among the The natives honwere giving fine yields. growers will not make much profit. The to Signor Belli, who served during the should wish to be the, first to erect a chapel in they that natural reonly readily and race addiin modest costs were a war as an artillery officer, and, hi gai shipping charges and other our of this "Little Favourite of the Sacred Heart." of those STOCK ministrations IN the received to make ALWAYS bravery, for sponded market help COFFINS the medal to a will to TARRAH orchard and tion Teresa front the to Little CEDAR, OAK We feel confident, then, that all those devoted who came to lift them out of their the growers' profits small. the Knighthood of the Crown of Italy. their gratitude for the many PIER Note the Address: to raise a fitting monument in testimony of superstition and cannibalism Signor Conctantini was fulfilling a confavours she has obtained for them. corner, has been purchased tract at Petrograc' when the revolution 'Phone, A4308, Private 'Phone, A2938. An effort is being made to establish byWalsh's sharing in this good work will rethe National Bank of Australasia, broke out, and he suffered great moneIt is requested that those desirousa of"brick" Persons doing so will (5a) in Melbourne a branch of the Catholic has Bank The privation from cold and of £32,000. appeal by contributing and a cost lass our at to tary spond InternaCatholic The Chapel, where daily prayers International. opened in portion of the building. The hunger before he could return to his have their names inscribed and kept in the New tional aims at promoting the peace of recognise the growing importnative land, where he at once entered will be offered for their intentions. the world and increasing the powers directors of the Carmelites of Liseux, ance of Hobart. . for military service, and was engaged . Benefactors will also share in the suffrages for the general uplift of all existing Ca the armistice to up Sisters of the Sacred Heart Convent. right front the at a in them linking who remember daily the intentions of the tholic societies by the getting a supply of over for appeared has scheme A "star" A new great world-league. irriwater for Hobart for consumption, been gation, and other purposes, has Dr. Fulton, who has been connected the get drawn up. It is proposed to with Catholic affi ire since his arrival water from Lake Fenton, which is 55 in Geelong, a year ago, is at present in miles from Hobart, and 3,450 feet above Geethe of ward diseases the infectious The estimated cost is sea level. long Hospital, suffering from diphBACK TO PRE-WAR PRICES. £660,000. He is senior medical attendtheria. ant at the hospital. H.A.C.B SOCIETY. The Rev. J. j. Cailanan has been apThe usual fortnightly meeting of the pointed administrator of the Cathedral DROPHEADS District Board was held in the Hiberparish, Sale, and the Rev. J. McCorFROM £12. nian Hall, Murray -street, Perth, on mack takes Father Callanan's place at J. Bro. p.m. at 8 1922, Monday, July 17, Maffra. The New Jones Edwards, P.D.P., in the chair, also present were Bros. Rock, Ryan, Cullity. Very Rev. Father Lockington, S.J., WRITING DESK Hynes, Cooney and the District Secrelectured recently at St. Ignatius' Hail. in Aus CABINET. tary. Apologies from Bros. McClosRichmond, on "Catholic Action Among the many evils bekey, D.P., and Creighton, D.T., were res tralia." A Handsome and ceived. A fair volume of business was fore this country in this distinguished transacted, and accounts to the extent Jesuit's opinion, is the menace of "flat' Useful Piece of PERTH. of £26 4s were passed for payment. Bro. life. In a weekly publication he had T. Hynes reported attending ball comFurniture, read that figures taken from the Committee, and said final arrangements in monwealth census fcr 1921 showed ir at Guaranteed for This College re -opened after the first term vacation, on Monday, May connection with the forthcoming Hithe average for the family in the whole bernian Boll on the 25th. July were of N.S.W. was less than two children. 25 Years. Application for Boarders will continue to be attended to. 29th. completed, and the success of the funcIn the North Sydney Fedral electorate with couples tion was assured, socially and financialthere were 10,320 married Charges: ly. The members are requested to cono children. In Cook electorate there operate and make it lie event of the were 5,977 childless families. Much of Boys Under 12 years, £18 18s per Term. AN season- Bro. Walter lalwyer's donation this was due to the fact that landlords DO NOT BE PERSUADED BY A CANVASSER INTO BUYING would let to of £2 2s was received towards a prize and people who had places Boys under 14 years, £20 per Term. ADVANCE IN POUNDS A PRICE AT for increasing the membership. The MACHINE not have children. That was a most AMERICAN D.S. was instructed to thank Bro. damnable thing, and it was a threatBoys over 14 years, £22 10s. per Term. OF WHAT WE SELL THE JONES FOR. ening factor which enade the menace Dwyer. for his generous donation. If a young Bravo! Subiaco, St Kevin's, 414, won even worse. life flat of year. the in weeks Three Terms of 14 man stayed in the city he could choose Bro. Dwyer's prize. They increased the life of a public servant or that of their membership during 1920 1921 by Gymnastics and Laundry extras. a merchant, or perhaps a profeseion. 72 members. 54 HIGH-STREET, FREMANTLE. 209 MURRAY-STREET, PERTH. were few men, and only there But PRINCIPAL. the to Don't delay, kindly .send along your For further information apply those suited who had a special type of Record." "The to subscription a brain, who could be successful in P. the late Right Rev- Monsignor Byrne, P.P., V.F., was given an enthuof parishioners the by siastic send-off The school -hall was filled

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FOOTBALL Saturday's Results. East Perth. 7.14 (56 points), defeated West Perth, 3.5 (23 points). defeated Subiaco, 12.11 (83 points), Perth, 5.14 (44 points). points), deEast Fremantle, 7.13 (55 (47 feated South Fremantle, 6.11 1 points). How the Clubs Stand. P. W.

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622 West Perth . 11 8 3 32 696 650 S. Fremantle . 11 5 6 20 697 672 E. Fremantle . 11 5 6 20 703 583 12 S 3 11 . Perth e , Subiaco . . . 1 t 3 S 12 546 766 Goal-Kicking Competition. "Bonnie" Campbell (SP.) .. 26 .. 24 Geise (E.P.) .. 20 J. Campbell (S.F.) .. .. 19 Briathwaite (W.P.) 18 B. Harrold (E.P.) .. 16 Evans (P.) .. 15 Sheedy (W.P.) .. 14 Smith (E.F.) .. 14 Rodriquez (S-) To -Day's Games. East Perth v. Subiaco, at Perth Oval. Souili Fremantle v. Perth, at Fremantle. West Perth . East Fremantle, at i..eederville. East Perth v West Perth. eagerly This game, which had beenfollowers looked forward to by football iv general, not to mention club partisans, pros ed a disappointing affair. The first half of Lasts won easly. the game was all in favour of the ulti mate winners. They played excellently, and completely outclassed West own Perth. who were "hoist with their them ix:Aired," as the Easterners beat in the air, where most people fancied that the Cardinals would be invincible. The blue and blacks showed fine cornbnation, and in the first half were vastly superior to their opponents in all departments of the game. The first term finished with the board showing 2.8 to 0.1, and at half time the record Wests played greatly was 6.10 to 1.1. impioved football in the second half, well as their opponas quite did and ents, and in actual scoring were more board showed at the as successful, three-quarter time 6.12 to 3.4. The contested, but evenly was final term 'Vests were securely held, and never final scores The winning. like looked were 7.14 to 3.5. East Fremantle v. South Fremantle The meeting of the Port Clubs is always fraught with interest to the residents. There is keen rivalry existing between the clubs and the games are invariably good contests. The latest meet of the representatives of East and of South Fremantle was productive was good football, and a contest that Even right to the final bell. play characterises! the open) ig term, and at change over Souths held a s ght lead -1.5 to 1.0. Easts played /cell in the second term, and but for missed opportunities of scoring must have had, a comfortable lead. Their play was vigorous, as was Souths, but the blue and whites showed better combination than their opponents. leouthe led by a point at half time-3.6 to 3.5. The third term was Easts, and the ultimate winners gaited a handy advantage, which they deserved, as they showed out better in the finer points of the game -5.9 to 3.8. Souths made a great and a gallant effot t in the final term. They got very close, but veteran Strang clinched -natters for his side with a goal shortly before time. Final scores: 7.13 to 6.11. Perth v. Subiaco The red legs were, in most cases, looked on as 'V good thing" for this game, but the "glorious uncertainty of the game" manifested itself, and the result was that Subiaco had an easy They had the call over their win. opponents from the word "go," and never looked like losing. In every phase of the game they outplayed their opponents, who wise playing badly xehile the maroons were playing at the top. Over confluence may have had something to do with the defeat of the city combination, but once Subiaco got moving they did not give ther opponents a look n. It is unfortunate for the Subiaco club that their opponents a look in. It is unearlier. The progressive scores were: 24 to 1.1; 6.6 to 2.6; 10.9 to 3.7, and finally 12.11 to 5.14, with the maroons in the lead all the way. BriefletsThomas, at Perth Oval, was the best footballer of the day. In the air he was supreme, then with a short dash he despatched the ball to the forwards. He worked hard in ground play as well .

Craig stood ont for Wests in the second half. In the first half, like most of his team-mates, he was not showing up as was expected. He showed his well known cleverness with splendid .serial captures. Next to Thomas, it was generally conceded was Owens. He was splendid on the ball. He has every attribute of a champion ruckster. He is tall and wiry, possesses plenty of stamina and pace, and can kick and mark well. He was to the fore in all these points against Wests. Gosnel was very good throughout. He was the best of Nests' defence lines in the first half. Bert Harrold secured three goals. and thus did his bit for the winners. He was good in every respect. He soared high and held the ball well. Sam Tyson was an effective follower for Wests. He 'vas not brilliant, but he was hard working, and accomplished much of service to the side. He was one of \Vests' outstanding players in the final termMatson's goal in the early stages of the game gave great heart to the Easterners. It was just the type of spectacular goal ttat everyone likes to see, and it acted like a tonic on his team-mates. Sheedy. as usual, played a very good game, tut his injury received in the last quarter settler' him. It is to be hoped that it is nothing serious. Strang was always in the picture at the "Fremantle Derby." He retains his dash in a wonderful manner. ,nd he seems to be markine better than ever. His goal at the finish was "the very thing the elector ordered" for East& "Bonnie" Campbell was to th to, with a quintette of majors. He marked well and kicked accurately, and kept an eye to the management of the side. Smith. the Poet, was worth his weight in gold to the blue and whites. His feeding of the forwards was a feature of the match. He is still the best of the half -forward brigade of OH Easts. Seldom has better work on the back lines been witnessed than that of Adams :or South. He stalled off He has a wonrushes innumerable. derful knack of anticipationean ' seems was a splendid His be ubiquitous. to display of defensive football. was the shinMudie end other At the Like Adams his rebuttal ing light. always efand frequent was attacks of He was Easts' star defender. fectivefore with the to again once was Giles an artistic display. He is very clever, pursuer the be he whether fast, and is cr the pursued, he shows great tenacity of purpose... McGuiness has evidently quite reinjury received covered from the He against Perth on the W.A.C.A. Saturday, and on "go" of was lull gave a splendid account of himself. His was very specdrop-kicking

tacular. Jack Callow deserves a weed of praise for his fine work as full 'back. He was very reliable in his clearing and his kicking was excellent. Gibson, following, the pack -men of amidfield, was a great worker. He secured t en goals for Easts. Hoft was conspicuous for his fine air work. In this he was as good as ever, but on several occasions he over -run and spoilt his play. Outridge was Subiaco's most effective worker. He played a leading part in the maroon's win. Whether following or placed he was always a circumstance to be contended with. Corser was Perth's most reliable defender. but even he was far below his usual form. Howson _played a fine game. In point of merit it was next to that fine display aaginst East Fremantle early in the season. He is a very keen playHe er, and can mark and kick well. battles like a Trojan along the boundary line. Gordon Watts was at his best when in the pack. Leonard, with four goals, must be named as one of Subiaco's best. He is an adept at "snapping' goals. Hardie, captuied well. but kicked poorly. This, despite the fact that he He needs to secured three goals. practice his kicking a good deal. However he is a good "scout,- and he knows how to work out position. Love was one of the best of a poor Jack did many serviceable lot. things. but more than once spoilt his play by attempting to beat too many oppqnents. Riconi was generally useful throughout the piece. Silverstone's leg was troubling him He should not have stripped. Sexton

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Under 16 V. Scotch College Under 16. This match was played at Wellington Square on July 14th. K. Leahy. for C.B.C.,. and J. (Langley, for Scotch This game College, were the leaders. was by far the most interesting under were: scores age game played yet. The C.B.C., 13 goals 7 behinds (85 points), behinds and Scotch College. 10 goals 4 Goal-kickers for the win:64 points). ners were J. Mitchell (7), Hogan (3), and D. McAuliffe, Giles, M. Daly, 4r. and for the losers Cullen (5), Booth (4), and Langley were successful. The best for the winners were Leahy (best ,tmor- Hogan, ,,f atii, Daly Seymour. and Johnson, and for -;ci Leh Langley, lfawkes, Humphrey, Cullen and Booth were conspicuous. C.B.C. Under 13 V. High School Under 13. These teams met at King's Park on Saturday, July 15. The play wes and unexciting, C B.C. winning easily by a great margin. The scores were: C.B.C., 17 goals 11 behinds 113 points), and High School 1 behind (I pointh Goal -getters for C.B.C. were Proper john (6), Bryant (4), McAuliffe (4), Needham (2), and Heaney. The best for the winners were J. McAuliffe, B. Buzolic, J. Perry, A. Nind, Properjohn, end Bryant. For High School McKenzie, Braham, Newbury, R_ Sewell, and Millet played well C.B.C. Under 16 V. C. of E. Grammar School Under 16. This match was played at Wellington Square on Wednesday, 12th. inst. The game was very one-sided, with C.B.C. leading all the way. The scores were: (134 C.B.C., 19 goals 20 behinds points); C.E.G.S., 4 goals 3 behinds (27 winners points). The best for the were Leahy, Marinko, Mitchell, P. and M. Giles, Seymour, and Daly. while for the losers Leach, Smith, and Hughes strove hard to avert defeat. The goal kickers for the winners were: J. Mitchell (11), Shine (3), Hogan (2), Sullivan (2), P. Giles (1), and for C.E.G.S. Smith (2), Leach, and Hughes. C -B C.

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College and Victoria Plains played a practice game on Sunday, prior to settling down to the association fixtures for the second half of the season. The game was a most evenly contested one to the last bell, and gave splendid practice to both teams for the coming Plains fielded a full team, struggles. though not quite the best 18, while College were without two iron( among their best. The game was kept very open, and with the ball travelling from end to end repeatedly, helped by accurate kicking, the scoring was high. College made the most of their shooting opportunities, and Plains were more

At half time the scores were: Plains, 3 goals 5 behinds; The third 1 behind. goals College, 5 quarter exhibited some splendid comLaniBob sides. both on bined play gan, Jerry Clyne, and Joe Lanigan College the and together, played well forwards did all they were given to do College kicked 4 cleanly and well. -goals 1 behind to Plains 3 goale 2 bePlains were 13 and spell, this hinds in points in arrears at three-quarter time. in the expected was battle A great final quarter, but Plains took possesfrom vigfar playing College, and sion, orously, were outclassed in the last 15 kicked Plains game. the of minutes 4 goals 2 behinds, while the opposition behind; could only manage 1 goal and a good game ended with Plains did College The good. the to 6 points remarkably well with only a few days' their showed and on, work practice to best form to date as 1st. XVIII. Guhl, Malone, Gorman, James, V. Byrne, and Maunsell played well up to their best form -for College, while Phillips, Little, and Dwyer showed marked improvement. For Plains none was as accurate than usual.

good as Bob Lanigan, though Joe (captain), T. Kelly, J. Clune, A. Lanigan, P. Kelly and A. Thompson did a lot Plains deserve congratof fine workulations on winning the match, as the opposition played a good game. Final scores: Plains, 10 goals 9 behinds; College, 10 goals 3 behinds.

Perth Catholic Boys' Club Notes. The first set of matches of the third round in connection with the Churches and Lodges' Association were contested last week end, when the above club defeated Helena Vale at the latter s Lome ground. The game was willing and fast from the outset, and at the lemon interval there was a difference of 2 points in favour of the Vale. Headed by "Cobber" Kobelke, the P.C.B.C.'s made a determined attack. and thereafter never looked beaten.

The final scores were: P.C.B.C., 6 goals 10 behinds; Helena Vale, 5 goals 2 behinds. Those to find the tall timbers were M. Brennan (2), F. Mitchell (2), NotOrrell and Kennedy one each. able absentees frcm the green and golds were "Peggy" Piles, M. Lockyer Edmondson, J. Sullivan. and R. Coyne. 'the most prominent players were KoLivesley, belke, Kennedy, Brennan, Ryan, Helm and Roberts Kennedy, in pivot position, had the call over his immediate opponent; his goal in the last quarter was a gem. "Dids" Livesley and F. Mitchell predominated in the pack, and were instrumental in bringing victory to their Kobelke on the fringes of the side. pack played his usual solid game. "Quaker" Burton had his initial run, Roberts, and performed creditably. Ryan, and Helm staved off the Vale attacks on numerous occasions. Brennan's aerial work was very much in evidence, but somewhat hampered his play by wretched kicking. The boys from the Swan Orphanage will be cur opponents to -day. This game will be played at the Orphanage, and P.C.B.C. players are requested to catch the 1.35 p.m. train from Perth.

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factorily, and although practically every parish in Greater Perth is now represented, we want more and more There are many benefits members. to be derived front this club, both from viewpoint, and educational a social and he small subscription of 2/6 per quarall Catholic for ter makes it possible The club girls to become members. in Haysituated rooms are at present rtreet, over Barna-d's, and new memgeneral the at enrolled bers may be Inmeeting held on Friday nights. atto invited are tending members tend these meetings in order to beaims the with acquainted come better and advantages of the club. Subscriptions for quarter ending September 30 are now due, and may be paid to the treasurer. First Aid.-An examination was held on Friday, July 14, and all our girls were successful in obtaining their certificates. Elocution.-The elocution class is conducted by Mrs- Lionel Logue in our club rooms on Wednesday evenings at 8 o'clock. Dancing.-This class is open to both members and their friends. Miss Mercia Scott, as a teacher of dancing, is most successful. This is evidenced by the numbers in attendance each Monday night. Fees for the above classes are, very moderate, and all information in regard thereto may be obtained from the secretary. Raffia class is held on Friday night. This interesting work is taught free to members, material for same may be obtained at the class for the sum of

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(From the Society's Correspondent.) usual Meeting.-The Committee monthly meeting of the committee was July 14th, the PresiFriday, on held 2/6. J. Tully) being in the chair. .The usual fortnightly dance will be - dent (Mr. were present: Rev. 1 he following held on Saturday, July 22, and a genMA., and Messrs. McMahon, Father eral invitation is extended to mem. Fennell. Waldron, Hegarty Minihan, hers and their friends. Ardagh, Hennessy. Waltho, Oldrini, The Perth Operatic Society recently apology was reAn Prendergast. and and rooms: held a dance in our club our appreciation is due to the mem- ceived from Mr. Dwyer.T. Leadbitter, Correspondence-Mr. bers of that Society. who so artistically formerly a city member, decorated our hall. and have allowed of Northam. asked to be placed on country member such decorations to remain. Mr. N. K. Croyle, leaving for list. Brisbane, asked for letter of introducLEEDERVILLE. tion to Queensland C.Y.M-S. C.Y.L.C. challenged society to debate. (From Our Correspondent.) Annual Ball.-It was decided to approach the C Y.L C. with a view to runThe examinations at the local school The inspector's ning this year's ball, in conjunction. were held last week. For this purpose with that societyreport is very gratifying reading for all a committee comprising Messrs. Tully, who take an interest in the welfare of (secretary) was Waldron and Hegarty, our school. Most of us already knew that our primary school was such that appointed. sub-committee A Subscriptions. any parish may well be proud of, and comprising Messrs. Hegarty, Waldron, one that takes front place amongst the to superappointed was Fennell best schools in WA. Last year one of and of subscriptions. its pupils secured first place in the vise collection to decided was Party.-It Euchre State in the Government Bursary Exchallenge the C.Y.L.C. to a euchre conaminations. 2nd. August Rumour has it that the City Council test on Personals.-Left by last Saturday's has been resuming land pretty extenold home, popular 'Loy sively in the conflict of Monger's Lake, "Trans" for his Though at present he is Hennessy. the scheme cut to carrying a view with leave, his stay in Vieannual already conceived by the Town Clerk. only on toria will most likely be permanent, he If this plan is given effect to, Monger's having arranged for a transfer to the Lake will certainly be one of the pret department of his tiest spots in and around Perth. So Melbourne office In view of this contin(Taxation). far Nature has done much for the fellow memhis of thirty some gency or nothing. done little has man place: cricket and Mrs. Chris. McCarthy is working v ry bers representative of the and the society in genhard for her grand euchre party. e-hich football Clubs, on night to previous the comes off next Tuesday night, July 25, eral, asembled bid him farewell. Messrs. Minihan and The prizes, in the North Perth Hall. of the terms in glowing spoke music and refreshments will please ,ven Preston enthusiasm shown by Mr. Hennessy in the most fastidious. All for 1/6. him, wished and activities, the society's In the same hall on Thursday 'fella in Victoria, July 27, Mrs. Murray will hold a grand in the event ofinhishisstaying and sphere, new euchre party and dance. Three gocd every success of his old place with the assuring him prizes --1st. two guineas- good nusic, On returnhe should golds and and appetising refreshments will be green behalf of the members, and as a mark some of the attractions Mrs. Murray presented Minihan Mr. esteem, and her assistants offer to their many of their him with a pair of military brushes, in friend4 and the public generally. In respondcase, suitably inscribed. ing, Mr. Hennessy essayed to take the A.C.B.S., NORTH ST. ANNE'S (627) H shoulders, own his en gratitude debt of FREMANTLE. declaring that when he first came to society the but one, no Perth he knew The usual fortnightly meeting of the had shown him every hospitality, and above branch was held ,in the Recha- made his stay here full of happy membite Hall last Monday. The vice- ories. president, Bro. C. Edwards, occupied Cricket secretary and billiard lessee, the chair. Bro. Carroll moved a vote of Rex Prendergast, strolled into the libthe for M. Corkhill Bro. to sympathy rary the other night. "Hullo, Rex," death of his wife, who died on July 3. greeted cricket secretary Jack Minihan, members the by carried was The vote looking up from the "Referee." "I say, standing. Various members expressed what do you think of Bernie Hegartv's departure inevitable at the their regret He suggests that your latest stunt. of the Rev. Father Hayes from the billiard rent be lightened a dollar or good the appreciated parish. They all And-listen, he reckons the cricso. work' he has done since he came to ket club should get a big sub. from the help of the With North Fremantle. committee at the beginning of the seathe parishioners, it is hoped to give son." "Good," said Rex. starting to send-off. hearty Father Hayes a very dance: "hut the rest of the committee won't stand it, I suppose." "Well," After reading "The Record," hand it said Jack, "I have spoken to most of to a friend; perhaps he will subscribe, them, and they all seem to agree to it." and you will have done him a 'service "I won't have it," snapped Rex; "I'm and helped along the apostolate of the agin Catholic press. Entertainments inspector Jack Tra han has been talking tc some of the dairy farmers on his official jaunts, and he was airing a lot of his newly -found knowledge in the committee room the IN TWO MINUTES. other night. "You know," he said, "there are some cows that pay and "There are.- said some that won't." Bernie. 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met Mr. Hartrey? ST. MALACHI'S BRANCH, H.A.C.B.S. The usual fortnightly meeting of the above branch was held in the Parish Hall on Wednesday, the 13th. inst., the president (Mr. V. Prindiville) in the chair. A statement and balance sheet was submitted by Bro. J. Markham re the art union, and was received. Bro. Prindiville gave a lengthy report on the meeting of the Social and Sport, Committee, and also n connection with the ball. Bro. Markham moved, and Bro. J. McMahon seconded, that a donation of lOs be forwaided to the Hibernian Ball Committee, and same After the was carried unanimously. meeting members proceeded with the shooting competition, which was finalMiss Ms ry Prindiville ly concluded. was the winner, with Mr. J. McMahon by the scratch man, followed second. Mr. J. Markham. Better Than Ever Before, Hibernian Ball, July 25.

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The above society held a euchre party and dance in St. Mary's Hall on Wednesday, July 12, which proved such a great success as to surprise not only onlookers but the 'members and their lady friends who had worked so enthusiastically to make it a success. The sincere thanks of the society are accorded to the unknown wellwisher who so kindly donated five guineas towards the prize money, also to Mr. Jim Venier, who so ably carried out the duties of M.C. To Mr. Alf Guerin, who made such delicious coffee, and to the troup of ladies who helped with the refreshments and the sale of tickets. This triumph is encouragement for the society to try their luck again, and at 'he general meeting held last Monday evening it was decided to hold a second euchre and dance in about a month's time." If this is also successful the society will have enough funds in hand to provide interest for present members .at its meetings, and at the same time inducements to others to join up.

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1922. 3. To ensure participation in draw ing. all Books and Butts must be in the hands of the Organiser, jet). Moloney, Trades Hail, Perth, not late. than Midnight on Saturday, Augwtt 19, 1922

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MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 1922, at 130 p.m. 5. The Drawing will be conducted by means of marbles in a specially constructed barrel that enstuies effective churning. 6. Prizes will be paid in full. 7. Result Slips will be supplied to all ticket sellers r nd any other applicants. 9 Drawers of horses will be advised

by telegram immediately the result of the drawing is available. CECILIA SHELLEY, E. NEEDHAM,

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The House for All Catholic Goods for Church, Home, Etc.

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July 15, 1922.

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Education Notes

Cub for Catholic Boys Founded Iii k=erth

GENERAL lea IC 2124 Oa Sunday next, the 23rd_ inst., the Sunday within the Octave of the Feast of St. Vincent de Paul), the troneral meeting of the society will be held

Rev Father MeMahot, MA,

On Friday, July 21st, Mr. H. Irving,

AYPROVE.S.

ABChili1SHOP That his Grace the Archbishop approved and concurred in the establiehment ui a Cetholic Boys' Club ie ',edit:lent evidence ui the feet that .such an orgenisation wes needed in the city. The necessity for a me -ii; `of association for the Catholic bey, of the metropolis has long existed to a more or less serious extent, and is now no lees apparent in the interests of suburban boys. thet is, those W ho :ire not already organised its their own parishes and are within easy distance of the central meeting place ',The object of the club is thus to provide a want, the importance of which cannot be exaggerated. 'The boys Catered for are of such an iere when guile the ounce and weidance would 'yield most advantageous results. and without which disaster in matters of faith and morals would probably reeult. A weber hi a valued American contemporary toys: "It is well known that boys between twehw and eighteen years of age are the most elusive of all parDaring the day they ishioners. . are at school or at work. and in the evening they arc pn the streets or To reach them elsewhere. visit to the hotels is nearly always impossible. It is equally impossible to influence, teach or guide boys with whom von never come into contact. To bring about this contact in an agreeable manner is the foremost aim It is far of the (Boys') Brigade.

SOCIETY. OF ST. CENT de PAUL.

boy to :wing his chum lien than mon a Sunday school." or not. paletable Very true, This ':bib, then, is for boys who ale -too young to join the ('eti-mile Young There is, therefore,. an Meter; Sotiety. admirable °ppm:lenity for both theme organisations conjointly operating to each other's benefit. older members of the former body, as time goes on, being absorbed into the latter, while members of .the latter with young -r Brothers or friends (t)o young for the society) may urge them to become members of :he former. The club commented with forty' (40) members, and at the filet meeting the following officers were elected: Presi dent, F. Preetoil: vice-president, F. Smith:' secretary, W. O'Neill; treasurer, T. Keogh: committee, F. tinesley, Mollrennan. M. Roberts, and P. Giles. Meetinrs are held in St. Patrick's Boys' School, Wellingtem-street, every Fraley evening, at eight o'clock. Games ere indulged in after the meetings till ten o'clock. A football team has been formed under the auspices of the, club to. play in the Churches and Joe:lees' AssoeieF. Livesley 'has been elect,' tion. Lasier :or into a plte.

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aminatioes oT last year.

By a recent home mail I received write of the passers set at the first gen-

e -al enaniinatiun of Christian Ducteine

held in lreland. 'The beginning reform introduced by ;Free Ireland le ,the eetablishineot of a written exam That is Metier) in Religions Doctrine. Of recent years it a sienifitant fact. Professor widely discussed. item Corcoran read a patter at the Mae nooth Union of MO nclvising it. and suggesting how it might be carried out. The papers indicate that the progranune is ekin to the Oxford tied Cambridge Locals. The examination iehee be held Intennediete each year during. the Board Examinatiene. This yea, it is ndt comoulsory in 311 dioceses, but it is hoped .that it will be. adopted lie all next year. Results will be 'published At last as in the. secular subjects. Religious krowlerlge has aneweal cur the ing with the other redejects of rictilinn. it is cow of the same portence es Arithmetic, or Engliel: ete. Perhaps that may be coneidered a small boast for Catholic' Ireland to make. ' Vet, anyone oho, know., the status of Religious Instruction in the

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felt the necessity fee a *Lee' mele., core at the Port. and now that it au accomplished. fact. the two bodies can ' co-operate with great hdrantage Vincentian activities there. ,List st cek's "Record" there WAS etitili,,she a notice' drawing the atten-

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airticles of .furnittu e to enable them to L, l ': shift rolls kin cnapty house. Pefore 2 (,,... i. e'clotle c>jt Friday,' or hOhin 20 hours SUBSCRIPTION RATES (in Advance): 11, 0 i:, ,Y,1iained bye from the time that the notice was Aleut lip', Quartialr, 3/3: liter -Nearly, vital sl.'ti:,;ics of early. et° the Etlitor, the r'fl"F",--at of the Set' 1. 1711,,,5' (.1.1,1'c in do home, of the riot' was ire eeeettit of ii wire from Mr fe.relies .1 of in e wedlti Nntes. II!0 firs Nloite Ord rs, Stuart Pat-tot:Son, ad K. rein. aelo or horse'. the reed owe after et., 1111,,f [iv 111.10 hayahle to PATRICK mellilieir nor/ are s that the recessary ietienz he purrl,,t ,1 the 'eh te. Reno'. I le :were, BRYAN or -THE tlEtlottii... chased. and the eceennteeent: on to hit.for chased, When tour; lop hew aildre.,s. please owed 10S1 ter Ca, -me:nee:0th Cr state 001 a(1qr,.... ii, Well. ertion hi payment. This il'uttiptiel "'skin daet he tier-rage fre die family it: the Copy 80.1 matter for iii PowN ow Sotolt NV::cs was less current week's I=oiie must rstrii the Irish schools, will deem' this reform a (fir! example of Christian. diehriliennt..j4 Mr. alettersorite pheAlebte eve-. ,Editor not Inter Bean mein 0,4 In the North thee two children It certainly has reit , and ;emblem' :It-aided advance. enT-.'nin. a -nil M. Mem in vice-eaptain. mg,' lie tot At satnewat Lbere ate nun* *0.it 04, Fedr,r,1 were ?on W A. in. St 1r.ey footing equal an not vet reached achieved brilliant el Mi.'s. they have As a teem for retui, we feel sure ,that afttintief.leis egtnen it!: no chit. 111,32`1 Even the half-hour allotted. to it is teettlts already. has grentlyhcomfort0 fisie\liturtarie-he all cornoupileation hope 'Iron. end 'al ;meth, large electeraie us often infringed upon. ,Let to attend the are rermestecl Member: Ines, his pleanute 'in, stiyha4. envRECORD." wee w. liee-ly 11.000(ehildless fend THe P'erIncli PRA -or or "THE -1 weekly reettiner, and bring along any thete will be e changeeven tereetter'than- the ri"'F'tr o Hot tall, if.p.0, Perth. bode,. co could Se neali1 r Bishops, have n6 fear of competition in likets Tricrril,er, with them. private Teleptihees; bestowed. tic Cotameawealth. have ,crt 1,Iail th etvehorit Religious Initruction. They RUIN THE SPECTRE OF -2AMAT/ON. 't- he edeirferiit een- in d'. al eucri that .:Moter :c sanctioned the refornr. The' appro4a1 fee a:!,0c11" thry drew defiei ..c'es erring from r4tural s.1ruR1).-11", JULY 22, 1922. in Relio test competitive of a written her living br, leffielh-th One of the slogans of Mr. Hughes in NOTES. Wh. n ice emu _east the alne,et NEWS AND stew, will be a welcome re THE ARCHDIOCESE. pious Doctrine will; year variouspeimle. next of election campaign the rieteee lo wre of a mrelern sutiety who question the assuranee to RINGBAEXING CIVILISATION: with 'ber.t,vva arnslt we. und7tand. be "economy and reve. in due, Close of etnee's life, Yeti can't say you have been to eery advisability cif introdtwine ec.mpetiCALENDAR -JULY, niters" texatlom" Only when he saw 4,1wetriitee duction et workine girls ee.tots beeiecre die if you the season Doctrine. It of to Religious event live methods important Pre -The gst.ing be Moll Devotion for the The world doesn't seem to moth.Winahtne khitl a cent ram appeal to the country aptei ere 1. eping on to tile irinee of to the Ball on acweight the Hibernian go to will additional don't add Blood. dens weeicoome Prime ally natter hi pc-dee:tato, or aven het_en did our very generous who a peramhelarre ne swonching hies Will) the stied So don't fail to ceptedCatechetical maxim: "Whatever Tuesday, night next. gi"t' it to the eneiet ,a.terment. noweithstasidine the eteity 1 domestic life and eharecter of the early Minister turn his 'thoughts to economy S., 23. -Seventh Sunday after Pente- lee there. The arrangements are per- is a good method in education in rievae 'sided ettiliterian methods put ferearit Gospel: liy their fruits you eemens are' --and not then until an insistent de per; cost. fect, and you are assured of the time eral is a good Method in CatechNtics." It - 1.1bcfre toe human yanceine.it for tilt. mend W is made upon thc Government shall knoe them. --St. Matt. vii., 1-5- of your life. The dancing will be of a would be *// safe theoleaseal op noon to t hard to find !re such sterility. Many mot pen... Green pseudo-seientific On he affects Apollinaris) Party, whom (St. C.:unity e.errilee y the 2k citing female: are unfitting iv,ARDANUP eccept the decision of the Irish Bishops. one Violet high order, and the supper the flame. specitheitions. A thousand and M., 24 -Vigil of St. James. to regiti!. with a stoic's indifference. teem:elver. for motherhoed 1,y wiener tickets are: There is noldnger any room for qualms Red Once again. the price of the quack meth; :Ina cults are otwrating, trolled suhjection to modern pagan The real persidon of Federal finance is Tit., 23.-St. James. point. 7e Ss; on the (FrofOur Correco orient.) double, 6f conscience Ladies, 35; genelemen, circle, White retell in their men --particular . fir from tieing satisfactory to the elec- W., 26 -St. Anne. plewairee. 1Vhilst the 'people of thee inetteiP., Red 6d. within the lioundaries of civilise -I he Th., 27.-St. Pantaleon, Martyr. tors of the Commonwealth, or consoling Re:le-ice is a duty imposed up a; us The papers related ere set le- the In another column attention is dior soelle of them, well? enjoying the is His adminisciety to (leafy humaie na-sure an -I to ell, if civilisation' is to be saved item a F.. 28.-55. Nazarius, CelsusPope Victo time Prime MinisterGra le.' The Seniot lightIld music of the celeStated SesJunior Middle regardipg and traded to an announcement Red I. has Innocent and gratify human desire, We hive: th! eetravaeant, and Pope tor "lie vhe overtration has Fern terrible, breakdoe n. The age of tina C.146ir. Dardanup peed- ,eere- too the Kalgoorlie Cup, the paper is not available White e sweep on eacademic and faehionabie cult -of the throo-s religion overthrows the basis of crewitiesably inweeserl the burdens of S., 29. -St. Martha. proceeds of which are to benefit the junior students usually falls lisetweeri 14 elth the gaged ip an:tieing' them e-Eugeniet, the physiCal culture of the all human society," wrote Plato in his the taxpayer, so much so that Federal is 15 to gr./de of middle proand 16: that Building Fund. Due Hall Trader. good old, gauze of cash hhe toura up Schoolmen. who see-'_: to build His Grace the Archbishop will preach minence is given to a postponement of demands upon the earnings of the cornLaws. And the Paeen moralist Ci cr. 17. .There are tau papers in each tic - ht, oret nameot was en eincloule kat the Cathe at anrrun.superman and improve on the eresent devotions irksome evening at wrote: "4,311 (moral) things are moved .munity has become grade with four -divisions: Cathechien, the drawinZ date interest is running heelt :reeking are natural output if maid:Mil, the philosduly excessive, end is producine grave on Suncley. lty r figion.- T. religion the State will Church History, Sacred Scrupture And rangernentis for (17e nese. ohne 'patty A ewohours of music and mirth will ophy of the promoter:: of small fame look, if order in the discontent throughout the Commonto is be compelled C.S.S.R. O'Sullivan, t en queetiun Father same The Rey. Instruction. 1i to chi August be held h A :pair of Cates he held in St. Joseph's School, Victoria Les. and the more exticente adyt wealth. Since 1914 to 1921 Federal would is to be inair.taine4 and society \ are set for all the grades in Boulder City giving a retreat to the etionvatiarliad brosliee.' :, a remodel lea Square. on Monday, _lily 24th. All Catechism of birth-ceetrol, the free-love and contaxation has increased from £16 387,906 Tieing reattered en the front preecrvid Joseph, merlon,St. to be of They demand the text Sisters WAS ,the ax,,fi,ftrienZs 'her case, first the and patrons are assured of an evening equal .-. cubinage of the divorce cult, to 252,427,421 in 1921-a difference of rucks f Hem, and moraratrophy. will be judged a.carir prize. and' many. pacer e r eluded the Father Tuohey, C.SS.R., is conducting to if not better than those already held ed. The atheers other. abominations springing from the nearly £30,000,000. With this extra beito. is look The programme will grade. Governments iieg to the, In Vain .. The ConMr. ite,r; the lucky' Geo. at winner, in the Sisters for a retreat in the School Hell. Tickets are the '1.1e -Chi istianising influence prevalent is activities to build up the de?, on his shoulders the taxpayerthe based on a -concentric idea. each trade second prize, was won i,e Mr.. Wily vent of the Good Shepherd, (Leederville. molest sum of Is. present-day society -all of tilem the tominercitil , also loaded with an extra one by when et/freebie-1 a fuller the same ground with of the covering roribility Stan. *yen of l'acton. Mies Ceeireen Dot hes Murray, outcrop of that naturalism which Father ' State. and this, too, has grown excesThe Very Rev. The art union which is being run in The hepies each time. ie etting its way into the heart of so won thellarly'e first pries. whteh wag been and is being generated by an Monastery, aid of St. Patrick's Church Debt will .explanation the sive and most oppressive. Discontent C.SS RI, Rector of are wisely selected, affording scope for a eplendidly h.iri-worked IncileerSt. patient of ultia-refined and allegtdly superior noticeable everywhere who is a on is markedly Perth, Hall North id the Hibernian he drawn its cret thief sacItet, whilst the second prim, a Sin and May broadon Original instruction The chemist's leaboretory improving is and 'higher education. which takes no count Subiaco, must Commonwealth, All butts throughout the John's Hospital, August 1st Teesday, its niece, and cannot those the Church it supply elotiences. en knowledge; drien tenet-centre, the gift of Mrs Tfill stein k -.does ofeCrod or His Christ. unless the Prime Minister is able to put from his illness, and it is expected he be handed in on or before the end of incentives to human effort and sacrifice the mysteries of the Unity. Trinity and land, was wen ty.little,"gias Dore' $tur our modern civilisation is slowly tread - which the lesson forward an honest and' workable prowill be able to return to the Monastery the present week, as it will be abso.1 and It- are has given Inca, .:shiest. Questions of Calvary cartara. The gentlerzienh lint arise is and ,fog tower& absolute atrophy, gramme of economy at the general shortly. lutely drawn' On that night with no to beanswered in Irish. to mankind. was the gift of the -young Teen. trudging along the high road to ruin, elections next year we prophecy a drasAll who have tickets postponement. Clergy Retreat Act will Instruction ,annual Nor the -Public ,The a delightful stieinne who sereArtie 16. elbows. down at heel and out at tic clean-up by the electors. kindly remember the butts must be in' the desires of the human heart. of the Archdiocese of Perth will beMecCaffrey is selected as the text on ed, the floor, was -cleared Jot' dancing. scrap heap-nothing stands between it satisfy the possession of Father Mots before SepMonday, on Ten ComMonastery at -queo tct the at the A glance get back gin We Must Church History.. ..ehieh contintied till eeryellate in the but deway and and ultimate corruption that night. SIR JOSEPH AND A LUNCHEON. mand-3'0.1We and observe then. tember 25th, at 8.30 p.m. The matter tions 7 in...junior, and 6 and 7 in wee small hours, of the niciehting. Such and that luxury, de4 / the Decalogue,lawless Qor"Liber be -street, will King 47 lectere Conference that 'the the Limited, will show-, however, for Gilbert,. was the y nioyment theta:there were one the ablest Antonio Anile, of deterume desire is t-r..pravity, and All our Agents -General have had extees" of the Codex up to Canon 1276. method must lee teed in teaching. The ninny "last" dances- before ktlikk. agtoal Perth, make an important announcechampions of science and letters .in ed ti smash. Forcibly thisawful and of English hospitality-cr perience a to relative af 'those questiotis' columb in each added. query in another ment termirl'ated. last dance of St. a *NA-Eight's doctor sergeon. us by Italy, ein,,ent and an the parishioners upon of A meeting repulsive fact is borne in shall we say British commercial c 5cannot be answered from a memorised entertainment. The nutstie-Was7 imp,bedside X-ray unit, which should meet and Minister'' f Public Instruction in Church will be held after the ir the abnormaleincrease in divorce and Every' Patrick's and good feeding. pitality in the hospitals rental the text. bible History is. of of requirements the plied Miss Dolly by Skipteeneh speech make and in a stirring to the lt,alnin, Cabinet, world. on Sunday, the 10 o'clock Mass --4.a crime statistics throughout time a visit is made to a commercial ,final A done from the actual text of the ScripWee Alma Meyers, with; OX tr, 1 by delivered lest May satd: "1`..e have arrangements in devising means city, suburbs, and country districts. Criminologists in America have recenta capitalhoic club, or a function centre, of the simplicity expected the age Are of ture. Pupils of this other demonstration Mr A ; lady and ley Carl rihcu plata:des, vp onInte I up, n oatural the debt., cited oft shown 'fearing, ays of ly stated that ol-wervatioil.hae connected with what we were once in toe have hlone Schuster, etc., already. Meyer (violin rnaeterott St. Thlenhonto trace the good attendance is earnestly requested. apparatus will shortly be given- the ,..that the %educated criminal element is 'rind physieni science:. .11wont to hear Sir Joseph Cook iwhen The principle is that pupils from 14 sus' College, New Norcial, and wee Perth. Gilberts, Ltd, are also the ex' outpacing' the old order of criminais. ' liets of our moral conduct, mid to give conducted McMahen Father :all plain Joe Cook) simply he was sysrears onward 'Should become familiar 3? for the famous Delco-Light agents really enhancing, . Soitic Dutch -oftat and that it ik a far greater menaere to es some answersconcerimig our human Instruction Religious on "Resin Proesida" between the Common- amipation tem, which has proved a boon altrearlY 'Yeah the Scriptures by having a copy hers and friends motored from. Rune' society than the old uneducated order. destinies and tlfe irrepressible anxieties and Britain, it seems the uspal St. Anne's Schools, North Fremantle in this State. Quite a good idea. burn. and on leaving il'epiesseliel.delleat. districts of them in the. country many to agitating .our souls. Science remains wealth The old class of criminal does .hot reSacred the Wednesday thing that one must eat and 1. -ink if this week. On The habit t! reeding the Scriptoo. et the hippy time they had tipent The turn so frequently to the prism as the as mute as a Splenx on the subject, he hopes to be a successful A.G. and Heart Convent, Tuckfield-street, was tures is a rare one among our Catholic Rev. Father Butler wishes to thank 'and one driven to madness one }Cho has had the advantages f ed NORTHAM. Next Monday the Presenexamined. of All, is good. the drink es/lolly traibeen cd to laity. They had never 'the donors of prizes alrendo mentioned, l'-il one persists in questioning it.'; ucation. And it is a sinister aspect tation Convent, Iona, will he inspected, course, is booked up to "incidentals," do so. I hope our schools' will accept and. oleo Mrs. Skipworth -and Mr Ten,of what we 'shell calf the cultured crimCollege, followed by Cotteeloe, Loreto Theo news of the death of Mr. Richpays. -That's how taxpayer and the refcrrn by ineistin the this one point, rfe, of Picton, who fle41alild ssa Iheietiinal that he professes 'a contemptuous -ard Brennan, of Fitzgerald-street_ business is done," we have been told Osborne, and Claremont! .ing that each child ever 14 years has a ful "double-decker" wedding delta. The disregard for all religious Ii ;lief- he reas a great shock come will in we sought, Northam, when -street, men, ty commercial Havelock Church, Testament., The Patrick's copy of the New St. TOPICS. CURRENT corrimittee eif,lidies. was re ccpreet spects no moral few, er anyektiv that They to his numerous friends throughout the our innocence, enlightenment. paper deals wit}:the matter cf erosible, for the suereeeful enterteinis finished. 'Great thanks are due to stands between him and the gratin. e occurred on, second event The'ead district. refreshments Mr. val-ae of know the and should architect, the can see that Henderson, You easily Instruction. Mr. . menteThe home codling of Sir James Mitdons of his desired.. The rued bonzes Sanitorimn, and a luncheon. What would happen it is based on Power's Mauual, and the James, the contractor, for the manlier Tuesday, at the Wooroloo with chell was nut nearly so well advertised of evetw-where are crowded he had been taken institution which work. to 1-,y reru! t Johnson happen hi' misrepresented Pussyfoot their gene& should out carried questhey Catechism. The which explanatory in class. depraved as the landing of Plain Bill Hughes. of his types having ago, after fortnight than a of refreshthey less his idea ants. along and force The tions require careful teaching. The beauty of the...structure which Efficiency and make-believe have their whose intelleett, have been blast of the Northam Hosinmate an law of Engof been statutory top end into the ments at the not re -modelled well would even clone have text book of pervert - own peculiar 'ways. poison .e.1 tIle land and this courtry is an appropriate. Murray -street, is an ornament to that pital for several weeks. Complies- \ secure a high mrrk id those papers. A. Examination In Religious Enewlecige. influenks of .1.51 knowledge and the tieing followed an attack of.P1teumonia. It might mean a con- part of the city. conjecture. good text book is a great help, but tie: Middle The voice of 'unemployment is still a social code, built updii a prostituted mid it was considered advisable to scud siderable saving to the taxpayers of the things which really tells is the inse tepositivism which denies the existence loud in the city, and Harvesi. Terrace Cited:4E7e late Mr- ETrenThe to Woololoo. it but him this country, and Motherland flon imparted by the teacher. DIOCESE., GARALDTON is not nearly so comfortable a place of a future life, and panders to the Wales, South of New ice Was a native the nan . 1. Vahat evil befell us in COI' would rob the A.G. ship of a lot of es some misguided people imagine it to libertinage of human passion and deThe many friends of Sister Mary quarter over a State this -, to also came of our firs; P1mt might and sins It Of the life. things of good Examination iitl Religous Knowledge l,c. A casual 'survey 'of present day sire. Ciesivent, Presentation of the Thomas, position up a to take ago of a century 2. What is the Church? mean a more rational view of many civilisation, as it opens tip before the Junior Grade -First Pacer. Mount Magnet, will be sorry to ,learn e. as guard in the Railway Department. 3. -The Sign of the Cross things, and more -considered judgment moralist, is far front being the geoid Sir William Lathlain has been enterBridCatechism. eene Soon after his arrival in Western AusWhat is the of the death of her mother, Mrs. lbrings to ear minds, cer`eiii in commercial deals. thing that pearly two thousand yeare taining the exclusive Million Club in Clonget Ryan, which took place at to Northam, transferred was cotisequthe he in speech at tralia, 1. What evils befell &oilcan. Joseph's mysteries of Sir meaning of tui! and struggle and human seenSydney with his emotional loyalty. He 14th on May Ireland, Tipperary, oulty, carried years he twenty tl e, "Olia where for over trice of the sin of our first parents? 4. Write' out the words of luncheon tendered to him by the Manfice should have made it- . Men cod nearly hurt his heart with a petvervid and a large outihis duties as-goard. He was one 2.. What is the Church! Father" in Irish chester Chamber of Commerce when he last, 'leaving a husband women have sieved and suffered in lab' indignant protest against the applicafamily to mourn their loss., A son, best known employees in the ser°Elle 3. The Sign of the Cross signifies, and .5. If there are !beet Persors iu Ged,is reported as having stressed "the oratories, in schools, in mission tion of the word "ppinnty" to the new necessity Rev. Brother T M. Ryan, of the Chrisvice, and was universally eetreemed. his things to our minds, certain Divine are there three Gods there?. for migration and the piecin the wildernesses of men and the mifrants from overseas. Sir William on was present 'Limerick, Brothers, tian making disposition mysteries. Explain. quaint and likeable ing together of the unexploited reChurch fiistore-. einely places of the World, to woke the se-as on "holey' ground- the best capiThe- sympathy of A widow him a favourite with all. 4. Write out the words of the' "Our scurces of Australia with the estab- the sad occasion. Thing called Progress, and to clothe it talistic environment in the city of the IMacCaffrey, Chap. VII,, p. lee:Chap. our readers will go out- to Sister M. grown-up family of Fix daughters Father" in Irish, and lished industries of Britain." Does Sir r. ith a queenly., dress of grandeur, but Beautiful 'Arbobr. are III, p. 2.i and two sons survive him, and to them 5. If there are three Persons in God, Joseph mean that Australians shall be., Thomas in her bereavement we the curse of the lest empires of Greece 6- Give an account of the pontificate the sincere sympathy of many friends are there three Gods there? come hewers of wood ar.d hard delvers sure, and may this intimation prompt and Ron.e is obtruding its -bestial preof Gregory VII., of the rebuses he cor The Meibounto "Age" is vigorously for the repose of .the a prayer place took many-funeral The the of extended. benefit is for the material in raw Church History. sense. and winding its stultifying rins baildnre the Federal member for Perth, netted, and the great Catholic prim May she rest in deceased's soul. Or-what on Wednesday, leaving the deceased about our rnodernicivilisation. A glut- Mr. Fowler, for a statement ail Senator manufacturers of Britain? Show the impartinclunecd (11facCalfraY, Ch. I..-V eiple he upheld. gentleman's late residence at 3 o'clock the dickens does he mean anyhow. peace. . ted and Godless caste seems bent upon the a brief of work 8. Give account :Ince 'of his work from the spiritual Pearce's expenses to Washington ks to and thence Toectili is e Lennon...2r for St. Joseph's Church, its destruction. lore repr6entative the Dison the continent of Europe by stetuiphint. ,ustralia's to -RIP Cemetery Northam! DIOCESE. the NORCIA NEW Wien the marriage bond was inter- ' -le:ill:cm Conference. The noble Sento the Great V. What events led any one of the ancient TriehemisaionTRADING WITH GERMANY. fered with by a lustful Tticior King, and The Right Rev. Dr. Catalan, 0.S.B., aries or scholars. Schism of the West? Show hog it ator appears to he hard pressed for a ,g, wedding ring wet broken lry an A. Abbot of New Norcia, accomLord perte"the of the often the Church strates divine 'stability, solution. 7. How was satisfactory The Chamber of Commerce is on of Parliament, when human liberty panied by Father Alcalde. 0.S.13., left tuted under the Roman Emperors?What Ch ure.h. good ground when it refuses to supwas degraded into lice.nee, and in reliby the -13ambra on Monday Fremantle he based on these inhy argument Mf. A. vice-president T Davy; of The Gospel According to St. Matthew. port unrestricted trade with Germany. for the Benediction Mission at Drysgion the private judgment of fallible persecutions! the National League of Western 4usinclusive.) (ChapThere is a tendency in this Commonman became snares counsellor and dale River in the Kimberleys. :retie. does not regard our State's deThe Gospel Aecordine to St. Matthew. --8. Whet instructions dirt Christ give wealth to forget old declarations and guide, the Dark Master of Mischief enCatholic P. 'Linehan. Wm. From ficit seriously, and he is of opinion that than-forth* inclusive.) the "soolers" I. -VII rtes ApciAlees sending the war -when During (Chap. pledges. wickedly even as tered Our social order. Bookseller, 309-11 Little Collins St., Mr. Peter O'Loughlin, MiL.A., has taxpayer.should not be over oti their mission? (and they are the chaps who would as he entered Eden. Fromfhen onward, the S. What did Our Lord say shout "the been under an operation. 'Peter': Melbourne, we have received tht latest since anxious about it, it mei`ely is "an which" h.' National narrative by shouting the country _9. Conirdete save the human licence -of unto the present the trouble birds of the air "end Oahe lillies of the number (June, 1922), of the American in the development of the 'Anthems and perfervid asseverations throat has been giving him with the worde: "And behold a judgments have been slowly ring- 'incident "Eweiastical Review," portion of the field?" What lessor[ did He teach g.fns lately, and he bar been compelled to Stele." What fine apologies can he out of fame swore who lovel vehewohean of Canaan and Country of Kull; :sum --the barking Christian, civilisation contente.of Which is as follows: -"The tram them! Show from other words of seek medical attention- Latest bulle trotted out in defence of the shortthose coasts, crying omit, said to Him, mently before high heaven they would tins assure us he is progressing as well and substance of eel-der:es of Christian Sensitive Life of Our I3leesed Lord in His the; lie ,did not mean that His Nationalist of 'our comings` GovernThou 0 Lord, with Son y (mole, again themselves never associate Have men It is a painful reflection that ment? . Had the abnormal increase in utitsrt. as can be expected. All his friends, the Holy Eucharist," by Rev. H. B. followers were never to suffer in this of David: say daughter is grievously Now we find them German tirade. our judges in divorce in this country and in the masse they hulk big, wish Loughnen. $.J., Xavier College, Mel- world. our State indebtedness the been work ' importWhat the cooling in dek-il. -off by a much cooled very troubled er unable to cope with the rush of :'pr, him a speedy and a complete recovery. hourne; The New Code and Reservaa Labour Government, the atmoschamber of Time -to -think -over -the applicants who went to break their of by Rev. Richard G. King, St. eight Beatitudes, and ex- ant lesson does it teach us? the tion, ()note Mrs. and Mr. he to phere would sulphurous made with Congratulations the of an amendment With mutter. marriage contracts,. and that in Eng The Scapuplain'eny one of them. maledictions against its criminal exArthur Pownall of Leederville, on the Paul Seminary,byMinnesota: basic wage and a general declaration Examination in Religious Snowkalga. land recently an extra judge had' to be the Very Rev. I'. E. travagance and incompetence. Inbirth of a son and heir,. Arthur was lar Devotion, for reduction of wages, the capitalistic appointed too help cleriroup the Aegean "Forme Grele.-r-Sccond Paper. the on Note 0.C.C.: Examination in Religious KnowIettt. Magennis, C.Y.M.Seharthe with stead, according to Mr. Davy, it is only eircle reeognise the necessity of loweran old favourite stable of divorce in that eountry. .1.1 Rev. the by - i.,pi...es:ten of the Creed and "an incident.ia development." Apart ifrcm sport he and his Corporeitatis" of Scotus, tiers. LogicJunior Grade. --Second Paper. ing the prices of commodities. New' Hampshire, 1.J.S.A., the rush into The York; New 0.P.B.f., Vogt, Bern:eel Ca-. in workers good ,.he Commandments!. are estimable wife Fuller Exotanation of Prayer, the ally there should be no reduction of leg edised polyteenwo and lust has beNew Faculties Granted to Our Bis1 Under the first artiele of the Creed, Mass. Saeraineets, and Ieduleeneee. A large It will comfort' taxpayers, especially wages without a commensurate reduc- tholic circles. come a scorching scandal. religiof reports Quinquennial hops: ceteeeei as folly as you "tem the Catho. prayer nieces1. Why and when is tion in the prices of commodities. Mernumber of wives have no regard for between now and July 31, to learn, aceue to the Holy See; Apologetic Thethe Nature and Attriof labour must be considered equally '?What are 'the conditions re- lir doe chants and other agencies arc not discording to a prominent Sydney weekly. the sacredness of the marriage bond, J. Connell. Francis Rev. ology, the boy of merchants r with the producers and quired tleit our prayers be heard by butes of God. posed to make a reduction in their proand men lightly enter the marriage that that £25,000 gift by his admirers The subscription is G. country if continuous raids are to C.SS.R.. Rome. -el? 2. Christ wee nt once Lail God and state 'nerdy to make a conquest to to Prime Minister Hughes has been fits in the same ratio that labour is this annum. per 20a the applaud We be made on wages. Explain the meaning and the Man. Show 1/ its 2. What is a sacrifice? compulsorily called epon to make. their pa.seions. These hellish abornine, deemed to he non-taxable. It has been consequence of this union of the two. sentiment that we should build up the the Mass is a true sacrifice. They still want to retain their wartime Lions are sordid sidelights upon our euthoritatively adjudged a gratuity! SILVER WEDDING. in Christ. natures Empire all the time, but we must not 3. What effects are produced by the modern plogress avid civilisation-butIt puts another compleeion on "what profits, but they insist upon a reducMary's. PRANK--CEILleAM. --At St. How *does it 3. W,Iftt is a vow? hope to do so at the expense of the Sacrament of Extreme Unction? tion in wages. The cost of living has tressed as it is alleged to be by the is a salary?" Hughes was made a preCoolgerdie. on July 5, 1897, liy \the and efffer from a good re;-t!utiori? working classes. We do not want to ineelid. by an is meent 4. Whet not appreciably 'declined, nor' has it higher culture of the schools: sent of that sum for "services render()Mee. Bernard Joseph, Father Rev. stavee. eeof parof eronomie Give obligntkons are the a class gencrete 4. 'Vhat eaerament? the illicit. level with what an to a reasonable come ed." The publicity given to that From st multitude of sources pseudo' fourth son of Jacob and Mary Frank, nmplem. how Behind the cry of "Trade with Gerent ,eearris their children? worker's wages. It is no use Mr. Pitchphase of the atrocious business pre New Zealand. to Alice reformers and teachers -All wearing Nchain. opinion someour '-,:i this :nattur? is in Show there many" Indulcrence? in an want don't cheap a, What ford saying "we chides any tteniel whatsereer of the their self-made brand cf infallibility Magdelene. Youngest daughter of and something that is Indulon ulterior thing teaching Catholic, 5. What does the Church teach, *tit the majority when how the in Australia" goods the deed. amount reasons prompting put forward their claims to recognition William and Mary Ceillam, of Bucknot in the interests of Australian deregard to theft and restitution?. of the people of Australia are clamant Mg as it did to a public scandal. It ge at Ifibermah Ball, July 25. as saviours. and are generating a corningham, England. moczacy. . fur cheaper commodities. The world is a crime upon the people's genuine Alex corner in modern society which i

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WARNING. Standard and Times.") (In the Philadelphia "Cothnitc behaviour. The The wrong embody them inlesstheir Pala to basically omit) is N wesomething developed in them; tiler That are is ninth, of 'elneinnati inhibitions churches. k recess upin303 an the is whedays, but more reckless ii: ...lent illustrates with the youth of our lain calls himself -Catholic," consequently. they are acting poor, re times with 413 priests and 218 churches. Then out the And so so. in THE BLINDNESS OF THE lisert o. Pius Xl. tooird the iun in which observers of our New consistent Paul, St. more ther the public calls him And order, and their in c.. rising following The What of the C. SOPHIST. eeriness sf almost unanimously agree. far the public doesn't. ideas and theories of theirweale. Dubuque, and Sante Fe. paper, 'wise its the for Orleans, s ha sat made censured have Whether severely Nuncio," is doubter it. ihe the moment, generation this at 0 is E. chaplain knows patience youth "Show me your God!" his by shockits the desigdistinewelel himself daring improprieties of dress, h,4s a right or not to claim it. cries, always iv was 'manners, A.,:tivitj of simplicity, modopen to Catholic of of :mil vulgarity right and no Recerd skies. has kindness A Splendid ing boldness nation Catholic, he f he iniquity and perversion expresI point him out the smiling .01,1 the street, its frank Chapscenes; the habit of going ten-One its general lack of reverence, :et ten, addressed to the ?atholi.. he e.as The proud boast that it ha,lied"ever ern youth is summed -It, in one day I show him peaceful sylvan utter its tout. and on not aptly i dra authority very ust; ap1Vai'saw pel.lic of for and disrespect lain, as long as the to pl.itie any person wee who told sive wordisrlapperism which moral irI show him winter jilOW0 fest of This is a failed of -tesserl; accosted by an old Jewess disregard of traditional standards r tent; acknoaledge his claim. the was COEIVeyS the intended idea plied for a scum is made by the Room I show him situation the in desperate facts The emogenthe for and but of Yoik him outward decency. matter not for theologians, had had no Registry Department of the New air responsibility, mental instability, I show him hills roek-ribbed or For a lolig time she who in. case are too patens to be denied was at tlemen to settle, League of Catholic Women in the for tional impulsiveness and uncontrolled strong. husband her from excitement. word swig; glossed over. nual report of that organisation concraving for pleasurable children, and I bid him hear the thrush's prophenothe front. She hadAfive To Hamm Galileo. More than 5,000 people The situation is truly grave andindis1921-22. This flapperism is no isolated Christian neighI show him flowers in the Ousegreat want. outharm, for the much rose; of tc her It is plainly the logical ductive menon. sulted Cie department de Ss; the year, was/in be the scene of a great celeadvised will had The lily, ViOet and babbling Pisa from so she said, far disinteare set bour, streams; moral furnished iedi younger and ; the the of ors, Ratti mental of applied xi the cretigns occasion ''Mgr. come of while 1,004 the on show lam bration Nuncio. the to Things were appeal hopes ond dreams, cation of the statue of Galileo, given by being of an inoffensive nature. course. gi eat attenrooms, and 1,318 gration of the age. The flapperism, I show him youthful the listened to her story with The made. The Home Luncheon Club servwith eager hear ts: cannot be allowed to run their we see on the streets and in to come to his I show 11;in maids his Eminence Cardinal Maffi.accepted duty of the which the protion, and asked her day. marts; eisle, an avimperative she the business to heroines have When It meals 29,900 dance hall, is but the echo offlapperism ed authorities I show him toilers in the municipal followme the youth house modern sun; The save to the day. of moon, great 170 a a to educational the 150 sum generation and older fessorial her a good I show him stars, the statue, and plan to invite the un- erage of from distri- appeared he gave in so long tolerated and from itself and to protect it from the I show him deeds of kindness cline; CONVENT BALL. number of Italian notables tonot been Emergency Relief Department with which to buy a cow, In which have been in universities and in buted 6,502 garments and thirsted money of serious dangers that beset its path encouraged aid date of which has in the I show joy. show him care, air, ball -reiling, annual be may children's The If men give utterance order that an effective remedy And still he holds his doubting fixed. It is noteworthy that the lata school roonas theories; if they delis, the funds of St. Joseph's Convent' and if I provided. it is necessary to make to unseerified ConAnd faithless goes his way,see!for he est public tribute to the memoryfrom I and accurate themselves Southern Cross, was held in the statements in searching startling cannot of and comes conscientious. soul of Galileo of 10. blind July Is echievements vent School on Monday, night,inclement diagnosis of the evil. So far, discusa attention and gain attract -John Kendrick Bangs. to order the Cardinal Maffi, who is not aonly to sympOwing, doubtless, scientsions have extended only to the notoriety, since they are unable tofl acof a Prince of the Church, but weather and the counter attraction most (By Annic, in the "Irish World.") toms and carefully avoided to touch on fame, they are intellectual upist of a high order. One of the Must Buy Altar From Heirs. of a billed' to show on the following the roots of the matter. By tome fatal hieve circus it art of DO.' works I If many pers, lacking mental poise, devoid the Mind well of so I Don't beautiful nearly not John was cenSaid event the moral the of "Begorra, night, Air: gaze the Nannie D. Conarrie, of Philadelphia, tomb is the fascination, of responsibility, giving way to Florence of sense an patrimony the Nevertheless, by Peter usual. St. upon attended as has been exclusively presented the Church of Lloyd George with a smile; the itch of publicity and acting the sors of the ageitself. of Galileo in the Church of Santa There the cause "Now please sign just here," said enjoyable night was spent, and Our the Sea, to the parish of Ogunquit, Pa., fixed on youth it worth while; irrepulse. To such intellectual flappers Galileo died in Florence in a Croce. was a financial success. found. Youth "On the word of a Briton you'll findknow you're true blue." be university, function to in not is listened evil and apparently also equipped the 1642. has the of youth our unKing George will be happy-he'll representative was, unfortunately, church ith the altar and vestments, does not originat, moral movements. college, school room, lecture hall newsmind if I do." of "Begorra," said Mick, "I don t able to obtain a list of the costumesbut which have been in use since the Youth follows in the wake of the older paper, magazine, navel. Is it surprisPatron Saint of Writers. participating, State, is Free children generous it instinct The call various strongest established. the war Its church if it responds in a characreristical"We'll give yam your freedom-we'll bait. To celebrate the feast of St John, a goodly muster, and the generation. plastic- ing, was -catching greatest vote there Its a imitation. free-'tis of donor has now gone to her reward; but that QUITE ly youthful way? not you." the Catholic going writers, p'r'aps please of Tho' dresses to saint and bright easily patron sure altar the and the the 'Tis of that readily sight be to her heirs asserted ity permits it The evil must be attacked at wh 'Twould have pleased John Redmond. and Writers Guild, of New York, arrerged s through the intricacies of the grand vestments are part of the estate, and assimilated to the prevailing ideas pasA n.ild warning to th root. ir the said Art, "I don't mind if I do." decelebrated tasteful Mass "Begorra," the a High with auhave to the church the combined only ruin. is by It more; march, with must be purchased moral conceptions. with fire an toy the seaports; cultural play Lady Chapel of St. Patr'ck's Cethedras hold of the hall, made up a very the needed army-but corations is reflects What our that out mirror nothing. take sive thorities. A judge in the Probate avail will "We'll noon on the 6th of May. The celeIrish-of sorts, gay and pleasing picture, and the task Court has ruled in their favour. and moral environment of the age. The You can set up a new one-true repair the grave damages dare and and anew." to to brant was Rev. J. J. Wynne, S J., of the judges (Mesdames-. Hogg and reflection, indeed, is not flattering R.I.C., B. and T., and the 'G' meg to prevent similar corruption of the the During I do." one. preacher of the occasional sermon if easy give no the mind' to was don't Snook) calculated "I our rge, and rather "Begorra," said Mick, next youthful generation is a reorientaThe Dead Limit. Rev, Wm. F. McGuinis, D.D., LL.D., We early part of the evening, a children's us pause and a timely warning. tion of our educational politics. rever help you make jobs, Missby taxes-'twill won was your president of the Inaeri ational Cathoyou competition A section of Anglican clergymen give waltzing "We'll Nobs; must again learn to cultivateresponsiof India Archbishop Hayes In the last analysis, we shall find the be happy-they'll all be great screw." and May Fitzgerald, lic Truth Society can O'Neill (says the "Catholic Herald name Mary friends es of Your sense a and growing the respect good with ence, "Cre brings a present on his throne. All ethert are so keen on sharing our and the children's dancing generally re- fundamental totrouble 'Twill ensure that their loyalty bility. the was he a lack of reverence. if I do." generation were cordially invited to attend. -tholir " that they will even go they flected great credit on theil- teachers. "Be,goira," said Art, "I don't mind youth is very hard irreverent Rev. an by lint presented were green, prizes 14 lekah 'ef opening lettersto which Some bright Subscribers to "The Record" are good painted be to callous may is It Comtoo, them. with. deboxes, deal post also to who "Your I mean, know are not addressed Father Planes, 0.S.B., to earnest re- asked to forward their subscriptions us Big Centre of the Church. old women. You know what unresponsive some and of winner delude counsel the 'Twill O'Neill Mary Mies plaints to this effect have reached clared too." the without delay. In America the number of pei-sts dea monstrations. T,at accounts for and Give P.S.O. a job-'INDESTRUCTIBLE' from several localities in which the popular girl competition, with Missif I do." termine the rank of the Archdiocese. extreme difficulties which parents "Begot," said J. J., "I don't mind Church of England chaplain a.,1 a es Norma Henry and Kathleen Monof New York leads endeatheir Archdiocese in The give expeAenee pact, a chaplain-to Roman Catholic aghhn second and third respectively. educators remedy the existing abuses. can with us make with 1,141 priests and 395 churche-. "Now you twc and Craigand them their legal designations-are reyou'll find you're well backed; The result of the doll's name guessing vours to is absolutely indispensable The Chicago archdiocese has 1,06f To unite against Dev., you'll Reverence like glue." it sident. Whenever a letter addressed stick competition was awaited with interest if Philadelphia safe is churches. 362 cannot priests and the empire For to educatio a A cynical youth not do." I if to "The Catholic Chaplain" falls into mind all the evening, and it was at last an295 and don't "I priests Art, the 828 with said third, comes he "Begorra," chaplain, E. he educated. It is, however, Mr. S. Chester had carthat the hands of a C. of nounced 744 with fourth, is irreverent Pcston churchestc be ether opens it, discovers it is not for him, we'll give you a nice new Viceroy, ried off the prize. Only two persons nature of youth St. Louis addition has "In churches. 295 mind of and priests a toy; frame like This Cathu:ie looks and "Roman he cynical. or re-addreases it to the guessed the name (Sally) correctly, He'll be really the boss, intho' is fifth, with 528 priests and 324 churbe been grafted upon it by false ideals his court suit of blue.Chaplain." sometimes with an apology, look nice it was Mr. Chester's good fortune tosaid, Paudeen 565 with Won't is sixth do." education. I of Baltimore if as ches. a methoels mind wrong rigmar, long don't be and but invariably with a first out of the hat. It may "Begoera," said Paud, "I writes and 229 churches. Sae Fran"Daring the winter months,"Terrace. to how the designation "Catholic" be- priests in passing, that this handsome prize Education of the present day delibfair or foul weather, cisco is seventh, with 447 priests and Mr., M. Jackson, of Petrie a long pull-a strong pull-in "Now longs to him as much as to anybody. was donated by Mrs. Kennedy, of the erately sets out to kill reverence in the together. very all is hang Milwaukee we'll 211 churches. I used to suffer severely " heads up the Brisbase, strips with tastefully It and empire Hotel, Blue." yot'ng. Cross the th' of In and else. Now the question in such matSouthern hearts with 440 priests and must be Red, White from sore chapped hands. Westerly It drags ters is not whether the C. of E. chap- close to seventh, The Green, White and Gold damned if you do." dressed by the Sisters of the local Conbloom from everything. windn seemed to dry up my skin and The guesses, at 3d. a, time, everything into the dust. It speaks "Begorra," says Ireland, "I'm vent. make it red raw. laiihave sum, and might of the past. a very handsome in children brought contemptuously her that " In Zam-Bak I found the beatused. order HosIt thanks chiefly to the efforts of Mrs. littles the wisdom of our fathers. they so sorely needed. The moat soothing remedy I had ever relief 7,304 dressings to 1St. Vincent's milk the dowork was matters thus the Nuncio Miss Scrivener. During of morality mere nightly it gave wonderful and laws from Kennedy the calls Applied pital. Volunteers for labour. received money The cracks, of to ,bng the cow by softentbg the skin, healing the the evening the children were regaled of convention. Modesty it brands as nated 19,000 hoursself-supporting N W and Goldfields V:sitors uecial. normal girls more than sufficient Renovated Thruughouand restoring toy hands back to came hack to return what with a sumptuous supper, while light hypocri;y. It glorifies the instincts Home Club for old, is The woman Monsignor Zam -Bak also cured my conly Catered for. Pnder Owner's Personal Supervision the laughingto, existing months condition. round five Ratti handed against now were revolt refreshments praises and and women, left. thumb," was poisoned badly a rapidly of for it be have daughter Proprietress. who keep M. M. MULCAHY, The supper arrangements adults. ditions. Can young people, shown by thr report to ly told her that she should PM P7'11 wes, were under the supervision of a capable been reared in such an atmosphere of TY CF1',IT.R. 7, AND SHAMROCK ITOTBLS. aawa, growing. her children.' suer is, lidos. sk., Zarot-Brk Music was supladies"committee. burs, mad; adin irreverence, have left in their mental Gel lax fdiay Progress. reverence? and any equalled. McInnes up Church's McGrath, by make Misses by Kathleen, plied moral and Maddened Bravo! made. in the "Ca- Taylor (piano), and Mr. Dixon (violin), Can anything be sacred to them when A fiery propaganda speech Kathleen Norris writes inbreathlessof the Messrs. P. T. McMahon and A. Donscience makes it a point to besmirch "Running Bulletin": Glasgow by a learned divine tholic of doalways nelly acted as M.'sC. Prizes were in the course whatever it touches? Presbyterian Church,declaimed ly after false gocie ourselves, Bros., Doan against Bros., hurried Brennan by and nated To the ideas that are presented to which the dominie dissatisfied, always jealous of Ahern's Ltd., E. S. them the young react in emotional rephySops, and Levinson encroachments ourselves the called modelling he what and anxious, Carroll, and and Dwyer the Sons, of Scotland, and in \Vigg sponses, and in practical wave They upon the prostitutes Roman Catholicism RAQRACK 1. i f.,ZFET, turns out to sically Plaistowe and Co., Nicholson's Ltd., do not reason upon them, but by some particularly in Glasgow, race tracks, and mentally upon French Brenon Perth, of Sons. can and SOOTHES & HEALS THE SKIN, Albert who and tterring instinct they draw trams be a very valuable commentary any foreign faddist or freak in nan Bros., of Kalgoorlie, and R. J. hem their practical inferences and the progress of the Catholic Church a lecture hall, need we be surrent doa while Cross, was It of Southern do? Braysher, these regions of Scotland. but it (1)0 prised at anything our children supper were kindthe Beatitudes nowadays nations towards the bitter speech in many ways, business Church hhe Who teaches and the pure glib ly made by the various local undoubetdly show that the E. VcCARTITY, -about the meek, nrr. Times." woeful the thirst people.-"Yilgarn-Merredin to and and, hunger strides, that made great spirit, and they clergyman, AGENT. chagrin of the Presbyterian after righteousness?" LAND ESTATE AND COMMISSION YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY. of Irish most of it is due to the influx clergyROOMS NO. 43 AND 44, Catholics. To begin with,ofthethe most Spanish Social Work Collapses. A.M.P. BUILDINGS. (From the Society's Correspondent.) (Second Floor), man lamented that twoCatholics Bisand The decision of the Archbishops (Held Over From Last Issue.) 'Toone, A5217. distinguished Scottish the varidissolving Phillimore, Spain, of Professor and Bishops heki hop Graham The usual weekly meeting was ous committees organised to promote on Monday, the 10th. inst., Mr. R. E are what he described as "perverts But, 'I the "Great Social Campaign" of the from the Protestant Church." the presiding. There was a falling Walsh been has Cacountry, Catholics of that Barrack and Murray Streets. Perth. the speaker is to be believed, off in the attendance of membersepresuch rapid transmitted to M. Hefrera, chairman of weather. wet the tholic Church is making great to owing sumably dissolu"T-'.:e Famous "mnigg's Chease," of order danger the campaign. The strides that there was a The social part el the meeting opened Hierarchy so-called tion was made because thethis Soldier's to the Protestant city-thefewer "The 6f singing the nationwith that than no had reason to, believe THE'PLAC TO GO )'OE Protestant city havingbesides Song" by members, Mrs. Finnegan acthe caFILIURION wide social movement among Catholics Shore" was 38 'Catholic churches, BATS, SILK and Chap- was to result in the formation of a companying. "On byMimed 73r. -" raw.: Campbell Miss thedral, with its Metropolitan and in- political party. The, action of the sweetly 'rendered SHIRTS, 80X, TIES. kTO "Fontenuy," ter, and a number of convents egergreen the by the followed end an to aus- Episcopacy has broueht stitutione worked under Catholic recited by Miss Shiela Finnegan in her GENTLEM8411 WEARING APPAREL arisen amo ag 111 syssortnoto controversies which had The So much in the, way of numpices. ]eaters cf usual expressive style, Miss Maggie ORDERS PER,ONA'LY SUPERVISED. COrKTRY the Catholic, of Spain. adto bers. But there ate other directions heard was by those Lynchts sweet voice Ulasthe movement, it was asserted in which Catholics are active in adunite all vantage in "Because," and the audi opposing it, were planning tointo gow, as the clergyman sorrowfully DON'T FORGET THE a sinmice showed their keen appreciation. Town country the the of that is . the Catholics His fear ;) itted. .;,i)ORESS of Mr. Jack Walsh gave us one of his object SUBIACO gle organisation vdth the Vermeil. the Parish Council, and the loudly was 'nava, which numerous recitations, in Spain on BARILACII sad lOUREST-STRITTg, Education Authority are in danger of creating a Catholic party Centre an ald sang Biggin 40111111R Mr. the or applauded. Catholics-a the of the German by model the captured Kilbe.ng From Step Irish song, "It's Only a THE TIMBER AND HARDWARE PEOPLE. Popular party of Italy. The French ffairs wIlich he admitted have an o- larney to Heaven," and he well deservWITH THE The would have been out of the question 'Cardinals add Archbishops IN FREMANTLE. ed the ovation he received. Ettie promulgated WE SUPPLY EVERYTHING IN CONNECTION has which ganisation 11.1 MOLT COMMODIOUS HOTEL BUILDING TRADE. three -hand reel, danced by Miss Miss 0 promoted a social and religious and and .apiLockyer, Miss Melly Doulin, DEPARTMENT. programme, and nave given their COACHBUILDING AND WHEELWRIGIIT Marisfs' Missionary Work. Molly Walker, was very pleasing. Th. proval and support to various Catho SULKIBS, AND are doing wonMarists CARTS, but French W.AGGONS, The sweet voices of four of the girls were FARM programmes, IN like having SPECIALISTS lie bodies tribes. heathen the among work purely REPAIRS. a derful heard to advantage in "When byIrisha that clear it made have they great of Nyasaland, a part of the Eyes Are Smiling," followed Molly party composed of Catholics political and Miss Portuguese Africa. of obplateau pretty piano solo played byMiss would be both impracticable and the E. McBritish settlers have taken over The Rooney. A recitation by jectionable. half. part of the social 'Suothern the the in completed territory Mahon the from most convenient approach is programme. Remembered the Poor east coast seaboard, via the Zambesi The minutes of the previous meeting Volunteers Thc centre of trading activiNumerous charitable bequests to River. in were read and confirined. se.1 Marincluded the were there and institutions Blontyre, is at ties Catholic were required for Thursday to OrBucktickets in aid of Clontarf ists are working indefatigably. Their the will of the late Christopher known union art expressmembers seven and long, !lowing beards and white habits ley, a political figure nationally Francisco. phanage, The to help. make them venerable and conspicuas the "blind boss" of San after a Re- ed their willingness rereported on the debate with cus figures. They are held in great who was buried in that city president Church. Since ARMADALE. spect throughout Nysaland. quiem Mass in St. Don.inic's given to the I.N.F., and had much pleasure in their coming they have baptised almost The sum of £100 each was McOARTECT. reporting that the Young Irelariders 7. P. '6.D 'deli Arnatete Rohave TeIciticione, An account for £1 nine thousand natives. They each of the following institutions:Little were victorious. Prepriette for Asylum, seminary a Orphan including Catholic nine missions, of music to be paid to Mrs. man cost being Holy the Tilts, have also over Sisters of the Poor. Sisters of negro priests. Finnegan, was passed for payment. The 4,000 catechumens, and nearly 300 Family. Sisters of the Helpers of Holy, concert was discussed, and it was carschools, while their students number Souls, Se Joseph's Home for Deaf and ried unanimously that further discus Their sick calls over a Dumb. Sisters of Mercy of St. Cather- shun stand over until next meeting. over 17,000. rude and wild country, infested by ine's Home. Sisters of St. :Joseph and es a number of the members who A many dangers, number more than 40,the 'Chinese Mission -of San Francisco. would be taking part were absent. The 000. 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things prevailing ha the North-east corner. "Contrary to the best interests of the profanaand things from disrespectto see that the nation, the peace and progress, a section; it is her duty are of the country has been partitionthings tion holy Sacraments and all and in a ed off, apparently to give us a specitreated with due reverence, If that from of model government. men p.eserved proper manner, and as her Divine EXTRAORDINARY EVIDENCE OF government is to be judged by results, sacrilegious hands, FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF FAITH. ISSUED the with to DOCUMENT nearly VITALITY more right THE rank HISTORIC not OF must is it "it TEXT Founder has said OF IRELAND-TREATY and government of the Turk in his worst OF RELATIONS AMONG THE PEOPLE The 2dth. International Eucharistic take the bread of the children DMISCUSSION. FOR found QUESTION to be cereanything with LEGITIMATE IS than impressive days with of Congress opened throw it to the dogs." Illy Rev. Gerald J. Gritrin.t spreading, but the economic security preanywhere in a Christian State. The the monies on Ascension Eve, May 24.in The "To every lover of Ireland the The Council of Trent hasonmade the [SPECIAL.] the nation stands in imminent peril, condition of things in Belfast especialscenes took place the subof Ireland is a subject inauguration decree condition precious sent important unemployment of most following with its concomitant ly is such as must shock any man of one kind, by which and enriching us with Court of the Belvedere in the Vatican of the deepest distress and humiliation. ject of Communion under A sacrifice is a public act, in- guts and graces. of an immense throng Christian feelings or even the common "Although eyes, to North or and hunger. the law: presence the our the of in turn declare in we force and the Wherever has custom which men acknowledge two of delegates from every part of the instincts of humanity. Free Soul of Ireland. It is a verya an_ient His Supwe see our dear country torn by South, beautiful one to the usage of Communion inunder very finite excellence of Godlifeandand death Associated and the early that "Not only have Catholics been dethe Church, world estimated in our speunchristian feuds and factions ruin. "We can hardly believe it possible kinds was not unfrequent reme dominion overact, authorised by about Mass offered up forwe should the numbering in yet as the are nied for over twenty months their of get brink Religion, dispatches, the Executives' to Press us brought the 'Military of the Christian have that ages intentions: It must be a public the of and act a official if changed natural right to earn their daily bread cial needs The first performed by 10,000. and earnest when they claim the right, as often as we custom in this respect havingcourse God; this act must bedeputed of "Nothing but the good sense peoof for that and thrown on the charity of the world, have it offered up and almost universally in the Congress consisted in the address like, to suppress the eletcion by relatives the of they body the person appointed or of deceased Father. virtue our Holy solid mindful the brobut they are subjected to a savage percan for be performed homage it paid to who are in force of arms, to shoot their own time, holy Mother the Church, purpose: and it must saved us so far from general of the has and for all those from members ple The fathers supreme administracwn secution which is hardly paralleled by friends, It the XI. in God's Pius their of open God. Pope fire and of her authority thers help of in acknowledgement war. need civil high and other anarchy greatest influenced exthe the bitterest sufftticgs of the Armefor the Sacred College of Cardinals, diplomatic tion of the Sacrameres, and has apand mothers, when engaged in the power' and dominion. Calvary; He ofup for the living and on public general the the offered as is reasons, well nians. this just as "Unfortunately, rights. on ,and ciyil prelates, being of their weighty by ercise Christ really died living no is were with on there ComHis Vatican, look dead: Reign of Destruction. salvation, not proved the custom of receiving up to now, only corps accredited to the fered up His life for our not is this but to murder the free in Purgatory who may who could, while -What deor and Pontiff, shame, imaginthe and earth only, an kind anguish blessed one surrounding helpless death; The under present national are shot down , on the munion what Catholics and Mass. death was. a real the in Ireland. of address law. share them-sosoul and a the to a of Body get need creed it to have the force and streets, in their homes or busibess prewas seated on hie throne, of the dele- everything that was dear ary or apparent one. His from and they alone do not more shameful and wickedworld changnational crime each heaven, or name property. in aside set the and in life are be not delivered order separated they must cial being which God; or wherever they come within Soul were really His dignity-was being hacked to pieces by more calculated to disgust a thebyword mises, of own auany further help from in the tomb gates by Cardinal Vannutelli. ed by any but the Church's the fusillade which makes reach other. His Body was laid into all measure, and in the our fair name the make beyond made opdecree and and Limbo. efforts happy? the this by contentions that So recounted military everydescended have Eminence senseless thority." night hideous and every hour of the and His Soul among the nations? possession of God; they the ieturn of peace ' erations. Communion under for and Pontiff prescribed desire, desthe by can Church terror. military a day But, in the Mass. at the Consecration of hearts system "This whole present on thing that their of losing what they one species only, the species of bread; to a distracted world, and expressed to "Hundreds of families have been Christ again becomes really Legitimate Question . fear Chu ch potism is detestable and unbearable wine are real- they have no so more com.ind she moreover has often declared the confidence and faith of the the altar: the bread and they do not need our and question of the cur people, who regard it with horror burned out. and hundreds the national possess; present Blood: When great "The and much as Body Christ. pray His of just can is into Vicar we Christ the in that that ly changed na- and disgust, and are beginning, because pelled to abandon their homes or busiprayers. It is truethe as He was he was for some ie., as under the two. Treaty is a legitimate question for that respond, to species to one rose men death. Mass of of threat Pope under under He is there just as really ness houses name offer very the to them and Himself up speainne by tional discussion and debate. On of it, to abhor but we moments prevented front followed. on Calvary, and He offers "Notwithstanding the agreement enAnd now let us see how Communion He big question every Inenman is entitles who but yesterday they loved and glorfavours by their intercession; over and over any to His Heavenly Father the demonstration which one kind alone is just as benetered into and many promises, nothing obtain for them personally of course, under is celecannot the subject, Mass by opinion, ied in. the own his that they greeted to time be each because would it enthusiastically was again as favour, or lawful as Uprising. grace and been done to check this terrible We, has each fisial to God. in further National clapA up responsibility and to truth. their hearts can under the two kinds: brated: He offers Himself 10,000 delegates, who vigorously manhave everything that protest made reign of destruction and bloodshed. ' too, hold very definite and decided "The impressive Mass in a mystical and ininvisible are confirmed for ever ped their hands and waved handkerdoes Christ Himself They How and but comdesire. true First: issue authorities can hardly plead world "The a accounts important that labour views upon. From the meagre ner. but nevertheless against it by the and the recep- chiefs. again in glory and happiness. of no avail to That helplessness. They have at their disspeak of the Eucharist often ad- we do not mean to obtrude them on speaks of real manner. Christ shall.never mands universal admiration. by the press of the Pontiff's He absolutely given Well, also is it? painof It on rumviolent, be are tens of thousands of armed tion they first of that can posal the in in but souls anybody, founded'though without dress, only the leading idea offer Himself up protest of labour is He pray for the poor, unfortunate the species of bread of alone men paid for by the British Governa disinterested and conscious love of bling of a general uprising of the naful and bloody manner in which the' wine, "He gathered. The Holy Father declared for them there is no hope, mention Ales! can any nor hell. making part still, while Catholics in the and Calvary, the waiting ment. on on still Ireland's welfare. and lost through that eateth Me the same also shall live that the entire world was offered Himself tion against this attempt the dust our They are lost for ever, for it; since Six Counties cannot have even a shot"Like the great bulk of the nation, there be any more occasion "Out of hell there of a few to trample in Living Bread which for peace, but that an effective peace fault. the am the own "I on their Me." Himself by wisest their crops from the of prefect and to best gun the sacrifice ethers Irishmen. 'one that we think by that Infants or sacred rights as if any man could come only from God. ransom is no redemption." came down from heaven; sin crows without prosecution and even the report- course of Ireland is to accept the most Cross He furnished the full baptism, with Ito prohe shall live for without Roman newspapers of May 24 free life of the country is the die bread the of this who "For sins of the scarcely a single all eat the freethe lash, of for of threat people most can the the make sin, give ed that the Pope would bless and penalty Treaty and "The Bread that I will exclude the on them except original stake by the operation of these fatal ever." weapon of destruction, firearm or bomb of St. Peter's world. But this does not dom it undoubtedly brings us-freedom at not profit by the Mass ineither is for the people as a Himfor the lite of the world." from the outside balconysessions It offer bably flesh to My principles. is the emissaries of from continues seized the He the been of years. has 700 that in time fact share for the first save un-. at some time during the eateth Me the same also shall can probably have no are body to assert themselves, and their murder. Vatiprobably in "Ile that self up daily in an invisible and "But we recognise that this national "Your fathers did eat Eucharistic Congress. But from own rights, their Me." save hands of His Holy Sacrifice. They by live Ireland, do an, national they by the such settled bloody manner by the the where be question, to Extermination of Catholics. destruction a place or state of rest, will suffer any manna in the desert and they are dead, can sources it was learnt that lives, their property, and their homes priests. On Calvary in the prowill, is to be ascertained by an elecalnot suffer and never have a reward he that eateth this bread shall live for event was not provided for violation and destruction. "On the contrary, every able-bodied of Christ's life really took place, Benedict XV. carried out in a constitutional !rum wanton even v. 51-59.) by tion 'nay up 6th, lite they drawn chap. that pain; gramme in the Six Countfes isesup(John, recover voices Protestant to ever." their state. by way. It is the nation, as a whole, and though lie was "They should make we eat this Bread, of was being faithfully followedday and immor- proportionate to their natural with arms to harass his Catholic and to rise again glorious seems to be Therefore, if the of which opening class or order in the nation, heard from one end of Ireland to the plied opinion any the not dispositions Or general, to the proper again But successor. with never his with whom he had hitherday, neighbours, course the "Beau to that must decide it. tal on the third. in our other. that they will never enjoy Mass Christ thousands of the delegates flocked and with sanctifying grace to lived in peace and good neighboursuffer or die. but in the the Digging Freedom's Grave. they will never see soul ever": in that Mass. St. Peter's for the hear live to Reason. Not aitar, Vision," shall fic on "we churches Firearms, the are making good use of they hearts, and present hood, is This becomes really up to a constant separately the face of God in heaven. "Irishmen all over the world expect this license to persecute Men cannot received the largest number. other words, we shall beinraised of "Any other principle means national bread and the wine are heaven for or unjust on the part is we will not allow freedom and cruel God in and out of the Basilthat of not us blood, of flowing it and enjoyment Irebody stream the roads by day, and still truly His the along who pass into man any heaven enanged of chaos, which of God: the infinite reward of of speech, freedom of the press, freebeing held up, from an early hour. Hundreds ica night, without ever. whatever by motive less no receivfor risk tints there is a mystical separation will have land unwho lifeNo only given to those of election, freedom of civil Second: An argument of commonpilgrims visited the Vatican. His body from leis blood. Although Baptism by And the cause of all our present scan- dom of a searched and subjected to ill treatment. again- as He ed Baptism, whether itof beby tho shed- sense. Christ is whole and entire, toward incident marked the openingthe. in all its branches-to be stifled by Christ does not die over "Even priests: who ate often called dals and turmoil is the constitutional His flesh and almost at guns in their or by .desire, down man, but have water, true they comes proper, because He and few still God true Congress think the Calvary, who not on leaders will wed policy of certain Those infants act- out in dead of night, to assist the de,renews and ding of bloodwhen it was gathering. a clash, blood, His soul and His divinity are views hands and foolishly think they arewhen moment their the in force to vpon the altar and He loss entitled of are held up, searched and insulted ing, themselves feeling of the or to pain of liberty made the appearances suffer any had no relation whatever a certain truly present under es...times the uttering which HeFather. upon the nation, not by reason, but by ing asarethebutchampions or "This shocks beyond expression the Therefore. the which next life, they may even have digging freedom's grave. they either bread or wine. receives to Congress, and was not premeditated of Himself to the Heavenly given for proportion in firearms. be9f Catholic-s. who knoe that reward Christ feelings of place the altar. who incrganised against it, took "This is My body, which iswhich shall amount But it seems priest atboth "We expect the priests by kindly the "It is painful and sorrowful to us to these priests are carrying the Blessed their natural state. kinds, the bread and the tween bands of Fascisti and Commununder people in This is My blood, the give to condemnaof you. support bound language to use the not fluence is to the ,have a word, it would look as God of than that Sacrament-in (St. me more to wine, does not receive reists. May 24 was the anniversary be shed for you and for many." assertion of their rights, and toby pin which is sometion, but principles are now being open them the supernatural and infinite war, and the 26, 26-) Se more than the youngus if there was a design, by Italy's entrance into the are so truly loved Luke, 22, 19; St. Matthew,hands unless the lay person, notreceives which men upon Vision acted young and our defended the wilder beatific under ly who avowed the Lord openly of times the Our at ward Fascisti (he that what He held in His was really conditions which He has laid down est child, who of the bread alone. conflict occurred when all from evil tenets and evil ways. in fundamental conflict with the l.sw of Catholics from Rom exterminate to spirits. the of funeral Supper appearances the 'Last the the pastable of who die were attending and Infants bishops of as which, name and the fulfilled. receive in from Belbeen God, especially appeal, Six Counties, into both attackthe have we it child were "Lastly, The priest and the who changed; He really changed war-hero. Enrico Toti, Himtors appointed to safeguard Christi, n fast. really after baptism, and those children an immeGod, of Ireland, and of national digChrist whole and entire, He gives the Communists. As three use of His body and blood, and was or, by the ed gained pass tb civil not allow have can sides, they the we to morals, both made to lay the in on been before as perhave die "Attempts much leaders as the us: just to nity, self to the one there and then given for then offerno share diate result of the affray. grace and out solemn censure and reprobation. reason, can likewise have need blame for the horrible condition of Beland military,. to meet again, to rememour other, both receive abundant other words, was there and sons were killed' and forty wounded. not do they sufand 'Mass; Lord. Feiners, a danger and Sinn the Our in in Himupon ,Catholics receive fast caused Muter Christ fellowshiip the ber old Army Not any blessings, and both ed up to God for us by Besides this, the encounter prayers. they go to heaven without if they cannot agree upon but na reasonable man will believe that irThe Apostles and their succesamong the street -car workers, self. Another very striking and the among these principles is fering, andquestion, we do not Third: strike "Foremost death; their two after upon to of delay agree one-fourth to only Him form by protest who Catholics, of to main sors were then commandedcommemora- pray for such children, but we thank who took this measure the undue ressitible argument in favour the claim that the army, or a part of the is things, at all events, and publish their the city's population, or. Sinn Feiners. do this same thing in for a comwhat they 'called one kind alone for lay Communion against can, without any authority from the taken them to a bet;t, has He world that the God to percentage, with smaller a much form this authoritatively who dealing Church. "Do agreement tion of Him. of the police in the constant practise of the nation as a whole, declare itself inde ter life, and that He has eased them times severity the use of the revolver trust are the instigators or originators of The strike inconveniencmemoration of Me." We find that from the earliest the rioters. pendent of all civil authority in the -that from all the dangers and temptations riots in which they are always the chief of the Eucease, and the elections, the national portion to the Congress, but Now, the Holy Mass is of an infinite a and Mass whole, as a theChurch, pilgrims the army, The of the celebrate ed We country. life. this the of In by expression of self-determination. be al- sufferers. value in the sight of God; it isHimcharistic Bread used to be brought not dampen their enthusiasm. a part of the army, has no in thanking God for His did more still Angels the of violence. all offering from free there "Moreover. we ,c,nnot forget that long Himself difficulties, held, and be to lowed action of Christ the Faithful to their homes, of all right. to'His goodness to them. Sinn Fein was heard of, Belfast Com- spite on As- :uch moral self once again and many timesthe reserved for private domestic "The man who fails to hearken to before thousands crowded St. toPeter's "Such a claim is a claim to militarN the souls in Purgatory, Ah! But Son God is Mass It Holy gained a notoriety fqr savage riots that had Father. attend us also by Heavenly We find munion. this appeal, made not so much cension Day, May 25, despotism, and subversive of all civil to God they certainly can and will have aofvery the to murder of Catholics in the and the to him administered made man offering Himself upthe with the was Father. carry Holy usurpation will Sacrifice Holy Communion the an immoral Ireland, the is fas by said by liberty. It sal- large share in into name of religion. We need only recall the Father for the 'sins and living sick under the species of bread alone It is offered up for the ScripThe 'Holy Father was carried the grave an odious and a dreadful reand confiscation of the peoples rights. Mass. God usually of 1864, 1872. and 1886." was gestatoria, riots the vation of the world. Itandpleases sedia Communion the that soHoly in find on and the order We other dead; sponsibility." "More than an,' the Basilica sufferings and for the of of Car more than the prayers a given to children under the species the ture says that "it is 'a holy and the iety. the army, from the very nature preceded by a long processionAll the Situation in Ulster. under of all the saints and martyrs put tosometimes for and prelates. pray alone, and to other bread servant the thought and is wholesome dinals of its institution Publications Receil,ed. St. Basil regether: that divine Victim who isup ofThe Bishops of Ireland, in their corps were in full dead that they may be loosed from species of wine alone. on is not the master of the nation's GovernI the day of Vaticantheuniformed on the condition of Ireland fered up and who offers Himself value ceived Holy Communion Swiss Guards being arrayed against the suer me statement deal revolt their sins." and dress, ment the with Messrs We have received from bread of specifically cosspecies more precious and of greater the Christ instituted the Eucharist under his death under which can in their picturesque Rehaissanee authority set up by the people is generally, and par- Wyatt and Watts, Pty., Ltd., MelNorth-east, the consecrated than all the other offerings could in of of se-lendour conditions fragments namely, the The of species, against alone:' different two Something a sacrilege the posless than tumes. nothing state: they publications:the following where bourne, Sunday be made to God. No one the Belfast, in after coronation ticularly bread remaining over and wine; and most theologians which marked the Papal ago was renational freedom. sibly please Bod as much as His own biesid "Every kind of persecution, arsen, By Amy Wilson Car Nor Scrip. Comer inion used to be consumed by Son comes are of the opinion that both the breed ebremonies four montosfunction. After Shamed War. Divine Son, and this Divinethe destruction of property, systematic ter- michael, (2/-) be consecrated for little children, even by babies in arms. must wine the and present at the in .altar, upon peated hands our and infor down into church imauthorassassination, if a the to his supreme and of deliberate brought end complete, organ rorism, 'be were the to to who Father "As Sacrifice the Holy up By Mrs. Craw Unseen Realities, our command, and offers Himself has de- the Mass, the went in procession to the ity in this country at present, whatever discriminate murder reign supreme. that purpose. As a writera better priest were so wicked as to consecrate mediate suite reagain at each celebration of the Mass. the speculative views may be held upon "Deep as is the anxie:y c -used by the ford 12). clared there could not be only under one species, under the speof the Blessed Sacrament, the chapel e should nester neglect the Mass: it the very or country, be of dust the or can of that there example, for on condition general ceptacle found cies of bread alone for the subject in practice, Our expenses go on all the time Pope bestowing his blessing On the is the greatest gift of God and the feelings of the Bishops are especially Please make a point of forwarding small fragments of the consecrated wine alone, then there would be prono doubt so long as the Dail and the throng on his way. most precious treasure which we posdelegates Provisonal Government act in unison of harrowed by the terrible state of your subscription regularly, to "The bread than the innocent, unsullied kneeling us. it bably no consecration and no sacrfiice thousands day, same It is God in the midst ofFather sess. Way to the hearts of these little ones of Christ at all. This double consecration can as they have hitherto done. Record." marched down the Appianwhere is God praying for us to His a pronot be omitted without violating the Then we have the Mass of the Pre "We beg the young men connected "SHAMROCK." Catacombs of Calixtus, Blessed Sacis a relic It Last the at Friday. given Good on Christ OF oh sanctified SOCIETY precept The with this military revolt to consider IRELAND held. YOUNG was ROOMS, MRS. MULVALE. GRILL cession AND come TEA has a for this which "Do on this custom said: a He -Vicar teaching Supper when of the past, religously our solemn WESTERN AUSTRALIA. rament was carried by Cardinal DRESSMAKER. commemoration of Me." This double down to us from the earliest ages. It WELLINGTON -STREET, PERTH. going as far fundamental maxim of social morality, Under the Patronage of His Grace the consecration of the bread and of the is not a real Mass at all, but the priest Pompilj, the vast throngs themselves where involve the walls, Outdoor Work and Country Orders otherwise they will M. SHERIDAN, Proprietress. Archbishop. the Sacred Host as St. Paul's outside necessary, and it receives deto be alone, seems wine he in conscientious and Sacred followers the their Attended T. and received Cardinal Tacci Objects: 'fhe study of the Language must 'be carried out for the integrity which had been consecrated the day the Basilica fects of the gravest character, for MISS M. McMAHON. Correspondence Invited. Host and carried it inside Music, History. Literature, and DaneBut at the same time Thursday. The ComSacrifice. Holy of the on deprinciples these before of prosecution especially in when the of in another monstrance Fruits, and Confec. 320 BEAUFORT-STREET, PERTH. ;ng of Ireland, and the revivals althbugh Christ instituted the En- munion of the priest is under one kind they proceed to make shameful war Choicest Pastry, occasion. Inside the ideals of an Irish -Ireland. tionery. charist and the Holy Sacrifice under alone, under the species of bread. Since signed for the were upon their country, they are parricides Catacombs themselves, addresses The Society meets ca:h MONDAY the two species of bread and wine, is whole and entire under Christ then Mon and 32 PIER -STREET, PERTH. Irish National Foresters and not patriots. made by the Cardinal Vicar evening at 8 at ST. PATRICK'S still He has given no command obligeach of the two kinds, the Church is Pre(Near Hay -street.) "When they shoot their brothers on Benefit Society. signor Heylen, Bishop of Namur, priest who the giving Commuexcept SCH(r.)') L R 00M, Wellington -street else, in any one justified ing perfectly 28, are murderers. side they On May opposite the Congress. the of to we sident Are Fees: Adult members, 3d. per meet. is in the act of offering sacrifice, to nion under one kind alone. all Hugh O'Neill.-nrmaeueethsesHoom 14, Trades When they injure public and private CRUSE. & MANNION more than 100,000 faithful from ing. receive the Eucharist under both kinds. Perth. be told that the Catholic Church is flail, brigands and part in the imposing property they are robbers Undertakers, 18 than. (Miss) E. McMAHON, Brian Boru.-Meets St. Patrick's Hall, wrong in doing this or in many other countries took sins and The Goldfields Communion Under One Kind. Why do we earry-street,.Fremantle. which the Blessed Sac- bound to restitution-all Hon. Secretary. nan-street, Kalgoorlie. matters as Protestants sometimes tell procession incarried Latmost heinous guilt. John Charles Stuart ParnalL-Meets Court the our St. of crimes from understand we Because was AposLead? from And this leads me to speak of that down rament us, when all tradition Hotel. Boulder. Mass had Appeal to Young Men, business. 'Phone 327. John Dillon.-Meets St. Brigid's School, PERTH CATHOLIC YOUNG MEN'S much -vexed and much-discussed ques- tolic times uphold her in this manner eran to the Coliseum, where Midland Junction. SOCIETY. been said by Monsignor Bartolomasiof tion of Communion under both kinds, of acting' Besides, how , could we "It pains us to the heart to think Addresses of Branch Secretaries: and under one kind alone. Non -Ca- supply wine enough for all those thouBishop of Triest, in the presence East Nash -street, SHEAHAN Hugh O'Neill: 18 JAMES of our fine young boys, with their gen504 HAY -STREET, PERTH. Sacra Blessed The us often blame press Protestants, children. who or this in tholics, 10,000 up Communicants sands of instincts, being mixed Wine and Spirit Perth. erous Storekeeper. CarGeneral by (Under the Patronage of His Grace for not giving Holy Communion under Boru: 22 Burt -street, Fremantle. intervals Brian at first carried on the wes say, Table, ment incalculable Holy the and round scandalous of Chine). Hotel, network c,/0 Court Merchant. Parnell, Stuart Archbishop Charles Merry del both kinds to the laity or to the non- Friday of every month in honour of dinals Gtanito del Belmonte,Vats' Bo ldhear. criminality. In God's name we implore utelli Billiard Room, Lounge, Library, Card PIESSE-STREET, BOULDER. They sometimes Quebec -street, West Mid celebrating priests. Val, Bourne, Pompilj, and heat and the Sacred Heart? or in our large centhem to return to their innocent homes, Room, Cricket Club, Harriers' Club, Da the Only. by Quality violating are we For Choicest doing other by so that any undaunted in say (or latter load population and of the tres lives poison their Freehold than rather lanted'oney to Lend on Approved It bating, Musical, and Dramatic Soceity the command of Christ. Now, let me years. Underground Our eighty-six Inspect Call and the burden of his Application by letter only, place of the world where there are security. their consciences for eternity with such ACCOUNTANCY CLASSES. the General Dairy Produce Department. suing details of security, toEsq., state that apart from what has been many together), or in our cities all is estimated that 500,000 people knelt a grievous responsibility. BarrackJ. Snigg, J. Young c/o Sacrament ,ecretacy, Catholic regard Himself Blessed Every laid down by Christ Irreverence would in adoration as the A Society that over the ' world? "If their passion for an Irish Repubstreet, Perth. The Man Should Belong to. Mg the substance of the Sacraments, often occur by the spilling involun- passed on its triumphal way. solemn RUSSELL. J. P. conceived, their day will is wisely lic the most form, their and regarding their matter tarily no doubt, of the Precious Blood. ceremonies reached We R. E. FENNELL, Secretary. FRED EMERY come in God's good providence. House for Men's Wear. The Lat Church has authority to alter, or modHow magnificent are these manifesta- moment when the Benediction of the repeat that the legitimate and consti The (Care Berryman Bros), an est in Gents' Hats, Shirts, Ties, Underify, or prescribe certain rites And ASK FOR tions of Faith in the Real Presence, Blessed Sacrament was given from national this settle to way tutional JAMES -STREET MARKETS. 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Aunt Bessy's Corner.

"Not only," he said, "are my people

but they have a reason for the What I Saw in China fervent, faith that is in them." He cited two

Genoa Finds a Priest Leader

recent examples of this. A short time OF DIP. (By Rev. R. Hayes, in "The Far SICILIAN PASTOR'S VIEWS RECEIVING TEL ATTENTION ago the "Mayor" of You-ba called to East.") LOMACY, pay his respects, ano expressed a desire to see the little church. The pastor Many boats glide past, going in the ed at a single stroke of a magic wand,". A great power in the political life of When he saw the are busy showed him in. "The Genoa Conback in time for Mass. We new opposite direction. We caenot see leader whose views are con- said Father Sturzo. a Italy, and cross the FOR THE "WEE ONES." seed. of stations in the the hear putting can we pictures, but now ference is only the first step on a long them --it is darkin the garden sidered of great importance at the the of a vrork the crucifix he became very curious beginning Mr. J. 0.C., Bencubbin, has given me the of their oars and get a glimpse road-only We had to send our cow out to gone splash a Sturzo, and enquired their exact significance Genoa Conference. isa Don which will lead, after many years, bit 3/6 for the "wee ones." of a dim light they ,arry at the prow paddock yesterday, because it has With village in Sicily and to a As Father Quinlan was then only a priest of Caltagirone, over of Europe Well, I must close now. time a boat passes a voice comes the restoration Every dry. years fifty short time in China, he did not have where he was born of peoples." Alice is "Very Busy." brotherhood cross the water enquiring waom our love to yourself and the ''wee ones."tc language ago. the of boatman has on board whence we sufficienttocommand Your loving niece Gordon -street, Northam, The next step will be the reconTwenty years ago, Father Luigi expound all the theology rebe able MONICA McKENNA. have come, and whither we are going June 29. 1922. organised struction of Germany, which will be quired to artswer nuch queries.' A Ca- Sturzo, then a young priSst,community D:ek's flute and Father of my dear time &Auld orne. e The long is a advantageous not only to Germany Dear Aunt Bessv.--It the working people of his tholic Chinese, who had entered the is the unusual strains of his Irish music Monica, even though you taink you since I have written to you, but itWe with the idea of liberating municipali- herseif, but also to the other European" pray, saw the priest's preto and church etrange.s of presence the the of reveal out while busy.loxes countries, especially Germany's neighthe same old CKCUSf., "LOG and we all have bs n a so long as some, little dicament, and, coming forward, filled ties from political rule, An occanonal en excite curiosity. Not Corner. bours, and above all France. In 1905 he was elected Mayor of the have just been examined, gap. He gave the Mayor a short and shore, the the from comes at es.,, expett quiry, an younger be to My friend. You seem of Catholic doctrine, village, and held this office until 1920. passed into new classes. "It will probably be another conferalways the same answer goes back. clear summary my fancy dress balls-and 1 am glad that and third, esthe favours into fundamental Genoa at the Sturzo passed with Father sister commencing ence which will deal with. this subSometimes the Interchaeiee develops passed vott got a prize. It was unfortunase of man of European fedfall the kind of a Christianity, of the tablishment in brother into the first. I also dogma voice when the time is ripe for it, and the ject lute a canversation, going for a for the dancers who had to walk to He spoke of eration, based on the principles of brointo the fifth class. I amwin. when present resentments are smooth on distance becoming fainter and fainter and the sinRedemption. My broon every and co-operamark Jarrahwood that the car jibbed such black a conciliation as love, riginal therly diminuMeanwhile I 5rn working scholarship, and hope to gradual down. rd away-a move as we and going back. Why will they do scarce- human soul that enters this world; tion. ther is popular boy at the scheal, indefatigably for consummation of endo-but even when it becomesanswers We things? A nice five -mile brisk walk of of actual sin, guest speak a dinner to was on 29 he April went On then Mary Withnell is the popular girl. man a political internationalt." our call I us what to ly audit Ic for in the early morning, however, is not the British Prime Minister, Mr. Lloyd explaining how both are impediments had a stall at school lastone wick back. He not only hears, he underHe explained that by this he intact this week the worst thing that can happen to a death. Final after in Genoa arrival heaven his since and hearing reaching George, of to Mary, and we are having sense Chinese The stands. don' a itorld organisation inspired by Chris. voting. only Son sleepy person. It's a nice finish,waltz? he has also conferred with Frank A Father Dick le he told how God sent Hiscrucifix-tc for Dick. We are very busy is exceptionally keen. New to the lunched tian principles, though ofnotthenecessarily banker; you think, to the joy of the last pointed he American too -here Vanderlip, dogs, The My two sisters are back frcm took same. on the Catholic remarked aiming at the spread Mother You were very lucky in not having the redeem the human rate and to found a with Chancellor Wirth and Dr. RatheNorcia on holidays. of in the villages we pass, seem to be He wanted to unite the and religion. dined on. The priest, though so delegation: early walk and missing the privilege and German Dogs of the church, nan, vicinity. the in them out in the country to -lay, of strangers aware will parties of all countries which have sot well, could follow attending Mass. I hope the seeds with the Italian Foreign Minister, M is bringing them back on Saturday. on both banks-a kind of double choir unable to speak nice ideals similar to his own-namely, that close p6rfectly, and, need, confersaid lengthy do their best for Monica, and that was held as that and all barks of Schanzer, chorus Well, dear Aunt Bessy, I must ones" a with us -greet the everybody should wish best for their All this from blooms and plenty of them will be you air is ve-y stia; less to say, was amazed- Catholic ences with Premier Bratiano, of Ru. now. With love ts all the "wee The along. pass we drive Thank who fond Jugo- own country, but simultaneously of a native of of result of her gardeningmouth delegates the and breeze the a mania, not and yourself, also Tabby -Your glass; like water the for the betterment of all peoples. AlALICE LEESON. for the love you send the "wee ones" has lived his whole life "out back" here slavia, Belgium and Holland. niece, We forge anead, stroke by kind. any adhereceived had he said, he centres from ready, and your loving, in Yots-ba, far removed stroke, the boatman never tiring. Not I am delighted, :ny dear Alice, to Genoa the First Step. AUNT BESSY. sions from all the countries of Euof learning, and who has seen a priest once on that long trip of seven hours know that you are a very busy niece,a rope except France and England, am' he has apparyear, and that only for a leaders a these his once In all lose but ne did capturing once not stop; propose he you did and that to these countries about The Grass is Growing Beautifully. ently had listeners eager for his views he was going The only time I saw day or two. humour. Such an excuse as "too good scholarship. He had received little A that: inter the end of May. was The other incident the necessity of a "political Presentatiqn Convent, Mullewa, the smile leave his countenance for a a on busy," am trying hard to win a scholman, from South American also married adhesions as1922. a young international 22, back on June exbased huma slight while to nationale" place give and moment arship," always' puts me in good exthe Unites, him from to not but born countries, baby had a much loftier and broader Dear Aunt Bessy,-I think you will pression of displeasure was when some Catholic, our, and I am glad ro other reason Four days pirations letThe child was baptised. than anything the world has yet seen. States. Corner get a surprise when you read this time oil from our spirit lamp got spilt on begplained your absence from the father by hie the and is regarded ill of evils Sturzo Father later it became must not think the ter from me. It is quite a long the spotlessly clean boarding of his I am very pleased that you are workIt ap the"People He 1. loving nephew. I countrymen as a true apostle. ged the priest to confirm it. world's suffering can be eliminatlook since I last wrote to you, but now boat. .alep ARNOLD. mis ing so hard at school, and shallcandithe SELBY times, importolden increasingly the an the leader of It was delightful travelling. A trip pears that,inin these parts administered have started again I will write more forward to your success. The CaCallagaffairs-the national in growing Selby,-Maudie party is ant dear gondola sionaries grass My a in the sure, All Venice am of streets Our WILLIAM P. LINEHAN dates for "popularity' are, Ismiles and frequently. since the last rain and the han mentioned in her letter that one of on thecalm tholic or popular party, which he orthe Sacrament of Confirmation. necesmoonlight night would not on a beautifully 11100ESELLEMS AND IMPORTERS. the nutting forward all their the received for yet collecting had.not We was boys journey priests ganised. plentiful. school sampan the anvery this STREET; win are to have surpassed 11110.111 LITRE OSLLINS Father charms and working hardJoseph's. I mushrooms the along Mm BOURNE, the great tributary of the sary faculties tomanconfirm. eften go out gathering them, and each "wee ones" and doing well. For He replied other big victory for St. so. The story of the Johann Sebastian Seek luck. titre we get about two basketfulls. On moment I had forgotten that you had Yangtse. The constant ryhthmic dip Quinlan told the "You faculthe wish them both success and good have of a Great Personality. Bythat Development pleased twelve with insistence: I am really sleep, and it Pentecost to card. us a make befere rocked to oars not the Saturday of Mary the told Illustrated. Price, 9/6, already Father C. ii. Parry. said I have "But," More start. God." good of of first a such voice ties their made the made have when you children midnight to try was after of the school poet free. a certainty of the battle, but Quinlan, "why are you so concerned? The than that, Selby, I am very grateful Ireland and the Making of Britain. the boatman awakened us and we Holy Communion. Mass was cele-it and win all the boys to her side, and We The child is baptised, and if it dies Vindication of a dream and Ancient Peo to to you for working so well for my litfound we were at a standstill. brated in the Convent Chapel at half know "I Price, Dick shealesxereise all his energ.ee heaven." to By Benedict Fitzpatrick. surstraight pie. The and go will Vincent's. The church decorated St. was at You-ba. altar friends The tle reached polling had his to seven. over past girls answered, 21 bring the young man prise will be a great pleasure. I hope presbytery were close at hand. Thomas Father," the Poems by ...John with white chrysant' emums for the ocRound the Bores Log. You were all pleas:A I know booth. it true that if it were conPrice, 6/9. post free. the music results will be satisfactory to jumped ashore and scrambled up the "but isn't O'Brien." casion. There were also many candles to have the girls back from New Norhave an extra degree would it Sermon Mecum. candicliates firmed Valle presbytery. the lovely to the Preacher's The and towards looked Mother children Rev. embankment ighted. The Price, cia, and they, too, were glad to breathe Missionaries. in heaven?" favPlans by Two Soon we heard a knocking lour' of gloryCatholics of Nordressed in white, with wreath and veils. Father Hawes evidently is a great 18/6, post free. again the delightful .atmosphere write here are good, but The nice is village It whole friend. the during good ymns a awaken 1 and to a sang ourite, enough Chapters on the All the children opinThe Sian or Sorrows. their Alice, eear, try and in tham. narrow little a so perhaps have answering Price, 8/-, Passion. By Robert Eaton. and then a voice within to know that so far away you Mass, and Father Hawes gave a leclong letter next tune. I haven't menwas ions about the universality of the post tree. I am so ture to the first Communicants. many privileges that many others in Thomas' appeal for admission. It sure for An Attempt tioned to Tabby that you have been The Truisms of Statecraft. Church. They have suffered much we were not quite in July not the good fortune and have dark, examination country pitch wakes the a music he for Dissolve a Peps in your when going the K.C. I shall of Smith, Bruce By Hon. account Dense. busy-but to very at the that we had reached our destination the Faith, and, on Price, 11 /-, post tree, for the junior violin, and I hope to beis to have. French and English mouth when the cough is and is rational-Your loving, persecutions, there has not (Sod's By Marie St. S. Book. Wonder until finally a lantern appeared on the periodical end of a football match was delightful beAUNT BESSY. feeling successful. One of our school boys friendly a troublesome, and the medexisted tree. always 6/3, post figure. tall Price, a by O.S.D. Elierker, best-footheld is like bank,, and you the of ones," did top "wee Selby-which has collecting for the By Rev. W. B. icinal fumes that are tween Catholic and pagan. There Australia at Lourdes. dear the game of out, "Hello, there!" There or cried Well, or English, who French progress. ball, / , great however, 6 Price, Best, making Now, Illustrated. Her M.A. Do Mangan. Marion Will. been mutual distrust. breathed into the innerEvidently was no mistaking the countersign. respect Bessy, I must close. With much pudding. I think I know. to post tree. Aunt beginning are pagans the himseli Kalgoorlie, beside most recesses of the lun8a was Plunthe 412 Egan -street, Father Quinlan Poems by George Noble Arrows. love and success to the "wee ones."- there was no lack of pleasure on How Catholics, and would be pleased the free. will soothe and heal the inflamed completely post July 7, 1922. Price, taken 1/-, kett. although Paul. joy, and with Peter SS. of CaFeasts niece, You-ba fond Your lioare. them." E. Rev. with By in membranes, endall irritation and be Meditation. the unanon is "to Hints this come in had Dear Aunt Bessy,-As by surprise.I We CLILLAGHAN. of Father Hawes to join nice MAUD (especivery free. post inclined are 3/2, Price, stop the cough. tholics, however, He had received no word nounced. and Prao. first time I have written to you. I hope the fun. I am interested in your garbeen imdear, has Contusion or Certainty In Faith Price, Maudie, standing :id or Si. aer Mr. their gracious, of since your Goodness, ally unaware of one even 6d, as was By J. W. Hewison. know your mate, of our visit, and I Moe. you will accept me I think priests dening-and the of arrival happen-something the to Father proved by what is going post free. my presence in the country. many nieces. I go to St. Camillus' Ventura. I am sure he was once Jack flown on their surely? look to Corner, the to midst) their encouraging You-ba in Standvery at IV. the Leonard, his companion School, and I am in in the Corner. Ask him why he does and hold themselves I really had to put my memory cap on sorry was not at home, having left the pre- pagan neighbours ard. We had the procession in Kal-a they are, blue strings-and not write. Tell him I am very superior. (which, of course,Christians) We seized -the one with istheMaud? he but vious day for Fengkow. sister, goorlie for Corpus Christi; it was his little lost he that nearare I had they as presin as much little the ask mysslf who red cots and luggage is she our because beautiful sight, and the weather turngrieving, be must not jealous of any paly forgotten; it is so long ago since The best room, the dining They are actually ed out lovely. Mother gets "The ReHeaven. What a bytery. with the angels and sortie gans embracing the true Faith.dayHoly we were chums. = am glad you have table a contained morn, your litfor have cord" every Sunday, and I love to read you surprise lovely' patrpness Only the other returned to us; but what a you and, in the corner, a cup selfishness! Please, Aunt Bessy, from your Corner. will tle church? Pray often to her, Selby, rough chairs, I hope of poor pagan was ejected roughly given me board which held the food suppliesThe send me a collecting card, and I will you ahave dear, and you will always have a very Corner two Catholics who saw the by to visitor chapel the assistant. frequent I will his be ones.' and the pastor forget don't do my best for the "wee suspected friend-and dear and they at near Perhaps nieces many him enter. henceforth. I haven't floor, paved with Chinese tricks, was close now. With love to yourself and your loving and grateful, but the priests were of Mullewa, and I want to keep every one on the whole, dry. Two smaller comhis intentions, indicat the "wee ones."-Your would-be niece, AUNT BESSY. quarters, etc.- the opinion that the Incident of them. I am glad the grass is makpartments-sleeping MARION CASSERLY. above mentioned. Of ing the country look green and lovely cpen into this room. They are board. ed the attitude anc right, set be it soon hand will this Thank you, Marion, dear, for your again. I think green is one of the Record," re"The a After reading ed with some roughly cut timber, Leo- course ' whole very nice letter. You are very welthe Catholics will co-operate to a friend; perhaps ere will subscribe. beauty colours. No competentit, landnovation carried cut by Father bringing in priests the a service and with him done was come to our Corner, and I shall be It heartedly and you will have scape artist can do without nard since his arrival here. Inca into the fold. pleased to see you in it very often. I and helped along the apostolate of the nature as an artist knows her business. almost a necessity in view of the damp- all the village of the have several little nieces at St. Camilto give great pleapress. The earth out- dentally the present attitude seems Catholic about. round all Mushrooming ness showing me as to instructive lus, but they have not written to my country nieces. We see side is sodden, and the air heavy and Catholics isChurch Don't delay, kindly send along your in China is in the for some time-why, I don't know, unthat the them on rare occasions in the citymoist.he will subscription to "The Record." Q. was on a little ascendancy, which position ofGod less the weather has been too cold for Father shops that Greek supper the in little mostly pagans millions draw to of use abanbe them to get away from the fireside. I pleasure surely with great prepare had to read to I eager so plate. Christi S. BEECROFT to Himself. am delighted to hear the Corpus It was already half an hour from idolatry doned. the First Communicants, and I wish asked Eight pagan families recently Leon Procession was so beautiful and so BUTCHER, fter midnight, anti. we wished to say them, all through life, the joy and holiCatholics, but Father It become to worthy of Our Blessed herd. So you ness of that happy day. 1 hope you morning-Sunday. the in Mass for SUBIA00. them ROKEBY-ROAD, 181 real instructing you off and put letters, to solar had children's exam. and and -the mean like was useless to discuss will be successful in your music grasp a while, until he gets a better priests Only Prime Fresh Killed Meat Sold. them often. You will like the Comer Some day, perhaps, you will come and time and possible errors in our watches, the Both letters own your language. find That the you the of when to hour. better It was past the etc. play to rte. I am grateful 'Phone 1341. here spend hours every day studying We, therefore are there to be enjoyed by your Cerner was the hard fact. school boy who is working for the "wee they walk our cousins. I will send a card, and I am him- Now, don't camp beds and retired for Chinese. Each evening our bless pitched God ones." lessons GLANVILLE'S wondered among the people and put the hungry. sure you will do your best for them pretty night, the forget, Maud, dear, to keep your pro'LEMON HEADACHE POWDERS. of *at day into practice on them and your loving, boatman was faring, but was often to your loving,- The the how write and has mise people inthese for with Remedy Australian Great AUNT BESSY. AUNT BESSY. that by this time he was fast Their intercourse that there is exstant Relief and Speedy Cure of all told in his sampan, warmly Wrapped convinced the priests Headaches, Neuralgia, Toothache, and asleep material for an ecclesiastical in the cellent arose I when that, and up, My Little Friend at Jarrahwood. a family Selby is Working Hard. Influenza, Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lum. morning, he would be well on his way seminary here. A member of from Jarrahwood, July 7, 1922. bago, etc. Price, 1/9 per box, or 3d Convent School, living about two hundred yards Sa-hu. Presentation in home his to back returning am a Bessy,-I Dear Aunt each powder. H. C. Granville, M.P.S. the "presbytery" is a priest, and Mullewa, July 10, 1922. I open my eyes to find the sunlight a has away A city business girl says from doors your card with £1 10s. ,We have had doors few my (two a Fremantle received Market-st., of living bars lady Bessy,-I "prison" Aunt the Dear through Mother streaming Rev. the here, t eio nuns out Post Office),. brother and an uncle priests. redly believe Clements Tonic did me more card, and I am getting on fairly well my window. I have been awakened inciand one of the Sisters from Busselton. another, of about here got I which The first week I am reminded with itby the loud beating of a gong hear good than a fortnight's holiday I recently filling "bricks" for the Yang They wee Han at collected I happened what I but Mass. to which dent shillings, people the fifteen & CO. is calling C. H. SMITH Convent, and I think the Highgate spent at the seaside." and which I forgot to jot down at since shall be a secret, as I hope to give them coming, chatting as they stroll well. The bush flowers UNDERTAKERS, they did The hero of the `story comes time. you a surprise in my next letter. A along. The little church adjoins the Will you try It on that recommendation? orphan little are coming out now, the boronia is in A to the went hear 281 NEWCASTLE -STREET, PERTH. from this district. number of our school children house. In a few minutes I way on bud, and if you would like some when exboy of 10, he travelled all the chant or sing-song of 'the congrega'Phone (Day or Night), A1231. some. We Geraldton on Friday for the music Yang, Han to it comes out I will send you frost, the You-ba from aloud an old junk tion as young and old recite and have had some very heavy and made his way to St. Columban'sof prayers at Mass. Father Quinlan has Support your booed Chemists end HOLDWAY & CO. J. J. BENDON the ground was white this morning. I a lull occurs. The He was conducted to the presencewhc Cater Storekeepers. and buy Clements commenced. Perth. in than here Galvin, think it is colder Plumbers (Certi goes Father Sewerage chant Licensed STORES, the Director, Taste from them. They Nil iii SHOE Again the Consecration. Our teacher (Mr. Young) has gone ficated). Gasfitters and Sheet Metal it ceases I know that chanced at the moment to be speaking when and on, FREMANTLE. 130 HIGH -STREET, He now. here a is and 40-44 visitor, a pagan away, and Mr. Keane A Trial Solicited. providentialanother Workers. seems It with over. is Mass Phone 13425. city. is helping us to make our garden. Our PIER -STREET, PERTH. Tel. A4395 man of some position in the friend so I heard the priests at Han Yang whc flowers are all growing and are coming When the pagan saw our little say-that the early missionaries adand Well, as my page is full, I will reverently out. insisted CO. priest parts the salute VICTORIAN TAILORING periodically visited these With love to yourself and leave off. dress him with the title "Shen -fu," he on the frequent oral recital of prayers little "Why, tone: the of the "wee ones."-Your loving niece, few, surprised a in very asked and catechism. Few, "Of JUSTINA McKENNA. yet fellow, are you a Christian?" people here can read or write, and JAMES ELATING. up an intelligent knowcourse I am, you pagan," answered the kept Thank you very much, Justine, dear, have Institute). they Mechanics' (Opposite PERTH STREET, 340 HAY "I'm an 'old' Catholic. 'You for your nice cheque for the "wee ones." ledge of the Faith just from hearing ' lad. Drees Suits Our A Special Line et Scotch and Irish Suitings. worship gods made of brass and stone I am very pleased. I should like to the tenets of their holy religion reels Specialty. but I adore the true God in full wood, often. and so chorus see the boronia when it is in ed Samples and Self-Measurement Forms Sent on Application who made heaven and earth.- Father is Father Quinlan's verdict also. bloom, and, Justine, do send me a This to eland Just Tweeds Large and Varied Stock of Blarney Galvin allowed the boy to remain at spray that I may get a little of the He now attends school the mission. sweetness vcu get in a lump around Our expenses go on all the time every day, and if he can do anything Jarrahwood. I an, not surprised that Please make a point of forwarding he is as happy as the "The to priests so prominthe for been has regularly the frosty sprite your subscription day is long. This is the type of boy ent around your place, we have had Record" If God blesses You-ba. at Don't meet you Perth. in some visits from him the any of them with a vocation toreason He fetches chilblains and & WATERS. like him. BRYANT every is Hall, there China deam The I priesthood-Wand colds. nasty coughs and PERTH make to ought 80 to 90 STIRLING-STRE2T, to hope He will-they lighted to hear your gardens are doing 015-917 Hay Street Perth WOOD AND' COAL MERCHANTS. excellent ambassadors of Christ tc so well, and that your flower plants DETo. their fellow -countrymen. Thank you, Attended EXCLUSIVE GOODS. Promptly FANCY are beginning to bloom. AND Orders CHINA, GLASSWARE, again, my dear 'little friend, for the Tel. A3938. SIGNS SUITABLE FOR WEDDING PRESENTS, ETC., AT LOWlove you have shown the "wee ones" EST PRICES. Help our young Missionaries in and your loving, HARROLD & MURRAY. China to shoulder their heavy burden. ALL REGULAR STOCK PATTERNS IN DINNER AND TEA AUNT BESSY. WARE NOW ON HAND. Churches, schools, and dwelling-houses Produce Merchants, 'Victoria Park sort must be erected and fur NOTE Hay, some PLEASE of have on sale Bran, Pollard, Chaff, CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST ON REQUEST. Monica Thinks She Was Lazy. nished in each district. We earnestly Tel. A4270. Straw, Oats, Barley, Wheat, Linseed NEW ADDRESS. 1922. 7, support. July your A3945 solicit Jarrahwood, and Maize. Terms Cash. Tel. Dear Aunt Bessv,-I am sorry that you, to in writing long so I have been but I think I took a fit of laziness. Last Saturday I went over to Clayunder the Friendly Societies' Aeis Of Australasia). more, which is about five miles from (Approved by the Hierarchy of the Church and Registered It was a children s here, to a ball. are: RELIGION, NATIONALITY, CATHOLICITY, StrallifOLIENCIL Watchwords Its IMO. and. temaies),. demanding. It SpeciAily Appeals to Catholics (males fancy dress ball. There was a three on receipt by the DiSTIUCT it is essentially Irish and Catholic, aria Branches he established in any Locality SUPPORT and ALLEOIANCJi. SIORED by will step competition for children. My PRIEST of ins DISTRICT, the the by sanctioned PIRSONS TEN SECRETARY of a requisition partner and I got the prize. We went fully set out In the requisition. in Funds. Finannames and ages of intending members being and New Zealand; to,000 members end i500,368 over on Saturday evening, meaning to 650 BRANCHES throughout the Comznonwealth cial help and Medical Assistance in cases of Sickness Guaranteed. come back after tie dance, but the car MODERATE ConFRIBUTtrues MEMBERS. BENEFIT down, FOR in broke FEES over NO ENTRANCE PROPERTY which we went ON APPROVED CITY AND SUBURBAN FREEHOLD LOANS ADVANCED IN LANCE OR SMALL AMOUNTS and did not come back from JarrahSecretary, Hlberlan Hall. Murray -street, Perth. Fell Particulars on Appmation to J.. O'FARRELL. District wood for us. Some had to walk over ENGAGEMENT*. FOR OPEN I came back with ALL MODERN REQUIREMENTS. in the morning. NIBERNIAN HALL Elnlinnat RATES. 8 p.m. to Saturday. Miss Ryan in their oho and just got Monday to Friday. t t p.m. . 99 I 0 . CO p.m. to 11 8 p.m. are Record" to 19 VAL . CI 1 li C "The p.m. Subscribers to f II p.m. M if DIA . 5 f asked to forward their subscriptions Without delay. I

on amination, which is to come off hear Tuesday next. We are anxious to the being the results. Last Thursday, Rev. feasts of SS. Peter and Paul, the seven Father Hawes said Mass at and Chapel, Convent the in o'clock when we came to school Father Hawes followthe On Benediction. gave Jas ing morning we had Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament from nine o'clock till half -past three, and we all thought it was lovely. In the afternoon of SS. Peter and Paul's day we had a litAfter tle conc'rt for the children. that we went down to the gully anda had We picnic. had a nice little game of football, and then French and English, and ended with a game of After all the games were pudding. finished the Sisters treated us to the good things, and we hid a scramble for the lollies. which we ereoyed most of When Father If -s came down all. lollies rushed all those who got th ("own to meet him, but Father began to him. At catch run, and we could not last Harold Giles caught him. and he a rabinto turned said. "I must have bit and all you children are the brought was day hounds." So a happy to an end at close on 5 o'clock- Well, I must tell you something about our garden. We have five good sized gardens at school. First each one picks a mate to help him, then he gives him a piece of ground to sow his seeds in. I have a garden, and Jack Ventura is my mate. Jack's little sister, aged 18 months old, died some weeks ago. All the school children marched in a pro cession to the funeral. Next Sunday is Our Lady of Carmel's feast day, and she is the patron of the church in MulWith Lowill now conclude. lewa. much love to the "wee ones." --Your

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Is Modesty Natural to Us !By -C.F.," in "Catholic Home Journal.") Just what would you say of yourself if you were trying to characterise your-

s, in joy heart in purity and repenten Sun of Inand in pain. Himself the friends am self? e, nocence, Our Lord found Many a "queer" person has prescribNEVER SAY 'DIE! lips, have touched, have kissed the feet For Him he- L'arei:e. 1%. eette and" publicans and sinners: the Cross He shrank not from ed the precise inscription for his own my peer eternal,.and sem,. the ui person sick On es"i the Lerd, was unclean. But it is even more _unover tumble. leper a hung no tombstone. mind vie she Aec! Never the homage and at 1 his' is Cel" et:1.1'i -els ii :1 usual for a person to describe himself. Ile hung between two thieves, fear a fall; Never she moistened them from as and two them, the were chid A, tie as did Moses in the Biblical narrative. its foot, on either side, These +eh° dread to stumble her full eyes, how did her love for one and Mary be a mu.. 111,, ,Vvel. For Moses himself is supposed to be the Mantes-Mary His Mother Should not race at all. '0 :I ..i1to so great, yet so gentle, wax vehement to 0.1 1,, 11,11 ,1 was not without l)i It .k. beginning, Penitent. which teller of this story. the flame good a a up Make lighting her, lee that within surely. irietellee: e ei guidance, -test 1,1.:. the Ile had married an Ethiopian woman. providential Prompt to meet flmoc. h never was to die from that moment, se :lie; who pcillarti dl r .L there, for in them human iL winning were did for excess His sister Miriam and his brother they much what so reAnd N et .1 its even for ever! of conof li :mot., I.,t DANCING AND DEPORTMENT. completement the 111.,..1.-114j fields all C,O' before 'Aaron spoke against him on this acnature As to do your best in hope; not it reach when He recorded ill This is true clinrity, vei,.itiort. of Miss Mereea Scott, count. desire in admiration and till ieIt seen her forgiveness and the cause "soli1,, in it, and We can nature's his weak maintained \Ve L l t;:o Ii, no Moses alone, floe k.ly ende s our, for Apparently, in our Lady Having just returned burn the Eastern it! 'Many sins rte forgiven her, and dignity pe,:t I. t or no 1,,i,utoits what you call. purity sedition, for her their Doing of by face is . e eetiefacte in the boast,' less poise yein tary whom to Lit I . States with all the Latest Dancesshe loved much: alagdelen, NI, ter! L. r,w;:rd in such ease., Earliest tryinr, never our nu And the Bible says: to it unattainable, but in erring naBallruona and Fancy, also Grecian forgiven, the same lovcth less. fie L. Moses was very meek. Failed to make a man. of that same man hope the the forgiven "Now are too, sins 'Thy with her, tt ork-i.as retained Tu non He said upto detlius teeiay, (iii. spy:.:. Others may outpace you IN. when men might otherwise was above all the men which were upon thee safe, ture made FITTING hath OF faith ART thy thee: THE ',lame! Private Lessons by Appointment. itaitele of Do not be distressed; earth." 'the As the Divine Mother of face the spair. all nations go in peace.' Proy once you get "ABBOTSFORD.' Nothing can disgrace you as to Are YOU as meek as Moses? blessed among women. and too. Meg* to her, The art was love "Henceforth best Soft i, PERTH. ett:ng into your II ycu do your .ne,-,1 :1 is ce 118 ABERDEEN -STREET were to call her blessed, so, bably not. St. Augustine and to St. Ignatius 'Lobe to Fallint ,n, nr as tI1 1,:e 114 were little of °tilt seint,h love how note and to It is impressive delen's repentance Tel. A4787. ' yola afterward -great penitents in flower':: he best market is the rRawass YOURSELF moral the Application. on the whole world over and to beon soul the drug in a 'Clinic, dear known Prospectus wound a -as their own time the inare two ..ra tor -1 tt eon posit ly have anguish. come the hope of sinners and quality of modesty. Thereothers, can dig* spirit so full of desire a: to become for that tempered sub among many To be so strong that nothing sm of HEVRON. r_ spiration of so much good in the P. She could not live out of the presence good reasons, Them Iseetwese L-ct :lest ranee.. as virmind world of retiring peace this teiritual of Llie pour rarity in her terh lay; her Master. the relative ,tan r ',own joy of her Whom in prosHim ef and Customs, Shipping, and Forwarding could know her story we To talk health, happiness Call would she to we If when Phillilove Him tue, miseeIshetess. after Carriers. General meet. Agency. Put dra the mov- spirit languished perity to every person you The Modest Violet, do not better than listen to saw Him not; and waited on Him silmore Chambers, Fremantle, Tel. B277 ant, W , Newman in at the sunny side of everyCardinal leek of To she emulate watch to eloquence when PEOPLE. ing to I wistfully inclined, are conic Few of us THE BLESSED ently, reverently, He thing and make your optimism We read But we are not his discourse on Purity and Love. and NURSE G. KELLY was in His blissful piesence. the wayside violet. the sublimity 1, true. its 61111 idea of bles:r work has just spoken of to feel that it so fitly symbolises to -flie wont her. on one occasion, sitting at His of likely best, he the of now (Late el Fremantle), and only John, tilink St. To of and He the man innocence the words, "Now His io the than who is alto say: ut let listening to Illeseed only and as its se. feet eh:: expect to WISDOM. the words best, and opened a MA1 ERNI nY HOSWORDS OF Has the burning for in :s us only who chosen violet!" man before had sweet the sets she a that like I.S1c,t,c! testified to her Jones was very PITAL in the Hills of KALAMUNDA. the best. be Pdessiel is the ardent, impetuous love of the two great past Private One reason that meekness or mod-, Superior that best part which should not His A cconirnode tion. ,: sreeco. cut: i a gout waY eitistied with himself. !, To forget the mistakes of the Apostles and Mary. And, after li:essed is the man away from 1er. or humility (by v.hatevee name achievemalt who rules. taken esty greater in the presence of God, the to Rooms for each Patient. on press lik,ed is the Matt and of the future. she, by her perseverance, Station), may choose to call this violet -qualpleasure. el you w:eo is po.iular. resurrection. poi (opposite and will -ROAD RAILWAY L% ments Tlicse are the beetiat all "There is a third, an illustrious tido] ity) is so exceedingly rare, is that it is merited to eee H'm even before the iii the poeeesion of 'flue pee, To wear a cheerful countenance G,r1 She would not leave the in Scripture, whom we must associate Apostles. not "natural" to our human nature. tudes of sight and of this present 1:0,e,sion give every living czeature T. P. HERBERT Ged ees L. :se: and (Peter times retiruniversal Apostles is John and great which two Peter in etileuiswith these The pripaal inetinct world_ sepulchre when hire lel ec reels itself tellyobedience eon meet a smile. and opens a Family Grocer and Provision Mirto I' one's with a shock and Paull, when we speak ofthepenance ed, but stood without weeping; and. in nature, the instinct of self-preservaloving sion to he rich and in of one and not but nature. it her oh ant. to that is human in Who thought appeared few iealtit of and love. tion, is net abrogated when the Lord the law. instanwhen ROUGE RUINS THE COMPLZXIONthese 1T, -1 entered Tens' mind Magdalen? Who is it so fully woman held her eyes that she should not know On the contrary, with the addition of 392 ROILEBY-ROAD, SUEIA00 Live no erding to_'our light. but 'the "Blessed,' as supposanimal the ssedness to normal blf showing to it of piteously Hine she said self-consciousness Ile fleet ces what I am Girls 'who use rouge and topoe.der the' keep it in a doent lemp. (Near Nicholson-road). the man who thinks low cove, to lie who was a sinner,' who watered Feld IL 'vs. ed keeper of the garden, 'Tell me where consciousness, we human beings are life, be compelled Cons ience knows man too well Families :r.he: passed through will, in later with feet with her tears, and dried of carefullyve,i4ed. hest laid Hint and I will take Him Lord's thou more concerned for preservation of ouras the women Goods veils, faces p!casont klintrinv, :Aware their their whe gives in and 1. eountry orders atwish the away.' And. wiser at length He tnade them with her hair, and anointed selves than ie any other type of being. waited on daily, life Is like an unthrello Philesophy the Orient do, if they do not : who of a What rfertio, herour's fir of turned think ointment? she we her, and with precious rams. emit, I I i inself-knowit to Therefore, 'literally, tended to. to be described as "frightful,of fat tf st is hart to op -n whena itreally has a nts She, who had hind Brook ev.r:-:,;.4: a tcral,r 11,-..rt; who time for such an act! self and was rushing to embrace His selves much, and we think much of IL :s e.eL- : ,,verlook forty," Dr. William L. Love, as if to ,ini :or ho !i nes,: tele: wee teen han-,r: We are self -regarding and J. SPIGL on Skin Discome into the room as if for a festive feet ourselves. as at the beginning, when, address an in stated deed 1,,,,:owe it is modest and likes feel, penof the life: who a^t_ec. to- i..e true to coo purpose, to go about an. act of given to prove the dutifulness of her love He egotistic. WELLINGTON -ST. and HAY-$T. 'dike itseit as little as possib:e. eases at the annual conference to was a formal banquet It Self-Regard. ance! forbade her. 'Touch me not,' he said. Society of the Foyal, Excessive Medical (Opposite I don't want to be a half saint: Homeopathic to of ihtirnetar: City, 'for I have not yet ascended to My by a rich Pharisee to honour, yet Tobacconist, Hairdresser, Newsagent, suffer for the eLod God does not frieht. State of New York, in New York it Indeed, one may say it reverently, blessed ire the Iptetolie the penite but go to My brethren and say Our Lord. Magdalen came, young try, Father; Flower. Musical that Jewellery, himself of Goods, highly so Fancy ex, me - Threcently. thinks LAP the victims the ety,ties, the philanand beautiful, and rejoicing in her to them, I ascend to My Father and manconsiders Instruments. Cutlery, Etc. 'l'o give is e Cie:sure. to pay is a "We practicing physicians mince use himself the.crown of creahe inediaters, the , 'walking in the ways of her Father, My God and -your God.' youth, your increasing Reqiiired. the Goods cosmic Any alarm for the Write with or duty, titer: fs 4-,r!v Line merit therefore ece,f.-,:trs! which to Call view to end tion, the F to the first time a haln net "And so she was left to long for the heart and the gaze of her eyes; she A Saving Assured. in giving when Lillie deprives oneself. of cosmetics by our young girls,others as scheme has tended-the very Child of :toetetheat the time since Adam %ens but came as if to honour that, least, festime when she shculrl see Him, end 'flapper,' genus the of We find tut some law which SCY17, only God ! 00.,o, on gen:hetes patience, kiedness, Dr. and women were wont to'honour such and hear His voice, and enjoy His smile. merely biologically a to govern God's dealing with men,coine of supposedly good taste," said ruinG. F. YEATES. and the light men of the end sin tive doings, with her sweet odours and and he allowed to minister to Him for . Speaking then we call it justice, Love., "Many a girl has already W, of God. psycologically, the human race has s6, the kingdom forehead OPTICIAN, divide the for Peatitieles and things. unguents Heaven" en cool these ever contradiction, ny sense of selfnqrrnal across :tome baffling the ed her complexion proud intensified the he, And hair of the guests of 37 BARRACK -STREET, PERTH. thadc what many of the call it mercy. tremble to this* Chrispreservation as to give it a variety to come, so that to harmonised her the have your will suffered we over Here SHORT. cover Pharisee, 15 generation to LIFE wing (Opposite Town Hall.) Do not attempt members of the as expressions which are relatively new However, when we Face tian tradition she touched not him; let her come, .1 failure with a mees .7f words look like when they reach forty: nature. to enof the animals ,enteideration time inferior critical fatisuffer a the Adam's to of from might come we facts years the of Review rather the unadorned for sacred writings we find the story disWith us it has taken on the guise ' M. ter our apartments without caring em-realiup to this day. It is almost yesterself ure as it would b., and resolve that it self-fulfilment. self-insistence, We read of the "woman them; suffered her as a necessary yet connected. Butcher, 245 carast., Iseederville. ciey the. he fell from Paradise! --So shall not be. And none of these qualities sation. in the city, a sinner." who washed the to find principie many ages have lezen measured out and bellishment of the entertainment, to Prime Beef, MuttonaPork, Lamb alIt is not unusual end made for modesty and meekness. On destined her 'ears as or with Even soul, Lord The no Our now? of they are feet having scoundrels., as for Where the enrolled! ways on hand. Corned Beef and Small used as a refuge the contrary! From the day it was invented, no wiped them with her hair, and anointperdition, but anyhow aa nothing to so shall the fee. which remain pass Goods a Speciality. All Meat kept in 'fact is as old as the world. Thatbeis ae Typewriter has symbolised him. Seen spiritually, that same impulse to"Monarch" his'brethalabaster and precious Evans being, of out been proud Feet thou He, His it should ed Iladrt the awes, also. Cool Storage on Premises. Tel. A3297. Which characterreason, however, why erogiess. As all remember, it was 'might compass sea and him, the Pharisee's house; and again of ward self-expression, like in ren -since full aanisaccl Bern Paradise up to this prewriting weeks cepted as a situation that may not be nature, visible bring to He ises our human first as to but, whom of out see proselyte,' one Magdalen certainly of make to wc.aldst Mary by land sent day, thou And year ieenedied. universally. satisfaction in that abundant HOTEL PERTH had cast the seven devils of an evil rounded Our Lord and other teachers as looking into that proselyte's heart, that the life which had thus flown adopted it, year The "Monarch' has ranked life which life, and who with Our Lady herself 3. J. RYAN, Proprietor. pitying its sin and trying to heal away bad been shirt. Add any numup to us Its betterments hold design. wholeness in and REDEEMING FEATURES. leader holiness of the his of women was first among the faithful this did not enter into the circuit the ber of years to anyone's life, and what Excellent Accommodation. have influenced the whole industry. as the ideal of human striving. No, he thought only of a morning breeze. v -ho follow Him and-avere by His side and thoughts. Moral standards which have stood is it? It is as The Monarch No. 4, our latest But as normally seen, in the competilater, watched by the banquet, and he let his who, of died, He as equalled necessities challeng been world; -day being are never working has the tests of centuries best model, tive struggle of our come to du her part, such as it tomb, and/was so divinely reworded Afirn guiding hand must FAITHFUL TO THE ROSARY. intensified instinct of self-preserva- UNKRWOOD BUSINESS COLL[CL Its basic superiorities cannot be ob- her ed to-day. was, careless what her life was,eso that at the Resurrection: atitl last. Mary of our tained elsewhere. makes for such exaggeration of the therefore be extended to our growing tion and confined and Martha we'l of Cardinal sister of part the that testament did Bethany, spiritual alone she The Despite their excesone of us that egoFor instance. The Monarch, boys and girls. contemelatives. who importance of eachdesignation BUSINESS TRAINING FOR'.GIRLS. of Rennes, who of model it. to of Archbishop Lazarus, herself Dubourg, pleasure, adjustability of of the stimulating to has the combination sive devotion tism is a modest The Full Business Course, six hours had "chosen the best part." Are thee a few months ago, has just been "But, lo! a wondrous sight! Was it Durability Visibility, complete -regard self Touch, and, their spirit of disobedience, our died public. average retwo It contains some very Lightness of Action. Automatic Rile a sudden inspiration or a mature per day, £20 for the year, payable E5 one, or must we take them to be made are an improvetoo, in die course, has come young folks to -d Then, as moment the of individuals, act A Year's Course, three distinct an term. it three Was per passages: or even interesting solve? bon Reverse, and 92 Character Stand ment upon the previous generation in democracy as a social ideal still furhours per day, £12, payable f,3 per "The devotion to the Sacred Heart,' the Eastern and so many Protestants or the result of a long conflict? -but our sense of self-imand Keyboard. three particulars,: a higher degree of to increase ther child the EVENINZ; STUDY devotion for the -coloured certainty with many no, been, advance. poor, have in We "has that term ideas Ire says, do? behold, These constructions, Monarch frankness; a keener sense of humour; and portance. ONILY-Shorthand, Typewriting, week, proof the Holy Rosary, the double great Church has'not spoken. But constant of guilt approaches to crown with her sinew the beginning. solve many and a most refreelaeg absence of hypo-Modesty. and with to evenings per Him GreDemocracy of St. conformity of -three in head days life, the the my since of Bookkeeping ointment devotion tradition sweet These redeeming features con blems. cri.sy. see, a my episcopal motto, to which I believe gory reinforces the conclusion of whom the feast was given; and Naturally, we are not likbly to think £2 lOsoper term. upon They insure permanent alignment ',statue an excellent natural basis Sulu, She has 1 have always been faithful: Per mat closer study of the Evangelists, and she has stayed her hand. less of ourselves when we accept the BUSINESS TRAINING FOR BOYS. give perfect touch, bring clearer bre which to rear a lofty, spiritual the attraction and ad cor Filii: (Through the Mother she discerns the Immacuto realise us rem fame and doctrine of self-government, helps the to looked, add democratic they goodness. and pressions, tare of supernatural who brightness Special Full Course for Boys, six figure 'the one implications. Son, that of Virgin's lovableness to the Heart of the Son), and one of of The Monarch for durability. far-reaching the late, the with all its hours daily, Bookkeeping and Acand the spotless soul that Not only are we, the people, the source to every ale Light is so much the graces which most excite my gratI Eternal means that the all of offers Monarch The counts, Economic History, Economic THE CATHOLIC HOME. tulle to God is that since my entrance mirror of God's majesty.' She looks, knows of human weakness. -"Women's of political authority, but we are the tainable in the finest standard typeof Dare would Geography and Te, hnology, Business it Ancient the big seminary up to the pre the Melbourne.) destroyers, into Work," better. the recognises Social and exclusive she and own makers its PLUS writer Mathematics, Commercial English and Catholic home may be know upon sent thy, that is to say, foe :nore than the Lord of life and death, her Judge: seem, of economic systems and even a combination is not to Such ments. faith of a OF me emblem sent ENROLMENT Correspondence, Office Proedure and COMPULSORY years, He has never she sees in His entering it by some in and sixty who looks, religion! she of buyer, again creators the and the by be overlooked Business Method, Civics, and ElemenSTATE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMconspicuously displayed. Catholic piceirkness or extaeme fatigue which has his money. of which, in a high sense, we are! for All face and in His mien a beauty and a most the on snsts books single Catholic -one Economics -L20 for the year, payBLY ELECTORS, tures, Catholic statues, serene, majestic, prevented me for one day sweetness, awful, But the first result of such a teaching tary No buyer, whether he is buying one able £S per term. men. of an exusons and Catholic papers, and a Catholic day-from saying my rosary, which which the promote of to is its practice should decide and more than that hundred, one er convezeain obligation. with an EVENING STUDY ONLY. three The penalty for nog-compliance the spirit that is manifested have always considered berance of self-conceit in the individual which !bled all the splendeur of that is the best until he is familiar with evenings weekly, £2 lOs per term. the State Law in this respect is a fibe All that I have been, all that I have tion, in vital contact with the Church, room. general intoxication of self -love. and festive Monarch. Sacthe all that of life, Elecmy .State Call cr plate for further particulars done in the course of not exceeding £2, _and the and in frequent reception v hich certainly are not conductive to Comparisons will enlighten. "Again she looks, timidly yet eagerly, 'toral signs for my body 'Phone A2357. Office, Supreme Cour Buildings, I have received from Godand raments--there ase the externalhome, Carbons, Paper, eye and in His His in Ribbons, meeknesl. for discerns Also she and episcopal Catholic ascertain Perth, is now takng steps to UNDERW009 BUSINESS my soul, for my priestly that indicate the true It is hot surprising, therefore, thatis and Office Sundries, communicate with smile the loving -kindness ,the tenderper GE, those of CO and addresses names ministry, I attribute solely to this the SUPand the civilisation of the soil of a democratic UNITED TYPEWRITER ness, the compassion, the mercy N CHAMBERS,' daily and faithful recitation of my WtST AUSTRA sops who, although eligible for enrolto the free PLIES, CO.. LTD.. EXEMPLARS OF WISDOM. even less favourable Saviour of man. She looks at herself, TERRACE. obto neglected GEORG hitherto ST. rosary." have ment, of modesty she. quality of the violet vile, how hideous is growth Ell ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE, how oh! and direcserve their obligations in this PERTH. The saints are the true exemplars of than are other cultural conditions. who but now was so vain of her attion. All natural born and naturalised THE ETERNAL BOY. Which we do not mean entirely to the wisdom of God. They did not live How withered is that tractions! sublects (with certain excepBritish H.A.C.B.S. ran praises For, duly. democracy will the 1-ewail. which for the world, but for the hereafter. of comeliness are of age years If 21 sketchunder in not tended. tions) A ivell-known biographer, bring its Sobering appeal to indiviaual To this end all their efferts ALL HALLOW'S BRANCH, through the mouths of her admirers! :save lived in they pfovided eligible breath along with its doctrine of ing the life of a famous statesman and the BOULDER, become responsibility we -are to save our souls, it will only How loathsome has of Western Australia for six months con eipftenat. Flakes the emphatic stateH.A.O.B.S. the dignity of the individual. be by imitating them in their love which hitherto she thought so fraghit a period of one in for mutt Friand we winch characteristic Next tinuouely, the is that wisacnn, meeting ment seven learn gradually to make shall -Your we those of And 'supereateral Remember Buy your Musical instruments, Strings. rant, savouring only We month it the Assembly District for subject that made him the beloved of BE THERE, and bring a beg as a. gife from the Iloly Ghost. the fittng response in iself-reverente ddy Night. Books, Muslo, Magazines, Papers, etc., bad spirits which dwell within her! enrolment, immediclaim which they PREMIER the in Initiative and his friends and that gave tohis career Join there to Self-confidence, should alsolseg,it from His spouse. tile stayed, from ALBERT a BON, 1.90 . BOOK & MUSIC and Friend she would have there And claim. of such the power date and the called steadiness preceding ately (near a large amount of 180 MURRAY STRE STORES, in the State. the earth, Bleeiad Virgin Mary. who is on arhiearement. BRANCH sunk have would she Even envelopes, recards, in him." claim wisdom boy necessary ifi The tate= fr her eternal -rich in for "the Secretary. newly was be Boan'e), PERTH, Note Add to her Wisdom. in cease HACKETT, we of J. and P. Seat When wrapped in her confusion ;.: ore 4,tainal.,le, from the State down to grey hairs he absolutely relegume Tree -ask to -day we shall develop hu17 York -street, Boulder. ceived its most perfect exemplification one glance our democracy, cast not she had despair from such and Perth, She did Offie, A Electoral modvirile a fused to grow old, but persisted in be will but it -forgiving all too. among the children of men. mility, again on that all -loving, the fresh H.A.C.B.S. and semi-public officers as Elecnot prize the things of this woad. bat maintaining toward all of life esty, the child of self-respect, and delie is looking at her, it public countenance. at th rioted an Publi toral Registrars, Clerks of Courts, Govand untouched attitude and outlook ST. MARY'S BRANOH, only the things of Heaven; therefore, termination. looking at the lost Shepherd is the 99 MurRecor RegisMining of Agents, fullness. Land red offi ernment KALGOORLIE. of a youngster she received of them in their surrenders That would make you as strongly sheep lost the and sheep, Australia. in to Wes ready folk Tuesday Constables, we on Police some be Postmasters, Meeting wisdom, may trars, her in There her be. Fortnightly should imitate but modern If we meek as a He speaks not, Him. to herself behind earnestare Road . lying of sephy gifts Secretaries her phi( Town Clerks, question the St. Mary's Hall. Members will also share with her in He eyes her; and she draws nearer Boards, and. Political Organisations, such a statement, lent there have beer ly requested to roll up. any week to according to the measttre of the preHim. Rejoice, ye Angels, she draws OED61-. We etrongly advise our etc., etc. more than this one illustration to atContributions received CATHOLIC carand destination of God in our regard. Him but nothing seeing near, test its soundness. 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