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Belfast's Worst Crime
Clontarf Orphanage Carnival
at the shortLatin scholar, and ready learnedly on art. s st notice to lecture on religioninimitablyon science. and and interest of the various men." Clontarf, operation and he was "a lord among learned of the societies connectThe Christian Brothers, thanks parishes, counin coming, sincere long not their was return time to The wish therewith, especially in isthe Independ ent, Jur* 10.1 ed stonreceived: had 0:C.M.) instructwho rasil, B donations (From the Dublin "Weekly (By John when the pooser classes,frenzied days of for the following 5s; Nicholson and try districts. the secretary and who are now to stil letter continue to gips, by Government, shall and the £5 appeal in took govern, special a we carriage Connolly, firing A. of his make are known P. ed ed to HertA heavy outburst is written in the higher.. These facts Oliver (tiTailors), lOs were won over by the to the secretaries of Bert Mater the Counties of Middlesex,thereof, and the ern, tumult, ls; and priests This brief essay the city, Co., popular to run"the over the Belfast Govern may For of were all reads which place Ordinary Barnes, members who as heart 6d; of lOs "he Essex, and heavy that a had qualities societies. ford. Padbury, to hope W. gracious the various Kent, information of Dr. C. the qualities 6d; themselves. The Specialstown w that paroc- Hospital was subjected the prison and those of Surrey, Sussex,with the to a library-for fuller that fbremost der, and Williams, lOs 6d; It is indeed recognised as multiple with him on their more the fusillade On the side facing long in a certain all been Hampshire, nearly prelate, had up and 6d. that taking splendid lOs are -proximity, the turn Berkshire, mind The for the of his Quinlan, hial affairs with 'nevof the early years they had matured a plot on the Crumlin-road. began at 11.10 held in the Bel English ecclesiastic century, islands annexed, as Administrator time available in many parishes, learned brethren. Nicholas A general meeting was pastoral This parish. he of the place into a miniature night, of the shooting, which each ing that him that Tuesday nineteenth jurisdiction." for hoped bullast is the on and discove it Ordinary claimed of It has been Parochial Hall Archbishop of some time This plot has been Protes p.m., startled the patients, fast. of a presided ertheless heart will not find it too the Cavanagh end society, windows, F. Cardinal Wiseman, firstmy readers, "go the Vicar General received the M. each several to local Mr. and the who when shattering by preserved Cardinal, lets began to grave Encouraging some effort (however the and frustrated The idea was that Westminster. When to inform thembefore the arrival of the It was a revelation Dr. over a good attendance. and measures much to make child. to sending glass splinters all over which by easy stages themselves. Wiseget them to a library," intended travelling Monsignor the Protestan small it will be greatly appreciated) of a man reports were received, Whitty ecclesiastics in Italy to see One of the 'wards into This manner and beds, Appeal. Specials were to wreck what fresco to al further Clontarf as Continent and all extend the to selves picnics across taken the deserving .contained furnish an ex aid of fired attending being not are were barque man and the apshots man, have Apmany the Church there, so as toCatholic Roman Brothers the and vigour as time a cool, level-headed them chute English greater he was, who steered such skijl as to first of was the with with is many the as pursue luncheons and wrecking of the morecases, for with joy in and ready bad cuse the your was interest England by with he in and that away when you, refuge now Peter carried sought pealed to peal campaign, friends, at d' timeaccount of his stewof him, "Ile is the not only would More could leave their bedsOne and the driving-out, as a reprisal. that it the last time. keener. feared made he can docthe growing you have Pius IX. sayProvidence is of an ment, give sponse to Engby for Rome ( Father underneath them. the Catholic population. painful enthusiasm this Appeal man of Divine find out quite easily Who went the news of the pastoral contained to th The parish of Victoria Park (Monsigworkers are required, for ardship. and explain some very and one of the nurses to many, but its very "In a circular recently sent colossal camland," they shall Hayes), and that of Subiacoresponded tors in eonnection with grave of Speci and sought to calm and very unwelcome is State -wide---a truly fan the matters assistance, educated, and would and their to born and was energy thought, already various officers in charge he he himself have utmost the escapes where between Veiling), th phraseology, narrow nor I relations requiring point very the paign gave. had on nothing strained life fears, laid was others his early for twas their There whatever what promise his those things, but But the Cardinal held The firing emphasis duty of Constabulary is t flame of bigotryappreciably, and it remains publicity. Every person, his Coadjutor. consult, so from the flying bullets. and the rattle 'the main in life can do sometheir example. "A person will go shall not dwell on he could do, nobody topublished the that Cat emulate position to the belief her p.m., or the 11.50 incidents to of until (meaning pageant themlasted kill the enemy sometimes," thing. "They should identify just form a little after a short prayerthehe "Times" and easily be dis. overcoat Plain and Fancy Dress Ball. mad unless he goes mad he illustrious Carof machine guns could compiled selves with the Appeal in some way, lies), for it M only by finally While from the life of the forewarned of rifle pastoral. dress the Si to go and so between outings of evicting hirn from rest tinguished from the volleys in the country were extent and A children's plain and fancyClontarf satisfied ing paper the to other perfectly dinal to lure on the only is every which it if and be in even a document A most and revolver fire. ball was held in aid of the Hall on Counties that peace can ticket. their best and their worst of more fully into the profitable in Rome, and, so to hospital sixpenny doing the a in authorities buying doctors -measures' intimate the Town the half city of no insolence be the One on the away. given to those Appeal in pleasant task of becoming represen- There must orcordial invitation is everactive say, almost took their breath Priest. taken crying anathema Craig' workers. Thursday, the 20th .inst. The told a "Weekly Independent" with much quoting of "Under with the life of this "High dio"Catholics no more expect the unfortunwho wish to become Happily, it can Rome, again* At a time when grave domestic especially Mrs. Leitch. who with her band thy Cardinal's hat," tative that the plightofofwhom ganiser, stamp I vacancies, from among men." feet him, were in Government to take actionEarly many my upon are achieve heavy to school There efforts many pursuwere no "every C troubles that comspared patients, ate the sand, unconsciously cesan workers did be general was of the than on truthfully murderers the Cardinal results, a dangerous condition. was 'the most for energetic men, of Cardinal pu arriving at the Bishop of Clonfert invited thea Carsuccess, was gratified with the boy knows" something ing his joyous way, and on trans expect the Eraperors,to Come to the Parochial Hall of children speak the opening of new mittee. witnessed. and it was at of the number 9 ever he them-"I preach the good a kicked of to intimation on pitiable and all dinal being call first for stoned or there the 8, had who Wiseman, Bruges. says a on Tuesday, August the mob FabThe joyous at great risk that he and his colleaThe Vicar O'Hare, church in Ballinasloe, "and." office, Murand adults on the floor. in the Church"-have read of his Stephen to death. John kicked storm that he had created secretary: c.o. "The Record" a happy moment, he costumes of div- gues, with the nurses, went amongst of the in in "child him "in the when told children first of called which biographer. day, was he crowd week which letter, -street, iola, General's descripmade them, in an endeavour to calm their Thompson ray -street, on any in and him three opinaccept -d the invitation. The Our Catholicity, and our ers cloours and diverse adesigns, affections." state of things, gave had pulp, his teeth knockedoutout, the part of you will be given some share into adospeshare in the as all our apadvanced to of recogni tion of his journey through fears. even the onlooker feel The We appeal and body beaten historic sense, as well for ions which advisers enough head work. good grand headquarters bow fortunate the police whole was beauty, he the and under mirth. wah put How which and Military In his moans he preciation for art to kiss the ring on him: "Go to Rome and "Remain on Ireland reads like a description of Dr. cial way to the pleasure seekers- and ever -prevalent tion. and were informed of the outrage on the to visit march presented some comical before the Pope," to stood to beg for a drink of water. down in gratitude "His attend the pictures matter you do promised fairywho anywhere." often from former blew yo Prelate, the "going a children give storm and 'I'll the Mannix not even hospital, clever contrasts, the hand of the Roman the Continent until opinion of his executioners said: building. progress; he others other amusements where Christian was "that journey was a triumphal send a force to protect the occurred land, others from niggerland, all right.' lifting up the maim made the life of the early as familiar of the money you spend stadrink over," and the minor a railway fraction the at to small to casualties speak respect no once to due an at (with O'Hare merely being typical was pressed Providentially Church of the Catacombs the Cardinal should return returned. ed and broken form of where he was goes towards any charity, ofbutsuch enThe shooting life, the into th tions, everywhere in factmore in the Mater Hospital. it Isegari, and citizens of our city) of city The Cardinal five rto us as a tale of yesterday. throwing him over the bridgeLagan, England." the proprietors than the enrich for to as markets, stay "all to kerbstone suddenly in the as compelled ended tradesmen, swirling waters of the River eye-wi this tale has been told transfor the at/ Thattongues"-for tertainments? Think of thethedeserving It was on November 11th that the His discourse on that oc-I amuse- little boys, and also the little Oils, he minutes." no reason could be assigned Two Protestant Fabiola was feet below. living boys at Clontarf, patronise Cardinal arrived, and immediately a fill a volume of 400 pages. alyou before it bath soap and water as torand rapid casion tack. "So shunning behalf, languages their seven -General. on nesses have informed us that, joist the into Vicar with held lated towards Record" ments were singuAll sent for the spread "The fill or English not one shooting discomforts. or The many must Whitty, tures as forfeited Dr. of the bridge, a picket of Spe having end wrote the the regret though Donegallresolve," not for had gone through pageant his will along was them, grand of the city, the on of larly original, and centre of the intimation I lusions to any cials, with loaded rifles trained Strati crashI shall not editions-is a proof of the truth two nights at some other pleasure. "that this- was thethe first difficult for the of Milan to to Royal -avenue, and the subject is a tempting one, which grand made it not a littleAnsley, decision he had was Catholic quarters of Short words of the Archbishop have written Secombe. street had received of of my object, There are still plenty of the in sight glass could be heard above the Mesdames of lose letter ing judges, "You to my of Write Wiseman, receipt were witnesses of all this savagery. rememavailable. Cardinal to on the prize who will the tickets came all a select union of to art firing. remind to McCarthy, the success of it, the having merely Miss the and din for the secretary for a book or books of The Vicar -General, "So far from preventing mob a good book with done this would Bruges." the decisions were they will be well repaid However, Casualf that by ber winners. the caused have splenTo are Catholics-More a excitement Out out prizes the The bad one." were there to preve,pt by winner Clearing alluded to will seek prize tickets. for they little if each these "I trouble of received, achievement the said, well any ties. read did, and no one should miss a chance Then being interfered with area close have been a sufficient Cardinal the pastoral, the Cardinal with applause. of Cardinal Wiseman, and who I but greeted But "life" man, being in great. one books is Catholic any The forenoons the of in the life people One of the quietest of winning at least one. I crowded with know the excitement was the dainty supper, which not what manner of a man heof was Away experiertced the Eng- contain twelve tickets at ls. each, but there more Wiseman's busy life was am writing something here which, Official Attempts to Ilzplaiit, than satisfied the appetite, Belfast for weeks pastthewasgunmen as this, and in won his way to the respect death the only sof were Monsignor bent triumphs as notable different Atte* think, will calm it." fools'cap at his to have an- on Monday, but if complimentary to the sellerneed that are detire so the spheres. two the people, on enlivened lish but displayed shillings him, ten mobs fut. only the most widely told of a certain down to look at the tics execrated near Orange that the the had the so in of a book, inactive Appeal nation which once other such good time The official explanation of twelve campaign of away, and There is a story Cardinal's desk, and read, "An be returned for each bookprizies. Buy ure. 'It is hoped that many more exceptional energy in the Islands, who on on the Mater Hospi mourned for his passing such attack rible harassed the scene ,twelve a are against Bishop of the Solomon and his mis- to the English People." This was children's act There extermination Friday London never witnessed of the Duke tickets. will be present at the next Belfast, which is the -crowning seeing his funds depleted. Monday, and by the following record, ' having in mind that in a book, and you may have them. Catholics. y told the natives as his funeral since that hands. The and infamy in Belfast's horrible sion in great necessity, Sydney for the entertainment; His death was the drawing raise ,t was in the printer's amusements in aid of ' Wholesale evictions cohtinued, "to the the in of and Wellington. result patronising full, of to in The of that the bullets which entered it going cleared printed for being daily doing that he was are newspapers arranged are the he in they districts from have saint, Appeal whole published a is might ricochetted sold of Clontarf the had death Bishop the wind." The the the or- Catholics. Extensive clearances have buildingwall pamphlet form 30,000 copies were all that the block ofofland to -day (July 29th.). contiguous, to the insti sinews of war," something practical in aid of everything, and claimed the prison ion either days. Dr. Whitty had men-a said "to procure sprinkling papers The following is the list of been made all along streets meant was to in a few indeed Church gives, ,"even to which was being attacked.an T tion, decided to hold a phans. resibeen the of has death It one fancy for, of course, what he his metaphor our tally commented, "You are that in May of those of Ormeau-road, and water-" side three holy winners, give this story your the about prize staff of in Anyhow, hospital expect Cm to we "Paddy's Market" secure funds. sanguine man Girl, Ronnie Islands dential quarters of the city, from calm this be like to his, and the ministry This "stunt" will be dress:-Most OriginalMarket"; equivocal deniaL It is interesting' weeks' time. misled the men of the Solomon writing, or any writing, canwas Most mac -street to Ormeau Park, a disas complete as that a terrific death stall the official versi' "Kerbstone at away, right. for though was combined Morris, hope that, the CaBishop Eminence note by While the "Peanut tance of about half a mile. The storm," but his -bed of the conducted Bell and the vilthe "Apwhat attended the death be held on a Satur- Original Boy, Phil Sullivan, of the snooting published infrom typhoon blew the villages The "Times" commented on in this locality were t his all his life valued holders and will Girl, Nancy Baker, residents who when to Fancy sniping tholic of place Best and Cardinal, and King"; sarcastically. sea, great time suggestion a no the at though lies be would of day afternoon, they admiringly, lagers into Irma or peal" Boy, out. colministrations clear Fancy to the Best goodly newsagency ordered things market the "Times:' above all an English "Buttercup"; At this a hospital, later. scarcely is hear no more," said theeither advertised W. Lordship returned withthe natives were the be of there "We all bombed out, and of Long. "Bubbles." Special prizes:Brun the Church, and was jealous culates this obvious falsehood. living in this lection in his pocket, dressed in vioof the planetary systems, last you may buy fuss little or nothing planets, Ansley, "Butcher Boy"; Lorna "Mys- Catholic family now him, least ceremony. One of the including the choicThe following official report slat ready to rteceive and Cullen or Copernicus; suns, in the Phyllis Troy, their "Sprinkle the holy kinds of articles, area. was, Rule"; large may said brandishing he You "Home ley, fruits. more things no and paint war the scene been issued.-"At 11.15 pm. vegetables J. comets dance est been end also Casserley, has P. the everything." -street T want a Harrington, Dock "raising I in for W. Engtery:" water again; Mobs were fired at His Majesty's Prison. w clubs to pay him back also, by investing a few pence Sunmazes of metaphorical confusion. of intimidation and evictions.quarters she prison Murphy, W. Davey, and Vic Carter. union, win a complete art guard, believing that the wind." is suffered to remain where little Florland Unionist Parade," from "La experihooligans an feast. of xnachi the Niiggers." with to "The on Satbeing attacked, replied Cardinal Wiseman had day dinner fit for a Royal is, and is no longer forced, HARRY McCARTHY. of the to par- ence Smith; "Cowboy," Dave Miller; overran the Catholic districts of the bullets ence very much like this one diocese. great discomfiture of the Continent, over Watch "The Record" for, further "Coleen," In some cases they gun fire, some urday night. City." The "Belgium," Rosie Stone;Soap," Motor Car Painting. Established Eternal the and, the- Mater Hospital." round Bishop of the dusky Solomon walls, ticulars. Hilda revolve back the over in Eng-STREET. "Solyptol PIER storm 195 co clambered paraStaines; a the years. Jennie with 20 securing tremendous a to article concludes He raised With a liew Our special representative in 13 o Cogan; flourishing revolvers, ordered the un"From out "Times"that Practical Coach Painter. Barry; "Prince of Tower." Flo. "StockA anticipated the rider of the land by his famous pastoral graph fast made inquiries into the matter to clear out. walked Harrington; Catholics he Edna but fortunate Bishop relia "Carnival," Gate," acquitted the Flaminian Auckland jury that Annie Tuesday, and learned from a was conscious that number of Catholic families fled. n and anman," Fred Flynn; "The Imps," "Pillar straight into the storm, Liston of disrupting empires, authority that such an outrage in Dineen; General. family a Edna Vicar and Catholic His a making of to th Palmer it. and visit house A quell jacks, The he could the supaltogether unexpected. at nihilating union of loyalty- "If Dr. in the Garmoyle-street Box," Olive Hopkin. Beforethe of the Whitla-street, inspection ruin an Monsignor Witty, was astounded and venerable "Sunhospital thinking that himself per interval, Miss Day sang Leitch de- area, was set on fire by an Orange the Cardinal's confidence, mercy Wiseman had only explained age caused by the volley of firing of Proof other Catholic this pother o shine of Your Smile." Mrs. nothing but the special the mob, and a number clearly at the beginningwould a sufficient tepudiation of the aidaccompanist, Unionist the order, the of thank never to verge sires supernatural the the on in families vidence Windows are' smashed report. the healing (the national protest) re left their homes fearing donors of the prizes, and all those who co have which district building ed by the natural help of things modthe arisen- Therefore the wholeconof have the portions co-operated with her in making an invasion. hand of time, could makeThis was the sponsibility of the late unseemly not under any conceivable byelm nation." a success. -end casualties have the fin ball week not and him caused Several with been erately paceful againlay have duct stances the wounds. wal dawn been reported. Two-died from incident Pius IX. hadbyestablished from the prison. Parts of 'the The popular excitement died a brief dated fro VINhit ST. been wonder, OF Murders-"Officially ,have Hierarchy in England The 'no on not and could Dail" which SOCIETY. "An Cardinal visibly and rapidly, 1850. wit 29, studded "rode Inspired." September the gaol are practically the windo English de PAUL for this was how the Cardinal CENT the of one In promulgated the brief toofthe directed Pogrom and marks. the bullet of year, whirlwind start the that the in From 7th. ho October of "was the people on he there are at least 6 or 7 bullet ha The General (Quarterly) Meeting storm." "What,'' he asked, the Catholic minority in Beldenied and according to his biographers, de Paul was against the toll Portions of brick and masonrythe fo Cardinal against Catholics? They did the Society of St. Vincent fast on July 21, 1920. to date, not Joseph's In fact wrote "almost boastfully." but he was charge But St. Dail at the last to Supremacy. been knocked out. Sunday according Royal on is, held victims of Rev. Royal Wiseman was not boastful, an exceed- the the Right deny sides of the building are dames the dissenting bodies Church. Subiaco. The the to a Eireann Publicity Department:enjoyed over full of faith, and having through been presided nevertheless has who and new Verling One Cathothe 1,750; Supremacy, Monsignor of what Killed, 423; wounded, BARGAINS IN TOILET BRUSHWARE. ingly clear realisation going of members from ecclesiastical affairs? ordeal gives a vivid account their fying attendance driven in achieve each. to freedom 8,150; 40/splendid 25/work, 18/6, was from if lic driven 16/6, 17/6; Gents'. order of things Volley after vo the outrage. were in he wrote What was the use of Emancipation every Metropolitan -Suburban ConferXylonite Hair BRUSHES, Ladies', the h sermon from quarters where Catholics in settle glass, 7in. diameter, 14/for the Church in England, quar- which was directed against with which Catholics were not allowed of Xylonite Hand MIRRORS, bevelled ence, and a most appropriate McArdle. minority to (a) Catholic outside 22/-. 27/6, 37/6, 42/6 each. Church small BRUSHES, with wild cheers f his pastoral in the spirit mode Hair Father the greeted Ladies' Rev. by was the tal, Ivoroid for themselves preached Quality satin among blush was Best cases, (b) driven or cardboard elsewhere, in arranpubters be accompanied St. Paul wrote, "Shall we "Your present BRUSHES, will the the prison windows, belovgovernment? And A report of the meeting Best Quality Ivoroid Gents' Hair one. Six-County area, 20,500. as "Rip Gospel? God forbid." Cardinal to his lined, 45/- pair. Pact) to such exultant shouts with gement was a pyrely eclesiastical lished in next week's "Record." 27/6, 32/6. the Pope, From March 30 (date of were ed country." wrote the of "The were taken from cities Hand MIRRORS, heavy make, 24/-, rereaders roast them,' "To hell Ivoroid titles issue killed "has Quality Though week's Best last England,. In Catholics in 91 one 4, 1922. 7/6 each. not the Lead i June BOXES, "Slap dispirited flock perPUFF a England, Specials," or in the supply to "Up, churTIDIES fair and counties were asked Ivoroid HAIR 44 Protestants while Record" be wounded, 6/6. 261 are sni and "They would and 3/6 ceived a place among theconstituted, A memthem," "Up. Ulster," penny of national money Ivoroid HAIR COMBS or 'RAKES, ambulator for a poor woman. were killed and 129 wounded. ches, which, normally from the Hospital," "Blow them Park Ladies' Conor a modicum of civil power Hand MIRRORS, 8/-, 13/, 18/-. of Catholic claimed, wood Victoria Ebonised the satin of aggregate ber gristle, extermination splendid pure at new and the the the make, of of form English con"The Pogrom His summary blazes." England has abrogated by the Bishops Ladies' Hair BRUSHES, best ference has given the necessaryof the campaign is," the report proceeds, communion; Catholic Socn, by lectures and was that it was "a veritable hell appreciatibn 13/6, 15/6, 17/8, 22/6, 25/-, 27/6. the eccle- Hierarchy." Great in backs. orbit but its veyance. to Catholics, peerrestored the his been Record" in "directly against fire." by the free use of which its in the assistance given by "The had he siastical firmament from and begins sermons, Protestants are inevitablyNoshot In Curfew Hours. Too, less controversial powers, affairs thus publishing some of the society's ofneeds one has light had long vanished, of the course of operations. state GAMES.. a members adabout INDOOR by IN brought expressed regularly of been these .BARGAINS has for telegram was sent justice to following now anew its course biographers: The Cahis our brought of that one of been certain described by the centre too Blue Bell. society, and it is nation howljusted actors round fac- crimes. The fact cannot be from King George, Mr. David Lloyd Geor of Aerial Derby. "He stood up before the Steeplechase. tholic paper will be a very useful so far and Mr. Co that, wolves, Churehifl, of unity, the source of jurisdiction, Winston pack out emphasised Mr. a carry like to strongly him Trail. dated ing around Race to London. tor in enabling the society being unable to tamed it." light and vigour.: .. By a brief, lins:the Belfast authorities they Aladdin. was furand in a few weeks he had was, Aerial Post. its work. actuat have Hospital my to Infirmorum the same day, His Holiness massacres, "Mater tempest Records. these the stop Atlantic us, though This stilling of Rescue ther pleased to appoint ed last night by machine-gun and ' ally planned them. We have affidavits Bushrangers. BRANCH 708, H.A.C.B.S, ST. MARY'S mind, the greatest thing the Cardinal Loco. eye -witoccurr this As courreputable minutes. most unworthy, to the Archiepiscopal 45 RVILLE). and /3 for ED fire tremendous (LE reliable for from Motoring. by the. did, for it called Down Mail. author- during Curfew hours, when the stree supplied See of Westmingter, established nesses connecting men high in Robinson Crusoe. Apostolic, age and ability, and he wasdown Despite inclement weather, there was We 1/5; large size, 2/. each. and above -mentioned Letters the were in occupation of Crown forces, the fortnightly ity in Belfast with these murders. qualities "pressed at adminboth ABOVE GAMES, mediumsize, with attendance time good a any same the at before us and prove to giving over," 12, demand immediate protection." Marathon Race, 1/10 See of shaken together and flowing Ladders, Scouting, meeting held on Wednesday. JulyBro. are in a position of and murders the all Snakes for that istration of the episcopal 1/5. people tribunal Indian, English Red the President impartial The following is the King's repl . . Deroom. prepared Motor present it School at the Ludo, in that So Gayit Bushrangers, Halfpenny: to Southwark. Kick Oh, 1/10. Chaplain Dr. the two Duffins, Kerr, handed in at 8,30 on Tuesday night: Catholic achievement subsequent Creighton presided. or1/5, 2/-. 3/9. were 8d. livery, Puzzle. Trodden century. and a the Australia of with McBride, United "Buckingham Palace. To the Sup for the next quarter Kennedy opened the meeting candidate nor, who Grasshoppers, Winkle's Wedding, which he Halma, Bicycle, Cricket, Aeroplane, ganised and carried out by menof the ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. The "reverent estimation" crioress, Mater Infirmorum Hospit customary prayers. One the service 2/7. the in amongst each. high 1/4 Much then Church Trio, were secured for the Belfast s-Your telegram has been was admitted to membership. Plantiles, 9d and 1/4. easily and the Peter Coddle's Trip. 1/ learned was brought about ceived by the King, and by his Ma 2/business was transacted during are The following are acknowledgements Fishing. Record" box. his 1/11 Magnetic "The and and to 1/4 logic, letter clear the Subscribers his Draughts, command forwarded to the r naturally by evening. .Bros Venner read Societies' of subscriptions received:Hook Fishing, 1/5 and 2/7. 10d, 1/1, 1/5 each. forward their subscriptions jesty's the disposal of Boards, to at put Draught asked to Friendly readiness 2/7. Associated sponsible authorities.-Stamforciham. the from Dwellingup, Winks, 1/5 and erudiTiddly Cullinan, of Bro. Mr. P. J. delay. treasures by the made learned bodies Board re the complaint Meeting. The without store. 30/6/22, 13s. tion of which he had such large of his Venner at a recent board Mrs. McCarthy, Coolup, 30/6/23, 12s One of the greatest Orientalists THAT FIRST MOMENT ALONE. letter itself was considered unsatisIRONMONGERY. I e HOUSEHOLD archaeology, circum6d. in IN supreme BARGAINS Realised? and time, factory, but owing to certain attracand for you-Disappointment or Hopesplace your new denefficient hold it consummate from a most will Mr. J. Noble, Bayswater, 5/7/23, 12s the time refrain What dentist was at the same stances it was decided to "The Little Marvel" MOUSE TRAP,' at a time, no setting may ask for a mirror when your case Thirty you The as 6d. Though many as further. catch you reach home. will charge moment the the comes pressing tive yet designed, Cuolahan, Doodlakine, when L. Mrs. tures in position, the real examination your wraps-you MUST Price 2/6. was dismissed, but we feel sure, sees a of springs. moment alone-you hardly remove first 21/1/23, 6s 6d That concerned 3d. for are FALSE! two they SPORTING. dispenser know TRAPS, will Mill, LATE the worthy Spring MOUSE Jarrandale Mr. G. Worth, see if they look natural or if EVERYONE 8d.; 14ins 10d; 16in., 1/2. meet-will YOURS prescription book with be H.A.C.B.S. Stamped TIN BASINS, 12in., careone of the hardest tests all dentures must very is 30/6/22, 13s. That will he 8/ "Sparkle.") (By thereon, stamped Vono KNIFE CLEANERS, reMrs. K. H. Toll, Yarloop, 31/3/22, meet it? ful not to pass uncomplimentary -fitting dentures will often FEEL like HELENA VALE SELECTIONS. Wood ROLLING PINS, 1/and 2; Remember shift the most perfect 10s. OR NATURAL LOOK Hurdles: Lero, 1: Silent Tom, marks .regarding the said society, BUT THEY two, Wood SALT BOXES, 1/6. or a day for book the Mr. P. Naughton, Tammin, 30/7/23, MOUTHFUL a 1/9. the brother or sister owning Several Golden Gambler. 3. KNIFE BOXES, two partitions, they are inserted. moment the Cap13s 6d. 1; FALSE attention. TEETH. Miralga, 2/6. NATURAL 2/3, every Plate: 1/61 LIKE LOOK First Class will receive BREAD BOARDS, but they Mr. J. J. Lawlers, York, 31/3/24, £1.£1. Dentist Massey-Crosse's dentures other matters were discussed, feel comfortable, but if they look tain Fox, 2; Ailsa Belle, 3. TOWEL ROLLERS, 1/9. will When the fit is right, dentures soon Mr. J. Barnard, Bunburys 31/5/22, Second Class Plate: Orient Flavour, were more personal, and no doubtAfter satisfactory. be 30/9/22, never Dindiloa, will they Jupp, 0. first, W. at Mrs. false dentures lies in the principle 1; Clonlea, 2; Peterwongie, 3. be rectified at the next meeting. closed the The secret of the success of Massey-Crosse's 93. Bellevue IIandicap: Quarale. 1; ProChaplain Dr. Kennedy had tooth setting, anti face form. Baandee, North Mr. B. Ryan, of harmoOsbetween tooth form, with prayer, the members ad2; Downing Street, 3. seem to.be a part OF the that meeting dentures pagation, makes in various Dentist Massey-Crosce 31/12/22, £1. journed to amuse themselvesevening Third Class Plate (first division): was 2; Western face. not apart FROM it. enjoyable Rattan. THAT RESTORE, most Sir A 1: ways. Rhal. RESTORATIONS that since Dentist Massey -Crosse makes SUBSCRIPTIONS TO "THE spent- There is no doubt Knight, 3. RECORD." & Welter: Sweet Doris, 1: -. influx of ladies our eveningsusare the Farewell in arc Yardie, 2; Cherso, 3. join PERTH, over Mansfield's AucFor the future our subscribers much brighter. Come andbecoming a in this His address is 134 BARRACK-STREET, our social intercourse by on Wednesasked to make the appearanceforward. Third Class Plate: Volplane, 1; San3. tioneers. subscriptions H.A.C.B.S. Medal, member of the manner of their olean. 2; Military of our day. July 26th. ed sufficient acknowledgement of the practice receipt of same in lieu individual Some Look Like, Some Smell Like, reBIER. UNION hitherto of furnishing Like None Taste ceipts for cash received.
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Argtunacits for the Treaty. From the (From Our Correspondent.) (From Our Correspondent.) publisher, Mr. W. P. Linehan, Catholic Dean Kiely morning Sunday Last JosSt. Booksellers Collins-atreet. Melbourne, The following pupils from preached an eloquent and instructive sucwe have received Arthur Griffith's powHe eph's Convent School have been from education. Catholic on sermon erful speech in defence of the Irish cessful in paining certificates the history of Catholic educain Dail Eireann. The Perth:- tracedfrom Stott's Business College, Lord commis- Treaty. delivered Our time the tion Wilpamphlet is well printed, and runs all naTypewriting: Misses Dorothy sioned his Apostles "to teach Included are three pages. Madge 32 through Chidlow. Veronica when liams, tions," down to modern times, other speeches on the same subject, O'Neill, Allison Golding, Stella 13idPower Out," dewe can see the self-sacrifice and steadForeign O'Brien. the "Get reception John of vie., Cook, in orders strup, Evelyn An impressive ceremony Fein, held "Any Book- fast devotion of our teaching education. congrelivered at Ard,Fheis. of Sinn au appeal to wipe out the debt. Shorthand: Miss Jean Breeze. This noble cause of Catholic "The Gambthe last; nuc- was witnessed by an immense QUE ENSLAND. the as is February Hill, used O'Neill. he Dublin, will in Broken Madge over surplus to fail in keeping: Miss the Cathedral never at Catholics gation a great exhorted at He said delivered fund," centre, ler's Choice," Miss Mary Brennan, the first examination in the will he "the leus of a convent building the duty of sending their children to optimism. In recently, when Dublin last March: and The Orange celebration of more .Sydney, and Miss CarFather Barry, with fine was and we trust its good resultswho are Catholic schools, because the Catholic meeting in Hill, delivered Dulwich affair-not tame out, House," a Own was wiped Twelfth" "Masters in Our (in religion. a stimulus to other pupils pro- a few minutes the debt credit of the men Gillen, Clare, SA.Sister Church is the spiritual mother of their than 215 took part in the public M. Stanin support of the Treaty at Dundalk. these subjects. 020 stood to the and and studying Vincent the M. about put with Sister children. worried were eloquently are Nobody cession. the SisThe arguments R.I.P. the convent. Among the subscribers The Northam bazaar workers have connectislaus), received the habit ofHayden. The drawing of the art union has Battle of the Boyne. and hadan not Mr. Griffith's lucid and closely of non-Catholics. Bishop anew, and are alnumber of the a from night ranks the their till auxiliMercy of dressed piain"Tripostponed are been ters been band opinions Melbourne His Salvation Army Writing in the . Everyone having ed reasoning. a ready working hard for the annual book August 17th. the ball, Lordship and his expressed, Immigration, frankly On the 3rd. inst., at the close of ary, the whole affair would have posand on Norly during the bune" to place best takes (says their which do to Rev. inheadlines asked bazaar. are Very seem and the tickts notice. may "scare" by "It interesting Under sibly passed sijthout retreat conducted will be found an the the Bishop of Sale says: to suggest tham Show Week. A similar success sell them, and hand the money in bemuch the Press" of the 13th. inst.), folto M.S.C., at the Good part my Ryan, "Catholic contribution on Father structive as?urpresumption is at least the -record atyear's prolast date. student published to Treaty. Sisters that young induca five for fore Irish the Telegraph" plan of "Daily Alen Corrigan, Samaritan Novitiate, discussed question definite scheme or in Colpostulant lowing Orange dope on Monday: "Why any ed, but some hitherto wise prophets A "busy bee" has been at work tending the Christian Brothers' nounced their vows, and one His will The price is ninepence. ing Catholics to come to Australia-a fruit inGrace are the histories of the Inquisition in say that the forthcoming bazaar the Presbytery grounds, plantinglaying corner of the the religious habit. remote a lege, Gregory Terrace, has been received from voice Euchre effort. veryear's generally last and Catholic even eclipse hedge trees, in the trees, heard be to likely Most Rev. Dr. Kelly, Archbishop the Public Library only vited by the Brisbane Shakesperean the not is are at a bush EIC-GUARDSMAN'S ULCERS. this parties, socials and gift evenings out the place. More helpers are reperformed the ceremony, sions?" asked Rev. P. J. Stephen, Society to deliver a lecture on AustraHall councils of the great. But if to of Sydney, the order of the day and night. Ais quired for a few Saturdays. Any of must it successful be Protestant rally at the 'Lyceum was assisted by Rev. Father J. to lian poetry, with special reference genis and movement to popular boy and girl competition and the men who can spare a few hours on His Grace deliverHelpless Months Until Wife Got on Sunday afternoon. According Brunton Stephens. The young atten- Wei-rimers, M.S.C. every State in the Commonthe re- the "D.T.," Mr. Stephen went on to include gathering force as tie days go by, not Saturdays would be welcomed at the Zara-Buk tleman who has thus attracted ed a very eloquent address on wealth. Immigrants suitable for the will victor daughter the the proves imday whoever concluded in other favourable Presbytery. the very The ceremony say that tion oreated a ligious life. More Wonderful Healing. land will find ampler opportunities But the achieve the laurels easily. those A meeting of those interested in the while of the Most Bleesed of a friend of his had gone to the PubVictoria; Benediction than pression by a short lecture he deliverwith States will other on the Ilave you an old sore, ulcer or folDemain feature of this year's bazaar formation of a tennis club was held English cities lic Library for some books informed ed at the speed-ILI-light function in"Our Sacrament and "The Deum." The coming from the big more wound, which has hitherto refused to last Sunday. Judging by in undoubtedly be the ugly men's comThe librarian Mass easily after for Inquisition. provided cember last, the subject being due lowing novices were professed: Sister be could Some declare that judging the 'attendance and the enthusiasm heal, no matter how you treated it? If Sister her that he had no books suitable for Bendigo, and petition. The 4ustralian Poets," and it isofpartly M. Iledwige ')'oft. Melbourne; dealing Melbourne. Ballarat, so, that is a case for Zam-Buk. M. by contraries it ought to be called a displayed. the promoters are assured the press Downs. Darling the her. but that all the histories on than to the favourable comment M. Allieus Murpjiy, ;;v; Hey: Sister Three Geelong verdisease -dispelling, curative virtues of handsome man competition. Mr. Costello and Mr. Hegof success. the subject were Catholic executive body should with an the on this lecture that he was brought: John Bede Ilarringteo, Sydney; Sitter in mind, to my To decided demonstrated well secare however, and Tuesday's have, Zam-Buk president M. "beauties" while each ney were appointed sions. (Cries of shame.) of Mr. \V. under the notice of the Shakesperean M. Mellitus Mullaly, Sydney; SisseeSydgovern the whole scheme,central cure of Mr. E. J. Taylor. For months reply face the barrier, and already a fourth retary. and a social committee consistcounshould have a two Society. Elizabeth Brennan, M.A., B.Sc.,in reli- "Telegraph" gave the Librarian of doctors metropolis nominate the the defied Day. of sores perhaps-may Hegney, . his ing of Misses O'Donnell, At the other side -the winner H. Ifould, Principal Miss Cahill, Victoria, ney. The Children of "As the offi- cil for that State. hospitals and all other treatment. in the near future. a priest Niland, Swan and Clune was elected. Mr. Michael O'Keefe, ex-M.,L.A. for gion, Sister M. Martha, recetived the N.S.W. Public Library. of the world the presence ofonly been fixed at the hat Mary, Hibernian, and Refreshment be to be quoted," wrote subscription The "My husband. who has been in the not presumed would cial LOckyer, was recently met by a large habit.. religious Australia from e ins to atStalls are already taking odds on their reasonable figure of 10s. gentlemen, and would be the Army since a lad, was formerly Mr. Ifould, "will you permit any such but gathering of the residents of Laidley, desirable, each highly day trial on that favourites, /so this Ss ladies. tached to the 2nd. Dragoon Guards," who wished to say good-bye to him His Grace the Archbishop recently state that I have never made most effective means of making of money. apthe amount in held Egan large to remotely a be 55 will carry from ball district Kogarah will anything annual the the Taylor, to Catholic The from or Mrs. writes statement on his departure blessed the additions a success. Our years question proaching it in meaning. The facts movement of Town Hall on Thursday, August 17. We have not had a large amount of street, Newtown, Sydney. "Some which take up permanent residence in BrisConvent. Speaking on. the occasion. people, especially the Irish or those of holding shelves is engaged, fall. Frost been a the has by on father Jack Band the find is called on the Ausyear. injured can to I this Sheridan's was O'Keefe rain he ago are that bane. Mr. of Catholic education Irish origin, will he attracted for and the tickets are 4s gentlemen, and sway in Northam to some purpose the affected the small of his back, and the Public Library 17 separate books df co-operation in the dairying inhis Grace said: "They (the Education tralia by the voice of a priestof when any quite a month or more. However,a fair 3s 6d ladies. say that their system is concerning the Inqu;sit:on, 16 Of which caused the flesh to form into dreadful little notice dustry. and *ugh he has almost take Department) would they Mcst be will with is A euchre party and dance For three months he had to Shortly after my arrival in are by non-Catholic writers. are, in other voice. The opposition to immi- crops are looking well, and ulcers. reached' the allotted span of life, hehis perfect. of next, subject remainder Friday on the Hall of this for professors on Town a man told, in the works am rainfall I held average some University published lay up, absolutely helpless, and the land comes, remattably'vigorouslor any Australia from grants be Protestant ball may harvest the Edu- the nature of things. from August 4th, to augment the He has had the misfortune to doctor feared my husband had a disage. started some doubts about work. the official Labour Party. But the season, a bumper The sources; but the trustees are not con- from He went into twoyhosfunds. a large supexpected. eased bone. lose his wife lately, and her death was cation Department and its the New their the country is receivingwhether that protested that cerned with the sectarian issues; tcoks pitals, but the doctors there co41 do a great ,blow to him. Mr. O'Keefe arGovernment non-Catholics, ply of available carved make and education to sit ROSALIE 1876, of we in is if business nothing for him. rived in Laidley Wales' system BOULDER. Party likes it or not. Anddo nothing last by the most competent authorities with The South "As his back was getting worse, I a home out of virgin scrub. could not be improved upon. outAtthree our hands folded and It :s creed. (From Our Correspondent.) without consid nei.s,ins of Rev. began to try various other forms of Queensland Farmers' Co -Operative were driven to sending Catholics to settle in Austhey encourage to C.Y.M.S. SteMr. populathe scarce and one day I got a supply of been has treatment, Company resulted mainly from his Commissioners from their own de- to be reg-etted that thetakte the frostproportion correspondence our Our tralia, On Thursday evening next, August After carefully bathing of Zam-Buk. energies in _the cause of co-operation. partment. They went through Europe, phen sheuld rot h tee but we are working all the tion at the next ceusus will be con- 3rd., light will be blazing at lately, and in- spending the better part of a year. ble to ascertain the fans on this matmerry a club applied the balm liberally I our of sores member the It gave a great fillip to the dairying reduced." every same, siderably a to NVittenoom-street. Hall, afhimself by reHallows' ahead a All it gave committing ter before dustry, which had sent and letting it soak well into thethat When they came back they is at present doing their best to sell of a "ficThe occasion will take the form playIn 1911 he was port. The best school they found was reckless statement." The parson's page, We soon realised leaps and bounds. fected parts. for a bonny big social and tickets AUSTRALIA. SOUTH euchre The leader the and of on entertainment. behalf Aus soreness the dual in. Belgium. tion" was printed chosen to go to Ireland on Zam-Buk was taking . a Catholic school dance in aid of the Clontall Orphaners of the goldfields will be especially but the librarian s reply was pushed the Government in furtherance of its inflammation out. and doing the ulcers tralia was behind England, andin Erg At a public meeting recently, a catered for. £9 in prize money is age, to be held in the Rosalie School the into a quiet corner where it would not conWednesday, immigration policy, and his mission in was behind other nations on more real good than anything else we land -street, movement, Henry Hall, Kadina" to second, £2 "Back first, distributed-£5 That notice. being much Day by day, as we edrcation. attract \was very successful. He was accomprimary incoradvertised of of as had ever tried. matter 9th, at 3 p m., 50th. year the August with consolation junction . secret a im. as exthird-and £1 and panied by the late Tom Glassey continued the treatment, the ulcers was their own reports Contraries elsewhere. We will guarantee YQU a poration of the town of Kadina, was prize of £1. Arrangements have been Father Denis plain contraries. It is our faith that "healthier" in apand smaller will you migration lecturer. provide The present system of education, became The celebrations really .good time, and will decided upon. made for a large crowd, and patrons After regular perseverance \ O'Keefe is a son of Mr. Michael keeps up .our schools, and it is hatred said Dr. Fallon (Democratic Party rewith an enjoyable cup of coffee and pearance. commence on August 5th. next, and can rest assured everything is in applein Suburbs peoa little over a makes Eastern for dint for Christ of one Zam-Buk O'Keefe. A handsomely bound and and of sum with presentative of faith cake all for the modest The continue for seven days following. pie order for their convenience. illuminated address was presented to the State Parliament), is neither free, month the last sore on my husband's ple continue their efforts to penalise There will be some splendid both ladies and gen- shilling not for and could charge healed. So "lt general complete have perfectly will compulsory. been we sr had Mr. O'Keefe by the people of Laidley Our back us because items and dances between each. Venerable the The condition of It secular cure that in tlemen is 2/6. and the farmers' of the Lockyer disbe free, because it cost the taxpayers sound education for our children.Chriseuchre party and dance. held on July complete is my husband's who is seriously Affinity dance to Enright, the to coUld it Archdeacon for the Invitation annum; accepted genuine was real he of war £3,000,000'per trict. some the late Must be hatred 11, was fairly well attended, considerHospital, same the on Adelaide . . . Hall lie North second many in ill the if they not be compulsory when a great be held in A.I.F., with which he served for two tianity, which is Catholicity. the ing the wet night we had, but we will extendistributed improvement. been State shows have good the for evening, be attend it will not A new church is to be built at Keddid that, , children years." go on like exall pray that we will have a fine night handy. sively, and a first-rate response is and always Continuing, his schools; it could not be secular beron. We have Keep Zam-Buk of the country?" for our next entertainment. Mr. P. McCarthy. a colonist of 72 ringat cause certain principles of religion All Children of Mary pected. Equally invaluable for eczema, burns, Grace expressed the hope that those 6th for new members, and will the space on ample perhaps Leamington may at who celedied parish Goodna, the years, of the themSince in others Father Stapleton, worm, abscesses, poisoned sores, the head of affairs would allow of the were taught in the schools. always be glad to welcome them. We came to Australia at the in the invitaHe see. inst. overlooked and been Catholic little chilblains. a the have brated the silver jubilee of his ordina1879 least of hands, at Act see Education scalds, chapped selves to hold our meetings every Wednesday age of five years, and farmed at , injustrouble cr tions, are herewith cordially invited. tion on the 30th ult. Quite a large tion of the community had spent upon truth, and remedy prevailing night at 8 pen, and will be very pleas- "alniest every kind of skin has been for 30 years, and later at music Hornsdale for orchestral tobuildings collected and First-class everywhere., was land number of his brother priests called£494 3/6 of of and sum the purchase tice*: A ed to see all members and intending injury. 1/6 Spalding for 21 years. Me leaves a obtained, so there will be nothing lackand on him and offered then' felicitations wards the liquidation of the debt on schools approximately £10,000,000, members at our next meeting. Great widow, two sons, and six daughters. ing on that score. Father Stapleton was born near ThurOur expenses go on all the time. they carried, in addition, the burden building. the .P. .-R credit is due to our secretary, Rod . grandchildren . 19 studied . are He There They les, Tipperary, in 1870. of those schools. Please make a point of forwarding upkeep the of Pyke, for the way in which he has SOCIAL of rethe accept ceremony a inst., METROPOLITAN for the priesthood at Mount Milleray subscription regularly to "The 10th. conscientiously the your not H.A.C.11S. On could worked up our club, and it is up to Mr- C. A. Sandery, ,LL.B., an ex -stuSeminary. Waterford, and ,at All HalAND SPORTS COMMITTEE. Record." ligious profession took place at the kind of religion which the Minister dent all the boys and girls to take an inof Christian Brothers' College, has Me was orAngelo, Sant schools." Monte the in Meicy, lows' College, Dublin. of taught was Convent terest and prove themselves worthy been appointed a solicitor in the Crown Arch- claimed dained in All Hallow? in 1897, and above North Sydney. His Grace theFarrelly members of Rosalie Catholic Social THE W.A. DAIRY. The fortnightly meeting of the in Solicitor's department, in place of Mr. came to Brisbane in the following the At St. Joseph's Convent. Lochinvar, bishop, assisted by Rev. Dr. July 21. Friday, on resigned. Club. place has took who sisMartin, two has reception DelegaW.A. DAIRY, Wanneroo-road Father Stapleton THE year. Ito the Apostolic presidthe ceremony of religious (Secretary Galvin Bro. Hall. Hibernian Osborne Park. D. Keane. Pureofmilk ters nuns in the Presentation Convent, took place in ed and Father R. Murphy, S.J, and profession took place, four novices Nearly gathering hand it tion). Record," delegates. "The A pleasant reading After twenty the over posof three vows and delivered twice daily to any partto cusKildare. Ad multos annos. receiving the black veil (Lavender Ba-r), received the the Christian Brothers' College dining every branch was represented. to a friend; perhaps he will subscribe, pro- tulants the white veil. His Lordship . . city, direct from our own cows the Sisters- The Sisters who wereMary on July 11, when one of their you will have done him a service and room Evening.-Bro. the Dance and Supplying The Card A4381. Tel. presided. Sister Joseph the Bishop"of Maitland Captain J. Kissane, Me., the popu- fessed were and helped along the apostolate of the tomers. and Colleges. students, Harry Cock. was farewelled Rock. as MC., reported that the last RoIrish Convents (daughter of the late Mr. George Rue - Sisters professed were: Sister M. the eve of his departure to join the press. lar secretary of the Queensland on off successCatholic went Subiaco at Clune; evening Stephanie Pauline sarii Dunn; Sister M. sell, Sydney); Sister M. futAssociation, was quietly married ree novitiate of the Dominican Fathers in fully, and that the prospects for good. (daughter of Mr. A. H. Woodbury, Sister M. Columbkille McGinley; Sister Ireland. cently at "Dare." to Miss May O'Dris. ure evenings of its kind were played, Father M. Carlingford, formerly of Mangrove, M. Adrian Walsfe. The postulants recull, of South Brisbane. were Campbell Eight games of euchre The first annual retreat of the memHawkesbury River), and Sister M. ceived were: Miss Alice Lane .performed the ceremony, and Dr. was indulged in till religion, Sister bers of the Society of St. Vincent de and then dancing Joan (daughter of Mr. J. Yanz. Au- (Raymond Terrace), inGreer a very Morgan Lane was best man. in (Murrurplace about 11.30 p.m. Altogether and took female) Miss and (male Paul M. Sebastian; burn). Hiwas spent, evening . . July enjoyable Sister M. Baptist; Xavier's Cathedral on religion, in Francis St. undit, amusement of NEW SOUTH WALES. bernians when looking for 19th. (Feast of St. Vincent de Paul). 'In St. Clare's Chapel of Our Lady3rd, and Miss Rita Gallagher (Krambach), The trial. a it give to well do Very Father The retreat closed on the 23rd. would in religion, Sister M Lewis. the Angels, Waverley, on Monday,(MelBishop Carroll blessed and opened a next evening was dated for July 28th, Rev. Prior Hogan, O.P., conducted the inst., Miss Gladys MacDonald Kelly, U.SS.R., delivered the occaMary Col sional sermon. new church at Mallangee recently. at Cottesloe. Sister religion in exercises. bourne). Baseball.-Six teams did battle on When the parish priest a little while ette. took the holy habit of the Poor Hawker, will various grounds on Sunday last. Josephine back asked his people if they would Mr. James Doughan, a brilliant ex presbytery, Mary new The Sister and Clams. reScores: Subiaco (Reds) 40, beat Cot--help him to build a church, the pupil of De La Salle College. Armidale. Turvey, of Murtoa), be blessed and opened on Sunday, As a result '(Miss Dorothy profession. Grace has been appointed deposition clerk at July 30, by his Lordship Dr. Norton, tesloe 14, at Cottesloe; Subiaco (Blues) sponse was immediate. His first her made 17, beat, May-lands 12, at Maylands: only £104 remained as a debt On the the Central Police Court, Sydney. Bishop of Port Augusta. VENERABLE SISTER the Archbishop of Sydney presided, FLOWER," Arranmore (1) 25, beat Arranmore day of opening. The Very Rev. Father IN HONOUR OF THE "LITTLE and preached a most impressive serTo -morOF THE CHILD JESUS. Square. TERESA Greaney's at 8. Barry, after the Mass, read his finan(2) e TASMANIA. mon on the occasion. VICTORIA. 111 row's match: Subiaco (Reds) v. Sucial statement. and at the close made are sine, be pleased biaco (Blues), at Subiacce of the "Little Flower" will, we Mr. P. K. Murphy, of the Sydney clients 'be many to is The her v. to A public appeal in aid of the Broad combined Australia, dedicated Foothalt-To-day Perth Technical College, is visiting the in-a to learn that the first chapel in Western Meadows Foundling Home is to be Fremantle, at Fremantle. The Perth of Tasmania, with built at the Sacred Heart Convent. it is launched next month by the Lord dustrialof centres will be picked from all the branCollege students. team first to propagate the devotion, Technical the class among Mayor. As the Sisters have been wish to be the first to erect a chapel in hon. ches in the metropolitan area. Players He gave an address to the Tasmanian should they 2.10 that or only natural Conference. are requested to catch the 2.5 the Sacred Heart." His Grace the Archbishop nos form- State School Teachers' our of this "Little Favourite of train from Perth. Little Teresa will help when in session in Hobart. The "Caed a new parish at Deepdene, and apSim O'Reilly then, that all those devoted to ALWAVS TN STOCK. many sound, a Ball.-Bro. COFFINS confident, was "it feel says Annual of We JARR Standard" and Walsh, B. T. tholic OAK of their gratitude for the CEDAR, pointed Rev. Father testimony in meeting the of monument on report opinion fitting, gave a detailed to raise a Until a common-sense expression of Wonthaggi, as parish priest. for them. He stated obtained not committee. has may Notc the Address All ball she the reof of questions. favours will Mother, Rev. educational good work new church is built, desirous of sharing in thisPersons everything was in readiness. and that doing so will agree with his elie6ination of Latin, It is requested that those 'Phone, A-1,308, Fri .at 'Phone, A2938. Genazzano Convent, has kindly offer(5/-). success. "brick" a we but great a be Languages, contributing should by ConModern it the and prayers of appeal Greek spond to our ed Father Walsh the use kept in the New Chapel, where daily believe he spoke the mind of the maIt has been decided that a euchre have their names inscribed and vent Chapel, jority when he insisted on the differparty and dance be held at a late date be offered for their intentions. will of Liseux, the in followed suffrages of the, Carmelites Particulars later. in August. The queens chosen for the Loretto ent specialising to be 'home Heart Convent. Benefactors will also share in the makers,' cases of girls as the will be held in Hiberintentions of the Sisters of the Sacred meeting the Convent Queen Competition, Ballarat, Next daily remember who We winners.' are Misses M. Curtain (West), T. and boys as the 'bread nian Hall on Friday, August 4th. think. too, he- was right in urging the Blanchfield (South), E. Dugard (East), age limit compulsory the of extension (North). Golding D and to 16." Father Hayes, who has been apthe of behalf on Father Bryant, M.S.C., who has been pealing for funds of Irish Mission to China throughout the ministering to the spiritual isneeds leaving, BACK TO PRE-WAR PRICES. the Caat preaching the people of Deloraine, Bendigo Diocese. rebe will thedral recently, thanked the people shortly for Sydney. He placed by Father Tyler, M.S.C., of Adefor the generous response to the aplaide, who will arrive in August. peal. . DROPHEADS A sum of £296 has been collected in Sister M. Agnes. of St. Joseph's ConFROM £12. the Diocese of Sale for the starving vent, Latrobe, who has been in St. children of Europe . Margaret's Hospital, Launceston, as New Jones The . returned the result of an accident, has being The Rev. Father Lee, who was re DESK to the Convent. She is far from WRITING will but eently transferred to South Yarra, was restored to her former health, work. CABINET. entertained by his old parishioners of soon be able to resume active ,Latrobe Father O'Donnell, on behalf of Menton. A large gatheringbid assemA Handsome and him bled in the parish hall to friends, presentel her with a cheque Father O'Sullivan, P.P., for £50. farewell. Useful Piece of beexisted had feelings best said the PERTH. Furniture, The new school of the Sacred Heart tween his assistant and himself all at Cygnet, was recently blessed and through the five years that he had The Barry. Guaranteed for Father wished Archbishop He by him. opened May with been Monday, on vacation, This College reopened after the first term school is a fine substantial building, Lee every success and rapid promo. 25 Years. to be attended to. and is situated in an excellent position. 29th. Application for Boarders will continue tion. His Grace the Archbishop has made Charges: the following chenges amongst the NORTH FREMANTLE. of the Archdiocese: Rev. Father INTO BUYING AN clergy DO NOT BE PERSUADED BY A CANVASSER Boys Under 12 years, £18 18s per Term. T. B. Walsh, from Wonthaggi to DeepPOUNDS IN ADVANCE from of PRICE Galvin, A M. parishioners AT the Father of Rev. MACHINE Term. dene; meeting per A £20 AMERICAN years, Boys under 14 Lancefield to Wonthaggi; Rev. Father North Fremantle will be held in the on OF WHAT WE SELL THE JONES FOR, M. O'Sullivan, to Lancefield. Rechahite Hall, North Fremantle, the Boys over 14 years, £22 10s. per Term. As Monday, July 31, at 8 p.m. business to be discussed at the meetRev. Father A. May, the popular Three Terms of 14 weeks in the year. ing is important, all parishioners are parish priest of St. John's, Clifton extras. Laundry and requested to attend. 54 HIGH -STREET, FREMANTLE. Gymnastics Hill, is at present an inmate of Mena 209 MURRAY-STREET, PERTH. House private hospital. recovering your along send kindly delay, Don't PRINCIPAL. from an operation. 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FOOTBALL Saturday's Results. points), deEast Fremantle, 6.5 (41 piints). feated West Perth, 5.6 (36 points), defeated East Perth, 9.14 (68
Subiaco, 7.12 (54 points). (114 points),
South Fremantle, 17.12 defeated Perth. 6.8. (44 points). How the Clubs StandP. W. L. Pts. For Ag. 12 10 2 40 796 585 East Perth 32 658 591 West Perth . 12 86 46 24 810 694 12 S. Frema.nfle 24 738 708 6 E. Fremantle . 12 6 9 12 627 817 12 3 . Perth . 12 3 9 12 600 834 . Subiaco Leading Goal-Kickers. .. 33 "Bonnie" Campbell (S.F.) 26 Geise (E.P.) 22 .. F.1 (S. J. Campbell 20 .. Braithwaite (W.P.) 18 (P.) Evans 18 .. B. Harrold (E.P.) 15 . .. (W.P.) Sheedy .. 15 Smith (E.F.) .
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is occasion beat him in the air, which "some" feat. for Sam Tyson did the heavy work the Cardinals, and did it well. He was one of Wests' best. Thomas was in grand form against He notched twolioals, and Subiaco. did a great deal of forwarding. His aerial work was the best on the ground. Leonard is playing fine football at Against East Perth he was present. very clever, and in addition to a con-a of two goals, he played . tribution He should be good all-round game. Every a topnotcher next season. game seems to improve him. rover. a as Sparrow was very fair He is very quick in all his movements, elusive. very and opponents found him He kicked two goals. Steele was playing well Until injuras ed, and if his injury is as serious reported, his loss to Subiaco will be a one. big Brentnall and Sherlock were two very useful Eastern defenders.at The full latter is filling the position
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East FremantleOval. West Perth v. Subiaco, at Leederville. East Fremantle v. Perth, at W.A.C.A. East Fremantle, 6.5, Defeats West Perth, 5.6. at SuThis game, which was playedthroughcontest thrilling a biaco, was game The out the full period of play. rather was marked by strenuousness it was than science. but nevertheless At very appealing to the spectators. the no time was the margin betweenThey points. five than teats greater the werk evenly matched in most of forfield positions, but the winners' of ward lines were superior to those only adthe losers. Therein lay thewas very The ruck work vantage.
The profine, with honours easy. to gressive scores were: 1.3 all; thento 4.55.6, 6.4 and 4.3 in Wests' favour; van. the in winners ultimate the with and finally 6.5 to 5.6. East Perth, 9 14, Defeats Subiaco, 7.12. and on This also was a good game, unlucky was the general play Subiacohad bit every to lose. The maroons opas much of the play as did their vigand ponents. The game was fast the end Towards orous throughout. someof the first quarter it slackened fell considerstandard the what, and At quarter time the board ably. the showed 2.0 to 1.3, in favour of term second Perth Oval side. In thewent young to play the of the honours making Easts, who scored 2.6 to 2.0, leadthe scores 4.6 to 3.3, with Easts' ing. The third term was responsible the of best football-the for top-notch The maroons played cleverly, game. the to points dine were time and at one good, but Easts regained the ascend5.11. to 6.7 had bell the at ancy, and to the The play was interesting right winfinal bell, when Easts run out ners with 9.14 to 7.12. South Fremantle, 17.12, Defeats
Perth, 6.8. FreThis game was played on the mantle Oval, and resulted in a hollow Right side. victory for the home of the from the bounce the superiority apparred and white combination was the ent, and as the game progressed margin between the scores increased. Souths played good football against a side weakened by casualties. 8.4The to progress scores were: 5.2 to 3.3;to 6.8. 3.6; 11.10 to 5.7; and 17.12 way. the all led Souths Brieflets. star Mudie was the bright particular of the West Perth -East Fremantle featured was that game a In crash. either side, by fine defensive work ona splendid lot. he stood as the hest of a He was dashing throughout, and gave display. flawless and Craig Wests' great trio-Gosnel. Boyd-were again splendid. On this the ocassion the first mentioned was He was good in lato7 of the three. brilevery way. Craig was especially liant in the air. Brown, at centre. for the winners, beat his immediate opponent right close through the piece, and many club picked supporters of the seaside the winning him as the best man on He certainly was excellent, but side. Mudie's display was even better. man. Taylor was an alert centre -wing runs He executed some brilliantmarking round the boundary, and his be deand kicking were all that could -sired.
Ion was ever in the picture. In the pack he was as all know him, a great and effective worker, and half -forward he had many keen tussles with that high-flyer Craig, and on more than one
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game. Gordon Watts played his usual dashing serviceable football He is a great battler in the pack. Johnny Campbell played a good the big game, and marked well, but dislocate one had the misfortune to his shoulder, and by so doing says "au-revoir" to 1922 football. Dobson was one of, the city men's most effective players. He is very accurate in his kicking, and a tiger for work. Callow, in goals, saved well, and kicked off to the satisfaction of all. McComish gave a good account of He himself throughout the game. was very good in the crushes. again were Chalmers Staton and very effective on the fringes, rushing the ball out of the crushes and never failed to find the loose man. the last Langlands, who stripped at The world is only too willing to shower its choicest gifts on those who All the will make sufficient effort. big things, and most of the small things, in life have come through that Many people keep on paying effort. out rent from year to year, and paymore money in a few years than would have purchased the property at the outset. They fail to realise that with £50' to 1100 deposit, and the balance paid as rent in weekly instalments they can be looking forward to improving the place and getting the title deeds into their possession, besides being able to take advantage of the rise No more in values in the district. a landlords to collect rent or to give shiftmore No quit. to week's notice The ing, no more house hunting. home around which centres the tenderest associatiins of life is yours, and that home is your castle. See Doherty St. and Co., at 7 Forrest Chambers, you George's Terrace. They will put A city is judged by the character of its buildings. Spacious and lofty ar-
their In the second spell. College got round first goal, while Plains, swarming the of part their posts for the greater
minute, played on the forward lines, and was by no means the least of the red legs' goalgetters. SECONDARY SCHOOL GAMES. The second round of the Alcock Cup Competition commenced oe Wednesday last, when the following games
back very capably. another Sexton was responsible for with the we display. He is very fast onehis of ball, and has rid himself with -running over of habit time bad the ball. Owens in the pack and amidfield played a very good game. He brought down some beautiful marks. Souths put it all over Perth. Perth was somewhat unlucky as regards casualties, as both Silverstone and Hewson were rendered practically useless shortly after play started. Souths played good football, and on the form shown should play a big part in the finals. On the side of the winners all prayed perwell, but perhaps the outstanding work former was Adams. whose relief day. all watch to treat al was Bonny Campbell played his best game to date, and bagged seven goals. Corser was the pick of the red legs. Ile gave a top-notch display of adefenfeaHis marking was sive work. ture of his play. on handy always was Chris White the wing, and played a very useful
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Christian Brothers' College v. scotch College, at Show Grounds. High School v. Church of England Grammar School, at Subiaco.
The games for next Wednesday are as follows:Christian Brothers' College v. Church of England Grammar School, at Perth Oval. High School v. Scotch College, at Show Grounds.
Christian Brothers' College. Trip to Na r The Christian Broil... s' College 1st. XVIII. will journey to Narrogin during the next term holidays. The departure from Perth will take place on September 1st. On September 2nd. they will meet a Combined District XVIII. On September 3rd they will play at Wickepin, and on September 5th. the Agricultural College will be engaged. It is also proposed to play at Beverley on the way home. Christian Brothers' College v. University. This game was played at Perth Oval resulted in a win and on 18th. inst. The for the College, with 8.12 to 6.8 for the winners were most prominent Brockman, McManus, Hogan, Fogarty, Gerick and Lightly, and for University, Cohen. O'Brien, Mann, Murphy, Lloyd, Buchanan, and Lemon. Gial-kickers for Christians were: Carter (2), Howson (2), IIerbert, Lightly and Leahy, and for gniversity, Johnson (2). Dillon, O'Brien, Herlihy, and Buchanan. C.B.C. Under 15 v. C.E.G.S. Under 15. On Saturday, the 15th. inst., C.B.C. played C.E.G.S. under 15 football. The play was fairly even for the first three
quarters. the difference between the scores at the end of the third quarter being only three points. In the fourth quarter C.B.C. kicked seven goals to
The final scores were: C.B.C., 12 nil. goals 13 behinds (85 points); C.E.G.S., The 5 goals 10 behinds (40 points). goal -kickers for C.B.C were: Dawson (2). McAuliffe (2), Ryan Mitchell (4). Shine, Barrett, and Giles while for the Carson and Coleman (3), losers Healy were successful. C.B.C. Under 15 v. Scotch College. These teams met at Wellington Square on 21st. inst. C.B.C. were led by D. McAuliffe, and Scotch College The match resulted by G. Hawkes. in an overwhelming victory for C.B.C. The scores were: C.B.C., 24 goals 103 behinds (154 points); Scotch College. goals 7 behinds (25 points). Goal kickers for the winners were Mitchell (10), J. McAuliffe (4), Shine (3), Ryan (2), Casey (2), Spencer (2). and Dawson. For Scotch College, Egan, Cullen and Sampson. Best for C.B.C. were D. McAuliffe, T. Rodriquez. J. Boucher, P Giles, J. Shine and Edmondson. For Scotch, Hawkes, Cullen, Egan. Lahoar, and Humphries were conspicuous.
times, without one goal being scored. 12 At half-time Plains were 2 goals On behinds; College, 1 goal 2 behinds. a worked tea afternoon the resuming change in the play, and the game was Plains kept up no longer one-sided. their pace, while College pulled themplayed good both and selves together, During the spell 5 goals football. 2 to Coland Plains to 3 were added. lege, and no shots missed the right 4 goals of lead a With opening. Plains began the last quarter in great defully still were College heart. but termined. The ruck knocked outto well, the up well ball the sent the centre forwards, and the latter put on the College attacks repeated By finishadded 4 goals out of 6 shots to Plains' to one goal, and College, with a minute the But go, were 2 points behind. the at scored was needed goal that was other end by a single-handed dash through, a good run. and a nunerring kick by Jerry Clune. The bell rang8 immediately, with College losers by a points. The second half had been most exciting and tenacious game. One or two of Plains' men (not among there best players) were unnecessarily rough on their smaller opponents. Goal-kickers were: Plains-Jerry Clune (2) (in the last quarter), Bob Lanigan (2), A. Lanigan. J. Thompson and M. Butler; College, R. Bryant (5), MaunBest players for the winners: sell (2). Jerry Clone (best of 36), Bob, Joe and Andy Langian, T. Kelly, E. Suarez and M. Butler. For College. Malone, Maunsell. Phillips, Little, James and W. Bryant did fine work throughout an uphill game Final scores: Plains, 7 goals 12 behinds; College No. 1, 7 goals 4 behinds. Juniors. On Saturday, the Last XVIII. Seniors played the Juniors for the second time this season, and as in the first The wind was blowing game, won. across the field in a diagonal direction. Conway, who was captain of the Seniors, won the toss and kicked with the Considering this. the Juniors wind. did very well in the first quarter, for they had all the play, but bad shoot-a ing only led to 3 behinds against In the second goal for the Seniors. quarter the Seniors had most of the play. and succeeded in notching a goal and a point, while the Juniors only got another point. The second half was only a repetition of the first, end when the final whistle went the scores were:-Senior, 5 goals 1 behind; JunThe best players were iors, 7 points. Conway. Riley, O'Halloran and Moseand Kelly, Jones, winners, ley for the Wallace, Sheridan, and Barron for the
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Competition Within the College. After a few weeks' rest, the comweek. petition was resumed during theSports The combined team against the inmost the master's XVIII. aroused seaterest. At the beginning of the time. son these teams met for the first The result was a win for the latter. Last Wednesday the return match was played. After an interesting game the combined team was defeated by The competition teams 8.5 to 4.3. were represented by Casey. Ryan, Edmundson (capt.), Spencer, Lightly, Jensen, Boucher, Durack, Cullinane, Dunphy, Rodriquez, Mitchell. Bridge, Cutmore, Punch, J. McAuliffe, Parry and Courbary, whilst P. Giles (capt.), Kelly (2), Daly, D. McAuliffe. Sullivan, Giles, Waters, Westhoven, Shine, Livesley, Carson, Cornwall. Seymour, Durack, Johnson, McDonnell and Hul-
the Sportsmaster's team. For the winners P. piles, Sullivan, Shine, Daly and Livesley played well, whilst Ryan, Durack. Boucher, Mitchell and Casey were song of the P. "stars" of the combined team. McAuliffe umpired satisfactorily. match a 19th, July On Wednesday, was played between Junior First XVIII. and the Senior Second XVIII. In the morning dark clouds seemed to herald a rainy day, but afterwardi the sun came out in all his glory. The Seniors were captained by U. Urquhart, while Jeffries led the Juniors. B. O'Connor performed creditably as central umpire. As the majority anticipated, it was an easy win forthe the reNevertheless, Senior XVIII. presentatives of the Juniors played well against great odds, and the final scores were by no means a true reflection of the standard of the play. sphere was Again and again the brought into the forward lines of the Juniors, but this seemed to be their weak spot, and the superiority of their opponents' backs was clearly shown. In the first quarter the Juniors had 4.1. not scored, while the Seniors were left In the final half the Juniors were 8.2, scoring standing, their opponents while their score remained unchanged. The final scores were: Seniors. 12.3; Goal-kickers for winJuniors. nil. ners: Kennedy (3), O'Connell, Gell and Rhatigan (2 each), Perry, Urquhart. and Maslen (1 each). The most conspicuous players for the Seniors were Urquhart, Crogan, Gell, 'Kennedy, Bucolic, O'Connell and Perry; while for the Juniors Dwyer, Jeffries. and Nind Giles, O'Neill, McLeod. strove manfully but not well enough.
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NEW NORCIA FOOTBALL. Association football made a new beginning for the half year on Sunday and the second round was continued with a match between Victoria Plains and No. 1 College team, captained by Kevin Byrne. Plains were a few men short, but had a strong combination College No. 1 put in the bess out. For the first half of team possible. the game Plains had it all their own way, but through bad kicking had a lead of less than three goals at halftime. From that on College had decidedly the better of the play by In the first superior combination. half Plains played with plenty of dash, with College offering little resistance, and the first quarter showed Plains 2 goals 3 behinds to College 1 behind.
losers. P.C.B.C. FOOTBALL NOTES. The above club kicked something like a record against the Swan Boys' home latter's Orphanage on the ground last week -end The final tally reading: P.C.B.C., 50 goals 37 behinds; Swan Orphanage, 4 goals 6 behinds. The goal-getters for the P.C.B.C. were: F. Mitchell (15), M. Brennan (11), C. Kobelke (7), M. Lockyer (5), J. O'Neill (5), F. Orrell (2). E. Ryan (2), Wheeler, Sullivan and Smith one each. This Saturday we meet the Druids at Wellington Square, and after their vie, the tory over the Suby Rechabites, crack, Lodgeites will be hard nuts to
the but nevertheless writer anticipateswhen green and golds to be in front the final buzzer sounds.
COTTESLOE. (From Our Correspondent.) On last Monday night, in the Cottesloe Hall, a grand concert, under the auspices of the Young People's Club, was given by local artists. including visitors from Fremantle, who gave their services mainly through the kind The enteroffices of Mr. M. Eustace. tainment was in aid of the Church and Presbytery debt, and a bright programme of musical and vocal items was disposed of before a very appreciative audience. The following contributed to the programme:-Messrs. F. Briggs, Menzies, J. Bolger, C. Gore, Minniken, M. Eustace, and Misses Briggs, U. Rogers. E. Rogers, Buzza, P. White, Eileen Kenniwell, and N. Garvey. Miss R. Kenniwell acquitted herself creditably as accompanist. The secretary, Mr. C. Watson, and the Young People's Club desire to offer their best thanks to all who contributed to the excellent programme.
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members of the above branch in held their usual fortnightly meeting the Hibernian Hall on Thursday,a July fair and 20, a good muster of officers In number of members being present.vicethe absence of the president the The chair. the occupied president secretary reported that one member Sick pay was was on the sick list. accordingly passed for payment. Bro. to the Sports delegate the Monaghan, Committee and annual ball committee of these activities the on reported His remarks were supported bodies. Bro Hynes. and Ryan by Bros. for Hynes proposed Mr. D. Meagher Bro. by seconded membership, O'Dwyer. 'I he card tournament, which was was held at Subiaco on 14th. inst. rereported on by Bro. Hynes. The out, read being ceipts for the evening the meeting closed with the usual prayOwing to a typographical error, ers. to the report of last meeting was made reread as follows: "The balance sheet the of funds the that fact the vealed should branch were very small." This branch have read, "The funds of the were very sound." The members can fact congratulate themselves on the were that the funds of the branch condition flourishing a such never in A special as they are at present. effort should be made to obtain new members, and thus keep the branch in the pride of place it now occupies. 'File
FEDERAL INCOME TAX. The Federfl Commissioner of Taxacorn tion, Mr. A. Ewing, has recently piled a handbook on the Amending 1921, of Acts Income Tax Assessment Nos. 31 and 32- The Act No. 31 consubjects such on ' tains the amendment to as the averaging principle applied of primary producers, the elirrunation appeal, of board tax, income double with etc. The Act No. 32 deals only for the the question of the exemptionwho were period of the war of persons Australia on active servic, outside the of during the war. Each section an exAmending Acts is followed by its of planation of its provisions, and other operation in conjunction with parts of the Income Tax Assessment 1922 These notes should prove of Act. HALL TRADES considerable assistance to taxpayers. PERTH IN AID OF Numerous illustrations of the operathe BUILDING FUND. tion of the averaging principle in of the case of primary producers, and Management 1. The Committee of method for elimnating the of operation has decided to extend the time for the double income tax between Australia in return of butts. and the United Kingdom are given The handbook is now the handbook. 2. The Sweep will CLOSE at MidFederal the of office the at 19, available night or( SATURDAY, AUGUST Taxation Department, Perth, and also 1922. at any other office of the department drawin The price is 2/6 per 3. To ensure participation in Australia. in ing. all Books and Butts must beMocopy. D. J. the hands of the Organiser, CITY INSTITUTION. loney, Trades Hall, Perth, not late, of than Midnight on Saturday, August A city is judged ..y the character iofty ar1922 19, its buildings. Spacious and and ahead chitecture indicates go 4. The Drawing will take place in And visitors broad-minded people the public in the Town Hall Perth. on note and comment freely upon at 1.30 21, 1922, hotels MONDAY, AUGUST style and accommodation of the admitted p.m. frankly is It of the city. hotel of by oversew travellers that the 5. The Drawing will be conducted by -street. Perth is the SAVOY, in Hay means of marbles in a specially CO21" well as Mr. Jerry J. Ryan, who is strutted barrel that ensures effective manthe is clock. to's/it the as known is churning. to -day which ager of the SAVOY. more than a hotel; it is a Perth institu8. Prizes will be paid in full. even commodious, tion, up-to-date, bars and ac7. Result Slips will he supplied to luxurious in its cuisine genial Jerry all ticket sellers s nd any other applicommodation, end the every departcan be relied on to bring cants. SAVOY'S The :form. its top to ment in 8 Drawers of horses will be advised American Bar is second to nothing by telegram immediately the result of the Commonwealth. and in the Bodega give available. is instalments drawing ei the the recent beer igine the thirsty one a cool chmk that is CECILIA SHELLEY, ' like the nectar o f the gods. , T. J. HUGHES, M. HALLION. E. NEEDHAM, Machine Bread Factory, North FremanBoard of Management. Bread delivered to all parts of tle. Malt Fremantle, Cottacloe, Claremont. Ship. J. D. MOLONEY, and Brown Brea< I a Speciality. No. 6 Trades Hall, Perth. B730. Tel. ping Supplied. July 15, 1922. t
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Friends of Mr. J. J. 0 Connor will be pleased to know that his condition has considerably Unproved, and that he is making a good recovery from his very severe accident. 411, We regret to announce the death at "Roseland Farm," Dardanup, oa the 13th. inst., of Walter Edward Fee, the 16-year -old son of Mr. and Mrs. Rob. ert 5- Fee, well known and respected residents of the district. The deceased had been ill for sonic time, and his death was a happy release from suffering. The remains were interred in the Father Butler Dardanup Cemetery. officiated at the graveside.-R.I.P. The recent death of Mrs. A. Rinaldi, of Kurrawang, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Gates. caused widespread regret in the little township where her kindly activities had endeared her to everyone. For her parents and her bereaved husband and family the greatest sympathy has been expressed. Mrs. Rinaldi was only 25 years of age. During her life she was always ready to assist in every social and charitable Her remains were taken to St. work. Mary's Church, where the first portion of the burial service was read by Father J. O'Grady, of Coolgardie, who also officiated at the grave.-R.I.P.
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(From the Club's Ccrrespondent and truly sorry. The half -yearly elections are now Saying the Confiteor is like the pub- complete, the following members hay keen in Our Lord's story, who went up ing been elected as officers: -President, LAND : Due Aug. 31 into the temple to pray, and would Miss Coffey; vice-president, Miss Howe; POafa A. -An Federal Land Tas Returners, as not so much as lift up his eyes towards secretary, Miss Smith: assistant secrealso (semen of land who have not nreviousgs rondo Retorts,. said: and heaven, breast tary, Miss Hardwick; treasurer, Miss but struck his on Fenn GA.- All State Land taxpayers who have Mr. G. Irving, MA., will lecture made previous Return, but hare bought or sold God be merciful to me a sinner." Henry: press correspondent, Miss '0 July afternoon, Friday next French land during the year, or whose values have committee. Misses Hardy, O'Earle; the to join in altered nthrwIs., Mint Is If PO purchases., sales .So remember always Last Friday. oying to illness, 28th. or alterations', no Returns due. Connor and Townsend. The first Confiteor with all your heart. his appointment. keep to unable was he INCOME': Businesses (H) dee Aug. 31 meeting of the new committee was 3. -"By the Merits of the Sainte Whose All Others (HA) due July 31 Resenting the insinuation that like on Tuesday night, the president Relies are The following notes on the "Mass" flies caught in the web of the unions, Penalties for failure up to £100 (Miss Coffey) being in the chair. The are taken from that most interesting After the Confiteor the priest walks following were present: Miisses Howe, J. H. Sculhn, MH.R.. retorts on Forma and Instruction. at all Fast Otlisee. of all educational periodicals, "The up the steps to the Altar, and when he Prime Minister Hughes that he "is J. F. WHITELY. Smith, Hardwick, Earle. O'Connor, and Stft.e*tslttE!`;, Deputy Sower." This monthly magazine is gets to the Altar you'll notice that the Townsend. right in the centre of a web, the The usual business was Federal Commissioner. devoted entirely to Catechetics, and gist thing he does is to bow down and threads of which are a £25,000 tip from discussed, and aocounts passed for Nasty jab for may be had from the Shakespeare kiss it. In fact, if you notice you will the moneyed crowd." payment. Press, Hinckley -street, Birmingham, at see that the priest kisses the Altar the people's 'ere. was decided, in General Meeting His Grace the Archbishop will preach The idea of the' notes several times during the Mass. That 5s. per annum. hoexldteandirtnhere lacbtiuvisitnieems ofm.theet at the evening devotions at the Catheof the incidents those to take is below is because in the middle of the Altar general club, tot° to A JESUIT ON THE CATHOLIC dral on Sunday. Mass which are most easily observable there is a square stone sailed the AltarPRESS. ing on Friday, August 11, at 8 o'clock. The Annual Retreat for the clergy by children, and to use them as veIt is specially consecrated by in the Club Rooms. An invitation to stone. will begin of Perth Archdiocese Established 1874. of the they As instruction. for some hicles the Bishop, and it is the Altar really, be present is extended to all the ladies Elsewhere in our columns will be at the Monastery on Monday, Septemstand the instructions are arranged to because you must always have a con- and girls of the different parishes. Fur the °Meta Organ or the Archdiocese or observed ari Order Form for readers ber 25th., at 8.30 p.m. The matter for be given by the priest at Mass itself. secreted Altar -stone to say Mass on. there particulars will be advertised Perth. who are not subscribers to "The ReTertius" "Liber Conference will be on every Sunday, before Mass begins, If a priest has to say Mass in all sorts later. cord" to fill in and forward to us if the PATRICK BRYAN, Proprietor and Editor. or at the Gospel, which is probably the of different places (like the priests who An enjoyable social night was held To assist such of of the Codex up to Canon 1276. they scl desire. Very Rev. Father Langley, C.SS.R., best way. I am publishing them be- said Mass for the soldiers in the war), in the Club Rooms on Friday, July 21. our readers to better appreciate the Printed and Published Weekly by the is giving a Retreat to the Sisters of cause they will be found useful and he must have a little thin Altar -stone The musical programme arranged by Proprietor, at the Registered Offices. 99 apostolate of the Catholic Press, let that he can carry about. suggestive to those who have to inMurray -street, Perth, Western Australia. our social committee was thoroughly the renowned English Jesuit, Father Mercy, Victoria Park. struct in other ways, and at other -Father Donagher arrived in Perth Items were rendered by Bernard Vaughan. speak for us: "Let Of all the bricks and stones in the appreciated. They will be continued each Church, the Altar -stone is the chief. So times. by the Kalgoorlie express on Thursday Dr. Horan, Miss Gertrude_ Hardwick, SUBSCRIPTION RATES (In Advises); your support of the Catholic press take until the Mass is fully .it stands for Christ Our Lord, because week Mr. W. Dwyer, Miss McComish and a practical shape. Buy, subscribe to and entered St. John of God Hospital. Quarterly, 9/3; Half -Yearly, 6/6; Any teacher who seeks explained. Yearly, 12/6. It is to be hoped that in a few weeks Miss Carr. An impromptu dance Catholic newspapers, and urge others He said He was the stone which the matter suitable for young classes builders rejected, and which God had brought to a"conclusion a very happy he will be quite recovered, And as ento do the same. Advertise in them. Cheques, Money Orders, Postal Notes. ideas following the of find will ergetic as possible. ReAnd evening. libraries. corner. the public the into the head of made Get them etc., must be made payable to PATRICK about the Mass ideal. Even for older the priest kisses the Altar -stone beClasses in dancing,, elocution, raffia, gard the promotion of their circulation BRYAN or "THE RECORD.' Father McMahon conducted the exclasses there are many new ideas When notifying new address please as a form of Catholic apostolate-as amination on 'Religious Instruction cause it stands fqr Christ Our Lord. and -home nursing are now being held, The charity of our late Holy Father, state old address as well. about the Mass which have never been There's cne day' In the year when you all particulars of which are obtainable They are helping to in fact. it is. this week at Iona, Cottesloe, Loreto XV.. was only limited by the Copy and matter for insertion in the Benedict to them in this form. I refrom the secretary. The usual fort can come up and kiss the stone, too, College, Osborne, and the Presentation current week's issue must reach the dissipate religous errors and prejupoverty of the Papal treasury. A very presented commend these notes as matter well and that is Good Friday, after the nightly dance will be held in the Club Editor not later than noon on Wednesdays. dices; they at* diffusing Catholic Convent, Claremont. Next Monday beautiful example of the delicacy of Sufficient postage must be forwarded The etc. -books. in note storing worth Saturday, the Rooms on August 6th morning. to counteract in the serve Altar is stripped ideas; they the inspection of Arranmore Convent for return or MSS. it not suitable. his charity was the following: -A cerquite easJournal -The monthly journal will fraudulent foodstuffs of mind and begins, followed by Osborne Park and tain religious community owed the style is conversational, and While the priest kisses the Altar Each section in class. adapted ily to: usual the weekly plentifulmeeting, out so read at all Communications doled be Address heart which are Subiaco Convent Schools. Vatican Administration 30,000 francs; deals with a particular action of the this time he says a little prayer like 4th. Members con PATRICK BRYAN or "THE RECORD," ly by much non-Catholic literature. The drawing of the art union in aid the debt had been standing for Mass. The explanations are ones that this: "We beseech thee 0 Lord by the Friday, August Box 133, G.P.O. Perth. articles are requested to newspapers tributing Help to make Catholic merits of thy Saints, whose relics are of St. Patrick's Church will take place twenty-five years, and no interest had Telephones: Offices A2673; Private A9759. appeal and remain. The references here, and of all thy Saints, that Thou hand same to the secretary not later better, and they will make you better. in the Hibernian Hall on Tuesday, been paid on it. The superioress askand famiare apt History Bible from they 2nd., can August than Wednesday, Only by your co-operation wouldst vouchsafe to forgive me all my August 1, at a euchre party to be held CerArchbishop me (says ed to most children: Below is published the names of the SATURDAY. JULY 29, 1922. sins." Inside the Altar -tone there. are , be made a success.' there. All having books in this art retti) to request the Holy Father to liar If any I. -The Sign of the Cross. ladies to come this week. always some real relics of the Saints; union are requested to hand them in condone a part of the debt, so that lady is unable to come on the day al bones or sometheir a 'little piece of TELL" WHICH POGROM. tell Moss before night, as to "STRAWS to Father that matter out. going AN ORANGE they might straighten the Every Sunday I am the drawing will absolutely take place "Here is an opportunity," he said, you about something that is done in thing like that. The Bishop puts lotted to her, would she kindly advise them in when he consecrates the stone. our secretary, Mrs. Penny, 900 Vincent without postponement. A pleasing feature of the Dublin The cables are discreetly, or is it when I placed the matter before him, the Mass, so that you will be able to July changed Independent's" Weekly "Irish Orange the "to put into practice the counsel of watch out for it, and know what is Of course. the souls of the Saints arestreet, North All friends with anent of and sympathisers silent partisanly, 31, Mrs. Burke and Mrs. M Cogan: in Heaven, but the Church honours to Gaegiven prominence style is the the Sisters of the Good Shepherd Order the Gospel: 'Let not thy right hand going on better, and join yourself betpogrom against Catholics in the and treasures even the relics of their Tuesday, August 1, Mrs. W sh and recognised being is Ireland with lic. Irish to -day left hand doeth,' take begin thy So we'll know what it. ter to to learn in this country will rejoice North of Ireland During the war of by the hitherto half -Conservative An- that a Preparatory Congregation of the this (and he handed me 30.000 francs) the very first thing you do. at the bodies, because their bodies were part Mrs. Seymour: Wednesday. August 2, Penny; Thursthe Irish Republican Army for Irish glo-Irish press. A while ago it was to the administration office, and direct very beginning of the Mass. You do of them on earth, and they will be part Mrs. Bryant and Mrs Sacred Rites has been held recently in day, August 3, Mrs. McDaniel and Mrs. not fashionable to be associated with Self -Government, when the prejudiced them to cancel the debt of that com- it at the same time as the priest and of them again in the glorious resurrec the Vatican, td discuss the question of Friday, August 4, Mrs. Kelly Bogue; tion of the body. Irish and Irish tongue, native reale. its the you are of where the it shows doing nothing and was munity, but say server, the Venerable of Britain the heroism of virtue of the press . Tory and Mrs. Browii. So when you see the priest go up and who addressed their audiences Servant of God, Mailie Eufrase Pelle- money comes from." -"The Catholic going to take part in that Mass. What brazen worst to defeat the aspirations speakers kiss the Altar, you can remember the in the language of Gaelic Ireland went Charities Review." is it you do? tier. She was foundress of the Conof the majority of the Irish people, in this holy languages, and God no longer al here are whose relics Saints, are reNow speeches unreported.. You make the Sign of the Cross. gregation of the Sisters 6f the Good every incident in the strife which ported and printed in Irish type cheek lows ordinary people to put them to Try now, just for a minute, to think Altar. We don't even know who they Shepherd. could be made to count against a re- by jowl with the Saxon are the common use of daily talk relics that of the Most are; and type Jut why you do it and what it means. peal, of the Act of Union was put forAfter the Introit the priest goes to put in Altar -stones come from the in the transition marks a "In say, It you speech. the Sign you make As ward for external consumption with life and fortunes of the "mere Irish." middle of the altar and says "Kyrie full of 'the .are which catacombs, Roman Son and the the Father of name the NOTES. of NEWS AND dressings. party vindictive most the the graves of the early martyrs. So Eleison," and the server answers the day it might happen that the and the Holy Ghost, Amen." With fullest detail the war in South- Some same words and then the priest says to some belong our relics probably exile will need an interpreter to An Unknown friend called at this That means, in Their name, or for em Ireland was advertised and the Irish man or woman, or perhaps a child it again, and the server answers "Chris Imperial Soldiers' Crime. for him his Irish newspapers. The office during the week. and left a Their 'sake, you are going to do this reading public of the free nations with- read and so they do on till they to eleison," give up Christ refused to who even, of Thomas Davis may now rest parcel of prayer books, beautifully good action of hearing Mass. Every(To the Editor.) 'in the Empire were treated to sundry soul throwp to the have said the words nine times. These bound (presents. from friends): for the thing you do in your lives must be and was beheaded or open-air been amazed at Dear Sir, have ,garnished dishes of journalese hash, in peace. in Greek. What do they words are theatre in the big beasts wild Clontarf Orphanage. done as for God; even quite little the casual way in which the Irishmade up from the commentaries of mean? "Kyrie eleison" means. "Lord, washing and dressing and called the Coliseum at Rome. After A euchre party and dance, in aid of NASTY CHEESE-PARING. Austrelian community have accepted things like 'London's Tory Club smoke rooms and and "Chriate eleison have mercy," the people all and was over the show the Cathedral Fair, will be held in the the stigma of Sir Henry Wilsonts having meals: You should try and perambulating pressmen's gossip. Not means, "Christ have merty." They would Senator Pearce's joy -ride to Wash- Hibernian Hall, Murray -street, 011 murder, and have even allowed meetremember to offer them to God, and do gone, the friends of the martyrs a misleading headline that could ington in the Mass, like that, said been have poor broken, the up and gather come cost the Federal Government them well for His sake. A good way Tuesday, August 1st. ' Three prizes ing and speeches of condemnation levthrow infamy on the efforts of a peoWe know that, for nearly 1,500 years. In order to pick this up the £8.500. to do it would be just to make a Sign bodies that had gone through so m,uch, (the first £2 2s) will be given. Patrons elled against them to go without prople working and warring for National is an account, in very there because the catacombs, safely in bury them and old days people used is harrassing the poor In Office Cross. Pensions the evening's of an excellent are promised was not a lie test. freedom was forgotten, and that's how we come to have their ancient hooks, of a Council held by the inage pensioners and nosing intu pleasure. The music will be of the The industry of the old In the House of Commons, one of to do that much more often. a For our left untold. candle relics in our Altar -stone to offer the bishops in France, 500 years after(Saint their private means of keeping body best, and dainty refreshments will be His Majesty's Cabinet Ministers, the stance, when they a lighted fable-grammer was absolutely reLord lived, and the holy bishop sacrifice of the Mass on. the Cross, Sign of without the assistmade soul united always and McCarthy they handed round. Misses J. Right Hon. F. E. Short, Home Secremarkable, and his vigilance sleepless. ance of the Federal Treasury. Boundwas at the who Arles) of they Caesarius of course. their souls, But as for of and tary, speaking on behalf of the Im- because the flame reminded them What a contrast there is between then ers in official positions (of course with and M. Griffin are the organisers, head of it, explained how in Rome and have been safe and happy in heaver; hope to see a record gathering that perial Government a few days after the Light of the world. Christ Our said and now, when the Orange Six-County authority from bigger bounders and they East, of the Churches hundreds of Lord all these with Our in It should be a very large the murder, and speaking with all the Lord. When they got out of bedthe garrison are conducting one of the jacks -in -office) are making the weary evening. "Kyrie eleison" over several times, years. and He can't say no when they morning they made a Sign of one, as the tickets are only 1/6 each. most fiendish wars of annihilation full and special information at his dis- the "with much love and compunction." ask Him anything; so that's why we As pensioners as their day. old -age God all and offered lives of our Cross with St. art union in connection The posal, said: "Now. there was no doubt yet recorded since the Christian mas- wretched and as miserable as they posand so he wished his Churches to do we may that us pray for them to to ask to go house, of the went out they Patrick's Church. West Perth, will be that the two irnurderers had no consiwres in the reigns of the, Roman So, when you hear those the same. well. sibly can by inquiries, which, to say drawn during the evening. they made the Sign. When they hear Mass tyrants How silent, the \ London nection with Ireland whatsoever. Both work Greek words, try to say them in your the at as mean as dirt. a Cross them, are they put least of letters the wrote . Introit 4-Tb The concert held in St. Joseph's *ere 'Londoners, and there was no eviwatch -dogs are -not the slightest whis- They are pinching five bob here and "love and compunction" hearts with And they beginning and the end. per is heard from them through the five bob there to mace up what is School last Monday night was a great dence that they had ever been in Irethe priest has kissed the mid (that means real sorrow for your, sins) made a Sign of the Cross last thing dieAfter success, both financially and socially. relics cables of the dastardly wrongs inflictSaints' the have mercy" a real land." Altar, where "Lord, of the and make shamefully wasted on Governmental getting into bed; and at many are, and which I told you about last prayer Great thanks are due to all the artists ed on Catholic citizens beyond the Other cables, and all these cables, before for mercy for yourselves, and The horrid Meanness of who gave their services freely, especi-riding. other 'times, too. It is a good thing State. joy right side of sources in Engfor border of the Irish Free came through official the everybody some peo to else, Sunday, he goes the whole thing! to do, and very pleasing to Our Lord, the Altar where the Book is, and plc need mercy morebecause ally Miss Edwards, Mrs. Carmody, Mr. give Our latest Irish exchanges land, explained that the men who firthan you do. because it is His Cross you are makKennedy, Miss Gertie Hardwick, Miss The us a terrible picture of the horfrom it. Wilson were both rea short passage ed at Sir Henry reads over yourself. HOME, SWEET ROME. Begley. and all of the children who After reading 'The Record," hand it hible Sloings of Craig n Orange bray';, turned soldiers; that the Irish names ingBut big Book is called the Missal, and this if you do it before unimportant contributed to make the concert such given were not their Teal names, the to a friend; perhaps he will subscribe. and v hat was done last month is being first thing the priest reads is called the with its of course. your must Sweet Home," like meals, "Home things a social success, and in a special way and you will have done him a service done to -day. But no mention of name of one being Reginald Dunn, do it before Mass, because hearing Introit. In old days it was generally sweetness, was whistled be- thanks are due through these columns real and helped along the apostolate of the Belfast's crimnal performances is made haunting and that one of them had been dana whole Psalm; now it is a few verses is the biggest, most important along one of our walked Mass hind us as we to the Lyric Orchestra, which conCatholic press. a public, lest perhaps a shout of anger cross streets the other afternoon. We gerously wounded and had lost a limb the week, the thing from the Psalms, with sometimes tributed so many fine items on this fighting for the Empire in the Great thing you do in God part of should go up from the free States other from some verse or twp Ii can do. EUCHRE PARTY AND DANCE. you so sweetto it whistled pleasing never heard most had we will night. It is to be hoped that within the Empire against the petted ly. Tke notes were as beautiful as a Holy Scripture. War. By all the local standards, these KING'S HALL, SUBIACO. Sign of the Cross, hear some more of this splendid or- two men would have been described as you start with a good and privileged anti -Irish Government blackbird's. You remember, the Psalms are by well; TUESDAY, AUGUST 1st. Mass to hear you not look behelp We dared will God chestra in the near and esfuture, David was in North-East Irelond. A reference to David. Holy King, death of the the tragic heroes before the hearts in aid of St. Joseph's Parish in your Proceeds real love and with might halt, that is, hinil lest the sweetness pecially the manager of the orchestra, Ulster general. It is difficult to see our news columns 'will show the charone of the ancestors of Our Lady; of Debt. thought the and So we 'Lord, it to continue. for Our we wished in Mr. McCormack, who is so generous acter of the Six -County warfare. No crossed to the other side ,of the road, that is why Our Lord is called "the how his death could have transformed Prizes-First Prize £2. Three Good Him. pleasing giving his services free on the cornet honest, unbiassed critic can find an seemingly unconcerned. but God revealed to Son of David." these English returned soldiers, who and slowly Dancing: 10 to 12. Sign the Refreshments. make very must You apology for it. and only a cold-blood- much concerned. Old memories were on all occasions. risked their lives for the supremacy of J. P. HORAN, 'Hon. Sec. carefully, thinking what it means, for David many things about Our Lord, ed and inhuman advocate of brigandthe Empire, into Sinn Fein rebels. Yet it i like a signal to Our Lord that you and he wrote these down in a collecAnd then heart strings. tugging at NOTICE. NINELVEINENT tically &fern and out, and the Governage could champion it. The miscreants the Australian daily papers, Mr. Snowthe big game of life. tion of wonderful songs and hymns glimpse of the musician. ment is unable to meet emergencies ball, Sir Charles Rosentral, Mr. Ness, ar n His side, inappeared who opened fire on the Mater Hospital we caught a Poor called the Psalms. Mr. Maurice, Corkhill, John -street. grotto in the Lady one Our fellow. He was When Alas! Alas.1 unleps it can get ten million sterling's are unfitted for association with of Sir Jas. Mitchell's new. chums. He The priest has already said a Psalm North Fremantle, wishes to express his Sir Robert Best. and all their Orange at Lourdes to the little girl Bernadette, worth of foreign credits. Delimited human beings, and are not worthy of at the heartfelt THANKS to all kiltd friends brothers, have found no difficulty in her how to make the Sign with' the servers, while he stood had come to settle on the land. Maybe by the aftermath of war, and robbed effecting this strange transformation. she taught and human rights. The horrible and brusteps; of the sanctuary bottom for their letters of condoler.* telecareand reverently very Cross of the he was home sick, and maybe. too, he of her best food producing areas, the tal clearances of Catholics from the verses from the grams, floral tributes, and expressions Neither have I seen any comment on Bernadette always remem- he says some onmore was disillusioned. -Those fairy tales grain she raises can only supply her the special cable of July 1st. to fully, and city of Belfast and other centres is a Gosthe before -just Psalms later of sympathy during his sad bereave'4 Afterhad said. Our Lady what bered at home had lost their glamour. needs for three or four months, and crime against humanity, and that 'Smith's Weekly," a journal already wards people who saw Bernadette pel, and also while he washes his ment; also to the Nuns of St Joseph's three -fourths of her coal supplies she well known for its generally anti-Irish they are condoned by the British Govand 'he Hayes King David's Father see, and So, you Convent hands. forCress never of the the Sign APART FROM LOYALTY AND must buy abroad. Austria-Hungary attitude, in which it said, in connec- make for she did it with so much beautiful words of prayer and praise Oblate Fathers of Fremantle, for their ernment is one of the worst comgot it, THE FLAG ments on the Coalition Government's presents a melancholy spectacle of the tion with the murder of Sir Henry quite a lot. Isn't kind attention during the illness of Try and copy come into thetoMass love and meaning. The housing problem is beginning to effects of disunion and war. A mere p vaunted desire to establish peace beremember that Our my late wife, Mary Dolores. wonderful Wilson: -"Eight thousand Catholics Bernadette in this, especially at Mass. it attract in the City Council. Only notice tween Protestant and Catholic in Ireshadow of its pre-war self, the Austriaused to read' these Lord Hfinself from employhave been discharged IN MEMORIAM. beginning. Our city fathers are very 2,-The Conine:us land. ' Undoubtedly there is strong Hungarian Monarchy was prior to the ment in Belfast for political reasons. He lived on earth: and when words slow at brushing the sleep from their BARRY, -Of your charity, pray for evidence of an organised Orange pogiruption of 1914, in extent of terri- and from twenty to thirty thousand Last Sunday I talked to you about 'that He loved them and, prayed to His the repose of the soul of John Mikeram, with the consent of the Craig eyes. . Until a newspaper article comtory second, and in population driven from their homes. . . Belfast the Sign of the Cross. Remember al- Father in them, and spoke of them pelled to our slums in emattention kesy Barry, who departed this life Government, against Catholics in the third among the political divisions has, for the past six months, been the ways to make it specially well at the to His disciples? Perhaps He learnt bryo, they were unobserved by the at St. John of God's Hospital, Su- a Six Counties, and that the mainof Europe. By the swift and terrible scene of outrages of unprecedented Make up your of Mass. He was a little when beginning ,by heart, them ratepayers. elect of the What is to on July 30, 1921. biaco, springs of the campaign of blood and transition from then to now. this shat- savagery. . . . Sir Henry Wilson's own minds that all your lives, even when boy like you, and said them over to be done? Dunno! "The housing ques-Inserted by his loving wife and pillage are the Government's "Spetered and broken empire is almost re- inflammatory speeches must not be you are grown up, you will do it well; Our Lady. So we cannot think too poorer section of the comtion for the and Raymund. boys, Breidan cials," is the severest commentary duced to that ineffable condition which nor his advocacy of the it is a signal to Our Lord, and He highly of the Psalms or love them that can be put upon Craig's impar- munity," says the Acting Mayor followed the migrations at the fall of forgotten, enough. And in all the world no one COPE. -Of your charity pray for the sternest Prussian methods to settle the never fails to see it. Franklin) "is now (Councillor more tiality and justice. Craig's policemen the Roman Empire, when barbaric Irish question. . . . Carson, despite his soul of our dear mother, who passed After the Priest has glade the Sign ever wrote songs so full of joy! complex owing to the high cost of are certainly adopting no half meahordes swept her territories and plunaway at Jarrandale, on July 29th. of the Cross, and said through a So while the priests reads the InPrivy Councillor's oath, raised and building, and it is difficult to see how sures with the Catholics in the Six dered them from end to end. Prior encouraged a disastrous rebellion.' down and says -somehe bows May her soul rest in peace. Psalm, is a little it how can think troit, you really suitable houses can be providCounty Orange State, and if unbridled to the war the Catholic population of bows and the Server and then -Inserted by her loving son and to Our Lord thing. given Among the unscrupulous coterie who bit of the worship freedom is given them to continue ed for people of slender means, unless the Hapsburg Empire numbered thirty- use their pretentious "loyalty" for selis it they say? too. What says it, though as daughters. David, King great by the their merciless career of violence and the Government or the municipality six millions. It was a powerful com- fish purposes. it is a frequent cause for And why do they bow down? yet Our Lord had not been born on JARRECZEK.-Of your charity, pray bloodlust. it is only human to expect' steps in and contributes towards the bination owing spiritual allegiance to It is the Confiteor, which means the earth and David only had the promthat the Irish -Australian for the repose of the soul of Andrew that the Irish Free State will be com- cost." In whose interests may we the Pope, and what has happened since complaint besays it Priest The "I confess." So it is ise that He should be) born. people are not guided and inspired by Jarreczek, who departed this life on 4 ask -landlord or tenant? Why do not pelled to treat the Northern State as in the Councils of the Allies, who have the pronouncements of the Imperial he is just going to offer the Holy expecting cause kneel now, as we right that July 24. 1918.-4R.I.P. the City Councillors wake up and ena treacherous savage neighbour undivided the' carcase of the Austria- Government. Sacrifice of the Mass, and he must that Our Lord will soon come on the of Sir the case In -Inserted by his loving wife. deavour to a scheme of evolve better worthy of friendship and association. Hungary Empire, and sent its Emperor have a pure heart to do that. Why Altar, we should pray in the words of Henry Wilson's death, it is the Orange housing for people of slender means. your charity, pray for RUANE.-Of a premature grave, this into is that For you. Just now the Government of the There is nothing to be gained by acadoes the Server say it? King David. mob who are flouting the King's adthe soul of my dear husband and compact body of Catholicism has been Irish Free State is not free to concenBecause you are going really to take visers. and putting a construction of 5.-Kyrie Eleison. demic lectures on Health and a decent Ruane, who depart daddy, Patricl6 not reasons, dispersed, for economic do only trate its attentions on the work of the environment for the young generation their own on a lamentable event, a part in the Mass, and you can ed this life on July 28. 1919. What language is the Mass in? but for political and sectional ends. construction which gives the lie diOrange Specials of the Six -County who are city bound unless municipal that if you have got rid of your sins to him, Oh Lord. give rest Eternal most of it. sinister aspect of the of Yes, smashing say. The you Latin. State. It has its own worries en- genius or the Government can evolve by being sorry for them, confessing rect to His Majesty's Government. -Inserted by his loving wife and Austria-Hungary into several States is deavouring to crunch a very ugly them, and getting God to forgive them. But there are some words of: it in two Thus they closely follow the treasona decent housing scheme that will give daughter. Hebrew. If Emand this once powerful Catholic Greek that phase of civil war in Southern Ireland. In your heart you join.with the Server other languages, the essentials necessary. A young pire is blotted out from its great ous footsteps of the malicious Carson. No honest advocate of ConstitutionalRcUANE.-Of your charity, pray for They are the very same people who in what he is saying so that your soul you listen carefully you will hear the city should not have slums. Their place in European history. whilst are persistentiy guilty of treason to may be made quite pure, before the priest say them. and if you listen now ism can condone the madness of the the repose, of the soul of Patrick existence. even in embryo, is a reflecLutheran Germany, which forced Aus- the Australian constitution, which de- real part of the Mass begins. to what I am going to tell you, you Irregulars, who are carrying on a mad tion on the administration of Ruane, who died at Perth on July the City tria into the war, remains a well or- mands "that the Australian flag shall and disastrous strife against the constiBesides confessing to Almighty God will find out what they mean. Then 28, 1919. ganised and threatening factor in be flown from all public buildings on and asking for forgiveness, the Server you will be able to say you can under tuted authority of their National Par Sweet Jesus, have mercy on him. world -history. The conditions of the Lament. Certainly no Irish man or -Inserted by Dan and James Cant - a (and you) confess to Our Lady and the stand words in three languages besides all occasions when flags are flown." A RUINED EMPIRE. are worth two conquered Empires woman who loa'es Ireland can overlook Saints, and to the priest; because it is your own! well. Within their camp is the only disloyalfirst I want to tell you some- WHELAN.-Of your charity, pray for while comparing by the impartial stuBut peothe seriousness of the wrong they do up to other to own thing good a ty in for they the Commcnwealth, are Austria scorns to be like a drowning dent of modern history. to Irish character and a well ordered the only people who make a trade of ple when you have done wrong; it thing about those three languages. the repose of the soul of Patrick struggling to reach a straw. Its Irish nationalism. "Not patriots, but man shows you are really ashamed of your- They are called "dead languages," be nromoting strife and rancour among who died at St. John of case is a most pathetic one, and if half cause no one talks them now in ordirs parricides," is the judgment of the self and really sorry. And at the, end the citizens of this great democracy. Hospital. Kalgoorlie, on July God's that is written of its unhappy condilife the same as we talk English. ary Lord Our God Irish Hierarchy upon them. "Pray to the say: you the misrepresentaWith regard tc 1915. -RIP. 27 tion be true, the Allied Powers have and people in France talk French. But (Under the Patronage of his Grace the tion concerning the murder of Sir for me." -Inserted by his loving wife. We deeply regret the disunion and more than sufficient reason to search Archbishop.) The priest bows down becasise that once, they were spoken by the people Henry Wilson, redress from the daily turmoil in Southern Ireland. It is a their consciences. This unfortunate In loving memory of my dear hut. is, of the countries they belong to, They -that being hum...le of a sign is press of Australia is hopeless, but I heart-breaking war. Nestled in the Hills, Salubrious SurIrishmen the country is being slowly starved to band. who died at Perth, July 23, owning you are nothing, and God is were all spoken in Palestine when Our every world over must regard it with the death. It is being squeezed into roundings; the Health Resort of the iht4smeetings should be heldtoinprotest 1918; also my dear son, who was everything, and that you are ashamed 'Lord lived there. And when Pilate city of, the Commonwealth kreatest sorrow, and so long as the economic lethargy and commercial West; Ideal Boarding School, conductkilled at Pozieres on July 29, 1916.against Ireland being saddled with the of being a sinner, and adore God, who wanted to write up, "Jesus of Nazawretched division lasts Orange Ulster ed by the Sisters of St. Joseph of the ruin. No ray of encouragement R.I.P. over Our Jews" the King of the reth, is all good. will not run short of strong arguments Apparition: for Boys up to the age of crimes of misguided Imperial soldiers. breaks through its heavy bloom is Sacred Heart of Jesus, have mercy At the words "through my fault" we Lord, as He hung on the Cross, he for partition We have no defence thirteen. All Subjects taught- Full -Yours, etc., an absolute beggar at the doors of the on their souls. That wrote it in those very three languages strike our breast three timesAGNES G. MURPHY to put forward for the Irregulars. course in Swedish Drill. A Splendid nations soliciting the world's' charity. Immaculate Heart of Mary, your reminds us that sins deserve a pun- -Latin, Greek and Hebrew. So, now, There can he none. Ireland made a Its currency is a joke, a full-grown Accommodation. For Prospectus apply prayers for them extol. renewis of Calvary sacrifice when the with Lord was beaten Our ishment. Subscribers to "The Record" are bargain with England. and a great macitizen with difficulty might carry to -Inserted by hig loving wife and asked to forward their subscriptions scourges. Was it for sins? Yes. Not ed in the Mass. again those three Ianjority of the Irish people approved it. enough kronen to buy his dinner. With REV. MOTHER, MARY'S MOUNT, 54 Nelson Crescent. East Perth. become family, have They guages are used. It He had none. for His own, because without delay. EALAMUNDA Ireland must keep her word of honour. 16.5,000 to the B. the krone is prat'
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Catterwall What's in a name? the Country Party's selected candidate to contest the Bundaberg (Q.) seat at the Federal elections. Catts is side catterwauling over Sydney doesn't know yet whether it will be Nobody seems Hughes or Charlton. to care.
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"CORRYMEELA " (One of the best poems in Moira O'Neill's "Songs of the Glen of Antrim.") Over here in England I'm helping wi' the hay, An' I wisht I was in Ireland the livelong day; Weary on the English hay, an'
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Och! Corrymeela an the blue sky over it. There's a deep dumb river flowin' by Ii2yont the heavy trees, This livin' air is moithered wi' the humirin' o' the bees; I wisht I'd hear the Claddagh burn go
runnin' through the heat Past Corrymeela, wi' the blue sky over
it. The people that's in England is richer nor the Jews. There's not the smallest young gossoon but thravels in his shoes! I'd give the pipe between me teeth to see a barefut child, Och! Corrymeela an' the low south wind. Here's hands so full o' money an' hearts so full o' care, By the luck o' love! I'd still go light for all I did go bare. "God save ye, colleen dhas," I said; the girl she Thought -me wild Far Corrymeela, en' the low south wind.. D'ye mind me now, the song at night is mortal hard to raise, The girls are heavy goin' here, the boys are ill to plase; When one'st I'm cut this workin' hive, 'tis I'll be back againAy, Corrymeela, in the same soft rain. The puff o' smoke from one ould roof before an English town! For a shaugh wid Andy Feelan here I d give a silver crown For a curl o' hair like Mollie's ye'll ask the like in with. Sweet Corrymeeist, an' the same soft rain. -
An Old Optimist. Dr. RoscoeDity made his last address to university students at Syra. He is 76 cuss (U.S.A.) last May. Interest attached to the years old. Chancellor's retiring address centred The world, he upon its optimism. says, is no worse than it was in years
gone by. "In the old days," he said, "people, of course, averaged about as There were just as they do now. many mean cusses and just as many But the old honest, decent folk. time was a day of extreme modesty. I think, though, a reaction is coming. There are some things that weic betMany things ter in the early days. are not so good now, but something better is coming all the time. Woman has always had her way. She has always held her way in sweetness and charity. Much of man's badness has been blamed on woman. Personally. I have always had a great respect for Eve."
Completing Westminster Cathedral. e Catholic acA notable evidence tivity in England is forthcaming in the great step that has beta taken towards the completion of the interior of Westminster Cathedral by incasing the walls of the choir heated the high altar with marble, making a perfect setting for the marbles and mosaics of the high altar and baldachino. It is the most ambitious scheme undertaken in the Cathedral since it was first opened, thousands sit pounds and requiring many months to execute. .
Generous Contributors. The people of the Archdiocese of New York have responded generously to the appeal of Most Rev. Archbishop Hayes for the support of Catholic charities. A total of £111,593 was announced recently, with every prospect that, when every parish has made its final return the amount will reach threequarters of a mIlion dollars. Notwithstanding the hard times this year, the people have given over £140,000. This will enable his Grace to assist very materially the 175 charitable activities which depend in a large measure on Catholic charities for their support.
Great Churchman and Scholar. A scientist of remarkable capacity. and a fertile author. Monsignor Duchesne, whose death at the age of 79 is announced from Rome, is a great loss to the Church. For more than thirty years he has been issuing works of learning and research, all tending to throw additional light or. the Church's mission to mankind. He was selected by the French Academy to succeed Cardinal Mathieu, and was admitted to its membership in 1911, the dis-
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course on the occasion being delivered The learned by M. Etienne Lamy. prelate, who had been a Consultor of the Congregation of Indulgences and Relics and President of the Society of Christian Archaeology, was appointed by the French Government director of the French school at the Fasnese Pal -
An Arab Song of Exile (From Professor Joly's Algerian Collection.) By C-corge Noble (Count) Plunkett. Far from my land,- 1... mourning's like my weary seaward journeys My heart is burnt to ashes; I surrender hope. in vain! He who parting made my portion, God alone can change misfortune, Change my nights, with love and memory and passion to importune, When my heart cries for my country: 0 Geld, appease my pain! 'Tis Love with leanness clothes me, having lived so long forsaken; For the friend I see no morning, my ears run down like rain. When we may meet, who knows? Yet we are close to God's revealing, And if my troubles end. 0 what a Feast will crown my healing! Still, my heart cries for my country: 0 God. appease my pain! We must not trust to Fortune: She has crushed my heart with sorrow. She decrees, and so it is; and then our mockers laugh amain. Alas, my resignation's gone, and I find no soul's compassion! And I must wait, and wait! Great God, hear THOU my lamentationMy heart cries for my country: 0 God, appease my pain! Can mind or body be resigned when the heart melts with sorrow? My heart is sick; at the close of day how lonely I complain! In the twilight hour, while I may watch the yielding sun descending, No sleep comes to me, sleepless, in the exile's night unending. When my heart cries for my country: 0 God, appease my pain! His "Ancient History of ace, Rome. the Church" was condemned by the Holy See. The condemnation caused him no little grief, but he republished
the work with the required corrections. He was a pious and obedient son of the Church, states the London "Catholic Times." .
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Medico-Psychological Association. He is a specialist in mental and nervous Both as Postmaster Gendiseases. eral and a physician, Dr. Work seems to be opposed to the progaganda in behalf of neo-Malthusianism.
Noted Prelate Dead. The Mexican hierarchy has lost one of its most venerable figures through After Many Years. the death of the Most Rev. Eulogio After being unattached for nine Gillow, for more than thirty years years, the Benedictine Nuns of Talacre Archbishop of Oaxaca, .and who was possible Abbey, in North Wales, have been respoken of in many circles as a ceived into the English Benedictine appointee of Pope Pius XI. as Mexdue to Congregation, and will now rank as an Death, ico's first Cardinal. abbey of that congregation. The petibronchitis, came recently, at the age of 84. The deceased prelate was tire, tion of the nuns was submitted to the General Chapter of the English Beneconised in 1887 as Bishop of Oaxaca, which was established as a diocese un- dictines, and was favourably received. It is nine years since these nuns. toder the name of Antequaro by Paul in 1535, and is therefore one of the gether with the monks of Caldey Ismost ancient sees on the American land, abandoned the Protestant relicontinent. It was raised to the rank gion and in a body were received into the Catholic Church. The action of of an archbishopric in 1891 by Leo XIII., with five suffragan sees. In these two religous comumnities quitting the Established Church aroused 1910, it was estimated that the archbishropic included more than 1,000,000 great ire among the Anglicans, and questions were asked in the House of Archbishop Gillow was Catholics. Commons as to whether the Governforced to leave Mexico. with other Catholic prelates, in 1911, and during his ment was aware of what had been exile of five years, resided partly in done. As it did not concern the Government in the least, Mr. Asquith, who San Antonio and partly in Los Anwas then Premier, said that he had Recently the Right Rev. Jose geles. no official knowledge of the fact. At Othon Nunez, Bislva° of Zamora, was appointed auxiliary Bishop of Oaxaca- the time of the conversion the Benea known as dictine Nuns were living at St. Bride's well Gillow was Bishop But two Abbey, Milford Haven. writer on sociological questions, and years ago they moved to Talacre Hall, was a contributor to the Catholic Enthe ancient home of the noble Welsh As a result of his death cyclopedia. there are now five vacant sees in Mex- Catholic family of the Mostyns, whose most distinguished representative at ico, including Campeche, Zacatecas. the present time is the Metropolitan of Sinaloa, and Zamora. Bishop Nunez's Wales and 'Archbishop of Cardiff Monappointment as auxiliary to Archbisthe signor Mostyn. During the nine years vacant; hop Gillow left Zamora appointment of Bishop Miguel de la that have elapsed since the conversion, Potosi the nufis have remained under local Mora to the see of San Luis episcopal supervision. They now come caused Zacatecas to be vithout a predied in under the immediate jurisdiction of the late. Bishop Carillo of Sinaloa Abbot President of the English Bene1921. dictine Congregation-an office held by From Russian by Way of Berlin. Cardinal Gasquet previous to his elevation to the Purple. Bolshevism in Czecho-Slovakia is on the increase, due to the presence of Frank Protestant Churchman. certain "kommissars" who have come into the country from Russia by way "The mess you see in the world toof Berlin. and to the activities of comday, in our modern world, is not the munistic labour leaders who are finresult of fifteen centuries of ChristianNot the anced by Russian money. ity; it is the result of 500 years of; least influential of the adherents and Protestantism." said the Rev. Dr. Selagents of Bolshevism here are the "naden P. Delaney, associate rector of the tional teachers" who are flocking to Church of St. Mary the Virgin, New the communist camp in great numbers York City, preaching at the morning since their salaries have been reduced service at St. John's Episcopal Church, by the National Assembly. The offiRoxbury, recently. "The difficulty- is cial organ of these "national teachnot with the religion, the difficulty is fairly the "Czechslovenske" ers" with human nature," the preacher bristles with communistic utterances "There is nothing wrong went on. Most Rev. Francis Kordac, Archbishop with our religion; there is a great deal of Prague, is exerting all' his energy wrong with the way in which we use and influence to stem the tide of atheour religion. Another great trouble is He announces that he will soon ism. that we do not accept and practice the remove the "gymnasium" (high school whole Catholic religion as God estaband college) from Bubenec, near Prilished it. We cannot expect that it bram, to Brenov, where more suitable will work if we pick and choose and and extensive quarters for an educause what we like from God's plan and tional institution of this kind are throw the rest away. The world toStara Boleslav, one of the available. day is fufl of sects which are practicing oldest and best known places of pilonly a part of the religion which God grimage in Bohemia, is to be turned established. Some of them have cast over to the Jesuit Fathers. aside the priesthood; some will have nothing of the episcopate and sacraNew Catholic Daily for India. ments: some say, 'We don't believe in confession,' or 'We don't believe in the Two dailies and a chain of forty So you have hosts of people Mass.' weekly and monthly journals make up. who call themselves Christians who are India's Catholic press. This has repieces of religion incomplete using cently been strengthened materially which God sent into the world to reby the acquisition of the. Trivandrum And they say, 'Of world. the deem "Daily News," which has been purcourse, Christianity has failed.' " chased by a wealthy Catholic gentleman and of which a Catholic graduate Martyr to Confessional. of Oxford has been appointed editor. The dean of Catholic papers in India The "Osservatore Romano,' newsis the "Bombay Examiner," founded in paper organ of the Vatican. announces The first Catholic daily, "0 1850. that a French priest has returned to Heraldo," was founded by the Portuhis parish after having served 33 years guese. in prison for an offence of which he was innocent and whose perpetrator he Will Work tar Russia's Reconstruction. In 1889, the priest was senknew. tenced to life imprisonment, on cirThirty young Russians, all belongcumstantial evidence. for the murder ing to the "Orthodox" Russian Church, He received the senof a woman. have come to Lille to study at the Industrial School of the Catholic Uni- tence in silence. A few months ago verger died, preformer the priest's versity. They are former officers and viously confessing that he ,had comsoldiers. Among them are a Prince told the priest He murder. mitted the Galitzin, a Prince of Leuchtembsegof it at the confessional, and the priest Beauharnais and a nephew of Tolhim rather for sentence served his stoi. They declare that they wish to than violate its secrecy. prepare themselves to take an active part in the industrial reconstruction of their country. . BUTCHER, Hits at Birth-Oontrolien. 181 ROKEBY-ROAD, SUBIACO. Reminders to postal officials and employees that the transmission Only Prime Fresh Killed Meat Sold. through the mails of information ,direc'Phone 1341. tions, or devices intended to prevent conception is a criminal offence punMRS. MULVALE. ishable by a fine cr imprisonment, are DRESSMAKER. contained in the latest bulletin issued by Dr. Hubert Work, United States Outdoor Work and Country Orders new Postmaster General. This notice Attended To. and warning to Dr. Work's subordinCorrespondence Invited. ates comes as a coincidence, if not as a 320 BEAUFORT-STREET, PERTH. consequence, of the campaign begun
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An Irish Meeting MILCHAEL COLLINS-"HANDSOMEST MAN IN IRELAND " (By James Lynch, in "America.")
It is a not unpleasant task for an American newspaper man to "cover"
an Irish political meeting. The getting there is the most difficult part of the assignment. Most of the meetings are held in the smaller towns and railroad travel in Ireland is not nearly as comfortable as it is in Massachusetts or Illinois. If you travel in a first-class compartment you ride alone and consequently miss all the fun of the thing. Riding in the third-class cars you get lots of "atmosphere" from among those who sit around about you, but your feet are likely to freeze, your bones to chill, and you run the risk of being "gassed" by the fumes from the pipes of your fellow -travellers. To the tender -footed American there are two abominable things in Ireland. One is the Irish mud, the other the Irish tobacco.
But when you get to the meeting and the proceedings are under way, you forget all these things and settle down to a really enjoyable afternoon. Irish campaign orators are far and above their fellows in the United They are keener -minded, apStates. pear to know better the subject under discussion, speak with a more convincing tone and manner and grace above all, they have that saving sense of humour which is the inseparable genius Irish political of a great master. crowds, too, are much more interestin the United crowds political ing than They, too, are well informed States. under discusquestions regarding the sion, and they are not slow to speak "right out in meeting," despite any protests which may be hurled against them. It seems to be agreed over here that heckling is an important and necessary part of a successful political The audience reserves the meeting. right to heckle a speaker and the speaker has the right to answer back in a heckling tone. Taken altogether, it is not an unpleasant arrangement If the entire personnel of an ordinary Irish political meeting could be transplanted to New York, they would fill Madison Square Garden every night in the year. On a recent Sunday afternoon, in the town of Waterford, the Treaty orators held forth. A crowd of ten or twelve thousand turned out for the occasion. Michael Collins was the "star," ably supported by a very excellent cast which included "oldtimers" like Joe McGrath, Sean Milroy, Ernest Blythe, and the lovable Dr. White, member of the Dail and Mayor, par excellence, of Waterford. It was said that a speaker's stand had been erected on the mall on Saturday, but the enemy came in the watches of the night, sawed the platform in three or four parts, and The Sinn even tried to set it afire. Fein band, too, was a disappointment. According to the programme the band was to meet the speakers and the newspaper men at the railroad station upon the arrival of the Sunday train from There had been rehearsals Dublin. almost nightly for more than a month, but here again the enemy foiled the plans.' Somebody broke into the Sinn Fein club -house late on Saturday night .and stole all the instruments. These were not returned until Monday morning. The speeches were delivered from a window of the Town Hall, and, as the meeting progressed, the "booing." heckling and groaning kept ;:ace. The opposition appeared to be well organised, and the interruptions came with a regularity which gave evidence of long Every once experience and training. in a white a handful of anti -Treaty litthe headi above erature was scattered of the crowd and the tricolour flag of
the Irish Republic not infrequently waved to the breeze. Draped about the roof of the Town Hall, above she leads of the speakers window, we..e cloth streamers with such mottoes as: "Long Live the Republic," "Up De Valera," "Down with the Free State." Mr. Collins delivered the principal address of the day. He began by say ing something of the pleasure it gave him to euele to Waterford for a plain talk with honest Irishmen, "and to say a word or two to the slackers, tc those cf you who were civilians in war time "I ask you," and warriors in peace.' proceeded the handsomest man in Ireland, "I ask you to endorse thisi Treaty because it gives back to us our freedom. that freedom for which we have fought and suffered and died, down through all -the centurnes of our bondThis is freedom," he shouted, as agea dissenting murmur rose from the crowd; "It is concrete am! absolute freedom and security, whereas the alternative is disunion, anarchy and
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to this policy and challenged the former President to "disassociate himself from this business, for the good name of Ireland, for the safety of our Catholic poor of the North and for the establishment of peace." Mr. Sean Milr:a, is not so gentle in handling the hecklers as is Mr. ColWhen the hecklers began on. lins. Mr. Milroy, he likened them to a lot of howling lunatics, "who ought to be locked up in a refuge." "Well," shouted a rosy-cheeked lad with a De Valera button in the lapel of his jacket, "we'd rather be in a strait -jacket Len in the Free State." "I hold," resumed Mr. Milroy, after the laughter, in which he himself joined. had died down, "I hold that the Free State is in every way consistent with the Proclamation of the. Republic in 1916, which declared the right of Ireland to the unfettered control of het destiny." Later op, when he referred to the activity of Mr. De Valera in opposition to the Treaty, a part of the crowd shouted, "Up De Valera!" "All right, you may shout for De Valera all you like(" he retorted, "but you can't and you shall no,: ram the De Valera policy of destruction down the threats of the Irish people.' Mr. McGrath, in the coursetof a vigorous speech in support of the Treaty, evoked great applause when he begged the hecklers to "Step right out from the crowd and hand in your names as good Republicans tor volunteer service along the border In defence of the lives and homes of your Irish brothers." After the Waterford meeting was ended, the campaigners journeyed over to the little town of Dungarvan. where another pro -Treaty meeting was scheThere was e rumour in the duled. air that the automobile in which the rode carried also a number of speakers large cross -cut saws. It was said that the De Valeraites had felled a number of large trees across the main roads in order to delay the arrival of the speakers at Dungarvan, but the caenvaigners experienced no difficulties and arrived at the meeting on time It had been arranged by the committee at Dungarvan that the speakers should address the ..meeting from a large motor-truck which was drawn up in the middle of a wide street in the centre of the town. The local chairman was about to open the meeting when, to the amazement of the crowd, the motor started off at a rapid pace with the speakers and a number of the At the first local celebrities abroad. corner. the motor turned to the left and proceeded on its way back to The crowd howled and Waterford. cheered, and ran after the motor, which soon was, halted and made to retrace its tracks back to the original meeting place. Mr. Collins was the first speaker, am! here again he chided the hecklers for their heckling. "The disunion you arm creating, the tactics you are adopting. are the greatest hope of the Belfast Orangemen. If you will but conserve the energy and vocal ammunition whith you seek to expend upon me.- I will lead you up to the North where both may be put to better use in defending the lives of Catholics who arbeing slaughtered at this very hour." This retort brought forth a great cheer from the crowd. and Mr. Collins,.seemingly a trifle angered and displeased, went on: "You are the fomentors of disorder in
not absolve you from the responsibility for the crimes which arc taking place I have met the in the North-east. people from Ulster-" "Aye, and did you take dinner with them?" queried an old gentleman in the crowd. "No. did not," angrily replied Mr. Collins. 1 "I went without my dime' and I have gone without my dinner on more day than most of you have, and that's not bragging ahem it either." "This is always the way," continued the speaker. "We have so many here who are ever ready to find fault and to criticise those who are seeking to bring some sort of order out of the frightful conditions of disorder and chaos which appears to have submerged us. Up in the North-east when I try to talk pea, and order they remind me of the conditions in my own They tell me of the things house. which are happening down here in the More than once I have been South. taunted with being m a most precaricus condition. and unable to answer I for any situation or eventuality. have tried to say that I stand as the spokesman for the Irish people, but they refuse to listen to me. 'Go home,' they say. 'Go home and set your owr. house in order.' Ah, yes," shouted Mr. Collins, in a voice which reached the furthermost corners of the crowd, "I tell you that it is an abomination that being our Catholc fellow -men are slaughtered in Ulster by their Proteshelp greatest and the tant neighbours, which is given to them, to those who those among from do murder, comes our own who are ccnstantly fomenting disorder and strife." And so it goes in the Irish campaign for or against the London Treaty. Many folks here say that Messrs. Grif fith and Collins made a mistake in getting into the campaign at all. Some others say that they should have insisted upon a vote being taken at once and without delay. But the leaders of the Provisional Government know what, it is that they are about. To rush matters now would but leave them open to serious criticism. The charge would surely be -made that the Irish people had been stampeded into apEven Mr. De proving the Treaty. Valera, during the debate in the Dail on the Treaty, hinted that, while he believed the Irish reople favourable to the Treaty at that time, they would not be so later on, after they had an opportunity of examining the document and calmly aeighng its import ance and effect. If he is of the same mind now, he ie not so well informed regarding Irish t pinion as he ought to -
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"They men die for " someo...- asked. died for freedom,' countered the speaker. "And they died gloriously, like men, true men. But you, you who are shouting so loudly here today, you were never willing to die for freedom or for anything else.' Mr. Collins speaks slowly and distinctly, with a rich South-of -Ireland He is a vigorous man who accent. uses short, sharp sentences which cut Mercilessly he attacked like a knife. the opponents of the Treaty. He characterised the De Valera policy as one of intimidation and mutiny. He attributed the disorders on the border
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Collins on Ireland's
Religious Animosity
Future
In Ireland
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(By Edward J. Barron, in the "Irish
It is strange that so much of the (From Our Correspondent.) from World.") atworld's hatred should spring from One of the latest departures was Mine is no song of mighty theme.; to religion in one form or tachment Bunbury through unemployment Michael Mr. of life P. the Though Crowded into Mine is no song Of empire dreams; writes the Rev. Hugh that of Mr. George Tennant. gratui- Collins, wrote the special correspond- another, OUR TRAINING CAMPSMine is a song of words and streams Pagans battled for their Smyth. not yet a Catholic, he has done bethe ent of the "New York Tribune ' from alhated has and were China and to pastor And valleys fair of Ireland. hated the Jews Mission for gods; Irish work tous The series of a "are 28, and could March where on place Dublin camps, strangest any but Of homely scenes and humble life, ready four training are being pre- Church that few of early in his busy adventures and daring personal ex- cause of belief; maligned have by that sinful strife, Untroubled women Christians and all, and of Late worst men young surpass. thoroughly ploits which sound more like fiction in his leisure ones, he Which in she world is ever ripeslain one another in what they, pared for active service semin- spells, andin daily truthful record of the best and of it serall the the two and it far from Ireland. Our than considered kept work, God grand (blasphemously) expeditiously. put and has In known and best-liked man in Ireland." vice of Christ; of all absurd and imwith eighty aries in Ireland are filled whose was skilfully and scientifully Alone. whole an and is asCollins this and flowers I'll sing, man Mr. M.L.C., skies students, conduct Coates, worthy Of Irish of a sketching F. J. courses briefly Mr. promising been pious has After ago, he eight this Council two weeks of fitting Of winter, autumn, summer, spring; from the daily In the N.S.W. Legislative have career, from the time he enteredas tnea suredly the worst. energies arc bent to the task exemplary man, who ungrudgingly received more attention intellectually furthermake the woodlands and charge London that the in spiritually, God, for bi=ds with Christ Of Bank love dealt labour Savings the his made a speech which should themselves P.O. of He When we think that gave to Ireland ring; Ours is the "Ilansard" report. he also made a few remarks even physically, for the struggle press. boy copyist, till he returned to in more he was a shining contrast bore and bears even to sinners, when The spirit of the is a Catholic party, and J. the above in Ireland. Party Mr. China. rise fought love we in Labour 1915, all never 5. charOf them of the will duty Grandmaster, awaits who strict December that many we reflect on the missionbenefit of the ex -Orange critic on he was those young aspirants to the upon the Union Jack for the 1916 insurrection, after which unenviable level of the stodgy ity which He imposes upon all who all question never beyond since says is, but through my brain madly M.L.C.:amazcorrespondent and priesthood destruction are last is we oft the But ary one name, forte Robinson, whose We heard would invoke His of this hate their interned, won'drous raised vigorous speech. the the most heartening feature 1916 he has lead the life of a fighting construction. These critics ed beyond measure that any one call- There sweeps a great and is It I hope we shall live in difAn unfortunate cry has been ours. night. hate of they entrusMr. but movement of, wonderfully indulge still spoken is strain, wonderful should cry-said these and Christian all man, that vices being himself and ing the of amity, of here-the sectarian spirit preachers first them. of optimism, read deal with it, Someone the spirit of the Which tells of freedom and of men iastic, unwavering in his Its furiously when they he overcomethese fanatical hatreds, of which manCoates. I do not wish to the embankcleavage ferences can however great the obstac- kind has seen altogether too much. slaininteresting Gospel-apostolic, all-consuming. Mr. Tennant grassed the undaunted, some colour saying in been except to say this: that has the at everywhere and the presence is felt Men who have died for Lreland. les." ments which flank the steps rcien. does Christ demand forbetween the Labour Party to my hon. friend Mr. Robinson only Not things constantly being is Archdeacon is Day. it and the and It leges, and Night religious, him. entrance, World* Nationalist Party is not election time about what the Pope said of member to in terms of enthusiasm, not only by church animgiveness seventy times seven times, to my God I ever pray, has more than once severely When the economic. very likely that the hon.about the the boys' own suncriors, but also by Calling at the Provisional Govern- but He makes charity the distinctive And little to the is on intruders on the grassy represen- badge of His disciples, the very note That from my soul might steal a lay. adverted "Tribune" interesting Cahircon. the and something offices, comes round it matters to ment said Dalgan to visiting a visitor ago Cathoto days every the few so proud that men should sage back A eyes or strain "By A his taken to in mound. was it capitalist it Collins."up known. be that Mr. intensify non-Catholic which they shall paid a tative found May God preserve and impart Labourite is Pope, and "That is a song of Ireland!" night by you are it in minister of a local conventicle lic capitalist whether the Rome, and that that was the beginning by in work." He has been working this shall all men know that community, and Both accompanied each bechurch, I the to with up for non-Catholic. keep one a position. visit to love or levites trying have of late a Catholic disciples. if you measure to our young postuhim with of this unfortunate After the visit a crowd and day claim his My two ladies. Yet in face No, I'll not sing of Erin's tears, to the after all we may yet see the abundant (John 13:35.) of these gentlemen will fight 'the the manifold interests that in America as well, and where sneers; through the lieve that of more another." of observant boys said one of the par . . He had my hon. friend helping women hated and still And 1 will laugh at foemen's attention. and equal vigor. It is only House, personal men spectacle a this, with of Clifton the in of afflicted lants be his of even a hate in the name of Christ, and in My lyre will tell of grander years, ladies seemed to absolute stupidity of abesection of our new Congregation and rest when he was on the run with and saying a kindly word novitiate vagary, upon ent other Ireland. have over divided I some will dawn or see to Which can ever If first megrim, they its I expected outrageously on his he id. workers that friend the Pope. Sisters has found support of what they Let me say old or unconsciously did a price speaking of Missionary of the wear and tear without saying that so consciously that particular question. that the honour and privilege ofthat to be His cause! Surely, a the embank- him showing signslife, when a much home. It goes w;th its new and conceive our train- graceless parachute down their pervades PELLEGRINI & CO. Pope I shall tell him with the utmost respect strenuous the spirit this to of that as marvel of impiety! delight, Cslong the roared lads The him heard of the asis found I have ment. but may he Misionaries our man of capital who embraces responsibility, what of THE CATHOLIC DEPOT. of great is religious animosity unonly Its ees, the success for a repetiNot pay after willingly shall look I to true. alert be would same and wishes not the all tholic belief member may as cheery as ever, with Modellers, Manufacturers, and Christian and ungodly. but it is of the National hon. him to of the "movie." but the clerical he has spoken sured. little manner.' tion while leaves decisive What that date quick, to affairs he will be found in and tell success mind unjustifiable. idiotic Their Importers. feelings the most out that he has cicerone must have seen it the Surely, Church Furnishers, Catholic Booksellers We have referred in a ranks. Let me also point rather warmly on this subject not regood can it do? be the "I have no doubt as to theMr.greatcom- be desired. aspect of the prank, and was Col- conceivable this Government seems to Federasince spoken in a most highly issue to the recent extension future," hope to change man's views previous so disapcountry's School Suppliers. the can Framers. Picture was of one no ness audience predeThe his Employers' of China. the of acts of peated. in the heart mouthpiece mendable way of the 543 GEORGE -STREET, SYDNEY. Mr. James lins declared. "She has rounded the by hatred. Any way, why should we de- of our vicariate pointed. tion, which has at its head cessor because my hon. friend has new district (Ngan Loo) is already duly most difficult corner in her history. -ST., MELBOURNE. The was ColELIZABETH 244 Hands hate? Jesuit the a of Jack The at question Councillor the on the truth, McMahon, educated manned by our Missionaries. counthe road in front may have and a livered a speechBut The House for All Catholic Goods for If you believe you have think I think I can ray prospects for us are probably brighter sworn in as the "baby or junior coun- and though your lege, a staunch Roman Catholic, Union Jack.Church, Home, Etc. its own difficulties, she will never turn thank God for it. If you Ile is not miscillor" of our august municipal him, praise of the Union Jack there than in any other portion of our his staunch Nationalist. cry; in enlighten that error, in usual is the not got again." He does neighbour back he existence of an cil the other day. led by any section my friend must have beenonlyfamiliar territory, owing to the in the confident," observed in the spirit of charity: pray for him. very National Foresters from seem gulIrish "You poor the compliments is poetic in It commuwas the him. immersion It let it bother with its history old Christian element plainly the corerspondent. "I am,' was the If he be really in error he is to be At a Benefit Society. brethren, and then said prettyand lible worker who swallows it. But everywhere, even into the license that spoke of "athethousand nity. would not hate one besay the future of Iredoubt You "To Town himself pitied. Branches. reply. be for breeze.' Sydney think the seem in and would results he great meeting years" and "the battle of Scotland be- most pagan centres, It is not his fault. Hugh O'Neill.-Meets Room 14, Trades up to it land would be to doubt the capacity or Nacause he is sick. what he thought and act Hall, Perth. Hall, when a policy speech ofthethechairWhen James the Sixth satisfactory. himself the Irish people to govern themselves." Spiritual error is the soul's illness, a found he he if exeven for England delivered, of Tien, time, Soru.-Meets was First Orlon Ts'ai every the tonal Party The district of it," greater evil than bodily sickness. A Parry -street, Fremantle.St. Patrick's Hall, edu- came James "But there are some who doubtthat. and St. ample, in a minority of one. His unsophistiwas almost wholly pagan when man was Mr. William McElhone, wanted a flag of St. Andrewscholar know Parnell.-Meets Court is "I Chartism Stuart interviewer. environment the staunch man in such bondage needs your Hotel, he Augsaid such a in in field, pluck Colle:e, the French in cated Being a Boulder. cated at a Jesuit our priests arrived George. :or took Our enemies are fond of saying that sympathy and your aid. of with commendation. French St. Brigid's School, is O'Doherty spoken DIllon.-Meets John which still Father "Jaques," it 1920. Roman Catholic, and the hottest anti ust, country signed Junction. In a Everybody wishes him luck in his ef- Irishmen could govern every the Ursine charge there in October, 1921. But you say he will not listen toif Midland Labour man in the State. James, so that the flag wasJack Addresses or Branch Secretaries: It used to be said you. the malady, of the town. their own. all. letter dated March 4, he reports prothat but at good means the man! for This good Union A forts Kash -street, East the 18 not O'Neill. Waddell: and Hugh T. here Hon. The James dethe tiles that Irishmen fought well every. it be, is deep-seated, which and Perth. here." he states, "five The recent storms caught and wish sent but at home. Books have been writ- malady The Hon. J. Robinson: What about gress. "I came The Hon. J. F. Coates: I do not Brian Boru: 22 Burt-street, Fremantle. sympathy where there high school, greater State district still a the to these on mands of ago, any months c/o Court Hotel, Parnell, against cross? anu the Stuart Charles the tn to refute that assertion, St. Patrick's tc say one word The And if you wish to be fair them flying. The overhangingtoofkeep prayer. nct was only one Christian family. Boulder. I am showing The Hon. J. F. Coates: I would gentlemen as men. wealth young men of our day have refuted it and just, you might perhaps after surto be asbestoed 100,000, of whom had John Dillon: 9 Quebec -street, West Midhas number roof divide aril inhabitants never cross friend's of to land. that those men and that it is the overlook my hon. anything. Then 30,000 live in the'town and the remain- them on, and new rents to compensate for all time. veying the situation calmly, itcome Money to Lend on Approved Freehold you a for ventilation have had to be inserted. on the question, patron saint for Irish Progress Assured. Application by latter only, the conclusion that perhaps to islisten, with der in the villages. There was only Security. Irish Parliament united cross might town one the General worker who too often is gullible. the use when in whole ought the been you in frivIn, details of security, toEsq., school error, is in the is Christian Had world the that solitary see that the all know can Barrack "We You England, of Waddell: I had c/o J. J. Snigg, T. storm Parliament Protestant Secretary, God, a Hon. the brain a The that you are now, thank If guess not. is time arrived; will I easily it until that but flag and the sick, with Perth. street, economically to and disaster. home the come for consolation they do divide in many cases! very of St. Patrick was united should both for accountable not we reason been possibility this have friend sought. May hon. was cure a my to that out this In Club point two Football Coates: would possesses F. The Hon. J. The South Bunbury YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY OF hope- To -day the town hope that Ireland will help to solve :he you. holding that there never yet has been a saint diis House we have gentlemen in the have put up a club room of fair WESTERN AUSTRALIA. excellent Catholic schools, accommoBut let us suppose your neighbour the wor'''d, and Pope, baffled the which by problem cancnised girls. very he was a he positions which prove unless which must fifty boys and thirty-five wilfully in error, most distinguished Under the Patronage of His Grace the thus repay the world for the scientific really and have Sir and the Pope, so distinguish one saint dating also mensions, only why the is grown-ups It reason the any of this investment. Is number big quit. Church of their faith. We A He will not Archbishop.' which she has at her disGreopenly profitable is the from another, rave each a cross. in the southern (lid of the port knowledge Thomas Hughes, Knight of St. have responded to grace, and you should hate him? Whocertainly advisers gave St. Andrew, St. George, and St. Objects: The study of the Language end posal as a result of generations of exTry to realise hall You renounced paganism. gory, one of the confidentialState. he or you? city. Strange though that same sufferer, three lands? the many is in Literature, and Dancit an and periments Historysupthe Music, this cross, where a by town found of a goes Patrick what this means in of ultra loyalists, it of the Archbishop would not hate a man whom you hatred of the hitherto reeks :ng of Ireland, and the revivals of the in crosses of the Pope that to -day make "As many towns in Ireland have bent on suicide. Why this erstition and idolatry have Yesterday anti -Labourite and Nationalist name of "Kaiser Town." Though that -Ireland. Irish understand an I the hon. and of the moon ideals Jack. the have things, from we sway. of the Union gone straight held undisputed other? deepest dye. Then faith, by the look and face anThe Society meets each MONDAY to visit quon- stars to electric tight, skipping the in- towards the St. Andrew was one of the apostles. twelve families invited me the member Mr. John Lane Mullins, the loyalists will out Kaiser the month. atsee, this religious animosity the you ST. PATRICK'S So at called 8 nil at who pagan was candles, evening it of Gregory-another replaced stages publicly termediate most other Knight of St. another wealthy St. Andrew dam Kaiserites before next Wellington -street. the starving them, andand is the most unjustifiable and images on the walls of Selfishness or avarice cements what tention of Our Lord to Lord lamps, and gas, may we not pass over atrocious symbols It is condemn- SCHOriLROOM, knight of the Church, of feelings. 3d. per meetworked members, Adult Christhe the use of Fees: in then and stages emblems Nationalist. the multitude, all the experimental reason, their homes by creates or divides. man, and another the fishes. ed in all its moods by rightthose is not lip -loyalty ing. the miracle of the loaves andAndrew of our 'peat, water. and mineral re- and, who tianity. A Chinaman's house it puts The Trotting Association has made The Hon. T. Waddell: A good man, as McMAHON, E. unquestionably, St. (Miss) the performed took off then was straight being is apply The Scotch sources, and of Chrishis castles the ceremony its vaunting tone. The track tool oe. so Hon. Secretary. the entertain it outside the pale man, patron saint for making so little presence of interested sightseers with all possible expedite methods which the experience of The Hon. J. F. Coates: A good workhonoured in thethronged tianity. Christ Himself says so; and the doorway in each prepared is only a few world has taught us to be the far. My hon. friend rightly Trot/ entire who first YOUNG MEN'S the and skill, CATHOLIC too. It is just as well for the know. But to PERTH I. ought have Ireland has great inherent He the Union Jack- And so do case to witness the extraordinary specAlready land sales are best. SOCIETY. ers to know these things. fourWe weeks away. is knights there is another flag-there is the Aus"I say to you that whosoever neighbourTo renounce paganism in this tacle. wealth? immediate the in in this metropolitan area booming in be how shall him 504 HAY.STREET, PERTH. honour drug t alien flag. Let se remind way in a purely pagan town requires "Her stability rests on the solid angry with his brother, , hood, while land is elsewhere aexpanof St. Gregory. The greatest layman is we got it. One l'unured years after (Under the Patronage of His Grace of an industrious landowndanger qf the judgment. the heroism of the early Christians habitable If foundation market. the that can be given a Catholic on were will Pope Archbishop Clune). the ing class, and her progress is assured a knight- the three crosses of the Now that the ice is broken, others "If, therefore, thou offer thy gift at sion continues in that direction, long. to be given the honour of Card by their less and energy and de- the altar, and there thou remember Billiard Room, Lounge, Library, It gives him united, the Atistratian people. miles intelligence find it easier to follow suit. No three the by be soon will hood of the Church. town the Club, Deof Mass within than 100 adults in the town are receiv- Suppose the ;rots will bring their votion of the bravest generation of that thv brother bath anything against Room, Cricket Club, Harriers' own desire and with the consent the privilege of hearing are Soceity Coma Dramatic and became circumstances the ever Musical, In before genhas !cur Parliament, she bating, that ing instruction. British There men and women thee: leave there thy offering the sanctuary. train of woes and delights. Sir monwealth. Neither at that time ncr this is more than I ever ventured to ACCOUNTANCY CLASSES. known." the altar, and go first to be reconciled tlemen. Mr. John Lane Mullins, I understand that a lovely altar is any hope for. Towns and cities are prout. to the present have there been the statue of Our for to thy brother; and then coming thou A Society that Every Cathcflie Young Thomas Hughes, Mr. Thomas Dalton, imported being Certainly Australia. influence. to in the of difficult saints 5:22-24.) verbially certainly (Matt. knights all canonised statiie gift." The thy D'Apice, offer Man Should Belong to. shalt and Mr. Blessed Lady. ALBANY. all Na- there had been none among politicians, "The villages are more responsive. Church. all' anti -Labour, and will deserves a 'decent altar. It is a magR. E. FENNELL, Secretary. friend is not Here not marked. honourable very six been men my just has these and standing Whilst progress tionalists. nificent specimen, "SHAMROCK. the their MUSICAL SUOCESSES. draped villages I have already among the elect. So it was the chastely of most four and In divide upon a question that is to high, feet keep HOLDWAY & CO. TEA AND GRILL ROOMS, Australian people, wishing toEmpire. established flourishing schools, the and proportioned. It is hoped to see In the recent examination in conig.terest, the poor unfortunate workers Is it Licensed Sewerage Plumbers (Certi -STREET, PERTH. the cross as a symbol of the of pupils in each varying from the Feast of the nection with the Trinity College of WELLINGTON number by place do. and what has taken place? in altar the and were looked for a cross for themselves, Gasfitters and Sheet Metal The children as- Assumption. heated). fifty. Music, conducted by Dr. Ford, the folany satisfaction to the men who M. SHERIDAN, Proprietress. the eighteenforto instruction 40.44 A Trial Solicited. in them during Workers. one, perhaps. more inspired than semble lowing pppils of St. Joseph's Convent, misled by this sectarianism cry to At early Mass on Sunday, ArchdeaGod for In PERTH. Tel. A4395 Almighty of to night. at looked adults reduction the Local PIERSTREET the the to others, and Paul when day, St. passes:-Higher the on gained Albany, know that preached Smyth McMAHON. coil M. the MISS heavens the in the ,populationThen guidance. one village, the entire the reprehension -Pass: Miss Nellie Kulkhen. Interwages by 7s. a week was made, the the Romans. Applying Fruits, and ConfecNEWCASTLE CLUB people saw a cross-the Southern fifty families-have efribraced mediate-Pass: Miss Muriel Chessher. Choicest Pastry, Catholic worker, who is one-fifth of the the Apostle to ourselves he urged tionery. cross of the Pope, but a news I have been re- of The Faith. those who had for sin of Junior Honours: Miss Eileen Brady, population, lost 7s- a o eek, whilst to Cross; not a God HOTEL. avoiding the the Heaven, and in other of comrades the my proportion of the PERTH. in from Juniorcross and worker ceiving Kinnane. -STREET, grace, 82 PIER non-Catholic Miss Philomime acquired sanctifying cross and South Terrace, Fremantle. Newly Re. is also most encouraging. enPhyllis Australian people took Cod's and -street.) were Miss centres Hay who Brady, Mary for those (Near ,sin Miss his_pumbers lost 28s. a week. of Pass: riddance one novated and Up -to-Date. 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OBITUARY. the Sacred Host, and invisible CHURCH MUSIC NOTES Great Eucharistic Congress in Rome rays sound, the sweet notes the THE LATE DOLORES CORK Christ lifted high up above our heads
Aunt Bessy's Corner.
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MRS. (By "Breve.") HILL, TREASURES OF CHURCH MUSIC. The funeral of the late Mrs. Dolores blasterpiecse Hidden During Centuries. Vincent has a straw grass growing. ANSWER TO CORRESPONDENT. the dome, so that the glorious music. Corkhill, wife of Mr- Maurice Corkhill, In the Museum and Library of Great of John -street, North Fremantle. took He thinks it is necked ibis for a pet. perfectly centred in the marvellous "Friend," North Cunderdin: I am Britain, the musical authorities of Christmas, but to my idea its a queer proportions of Michaelangelo's mas- place on Wednesday afternoon, the 5th afraid you are making unnecessary instant, and was very largely attended. Westminster Cathedral have unearthPlease send me a looking old bird. terpiece, slowly emanated from space worries for yourself with useless quesed a rich treasure of national genius The deceased, who was only 27 years card, and I will collect something for OVERWHELMING ENTHUSIASM. as it were, and gradually crept into Why make mountains out tionings. which, as it would seem, has remainof age, was the eldest daughter of Mr. Baby Pat is a the "wee ones." every corner of the edifice, gaining in of molehills? Say your prayers, as a A late Spring, which is almost a preered, well-matle. Pius XI. is immedied for centuries in unmerited obscurand Mrs. D. W. Hevron, of North FreWe are expecting our lovely boy. depth and sweetness, lifting all our wool Catholic should, and be charitextreme ease and the at his ately ease, ity. mantle. She was born at North FreAunt Maggie up, and we are all an- cocious Summer, has lent its precious hearts up to a truly celestial joy, and able in all things. Don't mind what It contains divisions of sacred music mantle, and had rided there all her xiously waiting for her long -promised aid to render yet more wonderful and of his movements add greatly to the leaving an impression which only foolish tongues say, and don't worry impressiveness of his presence, whilst beautiful the Eternal City, and to exby English composers, of the Tudor life. Her We arc having a concert at cheerful visit. and kindly disdeath will effaceNo one who has over half-baked jokes. Try a decade the paternal gesture of his hands and our school on Saturday next. Maurice. hibit under the most favourable conposition endeared period and of the period before the her to many in the not heard the silver trumpets in St. or two of the 'Rosary when the mood is his sweet smile forcibly recall the ditions its multidinous splendours reform, written in various manuscripts Rosa, and I are in several items. Well, Peter's at the Elevation can form an district, where she was so well known. on you to worry over trivial matters memory of the saintly Pius X., to idea A in the national Library. These to the dazzled eves of the thousands of Requiem great dear Aunt Bessy, I must say goodMass was celebrated at St. the moving effect produced by -it's a fine prayer for hunting away bye. With much love and kisses to pilgrims who have flocked to Rome- those who remember that Pontiff. Of their ofsweetness. Anne's Church, North Fremantle, on are arranged for Cathedral chorus and I like to think that The book you sent me is your self and the "wee ones."-Your mischief. the quick, nervous movements and for most of. them for the first time-to Wednesday liturgical functions of Holy Week morning, from whence the the real "congress" was in that solemn all right, but the story could be told participate in the 26th. International animated words of Benedict XV., who moment, when nigh a hundred thoucortege moved at 2 p.m., for the place and Easter. loving niece, I am returning it, in a better way. swayed from one side of the throne The journey This collection of Masses moMOLLIE McMULLEN.. Eucharistic Congress. of interment grand the Catholic Cemetery, sand of the faithful gazed on the upand sending along the other books.to the other in his oratorical impetus, disadvants tets, offertories, and 'pieces for BeneKairakatta. The Rev. Father J. I am very pleased, Mollie, dear, to has not been without lifted Host in the hands of Pius XI. A.B. there is no trace: it is said that all the pressiat acute house diction ages, and in Hayes, have brought to the notice of 0.M.I., assisted by the Rev. learn that everything in the garden The last "moment" was the cut Pope Pius' resemblance to his immecrisis many pilgrims, and particularly Father Casey, officiated both at music lovers the fact that in Catholic is lovely at Glanmore, and that you break of enthusiasm which saluted diate lies in his political predecessor WILL HELP THE "WEE ONES." last matters to the times the who had left the English nation possessed a those church and at the graveside. The are all well., I think the weather is Pius Xl. when wearing the tiara and chief fourners policy. school of musical composers whose moment, have had many difficulties to were: Mr. M. Corkhill An "old" niece writes from Collie to very cold everywhere in the West just mounted again on the sedia, he was Homage. woi notwithstanding the of (husband), k with that of the most contend with, Discourse compares Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Heysay that she will take up the work of now. In Perth it is very sharp at slowly borne away by the picturesron (parents), the Misses Eileen and labours and kindness of the overcelebrated European musicians. a "Cornerite" who has forgotten me, times. I hope you are getting a fair the que "palafrenieri" in their scarlet uniA second thrill goes through Mary worked Lodgings When Church was reCommittee. But Hervon the Catholic (sisters), Master D. and to show her generosity in a prac- supply of the wet weather that is goCongressists as the venerable Dean of forms. With new impressions sad Hevron (brother), Messrs. A. J. and when, on Wednesday afternoon, the pudiated, these sacred compositions tical way she asks for a card. Being ingWhat does Vincent propose to the Sacred College, Cardinal Vincenzo new zeal, the pilgrims streamed out t f anxiously awaited moment arrived, P. J. were Hevron, hidden in the, recesses of libraries and B. Hills (uncles), a grown-up (though I still think she do with the ibis? Once he had a little Vannutelli, advances in his purple to the basilica into the intense May light, Msdames M. A. Hills, S. and M. Hee. where they have remained for cenand from every part of the city the should he in the Corner), she {desires pig, and he raffled it for the "wee ones." read the of homage. Those discourse and hastened away to dinner, alfor turies. ron, Congressists set out for the Vatican. and Miss C. Hevron (aunts), Mrs. to remain "a secret." So I can't menI don't think an ibis would fetch much. were at the London Congress reready the hour was late, and the genevery little discomfort which had been who Townsend, and the Misses G. Hevron. Few of these works are written in tion her name; but it is a nice one. I the Zoo, but saw one at call the figure of the Legate, and find eral reunion at the Catacombs, some K., and M. Byrne, and Messrs. H. and ancient manner. Some of them, bound undergone was forgotten in the great She gives a good lead to other grownbothered 'feedwould not be he is not much altered- There is that miles out, was fixed for 4 p.m. with J. Hevron, large covers, show that they apjoy which was about to be tastedL. and W. Byrne, and Masups and I am hopeful her good exI think they As you say, ing one. same fine presence, the same piercter Kevin Hevron (cousins), Mr. R. pertain to the royal chapel of Henry the entry to the Vatican and the first the The Mediaeval Walls of Rome. ample will be followed. are queer old birds. I will send a I am grateing eye, the same erect head and the VII., Corkhill, who with Queen Catherine of sight of the Holy Father. senr. (father-in-law), Messrs. ful to my earnest young friend, and card, and shall be very pleased with 1 do not know what idea the pilgraceful gesture. Only the voice is Arragon assisted at Mass. J. R. junr., and G. Corkhill, and W. hope to have her assistance in the whatever you can do for the "wee grims had formed of the Via Appia, weakened, and a glorious old age has Thousands of Pilgrims. On O'Meara Holy Saturday and Easter Sun(brothers-in-law) 'Mesdames I am glad to hear that baby "Corner" very often. I am sure Bessy ones." left its mark on the Cardinal, and yet but the reality must have exceeded day the sacred functions in WestminJ., R.junrs and G. Corkhill (sisters-inMaguire, 'Lily Rooney. and other Pat is such a bonnie chcppie. I hope The afternoon sun streamed down it is hard to realise that he is 86, and every expectation. The long, dusty ster Cathedral law). were embellished by The pall -bearers were: Messrs. and yourself distingrown-ups, will be glad to make her Maurice, Rosa, on the huge piazza of St. Peter's, road, flanked by the ruins of tombs has been 33 years a Cardinal. this incomparable music composed in F. Perkins (representing Fremantle guished yourselves at the concert, and acquaintance. My best wishes and which presented a characteristic picthe mediaeval walls of Rome and the The Pope replies. In a deep, full the time Master of the old Catholics. Carriers' Association), B. T. and that it was a great success. Thank ture, and one never to be forgotten by toned, musical voice he thanks the massive gate of St. Sebastian, the marthanks.-Aunt Bessy. The existence of similar treasure was W. Daly, M. Cullity, D. O'Connor, E. you for the kisses you send the "wee those who saw it for the first time. Cardinal for the homage voiced, the vellous vision of the far-off dome of found by Dr. O'Loughlin. Terry, Musical Director G. Pearse and M. Hellion. You forgot your loving, ones." peopled as it was with thousands of homage of those present. representing St. Peter's suspended over the city, Mollie is Working. at Westminster. Amongst those present were many reAUNT BESSY. pilgrims, all directed to the Vatican, the homage of all the Catholics of the the little Church of the Quo Vadis, This Miling, via Pithara, presentatives discovery will have its good reof the H.A.C.B.S. where the picturesquely -clad Swiss the memories of the early Christians, world. sult: through it the Metropolitan CaJuly 17, 1922. Wreaths were placed on the grave Guard ushered the crowds into the road in who traversed the same He expresses his gratification at see"The Sunshine of Her Smile." Dear Aunt Bessy,-As the mail is tholic by various Cathedral is enabled to possess societies, relatives, and well-known square of the Belvedere. ing so many pilgrims gathered togettrembling fear two thousand years Meenaar, July 9, 1922. the reliquary in which the musical stopped from Round Hill now, our adnumerous friends. The funeral arOn every side the vendors kept up a ago, the inevitable thoughts stirred up her, notwithstanding the not light Dear Aunt Bessy,-I was so pleased dress is Miling, via Pithara I have spirit of the nation rangements has concentrated were in the hands of cry, seeking to sell their souby the sight of other thousands of difficulties of the times; he urges them not filled my card yet, so will you to see my letter in "The Record" some raucous its richest treasure. Messrs. Arthur E. Davies and Co., of venirs of the Pope and Rome, and at Christians bound, like them, for the to deepen their love for cite Eucharisplease give me a little more time. I months ago. I asked you to send Fremantle and Claremont-R.I.P. intervals the pious chant of tic King, and to implore from Him Catacombs. all this and more went to never saw my two last letters, as "The me a collecting card, but you must frequent IN MEMORIAM. some compact party of pilgrims filled a mind which prepare a frame renderpeace that which He alone can give, Reword" is not coming here now. have forgotten it, al I have not reWe The following beautiful poem was the air with the sweet praises of Jesus and which was so ardently longed for ed the afternoon of the greatest pleaWILLIAM' P. LINEHAN composed ceived one yet. Please send me one, do not know what is the matter. in Chinese a thousand years and of His Holy Mother. Some pushreal spiritual help. sure and most The by that great Pontiff under whom the 000ESELLMIS ARO IMPORTERS. Would you mind asking them why it and I will see what I can do for you before Tennyson was born:ing, a little natural irritation, but at 300-41 Lrrrsm *OWNS STREET. long procession formed under the cypCongress had been arranged, snd who Since I last was not sent, and ask them to send and the "wee ones." ISILLSOURNIL last we arrived in the cortile, and a its the Catacombs, wound way "He had hoped to resses of journeyed himself welcome the pilto the distant South it along. We are milking two cows wrote to you I have another little baby Johann Sebastian Bach. The Story of the long interval of waiting gave us the grims. And he bestows upon all the afar. along the old Via Ardeatina, where the Development of a Great Personality. 133now. One of the calves is only three sister; her name is Mary Theresa. She opportunity of studying the wonderful And Pompili, Cardinal-Vicae. Cardinal and passed it upon his way the grave of Apostolic Blessing- praying that C. H. Parry. Illustrated. Price, OM days old. I got 15/11 on my card, is three months old to -morrow, and at our ease. And "Wonderful" may be a pledge of a great reunion in the president of the Congress, Mgr. Shun, post free. but I shall try to get £1. Well, dear she smiles when we talk to her. Do scene Ireland and the Makin° of And is exactly the word to use, if only we Britain. wept: The made the inaugural discourses wept to Heylen, o'er the daughters of Heaven, where we shall see face Aunt Bessy, I will close. you like her name, Aunt Bessy? It consider the variety and universality With lots Vindication of a Great and Ancient Penancient- Yao. of the Congress, the theme being "The face Hun, Whom now we adore under pie. By Benedict Fitzpatrick. is dad's and Pat's birthday to -day. of love and kisses to the "wee ones" Price, The of nationalities spirits met together there in of Our Saviour in the Deep Pacific Regality of the before him 21/ and yourself.-Your loving niece, Pat is six years old; they both got the midst of the finest art treasures of the Sacramental veils. went, Round the Soros LOG. Eucharist." Poems by "John We had some some nice presents. MOLLY BURKE. A Memorable Day. O'Brien." Prier, 6/2, post free. And stilled the noisy waves' ternthe world. A babel of languages, in Early Christians. The up here last week. Did you nice rain The Presoher's Made Mecum. Sermon I am very pleased to hear from pestuous roar; practically every European and The Con The audience is ever. Plans by Two have any in Perth? It is just what which Oriental Missionaries. Price, The orators did not fail to impress you, Molly, dear, and I am sorry you As 'twere a lamb the monster force tongues find their part, gre:S has begun. Must of the pilfree. the farmers wanted for their crops. many on us how all the grouna on which we did not get "The Record." Your lethe drove. themThe 18/6i" the richest diversity of colour but betake Mn grims, tired happy, of Sorrows. Chapters on the Nearly everybody has a cold around st the innumerable religiou habits, stood was pregnant with witness to ters were printed. Passion. By Robert Eaton. In Heaved above the golden harps I shall make inPrice, 8/-, Many of selves to their lodgings. post tree. The the triumph of the Eucharist. quiries why "The Record" has not here. Ours is nearly better now. I were still, inspired by the scrupulous. the deepest awe maof them, however, desnces The Truisms of Statecraft An Attempt early Christians had trodden the same And God was sad, and called him to reached you. I am sure there is some passed into the third class the other jestic throne erected for the Holy ly following out the programme, find to Define. By Hon. Bruce Smith, Y.C. day at school. I have only been go- Father, path to render homage to the same mistake. His Throne. You are doing very well Price, 11/, post free. splendour Church the solemn of -hand the the -at their way to near I Eucharistic Lord-under our very feet I now salute him there, and now preGod's Wonder DEKA. with the card, and may keep it until ing to school about two yearsBy Marie St. S. dome. which looked down on the of St. Joachim, where the Veni Creator think I will close my letter now, for I great Ellerker, 0.5.D. Price, 6/3, post free. were chapels excavated out of the sent my offerings poor, you have filled it, or get all the spare animated scene, and, above it all, the of the Blessed and the Benediction Australia at Lourdes. By Rev. W. B. have to help mum get the dinner. The red lichee, the yellow plantain tough rock, and covered with symcash that the neighbours can give you. intense rays of the Italian sun, which Sacrament fitly closes a memorable Mangan, M.A. Illustrated, Price: 6/a, fruit. Perhaps the change of address is the Good-bye. Aunt, till next time.-Your seemed to find a peculiar joy in tak- day. bolic pictures of the Eucharist-that post free. loving nephew, Alas! why lingered he not then on the savage road had witnessed Arrows. Poems same by George Noble cause of the non -delivery of "The RePluning its part in the Eucharistic triumph If Wednesday remains indelible in JOE ROWLES. kett. Price, 7/-, post tree. earth, cord." martyrdom of the Acolyte Tarcisius I hope you are a happy little of its Makei-all combined to form a our memories for the Pintifical audiHints on Meditation. By Rev. E. Hoare. But passed so soon away with flowing for the Holy Eucharist. Molly this cold and wet weather. We My dear Joe,-I thought you were spectacle which only the succeeding ence, Thursday has t,vo outstanding Price, 9/2, post free. locks Proceeding, the eminent orators reare being pinched with the cold latewaiting for the foolball season to go scenes of the Congress can render in Contusion or Certainty in Faith and Pre. events which render it remarkableInto the future world, the Great Untic*. By J. W. Hewlson. had Price, ed., saints who preceded ly, and I am told Jack Frost is very called great by before writing to remind me that anyway forgettable. great Papal Mass in St. Peter's, ,tPe post free. known?" white and sharp in the country dis- you had not forgotten me. I am deus on that same devout pilgrimage, and the procession across the renown Impression of Awe. tricts. I hope you will have the lighted to hear from you. I am sure ed Roman Compagna from the Cata- chief among them St. Philip Neri. pleasure of reading your letter in this there has been an oversight in not present day In regard to the need of to St. Paul's. combs But if words can describe the im"Record."-Your loving, I want all the sending your card. peace and security, touching references As to the Papal Mass, it is a confupression made on the eye by the picAUNT DESSY. help I can get, and would not wilfully were made to the work of Pope Benesion of memories, some clear and disture presented in the cortile, no pen neglect sending you one. I shall do so tinct, some vague and indefinite, and, dict XV. for peace, and the vivid intertell the impression of awe made can with pleasure and thanks- I am very est he had displayed in the preparaA Small Place. naturally, very few people were able the heart when the first notes of pleased to hear that you have another on tions for the Congress. to be so near the High Altar as to be Lennonville, July 10, 1922. the bugles announced the arrival of I am sure little little baby sister, and able to follow detail of the very every Dear Aunt Bessy.-I saw my letter Solemn Adoration. the Pope, and at last, amidst the magsister Mary Theresa is a delightful intricate ceremony. Those pilgrims in last week's "Record," and was very nificent Noble Guard in their grand Other discourses, inspired bs the How nice of her to smile wee baby. pleased to see it in print. Dear Aunt uniforms, the majestic figure of Pius who had brought a guide to the Papal theme, were delivered by Mgr. she same to. That shows when spoken Mass knew that the greater part of the Bessy, you ask me to let you know XI- appeared, and the Pontiff slowly Massimi. Auditor of the Rota (Itawill be a very happy dispositioned litto -morrow you'll feel like a about Lennonville. Well, there are ascended the throne. and his Court ceremony took place at the Throne, lian)'; Father Janvier, of the DominiYes, I like the name very tle girl. erected near the Chair of St. Peter, only four families here, and four prosdisposed themselves around his sacred Monsignor de (French); and know, the "Little cans Don't you much. to -day you can scarcely endure and that the Pope only came to the pectors. Only one of the prospectors person. So Keppeler, Bishop of Rottenburg GerFlower's" name was Theresa? Altar for the Incensation and the Conbelong to our church. We have to go back to Pius IX. to We have great a birthday party many. Dad and Paddy had you banish the woes of the secration, even the Communion being fun jumping on the sands at the mine. find a figure which resembles that of At a late hour the proceedings closwish them both many happy remade at the Throne. But four "moI beat Mr. Duffy every time at jumpthe Ratti Pope. Tall, broad -shouldreturned had a wetthe Congressists to Glad that Meenaar ed, and Peppermint Cure. turns. ments" will stand out for ever in the ing, and he said he must put on ting, and hope it has some more wetmemory of each and every pilgrim of the city, where solemn adoration had springy boots to beat me. Well, dear in the Church of the crops are GLANVILLE'S been arranged the ting-farmers smile when all the thousands who crowded the Aunt Bessy, I will close. With lots good and there is plenty of feed:Colds 'LEMON HEADACHE POWDERS. Minerva, with a short address by the Basilica. The first of chess. moments of love to the "wee ones" and yourWoods. Great Peppermint Cure. Bishop of Montalto, Monsignor Ferri. are plentiful in Perth just now-near- The Great Australian Remedy for in- was the sound of the silver trumpets, self.-Your loving niece, stant Relief ly everyone is sneezing and coughingand Speedy Cure of all which announced the entrance of the (Continued Next Week.) never fails. TIIELMA WRIGHTFor Coughs and Headaches, Neuralgia, Toothache, and Pope into the sacred temple. I am glad to know you are doing so After My dear Thelma,-I am pleased that Keep working Influenza, Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lum. very well at school. the rising in the small hours cf the BRONCHITIS THREATENS. your letter in the Corner gave you and trying, Joe, and you 11 go higher. bago, etc. Price, 1/9 per box, or 3d morning, the journey to St. Peter's, in so much pleasure. I thought Lennoneach powder. H. C. Granville, M.P.S. Write often, I shall be pleased to many cases from distaat quarters of Thousands Find Refuge in Peps. ville was a big place, but it is very Market-st., Fremantle (two doors from see you in the Corner.-Your loving, the city, and on foot, the long wait in small. There is not much excitement Post Office). AUNT BESSY. That bronchitis actually claims more the piazza, and the push and struggle in small places, and a lot of quiet SUBIACO. SPLENDID UP4O-DATE AOCUMMODATIOX. when at last the gates opened --a lives every year than do either cancer Our expenses go on all the time here's, I am sure, hang around Lenor consumption is a fact that few peoClose to Subiaco and Leederville Railway Stations. struggle in which C. H. SMITH it roust be confessed, & CO. Please make a point of forwarding nonville. 41-lave you got a school? Bronchitis is serious inple realise. many of the pilgrims showei themPatients may Select their own Medical Advisers. your subscription regularly to "The You write nicely. UNDERTAKERS, Write often; it flammation of the' air -tubes, following AVAILABLE. PRIVATE ROOMS TERMS MODERATE. selves very humanly inconsiderate of will break the monotony of having not Record." 281 NEWCASTLE -STREET, PERTH. For Terms Apply to others. After the interminable hours cold in the chest, exposure to incleOPEN TO ALL DENOMINATIONS. too much to occupy your leisure.ment weather, or through working in a 'Phone (Day or Night), A1231. Rev. Mother, of waiting inside the Basilica, packed ASK FOR Your loving, AUNT BESSY. foul, vitiated atmosphere. in a tight throng. with people faintThe Sisteri also conduct a S lendidly Equipped Hospital at Swallowing druggy mixtures apd soPHIL. RYAN. ing on all sides, after the inevitable J. J. BENDON called "cough -cures" into the stomach Not a Dormouse. disappointment in finding oneself in Dodge Motor Car for Hire Day or SHOE STORES, can never permanently relieve the an unfavourable position, it is no Bindy Bindy, July 13, 1922. Night. Car No. 3208. Motor Garage breathing 130 HIGH -STREET, FREMAN11LE. exaggeration to say that the notes of cough, chest soreness, or Dear Aunt Bessy,-No doubt you Telephone, A1927. G.P.O. Motor Rank. difficulty. The only practical and the silver trumpets had the effect of must think I am a dormouse and sleep Phone B425. A3488. natural way of reaching the trouble a revivifying, electric spark which ran all through the winter, but I have is by Peps direct breathable treatthroughout the immense crowd. Every awakened of a sudden. We have had VICTORIAN TAILORING CO. ment. head was turned to the great entrance a nice lot of rain lately, which has Peps are little tablets which. when door. and when at last the Pope apmade the country around look so dissolved on the tongue, give' off a peared, lifted high up above our fresh and green. My sister Stella has JAMES LILTING. powerful healing and germicidal mediheads on his sedia gestatoria, flanked a dear little pet lamb, and she is going cine, that instantly passes with the 1140 HAY-STREET. PERTH (Opposite Mechanics' Institute). by the historic peacock feather fans, to call it Violet. The dingoes killed 55 breath into the innermost recesses of and Special Ulla of Scotch Irish Suiting's. Dress and was slowly borne down the nave. Suits Our of my uncle's lambs in three nights, These Peps the bronchi and lungs. Specialty. Blessing his people. right and left, as and the poor little things are laying effective. They fumes are wonderfully Samples and Self -Measurement Forms Sent on Application. he proceeded, a great burst of enall over the paddock, and it is so piticlear away the obstructive phlegm thusiasm went up, and our hearts beat Large and Varied Stock of Blarney Tweeds Just to Eland ful to see the ewes going about bleatand mucus, free the breathing, end the fast indeed with love and enthusiastic ing for their lambs. Well, dear Aunt stubborn cough and wheeziness, and fervour, and we felt that it was worth Bessy, I will now say good-bye. With soothe the inflamed air -passages like all the waiting and the struggle to be love to yourself and the "wee ones."nothing else can. Only by prompt in St. Peter's at that minute. Your loving niece. treatment of coughs, colds and chills EILEEN JOYCE. Glorious Music. can bronchitis, pneumonia, and other Delighted, Eileen, to know that you Another "moment," even more im- grave lung perils be kept at bay. Get The China Hall, have not slumbered too long. I like pressive and perhaps the most solemn a box of Peps to -day and keep disease ko see the name "Bindy Bindy" in the and 'weather dangers at bay. Hay Street Perth in our lives. was at the consecration. Corner, and like also to have my little Also unequalled for sore throat, There, under the stupendous haldaccCHINA, GLASSWARE. AND FANCY GOODS. 'Bindy Bindy ones chatting to their EXCLUSIVE DElaryngitis, old -age cough, children's hino of Bernini, ;n the midst of thouCorner cousins. It is nice to hear that SIGNS SUITABLE FOR WEDDING PRESENTS, ETC., AT LOWnight cough, chest weakness. etc. I sands, in deepest silence. the Vicar of EST PRICES. the rain is making itself so very genPeps are obtainable at 1/6 or 3/-, all erous in the country. I am sure the ALL REGULAR STOCK PATTERNS IN DINNER AND TEA stores and chemists. HARROLD & MURRAY. farmers are all smiling as a result of WARE NOW ON HAND. Clermont, Tonic the nice rains of late- What horrid Produce Merchants, Victoria Park Our expenses go on all the time CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST ON REQUEST. PLEASE NOTE does relieve things the dingoes are to be sure. I have on sale Bran, Pollard, Chaff, Hay, Please make a point of forwarding NEW ADDRESS. Tel. A4270. always heard people describe them as Straw, Oats, Barley, Wheat, Linseed insomnia, weals your subscription regularly to "The "mean yellow dogs"-and surely they and Maize. Terms Cash. Tel. A3945 Record." nerves, anaemia, are murderous yellow dogs. 'Poor Et1 impaired vitality, tie lambs! I am sorry that Uncle had such a big loss. Thank you for the love you send the "wee ones" and blood and nerve (Approval by the Hierarchy of the Church and Registered under the Friendly Societies' Acts of Australasia). a'cl your loving, AUNT BESSY. Its Watchword* are: RELIGION, RIATIONALITY, CATHOLICITY, MENEVOLIENCE. ailments. Try it. 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you are as brothers; preserve, therefore, this feeliniji of brotherly love. Catholics of WesS011ie..you must give good example to the other members of WESTONIA this community who do not belong to A. Warren Dow, in the "Christian (By levelignore your faith, for on you rests the obligirls many Why do so Democrat.") workgation of love and goodwill, one toheaded, and well-paid skilled "secondin (From Our Correspondent.) lived bad boy little the life wards another, as conunanded by Our their his All in work of men who go to let Catholics mother the his so inst., He thanked where Master, Jesus Christ." On the 11th. a narrow street, best" clothes, and why do they The Westonia beloved pasnight. their a some francs noble of farewelled the three at them all for their kindness, and esof rooms attentions the made much accept eagerly that Archduchess left Pierre who truth with Henry, been his but had she pecially Mr. Gee, "who boy went out sometimes, tor, Rev. Father the three months which white-collar posers who dress well been trying another way,toanother New Norcia. that it dog duringMentone, right hand and Pr:me Minister." evening on his return toFather THE TAPESTRY OF LIFE. and was so fond of earn little and are not over -intelli- (who was a kind of male chamberand another life-only therefind at Henry spent his but other no is the maid and boots comb:ned), Father Planes succeeds A dainty supper was provided by gent? was all a mirage -that -which brings him that she obtained permission ofwith well, of mother never left the house. She re- as pastor of Southern Cross. of Father The threads of life, when woven the ladies of the parish, prominent way, or truth, or life of the hotel to take him sickThe answer might take thesoform appreciation many minded her son, however, that the their and chaos instead owner show home do To peace, 'Why portray of there But them being Mesdames McNainstead question: war Vienna. amongst another her to smiles Latin Quarter, and even Paris, was not Henry's work in the parish, the par- mara, Clohessy, Byenon, and Berrigan. "Other foundation no man A pleasing picture. Sunshine, of calm. young men "pass up" the asensible ness soon seized Pletrino! He disapgood all France: mindful of a childhood in ishioners tendered him a farewell sowas make which is laid, which is everywhere and tears, that would him but for who lay -girl, can home -search peared of The Westonia will miss Father Henry, he fancy to Normandy, she firmly maintained that cial evening at the residence of Mrs. The varied lights and shadows In ten days afterwards Christ Jesus." housekeeper, and take such agad fruitless. who during his brief pastorate has -about country, while man had Scott. Songs were rendered by Mesthe Men at made God years, hotel frivolous the -ruffle, enter to fluffy the was seen succeeding shown so much interest in the welfare dames Moloney. Berrigan, FieldsT. and been guilty of making the town. The joys and cars of each Exhausted, bruised, and hardtype of girl? VIRTUE OR MORTIFICATION. tone! CloA hearty farewell was Ponchin, a light by Messrs. Gee, of the parish. "CathoMadame and the day animal Clohessy, case, One poor day the first the breathe, Discussing ly able to that hessy and J. Berrigan. Mesdames given to Father Henry at the concluwe must obey moderate or imfeet of hie shining in her eyes. announced the Milwaukee, quotes an whether at of Blend into beauty; but even use, down Citizen," The himself lic laid boy the The Parkenthorrt when sion of the social evening. things is tie: master, who at once telegraphed to exchange as follows: Moloney, McCarthy and they must leave her hotel. The Master-N.Veaver moderate, of transitory very presided at the Piano. Master Eddie the date that to make one's heart was not sorry, for life hadfewbeen strands of the worldling's life; back enough aim learned is "It essential and gatherVienna visitors the helpless but earth. Now, of his departure was exactly ten days. ache the way foolish girls will pass quiet lately; there were McMenamin greatly amused DANCING AND DEPORTMENT. Are sadly twisted in our Heaven is not his aim, being Reborn of a ing with his humorous recitations.Percy travelled by splendid, hard-working men and to talk to him on the stairs, and the this, hands, Miss Merela Soott, Poor Pietrino must have ten brighten- Christ is against blamed the a also given by and for everyone were which days, nobodies for citations condition little meals, needy those a And darkness falls without a in during insignificant Eastern mother choose 800 miles Having just returned from theDances -in her about Lindley, C- White, C. Lindley anda Miss hotel, were getting worse every day. ing ray. a direct course, their life partners; and all because in tranger-wholly unwelcome travelled he if coreven the gave banStates with all the Latest K. Lindley. Mr. C White It was wise, therefore, to leave wonder Son's own city; He began life byamong won't take the trouble to look also Grecian mountains, rivers, and valleys, they crossing Fancy, feeling. and much Ballroom with trouble. For over while we sit and recital dress." the towns, net, cause of ishment to a foreign country; from a below the veneer of fine and passing through villages, he Work-has reczned Tu Von "Why ?'' During an interval in the programme, "Are we going across the river?"had he had never seen the tang- His first adorers were pilgrims for And "Life" (a professedly humorous ComHis and countries which up A stronger Hand takes up Several neighbours, who -banished Mr. Gee, chairman of the Church Private Lessons by Appointment. asked. -self for food whatskit: land this has -distant picking far and paper) of before, Mayor shops her lel skein. the mittee, in the absence of the prospered, had gone to inhabit "ABBOTSFORD,' the sake. Thus He lived, and at the last "She took two weeks to choose he might chance to find on with ever Henry Father refuses and Louvre. presented And, weaving swiftly, makes town, atten winter hat. Ran here and there near the magical He died. The worldling the seal Ilft ABERDEEN -STREET PERTH. way. Although every care andPietrino than the on behalf of "Further rough ways plain: the Lord is thus typewriter matter smiled. But The mother handsome a that. The poor example. and His him, to this to follow tried on tion were given Tel. A4781. studied that," she said. "Your uncle has be- the Catholics of Westonia. Briefly, and Departing. ere we know Christian ever sets that cenditier: be- died five days after I.is deturn to Men of her hose and lingerie was be. And the Prospectus on Application. nigh; appropriately, Mr. Gee outlined come rich; he has now a large farm, won- fore his eyes; he receives even the bare as weighty things should long tone. live during past& and come to departing as rather Leaving wathie our souls His for the she pondered and has sent labours of life as a boon gowns, to of came it necessaries when know drous grace, NURSE G. LILLY his charge in the parish. "You said near him.' What he feels t e lee of If is than a right. o'er each tuck and ruffle, bias flounce SUCH A GREEDY WOMAN! And on the web the impress Father Henry better than I do." The bay said nothing, but he won(Late of Fremantle).' HOS. -A.McE. necessary he yet does not use without and gore. he is of made the worthy had how God self"and face. and if about skirt speaker, of whether, a MATERNITY the dered conscience style of the opened his of Has some alarm "Debated well A coloured minister met one hee our esteem and respect. T have knows; country. the men there were better marPITAL in the Hills of KALAMUNDA. sleeve; indulgence: he does not feel quite he asked, flock, a man who had just been Private "Pierre," a short time, yet in that short hut temporal moontown. any one the of in Accommodation. in use than WORDS OF WISDOM. the in husband himself a from excess She picked "lid time he has won my greatest respect Superior ried. Rastus was muttering to under aspires to be each Patient. while watching two drunken men. lit eve." thing whatsoever. and He God appeared to be labouringthe minthan he and esteem. You who had the privil- Rooms for -ROAD ways, by and Station). better the do for country to )opposite the to nothing make God have In a thousand different beholden will RAILWAY Some girls by loss, end to feel such things, renouncing considerable excitement.. So ege of knowing him long, ago, when man who carries his made men?" joys, by suffering, by ease, "The sickness was raging in the district, ister halted him and asked what was with the young as a slender mere usetheof least sense of ownership. Pierre pondered this question.judicialnow touching us softly in lunch and wears working clothes, wholly own furkindthe T. P. HERBERT matter. some the said of appreciate us be to how virtue fellow well know country is excellent," reed, now plunging This is what is meant by the but they will rave over the Father "Lawdy," said Rastus. "It's Mandy. be good, too, no Gross and Provides BEMly nature of his reverence. nace of adversity. God toisthemoulding but want who wears his one "Sunday suit" ly, "and men would mortification. nothin' do doan' the pattern 'oman themselus means Dat spoil from souls not departure did 41114111i. Henry's a "one-armed" doubt, if they at eats and tempering our is it and what day dat's every Yas-suh; spirit money. loss of a Big Brother, a kindly, ves. Life is difficult," he added with In lunch room. of the perfect life. 397 ROICEBTROAD, INAGA.00 AN EGYPTIAN LEGEND. who money, money, money all de time. for this a sigh. He was thinking how he had teal father. and a generous friend." Surely the men and women for explanation ask the she Perhaps t'ing. -road). fuse no Nicholson have (Near that spoilt his own. word de mohnin'. Father Henry was warmly received profess to serve Our Lord to Seldom do we hear a good When I comes home to din- phenomenon is the circumstance make Families packed. men, too, there are money. doan' to reply. He was sorry but young he rose carefully and when right to be miserable and spider, Goods the money, girls, but fcr many notasn' so spoken talk ner, she If we have been He had been of being Country orders atto be leaving them. others miserable. in Syria who will not kill waited on daily. mono y, money to give the appearance represent When the mother and son descendMoney, wish Christians money. underwantin' we the time is tall, it during and a y very happy and contented living in this way to. money.' ed from the train they met what they are not., Clothesto undisone of these unpleasant insects; When -yassuh; ncthin' but He with them. tended stood clearly and fully that happiness sniffing peasant, in a blue blouse. are fifteen months be bad been this is the legend they tell. gentility and prosperity The minister was sympathetic. "It oho peopeaasnts SPIGL but them all and liked them well. discriminating J. and the Divine to knew rich, is a duty as well as a privilege. He look Virgin said. persons; he not Blessed did bad," cerning the too dat's "Well, the overwere pursued by He came amongst them first when epiThere is one sign of a true penitent; richer than they appear to be. ple, who dress well but do not WELLINGTON.S'f. and HAY-ST., is a cross to have a 'strav'gant wife. to hear Child and St Joseph he and often influenza was at its height. That a willingness to be humbled,as before Herod's soldiers in Egypt, they came dress, they are a matter of taste and he did not say much, because (Opposite Foys), she di wid all dat money?" do What away passed repaired well space as pouplarhollow fortunately party men clothes The had large a demic shame before was a Norman. comfort. Expensive to a tree having I doan' knew what she "Do? Tobacconist, Hairdresser, Newsagents of Since then possession the cure who without serious results. some of the the with and then by, Just near yet. associated God; to go alone in the presence lone cafe lier a trunk. are Jewellery, Musical give ly to the t in aim I Goods, .Fancy or the vid it. these as a girl, he had dreamed of returning to Wesmen and angels, with no excuses known Madame Ponchin rum of considerable means. Lacking soldiery appeared in sight, and Instruments. Cutlery, Etc. with it a model among ability to had of the making glass and likely tonia, most unwonted WITH and an diminutions. no inculpations of others. Holy Family hid in the tree. inSome Any Goods Required. AFFAIR means, took for Write or A LITTLE the one of back parishes- But his dreams were mereie Call or mitigating pleas-Faber. secure them, both sexes resort to the his coffee, while the boy drank FIGURES. A Saving Assured. spiders, seeing them far spin a thick syrups that Englishmen dreams, castles built in the sand. I haste to of dress. sticky made camouflage those Be not satisfied with a few statues shadow, it came back to you too late, when the little web across the opening, completing it Many a farce and moving picturea have never learnt to love. Nectar and pictures on or near your In the "Catholic Herald of India" G. F. YEATES. in its fortunes of Westonia were on the de"They may as comedy turns about the plot of seemed to him, easel the cafe, with altar. have some sacred pictures as the soldiers arrived. we find the following "little affair," in OPTICIAN, sacred "No." every tree: for little one. saving and said girl house, cline, and all my grand ideas had to young sales awning your tree," in this which some hard-working -striped it, red hidden every room of be calls editor the fear for greatly I go into dreamland and penny that did not go into clothes green tubs, a kind of Paradise. 37 BARRACK -STREET, PERTH. said another: "look at these onspiders' pictures are silent preachersyetisince readers may wish to try on their like, of withsupposliquidation, into cart. some go at a must passed into they reminding they vacation so And a two -weeks' Then they clambered they cannot help (Opposite Town Hall.) friends: And webs!" over perhaps, the mines, unless better forresort. There God, of Heaven, of your soul. out further examination. Poplars threw dancing shadowssparkTell a friend to write down all the edly fashionable summer He all tempWestonia. has for who snee and store cares youth in is order, cottages she meets a dashing in the midst of daily the sunlit road; white figures from I to 9 in their right their very M. J. O'KEEFE. ask ROADS TO GOD the trees: apples hung low, thanked the donorshe for the appearance if an heir to millions, tations these reminders are beneficial omitting 8, thus: 12,345.679. Then She led among counselled them thoughtful gift, and he has 245 Carr.st., Leederville. in the evening sun like a big promoter. riper Butcher, considers talks he and and figure if not necessary. redder which him harthe to the air of one than ever men deserved. The cart to continue that excellent social Lamb alIf we continue in our devotion The way of Truth leads to God: Prime Beef, Mutton, Pork, and the worst. Suppose he says for her part assumes intheselect written towards, the one and circles. feeling Christ a Small God, good of to side and Heart one mony leads and move On accustomed to the corner. Sacred Heart, the way of Goodness ways on hand. Corned Beef 4. Multiply this by 9, giving 36, The turnedCalvary see with to those who do not beon the and kept in impressed. gold; another. Meat like leads to God. too. And whole All the profoundly glowed Beauty are pultiply of to Both a Speciality. replace our own. We shall way friend great Goods your ask have has "We speak meets faith. this, ears, girl A3297. Catholic the the His mediaeval to Tel. knowing return long The result Church, week after her His eyes, hear with Cool Storage on Premises. other a mended farm. with sum of 12,345,679 by 36. shall the great Dogs good work to do, end in a great meatemples beautiful with the will toe a row of 4's; and you can mildher hero dispensing liquid refreshwith His lips, and our bosoms turrets, had opened its gates. the so made God's so ments at a soda fountain, while joy; Madame the sure we have crushed the head ofNow arranged with of arch and high -flung roof, and was leaping this glow ssith the fires of His love; glory out, that ran suggest ly HOTEL PERTH town. discovsaid: "I live; windows rich with splendJur, and in writperhaps on the following dap that, as St. Paul oncelives aunt. who dared not leave her ome- sectarian snake in this that he might have practice in me," so spires that search the stars, and deep back on her old job at lette, waved from the window. J. J. RYAN, Proprietor. badly heroine wrote his he ers now not I but Christ which figure the ing heart toned bells that call. And she has .efuse Thee, and admit perhaps thy the glove counter in a department we shall be able to say: "My The boy watched the scene for one Excellent Accceranodation. the beauty of before. 9, Then he flung his enemy to banquet with me? store. graced 'His praise with and beats, now not mine, but Christ's beats If he selects 3, multiply this bythe swinging does ecstatic moment. disillusion however, Grace. multiply air. Aegkal to Usually, of the music and sculpture, him in me." set Necessity cap into proces- giving 27, and figures by 27. The reCOLLEGE not come so quickly, but only after censers, and altar lights, and "Vive le bon Dieu!" "I am the vine, ye are the brunches; UNDERWOOD BUSINESS the whole row of marriage, when it is too late. sions, that bring to men's hearts in me, and I in him, sult will be a row of 3's; and so on 'OUR RULES FOR A HAPPY abides who Le of -"Abbe standards false Unworthy ideals, stately beauty MARRIAGE. bring forth much fruit; for without me BUSINESS TRAINING FOR GIRLS. life's real values, are responsible for Pierre," by Jay William Hudson. you can do nothing (Jo, xv. 3)." These To The Full Business Course, six hours Clevethese tragedies in married life. the Augustine) St. (says 85 Christ of Judge Florence E. Allen, of widely wards SOUL. per, day, £20 for the year, payable inculcate worthy ideals and induce the DON'T DISCOURAGE of the humble hearts the land. perhaps America's mostrules i-: strengthen with A Year's Course, three reckon to per term. of to -day youth proud. the the of invented, mouths per was it the 1.8 day close known woman jurist, has four the and payable From hours per day, £12, realties of life is the task of their eldNothing is more delicate, nothing happy marriages. They are:a regular Proud heretics (Pelagians) say that (says "Monarch" Typewriter has symbolised the term in advance. EVENING STUDY But the ers, particularly of parents. On more finely shaded. than a soul and 1. The wife should have man can be just of himself. be (By Rev. George O'Neill, S.J.) progress. As all remember, it was try can not should nothing latter ONLY -Shorthand, Typewriting, the Lesuer); many hand, not cause other does Elizabeth -since He writing them. visible contradicts bring allowance. Money matters Truth esto first or conof rules chilled Grace. and Bookkeeping-three evenings per week, Actual viewpoints can enforce by to 'You more easily rebuffed, but year little,' And do can "'You universally. divorces. say, £2 lOs per term. husi tranged- If we desire no single soul adopted that have no other merit than The hand of the All So far we have spoken of "habitual' nothing.' " 2. The husband should make year The "Monarch' has ranked as duct they were once in vogue. Many or "sanctifying" grace. Next we con- do She should ever to turn away discouraged from BUSINESS TRAINING FOR BOYS, Powerful, the strength of His grace is raess partner of his wife. the leader in design. Its betterments dint children their soul realise that this impress in to make fail consists must conmatters. It the we parents all and in industry. eur us, grace. "actual" the beginning the whole for sider influenced needed share his confidence have quick Special Full Course for Boys, God, because in counsel, sane and tinuance of every work available to with sound and we are firmly established lights g'ven to the undesstandmg 3. The wife should be sympathetic. The Monarch No. 4, our lataet and daily, Bookkeeping and Ac. of that of the hours means by independently it or which by her with, will conflict nag along the our understand to never equalled to History, Economic 4. The wife should motions Imparted eternal life; for sustaining things best model, has never been be obhim. latter, they insist on things that are we are led from evil and towards good, with temptation; nay even for persev- counts, Economic wonderful grasp of spiritual Technology, Business husband. She should work with Judge Its basic superiorities cannot who pray, .but ering in the path of the natural law. Geography and really antiquated and not altogether which they alone possess English and it mainly internal to the soul,God It elsewhere. Amplifying he: four rules, Commercial tained own their Mathematics, feel Echo." s profoundly reasonable.-"Buffalo semetimee external things, under We cannot (says St. Paul) even think Office Procedure and For instance, The Monarch, alone Allen offers some Pertinent opinions or; mediate, and grace. Correspondence, God's of need like is, the It and of it birth. supernatural (of weakness give ElemenPrcvidence any good thought has the combination of adjuatability the "divorce evil" in America. Business Method, Civics, andyear, gift, surcomGod payhabitual grace, a supernatural value) of ourselves, as of ourselves; "Hasty marriages are the mostpeople Touch, complete Visibility, Durability Economics-120 for the tary mere of 5); HOWLERS. merits iii. and Cor. Rib (ii. powers Young SCHOOLBOY Automatic all capable passing alone makes us Lightness of Action, mon cause of divorce. able £5 per term. in Jestis''' is a ray of Divine wis"Lord StandIt say Character 92 even and creatures. cannot we Reverse, bon to -day marry hastily, not realishsg the three no it is EVENING STUDY ONLY,term. They are This schoolboy "howler" is bydoubt hope and charity, but by the dom, helping us to think aright; ard Keyboard. personal responsibility what is faith, evenings weekly, £2 .10s per means new, and one might even a touch of God's pleasure in Holy Ghost (i. Cor. xii. 3). It is reported that some time ago These constructions, Monarch ideas ready to quit at the first quarrel. pleaBarnard. same George the our reor write for further particulars says feel and lives proto Call the us greatness instructions many our see its authenticity, good, helping There we the beginning, solve Pope Pius XI. ordered "Women sometimes makes 'Phone A2357. that the ethics since But it is such a ciassic sure. littleness, our strength and cur weakblems. garding the present immodesty of fashof their husbands miserable by nagto with scribbler do to are every we nothing yet for hias require alignment Bishops, will helpless, UNDERWOOD BUSINESS the free and Our Fallen permanent of columning insure be sent to all ness. They fo ions ging." cirin it except We COLLEGE, bring clearer im- his 'Holiness "has the highest opinion the stirring of grace in our soul, grace t se it once in order to keep sublimely raised and repaired. with give perfect touch, ' "Cromwell was a man so far as our good use of one grace find ourselves utterly dependent on pressions, and they add to the of women. and is a strong believer in WEST AUSTRALIAN CHAMBERS, a CHRIST, THE LIFE OF THE SOUL. culation. But every so royally by Him factor in the merits us another. durability. TERRACE. for treated powerful an iron will, an unsightly wart, and a yet as Monarch God, The value GEORGE'S of their ST. will, if it closmust be accepted by our free large red nose, but underneath were that we can bind Him to us withclaims The Monarch offers all that is ob struggle of humanity to reach a high"I am the. Way, and the Truth,to and in vane Cod strictest feelings. reoffered typeand the gift standard on a love, of religicus finest not the is His in Commenting est bonds deep tainable Lord plane." er to the Life," said Our Divine voices, loud and of justice. Some new "howlers" ate brought writer PLUS its own exclusive betterport, the editor of India's "Catholic speaks to us in many but no discipleS on the night of the Last Supto soft, attracting or terrifying; heed light by the "University CorrespondSome one has said that "Christianity ments. Such a combination is not in Herald" observes: this per- Christ was everything to them; best the for we can prize us; a to who done comoffered is buyer, is the too) by violence woman, their ent," which defies creatures"; and the words are overlooked (and be man "As He they had learned to realise, during choose. errors. -boy we school as not, money. the "I have said ye are twelve his or. of for clothes, most and appeal too bold. the not collection on minbody snsts soul, public of His posed intimacy with Him in we "an open Most are a few of them: buyer, whether he is buying one Gods, and the children of the No of clothes is one of taste knocks at our hearts but philosophy please. istry, that He alone mattered, that Here we ChrisSerf your Musical enstrunteata4 "In his journey to Mt. Zion, High (Ps. lxxxi, 6)." Yet it is also or one hundred, should- decide which and mdesty. Taste, to beautify the or shut them to whom hu- S oolto, muse airgrasento. having Him they had everything, mere habitual polygon." like a the with with grace, humbles fight the which a ,familiar actual he is He tian had the religion is the best until Thus dies body ,and modesty, to beautify without Him they had nothing. bethe altar steps more striking- man pride to the dust. To rise to cur folio ALSERT le sok, on even Becket of met perhaps purpose "Henry but the Monarch. taste, grace, the to As soul. Ilifitite, TUE? (ROW 1 so was the "Alpha and Omega, OTERIIII, wonders of the and severely massacred him." Comparisons will enlighten. dignity, to attain our glory, we must Cat good clothing is to beautify the body. ly, bring before us the acMiro. Note ginning and the end," and we clearly tea's), free is said to have been "Richard first, continuously and practically, the Also for Ribbons, Carbons, Paper, Divine condescension. Theandeternal t So we assume that the body is not -sate the in %VMS catch the same dominating idea inother earth, with nothing as Heaven historians." of communicate ourselves some a by As the Creator itself. knowledge Office Sundries. by and Lord, beautiful sufficiently nay, acknowwritings of 8t. Petal and the The murdered gifts, "Martin Luther did not die a natsight of God; and the sameand pracUNITED TYPEWRITER and SUP- matter of fact, some parts are as beauInfin. te God, places sriseless writers of the New Testament. plainly ural PLIES, CO., LTD., ledgement must continuously death, but was excommunicated His own Self at the good willsand pleaPrinted and P tiful as useful; the face for instance; great Apostle of the Gentiles creature; He tically influence our whole behaviour TERRAOE, insignificant an GEORGE'S clothe m' bull." ST. a 81 never sure by we Corthe to sensible, tered office of "T hence, being re. to tells us in his First Epistle clergyman a indifference is to of War PERTH.. to Himself towards our f elle w -creatures.-"The "The Minister street, Pc it, whereas Mahomedans cover it are exposes and insult. }le ineh?ans, "I judged not myself to know who preaches to the soldiers." "Behold," Golden Hour." jecteon hide its beauty. But other parts NOTICE. einything among you, but Jesus Christ. "The guilds were the ancestors of . says. "I stand at the gate _and knock. of beautiful.. than useful more and WARDROBES, and Him crucified." and hundredscenfor Voice hear My Orders trecen POT. anions, but i ow only old women Good taste in If my man Iwill FLY thousands of martyrs in the first be- trade "Now for modesty. house and FURNITURE, THE CATHOLIC A KITCHEN oren to Me, will easier his Me go there to sew" elephotie (Apoc. turies went cheerfully to death clothing mainly concerns the women Manager, Clon7. he with horizontally Apply, and flows Etc. Established Rhine him with River DOOR.S, sup "The to lack called or J. McDERMOTT. but their modesty, cause they knew, they were 0 dear Load, canstin thou hi' 20)." M. J. McDERMOTT. tarf Orphanage, Victoria Park. Tele- themselves, name until it reaches Basle, and then it flows the Edward Hostel. the fellowship of Jesus. The very whole of it, concerns men, for it is calculated thus stand as it were waiting Neat Celtic Club, Opposite vertically." phone No. A1353. 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