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THE ORGAN OF THE ARCHDIOCESE by Pal, a, a NeW/SiVer Reirstered at the GPO Pori,. to, 11,ee.isisson
THE RECORD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER
NO. 2098.
14, 1922.
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dons of the Straits is not a specially British interest. It is the interest of the world. London "Observer." one of Lloyd
Death of Mr. S. Beston
Nevin, 3. LONG AND USEFUL CAREER. Boulder, one Mr. Stephen Beston, of George's staunchest supporters, injoins Office received summary of Foreign of most highly redefinals Althe reply to the other British newspapers with of the best known and The next events were Government's died Angora -War. retirement in consequ spected residents of the districtshortthe Junior and Senior Tug -o'the hand -made boots and shoes. are on lies' invitation to send representatives manding his "muddled ulBritish policy ' in the St. John of God Hospital the of worermansnip ence Both pulls were full of interest. McAIexpert Christian Brothers atfur Clontarf Conference. The revealing Peace ANNUAL SPORTS. to afterview, the folthat in the Near East. "As far as 'he ly after 5 o'clock on Thursday in ideal timate winners being: -Junior,Team. return their sincere thanksBon Marche and winning the admiration of the 26 Angora Government proposed says the V. Clunc's On Sunday. the 1st. inst., noon of last week. On September lowing donations receivd:.1:5 5s; Mr. M. many interested visitors to the bazaar. invitations 1ie sent to Russia, Ukraine. Near East is concerned." the annual sports wey's Team. Senior, a paralyti lin. (under Jump weather conditions successful High the ...Final Junior will be Mrs. Mitchell "Observer," the Government has lost he was prostrated by most and plea(per (Saturday) Ltd. evening This assidua Georgia. 3. to and Abbot. and Is; were brought reof_ seeing these things irretrievably the great war.a wonderful stroke, and, despite the rallied. He sustained L. Hynes. 1; Barron, 2; M. Kane. IL Is; Mrs. Levinson, was Note thanks the Allies for their Richard last opportunity sant end. Interestclose Kemal is said to have ous attention. he never on Saturday. Height. Oft. 4in. finishes, both desire to thank especially and of obtaining a chance in the cognition of Turkish rights in Thrace. long -looked -for Class throughout by the handicap events, for their conthe one Ltd., Is. for of European politics and affairs. came Co., disagreement winning grasp regained consciousness Next and no is Union, Art Holmes there Grand states also of again into It from closest returned the has of championship and not Appeal. If of the to wiil Curzon freedom Marquis Relay Race. but on Monday he lapsed of twelve valuable prizes, which shows the great efaway in principle regarding the inter- tinued generosity good deal of in- unconsciousness and passed sustained a is a fact which clearly the, book Con"there a certainly of it Says buy you if safety Paris. following p.m. the working finishes, 9 the at for secure be drawn hard to are also due States a the Thanks not race, afternoon. about, whole lying the fort put forth by Thursday may material on by of tickets (12 tickets) for 10s. you of Marmora, flammable quietly collected Sea committee, est right throughout one mile. Each the and donations the of list stantinople Besides splendid born near committee. Stall: win twelve prizes. This you will do, and to safeguard the minorities within only in European countries, but more are distance of about The late Mr. Beaton was and Mrs. Minihan for the Cathedral Hotel. the various judges and officials for team was composed of eight runners, particularly in the Near East. Whether Tasmania, in 1866 Beaif you are economical. limits compatible with the independit Launceston, Mrs. O'Callaghan, £1 ls; PalaceMiss A. harmlessness to Patrick 150 to 200 yards. here tendered heartiestThe thanks that Mr. Alfrom the reduce late can the running we assures of each ls; /I Note son attendance was a Turkey. M. McArdle, of Mr. ence com6d; Wanted, puronly class lOs can Urgently He the we of Help but their kind services. More say, place. as- is premature to With coloured sashes College ton, a farmer of that J. Donoghue, lOs 6d; lies of Angora's loyal and sincere Bridge was excellent, many old the supporters with their McArdle. £1; Mr. /1 Frankly so far the attendance at the sistance in reestablishing and main- settle matters by consolidated action sued his scholastic studies at LauncesBairds, Ltd., Ls patronage and petitors. andcolours fluttering in the Foy and Gibson, £1ls; ls; friends giving their day disappointAllies. the somewhat Courbeen between respective has H. Mr. bazaar enjoyable North, about 12 miles from the peace. Minihan, taining afforded Is; Mr. J. concombeen has age of Appeal tending to make the London this in years that serious, tension D. The Mrs. imperative them fourten is at breeze, the display of ribbons It of ing. and Difficulties many infirst teams boules, £1 Is; Mr. Boxall. 5s; by the result of the ton, one it was. may a very pretty spectacle. The be a suc.'ess. What claim has the Clonmenced work in the agricultural encountered at every turn at the siderably relievedagreement. a aere 10s. Trophies: Brennan Bros., had Keane, Fourth, followed The arrangement of the oval It he and charity? your years Third stages. off, upon first value Curzon-Poincare fifteen in its For great to get Orphanage tart the Freedman, dustry. Conference S. show Mr. to 2s; Mudania help get£2 disway value teams River in some Official reports from Constantinople start of 54sec., the other has a direct claim; you have a share the comthat calling in the Tamar of keeping strictly to military Walk Shoe Co., value 2; arperiod interest taken in athletics byThe races. ting off at different periods, until Sub - £1 Is; DaintyLtd., raised 6d: in the good work, the most necessary Instead state that the Turks have begun tosublOs value trict, and at the end of that sluicing matters as intended, the Turks 10s; loans. scratch. It was or. in the Asiatic petitors and all concerned. from Catholic hydraulic our for in questions Christians started the caring of rest run Junior Levinson':, engaged work diplomatic were 10s; £1 and became value political purLtd., not he place, is Aherns, it first but 1895 the for from 220 yards to the mile In fight discharging by Conferhard Constantinople, fields. of urbs phan boys only on the mining yards wide, a very which belonged to the Peace red. Re- fruit stand; Canis Bros., artH. vase; on a circular course 12inner Sample just getting in before theClass, believed that the Kemalists instigated came to Western Australia, enticed by responsibility imposed by the Chris-if ence. circumferSon, butter dish; and *2; Mascl mining Sixth the 1; Perhaps of with 300 yards for its to Class. sult: Fifth brooch: the arrests. tian precept of charity. divided the prosperous condition Cabinet summoned at midnight uel watch chain; C. Cairley, ence. This wide course was Mr. Kemal Pasha has not yet committed industry on the eastern goldfields, and Seventh Class, 3. Clontarf were, what it is not a paro for the six consider an unsatisfactory wireless reFalk and Co., silver ink stand; into six circular tratks each in his Government to the withdrawal or after reaching Kalgoorlie he purchased the appeal would be message Junior Siamese Race next Final Barton, institution, Harrington, getH. chial one General from pictures; two Race, Tyl1; Mayrhofer. the Carter, teams in the Class writing troops from the neutral zones. He has more readily responded to. It be- Constantinople awaiting fresh instruca condensing plant and conducted its trial per- sulted: T. McAlwey and and Mc- cushion covers; Mr. D. Guthrie, thermos ting its handicap from condensation for the not withdrawn his troops from the longs to no one in particular. and to tions. The hur- loch and Campbell, 2; Abbot Pharmacy, his business of awater case; Craven's About do continuing is formance qn its own track. years. Therefore and of 3. for zone, in general. haste number Laughlin, one in (value Chanac every left for jumps dish high public Marquis Curzon Bald- flask: Sandover. Ltd., cake dles, 100 yards, broad and Junior 880 Yards Handicap: spoons; peaceful penetration of the Ismid zone. eighteen months before the water your share in the cause of our only all held within Paris to consult French Government and Heir £3 3s); Mr. J. B. George, silver curtains. fact, and novelty races were Catholic Boys' Orphanage, for we on Angora situation. the spec- win, 1; Garbutt, 2; Keeley scheme became an accomplished and The interview between Lord Curzon of painted pair affording thus !slinihan, Mrs. circle inner been the to and M. Poincare is alleged to have nessy. 3. should all share in the great charity. of seeing the Mr. Beaton disposed of his plant General Harrington presentedupon J. for further list of issue Championship: Boulder, next agreed, tators every opportunity at Yards had trade 880 Watch French Junior bakery the The from opened in the a stormy one. Street Collection. Conference the protocol agreed T. McAlwey, 3. be whole programme. The view donations. years later enlarging the scope of the courses Seaman, 1; Clyne. 2: at the beginning of the on September 23, that theretheshould 1; On last Friday, as a result of a col- by the Allies pavilion was very pleasing, Turks. five by establishing himself towards Senior Handicap Mile: V. Byrne, OPENS BAZAAR IN painted action operations GRACE HIS common his Conference. hurdles was and odd Mudania £84 streets. city marking 3. the lection in in white they sign- as a general merchant, in conjunction L. Phillips, 2; E. Byron, TOWN HALL. conIsmet Pasha (Angora) urged that Under the agreement which was Brother Clune. V. treasurer, the to Mile: in handed called. in white presenting a pleasing In addition to Championship business. Senior Chine, with his other green. ed the Mudania Conference when Turkish authority was reinstalled His Grace the Most Rev. Dr. Father 5.47 3-5sec. affairs Geoghegan. trast to the surrounding title of 1: R. Abbot, 2. Time.held the management of his manifold by the Very Rev. The French Emissary. Franklin -Bouin Thrace the Allied control should be Wedneson accompanied The contest for the proud was the political in the Marathon Also, in The Ba he took a keen interest the College" Queen of State Competition, illon, was Allawed 'to take part withdrawn as soon as possible. should Moss, Adm., opened the Clontarf His and State. "Champion Athlete of was very warm for the the of day The understood, affairs is day. force it enough municipal last. keen he, covering and and good Allied that an conference, Canterbur zaar at 8 p.m. on Saturday This competition is making the proved that nobody was till the com- persuaded the French generals that tw gave considerable attention to 1906 Ross Ab- two mile stretch between of a short, but progress. Mrs. McCarthy, WA.'s re- remain at Maritza reRiver In In the Senior Divi-- Grace, in the course remarked to beat the 1921 champion, to College. Boulder. Ismet of consent the it won and should interests that -occupation. they public and Worner essential pletion of Turkish was is sparing no effort, presentative. Munithe bott. W. Moffit andJunior and Juv- sion there were about 10 competitors, well chosen speech. on seat but much giving so far voting indicates that the com- expressed his willingness to meet the the Turkish demands, even against he was elected to a Juniors. In the was not much talking similar honours in the of a general competition, and about 20 in the cipal Council of Boulder. and two The their British colleague. The French winner) which was looked for at a function petition. is exciting very keen interest. Greek Generals in view enile divisions. Seniors, G. Foley (last year's years later received his Commisison of divisions. was pleased to Miss McTavish (Victoria) is polling all he in one agreement between the Allied and Emissary supported the Turks' request the keen longas was as a such however calibre his the to showed the again opposition two. in understood the Peace from the Moore administraHe generals. enter Thrace night. Turkish to Miss Brown (South Ausis that so closely and open well, very year As the old town clock struck being met tralia). These two queens of our be seen distance runner, tion. With an interval of one closely Kemal Pasha's message to the popuagreement of September 23. left ConAs a matter that so far the Appeal had not Senior champion athletes could Byrne. K. of by day has 100 "The followed hoped the he -Bouillon (1908) the late Mr. Beston was in but vieing with lation of Constantinople: are desired, M. Franklin States desuccess the Eastern yards with nearest of affairs fighting for supremacy and hundred few Guhl sur- of fact the last identified with the municipal and peace, corresponding with the national stantinople for Paris. between these as the result of the bazaar the appeal, each other to gain popular favour, yards. Mick Campbell Not everything Boulder from 1906 until December, scales on last veloped into a sprint and V. Clune on behalf of the good Brothers at Clow of the re aspirations, is near. Foreign Office reports Kemalists' apprehensive doubt, no are, 1915, prised all by turning the race in Phillips due to to two runners. He was elected Mayor resuiteee pursued 1919. devolves on arms. The whole world penetration of Ismid zone boundaries. he year's champion. The 2; R. Abbott, could not be separated-.4,t the tape for tad, whose work had been would be suit of a contest with the ever-popular The sane section of and continued in that office until having mistaken the quietly but very effectively, Queen of Charity, Mrs. McCarthy. It is on our side. on M. Campbell, 1; J. Guhl, authoriWestern British in December, 1919-the longthird. side. deour the resigned richly is on it opinion concludwithdrew success the the see British They with to 1; K. crowned be interesting will Time, 12sec. that of eroley. 3. Mayor conany 14aFathon: of misIncident office Settior of formerly so. est term statesmen who were ties demand to do He urged all to identify them3. ing figures in this contest. The Junior and Juvenile Championrespec- Byrne. 2;;V.Clune and L. race and served. municipality. During those trying guided are on our side." sidered closed. selves with the good work by giving ship. 100 yards and 50 yards, Jim' Seaman ran a great blflsa Merda Scott's Ball. war years, the late Mr. Beaton was succegtian; bazaar. His (a former Governor Labour Council demands imthe British during Islington Lord generously tively, were run off in quick 1; ..,kotter, won for the Juniors. some foremost in all patriotic movements, mediate resignation of 'theas GovernMiss Scott is working very hard to of New Zealand and ex -Under Secrc Seaman, 1; J. Grace remained in the hall for resulting: -Junior: Moffit. J. means Marathon: a Junior reand did a tremendous amount of usement and a general election tary of State for India) protests make her plain and fancy dress chillittle time, during which the ladies the 2; Nevin, 3. Time, 12 4-5sec.,-ruvenD. Baldwin, 3. 3. 2; reconsideration He conducted the business .n Foley, on crisis ful work. held rigorous Ireland, be a 2; applying to by ball. Attributes ensuring war. much. of to against a dren's and adults' ile: Worner. 1; Tulloch, Near Campbell was the first to get lieved him the in a Colin of the council with firmness and tact of the British position November 4th, in St. George's Hall. it Near East to Britain's unwise Eastern means recommended by him for the exTime, 8sec. no the Juvenile Marathonians. is too much to say that he there not among is in Thinks it declares and success years. Handicap also three great It a past Boys and East. great success, policy during ended: -- traction of cash. The District The Senior Championship Guhl, date, 1; Pianta, and pro shadow of justification for war with made an ideal Mayor. While makthe isolation Remember of be. policy to 11 Britain's promises attractive very a yards, ended thus: G. Clune, J. The hall presented R. Abbot 16 points, 1: ing no pretensions to oratory 4-5sec. open -November 4th. Miss vocation should never have been asTurkey. 2; Fitzgerald, 3. Time. 11 appearance. myriads of coloured and keep it secured the Sen- points, 2; V. Cline, 9 points, 3. speeches were marked by commonbe abandoned filialthe services of a Martial law proclaimed in Greece. The fifth event of the day, Championship: W. MI streamers, flags, palms, flowers, gaily Scott hasorchestra, and will be pleased sumed, and should Junior one The sense, and he had the saving grace or -proved Handicap. everyly. splendid stalls; 13 points. ior 100 Yards stocked best Seaman. well and J. 1; decked points, 19 view separat- fit, humour which placed him on the kindserious or goods. very cash in takes donations much Government receive and to taste of the moat interesting, a foot 2; W. artistic 3. A thing revealing 2; J. Carter, 9 points, Social of terms with his audiences. Women's of the position at Mudania ConferCatholic ing Maunsell, 1; W. Malone, the part of the Ring Tel. A4787. on he was work and man, care broadminded ly -natured, Harrington supplied full reence. James. 3. Time, 11 3.6sec. Handicap: Government House Ball. stallholders, and of Mr. Vincent. who ready to associate himself with any Guild of Australia Turkey asking of the situation. port Final 100 Yards JuniorFoley, 3. Time the gayer part of for the district. responsible erof was an good to the drawn for movement Attention has been far beyond those conceded Meredith, 1; Moffit 2; J. the decorative effect. The "Surprise ror. which is regretted, in our repors for terms note. He was a prominent member of the Deadlock at Confer(By E. M. K.) 12 1-5sec. Packet Stunt." conducted by Mr. of the above. The Roselea Nursery in Paris of the howling club and the racing club, and heats the was by event Perth next in Among ence. The popular. formation most proved recent Ryan, the The loaned kindly HenR. a foundation member of the trotting Coronel) Mrs. Ismid (per invading cavalry of a branch chea Kemalist were Juvenile 75 Yards Handicap, prizes Archbishop valuable the many the the of Grace He was a prominent and actheir club. beautiful palms and many Troops concentrating further his zone. nessey and G. Worner winning Women's Social Guild are the results of the que for £2 2s, pairs of shoes valued at Catholic following the John's. and of The Wilson not tive member of the Hibernian Society, and flowers; For of that area. want. ExaminaSouth-Westh to the -felt respective heats. handsome two long Practical and a Is, £1 than less College no affairs he was always supplied has -First Trinity all the chairs. been making and in Catholic Greek newspapers declare the quesThose who still have money or ticHeats of Junior Sack Race. The Mineral Spring Cornmany years the Guild has tions recently held by Dr. Ford, a ready and valuable worker. He had 2; Newingsend in same States, kindly provokes the bankto asked of Thrace are Eastern cooler tion successful: and kets the Heat: Keeley, 1; Seaman,McAlwey, safe in being a of who regrets his exhibition headway presented pany's friends. of much 1; students a wide circle Second Heat: good work. ruptcy of European Christians. The This vase 'without delay. ton, 3. He leaves a widow. two and is doing wonderfully are: First Steps. -Credit Pass: Mary excited much attention. donated demige. of the return "The says: to "Hestia" Guild McLaughlin, 2; Carter. 3. Third Heat:3. Glynn. Law. the kindly of been for whom Sydney has outfit objects Pass: able The Catholic sons, and two daughters, RoCatholic Ladies of Perth and Sub- Turk to Europe constitutes treason Henshaw, 1; Nevin, 2; Abbott, the Appeal by the company. and will (a) The organisation of and Preparatory. 'Honours: KatieStaples, sincere sympathy is felt in their beSmith, 2; to give Accommo- and betrayal. handing over of charable The are who urbs the ticFourth Heart: MeGuiness. 1; union, educational, Nellie art by of social, as Hennah, be disposed Edna reavement. -R.I.P. to Thrace means not sovereignity but. women Billy dation to Immigrants are asked the sale Garbutt. 3. Fifth Heat: Tulloch, 1; nan, itable workers. The funeral of the late Mr. S. BesPhyllis Law. Jessie Fuhrmann, Sheila kets for which are. and will be, onwardof send particulars of terms, etc.. to extermination and massacre." A Jack Clune, 2; T. Fitzpatrick. Pass: Millbank. for the next two months. (b) The bringing of the influences Stuart Daff. ton took place on Friday afternoon, proan Ladies' Hurdles Young reached Senior legisCurzon the Catholic upon of and Poincare to bear in the Secretary, The final Banks. prize de 5th. principles is the which Josephine robe, Catholic 6th inst.. the remains being interCurtain, the was c.o. this office. agreement which was to be subject to lative and administrative bodies. vided great interest. The result by a Junior. -Honours: Jean Klause Lil- Grand Art Union, and several pairs of Club, Perth, in the Catholic portion of the ' taking an interest red confirmation by their respective CabiWilliams, a win for Guhl from Campbell while Alicia Guild Pass: In the morning The Cemetery. Barnett. lian goorlie Bryant ConferitMudania enable devote will It shall nets. matter of inches only, with W. third:(Violin). questions. Requiem Mass in in all social Lily Whyte, Mavis Holbery for affecting there was a solemn directly to be resumed. ence running a hard uphill raceBryant, those to Lacey. The Boulder. -Beryl especially self Church. Hallows All Intermediate. 3. the of where approved has Except Cabinet Pass: French Guhl, 1; Campbell, 2; W. Stent. children. women and Senior.-Honours: Vera Rev. Dr. O'Hurley officiated, there of The agreement supports agreement. are involved, the The Junior Hurdles were also full the principles congregation. Catholic large Mooney. a being Sheila the immediate evacuation of Thrace to Guild shall be non-political. interest, Seaman. winning up to Shortly after three o'clock the corTheory -June, 1922. matthe Maritza frontier by Greek troops last hurdle, was beaten in the run by In this State, one of the first tege left the deceased's late residence continYolande Allied Pass: of be control -Credit the will Moffit, with Carter a good third-Mofunder Preparatory. consideration receive to Forrest -street, Boulder, the procesters in the Staples, 3. supervise for Cagents, which will also fit. 1; Seaman, 2; Carter, Colgan. Sheila Curtain. NzIlie Phyllis the establishment of a Hostel com- sion being very lengthy. The hearse The most exciting event of the day reestablishment of Turkish control tholic circumstances Dorothy Frances Kennedy, Joseph whose, girls, laden with a large number of was Jim Treaty. Jump. Peace in the city. after the signing of the was the Senior High Law, Edna Hennah, Daniel wreaths, and was following by the pel them to live in lodgings Greeks signified their adherence to Clime. a young lad of 15, broke the girls, by reason Josephine de Banks, Pass: Rees, such many coach containing the imme often, Too mourning tins. drawn themselves diate relatives. the formulae which had been College Record by clearing 5ft. Katie Ronan. Then came a motor of their associations find Lacey, Beryl up. Neutral zones will be modified Abbott and Laslett also performed -Honours: influences and Junior Catholic all with more wreaths, and a from laden adrift car remain beBritish troops would slightly. splendidly, the latter jumping especial. Mavis Holbery. Jean Klause. Pass: morals and faith and other vehicles cars of motor ultimately their To com- string grounds, blue ly well for a heavy man-J. Clune, 5ft. at Chanak. Lucy Ellen O'Neill. Alicia Williams. extending for nearly half a mile. The come very much endangered. Gents' "Oxford" Fashion SHIRTS, double cuffs. white Poincare discussed the and HosCurzon 2in., 1; It. Abbott, 5ft. lin.. 2; T. LasCatholic a Advanced Junior.-Henours Lillian for pallbearers: -The need as acted bat this, the and black stripes. 10/6. at the following reply to the Angora Note on the Peace lett. 4ft. llin., 3. double cuffs and collars Barnett. Mayor of Boulder (Mr. J. A. Rogers), tel exists. Girls accommodated "Tobralco" and "Selkeip" Fashion SHIRTS, best will Sheila there of Anticipated Houours: high-grade in In the Junior Broad Jump Carter Conference. advantages value the all the Intermediate. M. Jackson, J. Gribble, These are indisputably Messrs. E. W. Hostel will have to match, 12/6. be two conferences-first one at Scatshowed that he will soon be among the atmosphere. Their Mooney. Lyon Johnson, J. G. Williams, H. Petry. Shirtings. Islands a distinctly Catholic Prince's the healof colours. one fast as on or Intermediate. -Pass: Vera stripes, ari, College's best. The event finished in made be white and will The chief Advanced recreations. too, E. Pauley and J Cawley. "Repp" Fashion SHIRTS, in black in the Sea of Marmora between Nothe order: Carter, 1; Moffit, 2; McAlStent. thy and as enjoyable as possible. citizens of the two towns and the collars to match, 11/6, 12/8. Fashion 1 and January 10. to settle the Length, 15ft. Sin. Cambric also vember wey, 3. is French at the Beautiful Soft Finish, Woven Stripe His Grace the Archbishop take up Roads Board were in attendance of GRAND CHILDREN'S PLAIN AND Final Juvenile 75 Yards Handicap: peace terms, and proclaim the prinblue, hello. pink and the graveside. and representatives SHIRTS. double cuffs, 9/6. White grounds, with anxious that the Guild should FANCY DRESS BALL. freedom of the Straits, and the of emiEaton, 1; Wormer. 2; Hennessey. 3. ciple BakMaster Catholic the brown stripes. the work of welcoming could also be A.N.A., the H.A.C.BS. In aid of the Sacred Heart Convent 13/9. second under the auspices of the the unshrinkable, AsSemi -Final Junior Sack Race.-First Trotting the SHIRTS and Help Tennis Association, Flannel ers' Building Fund, Creme Ceylon grant women. League of Nations to settle the regime Also with blue or black 6/11. Heat: Henshaw, 1; Fitzpatrick, 2. Secof placing these sociation. given in the matter where White Mercerised "Sport" SHIRTS. Will be held in for governing the freedom of the they shall ond Heat: Tulloch, 1; Smith, 2. Third A large and representative meeting in positions HALL. of Collars. 6/11. Best value in the trade. will give great wear, 7/6. women ALBAN'S Striped ST. representatives this To 2. Straits. McGuiness, of prac1; McAlwey, Heat: opportunity single cuffs; the 19. SHIM, least Band of parishioners of All Hallows, Boula at "Repp" on OCTOBER have Heavy invited be THURSDAY. will probably Russia new these 12/6. of Fourth Heat: Carter, 1; Garbutt 2. designs. Many neat Faith. der, says the Kalgoorlie "Miner," was tising their British Crepe PYJAMAS. Grand March at 8 o'clock. similar footing to other interested nawith coloured stripes. are recent Final Junior Sack Race: Henshaw, held at the Presbytery after 10 o'clock Refreshments. 'arrivals, we are informed, The "Melrose" Cloth PYJAMAS, blue ground, Prizes. tions. very is it hence 1; Carter, 2; Smith. 3. Faith the 6d. Mass on Sunday morning to consider 12/6. Children, ls.; Adults, ls British Cabinet has endorsed the converts tothat they should have the The 220 Yards Senior Championship stripes, in pink. helio, and blue, 13/6. block in Fox, the best means of perpetuating the Miss will and PYJAMAS. necessary which Keating Ceylonette Mrs. agreement, sewn, 10/6, 11/6, Poincare-Curzon and double and cut was another surprise to the general surroundings. well Catholic of memory of the late Mr. S. Beston. All influence Organisers. Strong Flannelette PYJAMAS. come into effect if Turkish representapublic, when Abbott was again beaten. when they first set welcome present, all of whom were intimately Catholic a remaining 12/6. accept Cr tives at Conference a of Most now thought that the favourite, establishment The acquainted with the deceased gentlefoot here. conditions or Allies' note. would be beaten for Champion Athlete, do much to help man, and many of whom were closely should Hostel Mtholic resumed. at Mudania Conference but in the following events he greatly associated with him in church work. in this direction. LATE SPORTING. SAUCEPANS. pearl inside, ika refused to allow the Kemalist forpleased his supporters by his improved Judge Brand Heavy Enamelled Steel The newly -formed Guild is anxious agreed that the memorial he himself through Thrace be' 5pt., 7/-. 6pt. 7/8, 8pt. 8/9, passage 6/3, 4pt. any ces 5/3, parish. 3pt. every display. Guhl ran a great race in the 4/6, from 2pt., outside. "Sparkle.") (By black would have chosen if he had a choice. to admit members front handles. fore the conclusion of peace. and 'every would be one that would be useful to 220. just getting home before Maun13/6. 14pt. 15/-. 12pt. 14pt., fitted with Pearl inside, woman, 12pt. 10/-, lOpt. Catholic Every inforzecd SELECTIONS. Rome at Legation STEWPANS. BELMONT PARK Steel Angora age of Enamelled years sell-Guhl, 1; Maunsell. 2; Abbott, 3. Heavy !fourteen Brand "Judge" children attending the All Hallows to the Catholic girl over 8in., 6/9, 81in. 7/9. 98in. 8/9. that.while the French deletates acceptThe the Time, 28 1-5. Hurdle Race: Delprat, 1; Ramillies, and for black outside. 58in. 4/3. 61in. 5/-, 7in. 6/-, shall be eligible for membership. Help schools, in whose welfare 3/9. 3pt. 4/3, 4pt. 4/9. 5pt. Conference moved 2pt. Mudania KETTLES, Lady The Junior 220 Yards Championship 2; Bectol, 3. Enamel Our to Brown Steven's comfort he was always so deeply Guild is dedicated ance of all Kemal's demands, the BritGhost, whose was full of pace, Moffit winning al Holy the First Class Plate: Bronzine, 1; Kernto therefore 6/-, 8pt. 8/3. and was decided, 6pt. It 5/3. outChristians. interested. of black acceptanct., ish delegates opposed their BOILERS, pearl inside her that a fountain. suitably inscribed, great style. with McAlwey and sary, 2; Ayrlove. 3. Steven's Heavy Enamelled Steelgalls. and its motto is, "She hath put outxxxi., 22/6; 5 galls. 32/6. and the conference was suspended (Prow. close behind-Moffiit, 1; McAlwey. Second Class Plate: Coastland, 1; 18/6: 28 galls. 20/-, 3 things." school grounds tne galls. in strong 2 to erected side, be were hand galls. should 15/6, 28 galls. 16/9. 3 while particulars of the situations Sittella, 2; Golden Plumage. 3. Seaman, 3. Time, 31 2-5sisc. Steven's Tinned Steel BOILERS. 2 gall. 19.) which would help to remind those who telegraphed to London. welcome Junior 220 Yards Handicap: Keeley, October Handicap: Winged Victory, gladly will qualities sterling 4 galls. 25/6, 5 galls. 30/ the Record" us of 18/6, interis after inside, f"The come PANS. white Curzon's journey to Paris Fryer. 3. Time, 1; Benry, 2; Andronicus, 3. 1; Henshaw, 2; Steven's Heavy Enamelled Steel Preserving the and give publicity to propaganda from just -departed. A subscription 20 pts. 17/6, 24 pts. 19/6. preted as an indication that or- of the Third Class Plate (First Division): 31 3-5sec. black outside. 12 pts. 12/-, 16 pts.1 15/-, list was opened at the meeting. and a at Mudania this latest auxiliary to Catholic 3. 19/6. W. burner. representatives R. Chidna, 2; Noisy French Handicap: the Volplane, Yards give 1; No. 220 We Hatton. Sir Senior original, State. this STOVES, in Primus sum was immediately the ganisation substantial with very accord 21/ complete burner, in are not Welter: Blue Steel, 1; Delusive chell, 1; Barnard, 2;.K. Byrne, 3. Time, Primus STOVES. original No. 5. Silent Catholic Women's Social Guild un-a forthcoming. and, as it was felt that British delegates. Hope. 3; Hason, 3. original No. 1. Noisy, 4/6. we wish it 27 1-5sec. and BURNERS, Primus welcome. of Mr. Beston's remany hearty very Mudania probably at delegates The Greek "R.") Third Class Plate (Second Division): Final Juvenile Beetle Race: CampPrimus Burner. original, No. 5, Silent. 6/. friends outside the Church might wish fused to agree to the withdrawal of bounded tittecess.-Ed Polydimite, 1; Thesfiores, 2; First bell. 1; Worner, 2; Hennessey, 3. the desire to do in associated to be Thrace. from Greek troops Senior Long "limp. ._;ampbell, 18ft., Away. 3. CHILDREN'S AND ADULTS' posthumous honour, it was decidFrench paper, "Journal des Dehats." PLAIN DRESS BALL. him FANCY 1; W. Abbott, 17ft. 68.in.. 2; R. Bryant, AND and secretary' as the treasurer the AND ADULTS' that acting ed are CHILDREN'S Turks says that the 17ft., 3 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17. (Rev. Dr. O'Hurley and Mr. J. CawGRAND PLAIN AND FANCY conquerors of Europe and promising HALL. SUBIACO. Final Senior 440 Yards Handicap; K KING'S receive subto BALL. empowered DRESS be ley) nothing. At 7.30 p.m. Byrne, 1; G. Little, 2; L. Phillips, 3. scriptions from anyone desiring to be SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 4, 1922. Itonar Law says Britain is at the Church. Joseph's St. of Time. 59sec aid In PERTII. by HALL, not so associated. ST. GEORGE'S Straits and in Constantinople Good Prizes. Final Junior 440 Yards Handicap: I.X.L. Orchestra. at 8 p.m. her own action alone, but by the will Tickets. Is. R. Keeley. lffi McLaughlin, 2; J. Foley. aid of Clontarf Boys' Orphanage. In Powers. which won the Allied Try our Three-Course Dinner. Savoy of the Meagher, and 72sec. Time, Stubbs 3. Mesdames Lyric Orchestra. Cafe. war, and America is one of these Organisers. Senior 440 Yards Championship: R. Scott. Mercia Miss free by Organised The retention of the Powers. Abbott, 1; V. Clune, 2; J. Guhl 3. Tickets. 2s. Prizes. Good Time, 65 2-3sec. Telephone A4787. Junior 440 Yards Championship: W.
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