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Most Rev. Dr. Sheehan
and was educated at St. John's College in that City, and at Maynooth, and also at the Universities of Oxford. He was orGriefswald, and Bonn. dained in 1895. Later, he was appointed professor of classics at Maynooth, and a few years later. became vice-president of that college. He has been a commisisoner of education in Ireland, and is the author of several works bearing on Irish studies.
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Speaking to a representative of the Melbourne "Advocate," his Grace the Acknowledgements. which Co-adjutor Archbishop of Sydney, said The bazaar in the Town Hall, was closed In the next issue a complete list or in regard to the Gaelic revival: was open for eight nightsThe actual published. be will acknowledgements night. on last Monday "I have always beer. interested in the next Mr. Vic. Yates, who conducted very financial results will appear in our reof the Gaelic language, as I revival in raffles chocolate the unqualified successfully an They are issue. future of our connection with the Cathedral Stall, consider that the political proach to the frozen charity of its of wishes to thank Miss M. Golding for Ireland depends almost entirely on Catholic people. The thermometer am glad I use by the Irish people. her great and untiring assistance, Missgenerosity as far as our only Catholic of is Joe beMessrs. is movement the Coronel. that and concerned measure is Bannon, es beyond Orphanage for boys It was, thought incredible, Tobin and Coronel (junr.). and Master now spreading throughout Ireland. low zero. Goode, Messrs. provided also and criterion Coronel, Paul This year special courses for teachers despite the poor It is to a Catholic priest that the Durrant and Co., Ltd., for the loan of to acquire a knowledge of the Irish United States is indebted in large park prior to the bazaar. that the generous apany greatly in were which two hampers, instinct could be so morbid neither have been provided in vari- for the acquisition of the North-west preciated by the Cathedral Stall; Mr. language people. Evidently the majority and it is very Territory. from which has been carved Buscombe (Ugly Men's Association). ous parts of toIreland, Illinois, see nor feel, even if thee/ naturally know that. despite the the States of Ohio, Indiana, satisfactory It unions, art for barrel appeal. a of use boys' the for orphan That priest was the hear, Wisconsin. and Aherns. Ltd., for supply of large troubled conditions in the country, the and was born in who would seem that Clontarf is an unGibault, Pierre Father or flags, etc. courses have been well attended. This worthy institution; that the workcitiin 1737. Received on behalf of the candi- is a very hopeful sign, and I feel cure Montreal training orphan boys to be good Patrick Henry, when Governor of and Competitime (Queen of Brown Miss of a waste dature quite is that the day is not far distant when Virginia. referred to Father Gibault as zens £1: Mr. T. responsibilWiluna, tion): Mr. Duffy, money; that it is nobody's language will be generally "the priest to whom this country owes line, the Irish ity to help those boys who have the O'Connell, 686 Mile Camp. Trans. spoken in Ireland. Long before the many thanks for his zeal and services." £1; Mr. Moffat, Day Dawn. £1; Well misfortune to be left without parental the European war I re- Judge Law, in his "History of Vincenof outbreak we and care. We know as Chris- Wisher, S.A., £1; Mrs. Brophy, Subiaco, member addressing the students at nes," says that next to George Rogers £1 Is; P. J. Quilty, Wyndham. £5. tians that charity is not an optional Clark and Francis Vigo, the accession Maynooth and stressing the importthing, and as mere human beings that of the great and rich country west of to ance of the Irish language as a nationour natural feeling of attachment the Ohio was due to Father Gibault possithe hearts discussed our then I moves al asset. kin and WEDDING. our own kith more than to any other man. bility of an asemblage of the nations with compassion towards our less forFather Gibault was pastor at KalDo future Peace Conference, and I kaska. Illinois, the centre of many at a tunate and helpless fellow beings. SMITH-LIERANE. nafor case Ireland's that your kindness at once,. Po not proout pointed wedCatholic missions. when he first met A very pretty and interesting priest -he crastinate, and what is worse tantalise ding was solemnised at the Sacred tional rights Mould be greatly strength- General Clark. The young over the victims of unfortunate cirof .her presentation was then about 40-had lived in Vinened if in the Goomalling, on Tuesday, Church, Heart help to mean you If cuntetances. and he was October 3, by the Rev. Father O'Mal- claims her spokesmen used the Irish cennes under the English,General Clark them, help them now; not when they The contracting parties were language as a mark of national dis- not friendly to them setare no longer capable of receiving help. ley. Canadian the of esteem the and won Mr. of daughter Mayoungest Dr. that tinctiveness. I think Prove your sincerity by timely action. Myrtle. Illinois, of territory in the whole Mrs. J. S. Leehane, Bencubbin, and guire, director of the Far East mis- tlers Of course, those who cannot help are Gibault. Father of particularly the and and Mrs. son of youngest sion in Australia, would probably re- When the English began to carry the not asked to do so. But who cannot Conrad. Mr. E. Smith. Grays. Essex, Engoccasion, as he was in war into the North-west Territory and help in some way or other? Bury van- late land. The altar was tastefully de- member that ity and pride don't use charity as a corated Maynooth at the time. However. even harass the settlers by Indian rlids, the Goomall of Sisters the by you If sins. cloak to cover those Father Gibault offered to visit Vining Convent with white lilies and ferns. in such an Irish atmosphere as Maygive much or give little, give with a nooth, I fancy my statement was re- cennes and induce his compatriots bride, who was given away by lie. humble and happy conscience, not in The into throw their strength and for smiling there in a with was charmingly attired ceived by the students that ostentatious way which deters less father. of ivory georgette, with side credulity. What happened? A few tunes with the American Colonists. wealthy and equally vane, but not less frock a long journey through a wilAfter and lace. of ivory silk, radium years later war broke out. and a charitable people from doing their panels of dangers, Father Gibault with a silver girwas held at the close derness full Conference The good Christian Brothers finished at the waistroses. Peace share. reached Vincennes on his mission. and A veil of -made cannot possibly do that work to which dle of hand of the war. When Ireland was pressdays won the Canadains three within chenwith tulle embroidered fine white without they have dedicated their lives right to be heard at the Peace to the cause of the Colonists. The ille was tastefully arranged with a ing her resource to your charity. It is the Minister of Eng- American flag was hoisted over the Prime the Conference, a form to blossom orange of wreath only resource, and it has so far yieldtrain- A fragrant bouquet of white land taunted the Irish people with not fort and all those who remained took ed a somewhat disappointing return tied with white satin being a nation, inasmuch as they had the oath of allegiance to the Continapproximately £1,500 to date towards lilies and erica That taunt ental Congress. Vincennes later was The bridescarried. no distinctive language. reducing a colossal debt of £7,000, the streamers was wore a will soon lose its sting, because the taken by the English. but was in turn Eileen Miss interest on which amounts to over £400 maid, dress of pale Brown, heliotrope and Irish people are putting their hand captured by the Americans and held pretty per annum. black picture hat. She carried a bou- vigorously to the work of revival. If permanently. Results. Union Art Grand Father Gibault's work in behalf of quet of beautiful shaded helitrope flowRepublic were created in Ireland to- the Church was no less heroic and im The above was drawn in the pre- ers and ribbon to match. The duties amorrow, a with abolished be might it portant than his labours ?or his adoptsence of a large number of people. and of best man were ably carried out by the Irish lan- ed country. In addition to his pasof the committee of the Appeal. The Mr. R. Dockett, Bencubbin. The Wed- stroke of the pen; but if chairman, Mr. M. F. Cavanagh, anding March was played by a pupil of guage were once more in general use, toral duties in Kaskaskia, he underaffect they as change could journeys into the winners political missionary prize left no merely took the nounced the Convent as the happy northern part of Illinois and into Miswere drawn from the barrel by Miss the Church. Mrs. J. S. Leehane, mother the national vitality. the are at least four of these following made The He the guests, souri. Molly Dwyer. of the bride, who received "You are familiar," said his Grace. winning numebrs:-1st., 7268; 2nd.. was becomingly gowned in black char- "with recent happenings in Ireland. journeys, the shortest of which he himleagues." 5th, 9007; five hundred 4th, "was said 40149; self 23619; 3rd., muse. with hat en suite. A bouquet The country is still unsettled, but the He served at Vincennes in his early 18856; 6th. 18943; 7th, 8654; 8th, of shaded roses completed her teilerts. exaggreatly are accounts 11th, Genenewspaper at St. 10439; 10th, subsequently and career. 27575; 9th. 15732; Mrs. McHugh wore a smart frock of Winners may ob- blue chadmot silk, hand embroidered gerated. I take no pessimistic view of vieve and Cahokia. He died in New 29964; 12th, 9154. ticconfiam duplicate 1804. and in Madrid, Missouri, tain prizes on producing with hat and scarf to match. Mrs. the present situation, kets and applying to Rev. Brother Carr was attired in a cream serge cos- dent that everything will right itself in Geoghegan, Clontarf. z tume, with black picture hat. After time." Captured correspondence between the ceremony the party motored to the Eamonn De Valera and other prominHis Grace first became acquainted Queen of State Competition were a dainty wedHotel, Goomalling and Republicans reveals that De Va1890. ent in Mannix Archbishop with anOwing to not being the success ding breakfast was served. Rev. Father for fifteen years they were associated lera recommended that the rebel army ticipated, it has been decided to keep O'Malley presided, ane. the usual toasts talcs control and assume reshould Mayat staff as members of the college this competition open for a few weeks were honoured. The three -tiered wedenabling De Valera and nooth. Naturally, their meeting in sponsibility, longer, in order to give those people ding cake, which everyone admired, to resign as public reprehis colleagues who have not so far contributed any- was a gift of Mr. and Mrs. H. K. MerMelbourne after a lapse of years was sentatives. He points out that he and thing to this most deserving charity cer. Jarrahwood. old friends of the interesting to both prelates, who rehave all of the public colleagues his one more chance of doing their duty to bridegroom. Later in the evening viewed their college days and the many responsibility, but no voice and no authe homeless boys whom Clontarf is inthe left Goomalling in C. Smith ocurred cannot get the posiand Mrs. have he Mr. that If changes thority. Many well known faces by motor fOr Kalamunda, via Perth, to sheltering. tion made clear, he threatens to resign years. were missing during the bazaar. and if spend their honeymoon. The bride tervening publicly. Waterford, of a native is Grace His our people had only come along and travelled in a smart costume of navy done their little bit, the result would relieved with champagne, and a becertainly have been more gratifying to coming hat to match. The happy ..the men and women who worked so couple were the recipients of numerous fong and so hard to make this Appeal congratulatory telegrams, cheques, and a success. It semed fated not to be valuable presents. What a cruel shame! a success. There is yet a chance to do something. Goldfields and country people, too. despite the oft-repeated calls, have sadly LATE SPORTING. disappointed the good Brothers. They left it to the city, and the city people (By "Sparkle.") did not accept the responsibility, and TROTTING so between all the orphanage suffered. State Handicap: Bell Silver, 1; DouOn the 23rd. inst., Mrs. Brown is holding an evening at her residence, 32 glas, 2; Golden Breeze, 3. Mt. Lawley Handicap: Collingwood's Vincent -street, Mt. 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Summary of the Cables An English Judge, Mr. Justice Roche. holds the opinion that the medical profession would perform a public service if it studied earnestly the question of sterilising epileptics, instead of allowing them to propagate disease and crime. The King gave an audience to Lloyd George on the 13th. inst. The audience Mr. George preoccupied an hour. sented a detailed report on affairs in the Near East. Greece has accepted the Mundania with the reservations that the time limit for the Greek evacuation of Thrace is too short. and ;hat the guarantees offered in return are not sufficient. of Kemalists clearing Anatolia Some 25,000 are awaiting Greeks. conveyance from the country. Greek vessels are leaving incessantly. Asquith says the story of the Coalition is a long and unbroken record of delusion and disappointment. The sooner a general election comes the better. Clynes (Leader of British Parliamentary Labour Party) says "Bolshevism was produced in Russia by the suppression of all popular liberty, ane. a rebellion can be fomented in Britain by Ministers seeking to put the Labour Party outside of the pale of constitutional action." At the Birmingham Conservative Club, Mr. Austin Chamberlain. Lord Privy Seal, and leader of the House of Commons, said "He thought in days of struggle and stress they should subordinate their own party's aims and personal considerations to the welafre of
f he Prophet and the Jester in Chesterton
(By Myles Connolly, in "America.") usually reserved There are two different people in efilawith the intimacy All to all, it was a the dead. Chesterton the prophet and the jes- for men rubbed young that world strange so yet and wag, ter. the poet and the their eyes at. with Wells writing pre interwoven. or rather, so interfused, as of historic history for school teachers iss The cl,mto be indistinguishable. occupied the future, and Kipling bination is unique, inimitalbe, a singufar as can be discovered) autograps On lar accomplishment of creation. ing copies of "Kim.' occasions he is at one and the same The young man on the rim of specutime so startlingly jocose and wistful, so to lation looked about end saw nothing. yet as meek, and so agfilissive I have my He blindly bumped into Anatole be almost incredible. own explanation. I believe truth is France saying nothing gently and He pleasantly to a wide audience. most always paradoxical to mortals. I the found Mencken over here shouting the think that Chesterton has been thinkin same at the top of his voice ing so closely to the truth for so long deprehe to Chautauqua of the transformed manner slowly been has that he He discovered Huneker vercates. resemble what he does gaze upon. Today he would make an excellent, satilely shooting off fiambuoyant supthough rather large. sacred -profane erficialities like a pin -wheel at the fireEverybody was much cleverworks. gargoyle for one of his beloved cathedrals. And, once in position, a host of er than the clever folk of the past, and Everywhere label to interesting. up more much minor critics would leap was nothing varied endlessly. varied him a paradox. up. pyrotechnic vast one The other day I ran across an up-to- rapidly. like There was nothing worth the-minute youth who spoke of "the heaval. was nothing there about; late Gilbert Chesterton." a trick in the thinking 'there was nothing current mode that reminds one of my worth knowing; agnostictrade, where the obituary of a famous really worth doing. Artistic of accomplishment. acme the ism was Such death. his before written man is disinterested a life, remarks startle one for the moment, And as for living shrug . . . and stir up the old question of literary smile, a caustic eye,we a believe our In these days when every enough. Perhaps, if merit. our Cabell) (to paraphrase dreams a scenor magazinist third man is a that And ario writer the only sure way of set- dreams will come true. or or unfortunate fortunate be would enduring is tling whether or not fame And what of it? possibly, neither. is to wait, and let t..e fame endure. Perhaps Chesterton will have a promSuch was the attitude of current the Empire." Such it is at present, for inent place when the history of the age thought. Indian Students' Committee of In- is written. -It is certain that some of that matter, if you add the quips and quiry recommends the cancellation of his short sketches are unique accom- fancies of a few precocious disciples Army Council's regulation debarring plishments in essay writing and for who have recently joined the cast. And Indians from admission to the Univer- many are much more delighted than such was the attitudt met with by They sity Training Corps. Indian students anything of Hazlitt or Lamb. Some fell for the eager young men. are joining German universities under deserve a generous share of longevity. comfortability of incoherency and WI' the belief that they would not be wei- A Boswell, I believe, would make him restraint, for the glitter of clever comcorned by British Universities. immortal. pany, for the exquisite charm of novBut suppose he is the "late Gilbert elty, for the nonchalant preciosity of M. Millerand. President of France, repatriated of and not -what is he Chesterton" -which the intelligensia. Some became a recenaly pardoned German prisoners in Toulon who were it? He has done his work well. He little muddled, gave it up, and found Heavy offences. satisthe convicted of war can lay down his pen with contentment in writing ads. and selling sentences on five others were substan- faction of the soldier who hangs up his insurance. And some. the some whose Chestially reduced. musket after a long campaign. hearts were right, who felt a little sadMr. Reginald McKenna, an ex terton has fought for the things he ly that their big brothers were not He has fought valiantly and playing fair, who yearned for someChancellor of the Exchequer, on his loves. return from America, stated that persistently. With a genius that de- thing steadfast and beautiful and worth Anglo-American relations had never voted to iconoclastic ridicule or pure loving. sat down with their heads in been more cordial than they were to- entertainment would have brought the their hands and wondered. . . day. world to his feet, he was content to Of the last mentioned thire were a Mr. Reginald McKenna, banker and fight for ideas that clever men smirkI know, who discovered a jovial financier. says it is not true that the ed at, to declare for homely truth in few, Gilbert K. Chesterton. Percould collapse of the German a world of attractive and fashionable gentleman, it was ''Orthodoxy- they happen. haps He never forsook the ex- ed upon, disbelief. have been avoided by firmer methods or his ballads, or "Heretics." perience of a sturdy pass for facile on the part of the German Governor "George Bernard Shaw," or "The The German Government had dreams of a non-existent future. "The ment. Whatever they began Inn." next age is blank," he once wrote. "and Plying to sell marks in order to make exterwith intrigued them- into more. They nal payments, and such selling reduc- I can paint it in my favourite colour. a manfulness and jollity and ed the price of t)le mark. It requires real courage to face the found that were as fascinating as past. . ." To those who said the militancy An Essen newspaper, the "Bergsthey were rare. They discovered that Christian ideal had been tried and seriousness on a few things allowed werkszeiturig," declares that through found wanting, he replied it had been the collapse of her currency Germany -hearted gayety on all the rest. "It whole has extracted from foreigners ten found difficult and left untried. They discovered that a man must is always simple to fall," he argued, times more than she has paid in cash climb to a well -established pinnacle beof angles infinity an always "there arc reparations. he can safely view the world, that at which one stands." He had the fore The trial of the 13 youths charged a of relativities is a mad universe of murder about the words in own use his courage, to with being concerned unless you have a determined another, to speak truisms and main- jumble Dr. Rathenau has terminated. Ernst view. after which it may bepoint of evoimyears' 15 Materialistic tain they were true. Techow was sentenced to come a kaleidescopic extravaganza or prisonment, Guenther to eight years, lution as a complete system of thought drama, a magnificent a momentous years its five as strong to as he considered a chain Sniedrig and Vonsalamon or a religious ceremony, or Hens Teckow to four years. Tilmissing link. "If man is not an image spectacle, each. to the point of according all in one. and theologians, new Schuett the of God." he told lesen to three years, and They saw that license of "then Ile is a disease of the dust. If view. Diestel to two months each. or might not might while it thought, in fell. it is not true that a Divine being American marines have landed cowardly, was certainly vain. They then we can only say that one of the be Foochow to protect American "nafor eleaffection in grow began to animals went entirely off his head." mental things and in enthusiasm for tionals" against the rebel forces which Petty cynics, esthetes, and intellectual life. Very inartistically, they became are attacking the city. to libertines received no mercy from his excited and reveled in it. Very vulFederal members getting back Soon the atmospen. The glory of the commonplace, their electorates. they wanted to be gay. And phere will he electrical with the clash the splendour of domesticity and plain garly, the first time in their young lives politics. party and virtue, the reality of the Christ and for tongues of up sensibly and said: a desire sat they Hughes and Pearce putting the final the Saints, moved him as music to ms for happiness is common. a desire to' One feels that the prolific work. touches to the policy speech. a dewholeheartedly love noblest of those Crusaders, whose hon- sire to fight for what isonecommon, Hughes will announce, it is stated. loves is comour he cherishes and for whom he has mon, let the intelligensia snicker and the de -control of sugar. "We are," says Dr. Earle Page, "pre- received many a jibe, would have been and twist its clever phrases, we pared to accept the goodwill and sup- proud to have him numbered among smirk live the truisms (though they are port of all those organisations who are them. He has fought a good fight for will heavy and old and unsportive in print). for the high aims and the of God for remembrance the prepared to fight we will do what is common. They did. destiny of man. May he fight on. which we stand." And I feel quite sure that the intelliEmis French M. Franklin-Bouiloln, In his dedication to "The Man Who gensia has afforded them more entersary to Mudania, states that the arWas Thursday." he writes to Hillaire than dear old maid pollytainment the upon march rest of the Turkish Belloc: annas ever afforded. Like the hero of Straits was not due to British reinand the Cross" they can cry Ball "The sagacpolitical and the men forcements, but to "A Cloud was on the mind of out: "To me this whole strange world ity of Mustapha Kemal Pasha. wailing went the weather. because in the heart of it is homely, and when Greeks behaving admirably Yes, a sick cloud upon the soul there is a home; to me this cruel world obeying implicitly instructions issued we were boys together. higher than the because is kindly Thrace. of art for a peaceful evacuation Science announced nonentity and heavens there is something more huadmired decay; Parisians are much interested in the If a man must humanity. than man prospective meeting between M. Her The world was old and ended; but you not fight for this, may he fight for and I were gay. . riot (a former senator and ex-Minisanything?" ter) and M. Tchitcherin (the Russian Children we were-our forts of sand Should you ask these young men if were even as weak as we, Soviet 'Minister of Foreign Affairs. in is an artist, they would reBaden. The French Government an- High as they went we piled them up Chesterton that they did not know. But ply he which sea. Russia, bitter to that visit his break to nounces tell you that he is worth would they will make later is in no way official. Fools as we were in motley, all jangled more than a thousand artists to them. Indian press condemns Lloyd George's and absurd, you insist that he is only should And Manchester speech and accuses him of When all church bells were silent, our a jester, they would point out to you cap and bells were heard." "having ignored the interests of miland bells were heard. And cap his that lions of British Moslems in connection Years after, when Chesterton was no should you ask them why they loved with the question at issue." a remained still reply in the words he there would boy, they a him. longer Crowded meetings held at Calcutta on the mind of men. and still his wrote to Shaw: "That when the spirit sympathising with the Turks and con- cloudwas were heard. the last citadel, his bells and besieged denies seen who cap gratulating Kemal Pasha. somewhat. \Veary blaspheming life itself, there were Irregulars in County Donegal have Science had changed prito more one especially, whose it withdrew was some. there popularity laid down their arms under the am- of vacy. leaving Huxley, Spencer, and voice was heard and whose spear was nesty and returned to their homes. profundities supply to broken." ancients never British Labour is planning to contest fellow to Arthur Brisbane and other widely 420 seats. Labour expects to win from Art, too, has known philosophers. 150 to 160 seats. and be strong enough a bit. It no longer admired ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. to make it difficult for any Govern- changed It shook off its languor and ment to play fast and loose with pro- decay. busily about admiring nothset itself The following are acknOwledgenaents blems. eyes their Young men opening ing. of subscriptions received:The British elections are anticipated to the world of current thought had to result in Labour being the second 'Mr. J. White, Sunbury, 30/10/23. 12s no interest in Bradlaugh or Ingersoll. largest group in political parties. dark fellow who had worn 6d: Mr. J. F. Belt, Pingelly. 30/10/23, The Treasury Department, Washing- Wilde was aand 6d; Mrs. Gurney, Ballidu, 30/4/23, 12s with matched epigrams ton, announce the receipt on the 16th. sunflowers named 10s: Mr. J. McKenzie, West Northam, Even Whistler. inst., of £10,000,000 from the British a painter £1 2s 6d; Mrs. G. J. William 31/1/23, was a Teutonic big -boss Government as interest on Britain's Nietzsche war son, Roselyn. 31/1/23, £1; Mr. J. Mchad killed as completewar debt. It is the first payment of whom the ly as time had killed Renan. Nobody Cagh, Arrino, 31/7/23, £1 ls; Mrs. P. interest to the United States. particular and no- Whelan, Geraldton. 31/12/22, £1 3s 6d; Political crisis in Italy. Signor knew anything in was repeating him- Mr. P. Quinn, Yaloran. 31/12/22, 15s; body cared. Shaw disof Cabinet weary Facts reported Mr. T. Corrigan, Waroona, 30/4/23, 10s: Einstein was as comprehensible self. sensions. Mr. P. Barron, Subiaco, 30/9/23, 12s and Sir Arthur Lodge Oliver Sir as to the over has handed Germany 6c1; Mrs. S. Lloyd, Toodyay. 30/6/22, George fairies. Reparations Commission bills equiva- Conan Doyle chasing 13s. of his admirone only the was Moore of paylent to 12,500,000, the balance sleeping to ers who had not succumbed ment due on April 15. Some Look Like, Some Smell Me, sickness. Hardy, turned poet, was None Taste Like UNION BIZ& spoken of by grey-haired book-reviewDine at the Savoy Cafe. .