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THE RECORD, BATA RDAT, MARCH & 1123. NO. 2118.
The Late Miss May
sunlight of God's own Home-to the smile and embrace of Christ's own Mother, and there she is waiting God's own good time to welcome them. And Mary's virgin arms have clasped
ed, now there are over seventy, besides
a curfew law which has been on the
books for years, but which has been large number which have been proletter. All children of fifteen Death of Mother M. avided for in good situations or mar aor dead under must be at home by 9.15 unA great many of the children less accompanied by their elders. Polried Antonio are daily Communicants, and there is ice officers will see that thf law is
If you help to study the subject. to want to do any subject, then go se-th longer no teacher The room. its longer no a flourishing Children of Mary's Soits room. The teacher carried out, and the managers of all on Many of those whom she dality. her child OF OUR GREAT WESTselects, but throws the choice back amusement places have been asked to PIONEER y and BRev are married trained and when taught the pupil. The child goes there Close, close beneath enfolding mantle ERN NURSING ORDER, co-operate. Father lives in Broome Christtan time good the living is that and need, blue, it feels the McMahon, M.A. or at the Mission. On passing through And love is shower'd on her who provto teach and to learn. Then she reThe Holy Father has contributed Broome she noticed the neglected state 600,000 ed so true lire (about 3004)00,4)00 marks) mains just as long as she is interested. a child of the Catholic children. and made up wrench to bell Undefiled. Mother To annoying No relieve distress among Catholics in to IN when there Sisters COURSES send to The mind her in. interested is CORRESPONDENCE The three German Carfrom what she The funeral of the late Miss May Accordingly, Germany. she could spare them. RELIGIOUS DOCTRINE. principle is the assignment method. dinals of Munich, Breslau. and Cologne daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. 1908, without a Seymour. in there with arrived she -table, time a parents Each pupil receives been informed of the fact. The J. Seymour. of 26 Park -road, Mt. Law disLast week we invited all penny, but, as usual, trusting to Pro- have half -day blanks on each day, to beHe money will, like the other contribuno Catholic drowned in accidentally or rather, was who school. ley, a opened is she living in districts where their vidence, inclination. be divided amongst all the Geraddress posed of at his own the Blackwood River, on Monday; Febschool exists, to send in the Presbytery verandah was utilised tions, which must man dioceses according to the Catholic they wish- given an assignment card another small a 12, took place on the following was ruary convent The ane. and the number of children one. as receives We population. be filled before he Wednesday morning, and was attended instructed in Christian Doctrine. The hut about 10ft. square It had been fixed minimum of time was expected by a large number of relatives and A urge that invitation once more. courses A used as a camp by a Manila man, and to each subject. given be to ed The death has occurred at Carrickathe from good The moved correspondence cortege The friends. scheme for the was entirely unfurnished. the work on the test had to be passed before tane, Ballinalee, Ireland. of Mr. John Sacred Heart Church, Highgate Hill, While in Religious Doctrine is based miathod Catholics of Broome and the Japanese was begun. grade new a in son of Mr. John Devine. DeDevine celebrated was startMass she ordinary and where a Requiem principle of the adcame to her assistance, Colbe concentration on one branch ismust A fine school ceased was a student al the Irish by the Rev. Father T. Crowley, and ed building a convent. adopted in such work. There will a balance in other subjects and had come home in vised, 'her Rome, of lege. porof charge Catholic in penny Roman a not each the on, proceeded to was put up later leaves three teachers, method The maintained. me Karrakatta Cemetery, tion of the own district. A series of lessons, gradhas debt on either. The intense heat of broken health. much to the pupil. but the pupil each where the remains were interred, the the tropics and the hardships of her ed to the age and acquirementsbeofprintresponsibility of completing his asRev. Dr. Miss Galvin has been elected reby the conducted being rites last strenuous life at 'length told on her child, are being planned, willaccompan- the difficulty The chief cards. signment the by child. assisted and for some sident medical officer of North Infirmevery P. Donogher, constitution. Father asrobust ed, and sent to the grade to be will teacher the from of The chief Rev. Father W . Lyons. years she suffered from heart trouble. ary, Cork, Ireland. of the ied with a personal letter Work . signments to meet the needs children month. mourners were Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Seyteacher each The end came peacefully on the Vigil the For your appoint- different children. Miss A. mother). Judge Bates. at Newry, awarded and assigned and (father be mour of the Feast of Our Lady of Lourdes, prewill be must read be to matter the then del Woulfe Flanagan (sisSeymour T. E. and special to Miss a Mr. had £2,895 done, be Seymour (sister), to to whom she always ed With older pupils indicated. ter) and £1,169 to Mr. S. Woulfe Flan(brother), and Mrs. F. Lardie (aunt). votion. She fell into a state of coma sent to the teacher to be corrected and cisely need of such detailed preno is there Grbcompensation for the month W. as seemed Each Messrs. a struggle (brother) agan The pall -bearers were and dying without returned with comments. scription. They should be encouraged death of Mr. J. Woulfe Flanagan, R.M. gan, A. Grogan, J. Ryan, W. Dwyer, to fall asleep. surrounded by her sin-a letter from the parents is requested marginal headiegs-, and chapter use to claim of a second child's Father the representthe of Leach. Rev. disallowed A. Right lie Cawley, and rowing Sisters. informing the teacher The many friends of the late Miss J. indexes, etc., to extract for themselMother M. Antonio O'Brien was born Creagh administered the last rites of sister, as she had benefited by his will. ing the Money Order Office, G.P.O. progress. This is a golden opportunthe material sources we their from photograph 67 whose ves Ireland, Seymour, Rev. Clare, anxious e May the are absolution were in Ennistymon, Among those present the Church and gave her ity for those parents who they need for their work. She entered the Convent just as she breathed her last. Crowds years ago. reproduce above, received a sad shock Father T. Crowley, Rev Father Smith, for the religious foimation and inChurch of Ireland Presbyterian e The 1877. in Wexford, only Rooney God, many J. of Our and of St. John to view her remains, struction of their children. on Monday evening, February 12, when Very Rev. Dean Kiely, W. has congratulated Mr. Tim Healy in an In re- came The basic idea of this novel plan-"to (representing the Training College), J. and was professed in 1880. a tear was shed by the poor blacks difficulty is the financial one. But if Mr. it became known that the bright address on his appointment. Rodgers. G. Rosan, sponse to an appeal by Bishop Gibney and others whom she had instructed. J. make each pupil feel that his education Sundercombe, P. we entice a sufficient number pf Caproand hope of Healy replied in gracious terms, and No young life, so full she, together with seven other Sisters, M. O'Brien, F. Connaughton, J. White, tholic children to participate in the is his own job"-is quite sound. The funeral was the largest seen in afteron deputation ever the for of members closed the the been and had mise. Australia, bring to KensWestern volunteered for course, that difficulty will disappear. longer is one anxious how Broome for years. Numbers of beaucir- J. O'Connor, .M. Commane, J.J. Meekhim. earth, and under the most tragic who arrived here in October, 1895. A site tiful floral tributes testified to the wards lunched with fick, J. Keane. A. T. Bassett, Some fee must be charged for printing, matter, the information, to the child, Little did those out cumstances. S. Copley, C. was procured at Subiaco. and a con- love and esteem felt for her by all Dobson, J. books and postage. The Sisters who but how to lead the child to findmain::::enstock, to indeed, knew and loved her-and, vent built. About this time the classes and denominations.-R.I.P. Ballycarthy House, three miles from F. Batley, and a number of have volunteered neither desire nor for himself, how to arouse and with a know her was to love her-dream that Cogan, of the Chil"gold rush" to Kalgoorlie took place. Trala, was maliciously destroyed by expect any remuneration for their tain that interest in dealing was to be of members of the Sodality them and among a food sojourn her esbecomes unwholesome mere work number to the the large are that a Owing expenses so also one Sunday morning last month. The fire and subject, work. dren of Mary. The obvisuch short duration; but God in His inwreaths and dearth of water, fever broke out. The Father Trent. P.P., Ballymacelligott, sentials with no added trimmings or "breath and finer spirit." willed to pluck of lady friends.' Numerous of had state pracdesigns scrutable the neglected its the is pitying plan the greater the on Bishop, the to coarse placed Of objection were strongly denounced the destruction of ous extras. tributes While re- this sweet young flower in the spring- floral of letters, the poor miners, was anxious to send the property, which he recently tennumber who enroll the smaller will be tical working difficulty. closing years of grave and a lark_ number ask The to youth. time of hesitated old but time who her Sisters, parents from nursing sympathy Catholic teacher of You the anted, and as a reprisal for his denunthe fee. lieving telegrams. and messages were spent as a boardFather John O'Connor, whose death ciation his hay shed, containing 35 on account of the great hardthe by them received were read this column, make known the ex- position as a task-master, it imposes her school life condolence and School, month, High the last Heart of Sacred hearing Waterford in the in indiviat On place er each faced. took glasses on to be strain ships arrancorrespondence tons of hay and three tons of turnips, istence of a much greater family. The funeral the nuns immediately was a native of Dun-Moylan, County Highgate Hill, where she was most bereaved was destroyed by fire. Religion to others; become missiondual. The slackers also create a progements were in the hands of Messrs. state oftoaffairs, particuyears studies, some her for all Antonio. in was in Mother He be successful and go, Limerick. e cause, difficulties this to with offered The child aries. make converts blem. for which she had a Bowra and O'Dea. left Subiaco for Kal- curate successively in St. Mary's, LimSisters, three with not satisfied until you have worried arithmetic will try and avoid them. larly in music. Council order of the school Army leaving recent On A County quarters Ardagh, talent. and their special Effin sufup in took envery and into They erick, training goorlie. neighbours speech all your Catholic Will the oral and College with The interment took place Irish Free States provides the followLimerick. in a tent-the "hospital" being also of But a just criticism of the met- she entered the Training rolling their families as the only pos- fer? taking up teaching as Only those who have been in Mount St. Lawrence Cemetery, Lim- ing penalties for the undermentioned canvas. sible refuge from your tongue. hod cannot be attempted here. Un- the intention of Orphanage or attempt, promise Clontarf every gave and through them can understand the ter - erick. after Solemn Requiem Maas in offences: Death-Murder, doubtedly it has all found a sound a(of profession, conspiracy, or incitement to murder. THE DALTON PLAN. becoming an able and successful St. Michael's Church, at which Bishop bible hardships of those early days on Christian Brothers, Clontarf OrThe guiding prinliple of making the child prowithout the firearms of school, at as Manufacture of his own edu- teacher. At College, state that all goods the Fields, and these delicately nur- Hallinan presided. The most discussed topic of modern feel the responsibility Possession of plans character phanage, beg to per authority. should be ad- tured nuns endured it all with heroic give it a tentative nobility and purity of her and friends kind by sent Army. the or stuState educational policy is the Dalton Plan. cation. Why notteaching? the to bravery. Adopt it won the esteem of teachers Right Rev. Ernest Coppo, S.S.F.S., detrimental dressed to the Manager. and sent to fortitude and uncomplaining It originated in the suburb of New trial in History Unlawful possession of military or polgrades of the dents alike, and her gentle and graciRailway Station. A convent and hospital were badly who has been appointed Vicar -AposYork, Dalton, hence its name. It is for a term in the upper Spying. Penal Servfher a universal fav- the Queen's asPark no ice uniform. made had bearing ous Antonio reMother by potatoes. judge needed. and oatmeal, of Kimberley, in the North-West, flour, tolic programme Parksuch Religious Goods or to due to a teacher named Miss fidelity staunch ever betHer far tude.-Letters threatening to inkillmili was ourite. what Salesian the bepolhad of she bran' but provincial oats, money, former wheat, a was chaff, onions, Its principle is individual sults. "Everyone on earth should Cathohurst:old Assisting prisoners to give to the principles of the gtand received ter, unbounded trust in Providence, -Congregation in the United States, murder. lard etc. will be gratefully "The Possession from edUciition and the child's own pace. It lieve that he has something escape. inherited to bad she custody To Lary which Faith, build:" on lic to Repass be will and she commenced through which country he acknowledged through gives the choice of time and subject to the world which cannot otherwise of literature prejudicial to the safety her pious parents, made her always "and clear the debt she travelled from mine his way to his ne* mission. It was a scheme applic- given." the child. of the State or Army. ready to uphold this when occasion of- cord. Clontarf Or- to mine collecting, an arduous and Brothers. Christian The even able to pupils of eight to eighteen. It her for those days. fered, and won respect gratefully acknowledge hav- dangerous undertaking in stands Mrs. Eliza Sutton has died at Ide phanage in her gave freedom to the child, made the from differed a who as those from also school Report from Valued records were lost in the A fine stone sack of simolina Produce Market Hill, near Sevenoaks (Eng.). aged one school a community, allowed for conPres.;We tender our very sincere ing received one religion. malicious destruction by fire ofsets monument to her indomitable energy hundred and four. She left six genMr. Stuart Patterson, Kellerberrin, and of in stant interaction of groups, and altoparents bereaved left Two her to she 1905 sympathy In Mr. dent Cosgrave's house. and resourcefulness. family. her of The Westralian Farmers Limited, their great and unexpected sorrow. one truck of prime chaff from erations gether approached problems from the records of the ancient city of Dublin, Australia for Ireland, and the followWith expert Wellington-street, Perth, report under and we trust that they may find their Maley. Three Springs. pupil's point of view. letpostumanuscripts, of of a band as fola large collection ing year brought out More than four thousand German guidance and advice from sympathe- date the 28th. February, 1923. consolation in the fact that the Mascf the men who had In the meantime Dr. Gibney newspapers periodicals have been ters from most the Subscribers to "The Record" are lants. tic teachers, the child becomes respon- lows:call did not find her unprepared, 1916 movement, a to the convents in Perth forced out ofand appealed taken part in had subscriptions their increasby the It breaks forward existence Wheaten Chaff: Vary heavy yardings ter's to asked sible for its own education. first from passed merely Aborhas she for he had been prethat Mission the the !ette-s for of for day Sisters collection the for maof other and delay. newsprint of cost ed without from the present class system which have 'seep the order glorious light-the Anyears, letters to the Mother the night past that values iginals at Beagle Bay. Paper is now sold at a price serving for the of the20late President terials. makes the teacher responsible for the past week, with the resulteasier. volunto first the of one F.a.q. was documents tonio and figure. pre-war the times 350 pupil's advance. which allows no re- have been considerably for the last with late Michael there the teer, and in 1907 arrived Arthur Griffith and sponsibility to the child for his own to prime Wheaten chaff 6d to £5 10s, also many With the advent of eight Sisters. tendency Collins. were destroyed, increasing This plan makes it the few days sold from £5 7s the of education. Because Cosgrave prospered President Mother Antonio the mission valuable pictures. It make him although to -day, with a lighterfor yardchild's own business. of young boys and girls to frequent at befincaused both way, every damage in the very increased and estimates the authorities of night, at feel that education is his own job. ing, in two or three instances streets the were There £7,000 and £8,000. ancially and spiritually "Education which allows ,a child lib- nice samples £5 15s was secured. Portland, Me., have begun to enforce tween arrivshe when there girls market seven the only Oaten Chaff: Here again erty to develop and time tp think, and opportunity for suggestion, must also was easier in selling at £4 12s 6d to £4 To -day, however, for one par15s. allow the expansion of all the good ticularly prime and well cut sample ex which is inborn in the child." a Kellerberrin £5 7s 6d was secured. Oats: The market has been slightly The Dalton Plan is now used exteneasier for the past week, although toan experias sively in many countries god heavy feeds 3s 5d per ment. The advocates for this novel day for was obtained. plan claim that it has many advant- bushel Potatoes: Supplies are still continuages over the class -system. weekly from the Eastern arriving ally own his at 1. Each pupil proceeds notwithstanding this the natural rate, neither being kept back States, but locals is slightly prime for can market' he than nor hurried along taster quality now being worth go, stimulated to make as much pro- better, this 12s 6d, Perth. £8 to lOs £8 reof sense gress as he can by his It is advisable when sending prosponsibility for his job, and by induce to us for auction to advise our creased interest in his work. head office. Wellington -street, Perth. 2. In consequence the progress of number and the number each pupil is now real and solid, as it of the truck of bags loaded, so that we may be on is the result of his own doing and exfor same. out an look is the :,j''' perience and learning. Learning individual matter, and it is only by each -making it an individual matter to .,..-------Burglars from England are crossing rpupil that real progress can be made. over to Ireland. because, as Mr. Carrila The pupil has become an active re- gan, K.C., said at the Dublin City Sessponsible agent instead of an irrespon- sions recently, "this is an unusually sible receptacle of the teacher's learn- fertile ground for burglars and criming. The teacher cannot learn for the inals of all sorts at present." pupil. of class system present 3. Under the We direct the attention of our Su. M.S. Soles: small patent hildren's Good Quality Patent 1 -Bar SHOES, teaching the teacher works up his sub- biaco readers to Messrs. Parker and 2 to 5, 14/11. textnumerous ftom bow on toe; sizes 7 to 10, 10.11; '11 to 1. 12/6; ject for the pupil in another coladvertisement Pryor's M.S. Soles; books, and books of reference, and the umm. As quality butchers they supBest Quality Patent 1 -Bar SHOES; wide fitting; Children's consumpfor 13/11. prepared meal is offered good wearing; sizes 7 to 10, 13/6; 11 to 1, only the best. Mr. Pryor formergood wide tion by the pupil. The Dalton Plan ply Soles; Subiaco M.S. managed Mr. Williamson's Maids' and Children's Tan Willow 1 -Bar SHOES; 5, 15/6. insists that the pupil should do the ly butchery business, and has a first-class fitting; serviceable; sizes 7 to 10, 12/6; 11 to 1, 13/6; 2 to work himself, use the reference books, knowledge of the wants of his customstrong wearing; Children's Black Box Calf 1 -Bar SHOES; M.S. Soles; make the experiments, etc. The bene- ers. Give the firm a look in and a sizes 7 to 10, 8/6: 11 to 1, 8/11. fit to be derived from "doing" is thus share of your patronage. wide fitting; M.S. Soles; secured to the pupil. He develops inMaids' and Children's Glace Kid 1-Bar SHOES; itiative, versatility, and learns how to LET. TO 7 to 10, 11/6; 11 to 1, 12/9; 2 to 5, 15/6. sizes HOUSE FURNISHED only Remember that a pupil work. good wide fitting; Boys' Black Box Calf Derby BALS; leather lined: Large Furnished HOUSE to Let, on matures through his own experience, A strong and serviceable: sizes, 11 to 1, 14/11. lease, for a period of 12 months. not his teacher's. sizes, 7 to 10, 12/11: beautiful home. beautifully furnished, 4. The pupil is being trained to acMaids' and Children's Patent COURTS; good fitting; In every sense a Family Carrooms Every Motorist to -day knows cept responsibility for himself, to or- containing 6 exceptionally large 11 to 1, 13/11; 2 to 5, 16/11. a car equally suitable for business sleepEssex and wide hall for Style: spacious make to Maid as so Merry performance-how talents kitchen, his and Essex ganise use or pleasure. Throughout the Children's Patent Leather Ankle Strap SHOES: in Essex ing -out accommodation, garage, telecame out the absolute winnerand success to understand the meaning 1,000 -Mile Alpine Contest sizes 7 to 10, 13/6: 11 to 1, 13/11. fitting; Redemptorthe Contest, the realise opposite to Alpine and right -Mile work of phone, and dignity the 1,000 shape; sizes 4 to sterling worth was best demonThe influence ists Monastery grounds in North Infants' Box Calf 1-Bar SHOES; welted soles; natural a week later, it lowthan than rather roads less how, rough joy of self -education. by strated 6, 7/11: 7 to 10, 8/11. Perth. Mrs. A. Burke, 17 Alfonso on this training on his after -school ered the Sydney to Melbourne Resmooth roads. The Essex will be welted soles; natural The street. or Phone A1541. career must be obvious to all. Patent Leather Derby Lace SHOES; cord by 1 hour 9 minutes. cars to those who think they Infants' revelation a 5. A pupil who is absent from school result is the old doctrine. thatEssex shape; sizes 4 to 6, 8/11: 7 to 10, 9/6. have experienced the utmost in BOARD AND RESIDENCE. We invite for any length of time proceeds with priced higher than the Motor Car Comfort. SHOES: M.S. Soles; 3's to 6's, 8/6. Strap Ankle Patent good Infants' cars, the Residence; finer at returns and his contract when he Superior Board mean correspondingly inspection. Early delivery. Dereceived a knock -out blow. point at *which he left off. He does table: piano; all home comforts; walk has payments. ferred ing distance city. 63 HILL -STREET, not miss any work, Irrespective of Price, no competing 8. The teacher's position was changcar in the Alpine Contest equalled opposite Mint. pared from "the pursuer to the pursued." Essex performance in any Some Look Like, Some Smell Like. The teacher was not regarded as a ticular. None Taste Like UNION BEER. friend. 7. Corrections were done under the eye of the scholar and hence were more effective. THE DALTON METHOD. PERTH THE WORKING MAN'S BUTCHER. 41. 4.1, and 46 PIER -STREET, The method applies particularly to 2d. TO 4d. PER POUND CHEAPER has subject Each Schools. BUTCHER Secondary THAN ANY OTHER a special room, with a specialist teacher 334 BIILWER-STRZET in charge. The room becomes a re(Opposite Commonwealth Hotel). ference -library, a laboratory with every
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