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THE RECORD, SATURDAY. JUNE 9, 1923. NO. 2132.

AN EVENING WITH THACKERAY Archbishop Clune's Eloquent and Instructive

Address on the Great English Novelist and

his Works

I thought est and gentle and good. nor vest his all in a bogus Indian Company enhanand sustained the service would never end, immense fortune, own his only the not nor reputation. author's the the organists voluntaries Paris -Sketch Book- whicii appeared upper but also Clive's portion, and a few unhappy. very the is he of where sermon." picture ntimate a lishinent, is preacher's the It 'cis 1840 he began campaigner In old the later. which Never before has the height_ of and and hundreds it. time calls the of are LonWe "Slaughter House" he and middle class life recognised The scene is changed. and historic connection with the had purloined and put away during power of oratory always pages His friends he designates the master by the euphbeen young Pendennis just a typical young now in his narrow cell. don "Punch," in whose comic as the gift of the Archbishop, beher time as manageress and househe of the day not at all unlike what that onious title of Dr. "Swishtail" man comforts characteraudience the an all most on everyand came; provided best impressed soon his have The crash so s ngulariy much of keeper. the cause of certain floggging accompaniThackeray himself was in the days Every article of sold. needed and he is worshipped by istic writings appeared, especially that as .ney were on the occasion of ILs I do not thing had to benobly knowledge youth. the to the infiteion of irresponsible of his ments delightof Majesty's and servitors the to His droll the up at and given lecture inimitably of inmate's (Irv, c's series furniture was but We COM111..11 intend to dwell long on Pendennis IIis power that were t11,11 But his life was tapering out house. The :ire on May 22nd. ful letters in whch the cockney speech creditors by the old colonel. His life atthe I could not forbear saluting and pointnest find him at the Charterlssuse, gently and besides his customary and beauty of expression reminded one and pronunciation of "Jeames" buris now a hell. He, who was so guileless old snort the timid, you a to London, out Friars, ing Grey tendant, he has two faithful nurses of a master pianist's skill in producLondon _footman is so ludicrously the so upright so unselfish so good becomes idle boy, more rather Pendennis, a lean. yellow, wisp and de'icate Major Ethel harmony him, sighted. and rivetted Old with shades first abuse. always whet haunting But vilest were who ing the lesqued. the target for the of of a man, selfish, worldly and false in addicted to drawing and caricaturing of music. There was no hesitation in Madame de Florae, the Leonore adattention' /if the reading world on him and Mrs. McKenzie unmercifully pelts at everything. in hair and. teeth than to conetrotiig Letts anil Coeek, was the clever and fascinating pubthe selection of the words most apt. head all the stinging epiformer days, who watched in an bowed his old the of reada type the nut but conscience, and nurse heart fond of reading Language respondand most telling. joining chamber. "One night the lication in "Fraser's Magazine" enwhich a shrew's tongue has on masters his by rakes who used to ogle from Club thets rogue and swindler, her daughter's ing prescribed ed to his skilled touch like the keys titled "Barry Lyndon.' entered that chamber, and at the look Master's windows in Pall Mall, and hang on to tap; and receiving a [truism nose in his the bear to of the instrument to the Unable in the woman's countenance Madame etc. murderer, in whose --a ctsfieurenobility the and of encounter bad tails coat thrilled pugilistic the was remarks first truly audience the The hand. de Florae started up. Ile is very As Anthony Trullope taunts of that old catamaran, of his grand houses they were welcomed for ment whicn ne himself is scarcely a book to Mayfair at arrested not only by the theme by Lyndon relations he wanders a great deal," the nurse "Barry rich his of doors of a dissums up the reminisences Ile inall grave. salacious fell his to and their than lady bore at and more wonder French hut admire, The steals to he treatment, whispered. like, but one being politely closed on him, sipated youth. remained for us at this early age in a few tense power and an hour and a half. un' f. stantly on her knees and away from the house of his son Clive staler:7)gs. enjoy tor its consum-nnte after time script, His Grace kept and touching wore; the language, Some In imagination mastery. What reader of Pendennis can forget where he finds neither rest nor mercy rigid in prayer. our effort and flow of Ianwoes and ossitalatee of his schwa days Ethel came iti with a scared face to you construction and literary catiacily. that chapter where young Pendennis and through the influence of a friend ul and somehow or -and in this precocious summary we Thackeray never did anything better "He is calling for pale group. he is admitted into the house of the failing ignominiously to take his after powers by riper his t was demanded get a foretaste of Barry is an adshe said going up lady," Lyndon. University, Charterhouse. dear Barry the again at than Cambridge Brothers at Poor degree of Thackeray's nov- of characterization., "Cold, chilblains, a v.: itindrel as the to Madame de Florae who was still Greyfriars, which was a sort of gloriweighed down by a sense of his disvxtuals, venturer, as great enough At one pericel, hal dinners. he els and characters. lie dons the gown, kneeling, "and just now he said mind oil Mall Lae conceive, mud yet grace, extravagence and indebtedness fied workhouse. The "caning awful" so caning awful." written. the audience would rock with laughhis story is so, artfully wanted Pendennis to take care of his occupies the single room, eats the dolHies from the place like one demented She you." is ahnost imposknow ter at the neatly veiled humour of the was apparently the only external aid it not that unbrowill his poor He told, the into plausibly amongst boy. and ed bread, and bursts unannounced then invoked and indiscriminately re- sible not to entertain something of a Archbishop. at another the orator was hid her tears as she spoke; she went public with that grip of enthralling cle's rooms in London one fine morning thers sits in the chapel of the order. tells loudly applauded, at another the lis- l'ed on in order to infuse knowledge Hearing The description of the colonel's death frien4ly feeling for him. He into the room where Clive was at the admiration unkempt and distraught. and pleasure and interest young, sharper teners paid him the finest compliment intu the minds of the card a most the his own adventures as bed post: the old man within it talkhued scene is considered voices in the outer chamber the old which time has hardly weakened-a those of us whose memories can carry of all in the silent tear shed ofwhen heartless dissolute, a as the liar, At a through bully, ranked literature. a ed rapidly for awhile and then again touching in English cautiously- peeps Colentitled him to be will that major book nisr us back thirty or forty years Ills Grace described the death love who, 't.td neither he would sigh and be still: and then this period Thackeray's daughter was door slit and seeing his nephew, withIt is hard to imagine probably read our own bitter exper- stretch, arming the stars of the literary world. onel Newcome. who recompasi..ien, as ais in RitOld Lady the with a heart rending voice would call gratitude of the moral his head instantly. his amanuensis. afterwards adumbrates draws title Its one playing in such a short time on table iences and recollections of school disShe was inout, "Leonore, Leonore!" garded gambling on the grezn She tells us in the introduction chie. It is the week day preacher's he is vanity is the predominant story. every shade of the emotion -spectrum, cipline and brutality in the following as the highest occuuation to which a The pahe and this to kneeling by his side now. in his old carcase that when her father came gredients on Solomon's text, "Vanitas. sermon but His Grace succeeded in calling ail lines which Thackeray wrote when apthe and man could devote himself vanitas." would not for the whole world show tient's voice sank into faint murmurs; est part, he requested her to leave the vanitatum et omnia the emotions into play in that famous prise hing the shores of Greece under announthen and now so carried away by his frankand wig an is his moan after a reader in only room and when she returned Though the story itself is vague himslf to his own nephew lecture. the nom-de -plume of Michael Angelo ness and his plausibility as to almost ced he was not asleep. hour or so, she found him the manwandering, yet there is something in less and toothless deshabille. Why it papa and mamma had Rt. Rev. Monsignor N'erlin,t, in in"If his Titmarsh. in succeeds two Barry in the whets portion good suffused a face hour, uscript completed, his the telling which makes every At the usual evening took Morgan, the valet, troducing His Grace, said that the not followed the faith of their fathers rejoice he chicanery, and to grieve when description to you, let me add that the perfect in itself-something in the bechapel bell began to toll. and Thomas hours every morning to arrange his fame of Archbishop Cline :is a preach- and thought proper to send their only illustrate will quotation One the New Ethel feebfails. old colonel had a niece. Thackeray describes how Newcome's hands outside the bed witching blend of colours in that pictoilet. er was a household word in Australia beioved son into ten years' banishthe mordant sarcasm of which Thack come, who was tenderely attached to of society that indelibly stamps ly beat time. And just as the last old wig had to be greased and frizzed and that hi speeches in public had ment of infernal tyranny. misery and It is Barry's ture Cray was such a mister. smile his novel In parchment face had Proud, capricious, independent old mind. the him. reader's en the how it sled, bell struck, a peculiar sweet marked him out as one of the greatest annoyance; to give over the fresh feelagainst gambling of defence artiin pen, energetic till Ethel the Miss hut of rubbed was strokes and disdainful rather few master Commonwealth: a powdered the by shone over his face, and he quickly liftto be orators in the ings of the heart of Michael Angelo he calls contemptuously the gilded curher flashing beauty. But the horny cheeks he quickie of down and the days tears mantled little a blushes head Thackeray his up ficial practically till that night it was den- Titmarsh to the discipline of vulgar what -keeper ed "Of cant of that day: life how his old ribs had to be encased in "shop society her fiance is killed in a duel when trappings of ied his flock to have the opportunity said "Asisum." and fell back. It was bullies, who in order to send tender vulgar national tains and give when the wedding day was already named. of late years," he says, "a to cast a slur dances on them and lays bare to pubof hearing him as a lecturer. and of stars and padded in order to the word we used at school young children into the temple chosen has no showed hypocprejudice tear, years the shrinkall old no many shed the his she of to Though execration benefit and lic gaze reaping the names were called and, lo, he whose shape and stability learning drive them on with clenched on the character of men of honour the rotteness, had to be of emotion, her heart had all boots sign child, his outward little the shams, a of study of English literature which all of how racy that body, as was fainted ing heart they if abuse; play fists and low in the profession of Thackeray changed. is instantly that lay ever festering and infecting he knew to have been the happy and his name, and stood in the if they engaged polished, his gloves cleaned, his hat enmen upon "fie ' The revived them with a curse; They cry the author so might come from answered that which always words in effect was traces the linen And his proud lot of the Archbishop. behind. Master." and his with brushed of them presence were miserable, consoled But I should like to meant to produce in the reader's mind gaged in play. Beau great the pen if a master of the spiritual Monsignor referred to the worthy ob- brutal jeers-if, I say, my dear parents unmaculate that the We now come to the last of his honourable know how much more life the process of the transformation ject, the work of the Catholic Wois disgust for what was wicked Brummel once asked the name of his works that I will treat of in details. of giving me the inestimable are than ours livelihood instead of modes humtheir and now benefit was nature heart whose thus proud for human Guild, in when that how only Social men's selfish, mean It was laundress. His own favourite, and in the opinion advantage of a ten years' classical edThe Broker of the Exchange. who bled, purified. spiritualised and transwhat is noble and good financially the lecture was given. accoutred and leaning on his cane. that of most people, his masterpiece, "Esand kept me at home with and sells and admiration forour buys ucation and and bears bulls suffering. forward."' and sorrow by appearance. Mr. characters formed his "As we luring the old major made The Cathedral Choir under mond." It alone among his novels is my dear thirteen sisters, it is possible dabbles with lying loans and trades face of the emerges from, her grief like a in 1, page 95. "I will ask She sal. in says depicted he agony The others are Seeing Sydney Smith rendered the portion of I should have liked this country of a a complete story. secrets, what is he but State in bestowing only Charity not alarm, or in brother of Mercy the a in asked Sister and he leave as a man young Pendennis the 27th Psalm (as indicated strings of incidents or memoirs of inAttica in sight of the' blue shores ofI gamester? The merchant, who deals uttering in alms, and her heart's too occasionally wealth After but her them happened. introduce to had is a picture of But what It lecture) with great sweetness and finrather. written. dividuals which this letter is in teas and tallows, is he any better? afflicted love now on the poor and step down from the platform and talk of Queen Mr. Taylor (Cathedral organist a few incoherent sentences young Penesse. was made so miserable in youth by a will English lifehasin tothebe reign His bales of dirty indigo are his dice. You creatures. the words, are good and God's out they among If gasped them. last at about read in its hisconnected dennis rendered the Dead March in Sattl after all Anne, and classical education that His cards come up every year instead kindly, tit love and shake hands with "I'm plucked." find her at the colonel's death bed. her The meaning of the the description of the death scene of v ith it is disagreeable in my eyes and is a reproduction beIt setting. is torical sea the and minutes of every ten hands arranging the flowers in the The strains of the them: if they are silly, to laugh con Greek in words was not understood by the vaColonel Newcome. fore our eyes of the sort of life the I have the same recollection of You call the Profesvases, and providing the comforts and oil." his green table. honourable march have a wonderful effes-t. fidentially in the reader's sleeve if they cuous old noddle, and thinking it regentry led. their occupations, follies one where a my youth as I have of castor sion of law an abuse he liked and needdisgraceful knew to of she delicacies heartless, form and some to the Alas! wicked are ferred deliver to Cairo). rising and vices-the early part of the day His Grice on (From Cornhill to man will lie for any bidder. lie down which terms corporal punishment he shrieked out ed. given mainly to hunting, hawking. or lecture. was the recipient r)f a great from them in the strongest many of us who are growing old have poverty for the sake of a fee and colonel the old that said I impeecations have of. favorite admits his Ile of recolour politeness one in the audience. reception from cockfighting-then the stately and still the castor oil flavour wealth, lie down right because wrong stole away without his friends knowwasn't done in public. I am it Pendennis, hoped by drinking. followed was went on as follows:This doctor a call lection of our school days. to The You faded His elaborate dinner, the heavy by is in his brief. old his whereabouts. of that anything ing follow to be tempted oaths reason the conversation garnished young generation have this way. discovery took place in room dandy to his club, and clrawng humane, more gentler, that grateful which is on a certain day in De year scene, 2. Every on Page breakfast Continued the imof describe and more efficacious methods ember the old boys educated at Grey supposed to be one of the finest pieces parting knowledge now prevail and re -union annual Ladies and Gentlemen, Friars had their of word painting in the English lanthat around school like home memory to on I wish you would try to forget just Amongst them was young Pendennis, pass life guage; but I must and affection may cling to in after not more for an hour or so that I am an Archhearts, a faithful friend and devoted admirer warmer and types and nobler me with delight and pleasure, which of the old colonel in poverty as well bishop-that you have heard touching and thrilling scenes recoil from with bitterness in memory usual the of After preach or preform a Religious Funcas in affluence. are to be met in the next work For I want and heart. viz,. on, tion in the Cathedral. toasting and speech -making in t he Thackeray, that 1 will dwell At the age of eighteen Thackeray the to adjourn favor they hall, my you to be introduced to, and to listen is banquet which Newcomes," "The L'nversity where chapel for Vespers, and opposite them to, the sermons of an old friend of is sent to Cambridge toe. he does not seem to have distinguished or pensioners Trolthe poor ranged mine instead. who in his day styled are Anthony as "Newcomes," The himself very much. After a year or preacher --a himself the "week -day" brothers and among them the dear lope truly says, is rather a slice of so he left without having taken out are we imagine family us a Let great big man, six feet four inches in of colonel. old memoirs the biographical Direction: Union Theatres, Ltd. his degree. being probably plucked like The organ height, with a broken nose and a head listening and looking on. called "Newcomes" rather than a roscapegrace-Penhis dashing young COMMENCING SAT U RDA the centsinging in nit his shoulders so abnormally large story unite The all and peals in itself. novel mance or now entered into posthat at the age of 4 his grand -father's dennis. Having words of 37th psalm: Twice Daily at 2.30 and 8. res round an Anglo-Indian of the grand name session of the fortune bequethed to His Newcome Colonel hat hardly fitted him. type. old chivalrous which will, father's his the under him Thackeray, is William Makepeace vs- 23. The steps of a good man I think you will and his son Clive. yielded over £500 per annum. we find And greatest of English novelists. Though are ordered by the Lord. LADIES' "GIBSONIA" WOOL VESTS AND BLOUSES search fiction in vain for a nobler type him for the next few years leading a old PRICED. the I have never read a life or biography than Ile delighted in his way. rn APPEALINGLY manhood MOST Christian in of -now life of roving 13ohemian kind colonof Thackeray, I fancy that I knots him the days early In his colonel. Germany cultivating the acquaintance 24. Though he fall, he shall not young Gibsonia Natural Wool and Cotton; short sleeves; more intimately than any other author in other VESTS, like LADIES' romance a in had el anon and Italy of Goethe then in be utterly cast down, for the Lord The reason is because his novels relight weight, W., 7/11, OS., 8/11. X.O.S.. 9/11. He was sent to learn fencing men. Paris where he settled down with the short sleeves; Lord upholdeth him with His veal the personality, the individuality RAY SCOTT to one of the French emigres families painter. a LADIES' VESTS, in Gibsonia Natural Wool and Cotton; ambition of becoming hand. I'm the human side of the author to a in England. then living in exile that he would heavy weight. W., 10/6; OS., 11/6. Assisted by LITTLE WILLIE in an sleeves. when went fuller degree than the works of any Though soon convinced short often weight, Newcome light Tom acquirWool, afraid he now am 2a. haw been young and Entirely New Vent hspeal Act. never become.a great artist. LADIES' VESTS, its Gibsonia Natural of French the father who was the fencing master old, yet have I not seen the W., 9/6; O.S., 10/6; X.O.S., 12/6. HARRY WEBSTEE$ in tot the fulsome pages of a biography ed a thorough knowledge lessons took sleeand short home, purity weight. from was seed Parisian his Wool, mediuin righteous forsaken, nor which he spoke with LADIES' VESTS, in Gibsonia Natural Leonore. could disclose. You have only to read ECCENTRIC COMEDIAN works. French front his daughter begging their bread. "The and used to good purpose in his remem11/6; 0.5., 12/0; X.O.S.. 14/6. W ves. up. "Pendennis," "Vanity sprang lit New Nutni.ere. attachment sleean will and short 'the readers of his novels Newcomes." and "Philip," and in these LADIES' VESTS, in Gibsonia Natural Wool; heavy weight; The attachment was scented out by "As we came to this verse. I chanORCHESTRA-DE-LUXE ber how frequently the dialogues are 16/8. Thack' X.O.S. 15/6; OS.. W., 14/6; sparkling pages the pithy ves. inethudistical a and stepmother, old towards his ced to look tip from my book interlarded with French phrases reCotton cream, tight eray as he was an.1 as he lived takes LADIES' BLOOMERS, in Gibsonia Wool and 6/6; old bigot, who abhorred the idea of a and ludicrously he the swarm of black- coated pensioners X.O.S., 7/6. Tom living shape and colour before his eyes how faithfully BOX PLANS weight; elastic waist and knee. W.. 5/11; O.S., marriage with a French papist. and vulgar procorrupt the and amongst them sate Thomas New produces creations, heavy course are of India, Natural, These books to and Cotton, \Vool is ordered off society Newcome which Gibsonia in FOR FIRST SIX DAYS French BLOOMERS, of His dear old head was bent LADIES' come. 11/so X.O.S., marvellous creations of his brain, his nunciations the Marchioness of Es10/6; distinguished 0.S., a became \V., 9/11; he where weight; elastic at waist and knee. down over his prayer book; there was ladies from and imagination, his artistic skill, natural, heavy Bier, where he married and amassed the Ile wore no mistaking him. mond to Mrs. General Baynes were 1.ADIES' BLOOMERS, in Gibsonia Wool and Cotton;0.S.. 12/6; X.O.S., They are also mir so knowledge of life. a large fortune running into ever knee. W.. 11/6; Soon, however. through and waist of. at black gown of the pensioners of the band guilty of weight; shaped series a through rors, reflecting lahks of rupees, but he thousand many Order speculations His Friars. unlucky of Grey and Hospital gambling 13/-. pictures the miseries and unhappiness the pure attachment for Leonore livHe lost his all, principal and interest. He of the Bath was on his breast. the of his school days; the foibles, Season opens Monday next 10 a.m On the death of his wife, he and ed on. LADIES' COMFY "GIBSONIA' WOOLLEN COMBINATIONS. is thrown on his own resources, there among the poor brethren. stood imEngland to Clive, struggles, lapses, the wayward Seats booked for Matinee and evening son, only PRICES. sends his he war KEEN when AT psalm. their to period, this responses at the is just it uttering the Reservations at manhood; during this Season. pulses of his early and he himself follows in a few years. twenty-seven, that as Leslie Stephen The steps of this good man had betn and Cotton; Theatre 1A22221 in strict order of apbroad lines of his temperament end Of course the mothers who had daughLADIES' COMBINATIONS, in Gibsonia Natural Wool "having no decree; Johnson 'Heaven's Samuel by of hither said ordered rev18/6. of plication_ character: the understratum ters ins the matrimonial market had Winter weight; short sleeves. W., 15/-: OS., 16/6; X.OS., money and no prospects he naturally to this almshouse! Here it was orweight; a rich man erence, morality and religion that of.111 eye on the S011 of such LADIES' COMBINATIONS, in Gibsonia Natural Wool; light married; alas! the wedlock that began dained that a life, all love, and kindthe mothers all of ten lies almost hidden under the cycleverest the And 17/8. soon X.O.S., 16/6; was O.S., W., 15/6; short sleeves. end. so brightly and so happily ness and honour should nical jibe and the caustic nature of weight, was Mrs. McKenzie. the Scotch widow overclouded by the darkest cloud that LADIES' COMBINATIONS, in Gibsonia Natural Wool; medium heard no more of prayers and psalms his style. the "old campaigner" as she was calAfter How dared that. can overshadow married life. after W.. 18/8; 0.S.. 21/-; X.O.S., 22/8. sleeves. sermon short and 1811, with THE WORKING MAN'S BUTCHER. Rosie. Born in Calcutta, India, in daughter. a led who had of mark and he yonthe birth of the third child, the wife 1 to lie in a place LADIES' COMBINATIONS, in Gib:unia Natural Wool; Winter Weight, Thackeray when a little boy of seven two Scotch songs as her dowry, an 2d. TO 4d. PER POUND CHEAPER poor. 0! pardon you whom he so tenderly loved became X.O.S.. 23/6. the among 22/i: der OS.. she W., 2r/-; as sleeves. Rosie. short called in sent home to England for his eduTHAN ANY OTHER BUTCHER. angel the mother remedy, every tried noble soul! I ask forgiveness of you W 23/8; 0.S., 25/-; X.O.S., 27/6. Quality, encircled or Better lit hair, angel's cation and upbringing just like Clive insane. no He the 334 BULWER-STREET stroked, purnu all to expense. but weight, a world that has so treatlight of spared .ebeing is lie four for Cream. arm again Wool; Clive Gibsonia plump Like in her Newcome. the angel with LADIES' COMBINATIONS. (Opposite Commonwealth Hotel). She had to lie placed under ed you: vim- nut- beater, vou so hotsin attitude X.O.S., 24/posing 23/-: always ceived into the home of his maitlen pose. W., 21/-; they were sleeves. short where restraint in a private asylum, Weight, But portrays aunt. whom he afterwards of endearing affection in public. years. LADIES' COMBINATIONS, in Gibsonia Vool; Cream, Heavy she outlived him for thirty and immortalises in "The Newcomes" when Rose's sleeves were pulled up life may he short sleeves. W.. 22/- OS., 24/ domestic his Henceforth sleeves Honeyman. wore of Martha tinder the mime on one occasion (ladies WILL INsummed tip in these saddest of ss/1 Who, that has read chat delightful "SHOW ROOM WEEK" IS A SELLLING EVENT THAT then) her arm was all black and blue THE lines of. Shakespeare --work, will ever forget th it brisk, +trim (rum the pinching, and scratching she PLEASE EVERY MOTHER, MISS AND MAID IN DEED my and stately little body. atCred on State onward received fretri the fond mamma in one grief lies COMMUNITY-COME "My which Well the old camoccasions in the cashmere shawl ..f her tantrums. joy behind." the good Colonel sent her Iron, India paigner out generally' and out manoue AUTHOR. the THE with young Clive; svh.s admired T'HACKERAY creel all the other mothers and won. EAST PERTH CUP OF £200 EAST PERTH CUP OF £200 word "gentlewoman" of all others in Rosie becomes Clive Newcome's wife from choice as Irvin much so Nut with filled selis literatthe English language: who kept a and the old colonel's heart EAST PERTH CUP OF 1:200 necessity Thackeray takes up mans EAST PERTH CUP OF £200 He buys a house for them, fills ect boarding-house at tlrightts.i. but ley. and for profession, his ure as ftwni"cutlers costly prohe rooms with the most had seen better days: whose. LAST BIG EVENT OF THE SEASON. years he had to face the great He ture the wardrobes with the most cost and batter pudrliags" were the delight blem of earning his daily bread. RAMAN TROTTING ASSOCIATION, INC. cor the cellars with the best WEST dresses. Paris le THE of all visitors and beerderc, and the as appointment an secured All goes well till brands of wine. envy of all the other leyurslitoehituse a London newspeper fur incletit reefs .\ R. FLINT- Secretary a as From the tender the (fear uhf colonel. as I trace lights keepers in the enw? I fis intimate knowledge of toe sisung lion in action. lout as .imple as a chili' care of this mates-lel air.' shades of Parisian life supplied and as In urepsritery him with racy matter for his weekly au business matters is inditteel Thackeray is sent to i school at Chiswick and later on to letter, as well as rich material for the estabeducational advanced more a SW111,11111); man --a honourable in the qua,* whit does not believe nostrums he prescribes and takes your that ear your in guinea fur whispering forsooth! it is a fine morning and yet, before down a gallant man who sits the baize and challenges all comers his money against theirs, his fortune against theirs, is proscribed by your It is a conmodern, moral a Lurid. spiracy of the middle classes against gentlemen. It is only the shop -keepday er cant that is to go down now a I say that play was an institution of towrecked been has it chivalry and gether with the other privileges of men of birth." Thrackery had now become famous to a limited extent by the exquisite nature of his contributions to periodicals such as "Punch' and "Frazer's to do wished Magazine" but he something greater. something spirit this In less ephemeral. and he now set to work and its 1846 the two following years there issued numbers from his pen in twenty-four soon a novel called "Vanity Fair" that gripped the imagination of the reading

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MADAME KNOW

9, 1923.

AN EVENING WITH THACKERAY Instructive Address on Archbishop Clune's Eloquent and

the Great English Novelist and his Works

I thought est and gentle and good. nor vest Isis all in a bogus Indian Company end, enhan. and sustained the service would never swindling which maim --a his own immense fortune, only the not honourable nor reputation. voluntaries author's the organists a hiais appeared the hanced few a Book" the in and "Sketch believe portion, not Paris Clive's does also but upper unhappy. quack who the of picture the lishment where lie is very it, In 1840 he began "as ntimate nostrums he prescribes and takes your It is a the old campaigner preacher's sermon." which later. and and hundreds time Never before has the height. of the calls of he life are We and middle class "Slaughter House" with the Lonrecognised The scene is changed. had purloined and put away during euph- and historic connection power of oratory always guinea fur whispering in your ear that friends young Pendennis just a typical young been he designates the master by the forsooth! now in his narrow cell. don "Punch," in whose ...tunic pages her time as manageress and housebeas the gift of the Archbishop, it is a fine morning and yet, he that of the day not at all unlike what onious title of Dr. "Swishtail" man charactercomforts the most all audience everyand an on best before came; provided his down soon of sits crash have impressed The much keeper. St, s ngulatiy a gallant man who by the Thackeray himself was in the days of liss cause of certain floggging accompani- istic writings appeared, especially that Every article of needed and he is worshipped as .iley were on the occasion I do not thing had to be sold. given knuwledge the baize and challenges all comers the of to the infitsiass of his irresponsible youth. deiightof ments and the servitors Majesty's to droll up the His and fortune at inimitably of his nobly inmate's theirs, was lecture series Grace's furniture We his money against intend to dwell long un Pendennis but creditors his power that were t11,11 ,11 V common But his life was tapering out by the old colonel. His life house. WI letters in whch the cockney speech proscribed by your The it re on May 22nd. atthe against theirs, iss )rid. I could nut forbear saluting and pointnest find him at the Charter's...m.1ais a congently and besides his customary It and pronunciation of "Jeames" is now a hell. He, who was so guileless and beauty of expression reminded one old mural the :Most you a timid, modern, to London, out bur ing Friars, producGrey tendant, he has two faithful nurses London :footman is so ludicrously so upright so unselfish so good becomes of a master pianist's skill in idle boy, more spiracy of the middle classes against Pendennis, a lean yellow, wisp and rather Major the Ethel de'icate. him, harmony rivetted Old with sighted. and first abuse. always vilest shades whet were But -keepthe for who 'emitted. the target ing the haunting is only the shop gentlemen. of of a man, selfish, worldly and false in addicted to drawing and caricaturing There was no hesitation in Madame de Florae. the Leonore .if music. attention of the reading world on him Mrs. McKenzie unmercifully pelts at and er cant that is to go down now a day apt. than to construrig Leta' and Gawk, was the clever and fascinating pubeverything, in hair and. teeth former days, who watched in an adthe selection of the words most was an institution of his bowed head all the stinging epiold play the that of readsay a type I the not conscience, but and nurse heart enthe fond of reading Language respondjoining chamber. "One night lication in "Fraser's Magazine" and most telling. thets which a shrew's tongue has on masters chivalry and it has been wrecked tohis by look rakes who used to ogle from Club ing prescribed ed to his skilled touch like the keys titled "Barry Lyndon.' tap; rogue and swindler, her daughter's entered that chamber, and at the gether with the other privileges of inen windows in Pall Mall, and hang on to Master's and receiving a Igoe es in:se is his the bear to Unable in the woman's countenance Madame of the instrument to the etc. murderer, whose in ci.sfiserebirth." nobility of the --a of bad encounter tails and coat very the is pugilissic remarks thrilled He was first truly u1). the started audience Trollope The de Florae hand. As Anthony taunts of that old catamaran, Thrackery had now become famous houses they were welcomed for of his ment whicn ne himself .sir'satured he wanders a great deal," the nurse arrested not only by the theme by "Harry Lyndon is scarcely a book tu to a limited c,ctent by the exquisite na- grand salacious doors of his rich relations at Mayfair sums up reminisencea of a dieIle inthe grave. fell his all evil their to at lady than bore wonder French and more admire, steals to The but he him, whispered. treatment, like. but one hieing politely closed on ture of his contributions to periodicunsipated youth. for us at this early age in a few tense enjoy for its consummate power and stantly on her knees and remained fa,drallairtiees., an hour and a half. away from the house of his son Clive als such as "Punch' and "Frazer's stiller:ins. kept wor.14 the after touching time His Grace language, Some and uscript, forget nor mercy prayer. In isnagination. do rigid in to mastery. where he finds neither rest wished What reader of Pendennis can Magazine" but he iided he man Ianwoes and twutaloiee of Isis school days an effort and flow of IanEthel came iii with a scared face to our something construction and literary capacity. and through the influence of a friend greater, that chapter where young Pendennis something Up without and somehow or and in this precocious summary we "He is calling for you to take his he is admitted into the house of the pale group. never did anything better spirit this ignominiously ThackerayIn failing after image so beautiful was demanded by powers ephemeral. less riper his up get a foretaste of University, Poor Brothers at the Charterhouse, and again dear lady," she said going still :a language that than Barry Lenclon. Barry is an adCambridge at degree he now set to work and in 1846 chilblains, nov"Cold, of Thackeray's the of as characterization., seatutdrel a disFlorae who was gloride great his of as tatissued was a sort to Madame a sense of venturer, there by which years Greyfriars, down following weighed two victuals, the period. enough At one he bah dinners, 1.4 el,: and characters. lie dons the gown, kneeling. "and just now he said mind of man sail cons3ive, :on' yet fied workhouse. from his pen in twenty-four numbers grace, extravagenee and indebtedness The "caning awful" so caning awful." the audience would rock with laughsoon wanted Pendennis to take care of his his story is so earthly writtsio occupies the single room, eats the dolflies from the place like one demented the a novel called "Vanity Fair" that She you." was apparently the only external aid know is almost imposit not ter at the neatly veiled humour of was unbrowill that his poor into the He told. reading amongst boy. the and plausibly of unannounced bread, ed the imagination and bursts Archbishop at another the orator then invoked and indiscriminately re- sible not to entertain something of a gripped with hid her tears as she spoke; she went thers sits in the chapel of the order. that grip of enthralling cle's rooms in London one fine morning public tells l'ed on in order to infuse knowledge loudly applauded, at another the lisHearing The description of the colonel's death into the room where Clive was at the friendly feeling for him. He admiration unkempt and distraught. and pleasure and interest. young, sharps!' card into the minds of the .1 teners paid him the finest compliment most bed post: the old man within it talkthe his own adventures as bed scene is considered voices in the outer chamber the old which time has hardly weakened-a heartless those of us whose memories can carry of all in the silent tear shed whets dissolute, a the At as liar, a through ranked literature. bully, ed rapidly for awhile and then again a be peeps English in to touching will major cautiously ncr book that entitled him His Grace described the death of Col- us back thirty ur forty years wretch, who inns) neither lave he would sigh and be still: and then this period Thackeray's daughter was door slit and seeing his nephew. withamong the stars of the literary world. It is hard to imagine probably read our own bitter exper- gratitude onel Newsome. who recartroasition, as :nis in Old RitLady with a heart rending voice would call the of afterwards instantly. the moral his amanuensis. draws his head adumbrates title Its table one playing in such a short time on iences and recollections of school disShe was gre..n inout, "Leonore, Leonore!" garded gambling on the She tells us in the introduction chie. It is the week day preacher's he is vanity is the predominant story. and brutality in the following a every shade of the emotion-spectrunt, cipline which The pato he occupation and this by his side now. to highest came kneeling the "Vanitas. carcase as old father that when her gredients in his sermon on Solomon's text, but this Grace succeeded in calling all lines which Thackeray wrote when ap- man could devote himself and the murmurs; tient's voice sank into faint est vanitas." part, he requested her to leave the would not for the whole world showvanitattun et omnia the emotions into play in that famous announproa hing the shores of Greece under reader is so carried away by his frankthen and now wig an and his after moan in a vague only is room. and when she returned Though the story itself himslf to his own nephew lecture. the nom-de -plume of Michael Angelo it hour or so, she found him. the manness and his plausibility as to almost ced he was not asleep. wandering, yet there is something in less and toothless deshabille. Why papa and mamma had "If Rt. Rev. Monsignor Verlina. in inhis Titmarsh. in succeeds two Barry in the when portion good suffused a face hour, his rejoice every valet, uscript completed, At the usual evening the telling which makes took Morgan. the troducing His Grace, 'said that the he not followed the faith of their fathers chicanery. and to grieve when chapel bell began to toll. and Thomas perfect in itself -something in the be- hours every morning to arrange his description to you, let me add that thefame of Archbishop Chine as a preach- and thought proper to send their only illustrate will quotation the New One Ethel feebpichow bed niece, the fails. that a in had old colonel Thackeray describes Newcome's hands outside witching blend of colours toilet. er was a household word in Australia beioved son into ten years' banishthe mordant sarcasm of which Thackcome, who was tenderely attached to of society that indelibly stamps ly beat time. And just as the last told wig had to be greased and frizzed and that hi speeches in public had ment of infernal tyranny. misery and It is Harry's ture was such a master. Proud, capricious, independent him. how the old parchment face had on the reader's mind. In his novel it zled, bell struck, a peculiar sweet smile marked him out as one of the greatest annoyance; to give over the fresh feel- eray against defence of gambling artipen, till was Miss Ethel in energetic the of rubbed but disdainful strokes and rather master few powdered Commonwealth; a the Angelo by be in shone over his face. and he quickly liftto orators of Michael heart the of the ings contemptuously But calls curcheeks he beauty. what gilded horny flashing the days of her Thackeray tears down the ficial blushes mantled the ed up his head a little and he quickly practically till that night it was den- Titmarsh to the discipline of vulgar "Of cant of that day: when life in -keeper a duel in "shop encased society be killed is of to fiance opportunity had her the ribs trappings have and old to his flock tender tains how said "Adsum." and fell back. It was ied his circler to send in who national bullies, vulgar "a says, he pubgive named. Years," to of to already late bare day was when the wedding of dances on them and lays stays and padded in order the word we used at school of hearing him as a lecturer. and young children into the temple no has chosen to cast a slur showed hypoctear, shrinkyears prejudice the no all old shed his she many to the Though of execration and stability the benefit gaze lic and reaping shape names were called. and, lo, he whose learning drive them on with clenched on the character of men of honour boots had to be outward sign of emotion, her heart heart was as that of a little child, had shams, all the rotteness, his the all how of study of English literature which racy body, ing fainted. they if abuse; low play and fists Thackeray engaged in the profession of that lay ever festering and infecting polished, his gloves cleaned, his hat is instantly changed. he knew to have been the happy and answered his name, and stood in the enmen revived them with a curse; if they upon "fie' They cry The traces in words that might come from behind. And the effect which the author proud lot of the Archbishop. brushed and his linen was always so presence of his Master." were miserable, consoled them with But I should like to meant spiritual play. in mind of the gaged reader's Beau a master if the pen in great the produce the to that Monsignor referred to the worthy obunmaculate We now come to the last of his I say, my dear parents honourable brutal jeers know how much more life the process of the transformation for what was wicked. worldasked the name of his disgust ject, the work of the Catholic Wois once inestimable Brummel works that I will treat of in details the me ours giving than of are instead modes of livelihood their and was now humthus heart nature proud that human when in how only mean was It men's Social Guild, for whase benefit selfish. ed ly, laundress. His own favourite, and in the opinion advantage of a ten years' classical The Broker or the Exohange who and transfor what is noble and good financially the lecture was given. accoutred and leaning on his cane that bled, purified. spiritualised of most people, his masterpiece. "Esucation and kept me at home with bears and buys and sells and admiration and bulls suffering. and forward."' sorrow appearance. by characters his formed Mr. our bring made we under "As major old the mond." It alone among his novels is The Cathedral Choir my dear thirteen sisters, it is possible dabbles with lying loans and trades of She emerges from, her grief like a he says in sot. I, page 95, "I will ask The others are Seeing agony depicted in the face a complete story. Sydney Smith rendered the portion of I should have liked this country of State secrets, what is he but a bestowing in only or Charity not alarm, in Mercy a brother of asked Sister the and he in a man as indicated Pendennis (as of leave young of incidents or memoirs of inthe 27th Psalm Attica In sight of the- blue shores I gamester? The merchant, who deals After uttering her wealth in alms, and her heart's strings but to occasionally them happened. introduce to had is a picture of But what It rather. lecture) with great sweetness and finwritten. dividuals is letter better? any which this afflicted in teas and tallows, is he Penlove now on the poor and of Queen step down from the platform and talk Mr. Taylor (Cathedral organist a few incoherent sentences young esse. was made so miserable in youth by a will English lifehasin tothebe reign You His bales of dirty indigo are his dice. are good and among God's creatures. they If gasped out the words, last them. at read in its hisabout dennis connected rendered the Dead March in Saul after all and that Anne, instead classical education cards come up every year bed. her His the death of with of colonel's at the hands her scene meaning find shake The death and the love of to plucked." and kindly, "I'm the description torical setting. It is a reproduction beith it is disagreeable in my eyes in of every ten minutes and the sea is hands arranging the flowers in the The strains of the Greek them; if they are silly, to laugh con words was not understood by the vaColonel Newsome. fore our eyes of the sort of life the I have the same recollection of call the ProfesYou table. and green recomforts his they it the if providing vases, and sleeve thinking effect. and reader's noddle, wonderful in the a oil." old fidentially cuous march have gentry led, their occupations, follies my youth as I have of castor sion of law an honourable one where a abuse disgraceful to of delicacies she knew he liked and needheartless, form and some to wicked the Alas! are ferred denser to Cairo). rising to on and vices-the early part of the day Grace down Ills (From Cornhill bidder. lie any for lie will out man which shrieked he ed. terms strongest punishment the a great corporal given mainly to hunting, hawking, or lecture. was the recipient from them in massy of us who are growing old have colonel poverty for the sake of a fee have said that the old impeeeations and I of. favorite admits his Ile of recolpoliteness one our in audience. the from flavour oil cockfighting-then the stately and reception because wrong still the castor right lie down am knowwealth, I friends his without public. in away stole done wasn't it The Pendennis, hoped days. dinner, the heavy drinking, This was followed by went on as follows: lection of our school You call a doctor faded is in his brief. that old ing anything of his whereabouts. His elaborate follow to be to tempted reason have the conversation garnished by oaths young generation way. this discovery took place in humane c1rawng room dandy to his club, and grateful that gentler, more De is Every year on a certain day in Continued on Page 2. describe the breakfast scene, which and more efficacious methods of imember the old boys educated at Grey and supposed to be one of the finest pieces parting knowledge now prevail re-union annual Ladies and Gentlemen, English lanhad their the Friars in painting word of memory home like just that around school to I wish you would try to forget on pass Amongst them was young Pendennis, guage; but I must cling to in after life for an hour or so that 1 am an Arch- and affection may a faithful friend and devoted admirer nobler types and warmer hearts. more me heard with delight and pleasure, and not which bishop-that you have scenes of the old colonel in poverty as well touching and thrilling AT bitterness in memory usual After the preach or preform a Religious Func- recoil from with next work of as in affluence. the in met be to are For I want and heart. viz,, on, tion in the Cathedral. toasting and speech -making in t he dwell Thackeray, that 1 will At the age of eighteen Thackeray the you to be introduced to, an..1 to listen hall, they adjourn to is my favorbanquet which Newcomes," where "The is sent to Cambridge Unversity chapel for Vespers, and opposite them to, the sermons of an old friend of ite. he does not seem to have distinguished or pensioners Trolthe poor ranged mine instead who in his day styled Anthony are as "Newcomes," or The After a year himself very much. 47'\ preacher --a himself the "week -day" brothers and among them the dear out lope truly says, is rather a slice of so he left without having taken are we family us imagine a of colonel. Let great big man, six feet four inches in old memoirs biographical like Union Theatres, Ltd. the Direction: probably plucked being degree, head his a and nose roorgan broken The a a on. with height, listening and looking called "Newcomes" rather than his dashing young scapegrace-PenCONI ENCING SAT IS RDA the singing ins his shoulders so abnormally large peals and all unite in mance or novel in itself. The story centisow entered into posthat at the age of 4 his grand-f%ther's dennis. Having words of 37th psalm: Twice Daily at 210 and S. an Anglo-Indian of the grand round res to bequethed fortune the of name session His hat hardly fitted him. old chivalrous type. Colonel Newsome which his father's will, under the him Thackeray, man Makepeace will good is William I think you vs. 23. The steps of a and his son Clive. yielded over £500 per annum we find And greatest of English novelists. Though LADIES GIBSONIA" WOOL VESTS AND BLOUSES. are ordered by the Lord. search fiction in vain for a nobler type him for the next few years leading a old PRICED. I have never read a life or biography than the in APPEALINGLY Ile delighted in his way. MOST manhood Christian its of -now life of kind colonthe days of Thackeray, I fancy that I knot: him roving 13ohemian early his In colonel. Germany cultivating the acquaintancein 24. Though he fall, he shall not young in Gibsonia Natural Wool and Cotton; short sleeves; other more intimately than any other author VESTS, like LADIES' romance a had el anon and Italy in the of Goethe. then be utterly cast down, for Lord The reason is because his novels relight weight, %V., 7/11, 0.S., 8/11. X.O.S.. 9/11. He was sent to learn fencing men. Paris where he settled clown with the Lord upholcleth him with His short sleeves; veal the personality, the individuality RAY SCOTT to one of the French emigres families painter. a LADIES' VESTS, in Gibsonia Natural Wool and Cotton; ambition of becoming hand. I'm England. the human side of the author to a in 11/6. exile in OS., 10/6; then living heavy weight. W., Assisted by LITTLE WILLIE in an Though soon convinced that he would sleeves. went when short often 4 fuller degree than the works of any weight, Newsome light Tom Wool, afraid acquirNatural now am he amid Veto r s mall Act. artist, in Gibsonia young New been great 2a. I have Entirely LADIES' VESTS, never becomea `,lithos that 1 am acqua:nted with or of French the father who was the fencing master old, yet have I nut seen the W.. 9/6: U.S., 10/6; X.O.S., 12/6. ed a thorough knowledge HARRY WEBSTEK let the fulsome pages of a biography lessons in sleetook and short home. purity weight from was his seed Parisian medium forsaken, nor with 1Vuo1, righteous which he spoke LADIES' VESTS, in GibFonia Natural Leonore. could disclose. You have only to read ECCENTRIC COMEDIAN works. French from his daughter begging their bread. "The and used to good purpose in hisrememWa 11/6; U.S., 12/6; X.O.S.. 14/6. Fair," ves. up. sprang "Pendennis," "Vanity In New Numbers. attachment and an Wool; heavy weight; short sleeThe readers of his novels will Natural Gibsonia in by out VESTS, scented Newcomes," and "Philip," ant: in these was LADIES' The attachment ORCHESTRA-DE -LUKE "As we came to this verse. I chanber how frequently the dialogues arc W., 14/6; 0.S., 15/6; X.O.S, 16/6. sparkling pages the picture o:' `Check' a methudistical ves. -mother, step and old his towards phrases book my French tip from ced tii look interlarded with and Cotton cream, iight erag as he was ant as he lived takes LADIES' BLOOMERS, in Gibsonia Woul O.S., old bigot, who abhorred the idea of a and ludicrously he rethe swarm of black- coated pensioners 6/6; X.O.S., 7/6. Tom BOX PLANS living shape and colour before his eyes how faithfully promarriage with a French papist. weight; elastic waist and knee. W.. 3/11; and amongst them sate Thomas New produces the corrupt and vulgar heavy Natural, India, to Cotton, These books are of course creations, off And Wool is ordered society Newsome Gibsonia which in BLOOMERS, FOR FIRST SIX DAYS French His clear old head was bent of LADIES' come. nunciations his so X.O.S., 11/ 10/6; marvellous creations of his brans, OS., distinguished 9/11; a W., became Eshe was knee. where of and there waist at book; weight; elastic down over his prayer and ladies from the Marchioness imagination, his artistic skill, Cotton; natural, heavy Bier, where he married and amassed the Ile wore no mistaking him. mond to Mrs. General Baynes were LADIES' BLOOMERS, in Gibsonia Wool and so knowledge of life. They are also mir O.S.. 12/6; X.O.S., a large fortune running into ever Stein, however, through black gown of the pensioners of the shaped band at waist and knee. Ws 11/6; guilty of. of weight; but rupees, of rose, reflecting through a series he thousand lahks Many Order speculations His Friars. unlucky of Grey and Hospital gambling 13/-. pictures the miseries and unhappiness He the pure attachment for Leonore livHe of the Bath was on his breast. lost his all, principal and interest. and the Season opens Monday next 10 .i.rn of his school days; the foibles, On the death of his wife, he ed on. LADIES' COMFY "GIBSONIA' WOOLLEN COMBINATIONS. is thrown on his own resources, stood there among the poor brethren, imSeats booked for Matinee and evening son, Clive, to England struggles, lapses, the wayward only his PRICES. was sends he KEEN AT psalm. when period, the responses to their this at just is uttering it Reservations at the years. manhood; few this Season. a in early during his of pulses and he himself follows that as Leslie Stephen The steps of this good man had been and Cotton; Theatre (A2222. in strict order of apbroad lines of his temperament end twenty-seven, Of course the mothers who had daughLADIES' COMBINATIONS, in Gibsonia Natural Wool Johnson "having nu :Heaven's decree: by Samuel hither of said 18/6. ordered revof X.O.S., had 16/6; understratum market plication. 0.S., character: the ters tin the matrimonial Winter weight; short sleeves. W., 15/-: money and no prospects he naturally to this almshouse! Here it was orWool; light weight; erence, morality and religion that cfan eye on the son of such a rich man LADIES' COMBINATIONS, in Gibsonia Natural married; alas! the wedlock that began dained that a life, all love, and kindten lies almost hidden under the cy17/6. cleverest of all the mothers the X.O.S., And soon 16/6: OS., was 15/6; Ws happily so short sleeves. and so brightly liest and honour should end. nical jibe and the caustic nature of was Mrs. McKenzie. the Scotch widow in Gibsonia Natural Wool; medium weight, by the darkest cloud that overclouded COMBINATIONS, LADIES' heard no more of prayers and psalm: calas she was his style. campaigner" "old the After 22/6. life. X.O.S., married How dared 21/-; W.. 18/6; OS, can overshadow sermon after that. short sleeves. 1811, THE WORKING MAN'S BUTCHER. Born in Calcutta, India, in led who had a daughter. Rosie. with and wife Weight, the child, Winter third the Wool; of Natural birth anti& Gib the in I to be in a place of mark and he yonseven cOMBINATIONS, LADIES' as her dowry, an Thackeray when a little boy of songs Scotch two 2d. TO 4d. PER POUND CHEAPER became yoti loved pardon 0! whom he so tenderly der among the poor. Ws 212% OS., 22/3: X.O.S., 23/6. short sleeves. in sent home to England for his eduTHAN ANY OTHER BUTCHER.angel the mother called Rosie. as she remedy, you of every tried He 27/6. forgiveness X.O.S., ask I insane. 25/; OS.. soul! noble Clive W 23/6; In Better Quality, stroked, the angel's hair, or encircled cation and upbringing just like 334 BIlLWER-STREET expense but all to no purlight weight, of a world that has so treatbeing Cream for for Wool; armGibsonia in plump her with Newsome. Like Clive again lie is e- spared no angel (Opposite Commonwealth Hotel). COMBINATIONS, the LADIES' She had to lie placed under ed you: voti my better. von so hotsposing in attitude 23/-. X.O.S., 24/-. 21/-; always W., were ceived into the home of his maiden pose. they sleeves. short where asylum, restraint in a private Weight. But portrays aunt. whom he afterwards of endearing affection in public. years. LADIES' COMBINATIONS, in Gibsonia Wool: Cream, Heavy she outlived him for thirty and immortalises in "The Neweomes" when Rose's sleeves were pulled up short sleeves. W., 22/-: 0.S., 24/ Henceforth his domestic life may be sleeves wore (ladies under the name of Martha Honey-man, occasion one on WILL INsummed up in these saddest of sad "SHOW ROOM WEEK" IS A SELLLING EVENT THAT Who. that has read chat delightful then) her arm was all black and blue IN THE lines of. Shakespeare -work, will ever bug,: th it brisk, ',rim from the pinching and scratching shs PLEASE EVERY MOTHER, MISS AND MAID DEED my stately little body. attract on State received &qui the (fond mamma in one COMMUNITY-COME! "My grief lies onward and shawl which Well the old camcashmere rhe in af her tantrums. occasions joy behind." paigner out generallecl and out manouethe good Colonel sent her trim. India AUTHOR. the mothers and won. admired THE whi other Clive; the ere(' all with young EAST PERTH CUP OF E200 THACKIRAY EAST PERTH CUP OF £200 from word "gentlewoman" of all others in Rosie becomes Clive Newcome's wife so much from choice as Not with filled is a selkept heart who colonel's EAST PERTH CUP OF £200 the English language; and the old necessity Thackeray takes up literatEAST PERTH CUP OF £200 He buys a house for them, fills joy. many ect boarding-house at ttrightro. but as his profession, and for ure furnicostly "cutlets most whose the prothe rooms with had seen better days: LAST BIG EVENT OF THE SEASON. years he had to face the great He ture the wardrobes with the most costand batter puddiugs" saws the delight INC. his daily bread. earning blem of best the the with and cellars wE,T AUSTRALIAN TROTTING ASSOCIATION, corly dresses. the of all visitors and haardere. secured an appointment as Paris goes well till All wine. of brands newspaper. envy of all the nth r Itaarditeshouse respondent fur a London A R. FLINT. Secretary. as a From thy tender keepers in the raw? the dear old 1,4.110. as liras, ,hill of tee lights y..eng His intimate ofknowledge lion in action. but as. .imply as a care of this mat,' sal aunt Parisian life supplied shades and to induced is ureparatery its business matters Thackeray is sent to him with rare matter for his weekly eehool at Chiswick. and later on to letter, as well as rich material for the a more advanced educational eataban

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come only ill -will; disunion and Oregon Law Menace can permanent harm. The excuses offered propaganda are shallow prethis for Discussed The final results will be just tences.

intelligent people of the United States this new Know -Nothing ism will disappear and leave not a track behind; but we ought to put into our constitution a provision like that of Kentucky to settle this evil spirit forever." Church's Greatest Need. in conclusion, Mr. McDermott declared: -Inc greatest need ul the Catholic Church to-day in a world of contusion, unrest. strife and blundering, is the approval and service of her scholars, authors, and orators who must, with pen and tongue, answer the falsehoods, forgeries, follies, and hatred of blind men leading the band-who must create a public opinion based upon charity' love, truth. sou.id reason and a thorough knowledge of the past. As Cicero said, he who does not know well what happened before he was born, Public opinion was is always a boy. against Socrates, whO, for teaching the truth, was compelled to drink the fatal cup of hemlock-against Columbus and against Christ Himself. As said by Father Hugh Benson, a scholar and a convert, though the son of a modern Archbishop of Canterbury. owe the see foremost the of Stephen Langton, champion of the Magna Charts. the powerful, ancient Archbishop uf Canterbury when all England was Catholic, the best proof of the high mission of the Catholic Church of to -day is that, like her Founder. she is assailed by falsehoods and persecuted at times by Scribes and Pharisees, by the learned blind, or by the deluded ignorant rabble." ed by the

Louisville, Ky., Irian Page ii legal as bad as the results in A FINE DAY'S WORK. A HEARTY WELCOME AN Resolutions pledging aid in the that Know-nothing period when jests est,ih in the present,: bh ighten the weary pilgrim's and un the during 100 made be to is much which were killed were women hard attack and things men about pursuits: f ladies-- no literal.; suntlay, May e7, will he regarded for mermen. However, that Oregon anti -parochial school law were or burned to death in their own homes to hour jut- his litany year.. to venue by the Cat heti, better now mot it was possible i. able, despite lace andAsruffle, New of Club I like Thackeray. the man. nut did Catholic the the church said on of by was adherents the What as Day. adopted on Election you turn cumneunity of Na rrogiii as marking write their own names. isunitincenticinal manners, his transparfully realise how favourably they were York, following an address on the by August I, 18554 by Professor Augusta B. most important advancement in the his over the pages you see how they lived of ency of character, his broad and warm delivered experience, his law, having not that situated, may in convent. and involved minister. for chiliad% sues a Methodist Ory of the Itwa big, ten You hear their conversations, lieuten- Longstreet, human sympathies his greatsensibility the past to prompt their memories. exOn that day was enimunimated the long. Edward J. McDermott, former The well be said to -day: Thackeray uses the very forms ofwithdetier heart. the warmth and 1),aia Rev. said Very M.L.C., of Kentucky. Greig, of aspirations A. felt The Hon. J. governor ant pression then in vogue, almost and of which is best revealed to us in that Brennan and his parishioners in the he was heartily ',leaked to extend a "'I am no Catholic. Put Methodmade by the club assert a out a flaw that sound so quaint touching little Assay of his entitled solemn dedication of certain improve- warm welcome to the Archbishop and clarations ism and Romanism in the field of fair realisation that the cause of the Cain a Cushion." new stilted in our ears now and he attaches Thorns tens handsome of a which argument and I will stack my all upon ments to the church, to be present at a ceremony in Oregon is tt.e cause at the to the distinct credit of the Catholic tholic schools be such a cowto some words those archiac shades of But if you want to see him at his presbytery and a new class IV education throughout the this issue: but I cannot Catholic Missions. des of nut look fur him in a drawdu Dame meaning which they nu longer bear. Notre a member best, of not 11e was Convent community the ard as to flee the field of honourable country, and that for this reason or salon, for he was never ceremony was carried he could apYou will note the makeup of the ladfighting or importing and ing-ruum This Church ambush Catholic the savage for nato warfare entitled are of his at Ii a.m. by His Graee Archbishop preciate the truth of the Archbishop's Catholics of Oregon ies. especially the towering head -gear, at his ease there, and on account fight against such a fool as to believe that a man's very out Clone, in the presence of ri very large observation made earlier in the day to tion wide support in their vulgar smoking habits he was not harassing for I am speaking of a period when. as by reformed to be is the out religion wipe this law which would congregation. comprising the whole the effect that if the Catholics did not welcome. Go to Millais' studio, or betThackeray elsewhere says: "All female so blind and Catholic population of the town, and build schools for the purpose of instill- parochial schools of that state in 1926, his person. Nor, am I quite work of Europe was plastered with white ur ter, to the "Cave of Harmony," the when that see to that not as before many others front outside centres, being in the minds of their children a unless set aside or repealed see him there with his legs stretched raddled with red." crushing churches is begun in the It out sprawling over the sanded fluor, sides numerous leading residents who proper conception of their duty to the date. Some think Esmond a coarse book. exthe with to stop going is not it includwas country Church, the as Address. are non-members of ehurch, then they would find. Mr. McDerin-tt's clouds of tobacco smoke encircling that certainly has some coarse words and overthrow of one.' ' his ing the Hon. J. A. Greig, M.L.C., and the ease with other denominations, a cherubic face of his as he charms pressions; but remember it was a coarse Mr. McDermott said in part: "This Ilis Worship the Mayor (J. .1. James, scanty attendance at divine service. Mr. McDermott recounted how, as a Issin companions with his fund of auage. and words that now offend the by subject is the most important that has demons celebrated was other Mass that .1.1'.1. he felt an Cite., Personally, pushing or withladies -ditty old an noble -dotes, or slavery in America member of the Kentucky Constitutionear were spoken by Brennan, who subsequently inatious were not carrying out their arisen since African brings too. Convention of 1890.91, he succeeded whole al the argument in the stately and majestic Dean up the It which out causing a blush. Remember, lined the eiretwod211111.1,, under religious convictions with the same de- was abolished. period in Engthe in having incorporated in that docuEnglish of Addison. that Esmond depicts the various improvements had tiOell gree of sincerity Had it was to be question of religious liberty, and his most tender pen for fine of the in swing him the following provisions, written like ment the religious the attP11,1/111., when the direct and to that welfare history lish Ile claimed omit. hoped, for the ultimate right of a parent had awl constant love of parents and childdulum from Puritan repression that morning skewed conclusively in moral development of all sections of education of his child. The Catholic out at the suggestion of a Presbyterian Puri additions ren, and for the picture of daily beauty were the only "Nor shall any man be comminister: iiitemeetry be guided not amt. hoe would that they present at people reached its apogee. During theamusethe people of America and which that sweetly clinging home atIto the church, and said that even now by the splendid example set by mem- pay their taxes like everybody else. but pelled to send his child to any school to tan regime innocent gaiety.dance a sordid, selfish, to were was revealed building the whether tachment Church. maypole doubtful Catholic he is conscientiously opposed. Roman the it is of the building which bers are like and built ments they also have In his busiest grossest and frivolous world. sufliciently large to cope with the inThey were all proud of their town and and maintaining schools at their own . . . No human authority shall in any banned as vehemently as the set of engrossing new classmidst in -the The in pull population. to and duty has It their creasing was days, progress. its reaction control or interfere with the whatever the case Now children vice. their to literary compositions, he finds time to room at the convent was also built together, apart from religious belief. expense-to give both the rights of conscience." the pent-up thirst for pleasure had almost daily to his owing to sheer necessity- arising out of in order that it should eventually reach benefit of thorough education, letters result long write The gratified. inand question The be appeased Continuing, he said: "1 have discuss the cramped nature of the old building, that degree of importance to which it secular and religious.we were created to mother and his growing girls, when was a shucking laxity from which neithe health of was destined. Personally he felt that volved is whether ed only this drastic illiberal Oregon or absent from them. Their welfare and Nettie!' was a 1114,1014, toalike, ther the mansion of the nobility In 4,111- there was no necessity in thew days live for the government, or whether School Law, but there are several other mind, his teachers in and pupils the uppermost are happiness immune. in the sovereign's court was objection and he goes un writing and lecturing clumion the Dean remarked on the fact of enlightenment for religious differ- the government of our own creatiour States that are as eager as Oregon to DANCING DEPORTMENT. From my point of view the reading it, till the wish nearest to his heart is gra- that the cost of the new buildings had ences' but rather that the people should has been established mainly for make all our children like the Chinese MISS MERCIA SCO Cengenerous most a in to Esmond. or the danger of happiness. obguaranteed one common been with the and together compejoin freedom own of leaving a decent for thousands of years su that which childhen tified, coarseness its the from of of Latest 11--iit oom arise Teach. members it was by eertain the conditions of turies before the birth of Christ, dues not manner improving jective of afthem, of One of daughters. poor system of a to his slaves mere tence were Fancy Dar. icing. thus exemplifying the spirit of society. much as from the picture Thackeray thought that a man and his children education. Hence, we are face to face the terwards Lady Ritchie, tells us by way church, and Jesuit, a the 811411 was Holt, which Father of charity ('hour, in refaith and His Brace Archbishop draws Private Lessons by APpoin belonged to the state. That was said with the most important question that ..1 illustrating his resourceful love for bril,it' Catholic character. the of marked feature remark that a chauce beply, said Prussia teachings and plottings of thatpicture in theory amuse favorite to the be "Abbotsford," 118 Aberdeep,strai5____I children and his anxiety has arisen since African slavery was regarding thy to liant order. it is a fascinating to Archbishop Chute then addressed the Dean when speaking, various beginning and during the pro- abolished. We are now threatened 'AL Perth. I am them, that one day he took themanispeakers fore the the town, had led the if you will, but utterly false, andin this gathering at 80111r length in most elolate war. Many men, who with white slavery under the form of gress of Zoo. After showing them the Highest Testimonials from Leading the that Narrogin, which of eulogy admit his into an to expressing have After Prussorry to abusing quent terms. he been have awhile, for years reptiles nine and for birds in W.A. mals, Colleges the Ku actuatwhen very no doubt I have not showed that they had its interests gratification iu being asked to de ground, law; but matter Thackeray, though 2.30, Saturdays. Boys' suddenly sat down, and dashed off a keen done The Dean, having sia and all Germany on that diente the new and substantial build- keenly at he-art. humility, and Klux and others with similar views Juvenile Class, Prussia ed by any conscious bias, hasperhaps, few lines of poetry, which, when he flattering greatly now are Park. Club, Victoria was perhaps reared in to been justly and sternly condemnwhich were alike iie ornament It has have been more than any other writer Soviet Russia by imitation. read in his own droll way, sent the ings to stir Narrogin and an outward expression of unconacious that he was about Oregon in because of the immense and enduring of explosive fits into a question off when made party hearers of his been whole patriotism up the gift Catholic the his animated min the faith wide,' go back to the circulation of his works, and in the many lasting laughter, population of this portion of the dio- he remarked that -Narrogin was only whether or not we shall of vivid portraiture-to stamp YOU'VE TRIED THE REST, NOW TRY THE BEST! utes. If tide reading of the same lines cese, lie said that although the debt was a 81111111 place," otherwise he would hatred, contentions and terrible wars you, the Amerion Anglo-Saxon mind the popular concept effect However, he before similar been more careful. a have have of poetry of the two centuries he felt convinced that yet one, Jesuit. a large intriguing of the unscrupulous (the Archbishop) could tell them in can Revolution, or whether we shall, of the advantages ladies and gentlemen, it will be the a contemplate and While pointing out the blemish the conclusion which it conferred on all connected confidence that the Dean would be one by Public Opinion, discourage and put from most fitting setting to MANUFACTURED BY meant of the first to "flare up" were he to down all efforts here to restore the connever to danger, I must admit that apart was them which impel lecture, would a church of the with unare else outside the town say ditions of those disastrous centuries. that, the merits and beauties to be a critical analysis. from a literary elieerfully accept their share of the hear anyone psycholin the Prom study in its depreciation. a anything deniable. As point of view, but only a means of aid- obligation. The .1relibitthop evidently the general tone of the various speak- This subject also involves the question in their work of considered it as fitting time to emphasAREA. ogy of sorrow and suffering 12 CARTS SERVE ANY PART oF !METROPOLITAN whether or not religion is a Iritel re- ing the noble philanthropic ers' remarks he took it that there was thing ise this important point by inviting effects on the human soul I would of the "Catholic Women's Social Guild." tor men and women and for a RING A4540. feeling between the members subseriptions to the building fund and a kindlyvarious commend the contrasted pictures important more is it sects in Narrogiu, unit State, and whether the as an inducement both lie and the Dean of the aceordet1 When the ovation civil Ethel Newcome in "The Newcomes" would say that it was 1118 desire to for morality and civil order and mere tale. Archbishop at the end of the lecture subscribed their names for substantial lie and of Beatrix Esmond inthethisshades lle had an liberty, than mere book-learning. preserved. see this spirit .,x 1..L their that Dwyer, evident is Walter It in Mr. subsided. amounts. had contrast It is not the knowledge." ordinary or the Government to assist wish .earnest information, spirit, proper ample was; accepted in the B.. proposed a vote of thanks on !se of physical beauty- but the contrast by promoting schools wherever they amount was stletsorhalf of all to His Grace. and stressed because a very large the Recalls Dr. Gladden's Statement. when the soul of each is tried by that vvere necessary' and it was only quite church before sequently raised in The sword the point that it was a pity that an row and suffering. It may be recently that he had opened .uch a concluded. ceremony Declaring that the Oregon law carthe preossupied same so tht was is time each Archbishop's of pierces the heart the choir, under the baton school at one of the group settlements ries out the principles upon which the effect is as to prevent the public hearing from stated that was The church West. the death of the fiance. The the South in Mass 's Mr. Ruse, rendered Webbe civilisation of ancient Sparta was case of time to time such literary gems as they of conscious of its obligations to the founded, beautifully worked out, In thesuffering most finished manner, w1111 G in namely, that the individual had the privilege of heariss that night in it these schools building and in State, Ethel Newcome sorrow and "Ave Glionod's sang M1.8. Marshall use of the State, efMr. M. O'Dea supported tee mction, was not done entirely for members of existed solely for theoutbreaks of antion the hater have a purifying and chastening sweetly. very Muria" that recalling and which was carried by aeclamation. the faith alone, because the same facilby Dean Browse preceded fect, drawing her heart nearer to God Arelibishop, case others. He Catholic feeling and bigotry have 04:20 and to His poor. Whereas in thesufferand acolytes, and followed by the en ities were also offered to of approximately CRIPPLED BY A KICK. ire congregation, proceeded to the was genuinely pleased with the new cuffed in cycles of Beatilx. Esmond, sorrow and were assembled. they proud iu which building years since the establishment of Amthe being steel each (ailment, and and presbytery ing only harden conthe latest all and It clearly embodied erican government, Mr. McDermott At the Convent Ilse Footballer's Disabling Leg Wound blessed in turn. heart and alienate it from God vii' as one cited an analysis of these phenomena proceedings were of a leas formal char- veniences and could be regarded Rapidly Healed by Zam-Buk. virtue. In defiance of the most State for in the best -appointed the she written in 1914 by the Rev. Washington acter, and speeches were delivered by of hint and untarnished inatarnal loveroyal Over and over again Zam-Buk the teaching of the young. He hail Gladden, well known Congregationalist Dean Brennan, the Mayor, lion. J. A. of healing when apcrosses over to France, becomes agets a miracles performs exthe borne had those who to thank 141=M111111 Mr. J. Barron The article, entitled, "The minister. mistress marries a parson whoinfluence plied to old wounds. ulcers and chron- Greig, pellee of its erection on behalf of the Anti -Papal Panic," was written at a Narrogin Road Board) and the Archto heal in any refuse bishopric through her tainted which to sores able ic would 110W be who :iis Sisters, expressed Brennan 1)eall according bishop in " The herbal essences swiftly banish pain. extime when it was apparent. at court. And we meet her heartless, gratification at the presence of so many carry out their work with a degree of that another outVirginians," an old graceless, tract all poison and disease, and stim- people and heartily hid them welcome. comfort to which they had hitherto to Mr. ofMcDermott, . bigotry was imminent. The quaffing break with delighted He was natural healing unaccustomed. exbeen healthy were woman- Madame Beatrixulate say also that they had to lie postponed subsequently of apow,as fit a outbreak in of That is why Zam- tremely gratified in having the Arch- at seeing so many representatives new tissue. champagne, and dying sound conditions permanent other denominations present, and he because abnormal war -time Buk healing is always plexy, brought on by over-eating and bishop with them and it was indeed a The the attracted attention elsewhere. healing. drinking, without a trace of spiritual proud moment to be able to show their wished to convey to these visitors that Rev. Dr. Gladden wrote: distinguimlied visitor the results or inipression that he was anxious Writing from Denison, Rockhampity in her gross nature, nor a throb be first should heart. population adequate the Catholic their their efforts to provide more ton. Q., Mr. W. J. Martin says: --"I "These visitations are periodic, of human kindness in her selfish accommodation at both church and con- true to their faith, and, secondly', faith- term has not perhaps beets calculated, was badly kicked on the shin whilst The only light car with an overhead-valved engine, water pump I may not tarry with my old friend all at- vent. He felt that the Archbishop ful as citizens of Western Australia, but we shall be able one of these days Despite playing football. circulation, and vacuum feed to the carburettor from large tank longer. After this period Thackeray's to assist in any movetheir also willing of and appreciation his express would is period disand The inflamation visited check it, to He tempts formula. the to give powers seemed to wane. a beneficial at rear of chassis. efforts, because of his knowledge of the ment which would ha of that than longer colouration gradually spread all the little a probably beautiof their America twice lecturing on "The Four future difficulties under which the people lab- influence on the way up my leg and the doctor gave the seventeen-year locusts. An epiChevrolet is the only car that combines the power, efficiency, Georges." It was lucky for him that parts other ful town. in schools providing oured in me to understand that the leg was demic of smallpox or yellow fever is a Later in the day the Archbishop ad the Perth Loyalty League was not stamina, and comfort _f the heavy car; with the economy and He could assure the State. the of disseaContinuous these poisoned. with of badly proceeds compared then in existence. By the that he (the Beau) and ministered the rites of Confirmation to light affliction transport ease of the light car. suscharge kept the wound in a frightful Archbishop his lectures and writings the dearest had done their best because of a a very large number of candidates, and sons of religious contention and winsHe condition, and the various lotions and others Cost less to run than any five.,eater car made. Vie the same evening before an- picion and enmity. It is being children preached the give to desire genuine wish of his heart was realised. ointments which I applied had !ittIe same comfort and facilities as existed other large congregation. Ilia Grace pered now in Protestant eircles that the was able to bequeath to his children limb. the effect on Ines no from or Co' Perth by motor stealth squandday by left next in larger centres. He could truthfully Catholics are meeting more than the fortune he had "Until. on the advice of a friend, say that the convent school was now a most enjoyable visit., during which night to night in the casements of On Christmas Eve, ered in youth. I started using Zam-Buk. I endurhe was splendidly entertained by the their churches. If the church has no as up-to-date as any State School, and 1863, in his fifty-third year, he was days and nights of burning throb if anything it seas more up-to-date than Dean and other n.embers of the church. basement, it matters not the story is found dead. and the grand brain and ed quickly been Zam-Buk But pain. furthermore tang had It new b' ildthe majority. of the description A brief as freely told and just as readily the big heart were stilled for ever. dispelled all that pain and thoroughly erected as the outcome of a generous ings may be here given. The church just why 1 preForged documents of varibelieved. 1 have often been asked bewho those part of suppuration the sanctuary wound of all out the lofty cleansed impluse rise a coon additions It and foul mater. As I persevered with longed to the church. These Name peowill be printel and privately fer Thackeray to all other novelists. or The former is domed ous sorts etc. .. In the last of these sacristy. and satisfactory a circulated, is not easy to giye wound ple, the Dean added, were also con- and octagonal in shape, and was dethe Zam-Buk dressings the 900 HAY -STREET, PERTH. AGENT S(/LE \V A the main- signed by Mr. G. G. Lasater. It forms epidemics, a forged Papal Encyclical, convincing answer. I like Thackeray, healed in remarkably short time With tributing their share towards to of State schools in which they a .'ery fine improvement to the edifice, with all the formal phrases belonging the author, because the reader of his strong new skin. tenance entirely Thanks the had no interest. In conclusion, he Saili and is a credit to the efficient work these documents and signed by kept works can and will carry away from to this wonderful Zain-Buk healing. see, in mantittii of the builder, Mr. J. H. name of Pope Leo X111., was their perusal the two things worth there is now no trace of an injury, that it was doubly pleasing to number columns of a the members, in church weeks for to addition standing Brown. carrying away according to the late would be whose effects I had feared present who belonged to other denomThe Presbytery, which- is built upon the papers representing the anti-CaLord Bryce, viz.. thought and stimu- a permanent source of trouble." inations. This was, of course, as it one af the best sites in Narrogin. is tholic crusade, and was published in lation. For they not only appeal to The curative power of Zam-Buk is representhe if because be, stir should pleasurably a conifertable residems cunt:Cuing a leaflet form and circulated brdadcast. our curiosity, they strikingly demonstrated in eases of of the Catholic Church were sitting room, dining room, study, two . It is an astounding fact that . . our imagination and thought. I like eczema, ulcers, sore hands, chilblains tatives in their steadfast and foremost first such a bathroom and lavatory, such fiendish document could be forged is there Thackeray again because scalp sores, old wounds, boils, abscesses faith, they were secondly good citi- bedrooms, linen press and Other 1:011,211- and published by Protestant Christians with a marked note of purity, of reverance etc. All scalds, burns cuts. pimples, zens and anything they did to beautify lu addition there is a woll-ap10'110:8. and admiration for what is chaste and the United States of America; it is chemists and stores sell Zam-Buk at the town or any evidence of enterprise po'nted kitchen with scullery smith pan- in and good in his works-the reflex of his Use also Zain-Buk 1/6 and 3/6 was worthy of commendation from house by more astounding that thousands the from separated and tries, young No lite. own clean and upright Medicinal Soap and keep your skin others whose minds were not obscured three offices is the housekeepers room thousands of the members of our Prominsus many He including reader will have the heart or mind uncharitableness. Churches, of clear and healthy at all times veil testant by a with a separate entrance. Outside soiled for even when vice is painted, particularly pleased to see the Mayor laundry and motor garage is provided. isters should accept it as genuine, and of the town and representative of the The Presbytery is designed in the Cali- aid in its circulation." it is done to disgust, never to allure. AND CHEST. THROAT FOR Greig, A. Government in the Hon. J. like him because of the deeply refornian Bungalow style, with stone Viciousness of Oregon Law. present. It was arranged than foundations, brick wails, and Marseilligious veins that run through his Peps-The Remedy you breathe for M.L.C.. Mr. E. B. Joliston, M.L..\., should al- les tiled roof. The verandahs are spacCommenting upon the aims of those works, that like threads of glittering troubles. Throat Colds. and Coughs, unfortunately but attended, have on so being tacked their of beautify instead and and ious, soften, fostered the Oregon law, Mr. Mcgold adorn, All who are readily susceptible to that gentleman had found it impossible to the walls are incorporated it, the who cynical and satiric vesture. You will Dermott continued: "These advocates which the Dean main design, with much more massive reasons and throat for come chills colds, to coughs. and old characters, his of hod many of religious persecution know that if a invaluable. knew were perfectly genuine. will find Peps verandah supports than we are accus Catholic school cannot be open to chilyoung, kneeling down and turning to troublesa Peps special the tonthat oe dissolved is understand experienes.: We When to. lie had toured said prayer; Mayor evening The and God in morning over eight years of age, it cannot gue. volatile medicinal essences are re- some rather unique duties during his attention has been given to the color dren There would not be asking Gods pardon for wrong done, had scheme, as the first impression received exist at all. it These are inin air -like form. hitherto leased but office, of term humsorrow, in breasts their seven years of striking in viewing a building is the color int- enough children six aorschool. carried with the breath down never fell to -his lot to welcome an The unbly petitioning for Divine help and stantly such to support in age take we he and afterwards However, town. pression, innerthe to the into and bronchi the throat Archbishop su difficulties and guidance in straits the form. The color scheme in this disputed statistics show that most crimwould say that it was a genuine pleasrecesses of the hangs. fourDean between that one may say that a sort oI super- most the path and wrong the hats successful, take inals he should very is case medicine ure to do so, although piese Peps breathable FAMOUS FOR natural halo seems to hang round, and heals in must be congratulated in carrying the teen years of age and twenty-one. If and strengthens the delicate air - liked to have performed the duty pre a Narrogin of to tinge with its own sweet mellow passages architecture regularthe religion within taught never capacity domestic are they his official treugerm and exterminates literary the shades of Divine beauty Hall. It was gratistop forward. ly and daily until they have passed It ends einets of the Town He like nothing else can. The Convent School is a building sixteen years of age, many of theni emanations of that master brain. (the Mayor) to see a ay, the snuffling and sneezing, the wheez- fying to him community so willing to which was sorely needed, on account of will never have any religion at all. Again you will find praise for what lion of the sough and safe and soreness iness. the heavy expense attached to the crowded condition of the old school. is noble. condemnation for what is as the advocates of the Oregon guards against dreaded lung ailments incur In this new building the Sisters will Then,hope, the erection of the fine buildings which mean, in his works, and support and Typewriter. their own ranks will be swelllike pleurisy. pneumonia. etc. NO. 10 REMINGTON.-The Correspondence and Legal day dedicated to have au up-to-date school-room-lofty, law that had Grace His Chursanction for all the Commandments of There is nothing else so speedily Work of his chursh well ventilated, sell lighted from the ed by those who want to tax allcharity 11 REMINGTON.-For Tabulation and Billing NO. the Decalogue. You will find in them effective as Peps in cough, colds End the use of members of institutions and all ches with and aides, to south and the eastern from that he felt compelled reverence for the sacredness and indis- chills wheeziness, hoarseness. under religious auspices, and all colbron- Apart of the most NO. 12 REMINGTON-The Quiet Typewriter. admit on behalf of others who war, windows with fanlights sollibility of the marriage tie, and vitWriting, and ceilings are leges and universities of that sort. At chitis, cold on the "nest early mornnot associated with the church their modern school type. The nonconductor REMINGTON ACCOUNTING MACHINE for Adding, riolic scorn poured on the heads of its that time. the Iconoclasts or the 'Brewing cough, infectious cold. sore throat, of fibrous plaster, a good keen appreciation of the enterprise all Bookkeeping. disrupters. Owing to their ab- which has resulted in the addit laryngitis. etc. heat, and panelled and coved to a ers of Bigotry," Destroyers of Religion, of Most Compact of I like him once again because of the REMINGTON PORTABLE TYPEWRITER.-The solute purity and freedom from harm- of so many handsome buildings to the handsome design. The north side of would have their victory and religious the: the school is protected by a wide ver- peace would exist in America as peace purity of his diction-the lucidity of ful narcotics and sedatives, Peps are architecture of the town. He felt all Typewriters, with Full Standard Keyboard. a as inimito used and because be enough unrivalled his style and his andah, large an invaluable boon to weak -chested this enterprise was justified, existed in Warsaw when the Russian elasieroont when required. There is General Suwarrow had destroyed it. table gift of portraiture. He not only Narrogin was destined to increase in children and bronchial old folk; also also a hat and clpak room, and a lav- Amid the wrecks of the great city of created his characters, and almost gave for preachers, singers and public size and prosperity until it became the atory. largest country centre in the State. them life, but he was one of the few speakers. Poland, which he had burned. he tele'Both of these buildings have been literary geniuses who could endow Carry a few Peps tablets about with 'Peace reigns in Mr. .1. Barron, J.P., representing the by local contractors. Mr. H. graphed to his master, peace them with immortality you at all times. A Peps in the mouth of death " Narrogiu Road Board, spoke reminis- built It was the was the contractor for the Warsaw.' Take Becky Sharp. the society adwhen travelling not only keeps infeccently of the early difficulties ammoci Marsh for the Brown H. J. 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5 The quarter yielded by Guhl. goals 6 points. more. open football played Mission Junior betC.B.C. Standard XVIII v. in the third quarter and met with 9 goals 9 Old Boys: won by C.B.C.. ter results Ry B. 9 behinds. and goals 4 behinds t,. Wyatt's high marking for match for the sea dcr's long kicks were responsible "I he firts practice forthe to Oval play 1V .A.C.A. the transfer of the ..11 was held on the resulted goals were good teams Two The wards. yesterday morning. and several others went astray only as followsLeahy, registered singles.. captain I I C.B.C.-Gerick 1,McAulAt three quarter time College 5.ledThe Brockman. O'Connor. Howson, 5 goals 9 to Mission 2 goals Cowley, L. back iffe. Jegrey. Giles, Daly, further Mission Cunlast quarter left the I/uraek, Edrnondson, Laslett. Monaghan, Their rucks got little help whenbacks May. ningham, 13ooth, ball was sent out and College Waters. and Johnson to pass, Jerry Clune and little allowed (captain), THIRD up well in de11,,ys.- Kennedy Old J. O'Halloran showing CoINNOVATIONS ON BOANS WONDERFUL V. Byrne was also playing a Lightly. Kelly. Nit -limes, Brennan, THE ABOVE ARE THE THREE GREAT fence. SIGNIFICANCE, VALUES David" BARGAIN the flurnby. MIGHTY on Cusack. game WITH vigorous and Ches..). FRAUGHT gan. very useful FLOOR, AND EACH OF THEM a J. Malone kicked IN THIS OR ANY OTHER STORE. DEson. Edelman, Scahill, RiggDallimore centre wing. GREATER THAN ANYTHING HITHERTO OFFERED Herbert. Brown. Keating, fine goal and in another attack Jerry NEVER ADVERTISED BECAUSE THEY ARE t,. OFFERINGS and Sullivan. (lune Trona half back ran .round TAILS OF THESE EXTRAORDINARY ARE LINES OF DAILY USE IN more 6 first added and the FEATURED of end distance BUT ALWAYS shooting C.B.C. led at the CHANGE FROM HOUR TO HOUR, attack kick combined to REPRESENT, BUT Another had they THEY points. though SAVINGS quarter IN THE Ilenessy half THE HOME AT PRICES INCREDIBLE starting from lim Clune gavemaximum against a very strong wind. Atto 15 he scored the increased and had chance a lead the time the Mission kept up their defence till the points. Contrary to expectations game end came with a few points added. 13; present boys kept up a vigorous followers the Final scores: College S goals right to the end, whereas trifle done up Mission 2 goals 5. of the Old Boys were a the by winners, For College was best representid in the last term. and O'Hal so were Jerry Clune, Guilt Brvne Malone Leahy at centre was brilliant, 3: -tor J. half ( -kickers: Goal Booth loran. lowson (forward). Giles Gold 2: Hennessy 2: Jerry Clune 1. and ward, O'Connorroving day the caon men very Mission team the best The roving. Gerick lead were C. Piggott. W White Icaptaini pably and should make an excellent Kennedy B. Ryder, T. Jackamarra, B. Moody. PERTH captain. For the Old BuysHornby MURRAY were WELLINGTON and J. Ryder. Kelly. Scahill. Rigg and ASSOOIATION. MOORA always prominent. 3; Goal kickers:- .C.B.C.- Howson. The matches played in the AssociaCunningham, well Booth, O'Connor, 2: tion on Sunday resulted in two and defeatJeffery. and May Dave McNamara . captain Sul- contested fixtures. 8Rovers goals coach of St. Kilda still leads the way YOU KNOW THAT AT Old Boys: Keeling, 2: Brennan, ed Moore by 9 goals points to 3 home back weeks the few A Valley kicking. Berkshire livan. in long 6: while at disCATHOLIC DEPOT 11 he had thee shots at goal overFancy team defeated Coomberdale by COMPETITION WITHIN THE tances of 74, 83 and 93 yards. COLLEGE. goals 11 points to 6 goals 6 points. Sold at the Must Reasonable are Articles shots The first two Religious and Devotional resumed At the end of the first found now. that for a kick! Figure. Last week ,...mpetition was were goals and the 3rd slightly wide. teams stand as follow: football. the for suitable very weather rival Stationery, and Fancy in It is unlikely anyone will evenbe the strengNext week College meet Moors at But do you know that we Sell Toilet Articles. All the senior teams had been of sevthis last feat. "Mac" seems to Goods, also at Lowest Prices? Moora while Rovers meet Comberdale thened through the promotion team. These mainspring of the St. Kilda communications to latter's ground. have shown on the Clients are Requested to please address business eral of the junioirs who the in matches begin the second round serEx -Goldfield players doing well PERTH. -STREET, great promise just before after holidays HAY FURLONG'S. 536 (Colan in- ies. Melbourne are Charlie Tyson Spencer defeated Walsh Played Won Lost Pts (RichTeam 6 points to "Where They Sell Cheaper." lingwood and Dave Griffiths teresting match by 10 goals lb 0 4 4 latter has . the College Spencer remembers far So Writer mond). 6 goals 4 points. 12 1 3 4 .. Kal.. the withon Rovers player's first attempts 8 gone through the competition 2 2 .. 4 Bershire He was very awkward "Well done, Snowy, goorlie Oval. 4 out a defeat. 3 1 .. 4 exciting Coomberdale The most PERTH. generally and was the subject of much keep it up." 0 4 0 4 39 NEWCASTLE STREET, Moora McAuliffe "fiat". In the open the between from one jeering EAST PERTH PRINTERY match the was was the AT JUNIORS. air casuality station already mentionEXECUTED and Lightly: seven points the opALL CLASSES OF JOB PRINTING PROMPTLY was com- ed he played a rattling game, greatest score separating The Junior Competition scores teams REASONABLE PRICES. were supporters on Saturday and new posing teams. at full time the LightAustralian pleted South were McAuliffe. 4 goals 7points; FRED CROGAN, Manager. are being organised for the second test. inclined to think that on the retireTel. A3718. points won the serly. 3 goals 7 points. ment of Peters (West Adelaide) and the Tulloek with ten playing been 2, have Madigan 5, interstate juniors the The ies with Egan 6, Grogan Bryant (Norwood) that promise of game well and give every of in the other places. team would be very deficient in ruck the colkeeping up the fair name Now they think otherwise, as work. the from lege when they meet teams new ruck men have deVeloped who will PARS. vicSPORTING a scored Peterson and other schools. give Western and Sunderland Nind defeated It Hearty congratulations to "Dinny" Gordon Watts something to do. POULTERERS AND PORK BUTCHERS. tory over Collier and been sucInvery yards 440 has the our winnig for on Peterson thing Morris. seems to be the regular MANUFACTURERS OF TABLE DELICACIES. teams O'Brien SPECIALTY. A least to rise University Championship in Melat ter team cessful so far-none of the other Australian South CLEANLINESS, CIVIUITY, AND ATTENTION PERTH. "Din" was one of the finest in its wrath in the beginnig of the seahaving been able to defeat his XVIII. plays bourne. the CORNER BARRACK AND MURRAY-STREETS, former executive A2286. buys that have ever attended Unithe McAuliffe, a good captain, all 'Phone depose ad, son W.A. the At line. for back Kalgoorlie. games well in the and then lose most of the have C.B.C., admitversity he was the champion athlete Mooching, Dwyer and Moloney the season. Still it must befollowing ball at in 1921 and would probably have retoo great an affection for the ted that they make good the team had this performance last year Spencer keeps his the Adelaide peated North present. Witness year. emthe sports been held. "Din" is a reswell in hand: we hope that he will capseason. their Newmau College and won the learnt at ident who ulate the example of last year's boys Ex-C.B.C. be440 yards Championship in the Intel tain of the Senior XVIII.ball Green football under the most capable of all comes his Collegiate contests. lies his name when the coaches, Mr. J. Leckie, are -distinguishfounded though College Newman way. ing themselves with A grade teams; of only a few years ago takes a high O'Neill has not yet struck last year's BUYERS OF CREAM McAuliffe, Silvetstone and Lightly are the of AS BUTTER MA!:..."FACTURERS WE ARE activities Jack. sporting up, the in form: back Perth and Leison for Fremantle past as place ACCURATE RETURNS OUR SPECIALTY. Brew of the University. ANY QUANTITY. country IN the Bryant is able to "sneak" 4goals Melbourne In point. in cases out of C.I3.C., North Melbourne and St. KevYOU WITH YOUR DAIRY well as runs, having secured players of the C.B.C. are also forward AS MERCHANTS, WE WILL SUPPLY in's and Captain at Newman has been the 10 goals for Spencer's team last This is especially the case in the NorAND TAKE YOUR PRODUCE IN TERMS, the EASY In ON Carlton. with AsMACHINERY play to Goomalling selected week. tham, Mortlock and PAYMENT Lightly is to be seen to advantage Inter -collegiate athletics the Newman sociations. Joe Fogarty, of last year's STE2L where the fight is thickest. team were second to Ormond securing -DAHLIA" team plays half forward for unbeaten SEPARATORS. "SYLVIA" .1NI) effects the the of "DAHLIA" from The majority Walsh was suffering 63 points to 68. Railways (Kalgoorlie). AND BUTTER WORKCHURNS he usually St. WOODEN from match were CHERRY'S last leg contestants bad CHURNS. a successful of years' C.B.C. have eight of last STRAINERS, MILK College, Ballarat. plays a good game. ERS. SEAMLESS CREAM CANS, BUCKETS, to form a solid foundation for already Patrick's Carrick: this player has Jim Buchanan was relegate; to No. team ETC. TESTERS. boys good new five least at have "aerials." they his eight. made himself famous by 6 in the Melbourne University of last year's seconds like Pannell of C.B.C. crew in 1917, and some Lewis and Trowbridge show great an BEDROCK PRICES the Jim Funny how Giles and Livesley who have madeHigh rowed in No. 7 seat. promise for making history in improvement. US TO BE EFFIfootballing annals of the C.B.C. when Brisbane University can hold its own extraordinary and Scotch are fairly strong so OUR SEPARATORS ARE GUARANTEED BY Dunphy will be a good player rowing while it is a back number in School THE CONFIDENCE that the competition promises to be is Of course it CIENT. WE USE THEM, SO SPEAK WITH everything else. he enters seriously into the game. BORN OF EXPERIENCE.' O'Connor a good full back. hard for Universities like Brisbane very interesting. Claremont-Cottesloe are systematiPalandri has improved very much and Perth to compete with the other for adgood claim PARTICULARS AND PRICE LIST TO TI1E quite of is their FULL that FOR Bert faculty WRITE cally showing since last season; three since they have nomission to League ranks was no mere at finger tips, now. medicine and dentistry. guidance skilful of the Head Under delusion. A Chinese Soccer Team composed the of Pat Rodriquez they have carried EITHER OUR PERTH INCiBbC. FOOTBALL PARS. English speaking students from AND SEND POUR CREAM SUPPLIES TO A large percentage will land shortall before them. The first set of matches in the Sub- Hong Kong University (,12 HARVEY BUTTER FACTORIES against is made up of boys from team 6 matches the conplay of to were Sydney ly in Association urban Football the the various states. They will be in the Public schools. tested last Saturday week, whendefeat There is no Perth about August. P.C.1.3t.C. sustained their first the final doubting the world wide vogue of at the hands of Jolimont. At2.6; played all Cash or Easy Terms Arranged. P.C.It is game. soccer Jolimont the bell the scores read, and Schubert. through Europe, Eastern Asia and Sole Agents for Furness B.C. 2.4. JONES and HEXAGON Several Other Makes in Stock. Leederville of America. played parts we Last Saturday ExchangSold. ALL BRITISH Bought. Zealand New Pianos Used A soccer team from at Wellington Square and succeeded ed, Tuned, Repaired and Sold. met with disaster in its first game in defating them by thirteen goals 11 tosuburban Write for particulars MACHINES against Granville, a leading SEWING The final scores were P.C.points. SPANNEYS, They will need to look up in team. B.C., 16.13; Leederville 3.4. Hands, Dropheads. Cabinets, winners 661 HAY -STREET, PERTH. N.S.W. for the round ball game is very The goal getters for the (And at Kalgoorlie). Guaranteed for 25 Years. strong on the coalfields. were J. Singleton (61, P. Giles. F. Liv. The New Zealand Universities are esley, D. Milne, F. Smith and J. McNew Models which Sew BackThey Sydney. in playing present at Donald. Tattersall's Consultation Sydwards and Forwards. "Peggie" Giles. leader of the Green have drawn with and defeated CHAS. WATSON AND CO. ney University- but have been defeatand golds played a solid game througDROPHEADS FROM 113. Mair and team out and did a good deal of directing ed by a metropolitan 71; BARRACK -STREET, PERTH. Call or Write for Catalogue and A Nlaori team will shortly visit Icy. quietly and with good effect. Commissions Executed All Events. Terms. They play a tempes"bids" Livesley's work in the half Sydney also. In their last No Representatives. forward lines was of a high standard,a tuous forward game.as many four as matches in Sydney h's goal in the last quarter awas JOIN THE MODEL PARTY. men had to be retired hurt. real gem having potted it from goorl Essentials: Courage, Patriotism, Truth. Stockdale the meteoric Essendon Ile is vice -captain of the Honour. distance. footballer learnt the game at the Marteam. MURRAY-STREET, opp. New Great Changes Coming. Electors, ist Brothers College. Kilmore. Under F. Smith was prominent in the ruck be laggards. don't G.P.O., and at of tactics the persuasive of and feature a gentle was the out his knocking Extended Propaganda Supplied. 54 HIGH -ST., FREMANTLE. Melbourne football he is likely to finmatch. Write13 ish soon on to the retired list. J. Tapliss was a consistent defender MODEL PARTY. goals in his first two matches is not time and again he stalled off Leed56 ABERDEEN -STREET, PERTH. quiet. kept been has he since but bad, attack. erville's to that. see at will Fitzroy and Carlton J. Kennedy played a good game barracker Melbourne A playful 863 HAY -STREET, threw a half brick at the umpire the J. ann played some good football ce ntreNi the old traup Hours: Breakfast 6.') to 9.30. Keeping day. other the wing. on umpire! the sticks ditions! Poor unfortunate Dinner, 12 to 2. W. Fitzgerald between Jeered at by Consider his position! gave a very goad exhibition: his kickTea, 5 to 7. the players the object of implacable ing off was remarkably good. To-aay OPEN SUNDAYS SAME HOURS. hatred of thousands of infuriated one (Saturday) we play West Perth on savmake reoften All players are eyed hoodlums. who Leederville Oval. to crown all. quested to be on the ground. not later age attacks on him, andMonday mornhe sees in the paper on than 1.25. LADIES' AND GENT'S. TAILOR. ing that according to the opinion of wkould who reporter LATEST CUT. BES'1' WORKMAN some sapient FOOTBALL AT NEW NORCIA. fall to pieces if he were asked to kick The only match played by the sen exhibiexecrable PERTH. an a hall he gave 121 MURRAY-STREET, iors since Coomberdale was against tion. The Mis(Next Y.M.C.A the Mission on Sunday. rlton and Richmond met a fortthe and .)tit team best their of Service, Excellent sion had players. Perfection the Su did For ago. night College XVIII was fairly well repreCuisine, and Cleanliness, Martin pushed while jumping for a V. including six or Five sented. mark retired with a dislocated and Chine and W. Malone stood down to wandering Farrow not a trace of preservative or broken arm. Embodies them all. There is give those aspiring to College honours about in a dazed condition and MinExcels anything North or South of Bede The new men were it. in a trial. captain in his chemical sea at Equator. the ogue hopelessly Keller. F. Ryan. Young. Hill. Wallace. neck. MRS. RAMPANT and MISS TORMAY CV because of a blow on the fair It is star bright. and Henshaw and all showed was Tie collapsed when the game Proprietresses. the .Against the wind in lined cylinders before bottliug. promise. mention von when vet Cafe). And Bungalow over. (Late And chilled for inc.iths in glass better first quarter College had the Rugby to ardent Melbourne enthusat Hotels, and all Gallon libeers. other all as of the play though the goal getters price The same iasts they look serious and say "TerWhile Mission were not very busy. 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bent their heads fora few ...sent. in New Cathedral Appeal But we greatly fear that Sun will hold a dance in the Club on arrival. Labour silent adoration. Republican however claimed that the the in lima incident rooms. Evangeline: of written it was u, any morals in its perfect The processien then moved on to the PLEASE NOTE. will le. held every has movement is Class The Denying defeat. but the tragic struggle strains of "To Jesus' heart all burn"Fair was, she. and young, when in Monday from 8 to 10 p.m. inure than it is irreprooachable in disMatter intended for publication been worn down into something apHis Grace the Archbishop wishes to ing," this time to the altar, which No movement built by huhope began the lung journey. eipline.. Elocution Class. should be addressed to the "Editor, acknowledge the foliating subscripproximating finality and with a display man etierts is., :ambition and selfishdevoted hands had erected iu the front when in old, and she was Faded G.P.O." was received since the Appeal:The Record, Box 133, 11.441111V ash Benediction oils, tions will and magnaininity un the Convent. of the ('lass white antit. it ended." to The Elocution far gone dissapointment ness have inure given, alio again the procession Wi'1111t.Stilly, 13th inst., at 7.30 part of the Guveinment it should not The Dooley incident is an ugly one Cheques and money orders should ae Osthedna Mr. Albiston is doomed to live to on thisi,occasion route The im. The moved State but it Free long, Irish the for C.G.L.C. before lie a; Lade payable to "The Manager, Ie long that will LADIES AtIXU,IARY \lr J. Lynch, £1; first instalment of the age of Rip Van Winkle, if, as the around the native cottages and Record. Box 133, G.P.O.' may have the good effect of cleansing "West" reported, his objective "to ab- alonday. June 11th Mrs. Stanleiry and led La ,ettled drAVII to peaceful and efpromised. H back again to the Cathedral. The prowho the movement from humbugs lirariuus work, tied has commenced Ootteelee. Slits McNanley. olish temproal power throughout the cession had at last returned after have climbed into it for their own What 'Tuesday, June 12th-Mrs. Walsh and traversing a way lined with arches and to thetify itself before the world. world is ever to be achieved. Mrs. Palmer, 10s.; first instalment of The redempaggrandisement. DEATHS. selfish temporal fur Sirs. Seymour. blossoms. substantiate we wattle with shall scattered I1 lends of Ireland in this country El .0.. promised. tion of Dooley only came after a very power? Wednesday, June 13th-Mrs. Clifford There is only one kind left The Cathedral was unable to hold Mrs. McAuliffe, £10 donation; inO'BRIEN. ..On May 17, 1923, at his ',ill be glad to hear the last fratricidstonny rumpus in which many- secrets and Mrs. Young. the crowd which had now been gathered stead of £10 first instalment of £50 -eternal power. If temporal power Thursday, late residence. Stuart-street, Cottesal shot has been tired and that both and Davey we arc in doubt as to 14th-Mrs. told and June e ere eternal and as a eon...queue, the Col- promised. beloved be would it together, dearly ever, fur lasted loe Beach, Mortimer, friendship and whether all is yet told. to pledged are sides to McCarthy. leading Mrs. steps the lege boys knelt on If it does not last, and of power. husband of Sarah O'Brien, and The Catholics of the Archdiocese are unity in the future in the interests Friday, June lath-Mrs. O'Connor 111111 the main entrance. course, it will not, then the objective father of Molly, Emily. and the late of Faith and Fatherland and economic Mrs. Johnston. With the conclusion of she final earnestly requested to act upon Ihe is eaFederation Protestant the of Wales South Dwyer New W. Private M.'O'Brien (died of wounds), Mr. Bruntnell, old motto: "Who gives quickly, gives 'Monday, June 18th-Mrs. in the Cathedral, the ..('or has been Ireland in Peace 1Flenedietiou progress. round. all consoling Very hieved. aged 63 yearo-R.I.P. Minister for Education, is impressed and Mrs. Fletcher. twice." putt Christi" procession was brought a common concern for the Irish and Cork. the fact that 97 per cent. of the Tuesday. J upe 19t h-M rs. St. Cogan To an end. TWOHIG.-On April 21st, in sister their children throughout the Empire by which of Brown. in his State are unskillMrs. procession and a unemployed indeed was It Ireland, Kate, the beloved They have borne their share of mis- ed while work is being held up for Wednesday, June 20th-Mrs. Bogue will linger for a long time in the minds ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. the late Ellen Copes-, Jarrandale. NEWS AND representation and slander because of want of skilled men. In every State and Mrs. Lloyd. of those who participated in it. And Sweet Jesus have men, on her Soul. and Dullard will 21st-Mrs. certainly June Thursday, devotion of act their support for the Irish claim to of the Commonwealth it might be said such an and The following are acknowledgments Miss Josephine Cunningham Mrs. J. B. O'Loughlin. come not go unrewarded for God is one who there is a dearth of skilled workers for freedom and now that it has gift IN MEMORIAM. of subscriptions received:Miss Barrett have arranged a Friday, June 22nd-Mrs. Maxwell and repayeth a hundred -fold. We don't hear this complaint for within the realm of certainty they jobs. for znaterial or evening Romper Mr. J. P. Stokes, Grass Valley, Penny. altaRPIllio -Of you charity pray Mrs. Trades the long being broadcasted by our thank Gust and pray that same for the babies of St. Vincent's 19/11/23, 6s 6d; Mr. T. Ellis, Bencubthe repose of the soul of Margaret Any lady uuable to attend Oil these Unions, and we think it is a matter the days at Vic.. place to take substitute. Home a find WI etched day of suspicion, slander and Foundling please will 31/3/23, £1; Mr. J. Saunders, ManMurphy. died at Glenlyun, bin, them. should greatly concern MIDLAND JUNCTION. Leederville Hotel on Thursday, June peisonous amend° is nearly over, and that jirnup, 30/6/23, £1 12s 6dS ale M. June 9th, 1922; also Matilda (Tillie' The statement has beets made by the friends many The o'clock. at 8 14th, died June 6th. 1899, loving mother Lawlers, 30/9/24, £2; ale. we hues, with the ending of warfare Smith, that Immigration agents in England of the "Wee Ones" are cordially inQUEEN'S PARK and sister of Mrs. J. 'rebus Perth. 6s: in Ireland and the peaceful establishThe Catholic Yotuig Men are holding B. Leslie, Kalgoorlie, 30/6/23, there is plenty of room for skilled spendRita while and come to along 13th vited Wednesday, Fond Grandmother of Jack. ou 30/6/23, £1 dance Potherae, 6s; and P. Roddy, Mr. Government not Irish is social It a ment of substantial workers in this country.. ing a pleasant time themselves materand Leo. Negate the inelemeney of the weather June, in the new Masonic Hall, Mid- Mr. B. O'Neill, Tarnbellup, 30/6/23, £1 grow counin this they bigotry our that of racial of boys the back fault the jazz 6s; Mr. James babies. was packed local the help ially popular Canington, A Hall. Town May their Souls rest in Peace. the land Junction. Bradley. Indiana, Industrial We have no up unskilled labourers. try is broken fur ever. to its utmost capacity on Wednesday, band is engaged, dainty refreshments U.S.A., 6s: Mr. O'Rourke, Hamel, PRINDIVILLE.- In loving men legislation has limited the supply of fears fur the future of the Irish race May 30th, the occasion being the 2.11.1 will be provided, and admission is t apprentice 31/7/23, £1 13s 4d; Mr. T. Corrigan, His Excellency Sir Francis NewdiThe cry of Sergeant John Robert Prinworkers. skilled State. Free Irish of the future ur the Annual Childrens Plain and Santa a neLadies 1/-; Gentlemen 1/6. All corof this State, is 6d.. Mrs. T. Waroona, 30/10/23, diville. killed in action at Messines of question is responsible for driving a gate, Governor Puke organised by Mrs. Ball a grand evening's Drees for invited Newdigate, dially Alfred Mr. late the of the category Reels, Lion Mill, 30/6/23. £1 6s.; Mrs. phew June 8. 1917. number of our boys into Queen. Park. Meta- pretty and novel pleasure. 30/8/23, Gnownagerup. A. Smith. L. Trades Unionism who died at Clearendon Square, Leam"Saered Heart of Jesus have mercy Parson Albiston for of tit, unskilled. task diflicult it a made the costumes The following gentlemen comprise Bensubbin, El 6s Mr. T. J. Keady, on his Soul." must eventually be compelled to re- ington, England on the 20th of April, the judges.. Mesdames Davis, Salter, co 'ttee of the Y.N1.14., with power 13/4/23, 3s. 3d.; Mr. B. E. Darby, year. friendly his 94th in too not Inserted by his loving parents, sisit is was that hall The cognise Kure, Miss and Leach :-J. Ilegney, to add tit their numbers Evidently it has not gone down well disposed to our Young 13s.: Mr. M. Spur, Australians. ters and brothers. tastefully decorated for the occasion, E. ('larks, O'Loghlan, A. Clone, D. Greenhills, 30/6/24. with the Federation clique here this What need is there to lcok abroad for West Wagin, 30/9/23, I3s.; Mrs. SilMunday's outdoor sport was consid It credit is ill.. its MIs. Pylie Begley, J. Begley, W. Begley, S. Cooand We rain. new method of approaching Federation fur £1 12s. jobs heavy , by workers Kojonu . ' verthorne, Australian of willing for damped 11111111 Carr, erably skilled workers and her per. M. McSweeney, H. Cross, G. opies adopted by Mr. Albiston. He when so many of our growing lads should not complain. however. Our the dainty Flipper which they provided. .1. Dobson, D. await, R. Beer, W. Fahey, 6c1.: Mr. Dono . aellerbe , 30/6/Darling awarded were he the prizes on i.e., becannot, cousins following D. Cooper, friend and 'flue 23, 6s. J. Stokes. of Rouse, Sheehan, a half trades Queensland as wanting R. posed C derodia, are S. O'Halloran. get 30/6/23, £1 '16s 9d.; Mr. Statart ratBest dressed girl. "Salome." Miss B. Downs are rejoicing that the King's cause of industrial restrictions S. Duy and F. Day. is no enemy of her religious tenets. Established 1074. terson. Kellerberrin, 30/6/23. 41 6a-; Birthday brought a break up of the liodgkinson; best dressed boy,B. Black to them. Bruntnell has definitely deWell, we fear that the Grand Secre Trot, Master has and White Whisky," Mr, P. Ball. Merredin 30/6,13. 6e. 6d.: severe draught which for months to establish a trade school in tary is net a real Protestant at all, cided "Night," Baby The omcial organ of the Pe...mimeo. ot ?nu. If. Moynahan. Wur.trning .31/8/If in all the big centres threatens( ruin to farmers an.' pastor- (het; most economical, Lithgow. Perth. else he would first and last and all are now looking fut - Culin ('ogle; most original, "Robin 23, 6se6d.; Nfr. SI. F. Healy. Katanning trade schools Settlers government alists. of population the time object to anything religiously were established. the injustice to the lied Breast," Master Reg. McIntosh; hope to the months ahead. £1; Mr. .1. Hanford, Katannwith 30/9/24, ward SUBSCRIPTION RATES (In ativense)! best dressed girl under 10 years, PRINCE OF WALES THEATRE. Secondly, he objects to Australian boy would be minimised. Quarterly. 3/3: Halt -yearly, 0/5, "Rusnish." ing, 31/5/23. 5s.; Sliss Gallagher, JacBaby Shirley Yearly, 18;6. Early Victorian," Well. 15/12/23. 6s. 6d. ob's the Catholic hierarchy interfering in There need be no fear of swamping A very old and respected resident caporn; heist dressed boy under 10 MARY PICKFORD IN "LITTLE incomplete the labour market with political matters but he never inikaarcsa an communications to: of St. Brigid's parish, West Perth. years. Mounted Trooper," Master I). FAUNTLEROY." LORD a dread be there nor need exby one tradesmen stances their interference the person of Mrs. Dare's passed Cantwell; also special prizes were "THE RECORD," Box 138, 0.P.O., Perth. the living in her of lowering wages below Millions of readergof Francis Hodgample( because he could not.' Did he eternal reward last week at the awarded to "Over the 11111," Master to The World's Greatest 'Cellist. novel, loved An efficient workman can son Burnett's world : R.I.P. age of 87. McCann: and ''Bride." Baby Bernice advanced mean the hierarchy or members there- standard. TREAT= efficient standard of MAJESTY'S an by HIS be made Lord Fauntleroy" will be de"Little e Tyke. e of. ur did he think the accusation Pickford We build Mary and training. that know education to lighted _Fuller's Theatres, Ltd. .. the Lessees would go clown well in West Australia? for Ale George McCormack has taken SATURDAY. JUNE Is 1923 colleges and schools to meet the rein reproducing the story Gravestock. .. E. J. .. Direction Orphanage procharge of the Clontarf GUILDFORD Some one has blundered here, for the quirements of commercial and screen has preserved all its quaintness NIONDAV NEXT, JUNE 11. specially Band and that institutioil'e hoot de and has been fessional exigencies, but one of the Press, except ourselves so far has treatcharm and Concerts also on pertinent. Those who desire to help POPULAR LADY COMPETITION. faithful to the costumes and manners ed him- well, not as he expected. Ile States of the Commonwealth not lone WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18. Note -book's Confession has the orphanage can render much help cheaper to import of the period, depicted so vividly by The general inquiry during the past had to stoop so low as to pay for ago decided it was JUNE 14. THURSDAY, Mr. 1.11cto and repairs them. their train sending story to by ideal than an is teachers It school will the above the author. few weeks is : "When the advertisements of his meetings and SATURDAY. JUNE 16. We wish the new comer Corinack. and accordingly they got a number The captured note -book of Austin even then he had only twenty in the competition be decided." Mary shows in its emotional drama. her have in his appointment. We luck good comedy, England. GERARDT of from fever we beg its riotious avert JEAN teachers In to brain and most order and its pathos Stack, one of the brainiest w "Lord street Church." Dr Datta, an JEAN GERARD! to state the great event will take place heard no lag complaint against this wonderful versatility to its full aduncompromising opponents of the IrFauntleroy Indian, takes pride of place in the puJEAN GERARD! action nor have we heard a serious Little Lord vantage. Wateun received the meat Wednesday, June -it It, in the Charles Messrs. ish Treaty with Britain, reveals, what By the way. it is Vaudeville Theatre, Guildford. by Trades Unionism Prin;:e of Wales on this week objection raised the JEAN GERARD! blicity at commences TasTatterealIs. from wire following time past, has been known for some candidates Mory (Miss of abroad from The popular medium White the introductiion the of the Through JEAN GERARDY against upholders that mania:-Nu. 1 A.J.C. Hurdle Race. Ilackett and Mary Craig) have been Saturday. that the Republican resistence has funny JEAN GERARDY exposure, that most baffling of for spir- of skilled workers, when so many of listen should double street, policy Hunter Australian Little Poole J. D. First a considerable very hard working for Pickford crumbled and the Republican Army itual advice and leading to a mere our Australian youth could be trained Miss methods West Maitland, N.S.W., £4,375. Sec- time, and light will be thrown on their photographic The World's Greatest Violoncellist. diffeeent as two skilled in all the crafts. has been worsted in the fight against to become to appear able is W. o? care Nothing, for Good way ond: World's Greatest Violoncellist, The the perhaps But on next Wedpowers and As Notwith- Indian. the Free State authority. chat asters in the same scene. East nesday night.potentalities street. Wilkinson. 64 Bronte Th. World's Greatest Violoncellist. To endeavour to guess light for some is through the darkwith his Fauntleroy Lord little Ryan, the F. standing the desperate efforts put to Third, £1,575. Perth, \V.A., is as stage the winner at the present Said 'the Rev. Dr. Meyer. according ASSOCIATE ARTISTS: curls. she ehoes herself forth by enthusiasts to win the sym- ness. impossible and foolish as to be trying pretty golden to a "West Austrlian" report. "Drop Clare street, Norwood.w S.A., £875, MISS ESSIE ACKLAND The Grand Secretary parson accuses again to be the greatest delineator of and nee pathy of the Irish at home and abroad to find out the future, IV Go back to theology. modern Australia's Foremost Contralto your a is It her having screen. and the of boycott upon Rome life child for yourselves. for the Republican programme. when Ball will the man Christ and He will make a The Annual Hibernian and beautiful story and the settings for thumb on employers to the detriment, There will lie as very interesting and it, Mr. failure was written across If this is a specimen of you." take place at the Hibernian Hall on enjoyable Strange man gathering, its we are haying this production are most lavish and gorGEORGE STEWART McMANUS. of Dr. Meyer's theology, with Mr. McArrangements Stack's note -book declares further ef- we suppose, of Protestants. July. 18th the Monday. dresses. Victorian the Bayswater and geous, Maylands so all that from know visitors should stranger that a be it." would Dougall, we advise him to "drop forts to prolong the strife The Eminent American Pianist. are well in hand already to make this who make everything bright. thatched houses and the magnificent But if anybody to whom Dr. Meyer's futile and could only end in loss and soon. when we have not yet been apyear's ball eclipse all its forerunners. including There will be a select dance. What castle of Dorincourt shown in this film Reserved Seats: Ss 3de theolof picsuccessful as they were and patroes music! Griffin's Band. Refreshments? ruin to the country. It can be said prised of the fact. As a matter of fact words were addressed has any achievement it an make to tend tax; Unreserved, 5s., 3s., 2s., plus tax. ogy ancient or modern. we advise that we were and are complaining of quite are advised by the committee that it Mary herself has never Yes, refreshments that will do your of the insurgents that they fought a land. AT ture NICHOLSON'S PLANS BOX has," he that which The one to "hold fast will be the ball of the season. loveable the opposite state of affairs. heart good. appeared in such a really desperate fight against terrible odds it is much better than Dr. Meyer's w w part as that of Cedric the little Lorl. unto the last ditch. The light, that whole affair reduces itself to this: that for as a Dr. Meyer offers substitute. remarkably a by can supported -de -scripts is non is She imported Board a these Road been have Rock District Bruce led them on must surely substitute for modern theology (what' COTTESLOE. Miss Pickford's latest strong caste. bringing pressure to bear upon the not make use of ally statement they wish ever that may bel a belief in Christ very bright one, and we shall picture is a great production, one that Government to give the town and disThe ANNUAL HIBERNIAN BALL "dissolves blame men of Austin Stack's calibre just because they are non -de -scripts, as man. Such a belief and The 0114. big item of interest, young children cannot possibly miss a good and permanent water sup'for fidelity to an idealism that has a man of standing would not snake Christ." Christ's gift of himself to us trict to grown ups at present matters appeal that theory that will one in aid of Hibernian Scholarship Fund, the one also be will Government ply. The in the Incarnation. is His Divinity given history a Kossuth and a Tell. such lying statements because he canThe vaudeville part in the Cuttesloc and Claremont Parish- just as readily. asked to connect the Narembeen railhas It and Humanity united in one Person not depart from truth. will be held in the Hibernian Hall on which comprogramme Defeat is a bitter thing to men of hones, is the Presentation Ball, and all new of the big depu A Rock. Bruce way with sectarian. and the acceptance of this gift and will lead to Cottesloe Hall on the mences at the Prince of %Vales on our and high motives. It will surely always been so with the tation is to wait upon the Premier and roads Wednesday, July 18th. the belief of this truth are essential night of July 2nd. It is an inexplicable phenomenon that to Saturday will include an entirely new be galling to men like Stack, who was press the claim. many like Meyer. Dr. as salvation. Supper Committee, Ladies The ventriloquial act by Ray Scott, asabove the sordid and selfish purposes of the Albiston type of parson can surhave Committee is "a man with a message," for others the Decorations as well sisted by Little Willie, his wonderful many in the fight, but his country vive an exposure that would sink a the "West" report says that the above Mr. Hickey, M.L.C. has almoet recovguaranteed that everything will he up doll, and new numbers by Harry WebDouble Ticket, 7s 6d.; Single 5s.; ered from the effects of his recent illremains. and the ideals which made fifth rate unlicensed bookmaker or a pale compliment to the Humanity of to the mark, and with a perfect dancster who as an eccentric dancing Ladies 3s. again. is moving about dago banana -seller. ing floor and a first data orchestra, we him an insurgent and an outlaw may Christ is "Dr. Meyer's message, and his ness and phena such achieved has comedian are confident slut the function will he when Now ideal of Christianity." still be of service to him and those of O'NEIL. Secretary. .1 ominal popularity at the Prince Carnarvon Municipal Council is out a huge eticcesis, and one to be long rea person brings us a message say a of his colleagues in defeat who may harry Webster will again Wales. of motor membered by thew fortunate to be riders owners or compel from to or a gentleman on a bicycle. boy remarkably of his think with him, in helping to make a speciality THE ARCHMOCFSE. make lawsuit t cycles to have effective silencers afMars. according to common sense and Maher's Motor Body Works funny limerick verses introducing locgood the terrible wastage of the last The Streamer Carnivel held in St. Necvous Carfixed to their engines. Mr. Chesterton, the very thing to do CALENDAR. Orchestra -de -luxe, 919a HAY STREET, PERTH. nine months of fratricidal strife. The Thomas' Sebum! Hull, claremont, on al topics. The If the narvon is of the opinion it is enough it. sent out who find is to Hart Lionel of atter leadership the Sunday for under -11urd success, Sun., June lOtts May Mali was a huge loss to Ireland of many lives oil both (Opposite Grave and Dwyer.) worry without adding to them the ev message is absolutely Dr. Meyer's mesprogramme. the musical Mr. Green due to will render thanks are Pen tecust which special Bitter redeemed. sides cannot be centricities of a crazy wheel. Promptly it must be promptly rejected, for Repairs 'Phone A29I5. 11th-St. Barnabas. sage, June and Mrs. Walker fur their indefitigable a for such passions have beets roused which may Mun., Apostle years ARABS. waited 1923 we not AKABAH have Red efforts. This function will be repeated Executed. Painting, Varnishing and The death occurred on Wednesday take a generation to quieten. but the Tues., June 12th. - St. John White a message. We are just as qualified iu flue same hall um %Vednesulay, J box plans open at the Monday On Trimming a Speciality. James 20th, and another enjoyablc night is the Prince of Wales Theatre for the morning, May- 23rd, of Mr. and as competent, and as uncommisswounds and passions and sorrows will of Wed., June 13th.-St. Anthony Kearney, one of the oldest residents guaranteed. not last for always-tithe has a merciWhite ioned to give Dr. Meyer a message great season of the Akabah Arabs, Padua We do *teeth the last his a message. of Nannup. By is to give us a Grand as he 11th, on Jim.. Also Monday, deepest ful way of curing even the Basil the which commences on Saturday, June Thurs, June 14th. ---St. of the Fenians of 1887 is removed. An Streamer and Confetti Carnival is be- 18th. White not need to know Dr. Meyer's "ideal wounds and soothing the worst afThe magnificent setting of the Great extended notice of his demise will Christianity" for we already know ing held in the TOW11 Hall, ('ottesloe The Christian Brothers, Clontarf Oract of the Eight Akabah Arabs fixes captured note -book Fri., June 15th.-St. Vitus avi Com of The iletiona. is which appear in next issue. R.I.P. as a first class evening and Christianity, Christ's ideal of Beads in vaudeville staging, beg to state that all goods Red standard a new pa they tell vions and its memorandum though guaranteed, a special invitation is and is one of singular artistic beauty phanage, is the mile one to strive after in the by kind friends should be adsent a poignant tale of defeat. brings a Sat., June 16th.01 the Blessed Virgin domain of theology, ancient or modpresent. to be all friends given to Dr. John Kenny has been appointhuge its with setting, White Eastern the Manager. and sent to In an to dressed After that, don't forget the night of comforting message to a vast majority ern. These are not new theologies ecl District Officer and Public Vaccinawith all the the Queen's Past Railway Station. iiights, Monday, July 2nd, in cottesloe oriental lamps gleaming of the friends and well wishers of the centuries-"Jesus tor at Roebourne. suited to different for of a rainbow, The curtain ris- Goods such as flour, oatmeat, left colours Grace the :archbishop his Christ yesterday, and to -day. and the Irish in this country who are longing Then these onions, chaff, wheat, oats, tire poles on wild Arabis music. the Eastern Goldfields by last evensame for ever" --that is the Catholic the Mr. H. P. Colebatch leave, oil and waiting to see the Old Land go- ing's express. lie will appeal on be5 beautiful women and 3 men, all lard etc. will be gratefully received message preached since the Apostolic 21st for Great Britain. lie will !ec NEW NORCIA. and peace go .and acknowledged through ing about her business in performers. Reskilful ,120 and daring half of the Cathedral Building Fund at preachers of this Cathol- ture in Melbourne on "The Posititii hand cord." somersaults, of a series taking advantage of toe emancipation the Masses in Kalgoorlie on toanor- times. The were through sent in the first inic message of Western Australia in the Federacatherine .'u teen at New Sonia to side springs and springsthe is On the following Sunday lie It which has come to her after her long row. ever tion." stance by Christ himself. and wheels at an almost incredible speed. have an annual procession on the feast TORE. strife against National ruin and death. will make a similar appeal at Boulder since by the Church of which He deSome of the death defying and dareof "Corpus Christi." An that imFor the brave men like Austin Stack. During his stay On the Goldfields, His dares 'lie who hears you. hears Me." BADEN POWELL. Several reports have been unavoidlast Their, happened troupe occasion this by portant performed marvels devil at will Confirmation Grace administer who really believed they were truly It L.Dea:. (Victoria), B.D.S. (Melbourne), day the procession was transferred or is simply miraculous to behold. afternoon Now who sent Dr. Meyer? Also "Who ably held over tretil next week. on to-morrow serving dark eyed Rosaleen. and who Kalgoorlie Sunday. DENTIST. is without exception the greatest act and at Menzies during the week. and killed rock Robin?" had gone the austere way unto death at Boulder on Sunday 17th inst. It was therefore befitting that the this in in the history ef vaudeville in York. and very elements should combine with State. At present the Akabah Arabs Has taken up Residence in fidelity to their ideals, we have only It gives us great pleasure to tell may be consulted at Corner AVON God's human creations in giving glory sympathy and respect, but unfortunatare causing a riot in Adelaide follow- TERRACE and The number of children confirmed the Rev. Fred Priest that we agree -STREET SOUTH Y. for the day chosen Thus to the Creator. ing upon phenominal success in Sydely, as has frequently happened its by His Grace at Narrogin last Sun- with every word reported. of his ad(upstairs). the procession was an ideal one in OVER BARNARD'S, 651 HAY -ST. dress on the "World Value of the Sunney and Melbourne. reform movements sordid blinded creaday week was sixty-five. respect. every w day School." When we find Catholanti struggle * tures distorted the High Mass was celebrated in the ic principles embedded in addresses JEAN GERARDY. The financial results of the Narrospoiled its glamour and there is little Cathedral, and it was a noticeable fact The weekly meeting of the Club W11s we conferences. given at non-Catholic Sensational Result of Biome next rebellion gin functions will appear in deto write of it since the held on Friday, 1st inst. Arrangements that a coueiderable numberfrom Music lovers have expressed rejoice, not because such a discovery great haul came at it assisting week's issue. charn eve ' g not were made for "Flower" is that the Treaty that Mr. E. J. Gravestock has arlight against gives weight to our belief, but because that present on to be so as distances to be held on Friday 22nd. Each 111e111 of the Commonwealth Machinists' warfare. ranged for the world famous Belgian acterised by sordid party it is so much the better for our sepgreat festive occasion. bee will wear a representation of a Examination! We are sorry to learn that Dean to violin-cePoist. Mr. Jean Gerardy There was none of the glamour and have preserthey brethren that arted proceeded the procession Mass After flower. A prize will be given to the of Nariogin is confined to THE UNDERWOOD ISUSSNESS of give a series of concerts in His Majved so much of the faith. "Germany.' epic grandeur and failure of the revolt Brennan with the best representation, front the Cathedral in the directionwas person from acute atHospital suffering all 14 and June 11, 13, esty's Theatre on COLLEGE said Mr. Priest, "was militarised and the College. The Sacred Host of Easter Week in the strife which and also to the one securing the greattack of bronchitis. No artist to visit Australia has 16. de Japan industrialised within the short est number or correct answers. A vote borne by the Lord Abbot attended by practically closes with Eamonn Presented 4 Candidates Only. imcreated such an extraordinary of thiry years. and it was done a number of Priests dressed in their space was J. thanks passed to Mr. Green these 4 students pass of did Valera's "cease fire" message, and Mr. only Not Dean Martelli and Father Langley, by capturing the schools. What Gersacred robes. A Canopy carried by a pression as Jean Gerardy. of Highgate, the Honorary Electritian the Examination. thus securing 100 de Valera must surely have written C.S.S.R both patients at St. John of The "Sur News Pictorial" vrites:of College boys was boric years thirty number did in many Japan and services neutered. the tau!), for for but they created a passes, cent. insurgents per to the that special message "Wonders of Gerard)' sounds as gorGod's Hospital are, see are glad to reover -head. Next to the yellow, were a for militarism and industrialism, the The monthly social will be held on RECORD by obtaining with heartstrings torn asunder by port, progressing favourablly. The first geous as melted gold. number of buys bearing lanterns and could do for Church Congregational are friends inst. Members' 15111 the throbbing note that came from Jean Ist., 2nd,, 3rd,, and 4th. Places bitter disappointment. Had he the robed in their !surplices and soutanes. religion (its own religion) in thirty cordially invited. Gerardy's 'cello had an ecstacy in it Then cause the monks chanting the Mr. T. F. Quinlan, who has been. years. but Germany and Japan real genius of leadership he might have 1.-Miss Catherine Herlihy. acwas Competition. Popular Girl that has not been heard from any divine praises. The procession 2.-Miss Semper Grady. day moved the Jrish Nation under the a patient at St. John's for some weeks hieved their objective through Colof St. Gertrude's, girls the led by other within player of any instrument is. we learn. fast from his is recovering the entertainments first of The 3 --Miss Eileen Herlihy. position schools, noto through Sunday Schools. enviable Treaty into an lege, sonic of whom were wearing the memory here in Melbourne. It was illness, and should stain be himself eminection with the Popular Girl COM. 4.-Miss Myrtle Spigl. One day in seven, is not enough your among the Nations of the British Comwhich denoted the children robes blue it will melted gold and the gorgeous as Saturday, on took place again. petition FIRST FOUR PLACES. Reverence, to revolutionise completely monwealth, but at the bidding of more of Mary. 13elaud these, following Our shimmer in the thoughts of all who when a dance was held in Inst., 2st secularism worldiness which the or St. of MORAL: ENROL AT THE to banner, came the boys Ladys' elected commanding spirits he E. Hard. further Miss musical to heard long as recollection Club rooms it as the prevents your Communioin from mak- wick's candidature. The promoters Ildephomois'. The boys and girls of last fling the already harrassed nation with them. ing a new heaven and a new earth. with numwere well eat eelwith the proceeds the native colleges, together Miss Essie Ackland. the young Sydney back into the pit of a common party Underwood Business College Look over the Catholic fence at its erous other people, also took part in ly augment the funds which will contralto and Ma. George Stewart struggle for a political abstraction. A banuers waving West Australian Chambers, "captured schools" The procession. the question. expulsion, in t excitement. After much McManus. the brilliant American him given to great opportunity was and the concourse of people gathered pianist. Miss McCornish will hold a dance on 106 ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE. and counter charge the Dooley of to the King honour to give and he failed to grasp it. There lies charge together Rev. Mr. Albiston of the Protestant Thursday, 14th inst. It is anticipated Kings was indeed an impressive sight. (Top Floor-Take Lift). rumpus came to a head on Monday The box plans are now open at the unhappy summary of his meteoric night last with a decision in favour Federation arrived in Perth last Sata large number will be present. Mimi. Nicholson's. Master and Managing Head moved towards the procession While eesisand a dainty The rendered Australian" al items will be success and his failure. urday, says the "West of Mr. Dooley by the Labour ConPartner. the boys' college, hymns were sung to supper will be served. Women's Considering you the SoDo belong to "young and energetic.," tence to the Cosgrave Government we ference. The vote was taken in an the Blessed Sacrament. On its arrival EDWARD FLETCHER, F.C.I., Miss coronet is holding a Freak If not why not? Do that the reverend gentleman left cial Guild? broken electrical atmosphere and the result definitely to was lima carried may assume is Mitered the there .. .1 :11111, Masquerade Dane, on this' I.ate Commercial Master Perth Melbourne four days before, it is proaltar, which had been ereeted in your duty by your own sex. Yearly though the cables are irritatingly sil- was an emphatic one on the Dooley ., 1111111144.r of invitations have heel' the Technical School. bable that he was young when he left box revelation had front of the college. Beuedietion was membership ls., plus your co-operation ent in connection with Irish matters side. The ballot issued. is a there and therefore Melbourne and work. Join now. inan ugly stol and is effect flues .:111 July. alio. s. Wil Illsiny. On S:i since the important event on the 24th a disturbing reason se marvel al his -flit liftilne, It is not, cident 5., put en record. the It may not be of May last.

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The newest London juke is Mr. styles James Bartholomew Banks who insists himself salost Reverend," and of al Landow "Archbishop of Erttalop; (Now designation Illobapol coin the and un (athiest, .....petwelpal dam sod Town. M wittrella remember the paper, the sltezboznik" Patriarch-Elda I just missed five. G. E. DINES. the "besotted multitude" Windsor and PrimateCatholic Church." that had plains ETERNITY. very a and IV., William Independent time of at 318 4 Post 011111oto PIANO and ORGAN TUNER. refuses nun, only to subscribe to such of thehigh-sounding title belongs to the Sowings Wank Pironotoo life, and that which time it was, inherited from the Remy wk.*. prorpoltwoa, and lived other and This enlightened 'Phone A1474. have the 5.4..,.". Britain, 1 of Now organ HAY STREET. 955 ood at Papua, The ad- an instructive body and his vulgarities. I have done, destroys with head or founder of a schismatic Si% Interpret on 11Poptiolto up to m.o.*. b guumw make pure! gent caused an people of Russia. but free obalt in Queen Himself itself young within the established of dishas Ile vent WI copies that woo.' AMOS. May the APPotaolto them Intoiroot WEST dc GARRETT. hush in these satyric gam- out reading Theh prohibition of ikons scure back street off the Strand, close WINDMILL but thou, DRIVIS0P4 miLlAt EXPERTS. PLUMBERS. tributed. my face immediate JAMES bols and when Prince Albert became to the Catholic Church of Corpus If thou shouldst never see of school permises conpart any in Doptpty Govornor whole Our Specialities: Pumping Engines the Ceremonies of the of the Christi. Covent Garden. again. Master part the on resisted be to are tinues Much of More things Windmills, Hydraulic Rams, Tanks tone of society improved. Pray for my soul. alany of these have been Banks declares that he was conseteachers. Bores, and Pumps. wrought by prayer the modern jesting about t'ictorian crated a bishop by a prelate of the dismissed: and when at Zitomir the of a the orin an 10 LAKE -STREET, PERTH. Than this world dreams of. Wherefore prudery is concealed impatience Church," ed its submission "Old Roman Catholic after an evil time. staff a llllll um the reformation cona let thy voice of moral sort authorities, amine Soviet has the that to ganisation and No one dares to charge with prud- matter night me fur fountain a from like Holland. Rise their children T. P. HERBERT nection with the Jansenists of Court of today, though its parents withdrew day. At Sumara, Bishop AnaFaunly Grocer and Provision Mee. sheep ery theof decency and honour is far the school. The "Independent Catholics" are but sense after the disFor what are men better than arrested been has although telius and present. anyat than affair and effective and goats "dangerous lit- a small Bartholomew is said to be a the more practical and Al- covery in his house of the 397 ROEZBY-ROAD, SUBIACO thing attempted by Victoria prevalent faithful by James That nourish a blind life within erature" which incites thirty years of age, he has (Near Nicholson-road). is time that the It bert." brain, to defend the man under manner power. their in comes to in all means it when hands whether nut lift grand the they 'Victorianism." Families God carefully packed. about Goods If knowing iibes and the true Russian trinkets and the more showy articles Conducted by the Sisters of St. Joseph literature, or art, or mor- Christian Creed to Country orders at. waited on daily. prayer, regard in Church. primatial who His attire. thisse and rest-Universe. ecclesiastical little of a themselves given were tended to. als. Both for for the Education of Young Ladies and patriarchal see is set up in a discall them friends. every Don Sturso and Mussolini. used rehearsal theatre. and here the County Court. For so the whole round earth is THE W.A. DAIRY. Fermanagh in of Told mixture a our with faithful are regaled SUPERIOR The "Partito Popolare" writes way THE W.A. DAIRY, Wanneroo-road the feet ,A remarkable stury of a ghost which Rome correspondent) has during the pseudo -Catholicism and spiritism, with For further particulars apply to the SISTER Bound by gold chains about upon Park. D. Keane. Pure milk Osborne Bible a of which out over and incense, -Tennyson. tore 17 pages choking clouds of of God. past week added an interesting any part of the history. the "Must Reverend" presides in the delivered twice daily toown which a big stone had been placed to its important chapter cows to cue. from our bedirect city, Court, Co. Fermanagh Turin, which most startling raiment. at was told in Congress the Before Supplying the Pope Pius X. AVM. Tel. comers. a Judge Green. during the hearing by 3,500 delegates, Fasthere is the greatattended moment was the For Colleges, and The Congregation of Rites (says to fore Miss of Convents will the the a case to establish cisti leaders, and newspapers on est rivalry between the archiepiscopal Rome message) has been authorisedand of Emily Thompson, aged 60, who lived same side, gave very definite hints as See of Windsor and the equally archiebegin the process of beatification MARK DUNN. the Con- piscopal See of Windsor: both of X., which in a 30-acre farm in Derrygonnelly should follow Pius would Pope what to by canonisation Fur all Kinds of Plumbing, Gas-Fitting, The will was contested by gressists decide on anything less than to he the genuine article, by twenty-eight Cardinals. district.of her claim which sought ground is the and Galvanised Iron Work, on relatives some correspondent NEW NOROLL complete adherence to the Fascisti the other is a mere counterfeit. "The Times" Rome 334 WELLINGTON-ST., PERTH. the while "Most that she had not testamentary cap- programme. number of Theh decision of seems to have Reverend" ever-increasing The BROTHERS. says:-The MA/IIST Licensed Plumber and Drainer. CONDUCTED BY THE Pius X., acity. Congress fell far short of unconditionfor the Anglican ministry at pilgrims to the tomb of Popewhich the Metropolitan Water Supply arc The will was prepared by Joseph al adhesion, limiting itself to loyal co- studied not liking the To but Lichfield, and Wells and the many special graces and even Murphy. an solicitor's Sewerage, and Drainage Department. Enniskillen operation with the Government as ecclesiastical flavour of the Establish- Dairying Utensils, Baths, Bath Heatbeen granted, have to casaid quite seemed she said GovernAPPLY TOclerk, who heretofore in SO far as the ed Church decided to start a "Church" ers, Tanks, and Windmills Made aad miracles worked, by his intercession, FOR TERMS AND FULL PARTICULARS, present in pable of making it. ment acted on Christian principles. VIP his own. The result is the quite Erected. have induced the Cardinalshis canonisaCross-examined by Mr. Cooper, sol- For the first time since he reached his on tailfor ecclesiastical of call a display initiate amazing to Curia he never beard that has been nominat- icitor. witness said present position, President Mussolini oring and church furnishing, which postulator A a in tion. lived Thompson GLANVILLE'S in the late Miss to ask for explanations. anyone may see who cares to prowl THE BROTHER DIRECTOR with condescended valuable ed fur the pleading of his cause LEMON HEADACHF POWDERS. evidence to the about the purlieus of Covent Garare to be haunted house and conversed thus giving Rome, and vice -postulators the variof the The Great Australian Remedy for in country spirits by rapping. the to and and Service. News France "Popolare" -Catholic for den a nominated stant Relief and Speedy Cure of all Mr. Cooper read extracts from X. passed position which the organisation holds. ous dioceses in which Pius the Cause the Headaches, Neuralgia, Toothache, amt Isiok in which the doings of ghosts Ile named a day for meetingGOV,111 H.A.C.B,S, happenhis life in each of which wierd The Influenza, Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lumthe related. of were "Popolare" members ST. MARY'S BRANCH, will be pleaded and contested. Price, 1/9 per box, or So bago, etc. Milani. Gron ings were investigated by Prof. BarCavazzoni, Sigg. ment. KALGOORLIE. occasion one On tt C .Glanville, referred others. and rett chi and Vassallo. the members Fortnightly Meeting on Tuesday in Market-at., Fremantle (two doors from Catholicity in China. cm Tuesday. hart Mr. Maxwell Close, M.A., on visiting The China Hall, President the earnestmet are to, Members Hall. the Mary's progress St. from great passages Post Office/. made read handed and house. the Catholicity has a friendly talk with him, ly requested to roll up. Hay During 1922 the number Scriptures and the Lord's Prayer. At in China. their several portfolios. The PreContributions received any week TAKE and baptised was first his voice could scarcely be heard him EXCLUSIVE DEconverted decision as to acGOODS. hls adults FANCY reserved of ident AND day from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. by the but number owing to mysterious knockings, CHINA, GLASSWARE. WEDDING PRESENTS, ETC., AT LOWtotal the until brings resignations which their of 30,000, ceptance two Secretary. altogther. SIGNS SUITABLE FOR EST PRICES. than ceased more noises to Depthe of Chinese Catholics after the general meeting of the This S. J. HILL, Secretary. has gradually The Best All -Round Tonic Known. Mr. Cooper told the judge that the The Catholic Church mismillions. uties of the party on Friday. IN DINNER AND TEA. Dry and Sweet. 3s. Pints and 5s. ALL REGULAR STOCK PATTERNS HAND. 66' Bishops. 2,566 occupants of the house were Meth° was duly held. and 70 out of 81 memChina in now ON NOW Quarts. WARE priests- Oue diets, but got a parish priest to specH.A.C.B.S. voted for resolutions adopting the sionaries, and 1,000 nativeaids bers NOTE BRANCH, PLEASE the REQUEST. lighted HALLOW'S in -as ON a ALL It candle. at taken important ially bless a CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST most collaboration the of of decisions BOULDER, SOLD ALL CHEMISTS, Tel. A4170. is repreNEW ADDRESS. in the house but unseen spirits exspiritual conquest of China Turin and only five voted for alteniaconsequently tinguished it. ALEX. TROU'HET. sent Remember-Your meeting is Next Fri. sented by education, the tire proposals. The meeting Sturzo. and bring a inTHERE, recent BE at Night. day felt Don to pleasure greeting" there is "respectful PREMIER at the Join University to Friend Still Working, stitution of the Catholic the political Secretary of the Party. this Eighty and BRANCH in the State. Weno-Row, as it is hoped that conSandringham Hotel 'l'he Rev. Father Franeotte, S.J., of Minister Cavazzoni afterwards called P. J. HACKETT, Secretary. with the result. College, Calcutta, camPresident Catholic University will oflargely Xavier's the St. on Boulder. Catholicism -street, York 17 (SatRENOVATED THROUGHOUT. diffusion -day tribute to the pletes his 80th, birthday to in the immense Chinese Republic. urday. May 12), writes the "EnglishMODERATE TARRIFF. ButkieMgr. of PERTH. Career OF the of Details As a professor of chemistry THE MODERN CITY man." vitch. HOST: BOB TOGNI. and lecturer in mathematics. as the Maryland's Catholic Pilgrizns, of ButPark character Incorporat- meteorologist in charge of the A city is judged by the Born in Lithuania in 1867, Mgr. The Calvert Associates, arin lofty (Lord and member a priesthood as Spacious Calvert and the for George observatory, its buildings. kievitch studied ed, named for pro- street he go ahead and Petrograd. and, after his ordination, chitecture indicates Baltimore!, has been formed byUnited of the Asiatic Society of ofBengal, And visitors solid ac- exercised the sacred minisry in his nab6V HAY -STREET broad-minded people. has an excellent record minent 'Catholic laymen of oftheother upon the re freely Born in Belgium in tive province, till in 1908 he was ap- note and comment Georss' hievements. (Under States and many members of the hotels is accommodation purpose Catherine's distinguished and Its St. of style Francotte priest parish 1843. Pathos ligious denominations. It is frankly admitted WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER. life a the pointed at he held secular of the city. office undergraduate This an American as Petrograd. himself into Church. carry to of and ecoby oversee travellers that the hotelNot University of Louvain. He same to to his death. wider understanding of social Perth is the Savoy, in Hay -street. India in his 26th. year, and during the Church has always nomic subjects and the developments the imposing REP IRS A SPECIALTY. ,Catherine's admire St they do One his only etc. in India, stay drama, of his half a century Polish life in the of art, science, music, to .nore to been the centre of The administra- appearance of the structure, but admit commemorate devoted to been be have will energies objects are its of that the interior appointments pil- educational than to pastoral work. He capital of Russia. Cole's Cash Supply Stores the landing of the first Catholic scattered Catholic equal to any other hotel in Australia tion of all the 25, 1624, was first in charge of a parish in the Churches in two Russion provinces in grims in Maryland on Marchand When you add that the capable man 133 ALBANY ROAD. VICTORIA year, "The a in with Darjeeling district for about was correspond Russia to staff from the ships, "The Ark"of the pura North of controls ager PARK. a the whole It will be one after which he spent four years as (Late of Perth), and in fact, outside appearais es. there seems nothDove." hands Butkievitch's Mgr. DarHer College. to commemsvotiis Joseph's Called for and Delivered Daily. St Orders in Savoy Past Association The professor the outposts for said. of the he to Customers poses and more Churches, ing the Catholic fiend jeeling. From there he came to St Wishes to THANK her Friends A Trial Solicited. the motto is a simple one, "The Best," proorate the founding of thethisMai of the Catholic religion 'among future address is: was the 'Phone A1174. Xavier's College. Calcutta. and during schismatic and ADELAIDE STS., FREMANTLE. colony and the fact that millions, were under his dir- perly supplied. the since elatised THE NEW PREMISES. CR. POINT has Stationery, establish that to years forty Requisites, the first of the colonies of Catholic ect protection. religi- he has played a large part in mouldwhere she stocks the Latest and Best Tel. B945. American principle of complete administrative Mgr, Butkievitch's Fancy Goods; also a Confectionery Department. From its membership ing the life of generations of AngloFAMILY BUTCHER. ous liberty. his pubof Great Autumn Sale at Speaking powers were fully equal to the demand 233 HAY STREET EAST fund the Calvert associates willand so- Indians and Indians. the support of was He used them. Fracotte upon Father literature days. of university (Near Bennett-streeti. lish a new review work DRYNAN, every Polish national and socialtask to tell his hearers that there was no Corned Beef and Sausages a Specialty. of cial subjects as the organ through the organised He Louvain in the felt Russia. in in views system examination Families Waited on for Orders. which it will make its among the lower WILLIAMS University, and the fact that an un-a popular education Telephone A4770. American life. supremely Russia-a in regularly Poles of attended classes dergraduate had him to be difficult enterprise under the Russian entitled VALENTINE & of instruction Storm. course a HAY and HAVELOCK in Corner Drowned was at the head Right admitted to the degree. If to -day Government-and hecommittee STREETS. PERU.. BARRACK STREET, PERTH. formed KING EDWARD HOSTEL BUILDthe death is reported of the au- of the Polish relief recognised a is BisFrancotte Father S.J., the late Rev. Frederick C. Hopkins. -Apostolic INGS, thority on scientific matters, it is in Russia for the victims of hop of Athribis. and Vicar war. cir- largely due to his special duty of subHAY STREET. 1919 of fury of British Honduras. in tragi ' CASH GROCER, the Bolshevik leaving the after During choice, Bishop Hopkins was jects of hiswhere Discumstances. SPECIAL REDUCTIONS IN he had studied mathe was forced to go into hiding. university WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT. British HonHY, Belise. the from directed McCAR1 he E. travelling FURNITURE. this from layman, S. a LINOS., Apart as RUGS, Mrs. guised when the hematics and science. of 'Phone A1191. duras. to the Mexican coast, affairs of his flock from his place restorm work as an educationist, Father Franboat was capsized by a sudden until he was able to concealment is very well known throughout sevencotte and nuns, two to hand over and the Bishop, drowned. India as a weather -prophet. He has turn. In 1920 he refused his of teen other passengers were A :-_,PECIALITY. Bishop been in charge of the St. Xavier's the chalices and monstrance it TO ANY MAKE OF CAR. Born in Birmingham in 1844, authorities: years 38 Soviet .the about to for SUBIACO church observatory at Ratcliffe College REASONABLE RATES. a to him a Hopkins was educated in brought which work is recorded was this act patient Hoshis and Birmingham GUARANTEED. the at ALL WORK prisOsrott, and NO WAITING. good-sized volume of weather reports martyr's death in the Bolshevik 12 CHAIRS. from which he PEOPLE PARAMOUNT GARAGE. pital Medical School. (L THE TIMBER AND HARDWARE Afand meteorological charts maintained ons. Ion). 651 HAY -STREET, CLUB. Polish the qualified as M.R.C.S. CELTIC OF His adds name," REAR observatory. his THE the in WITH "May year at Aston, year after taken ter practising fur some time have WE SUPPLY EVERYTHING IN CONNECTION (Opposite ,Criterion Hotel). hest monument to his devoted work on paper from which we added I3UILDING TRADE. the VIOLIN EXPERTS. to Birmingham he jointed the tenSociety these particulars. "be years behalf of science is his own compilaordained was inia who have IN11883 DEPARTMENT. iu the heroes, STRINGED MOTOR FOR AIRS, ALL KINDS OF ranks of our national tion of meteorological data for COACHBUILDING AND WHEELWRIGHT On the death of Risher di later. STRUMENTS STOCKED. AND died for the ideals of faith and nationNIGHT OR DAY. 50 years (1868 to 19171. a referof British past SULKIES, -Apostolic CARTS, Vicar first WAGGONS, Pietro. FARM The ality." SPECIALISTS IN I hipkins. ence work of the first order. STANNARD and BEALE PIANOS. REPAIRS. Honduras. in 1898, Father press. the for reedy is first volume who had laboured for severalby years PERTH, the And all will hope that he may he enIS RAGLAN -ROAD, NTH. OBITUARY. iii the mission, was chosen was abled to fulfil his cherished desire of Railway Rank 'Phone A1910. Ifoly See to succeed him. el Ile volumes remaining PERTH two the LANE, A1763. Athribis completing 'Phone CREMORNE Bishop Private consecrated titular THE LATE MR. MORTIMER Mo.. of this magnum opus. (Off Hay street) on November 4. 1890. in Si- LouisO'BRIEN. U.S.A. Mortimer Mr. late the or Church. luneral The Russia's Apostate Press O'Brien, of Stuart -street, Cottesloe Russian According to the Sheep without a Shepherd. the chief evil in Beach, took place on Saturday afterresults "Ruskulta," ntable Agency, laint the Concerning and BILLPOSTERS, archtragedy of Russia is the noon. the 19th. ult., was was attended who SIGNWRITERS of the elections in Croatia, thecurrent the religious apostate institution called the "Living by many friends. age,Thewasdeceased. REAR OF 772-776 HAY-STREET aic, esan organ of Zagreb in a born in Co. the of of years 63 direction was the former under Church," 462 BEAUFORT-STREET. leader says: "Our clergy unlike (Opposite Foy and Gibson) Ile joined the Irish its self-styled Bishops N'edensky and Au' Kerry, Ireland. 'Phone A1198. times. is now passive and withoutinto ARMADALE. ex-psiests Constabulary in Ireland, which he reTell the World With These unworthy tonin. 35 leadership the flock has strayedis disto Australia sys- linquished to come undermine to how nation understand P. MeOARTICE, Croat Y. The GERALD bad hands. lb,. ill-health. He Telephone. I Armada*. tematically the Orthodox Church in years ago on account ofwhere eased owing to the perfidious agitation he was Preprieter Electrical Contractors Trouchet's PharLate Manageroff Failing to divert congrega- landed in Queensland, But it will recover one Russia. of Raditch. in -major sergeant a EXPERTS. macy) takyears OR by many MO for services of AND tions from Orthodox day. and seek the historical path of north the G. Southee's Ra- ing each individual worshipper, they the Garrison Artillery in L. H. DEAGUE and CO.. LTD. llas l'urchesed Mr. H.Subiaco. Catholic Croatia, The attacks of from 'exorbitant that State. Twenty years ago Mr. Pharmacy in ditch on the Church do not differ the have now imposed such for Westem CORNER PIER AND HAY -STS. Queensland left Mass which O'Brien in We, buildings the on taxes subAnysPart of Perth those of the Communists Australia, and was a cab proprietor at Special in Electrical Heating Devices. Medicines DeliveredSuburbs, is celebated in the old -established rite pastors, are represented to the people or yeas s, many for Beach closA4710. being Cottesloe to one by try one Private. are who that these 'Phones: Day, .11736. as ther worst enemies, where he was well known and respectbe Discoveries are, however. ed down. teach what they do not themselves HOTEL PERTH cen- ed. A widow and two grown-up Raditch speaks only of hu- continually being made of fresh liege son, only His him. I. LALOR Proprietor. daughters survive model. ti es where prienst and people meet in DIFFERENCE. man rights. and Voltaire is his accord died of THE Accommodation. O'Brien, BANK Daniel Private AND Litlate Excellent of the the celebration the secret for Thy nation is its own diety, The War. Great the in CARS, wounds received NEW MODEL Christianity urgy. The loss of their churces is bitmg to him. and true Karthe to proceeded HEVRON. cortege J. people, P. funeral even Russian have by the terly deplored must be Republican!. We rakatta Cemetery. where the remains by the Customs, Shipping, and Forwarding to whim, passive resistence is second ilisapproved of interference C.atluilie Roman DWYER in the Carriers. Philli AND interred the were General through are GRAVE Agency. quesnature, inured as they clergy in politics; but it is now a portion. The Rev. Father R. O'Neill more Chambers. Fremantle. Tel. 19177 eenturies to tyranny and suffering. MOTOR COMPANY. tion of ::'For Christ or against Him!' chief The graveside. at the officiated openly The "Harkey r llllllliunist" Shall Catholic Croatia look on while mourners were: Mrs. O'Brien (wife) from a cough at night, admits that the churches in the ena demagogue undermines her most ; the Misses Molly and Emily O'Brien light of paof Elizabethgrad were dename slumbers the district in our tire possession disturbed sacred sore Which The pall -hearers were ou IlAY.S'REET. PERTH (daughters). signedly closed during Lent. so that sure triotism?" and deep is sleep (Opposite Town Hall). our Messrs. IT. T. Briggs. T. Foley, B. But now should be hindered from people the J. C. Hogan, and Cure. Ti. Willett, obKelly. Peppermint religious STOCKED (SUITABLE ALTAR WINES). Great customary WINE Woods' fulfilling their KINDS ALL Secured by Words of Wisdom. amongst were following The nn Flynn. The journal comments ligations. LARGEST RETAILERS IN P RTH. graveside: the at Frederic Harrison's legacy in gathered many the of priests numbers SEND FOR PRICE LIST. the fact although ESTABLISHED. 20 YEARS. Mrs (sullen, Mrs. Coffey, Miss Coffey, his book "De Seneetute: More Last own held private services in their Woods' Great Peppermint Cure R. HiSTORD, Proprietor. Matey a passage very salFirkin Nfr, and contains Briggs. h Mr: Words.'" .leal fails. It. never Wit uric four homes, only For Coughs and Col.,. wreaths were placed on the grave- and utary for these times "I have lived." news Another Coniniunits. the by he writes, "in four reigns, and only 0111111

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Papal Envoy's mission to Ireland

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Che 'Flemish movement in Belgium

Do you belong to the Women's SoIf not, why not? Do cial Guild? Yearly your duty by your own sex. is.. plus your co-operation membership Join now. and work.

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(3 Doors Past Bon Marche). iloy I/1 .1. Vail Houtkeikc Representative A.M.P. Society and Viclull Nationalist weekly, 'Via:tittle, Telephone A2590. The New Movement. Insurance Co. toria cona such tests continually against RING A2673. "III Al \ , Irl, II II., 14,11 Up to 1911 the movement was diot the mission ception. What Unionism and Nationpurvey lint 111,4'011S the 11111l. of list redress their I ALI. COMMISSIONS PROMPTLY the towards from .1,111W, oected only WWI, appears at aiming are alism Iwo Monsignia Lutio to Iceland is keen Irish thefamous EXECUTED. the complaints, 111,11 It ntipussible that Flemish Hotel very different attitudes in regard to clear m ,oiresponden: e which k's- than their full plc \till t, "Vlaamsche griever" which run all REGISTERED W.A.T.A. Logue. %IP lit1:11 Belgium as it is now. The Nationalist published lit MURRAY-STRFET, PERTH. fearing it would since and, Belgium of rights, of history the oppressor stational the through as considers Belgium mand. The first letter is addiesseil the FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATION. cause t.s, much delay to await This redress should have taken 1830. -Freeman's MISS M. McMAHON. Flanders, and fights Belgium with any There was much excitement in Clore arilinal Logue to the EXCELLENT CUISINE. summoning and holding of a full meet place in unified Belgium, and King The Unionist, or Minimalon the arrival of the prisoner. weapon. mel journal" and reads: Choicest Pastry, Fruits, and ConfecJ. C. AKERS, Proprietor. Executive or Council right "in Belnig of the Army as he promised equality considers Albert him Belgicist recognised Flemish or people ist. Many and the of tionery. 'Phone A1342. Ap gium as his country, and would pre* 'We, the undersigned members -Dear Su- I was very sorry The capand fact" at the end of the war. drove through the town. 32 PIER STREET, PERTH. hardly eddied to see that a contr., erilly' Council and of the Executive, parently the Belgian Government does is a sequel to the big sweep over fer a Belgium ignoring the rights of (Near Hay -street. this other oil-kers of the Army, do ture hills. of sy has been started in .the newspapers account nothing and operthe slightest make not having troops of Thousands Flanders to a Flanders the Monsignar By Using regarding the mission of hereby call upon and authorise the king's word. A good many Flemings to du with Belgium; he loves Flanders ating from the Counties of Tipperary, CORN LIGHTNING of the Republic to order an general Luzio to Ireland and his ared,otials. the as a CRAVEN'S in stir' it President themselves PELLEGRINI & CO. organised considers Limerick or for Belgium's sake, Waterford. Cork, and 1/6 POT. 1/6. "This controversy was hardly what immediate cessation of hostilities.' CURE. "Belgium THE CATHOLIC DEPOT. Flemish Verbond ( Jaemaintaan, Brusfatherland. second-hand rounded the mountain range of the PHARMACY. arc required to hand secone would expect from Irish Catholics. CRAVEN'S -Volunteers numerous motto. most the of whom leading sels) Knockmealhis o'oeneraghs. M 011a ullagh, first" seems to be Modellers, Manufacturers, and the pending the elec 137 BARRACK -STREET, It falls far short of the respect towhich in their arms to tion. the Catholic Flemish Verbond The Flemish Nationalist is a Flemin4 down, and the southern slopes of the Importers. Hole Father and the gratitude CHEMISTS AND OPTICIANS. tion of a Government, the free choice persist in fighting for the redress of the He is first of all a the sensational capnatural law. following by Church (lattices II-eh:in-1 Furnishers, Catholic Booksellers to Manager. devotion M.P.S.. his well-known should beof the people.'" Dan L. Ardagh, It name Their Belgian a Lynch. complaints. Liam secular of moreover and death and Fleming ture Picture Framers. School Suppliers. and his deep interest in her welfare N. S. Craven. Optician, M.V.O.-A. of his arrest be Unionists, but they go in Belgium cause the Flemish people consent freeseas known at the time 543 GEORGE -STREET, SYDNEY, should inspire. in M- the name of Minimalists because ly to live in a federal State with the 244 ELIZABETH -ST., MELBOURNE that other prominent leaders were unfurthct ' Irregular' "In order to remove all claims. of differthey defend a minimum This fundamental He seas alone and Walloons. the locality. The House for All Catholic Goods for ground for misunderstanding I think to namely. the Flamandisation of the ence appears still more in the attitude armed. and was apparently trying Church, Home, Etc. it well to state simply the course of the National Ghent State University. the division of and Unionist re of the bravest and through one way of Nationalist Iitrcn. his both make 14111 concerned. am events as tar as I The Unionist reEvidently aware of the Belgian army into Flemish and foreign relations. COURT HOTEL, lines 'for safety. most eltisis c of the Irregular leaders. "On the 21st March. 'Monsignor hue place Walloon regiments, and the Flamandijects any intermeddling from outsidthe approach of the troops, he endeavwas eaptsittal in a ditgeout at a iu called on me and told me that re: a oured to escape notice by lying down sation of public administration and of ers. States or individuals, and considers called Liongfo.rd, in the slopes of letPERTH. Registered IVA.T.A. hail instructions to see me with parallel with the Galthe courts of justice. the mountain side. He of hills on ditch the settlement of Flemish affairs as a tangy the in all St of ter from Cardinal Secretare the The task of Belgium's Home Office. 836 HAY -STREET was observed. and seeing that resist' les' moomitains, and overlooking Party. S Front The GAYNOR A translation of this letter I 110S ,tili Nationalist, on the contrary, aware of Glen of Aherlow. not far from the vilonce was futile. he quietly submitted, (Opposite His Majesty's). join. the Poles, With Dan Breen and was led down the mountain by the This other section of the Flemish the positive result the lage of Galballv. publ,sne have shonlil I "Perhaps :truly seas started in the trenches Hotel Mr Stack was well dressed, RING A1920. two others. Tim Donovan ComTeheques, and the Yugo-Shsvians have troops. this letter :it once. but seeing that it were It is a known fact scored. and of the. negative result hence its name. but haggard, ill -looking and weary. mander of a loeal company of irregu teas addressed, through tne of FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATION Mitchelsgrowth 80 per cent. of the Little of of than days' more Walsh, Ukranians that four the Maurice befell about and had which tars. and curious type of Irish In our midst Irish Bishops. and that the missaal Front soldiers were Flemings, of whom REASONABLE TARRIFF Russia, is far from discarchne the suptown, who, it is .stated. was the late beard on his face. was one chiefly of inquiry. 60 per cent. were quite ignorant of the port he may find in the educated uniLiam Lynch's secretary. The troops Tel. A3869. other irregulars were capturThree Inspired by the anxiety of the Holy name is Bright, the Kerry ICE for Nevertheless, French language. upon them be' surprise. versal or international conscience ed at Mount Melleray' Father for the welfare and peace of Therefore (official language of the Belgian army the realisation of his aim. Dan Breen was clad only in his Dail. of HALLION. M. Minister Ireland, I thought it was enough fur shirt Former the only and were French, And the Price is Right. was French and only and the other two th, "Bureau Flamand de Documenta- Machine Bread Factory. North Freman. me to communicate the letter to the The incidents Mr. Austin Stack, T.D., who was Mr. results were very sad. tion Diplomatique" has been estate part le dressed. to all parts of Bread tie. delivered int of sun is a no the man, after Ring 8223. on the Yser and the events ;le Wales's right-hand lished at The Hague (102, HarstenThe surprise was Sit complete that Fremantle. Cottesloe, Claremont. Malt "I hope this letter trill put alt end resistance Moore Stack, the Fenian leader, armistice have destroyed in the hearts was offered, and the three hoekwegl and periodical do ,uments Shipand Brown Bread a Speciality. to all controversy. which I very much Kerry being is of many Flemings -their number and was formerly a well-known were captured without a shot are sent to the representatives of For HOLDWAY & CO. Tel. B730. ping Supplied. deprecate " He was an outconstantly increasing -the faith in a eign Powers from this 'city of peace." Gaelic footballer. fired. Licensed Sewerage Plumbers (Certi "I am. dear Sir, All the young and figure in the Volunteer moveunified Belgium. Call to Surrender. stanting Federalfrom differs Nationalism ficated). 11. Gasfitters and Sheet Metal & "Yours faithfully. As O.C. active men don't believe a Belgian may meet and they Workers. Practically Solicited. ism. A Trial 4044 It appears that troops tram 1 ipper- ment from itshe inception. Michael Cardinal Logue. the The after" was in charge of MISS PEGG= CARNEY, State can remain possible. Kerry Brigade State Federal PIER-STREET, PERTH. Tel. A41166 unite, provided the art- were operating in the Glen of Aher"Armagh, 20th April. 1923." the landing of arms armistice events are characterised by 300 IlAY-STREET (next Royal Mint) equal with Wallonia and (Flanders low at noon on Tuesday, when their preparations forcoast arrival anti -Flemish hatred which rights) has been freely accepted by FIRST CLASS ATTENTION. THE CREDENTIALS. attention was attracted by a number on the Kerry soon ofbutthethevessel was a violent acted in a thousand ways and is still three days toe; MODERATE TARRIFF. The Federalist weekly. "De of empty cigarette cases on the hill Flandersthe Flemings to The letter referred to is as follows: of Roger Casecondemning capture on, the going by fresh followed some ALL CONVENIENCES. entitled a inspection Is closer Plough") On ("The Ploeg' PIPE ORGAN MANUFACTURER, Secretariate of State of IIis Holiness sale. long terms of imprisonment for the ment and Mr. Stack himself. Six Minutes from Town Hall. be said It may an opening to a dug-uut. paper." revealed "Nationalist clay 1923 9, March PIANOFORTE RE -MAKER, feeling Flemish From the Vatican. (or activism of crime callpenal troops of by the a term inside, to Nationalist is voices Hearing that the Federalist He was sentenced Etc., Etc. accused were They My Lord Cardinal. wart. the during to surrender. on the genis so occupants his release Nationalist the the and while on opportunity, ed servitude, of duty 895 HAY -STREET, PERTH. the laws made in Le By this letter I fulfil the Apparently the latter were in bed, eral amnesty seas followed by his re- of not obeying whither the Belgian by principle. PERTH. MonHAYSTREET, King and Milligan Sta.) (Between presenting to your Eminence Havre I France) fur in answer to the summons Dan arrest two months afterwards in AuaAnd at Adelaide and Melbourne. Relation With Franca. 'Phone A4517. fled in the beginning signor Salvatore Luzio, Domestic PreIle led the famous Mount - Government hadThese Breen came forward clad only in his ust. 1917. Re.Made Keyboard Instruments All however laws the for Guests that affirm late of His Holiness, and Regent of the to Accommodation the war. Excellent Is it necessary trousers and shirt, and said: "It's all joy hunger -strike in which Thomas of Tuned, Etc. Sacred Penitentiary. and Motors. were not binding according to the Flemish movement, even in its most I am Dan Breen." right: He was released, but redied. Ashe Adjusted the and of Piano Players Repaired were be charge but The to Ireland jurists, goes anti -French? He minds of leading complete form, is not R. BARNHAR1. then surrendered. remarking He arrested in April, 1918, and led the priTelephone A3912. Holy Father for the object of learnmade up of anti -Flemish agents who fight is not against the French people, Proprietor. that he would not have been captured in Belfast jail when 190 revolt soners' Emiyour vote front not judges. viva but tools Flaning directly but against the Francisation of have been useful alive ants that lie wanted to spare prisoners barricaded themselves in a Bishops, J. J. BENDON nence and from the other Thousands of other victims of this ders. The leaders of the Flemish moveThe lives of his two comrades. wing of the prison SHOE STORES, with a %iew of avoiding the inevitable the were for the same "crime" detyranny ment are, among the Belgians, those trouand only in shirt clad also. latter DeFOR PURE FRESH MILK, RING was elected to the Dail in breadile thrown jolts and French. write the best inconveniences of using the mails. all their and of speak who prived 130 HIGH -STREET, FREMANTRE suralso and sers. then came fiirward A2193. DELIVERED TWIC'( DAILY cember. 1918. whilst still a prisoner, This new party is news and information that may be less on the streetand they claim that no more "BentePhone B425. hands with shaking three all rendered. AT WANFROM OUR OWN COWS but in October, 1919. effected a sensauseful for the knowledge of the Holy a very active propagandist one for selfmans" Ithe bastard French spoken at the troops. tional escape from Strangways Prison. determination, and wants both Flan- Brussels) but fine French, should be NEROO-ROAD, OSBORNE PARK. See on the actual condition of affairs FAMLY COWS AND RELIABLE The Fight at "Fernside." Miss Meta Pickering Manchester, and became Minister for dria and Wallonia to be united as fedin your nation and to co-operate, as taught to those who wain to pick up HORSES ALWAYS ON HAND FOR Home Affairs in Dail Eireann, where The Socialist When the far as he possiblly can, in the pacifiTEACHER OF Lam green was one of the bestthe language of France. eral States of Belgium. he was instrumental in the eatablishcation of minds in the interests of a known leaders in arms against the University of Ghent will be Flemish, SALE. leader. Mr. Destree, in an interview PIANOFORTE, HARMONY, COUNIle "Malin. Paris) advocates as the solu- the technical words will be given in P. J. CONDREN, Proprietor. rnent of the Republican Courts. much desired and definite settlement Government. 'A Tipperary man, he TERPOINT. eras one of the principal opponents of of the country. Flemish. French. English. and Geri took a prominent part in the resisttion of the Belgian problem unopreturnel seas to A large reward the Treaty but "WYN FORD, ' 248 ST. GEORGE'S I therefore beg Your Eminence ance to the Pritish. man, so that the student if he wants The United States of Belgium. kindly assist this Prelate with all your seas offered for his capture by the posed for Kerry as a Panel candidate improve in any one of these languTERRACE. it to He was prominThose federalists proclaim that high authority, and with all benevolBritish authorities, but, despite the at the last election. ages, will have already "a finger in the Business. Tractor Motor and LEARN Interviews by Appointment. Tel. A1522 ently identified with the irregulars would be a waste of most precious pie," a thing quite impssible under the ence by facilitating his approach to. most relentless pursuit he always suc-Don't stay a low -pay man wishing since the outbreak of the fighting and time to hope that after almost a cenand acquaintanceship with the most ceeded in evading capture, though havpresent system for a good steady income to coins personages. last October he was appointed as Mr. tury the Government might be stopprominent and eminent ing many narrow escapes. NEWCASTLE CLUB and through lucky breaks. Make your own ped on the way to centralisation and with all persons of good will with Ile sustained no less than 24 bullet de Valera's "Minister of Finance." HOTEL. Take a short cut to top pay luck. Ile was a who man exchange of ideas and of imunification on which it has been wounds in the campaign. extremes in Lenin Perth moderate the famous South Terrace, Fremantle. Newly Rs. right now. Come to Es -en the most launched. personal friend of the late General pressions along with the above-menreCave to the to weeks that eight twelve Sequel In realise School. novated Motor adhe deeply and death arid be useful Flemings may whose the Up -to -Date. Goldilalds of Collins. prelate tioned Michael Whatever cour se it may take. the John D. Broad will tit you to pick your and North-West Customers specially dress of the wrongs can only be ols vantageous to the cause of peace and regretted. He seas also a close friend the Communist of Congress enervating Eleventh Remember, and Business. Motor long the latin catered nathe a job for. South your was with Beach trams thrice-behieed and after in communique stop tained Sean Treacy, official tranquillity of Thu following Party which opened in Moscow on at door. Proprietor: T. H. Ryan (late the PERTH MOTOR SCHOOL campaign of twenty or thirty years, tioin. ter on the occasion of the famous raid eras issued by ,troy Headquarters in the says are undoubtedly, will this 17, win in voted April to last education need at don't Secretary Celtic Club, laws You and anDrumthe Wyndham) in an at "Feniside," that Eminence forces last: your Crown April and Thanking by Dublin at the end of Berlin correspondent of the London No special schooling. Many Tel. B 197. business. either not applied or applied in the ticipation for all that you may be able condra, when two British officers were Edward Greaney, Ballinbranig. 13al"Times" form an important landmark. of our pupils are working for good most ridiculous way. What happened to accomplish in this mattstr 1 viiAing- killed and he and Sean Treacy had Reginald Stephen Kerry; Co. lycluii, Lenin has shops. is the first from which It law on the Flarn voted wages in garages and repair recently the au. to ly avail of the present occasion to ex- very narrow escapes. street, Hathaway, 9 King Edward The full significance been absent. Learn by handling tools and machinandisation of the public administrapress my feelings of profound veneraDan Breen was badly wounded, and Bucks, England and James WQUALITY BUTCHERS. All this of this can be rightly gauged if Len ery YOURSELF. tion for you. tion is a striking instance. hung by one hand out of a window Slough Slieveadra, Lixnaw, Co. Kerry inery, I remain. will be done away with when the Flem- in's position in the Russia of to -day is discharging meanwhile a parabelluire 175 ROKEBY-ROAD, SUBIACO. 473 HAY-STREET (Near Irwin-St,) were tried before a military tribunal While the power was appoint their own appreciated. Your Eminence's most humble This jammed, and he tired a 45 reof April. ish provinces will judges, day 18th the on Tralee at CARTS CALL TO ANY ADDRESS. ostensibly in the bands of. a small oletc., will be glass and devoted servant, volver and jumped through the ministers, agents, part YEATES. F. G. taking of charge the on 1923. igarchy at the Kremlin-that mysterP. CARD. GASPARRI. roof of a conservatory, making his esthe masters in their own land, and 'Phone A1944. National the OPTICIAN, ill an attack upon Bureau. To His Eminence Cardinal Logue. will feel at home. as the Walloons. ious body of the Political cape across the river Tolka, and ul37 BARRACK -STREET, PERTH. forces in that they with others, did which relied to some extent on the in Belgium, with power central The timately finding' refuge in the resiCu. Kerry, make Town Hall.) (Opposite Rallyduff, Clash. at JAMES SHEAHAN nibof the '2uvrimunist entire support representatives dence of Mr. Phil Shanahan. Flemish and Walloon an attack on members of the National. in equal number, will deal with the Wine and (Spirit General Storekeeper. ble, Lenin held the reins of Government Bishop of In Poor Health. and forces in which Lieut. Pearson Muchant. and file cf of rank the In the minds affairs of federal Belgium. of the Next morning he was removed to Volunteer O'Niell. members was of idea authority party the the PIESSESTREET, BOULDER. Party. The Federalist The Pope has appointed Rev. \\HI another place of refuge by the late National Army, were killed. All three Abosc PICCADILLY TEA ROOMS, the naturally never associated with For Choicest Quality Only. Raphoe, ham. McNeely, Bishop of The findFeeder Clancy, the late Dick McKee, accused were found guilty. had five representatives elected in elected Soviet nor will the fictitiously Inspect Our Underground Call and HAY -STREET. Father MeNeely who was chaplain to This result is and Maurice Brennan twice narrowly ing was confirmed in each case, and 1919 and four in 1921. :dill more fictitious Workers and PeaDairy Produce Department. Spacious Room for Dancing, Wedthe National forces at Finner Camp, escaping being held up by Crown forthe prisoners were sentenced to death. not a criterion of the real power of sants' Republic. There was a marked was burn in Donegal, and is aged 35. Subsequently the late Gen. Colces. The exeuctions were duly carried out the federalist idea in Belgium. First ding Functions, Etc. tendency to reeogoise Lenin as DietaP. J. RUSSELL. He was educated at Sc. Eunan's Collins took elaborate measures to secure to -day at Tralee at 8 a.m. of all, a great many of its adherents tor and to treat his wishes accordingThe house for Men's Wear. lege. Letterkenny, and went in 1906 The Lat his safety. are young people who do not yet vote. executed were lay the strength authority prisoners ly. In his three The est in Gents' Hats, Shirts, Ties, Underto the Irish College, Rome, where he He was identified with the peace enFederalism is new, and an institution With his disappearance of the party. captured following the engagement bewear, Etc. Returning that Hannan Kalgoorlie tactics -street, was ordained in 1912. electoral As deavours last year, and unsuccessfully a future. with from its leadership its weakness comes tween the troops and irregulars at 762-764 HAY-STREET (Opp. Post Office). and contested Tipperary as a joint nominee 'Phone 1474. year. he was appointed Dean On they proclaimed the truce on religious to light. Lenin as dictator can have Case on the 114th April. 79 MARKET -ST., L'REMANTLE lie at the election. Ile took the side of Clash Professor in St Hunan's College. WA' In fact, out of the nine no successor:. and since his questions. Pearson lay four recent Lieut. occasion that UPPER OR LOWER DENA FUL1. remained there until 1917, when ill a Socialist, another a was the irregulars when fighting broke out. one elected, wounds from as a PELLEW'S, BOULDER. bleeding in Moscow recognised hours collapse. a half lOs. and TURE. £2 were response to the appeal for Catholic remaining as in health, seven been poor the he had and Latterly Liberal, Red final withdrawal. a struggle has begun before he could be rescued. Absolutely Painless Extractions, For BOYS and MEN'S SUITS, chaplains, he volunteered for service Many a voter is nut some of his old wounds came against good Catholics. On the surface for his inheritance. Cross men who endeavoured to rescue W. L. BLITZ, Surgeon Dentist. ProFrance. with the British forces in also HIGH-CLASS MERCERY. him. familiar with what a truce means, and of the wounded officer under bode the struggle has taken the form of a the E. McGI prietor. fully On There he served for two years. Dan Breen, though looking in fairly storm around the programme of the the Red Cross flag were fired upon people, although sympathising Manager. his return in 1919 he became curate good health, informed the military with federalism- cast their vote for W. SHEEHAN. Before his last present Congress. by the irregulars, and obliged to withat Letterkenny. an office he held until that he was not feeling very well, Out list, because they Catholic official the iliagnose to strke Lenin attempted Prime Beal Butcher, Hannan -street draw. Arthur E. Davies & Co. The new Bishop three months ago. The subterfuges Tuesday night the passage of the three stere teed to do so. the disease of the abortive state that All the three men belonged to the Kalgoorlie. To!. 488. Maritanwatrest FUNERAL FURNISHERS.. is a very popular figure in Letterprisoners through the streets of Tipof the Belgian electoral laws are very leader party of irregulars under a 1w had created and gave some presPiccadilly. Telephone 474. of He has a high reputation as kenny. in favour perary aroused intense interest. complicated; candidates FREMANTLE AND CLAREMONT. cure. fur its 1114111ed Lyons, who was killed at Clash cription The a forceful and eloquent preacher. the Flemish movement are easily eliThey were concerned in the Cave. HORSE FUNERALS OR MOTOR AUSTRALIA that See of Raphoe has been vacant since minated by the constituencies business robbing of Ballyduff Post Office, the Do your daughters alt AT SAME RATES. Februars. II, 1922, when Most Rev. KALGOORLIE. make for them friends, who give for utilise the Catholic Young Ladies' Tea Austin Stack's burning of the Civic Guard Station at and B225 F17". ArchTels. Dr. O'Donnell was appointed to defend promise P. FRAWLEY, Proprietor. Rooms? Ballyheigue and the stripping of the the occasion a vague head bishop of Attalia and translated to the at place a rights, Flemish the occasion. that Civic Guard on DRAFT MEMORANDUM FOR Armagh as Co-adjutor to the Cardinal. of the registers, where they are sure to HIS QUEALY'S statement Edward Greaney in a PEACE. It is noteworthy that whit:. Mist The result of the ekebe elected. arrest, said his to l'HILLIMORE and MOUATT subsequently made PAKENHAM ST., FREMANTLE. Next Town Hall, Kalgoorlie. exRev. Dr. McNeely reaches this so far as Flemish is concerned, is tion, air. Austin Stack, T.D,. a former join to FREMANTLE. Lyons STREETS, he was compelled by alted office at an exceptionally early alinister of Dail Eireann and one of easily sophisticated, and the federal HRS. QUEALY, Proprietress. PAINTER, DECORATOR. AND to Wharves. read an order Station and Lyons to column. Nearest Hotel his age-and will be the youngest memopinion will come to its own when the PAPERHANGER. the leaders of Mr. de Valera's party, Union Beer on Pr a 111 Thoroughly Renovated and Rehim signed by Humphrey Murphy, inber of the Irish lierrarehy--hia prevoter will have before hint a fully was captured by National troops in Estimates Given for All Classes of Visitors Specially Caterfurnished. timating that any man who refused decessor was even younger when he Flemingfederalist panel. April last. He was caught within the to obey the order would be shot. 961. 'Phone Renovations, Only Best Brands of Wines, ed form. only 32. became a Bishop. being ring of steel which encircled the TipNationalism. Beers. and Spirits Stocked. This is the third instance in recent perary -Waterford mountain area. Reginald Hathaway was a deserter E. STACK, Proprietor. M. J. O'KEEFE. Intellectuals, doctors, priests, and lri times of a curate being elevated to Regiment. Lanes. East the from Mr. Stack was found in a field on 'Phone B147 proclaini mostly Flemish students Butcher, 245 Carr-st., Leederville. the Episcopacy. the other two being a statement made by the prisoner folSCALP fORS This new themselves Nationalists. MONUMENTAL Dublin the Knockmealdown Mountains, alone Prime Beef, Mutton, Pork, Lamb althe present Archbishop of lowing his capture, Hathaway said he spot the from five miles unarmed, and up organiaation no political has party ways on hand. Corned Beef and Small from to column (Most Rev. Dr. Byrne) and the late Lyon's attached was Tit. ATIOT where Liam Lynch was fatally woundto now, and the leaders arc satisfied the British Goods a Speciality. All Meat kept in from Most Rev. Dr. O'Dwyer. he time deserted the ed a few days before. He was brought with sowing. among the thinking peoPianos and Player Pianos Cool Storage on Premises fighting against Tel A/207 had been and Army, Ballinainult and transferred to Clow Odd Office did ple especially. the sound and sexere the National Army since August last. met Flemish Nationalism. He surrendered to the troops along principles of Efforts Show Yard MORRIS BROS., Ltd. In his nossession was found a draft with summarised may be principles Those signed and column O'Driscoll's memorandum prepared for signature BTHE OPTICIAN WEST SUMAC° as follows: the Flemish people is a The reason, 769-771 HAY -STREET, PERTH. of undertaking. the form by all available members of his ExThe following is the text of all offiseparate entity, conscious of itself and (Next l'uy and Gibson's. he stated, he took tip arms again, was means Three minutes cial statement issued by General Head- ecutive, and calling for a general layof whatever the ethnological word adBecause he received a note from HumALSO BRANCH, walk west oft BUCKERIDGE, ing down of arms. The draft, it is phrey Murphy stating that in surrendquarters, Irish Free State: mits: henceforth it should be responStation Stack's own in Mr. FREMANTLE. stated was 106 HIGH -ST, "In a notebook found on Austin officially F.S.M.c., sible for its own political welfare. This Mr.BF.I 0.0., ing he (Hathaway) seas guilty of treahand writing. fundamenand but absolute THE GENERAL Stack the draft of a memorandum, preabstract WE INVITE ii A., D l)Y Exam., son, and that if he did not immediatO captured leader was The well-known pared for signature by all available tal principle once admitted. two ways PUBLIC TO INSPECT OUR London. Manufacturers report to Lyons he would be shut shortly before noon, in a little moun- ely AT i.nd Importer. are open for its concrete realisation: members of the irregular Executive, SHOWROOMS NEW The prisoner furwithin 24 hours. Freeman of the City tain district away up in the Knockof either absolute autonomy -Om is to and which called for a general laying ABOVE ADDRESS, AND WE was responsible Lyons added that ther of London. The name of the actual rnealdowns. The entire say, Flanders as a separate State --or a down of arms, appeared. FEEL CONFIDENT THAT for firing on the Red Cross. This Highest Qualifications free federation with Wall-niia. BUYERS PROSPECTIVE MARBLE aid text is in Mr. Stack's own handwrit- place in which the capture was effectJames 'Meiners' had surrendered to ed is Dyrick, about two miles southin the State. federative State should be called BelEVERY ing, and reads as follows: RECEIVE WILL GRANITE the troops with Pierce's column and west of Ballinamult, and about 14 is the difference between gium. What IN QUALITY SATISFACTION Eye. and "'Realising the gravity of the situa'MONUMENTS, had signed the form of undertaking Mr. Stack south of Clonmel. this Flemish Nationalism and the two ATTENTION, AND PRICE. r.B'sSpectacles glasses from 15/ tion of the Army of the Republic, es, miles ITEADSTONES, not to take up arms against the GovHe was unarmin a field. other sections of the Flenitsh army ing to the great odds now facing them. was found EASY TERMS ARRANGED. MURRAY-S a statement made after In 263 4r. ernment. apwhen no resistance and offered ed or min;maliani claims and the losses lately sustained; and beUnionism I. of up Wel,' said he took Prince McInery opp. his capture, WE MAKE A SPECIAL FEAproached by the troops. ing of opinion that further military efreforms in behalf of 'he ill-treated on receiving a note from arms again Theatre (Melrose', Ballinamult, TURF OF TUNING AND to COONAN, T. conveyed was Ile To call Flein,sh NationalFlemings. forts would be futile, and would yau-ie he Humphrey Murphy stating that Perth. REPAIRS. SODTSINIMUUM General Prnut had made headism by the name of Maximalisin would only injury to our country without which twenty-four would lie shot within fur the immense mountain gross mis ,,,,,lerstaterng. '1 he i.roti a obtaining any advantage; and being quarters column. hams unless lie ioined Leon's over the took Prom drive. General war convinced that the defensive

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The General Secretary of the InterCatholic of national Secretariate Youth, Signor Parisa has forwarded to the Caof behalf on the Holy Father, tholic Toting Men's Association of Ireassimilar other land, and of various sociations, a message expressing their

deep abhorrence of the crime perpetrated in the sentencing of the lately

executed Bishop Boutkiewitch.

The Pope, in an audience which he granted to the International Olympic t'iimmittee congratulated them on their endeavours. which he said would contribute to bring the different countries of the world closer together. Civilisation could only gain from clean and moral sports.

In recognition of the Akalis' good services in the Amritsar riots, the Governor of the Punjub has released all the Sikh prisoners convicted in connection with 'the Guru-Ka-bagh incident in 1922. They number some 1.200

Several thousands of Catholic Scotch Highlanders (says a Catholic Exrecently emigrated have changel to Canada. to make room for deer. A century ago there were only five deer forests iu Seotland. to -day they. unmler 189. of an aggregate size of 3,432,-

Half of Inverness-shire 3,6 acres. 15.000 persons is given up to deer. from their homes for banished were the clearance of the Duke of SutherMillionaires have no land's estates. for more regard for tourists than 543 Scottish peaks of the Scotehmen: 450 higher than 3,000 feet more than In have been closed to the public. Rossshire only one peak out of 95 ie milThe tourists. .to still accessible lionaires argue that deer are more remunerative than human beings, and as they rule the country there is an end Another case of modern tat of it. 1:sation.

The Prohibition Bill introduced in the Commons recently allowed :no provision fur the use of wine for religious a statepurposes and according to any ment made dueng the debate would it priest who should purchase be anaiiiies to penalty. and, mores. as being meant to conover, ch tain wine, could be seized by the State. The bill was defeated by 236 votes to 11.

Mi. Allied Ncwdigatc, who died at l'1..ienrion Square. Leamington (Eng., in April last at the age of 91. lived Ile was one of under five reigns. had the oldest Etonians living and Been a Church of England parson. His Legge, mother was Lady Barbara daughter of the third Earl of DartIn 1875 he resigned his lie' mouth. mg and was received into the Catholic He was the means of esChurch. tablishing at St. Peter's. Leamington the Society of St. Vincent de Paul for the help of those in distress and His eldest remained its president. son, Father Charles Newdigate. SJ-celebrated the Requiem Mass. R.I.P. editor. Mr. James Booth Milburnof "The Tablet," whose death occurrat master lay ed in April last, was a Ushow, and at St. Bides', Manchester Cardinal until called to London by tt Moves Vaughan and Monsignor fill the vacant sub-editorship of the For Cardinal's paper "The Tablet." 2R years he gave himself to Catholic journalism He was a Catholic devoted heart riod soul to the interests of

the Holy Church and gave all his gifts In 192(1 after 25 years to her service rship he succeeded to the editorial 'Basic of the }taper. A widto left ..te. oai an'l daughter arc R.L.P. monni his loss.

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authority of Dont Lambert 0.5.11. the excavations undertake:, hy the "Palestine Exploration David's of Fund" for the finding the 'lrerils are not taking place in Censcle, but to Nlinint Ophel, which and lies to the south of the Temple. is at least a quarter of a mile east The Ccnacle is entirof the Cenacle. ely tinder Mohammedan control and if David's Torn!. could be located on M.eint Ophel. which is commonly supposed to be the city of the Royal NItissulPsalmist. it is thought the mans might be persuaded to give tip bethey cling the Cenaele. to which believe it to contain Dav, ause they id's body. in the

According to a recent Warsaw tele-

gram Father Simenetti. a member of

the Apostolic Mission, proceeding to Rome, was arrested on the 12th inst. at Soviet the Russian frontier by the immunity Despite the authorities. guaranteed to him by a certificate of the Cermnissariat of Foreign Affairs. Father Simonetti's personal luggage and his diplomatic courier were subjected to a minute inspection and finally sent back to Moscow. of For all the bitter persecution Catholles by the Bolshevists ind their incitement of the Italian Communists to place the Pope on trial in absentia it is understood that there is to be the no relaxation of the efforts of Papal Mission to the victims of the to is See Holy The Russian famine. continue its charitable work, and the go on heretofore. will as Papal agents while the subscription lists for funds will remain open.

According to a telegram received in

Rome one of Czecho-Slovak's priests who had been excommunicated by the Hely Office as head of the Jednota Society, has made his submission and re to ned to the Church.

Senhor The ex -President of been Pessoa, who with his wife has the week staying in Rome. was last

of honour at a banquet given for him by the Brazilian Ambassador The purple was very to the Vatican function. the much in evidence at which was attended by the Cardinal Secretary of State. as well as by Carguest

dinals Benlloch. Ragonesi and Lega. Mgr. Pizzardo and Prince Chigi were also present, as were the German and Chilean Ambassadors to the Vatican, with the Princesses Aldobrandini and Lanceob,tti and other membeira of the Roman patricianate.

Lyon Abbess Chudleigh. in the dioof Plymouth recently celebrated first the 503rd Anniversary of the professions at the Monastery in 142(1 The :immunity had exposition t.f the the Blessed Sacrament throughout night. cese

St. fathers of the Order of cs lewill year this Dominic the brate the 7t81th anniversary r.f Lortdep. first Dominican Priory in Priory Dominican The beatutiful Church at Haverstoels Hill, N.Ws will be consecrated in August next.

The

A report from Alexandria states that

an association has been formed under

the patronage of the Apostolic Delegate in Egypt and under the direction of the Catholic Bishullr of all rites to work for a closer-understanding and greater unity among the Catholics of all rites and ce-ordinate their efforts in the field of religious and social action. The association will be known as the Egyptian Catholic A well-known figure in the Campsje

district. near Glasssev. Me. Bernard Ilendrie. has recently celebrated the 102nd anniversary of his birth. Stilt hearty and active. :0 goal weather

his time is spent in the garden, and he Born at enjoys a whiff at the pipe. Hendrie sea on April 7, 1821. Mr. voiles of a long lived Count,- Antrim 103 to Ills latht r lived family. years. and his neither to itti thus making the combined ages of father. mother and son 303 years. '

Chesterbei presided over a Mr. G. limelight lecture on Lourdes, given at 13easonsfield England, by the Rev. G. Ile declared that formerly Flanagan. a scientific discovery was not believed until it had forced itself on the world but that nowadays it was popularised before it was proved, and even after Lourdes was a it was disproved. the fa ''t that had forced itself on world and had produced a great flutabout ter among learned men. who ran declaring it was faith healing. autosuggestion. etc., which showed, as it always showed that something real had slides With the aid of happened. Father Flanagan gave a short summary of the apparitions. followed by a vivid description of how a pilgrim spend,: his day at Lourdes and a desinsisting. sertation on the miracles, however that they were not the priwas mary thing in Lourdes, which .

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Judging lit n -ports which have ap heated iu the Pre,,, and motile u( shish purported to have an official character. says the "Catholic Times" negotiations appear to have been proceeding for a change in the relations betin treen the church tei.i the State RoFrame.. Lot the 'Osservatore the of man.," speaking on behalf fitly See. says it is authorised to de-fare that these rop its coot sit irdnv mis-statements. and cautions readers against acsept ing them as correct. in The old Parliament buildings Budapest recently were the scene of s huge popttar demonstration, when the Hungarian Cathoies met to protest against the persecution of their Cathoit compatriots in the territories annexed by Rumania. Czecho-Shivakia Some of the best known and Serbia. Cathilie leaders such a-- Stephen HaiSociaist party and Christian ler of the Count App,inyi, spoke at iength of the suffereings endured by their countrymen in Transylvania. Slovakia and the Banat. Under the pretext of agrarian reform it is stated the Rumanian Govthe ernment is busily confiscating landed prosperity elf the bishoprics. The bishoprics have lost 97 per cent. of their landed endownments and the Catholics squires owl gals owners ere tint much better off. Catholic schools have been closed and the Catholic children forced to go to the Greek Ororders Religious thodox schools. have been forbidden to teach in their the own schools: in several places altogether. schools have been closed and even the bishops and clergy are falling under the discriminating policy of the Government. Dr. Steir. a prominent German Lutheran pastor in the "Kolnische Yolks upon Zietting." writes "Thousands thousands of German Protestants who by faith in their ere strengthened State the the official backing of of fall the since passed have Church. the Imperial regime. to anti -religion Religatheism. or to anti-Christian ions Protestanism, which still boasts of possessing both Faith and a Church is really deprived. by the downfall of the Empire and the German National Protestant Church. of the only basis upon which its religious activity was The religious life which is founded. State the nourished by means of MoreChurch is menaced with ruin. over the need asserts itestf for a force always increasing with authority, that Church. authority of the Catholic Never can the Protestant setts. these despised atoms of the great whole of Protestantism. fortify itself with such On'y the Catholic can do condition:. that by tneses of its unity and author For that reason and for that ity. Protestants reason only numbers of find their way to the Catholic Church to find in her a certain refuge. Therefore we ougth to own tip that the German Protestant Church, so far as it is the State Church. has become a conspicuous failure 1w the very fact of world the ruin of Germany in the

Britain's Economic Outlook Mr. Arthur Balfour vice-president of

the Asso iation of British Chambers of Commerce, gave an address at the Manchester Luncheon Club, say the -Manchester Guardian," on the econo-

mic situation created by the war and the prospects of trade. One of the worst conditions left behind by the war, he said was high They hoped to hear in the taxation. course of a few days what the Chancellor the Exchequer proposed to do in Whatever was done, regard to that. however, it was to be hoped that business people would not be led away by The Chancellor any fancy schemes. of the Exchequer had a surplus of £100,000,000. but business people ought not to ask him to do silly things with it. Our expenditure was higher than industry and commerce could bear, but he was against putting off our sinking fund payments or putting off the facing of our obligations day by The credit which this country day'. now enjoyed was due to the fact that it faced its obligations (lay by day.

America and the War.1.merkit being out of the tear for the first two years, alisorbed large quantities of our gold and securities. In spite et that, the Americans had not passed through the crisis any They had had jest ter than we had. as much difficulty as we had had, as the extraordinary increase in the num her of bankruptcies proved. America had not benefited by hoarding gold as she had expected to do and was not likely to de so until she was a little more free in her trading and let loose the gold she had stored. We owed her e32,000,(XX) a year for 62 years, and we would gay it. but he was was not sure that the paying was not going to be He was easier than the receiving. not sure that when America received it her export trade would not be more damaged than she realised today. He thought that one of the first things they should ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer to do was to abolish This tax had the corporation tax. been denounced by three Chancellors It was a special as unfair and unjust. tax upon industry and enterprise, and he looked forward with confidence to

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One particular reason sumo! for its abolition was isst, eon tne exception of the excess points taut, it was the tax which most o,,crieleii with the inaking up of ,,,,,, As long as a tax 1.,:11311,.-C meets. auWaS col a temporary nature the thorities would persist in interfering with the way in which stock was taken In the and balance-sheets made out. ease of a permanent tax they were far Mr. Balfour less likely to interfere. went on to express a hope that the Get -eminent would avoicj mixing the country up with international loans. Such trellis were more likely to lead to future trouble. and perhaps war, than anything else. We heard a great deal about stabilising the exchanges. There was, only one way to stabilise the exchanges, and that was to cover one's expenditure from day to day. There was talk of an international conference at Geneva to discuss the problem. That being so, he would say to the Government: "Do not take our excellent credit and exchange to Geneva and mix it up with somebody else's bad credit and exchange. and so depreciate the

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Alluding to labour problems, BaUour said he was glad that

Mr

the Government had at last recognised deal best who could that the people with labour were the people who emIf employers could ployed labour. not settle the issues that arose between them and labour, he was sure that no Government could do so. A great deal of trouble had been caused by political settlements of disputes which had afterwards greatly affected On the questhe cost of production. tion of disarmament, he regretted that the Washington Conference did not achieve more, for it was absolutely imperative that we should spend less on destruction and more on construeLion. The Washington Conference did, however, accomplish a good deal. own city, Sheffield, had been hard His hit by it, but in Sheffield they realised the needs of the times, and were turnine their attention, painfully he admated, to adapting themselves to other activities. We needed, of course. a more clear and definite foreign policy. and less of the experiments of the past. In the past our experiments had drawn us into too many adventures, which trade, industry, and corninerce had had to pay for in the end. Dealing with unemployment, Mr. Balfour said he regretted the indiscrimIt was under Mate giving of doles. mining the initiative and the sense of responsibility of many people. and creating a burden too heavy for us to Personally, he believed that carry. Labour in this country was absolutely sound. It was sometimes misled by irresponsible people. and it was time there was a "Who's Who" of the Labour movement, so that one could see where some of the active people came from, whether from Russia or not, and what title they had to speak for British Labour at all. Turning to discuss the reparations problem, Mr. Balfour said the moment what one one expressed honestly thought on this subject, the danger was that someone would cry, "ProHe thought German." Lair deserved great credit for telling France that we did not approve of her going to the Ruhr, not because we did not want her to get everything she could and everything that was due, but because we believed-and events had proved it-that the French plan teas the way to spend money and not The Association of to get money. Chambers of Commerce told the Chancellor of the Exchequer two year ago that the only way to get reparations was to seize the Customs of Germany. Our Government was then disinclined to take any such step, and France would not do so. France had gone to the Ruhr. and had got no coal except what she had seized, and seizing coal was not a good way of producing coal. She had had to adopt a Customs barBut there was already rier after all. existing the German Customs. which would have saved a great deal of exHe did not believe that anypease. thing was going to be accomplished by military occupation. We had a milltars- occupation of Cologne. and up to the end of last year it had cost £00,000.000, and all the reparations we had recieved in cash amounted to 950,000,000. so that we were £4,000,000 out of New we were getting no repocket. parations at all. concluding, spoke hopeBalfour, Mr. fully of the future of trade. Our put put of steel ingots was rising month by month our imports of raw materials were rising, and our Budget surplus Shipbuildamounted to £100.000.000. ing was not whet we sheids1 like, but We were still the greatest shipbuilders in the world. and could build cheaper All these than any other country. things pointed to the fact that we were to recovery. road high the on

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Enid M. Uudei the he Universe" of the )Innis writes in Campion: Blessed Edmund Oxford, at the time when Elizabeth's new Church was shaping itself, possessed as os shining light a scholar of extraordinary brilliance who had leen brought up in the new religion though of Catholic parentage. Scholarship at that time was fleeing the English universities. A sound scholar out and a sound philosopher shone amongst the uncultured offspring of Edmund destructive Protestanism. Campion. Proctor and Public Orator, of following possessed an adoring young intellectuals who even went to the length of imitating his outward appearance and mannerisms. The Establishment had a very definite use for this magnetic personality. Oxford was Catholic in its sympathies. It was a religious element that Elizanew beth wished to weld into her creation. She visited Oxford and in welhad who Orator, vited the Public conies! her in so distinguished a man nets to choose his preferment. Campion thought it over, and Bispriest, hop Cheney of Gloucester, a truly ordained but a "false" bishop, usthe styled as those outspoken clays timers, urged a diplomatic course on wrap the young man whose heart was Campion ped up in his surroundings. deateas actually persuaded to take con's orders in the existing ecclesiastical organisation, with mental reservahis tions, a position against which true nature was quick to rebel. as a position his of The honours "loyal churchman" proved too much preached be to sermon for him. A at Paul's Cross, suited to the tastes of certain of his religious confreres. stuck in the gorge of the Public Or He resigned his Proctorship ator. and left Oxford for Ireland, where he hoped to find freedom to teach and preach as he would. There, however, he gut into trouble to with the Puritans, and returnedtrial England in time to attend the of of Dr. Story. late Regius Professor to Story was condemned Civil Law. was death, and his condemnation it He recognised Campion's call. swiftly enough when it came from the gallows. He passed from Oxford, till the der ling of his young idea; from its fur' tive sterile Catholism, and sltstngen. uous conforming to Dimly the martyr's nursery in the year 1570, at the very moment when the Bull of Pope Pius V. dispensing England from her allegiance to Elizabeth, raised an army, not of fighting men, but of martyrs to bring England back to the faith. He went thither to take his degree

Traitor. Oxford saw its shining light no more Stories of Campion for nine years. of his wit and humour and brilliance been still in cirhave must in debate, culation when the news got abrqed returned to had -Proctor ex that the the England and was hovering aboutin a disguised city outskirts of the buffcoloured doublet and a worldly hat, under the ban of a member of the

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him. Pardon and preferments were to again offered. Elizabeth longed make a prelate of the ''Traitor." They to the him trims dungeon his dragged 'lower Chapel to a public disputation. converts His brilliant defence made amongst his hearers, but even more than his words men were captivated by the modesty of his manner. Rare examples of his delightful wit gay His flashed out at his trial. spirit, reproduced in his tow companions. Fr. Briant and Fr. Sherviii. never It became the charactforsook him. eristic spirt of the martyrs. Men followed him to the gallows as they had

followed him to the lecture roem imitating the outward graces of his sancserThe malefactor. whose tity. vices his sovereign had sought to buy with a bishopric, had won his cause. They butchered him at Tyburn on December I. 1581, with his two companions a meek and merry martyrbut that was his acquittaL A type of Protestare rn still exists which regards Edmund Campion, as it has been taught to do, as a plotter Can it be and would-be assassin. that there is yet another type which whilst it knows and loves the man, yet considers that he would have been wiser to have "temporised" and accepted Elizabeth's bishopric? If so, step near to the gallows, dear sirs for of Campion's perchance a splash blood may soil your doublets.

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One asks. what sort of a change did they find in the man. who now embodied the spirit of adventure, an outlaw not less beloved than Robin

the Campion had made Hood? passed Spiritual exercises; he had Nova. through the mill of the Jesuit He had chosen between the iate. two standards. and in doing so had pronounced the formula which binds actions a man not to perform great not to organise. reconstruct, not even to preach the Word, but to bear in juries with meekness for love of Him Whose Name was to be twisted into by His a term of reproach, as borne new army. native his all with He came back charm dedicated to the greater glory per his of of God. with the magic tonality to be used as a weapon against the heresy which seduced the choice spirits if young England. His nine years spent in the Continental him seats of learning had purchased At Rome he had a European fame. a mitigation Pope the from obtained of the degree which so unfortunately divided the civil and religious fealties He was both the Pope's of Catholics. Could man and the Queen's man. England accept this fact the harvest gathered. as good was as own his But God was thinking The hour which divine thoughts. Eng',residence had prepared for land's "daimend" was that in which there broke out a sudden conflagration An insurrection of political frenzy. in Ireland had given colour to stories of plots against the Queen's life, carried out under the cloak of religion. Campion and his companions landed in a panic-stricken England. in which the movements of Catholics were be ing watched ever by a hidesusiy C0111" It was a heartplete spy system. breaking situation for the aoostles of They faced :t gallantly. At religion. Catholic Stonor Park a comae:awls hostess. typical of Inn dry. gave hospitality to Campion an(' his "imprinting press" and there he printed and circulated hie famous "Ten ReaSI Mt Bu' the enemy e as ,sit 170.1 Sled lt it as a :r: t:::. welt religious ease of honi suit qui mal y pensts Men the Linos recognised feeling of right tolate, those incapable of high or genpolitical the only erous itnpulse saw propagandist. The case was as it reraised had Pope The mains to -day. an army of martyrs who bore and The bear the name of malefactors. kindest name that Protestant England has for them to -day is that of Fans' tic. Campion spent a fruitful year riding about the country in various die guises, casting tire in the hearts of He visited the wavering Catholics. houses of the Catholic gentry. to whom directly ad more was apostolate kis dressed on account of their influence. at Lyford arrested filially He was Park. Berks. and taken to London .te fare horse, his to the tower. bound tailward, with the label, "Campion, his to attached Jesuit." the seditious It was the way that Elizabeth's hat. th, whom men England treated the scholarship of litieme delighted

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NOME. TO IRISHMEN AND THOSE OF it is talked is understood because ompletely took Mrs. Feely with tie IRISH DESCENT. WARDROBES, for Orders tauen They du not think Professor way he said "Dominus Vobiscum." and aboutFLY FURNITURE, KITOHEN THE IRISH NATIONAL Freud's suggestion is pros cci whenever the fervent way he gave the b'essivg, gay sumac Apply, Manager, Clonever Etc. I out. al. t. iked is FORESTERS DOORS, and completely satisfied everybody by us, for Teleto suggests Victoria Park. person chatty serOrphanage, and ut the tart end the Intending towards Invite Enquiry from announcing instance, that a dream of walking up phone No. A13611. Members. mon that the Bishop had sent him to sexthe with csnnected is staircase a Irrs.movable first the as the parish The Sou iety's Objects Are: The sermon was about the ual experiences of a prehistoric cow. Rector. Unity, Nationality, Benevolence. S. They do not say prematurely that foundation of the Church, the formasa) to to, Branch ,,,odd Secretaries Addresses: 11,1% Iln tli.,t because :Ill is proved THE PRIEST the Mendelian case BUTCHER. tion of parishes, and the necessity for TREASURE-TROVE. Brian Born: J. McLinden, Esq., 38 than inure any was monk; a Mendel Father people. union of priest and 181 ROKEBY-ROAD, SUBIAOO. Carnac-street, Fremantle. I,. light headed people who demand- the it...11)410in! gait! prematurely that the Copessound they wonderfial a lo la, William with spoke Sheehy Only Prime Fresh Killed Meat Sold. Hugh O'Neill: Jas. Dwyer, 27 Wickol te be told then vocation, he seas of authority in his voice, which made nicon theory was proved because Cusa .eel. ..Alibe Pierre," is written the Phone 1341. .1 :nights good tlitog Io ham -street. East Perth. asaaistemed le answer: "Your vocation Catholics like to wonder had been a Cardinal. inclined Is laughter iollow tog beautiful description half Carey Mrs. John Dillon: J. O'Malley. Esq., 2 is surely to go to heaven:. ,htickle aii.1 iest there was not a big difference to have things really proved to hem 'Fla' blood. when Quebec -street, W. Midland. To one who importuned hint for whether theirs. BRYANT & -After all is said, what human being relics snicker. after all between an Adm. and an Irr. by reason; it is a weakness of a with Charles Stuart Parnell: T. Brown, replied, priest holy the sensaor accept fashion net They de so to 90 STIRLING -STREET, PERTh Runs quicker. out deserve that rare place in your The Rector Irr. proved to be very Esq., 1 Cheetham-street, Kalgoorlie. smile :"Make some-" for as a substitute parish or imagination sitigg.a tion a your but to you tell predecessors, WOOD belongs AND COAL MbRCHANTS. will which as his tors thoughts same much the The do, On the return after a lung absence, JAS. DWYER, whole bustiess Now the reason. Ordeis Promptly Attended To. When you came into this priest? Gives vigour, his character seemed to be in league of the Abbe Toccanier, his friend and Secretary. General like liaok a in -control. you birth sardonic, too made about christened he who not once Tel. A3038. it was for they're he title, world And jokes, if with his new -priest the Cure welcomed him c/o J. J. Snigg, Barrack -street. Perth. "Men as Gods," is by the very nature Are tunic. with that name by which all men call fellow up his mind ( a habit he had of doing these kindly and gracious words, rhodomon you; he heard the first confession of with frequently.. there was no moving him. of the case one prolonged again! are you here friend, my -Ah. instead your timid heart, uttered with lips Vhen the majority of the Church tade of talking about a thing It's really much wiser to friv..I \Vhat happiness! I have often thought TEA AND GRILL ROOMS, Nobody could expect SOCIETY OF IIY, VINCENT DI of proving it. Than snivel; that trembled in that awesome place committee were against the introdusvery be WE.LLINGTON-STRES,T, PERM!. that the reprobate must PAUL, WESTERN AUSTRALIA. prove such a thing in a to Wells church. Mr. the into light electric of tion And folks shouldn't ever be fi-owninh where. many times since you have unfrom the separated being at wretched in a M. SHERIDAN, Proprietress. (Incorporated). things these seeing To us that sins of novel. meeting On clowning. burdetied your soul Father Sheehy sat out the God since we suffer so much in validity This Society exists for the purpose of brought you tears of shame: he it is good quietly and on the following Sunday novel: but it diminishes the The fellow whose jests set us shakbtg of these we love." absence the To a novel. others it :n and about families of worthy assisting the hand his talking "GOLDEN WEST" of And quaking that placed your hand in announced the result of the meefr.g. including inmates of public institution' use seeing these things in a novel is her whom you loved. in holy marriage: Is making life fuller of savor, Looking up off the notice book he OIGARETTES. RESTRAINTS. SALUTARY THE newspaper: and engages in a indigent circumstances, them in your sires seeing to know like jurt And braver! no one as he has learned added. "Of course, that will n tt except is governed them other good works. It in jiggle about we can he it is nothing and and 1, proves fears; and You it our throats hopes it. of out intimate having from IN WEST AUSTRALIA. us MADE vent While I.et us not wow wet- ry of the saluby a Council, office in No. 62 (top that they are a silly season topic and A giggle. that will he at your bedside, to give Let all of us except the committee,andknow 11 FOR has tary restrains of Christian life. and Arcade, Perth, can Royal seasons floor), such silly I'll how know we light, electric vett the last comfort and blessing bethe need we toward that us not east wistful glances branches of Conferences in many parJust as it is in a newspaper bebe. fore the silent portals shut von out We'll face any fate with no flurry call tenders for it to -morrow." have PURE VIRGINIAN TOBACCO. Egypt. from whose bond; we ishes throughout the State. Of worry. (emu this life for ever." There was not the least trouble cause it is news, it is in a novel befleshfur its long DIRECT FROM GROWER TO nor rescued, been to chatting cause it is a novelty: of appears The calls on its funds are many, and So here's to the bird at whose about paying for the installation of the pots. Let us glory in our Christian memory the short with FACTORY. the to people its We're laughing. except be view to supplementing rewith a Everybody light. electric not be us let all, above and. heritage: trouour FORGETS. to resBut WHEN THE GIRL of an unhistorical age. sources, the Society invites person. Who turns all our woes and was amused at the quiet inguilty of the mockery of leading pag- committee would Si'PPORT LOCAL INDUSTRY. tt wale to remember the authorities making their moral when and wile, ponsible bles Rector's of the sistence of an lives while making profession its work. Bequests may be made in To bubbles: tti course the moment a girl gets enhave to be proved coldly ant objectway that he "put tite. committee Christianity. recalling to mind what easy FROM ALL STOREand OBTAINABLE passion or any and the Particular Council, fashion of help favour to outside was ively place gaged, the only thing in the world that its Ile's worth more than solemn laced in its place," for the Apostle said to our Gentile foresereechers partisanship; as the Darwinian hypo- Conference of the Society. really matters is to see as much of KEEPERS. the priest and the parish and not to were once darkness. but and as proved as been never the other, has Or teachers. thesis ar "him as possible. And without mean- fathers: "Ye the one Walk as the try to hinder the Lord, It is now light in The the Freudian hypothesis prutsably ing it, she is apt to be selfish. And so on his brow we are pressing everybody said over and oven YOUNG IRELAND 1500EITT OF children of light." --Cardinal Gibbons. committee were very sensible, and The thin.: they Our blessing! never will be proved. very easy for her to become neglectOSBORNE PARE HOTEL WESTERN AUSTRALIA have to prove is not what population ful of her own people, and also to subsided quietly. Later on they were -Breton Braley. (Under New Managenietia. of Grace thi VIRGIN. Patronage His Under the THE OF WELL THE when or apocalyplight nightmare nuisance electric in a a perfect might do .4ekt make herself ready to admit that the Archbishop. tic vision. or what it would do if all improvement to the she is there especially with him. was a great G. AUBURN, Proprietet. Land Holy of Language in the study the WORDS OF WISDOM. Objects: 'The traveller nut operate sutlers A recent in its did that choir of other things sorts Her mother is the one "He'll put the church. Music, History. Literature, and Dane writes: "The 'Well of the Virgin.' a place, too," said Mr. Murphy to Miss which always do operate; but what Jt most so far as neglect is concerned. Afternoon Tea a Speaiality. Mg of Ireland, and the revivals of the stonearched fountain such as may The reward of one duty is the indoes du in proportion to what other Probably she is iiccusbaned to lean on Purcell. when she was joking him as town, is a member of the committee that had ideals of an Irish -Ireland. d in every Eastern lie f centive to fulfil another.-George Eliot things do: such as social injustice and the daughter for help in the house-to -Date Convenience and .AcUp inof Scriptural spots few one of the "Small need despair and the desperate pleasures of work. and also looks lovingly for her The Society meets each MONDAY had its wings clipped. The effect of patience is to possess commodation. terest in the Holy Land which is un'It will be a happy day evening at 8 at ST. PATRICK'S destitution. companionship in the afternoon for for him," said Miss Purcell, "for it's in one's soul, and, in proportion to our the is it for questienably authentic. for the plutocrats and the capitalists paying calls, walking. and shopping. its place already, in the choir gallery.' SCHOrtLROOM, Wellington -street. patience do we acquire complete and Tel. of Nazareth A2509 Tarriff, 10e. day. part that in place a when only make did the usurers have to and men Sheehy sweaters soul. young the most on, Father and our Later of Mercifully perfect possession Fees: Adult members, 3d. per meet procurable. where drinking water is the day, but that case is proved. But at present ing. few firm reforms in the choir, but there An over_sensitive mind can neith.n work the greater part ofand Number 15 Tram Car right to doer. therefore. deulit, little be can for are There They holifirmness, it. for proving also not need are much they exceptions, not was there are (Miss) E. McMAHON, receive nor endure anything without If the girl, im- that the :thither of Chsi t went there the choir had the good sense to profit only talking about it as if it had been -ends. All Brands of Liquor in Stock. Hon. Secretary. telling of it, and it is always a little as days and weekbecomes engaged, leaves. to fill her earthen jar nineteen hunThe trick has been tried provedmediately- she by the committee's experience. Father tonished at the lowly places which of women as :he dred years ago, just fancies: in the one Gregorscientific duties learn other them several home with her made some or all of Sheehy choose. simplicity humility and Nazareth do to -day" and the world has already found it ian Mass, and forbade the singing of lurch, or does them grudgingly and Every day. not in prayer, but in snappily, it is not going to be much out.-C K. Chesterton. in "The New "Lead Kindly Light." He said, "Newyour walks, you should recall to mind fun for the mother, and it will make was groping he Witness." man wrote that when Our Lord amid the thorns of our le her feel very lonely and old. A STORY, and but you Church, into the way his ttemption, and consider what happiIt SOME CHESTEETONIEN the light of faith already.' I have them. share ness it would be to FLASHES. was certainly a long time ago since FATHERS. FOR HONOURS rethat cultivate CEDAR, OAK and JARRAH COFFINS ALWAYS IN STOOK. Let us faithfully Miss Purcell got the light of faith. and Evil always takes advantage of amRECTOR IRR. signation, and pure love of God, whin THE held the candle at her baptism, and Note the Address: fur assistance for State sufA movement amid but biguity. is never wholly practised she had sung "Lead Kindly Light" for -(lit- John s Brazil, 0.C.11./ the parents of large families has been Evil always wins through Phone, A4308, Private 'Phone, A2938. ferings; for to love God, when He feeds fifteen years at St. Mary's, irrespective Mary's St. in to a memorial was excitement than in Tokio and There dupes. more started splendid strength of its us with sweetness is nothing what Sunday it might be, and it just been of children do; but to love Him when he introduced to the present Diet has Parish, for Father Ryan hadand There has in all ages been a disaswas hard to give it up. Father Sheehy in the The first paragraph been prepared. changed to the Cathedral. nor led the choir in any trous alliance between abnormal innoHe feeds us with gall is to offer Him drove neither been it had blessed with father morning "The that that states fidelity. nesspaper loving our on of but two. cup those and abnormal sin. than cence the other point more than three children should be announced that his successor was to those points he was immovable. Miss A silent anarchy is eating out our We are always wishing for this or SPLENDID UPYO-DaTE ACOuMMODATION. lrr. SURIA00. in earned Rector, the tax on from Sheehy, exempted Father be the Mr. Murphy gave Purcell never society. that, and though we have our sweet some. Stations. Oleso te Sublets* and Leederville Railway In certain circumstances his Father Ryan had always been writsatisfaction of knowing that the RecThe State has suddenly and quickly Jesus in our breasts, we are not conthe was for educaand what may Select their own Medical Advisers. servants Now, for Palliate expenses as Adm. down ten' hand reforming tor Irr., had shown his It is talking nonsense; gone mad. tent. Yet it is all we can desire. One tion should be partly paid by public difference? AVAILABLE. ROOMS PRIVATE TERMS MODERATE. in the choir gallery to put anything and it can't stop. thing alone is necessary, and that is. subsidy." For Terms Apply to OPEN TO ALL DENOMINATIONS hat was the question which agitatin its place. be near Him. The fairy tales knew what the modRev. Mother. The father of more than five chiled the minds of many of the parish And so things are going on well at ern mystics don't-that one should nut pped Hospital as Eoni aSplendidly Our very mistakes and our sins, if dren should be decorated with an worthies. conduct oleo TI. Slaters glad St. Mary's, and the people are all let loose either the supernatural ur we repent of them, will be used by 51uIcreevy. Mrs. order to be called the Order of Many said "Adm.," that their priest is Irremovable in the the natural. God to help in that growth and upso it doesTreasures. and if the father Human Administrator, "means ecclesiastical sense of the word, in its The Eugenists are as passive in building of our character. Our very dies leaving only a small inheritance a Don't I know, for wasn't me uncle, other meaning his judgment has never their statements as they are active in falls, through the grace and tender pension by the State should be proFather Pat Mulcreevy, Administrator needed rectifying, and the parish has for births experiments. their new become love of Christ, Vherever that always benefited from his firmness. vided for his children's education. ill Boston, Mass.? Modern scientists will not say that our soub-Muller. Children's parks are proposed, as well might be. which is neither here nor what value to learned has Mick Feely George III. in his lucid intervals as schools for the weak-minded and there." calls "these Eyetalian titles," and should settle who is mad; or that the imbecile, creches, reformatories. free -lisn't here, anyhow," said Mick he READING A ROAD TO ROME. next the Bishop when that predicts aristocracy that introduced gout shall schools, infants' almshouses, lying-in Feely, and I misdoubt if 'twas there goes to Rome he will bring out the Episcosupervise diet. an to easier parother aids and Barber, hospitals, Vergil Horace either." Mrs. but Sheehy. Father for Mgr. The newspaper of to-day-which entage. "God bless the man's stupidity. Lispalian minister at Claremont, N.H., Carey still says, "Wasn't a priest alhis to (if reevery day can be delivered earlier and leading of revenue step sources Additional Mulcreevy, first Mrs. ten to him," retorted said that the good as a curate's priest, and a ways earlier-every day is less worth delitlired) are indicated by the signa'since everybody knows that Boston. conversion was the reading through as a V.G." livering at all. The childless Mass.. is in America somewhere. What curiosity of a little book. "A Novena tories to the memorial. The age we live in is something VICTORIAN TAILORING CO. having fairly good incomes should be 1 mean is, that wherever it is has to St. Francis Xavier," belonging to an his in a without more than an age of superstition-it is For a man employed follows: me as that girl taxed fact Irish servant nothing to do with the all age of innumerable superstitionschild three years after marriage, 10 yen uncle Pat seas the Administrator of Mr. Barber, in 1817, entered house. per annum: if there is no child after The thing that really is trying to it.' the Jesuit Order, Mrs. Barber and her JAMES EZATI:NG. The Modern Lay Apostolate five years. 20 yen per annum; after tyrannise through government is sci"Father Ryan will be next to the three girls were admitted to the Visi540 HAY -STREET, PERTH (Opposite Mechanics' Institute). The 40 yen; ten yen: years. 30 Miss Georgetown_ years, seven said ence. tation Convent, Bishop at the Cathedral," Dress Salim Oar and Irish Suiting& Scotch el Line Special In each Purcell, the organist, "and Rector, and twelve years, 50 yen. The doctor of science actually boasts ten -months old Josephine was taken Specialty. TEN WAYS OF HELPING THE case the tax should continue twenty that he will always abandon a hypocare of by Father Fenwick's mother. Irr., cannot mean anything higher than on Application Sent Forms Samples and Self -Measurement CATHOLIC PRESS. year's. even though the couple may thesis: and yet he persecutes for the that, surely." Three years later husband and wife Large and Varied Sock of Blarney Tweeds Just to eland A father hypothesis. "'Tis fit for a Bishop he is, the met in the chapel of Georgetown to afterwards have a family. I. Subscribe fur a Catholic paper He was with only one child would be liable to blessed day." said Mick Feely, "and The Eugenists mean that the public make their vows in Religion. .1 at present you read it over the heathen a tax of 20 yen for every five years is to be given up, not as a ordained priest, 1882. in Boston. though I don't understand these 'Eyeshoulder ut your neighbour. the and of child, birth that the the after giving du be they titles for conversion, but simply as a land talian' Mary, Abigail. Susan, Josephine be2. Advertise in a Catholic publi should pay 10 priests these days-when I was at two children of father experiment. for Jesuit. pabulum a Samuel, Nuns, Ursuline came eation. plain parish yen for every five years after the home, the priests were There is no reason in Eugenics but Mrs. Barber was a most useful mem3. When purchasing, try to patbirth of the second child. priests, or curates, or deacons, until, there is plenty of motive. RIGHT OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION. ber of the Visitation Order. in Cathoadvertising ronise firms Bishops-I made were maybe, they The epoch for which it is almost imlic publications. something be is must of hr. words that think to find a form possible A RICH MAN'S DREAM. BE AN OPTIMIST. higher than an Administrator, for CHAR. 5 008DER. Wiese r. 4. When shopping or selling, say DANIEL MULCAUT, PreOrIsloY. our own. there's lots of Administrators, and we you saw the advertisement iu .1 The half-starved English proletarian was about to die, why man, A rich acceptspineless not the Optimism is never heard tell of an Irr. before- Fura skeleton, but he Catholic paper. nearly not only is should possessions all his It is a directed that ther discussion was cut short by the ance of things as they are. is a skeleton in a cupboard. 5. Try to get new subscribers. and the proceeds invested in of nobody less than the firm conviction that things can be be sold which he could hide appearance Our sins (of the past) have become G. Send important nest's items to who came round lrr. himself better and that, therefore, they ought one large diamond Rector our secrets. Be an unpaid rePessimism is the in the hollow of his hand, and thus your paper. suddenly (1 the church of corner to be improved. the His carry his wealth to heaven. porter and agent for love of the Insurance Company, Limited. hopeless belief that the world of its iniorget, not being used to telling storto fulfil the order This is a task of hoitou., cause. most nature is bad and that all efforts servant took stepsMeanwhile the man ies, to say that the ecclesiastical titles' SAMSON'S BUILDINGS, BARRACK-STREET. PEETL just as the Catholic editorship is place on the steps of took to mend it are futile and useless. Op- without delay. discussion sleep, and dreamed he FIRE. MARINE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE, PLATE GLASS, a position of 110110U1. timism leads to vigorous action and is fell into a deep St Mary's Church). stood before the gates of Paradise. But "Which St.. Mary's?" someone asks. a continual spur to exertion; pessimand EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY. INSURANCE at LOWEST 7. When travelling ask for sane that blessed enter tried to he when and MIDWOOD. Maaagar, ism produces fatalistic resignation Never mind. for as Mrs. Mulcreevy Catholic paper. CURRENT RATES his lye found that he had lost place charac the is Pessimism here there." nor neither -"Lis inactivity. said, somewhere en the way and 8. When you have read it pass it Musical hustrumtmte. Father Sheehy suddenly came your Sep teristic of an effete civilisation whereas diamond un to someone to whom it will do fell to lamenting Seeks, thole, Magazines, PaperenS en the glint') at the church steps. He optimism distinguishes young nations "Why do you lament?" asked an smiled pleasantly, but he had a very good. Barrack and Murray Streets, Pink. Mon ALSIRT S SOW, LTD . BOOK & that are determinedly pushing ahead. angel. SYMMS, ISO MURRAY STRUT (new important or articles 9. Mark irremovable. firm mouth: he looked "The Famous "Iaigea Corner." Address. Note Cats. "Because I have lost my diamond." Senw's). PSITN. notices to attract attention. "Good evening, ladies, good es-ening. CHILDREN OF THE FIERY FUR- answered the man, describing it. legwe Free-sett te.cray gentlemen," said Father Sheehy; "you 10. Be an agent for your CathoNACE. PLACE TO GO FOR reheaven." THE dross in call that "We I must introduce yourselves to me. Open it in railway lic paper. ACCORIMPERIAL KALBE'S turned the angel; "the memory of one will not feel at home until 1 know FASHION ULM and PANAMA HATS, FANCY VESTS, buses, -cars, motor carriages, tram ACCORDEONS HOHNER'S and Abdenago-the be worth DEONS, would kind act on earth Sidrach, Misach. everybody." etc. Show people that you enSHIRTS, SOX, TIES, ETC. ORGANS (Auto -Valve. MOUTH and more here." three children of the fiery furnace-in Mr- Feely constituted himself introjoy it. MOUTH ORetc.), BOOMERANG "Alas! I know of none." calling upon everything to join them EVERYTHING IN GENTLEMEN'S WEARING APPAREL duces -in -chief, and Father Sheehy was "If yisu follow these ten comGANS-ALL GERMAN MAKE. Pre "Not one?" in praising God for His mercies, were COUNTRY ORDERS PERSONALLY SUPERVISED. so amiable, and so interested in everywriter. Write to speech, remarks the and Prices. mandments," of Quality War "I dried an orphans tear one day," body. that Miss Purcell said afternot employing a mere figure "you will be a modern lay apos37, G.P.O., Perth, for Price List BOX but gave utterance to what must al- said the man hesitatingly. wards that she was "within that much DON'T FORGET THE tle." BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE. "That tear is here; we laid it up for of asking him the meaning of Irr." ways be the most natural effect of ADDRESS Sole Agents BESSON'S Famous BAND . you." replied the angel. "Behold it!" holy joy and indeed of divine love in Jack Rooney ,the "priest's boy," said I NSTRUMENTS. And as the astonished man gazed he'd ask him first chance he got. "No any of its forms, a spirit of expanding add MURRAY-STREETS, PltIVPM EARRA011 CORNER upon the tear, it shone more brightly priest mind being asked a sensible LTD. and out-reachng fellowship which reSON, ALBERT and cognises in all things the common than the diamond, and shed so gentle "Such sheep you question." he said. a light upon his soul that he wept for bond of creatureship, and the still were not to have asked him and all greater bond of participation in some joy to think that he had lost his pal- been done with it. It can't mean nature of try jewel and found so great a treasense and degree in the lrreverend Rector, that's one thing. sure. Christ, the very elements being in a Father Ryan higher than tis'nt "An' On awaking, he called his faithful The trouble with Catholics is that manner sanctified since they contriHAIRDRESSER and TOBACCONIST was, is another,' said Miss Dempsey, steward and directed hint to distrithey like to have things proved; buted to the Sacred Flesh of the God(Late Kalgoorlie). taking "tis'nt BRENNAN S ARCADE, AND NEAR EZYWALKIN'S, HAY -STREET. the priest's housekeeper; the bute his possessions among Christ. all wherein they differ from a more adunitel Humanity of the Cathedral Ryan to the Father All Kinds of Smokers' Requisites and DIRECT WEFKLY CONSIGNMENTS FROM LEADING AUSTRASoon after he died poor and needy. Alone world. and enlightened vanced not promotBishop would be, and he Toilet Articles in Stock. LIAN MANUFACTURES. a happy death. among modern people, they do not ing him." 69 WALCOTT-STREET. MOUNT THE MOTHER OF JUDAS. EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED. "All the priests are the same." said think, as most educated people -now LAWLEY. SAYINGS OF THE CURE 01 ARE, Mrs. Carey. "I don't mind what they naturally do. that when anybody call, Mary, in the house of John. ing himself a scientific man has sugThe curate's just as good call them. Spent with sorrow, fell asleep: sested anything and called it scient, The Blessed Cure was once asked they as the Vicar General, sure can't But in the lonely potters' field Motor Car Painting. Established over lic. it thereby immediateiy 'secomes a teacher did in a sneering way, "What till bless your beads just as good as one I heard a woman weep. 195 PIER -STREET Si) years monumental and irrevocable fact callsame theorogy?"-"The you have in another." "Leading your baby feet, my son, Practical Coach Palliser. think that did not ed science. They as St. Peter." was the meek reply. "Faith your wrong there." said Miss N W and Goldfields Visitors specialRenovated Througlsons What turning did I take amiss? Darwinian Natural Selection had been Dempsey. "for the missioners giye a A talkative women romplained "t" What did I do or leave undone Under Owner's Personal Super-isiois ly Catered for. proved because it had been talked Father though different blessing. being prevented from speaking with That you should come to this" M. M. MULCAHY, Proprietress. about; and since then it has been MEDICINES ALL HOURS DAY OR Ile replied "We Clancy explained to me that any priest him for three days. All night she made above her dead talked about till it is pretty nearly (LATE CENTRAL AND SHAMROCK HOTELS, PERTH.) NIGHT. can get the right to give it, _but they shall converse in Paradise." That comfortless and bitter cry: that disproved. do not think They apply for so there's the difdont all it, widow, a more curAnother women "What did I say or leave unsaid TRAM JUNCTION, NEWCASTLE the Einstein theory is proved because On the following Sunday. ference. wanted to know ious than pious, AND BEAUFORT STRF.F.TS That thus my child should die?" Pr!nted and published for the proprietor, by Thomas Slattery. at fie 'Re. it is talked about: thee wield think Sheehy, Rector Trr., made hi" -Amelia Josephine Burr. in "Every- whether her husband seas in Pnrgat- Father Wasterti Australia, Perth, [lay 450 Office. cord" -street. 'Phone A3739 first appeararee :it St Mary's. lie it premature even to presume that it are "T have never been there," was body's Magazine."

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