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PROiLEMS AFFECTING CAPITAL AND LAL3ULR - What is most disheartening in ,•,r times is that many leaders oi i:ought, many moulders of pub:opinion, many university pro:cssors, and influential writers ieny the natural law and the very nadainental principles of right lid wrong npon which all moralrests," the Most Rev. John T. l, etiicholas, 0.P., Archbishop of :, incinnati. told the Cathol;c ._. inference on Industrial Pro ' Iem s at its meeting in Cincinat-
life, is basically and morally w rong. Either extreme wealth or extreme poverty exposes man to many dangers, and neither is a f avourable condition for a virtuous life." "To those who have not a moral sense," the Archbishop pointed out, "St. Thomas' pronouncements on the principles governing the use of riches may sound like the teachings of an extreme radical." He teaches that when a man finds himself with possessions in excess of the requirements for a livelihood befitting his state of life, he must
as a matter of strict precept give in alms the amount of that excess." "Again, if a man finds himself face to face with those who are in extreme need, he is obliged to minister to them rather than to provide superflu, ous things for himself or for his dependents." "In the case of those wholly destitute, all property must be considered as held in common, and those in such need are entitled to share it, in order to keep body and soul together, as long as the extreme necessity lasts. What might be considered, tech-
Archbishop Mc.Nicholas said :liat all the entangled problems industry and capital, which are rcing the great body of corn.40•40.010+4.440,4400.4104.4.-4046•40.411,•41041411•4111•411441110•411•01k•ONVIII T,on people into a spirit of ex:eme radicalism, could be solved the application of sound moral principles to problems of "Outside the •,:tcial economy. The news flashed from Buka- up straight and ask pointed ques_ atholic Church, the opinit:n fot rest, on the .30th. inst., that a tions of the Nazi war-gods. t be most part has been growing German Henkel bomber was surjust now, when the war cloud generations that industry and rounded and forced down at mid- is bigger than a man's hand in 1pitalism are entirely di % urced night by a Roumanian squadron, Europe, and when the powers 'Tom the principles of morality. is not likely ,to calm the troubled working for world peace are have sown the wind and we soul of Signor Mussolini in these searching every avenue to find a :e now reaping the whirlwind. thrilling days, when Abyssinia peaceful solution to the Abyssinhad as conditions are in the has a more than pleasant Holy- ian question, it is, to say the least E:idustrial and economic order, it wood good-bye expression for of this latest unpleasant episode, • no exaggeration to say they him. The Nazi regime seems to a miserable action on the part of ,)uld be reformed quickly and have committed a tactical blun- Nazi Germany to add to the dif7rosperity restored, as if by der by sending this engine of war ficulties confronting the peace! lagic, if the true moral code across friendly territory, and if makers. That the mission of '..ere followed rigorously. -it had been brought down with a this German bomber is not what The Archbishop contended crash, there would, perhaps, be the Duce would call a friendly neither government nor the no just reason for complaint. The one is quite clear from its equipmere conventions of human so- motive behind this mysterious ment, and no one could be fooled iety can suffice to control men flight is in a sealed envelope, ap- by its description as a sports n their many involved relation- parently. and if Abyssinia is the machine. But, surely, Benito Ups in modern society. Not ultimate destination of this Ger- will know how to interpret the mven the moral code will suffice, man bomber, Signor Benito Mus- meaning of this German bombe said, "unless we succeed in solini will have good reason to sit er's story. mstructing great numbers of in- 111.•4M41-4W•41P•4111N410.41.•41.•4W.41..11W14.•41P+1W•411•411•41•40440•41/•40.411.•41•10•41N4 4 ividual citizens in its unchangeable principles, and unless they ltrrl and in Archbishop ,trive to apply these principles in iheir daily lives." The speaker related that St. ,homas Aquinas had considered he basic problems of industry aind economy, t le guiding- and had enunciated principles necessary () regulate the relations of man society. The Angelic Doctor und only two things necessary or man The exercise of virtue :1,:1 1 the possession of sufficient 0 1 goods enable him to ille ead a virtuous to life. "The first makes man conscious of cessitv Is ultimate destiny ; the second makes him put a true value on material things." Material ealth may be classifled as things natural, including- such as food, raiment and shelter; and artificial, primarily money. Man .is entitled to the Worldly tain 1i,n+ s goods' nece—s sary to mainnatural life in keeping-. with th e dignity of humankind. and "any organisation of society. Prendiville, who has been on his Ad Limina visit any in h is Grace Archbishop terference any inaction or holiday visit fo Ireland, left Naples by the Orarna a on and Rome, to special favour of government. His Grace has been away a little over Which on Sunday. en route for Perth. shows His •Grace in Glanworth. Co. picture keeps men from labouring above The months. to four Dr. Roche, Bishop of Cloyne. Rev. Pr ocure the very necessaries Most the with chatting Cork, of
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nically, as violence ,or thrift, or breaking the law, is not under morally these circumstances wrong." " . . . If those engaged in industry, business, or -t.commerce would .accept and put into practice this code of morality, and if. above all, they would recognise that there are fixed and unchangeable principles governing them, we should see the end of fabulous fortunes and we should soon get rid of the many intolerour of able economic abuses day." "If industririlists and capitalists have their ears to the ground they must hear the rumble of arl aroused world protesting agai..:st the abuses of their system. . . . V ictims of the depressicri. and even the majority of the nu-.sses of the people. are not especially interested in capitalism xvill not give serious thouglrithetYo the consequences that Old' I befall the social order if the s'stem of capitalism were .cverThroughout the thrown. . . . length and breadth of our land 1 in many of our universities and colleges . a dangerous radizalism is being propagated. which, by 1,e. verting the mine of youth. constitutes a grave menace to n country." Archbishop Mc N - icholas said that "two great Popes. Leo XIII and Pius XI.. have pointed out clearly the faults and shorwomings of industrialts:7) ;Ind ,--aptalThe pr ranrie they ism." e proposed is in opposition to the two extremes that .tiowing, themselves in the \v,,rld io— day—Fascism and C.-)mmunism. In conclusion, the speaker declared: "It would be w-11 Worth while for capitalism aild trialism to realise that the Catholic Church is the most .ronistructive force in the AVOCH today ; that she is unalterablv ap— posed to every form of dangerous radicalism. to Socialism and to Communism ; tilat she has a real programme of Social which is entirely practical: that iuste she has a moral code which has come down through the centuries,, a code whose principles are found in the Old and the New Testament and in the fulness of Christian tradition, a code that can he applied to new conditions in every generation. This code. and this code only, can save industrialism and 6.'pitalism. r eturn to unrestricted competition will not work for social justice. nor for national or community welfare. The programme of social instice as 'formulated by Pope Pius XT. and applied, as it can he, within the framework of our federal and state constitntions. can bring back pmsperity to our country."
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Why ininr of meat you have taken didn't You speak to the butcher about • It!" Cook: "I did. ma'am I told him it was Tiickv for him it was my evening off • * "If You didn't take so much interest in horses you would be better off." "'You've had snapped the wife, horses .",n the brain all your life" "T gne‹s that's why I happened to marry a (lac • vifrage a upon came hiker holielav A to Of historical interest awl ;misc.(' quesrtion a local inhabitant. "This is the cpot where the great t welfth century battle was remelt isn't it?" he said. "No rut" replied the villager gravelv "It were on the top of the hill" "Strange, fighting on top of the hill." "1 wonder why it said the hiker. was not fought in the field" suppose I's becattse it be Farmer said the other in a Prown's "The old miser htsstteri whisper. won't ever len0 it for our village sports" • Tornkins was walking along as if all the cares of the world were on his shoulders. "What's wrong. old chap?" asked a jovial neighbour. Tornkins glared at him. 'I'm fed-no. Fectup with married life." he replied. "It seems I never do anything right. Only this morning the wife called me a worm." his said "Tough—very tough," "Put cheer friend sympathetic/MY up. nld chap. eryre a worm ran turn vessi know. Why don't von?" lust what I had to do:" re"I turned the manplied Tomkins gle." Marv, the maid, was entertaining her voting man in the kitchen when her mistress appeared on the scene. "Mary." she said. "1 really cruildn't dream of allowing your young man to come into the kitchen. Vary beamed MI her mistress "Oh, that's very kind of you, ma'am!" she said. "Rut von see, he's from the eyntntrY, and being a hit shy and awkward-Me. I thonght as how you wouldn't iTke to hare him in the drawing-mom." • "To what do I-MT attriberte Your great age and gleiel health!" asked the visitor to the old villager. "Well," replied the OA man thought"1 gmt a good start on most pen, pie -
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Race horses, says a sporting writer, are given very little to eat on the day of a race. The idea, of course, is to make them fast. • The more time you spend in helping other people out of their troubles, the less time yon will have to worry :Likatt your own. Many a bell has ding.dong exist. ence. • A burglar recently obtained entry to a house by saying he had come to sweep the chimneys. Then, of course, he made a clean sweep ) 0 e verything. • a "When I said it takes three, g•entra. t ions to make a gentleman. 'hi Ding. ley think I was hitting at him" "Oh. no! He said he thoiyht rou were dreaming of the day when you might have a great-grandson " • S • • Lortrauffering flush/and. "I hope you won't think me uttreas%nable. dear, hut next time you use mv rarer to split wood ,please don't leave it in You know how earthe coal cellar ful I am with my razors."
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"A fellow iust told me I Ls. ,kgd lilt you." "Where is he' I'd like to knock 1, head off." "I killed him," • Visitor to Detroit. "I Ye ridden one of your automobiles" Native! "We make .-iter thir,. . here besides antorneibiles" Visitor 7 "Yes. I've rie!./mn in them too." Miss Young 'In Tirrt.,. doesn't know her homban I unti$ arty— she's married him" Mrs Wed' "Why menttn Tirrke: .- neriatly" • S • "There now. Rob, uncle -,ff-us to halw hi-Other Shall we sell him " asked mother Tint little Bob was oo:sses.,e4 of I,ircinesc instincts "Let's hanc (-1,4 tit1 he's bigger, rotttn e " he " "helI be worth more A teacher, after giving l'hfs miner:11.4 of Tretan T ;,:ked the nne,ti,n anY., chief minerals of " I can," replied a • -Ginger • "That man left a gr-lt gap in my life." "Was be a friend of your youth?" "No, but Iplayetl football with him. and he knocked out two of my teeth." Wife (to returning husband at sea side resort' - "Oh darling, I'm so glad you've ctme. We heard that sore,idiot had fallen over the rliff an4. T felt sure it was You." • Famous Isplorer: "On my In ,. limiting trip I bagged two ;miner, efrohents. Plapper: *How thrillinel Did - • • have rnitrli tumble in getting the'' the bags?" .0
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here for Hannah, J. D. s,asey, S. F. Benpurath, correspondent writes: peoplel Last We have great expectations 7, when The funeral of the late Mr. Wm evening, August A of some W. G. Smith, G. J. Boylson (1.. puty ednesday ntality Mt. Park-road, 22 of W Bryant, Lawrence tremen. on a 'Thee-eisome art of France Master, Supreme Court), M. 41.. louses. we shall hold a sociel function schoolthe baptism Lawley. and of Bryant and Waters, of parochial our in scale rand nes ."6:n3'leasiii)i !narked of a family. Quairading, and Stirling-street, Perth, A. J. McCabe, W. Veryard, W, Moylan, g Already we have commanC. P. Green, J. P. Williams, G. Connell, eile--usienteenth child room. Mayor were re- took place on Monday afternoon and J. Gaynor, S. 13attridge, P. Crisp, Pas')usthe —v tables, easy chairs, carthe bridge deered ip President and The late Mr. Sun- was largely attended. On ceremony. R. Hughan, and all the etceteras W. Peden, plants Knox, J. l'he pets, pot well- Bryant was born iu Victoria 64 years coe. at the seseeted thi.te 2flth. ult., at thatfteenth ago and had been a resident of this Kimpton, W. Kinapton, 5- S. Tippett, to snake up a warm cosy go that last, Wanneroo, the fi H. W. Lynch, J. Ryan, F. Cnunaung. lounge. There will be fires in the side about 20 State for over 40 years. In 1898 he loca ton M. E. Young, L. G. Bott, T. P. and electric heaters in the cell. eon f a lcYo'uple. married neither Pre- entered into partnership with Messrs. Barry, H. Gepp, T. K. Spencer, I rooms Then, too, there are big prizes but baptised. tre. child cl' asknew John Waters and James Waters.---a nor Roads Board event. partnership which lasted up to the Adams, W, Hamilton, G. Clarke, L. L. being offered, the highest running into w— emarkable fers:Mayor, D Darcey M. D. Ferguson, Robinson, two figures and the lowest one guinea the r time of his death. In addition, they are anything of Gallagher, K. Hutchinson, E. Aitchin• Besides being of value, the pri s in acres a of property 8,000 have • • totems of scorer Brown, BroW. Whitty, W. top son. M. for IV?" one any, m The was late Mr. Bryant * * hidden 30, to Tues- Quairading. Friday. A aist He was a patron phy, V. Crock, H. E. Randal, J. B. ment, one for lowest, prizes for prises ladies a keen sportsman. tor Retreat and number, G. From F. Veryard, B. Law, Wimbridge, lewest a: ul and 3_• r Loreto Con- of the Mt. Lawley Cricket Club and J. P. Sanderson. M. G. Eaton, A. L. numbe conducted a the for players of that night who have sons whu hold first-class canc. sin beSeaubourne. by a Redemptorist has three H. Doyle, J. G. Brophy, not been taking -part in tournament Gallagher, In the tug-of-war days ket records. sot, M. Sullivan, J. W. Drew, C. 0, Quigley, and many others. .Come and see for Mr. and Bryant with team. Waters * U. P. Marrett, * J. W. L. McIntyre, Father. yourself, and take one home if you * e Bryant as leader, took all before it * of the So Congrega.tion Green, D. J. T. Fitzgerald, McEacroe, like; they will be hard to miss. a world-wide Of a generous ond kindly disposition, The Sacred has decreed children in Mr. Bryant will be sadly missed by a II. Lee, J. Francis, R. Thompson, J. be with us on the 7th. if you would craraents a P. McAuliffe. H. Terlick, B. Riseberry, have us feel "that life is worth living." Communion of host of business and social friends. 'eneral WI McCarthy, J. G. O'Halloran, L. 25th. . anniversary. the The Children's Ball takes place on of celebratbeen having Requiem Mass Qualm Sintej lebration ' Williams, J. decree R. C. McMullan, Walker, evening, August 16, in Swan Friday X's the Crowley, Pius of Pope which opened the tabernacle to ed, by the Rev. Father the Sacred Sexton, R. Haynes, L. Dood, F. Harand the children have Hall. street gulari, The dates funeral proceeded from ford, C. Parslowe, S. Briggs, J. H. been practising to "trip it on the light tender age. the to HP' of Highote Church, Heart hildren the event c Wheeler, A. Water, , F. I3rophy, A. f antastic toe" for the past few months yet been fixed for Catholic Cemetery, Karrakatta, where Bateman, J. J. :lave not couutries. Hughare.S. Horman, Lawler is seeing to the orches Mrs. different the in rest laid te were remains the e the * W. S. Power, W. Armstrong, A, Cam* Davis to the prizes, and Mrs. Mrs. tra: * J Father Rev. The * returned to family grave. A. bridge, P. McGowan L. Brophy, Hackett, L. to the supper. The follow. oininish D J. Mr. and Mrs Carnarnah during the Fahey officiated at the graveside. The Orr, M. Casellas, E. Sampey, J. Kinare organising sets. Mesladies ing . chief mourners were Mrs. E. Bryant sella, L. McDonald P. R. Allen, W. their home in dames hunt, Davis, Pa/lister MeEn. J. Clifford, P. T. Mesdames widow), ( week• Verian, A. Lithgo, S. Smith, P. Rodda, a croe. Hough, Pintilli; and Misses D. * and Miss Nell Bryant * Rev. Dr. Carroll, J. Raphael Messrs. Dick. Bill and E. Hiller, W. CI-owes, I. J. Campbell, J. McCarty, N. Miles, M. Walshe, R Rt. Lordship His Napier and D. Leishman. (N.S.W) , w as (daughters), G rennan, K. Duffy, P. Kingsbury and Bishop of Lismure who attended the Frank Bryant (sons), Messrs. T. P. W reaths were Rut there are sal son' ' sent by the following: B. Shutz. prelates Clifford and J. J. Raphael (sons-inamong the the Catholic Truth law I. Mrs. W. J. Bryant (daughter-in- His loving wife and family; Mrs. tiny tots left out in the cold—but it recent Congress of Raphael. Essie and Ireland. his grandsixteen days still. and "you never ran law), Mr. R. J. Bryant (brother), Mrs. children. Laurie and Phil; Society in Kilkenny, * • Helen Raphael tell." * * and Laurie (sister-in-law), Desmouri and Brian Clifford; his broentertained a few A. Fleming and Briaa ther Miss Eileen Reel Desmond Raphael, Helen in home and sister-in-law, Jack and Mary; at her of her girl friends evening. Clifford (grandchildren Ys Messrs. J. the Waters Bros. and their families: Wembley- last Wednesday the prime Bryant, D. Walker. W. Flemming and e secured mployees of Bryant and Waters; Mr F. liar. and Miss Lucy O'Hallorau bridge, Miss C. Green (nephews). Mesdames Mrs. Arthur G. Haynes and famThe for the highest score at number, and ford and B. Johnson (nieces). ily; Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bryant: J. M Waters, May Murphy the hidden John Messrs. lowest pall-bearers were and J. T. McEncroe; M. The funeral of the late Me Me Miss Doreen O'Halloran the James Waters, J. Robinson. A. Millar, John Robinson and Sons; Mr.Crawcour. and Hoare. of North Freinan: Mrs. Maurice Ore. L. Ryan, J. McLeod, J. 5. Bartington, D'Arcy and family: Collie * * Coal Yard; * and formerly of the 12th. Battalien, * Campbell. R. J. and Harvey, chairman and members of the %Vest A I F., took place in the Catholic poi.Miss Madeline Duraele . I Among those present were the Rev. A ustralian Cricket Assoei itien. Mrs week F. tion of the Karrakatta Cemetery on and -eturned in the Maloja during the O'Connor Fahey. Crowley. Fathers E. Goudie and family; members Mt. morning. Rev. Bather Placid Thursday Al. from a holiday trip to (Colombo. • Brother Rev. Cunningham, the • Lawley District Cricket Club; presi11 . officiated at the grave6.5 Senna. • • (reof phonsus (S.I.C.), Dr. J. W. /loran dent and members West Australian side. Miss Vera Griffen was the guest at presenting C.B.0 D.B.A.), Messrs. A. Hockey Association: Aunty Win and honour at a "handkerchief evening" West C Randell (chairman W.A.C.A. com- family; Mr. and Mrs. J. Coubrough: Mr. Hoare was born at Melbourne, the home of Mrs. Matthews. Rev. mittee), M. Brophy and J. Nichols (re- A. Victoria, and had resided at North E. Millar; St. Ildephoneus' College Waters), Leedercille. on Wednesday night. and Bryant presenting staff He .reFremantle for over 30 years. Boys Association: J. Adams: his Father Winston, on behalf of her K. Byrne, L. B. Bolton. M.L.G. G. W. Old the Christian friends, presented the gifts and wished Miles, M.L.C., R. G. treath (represent- niece. Cis. and nephew, Bert: Mr. and ceived his education at Brothers' College, Fremantle, and later N . Griffen a pleasant holiday. Among ing Mt, Lawley District Cricket Club), Mrs Bartington, Molly and Frank. N joined the staff of Ow Loco DepartFlynn, umerous Cassie letters, cards, Misses telegrams and present were S D. Byrne and D. R Pratt (repr; ment, W.A. Government Railetays. He Nancy Fitzgerald, Mary O'Brien, Kath. senting S.I.C. D.B.A.). J. W. Morrts personal expressions of condolence were saw service in QC Great War, having Ryan, Mena Deherty, Molly Flynn, and ( representing Incognito Cricket Club), received. enlisted in 1914. and was at the landThe funeral were Mamie Callaghan. arrangements car1 . Melbourne R. Benzie trcpresenting ing at Gallipoli with the 12th. Batta$ * s ried out by Bowra and O'Dea. Steamship Co I K Davidson R. T He was wounded there, and lion. Friday was the anniversary of after fik discharge from hospital servNicholas Patrick Stephen Wiseman, ed in France, where he was wounded British Prelate, who was born of lated on its issue produced to mark seriously and invalided home in 1917. Irish parentage at Seville, Spa e. on the Month's Mind for the late ArchIle never recovered from the war ef--August 2, 1802. He more than anyone bishop Clune. C.SS.R. It is a handfects. else was responsible for the vast some number, both in appearance and The date for the Annual Catholic increase of Catholicism in England 2.S, in Ball fixed now August been has for A beautiful reproduction The chief mourners acre: Mrs. N. content. during the middle of the nineteenth colour of a painting of the illustrious and will be held in the Embassy Bain lloare (mother), Messrs._ James, Patcentury, and he receivei Newman and An attractive feature of this rick and Edward Hoare (brothers). prelate whom it mourns accompanies room. his followers when they left the An- this notable number of our esteemed year's social will be the presentation M isses Mary and Josephine Hoare (sisglican Church. A few copies of this of debutantes, and the young ladies ters), Mrs. J. Hoare (sister-in-law), and contemporary." who will make Retheir debut on this "The ocat Messrs. Stanley and Leu Hoare (nepumber are still available An enjoyable bridge evening was n will casion being the have honour of hews). The pall-Ewa 7t: 7S were: Staff held at the Convent Kindergarten at, cord- Office. the first set of debutantes to be preSergeant-Major McMurray (North-East V etoria Park recently. • sented to the new Archbishop. The ladies Fremantle R.S.L.), Messrs. A. Ives and ,--.r.mittee. with Mesdames Kent. Wil• As bis Ball is the only official CaBarker -road. Ste of E. W. Courtenay (12th Battalion, Cain. Mollie Miss p iamson and PvIce in charge, were retholic social of the year. a very large A .I.F.). J. Connolly (11th- Baittalion. is making satisfactory progress attendance is anticipated, as all Cathy. 'ponsible for the success of the even. Nato, recent motor accident. Miss A .I.F.). J. Moore. J. Moran, J. Cian. rug. Prizes were won by Mrs. Ledell after a St. John of God lic young people will be anxious to atley. and M. J. Cullity. and Miss Murray, Messrs. Stociiin. Far- Cain is an inmate of test their loyalty to and interest in Hospital. rell, and Bennington. The coffin was enshrouded with the Catholic social life by their attendance Others preent included: Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Kent, Union Jack, and at the conclusion of The box plan of the lounge. loges Mr. and has anl tables will be open from Monday the service at the graveside the Last Mr E. Needham. M L.A.. who Neck, Mr.Mrs. Herbert, Mr. and Mrs. a onwards and reservations may he Post was sounded by Trumpeter Litthrough home his to and Mrs. Eddington, Mes- been confined alrles of influenza. is not expect- made by communicating with the ster, R.A.A. \Iurrav,Williamson. Revell, Gominge, severe bout official duties until early Church A mong those present were: Messrs. Office. 'Phone 119024 Courtland, F. Fleming. Sul& ed to resume s\'an. fackson. Misses Kent (21, D. W. Paton (North-East Fremantle next week. Walsh, '-ooper, Dean Brennan, Father O'ConR.S.L.), C. Coroon, L. P. Redden. T. nor. and Father Cunningham, with a Courtney, W. O'Meara. A. Kelly. fi, Tokio the of Russo, rofessor party from P Shanahan, W. J. Houlahan, V. CocIper South Perth. • University, now on a visit to • J. N. Moore. C. V. Chapman. R. Gor.The the annual Catholic "Snowball" Ball V ictoria, is an "old boy" of PERTH FRATERNITY. don, T. Mooney. W. J. Borwiek, M, W as held in the Mundaring Hall Ort } Whole J. Malone, D. Coffey. iunr.. E. hristian Brothers' College, BilC 3:_11Y 27. There was a large attendO'Reilly. J. E. Brown, T. Gray, T. "Dens Mous et Omniaago years four . Some larat. dcenss ce, and Gray, J. ss, boththe function was a great su The first Sunday meeting of the Deane. B.O'Connor, P. Farrelly, Thos Professor Russo won the Japanfinancially and socially. NfcCusker. W. Sullivan. to. usual as held be will which Order Third through ese scholarship. James Caserly. M. Corkhill. T. Finni* The Several 4. August (Sunday). w gan. A. Mooney, G. IT. Courtney, P. Melbourne enabled to becowe a mas- morro f411,0 wing par, in its"Advocate" has the he was reunions for augmenting the Visitater's Hannafee. J. P. Hogan, David Fitzissue of .1111Y 25th.: ter of the Japanese language. AlfonSister fund will be discussed. I n' Record." Perth, is to be gerald. P. Carroll. eonRTatilsa (Walsh'( is preparing a very special Oreal: .Mesdames D. Lynch and D. M. A. Waddell, J.P. euchre party eveniag in the litigate L. P. J Connolly, M. J. - Cul: Hall for next Wednesday, August 7, lite, J.Redden, Moore. P. Toohey, A, McDonand the Council would be pleased if as ough. many as possible would patron,ise what Moran,A. McGillivray, T. Shanahan Chapman and Shesiclan: Mines promises to be a very agreeable enter- A . tainment, let alone the object for M Moore, O'Hara, Nora MoDonagh, A. cDonagh and McKenna. Tickets which it is being organised. NEW NORCIA Numerous floral tributes were placed the at procured be may for same to- on the grave and the bereaved relameeting in the Cathedral Hall CONDUCTED BY THE MARIST BROTHERS tives have been the recipients of widemorrow. August 4, at 3 p.m. Other memberq are reminded to let spread expressions of sympathy. The funeral arrangements were carthe Prefect know if they have any Rim. For gestions to make re fund at the Sim- ried out by Messrs. Arthur E. Davies Particulars Apply to—THE BROTHER DIRECTOR and Company. day meeting. day,
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"RECORD" Football LEAGUE FIXTURES FOR SATURDAY. AUGUST 10. East Perth v. V: ,. 1.4 Park, at Perth Oval. Subiacia v. East Fremantle. at Su biaco. Claremont v. West Perth, at Clare infant. South Fremantle v. Swan Districts, at Fremantle. ":,purt" selects East Perth, Subiaco, IVet Perth and South Fremantle to win. THE ALCOCE OUP INIATCH83. Akock Cup ntatches Xt t will be played on Wertneiaay. August They are:7. Christian Brothers' rotlege v Scotct: College, At W....A C.A. Umibires Field. Oliver, Rowe and t Apstick Guitdiorrt Grammar School v Hale School, at Baseendean. t ruipires Piglet. Campbell; goal, McIntver And Hogan HEAVY SCORING IN vas: QUARTER. In 1924 Geelong, playing against ;otith Melbourne, regiatered 114 to nil! In 1102. Perth (now Victoria Park). 10 9 to I 4, in the ant quarter at the W m' A against South Premantk t,aint seasere in the nnit quarter. North NIerbenirne scorer! 102 to 2,3, by Met. frourne These are first quarter effnfiS. . 11.mr.,1 anyone know any bet. BEST AT FREMANTLE The pick of the basket at Fremantle was Arian Ryan, who played what most eocisitler his belt game .if the In the pack he was AM con seaman einering. And hi% (tom in3nee there hart everything to de, with rast Perth'I win His kicking was very powerful and in the esritinn moment -I of Walt While he was he wit% at hi* beet rInivw a crest fob For his side hie enttsin. nes . was Oaring very cleverly for %Nat-0 asisintit Victoria Park
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ur, lay 1.3.1...ed iiitte goal an. 1 Lr ugh t hts tall!, to luZI In League football it seems certain that George Duig's . 1 tT. t4tL retail t l5*..; goals will nut i c brukett for some time. to culticJACK BEVERIDGE STRIKES FO RANI. West Perth supporters were beginning to wonder when Jack Beveridge would show the form that made him famous in his playing days with lingwood He came good against Smiths, successfully fitting the important pivot position, where his easy go big but very effective methods were One very good fes. ever to the fore, lure of his play Was hi, mdicions and clever handball T F. GOAL-GETTERS. Last , the leading broal.getters widt Ceiok led with nine against Subiaen followed by eight from Tyson, seven from lenningsb and five from George Debig His rivals are creeping up on the Past mentioned player, but I think George will be on top when the curtain is rung down on season 1938 ALLAN WORIVILD. This player, who received a trophy last season for being the best League recruit. has, shown form that could only be cleseeti as 'in-and-out." There has been an improvement of late, and against %bison for Parke his work could not he (stilted He came through with great dash anti pare. gathered ire well, and diseosest of the ball with an nifretiv.• good rtistester kick.
W A PLATERS KW011111 IN SOWN AUSTRALIA. An A, lelaide scri1ir i15 ir * inglv of W A. players wha , with South Australian League clubs Western State has produced many Ane players Prob.,1,1v the hest known to South Auxtrana were the late Phil Matson. Frank Golding, MTN Mar. man. "Derl,v- Crawford. and Robineine Tri Merbonsne several men who 000rs mint GOALS. The iscst f. ' ward of the So biAco.. learned their football at Perth have Victoria Park game was r r) the tooling earned high repittaticnis. among them Ire was lien 0,-,0k. who kickert Tnagirie Makiler aryl Leonard stideIt is seven of the eight goat* sof-4.11,4 by his a fart that Western Anteratias remit, side up to half -tire and atHeel two atlY have done better in VirloriAr, Lea• to this talk- later lie brought flown cue teams than South Australians who some great mark*, and though he mies. have mierated to the Eastern State. eel some fairly easy one . hr plavel It mast be enneeded that mean of a great game, as he hat to make m.,‹t the men who have gone to lletbrlurne from Adelaide have not rlone go until of his opportitnitien the feeling their football power= have tweet, on the being well betoar par wane Tornme Quinr. Treeehtori liar! Curvet are evcentions in *Mc rotrori SOUTHS. OF ZONES. trin e,,t!efert the Perrier while This player is consistently good for That , ,,,tbro v4riiit,- and sitc• os'sv'sserl -f , South', and as I pointed out some p weeks ago, is destined to be a great erne-folly held their ptace in the for. That pro. He certainly did / ^nT and St Kilda teams. one for the State all that was humanly possible to help hablY accounts for the nicreni of the his side to victory against West Perth Wetter?' Attetretiane mentioned, tint at Leederville He tricked four of his it is also ',retell* that the more team's seven goals and gave other for- Tenetst adoption of the Victorian sine wards opportunities that were not of play has fitted the team frem Perth availed of. He has good goal-sense, for the etcro llattles which feature the of the Western and can kick long distances as well as enrriP in Stelbnisrne Amenities's who have starred locally. accurately. Phil Matson win be remembered for high-flying esploits which have cunt CHARLIE DOIG WINS, eince been approached bY Riley, of k:liartie Tens on his day is very hard to beat. It was his day at Fre- Stun. and "Mire" Tohnston in their mantle against Young Lasts, and he reckless abandon and speetecular elfleildine mere Artn*4 to Snwith fairly took the honours from Cronin, feet. Australia at the same time as Matwho probably had not fully recovered son, and. eateseittentiv. became sm.,from the effects of the long tram journey, he, with the other members of the cevively a 'great half fotward. full W.A. team having arrived from Ade- back, and State eat+131et. for !lentil Aug_ tralia Marra', first appeared here laide the day before. Doig was always about the place for Old Lasts, in 1913. when Ronfreir was captain of and by keeping position well, he had Stitrt. bringing with him Tirnmv Halt Maginot, ton. rose trt plenty to do, and did it sp;en,iidly. and Robinw‘n State leadership. He was in charge lie was East Fremantle's best. o f the South Australian team that dr. feateil Western Australia bv five • CENTURY OF GOAL& points In the 1911 Carnival at SydneyCie,' ge Lk-mg, - 6 taily is Crawford was a first-class wing 1113 n,)yr 2.4 TM assured of reaching the with Norwood when he first arrived 1:1 threefagute mark for goals scored durPerth. and subsequently riewle,oeol ing a season. If he does it will be into a tahing half back with N the third maw-Aisle seems that he Adelaide. Like Matson, he returned acmpriAt. i the lest-and this is to Perth has at the cod of his footbai his third season in League football c areer. Another first class product of The record in this respect is bead by the irete-ii State, was George °Ale -. Ken Fanner, who commenced the a top-notch cle.fn(ler. with West Adecentury trick in MO by kicking 129 laide. in pre-war days We hare not goals, and thus beatific Gordon Coe- drawn any placers of the first rare entry's record of IX established in from Western Australia fl the !ant 1929. Fanner followed this up by get- derade. oycerfing rYril Roft, whr ting a cestury i* each succeeding year, eagle an rTletiellt in the year" when He is captain the Rae team or five in succession. wits battling to f.ttabof North Adelaide end played agstruit hieh itself as a League eerrit;riatioe ;1% for South Australia last season. The Firift was a tempetantetttal player, first to get his centiiry this season is whose form varied greatly. ne cAliris. who placing for Ainslie, Pus day lee was a particinarlv bet - on of the Canberra Aesneiaticat, last Sat- centre or wing player
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ALSTRALIAN TENNIS PLAYERS yin 4. Rowing , 14_t ti.at Australia L beaten submi se: Great britain in itit IntcrtiatIvtlal COO. zt a kowing crewlixt; Council a casethe test, apart (rein the laivia Cup, is for ;1 44: : having some slight consolation tor the poor in uthe ext Kingyear: s showiug against thCupra e outetter Germany V A. That amtPw.N: Crawford blieuld beat Perry is surpria one fur consideration b; ing in one way, but, we fear, had it ,etiou.) State been a Davis Cup tie the result would authorities. L oincidentally have been ditferent. with the Ta A pplication, a Australia, however, bad a great pair letter has been ,„,.. to iali thL 10074.,` w i n RiAg . C . by tile1:4Wsttting: in CraerianR,tuist ......a No Australian pair eStell has done finer things in the lawu f t.lz,ADS Why alky such evYttrts of Europe and England %hail T applicatis J. H, Crawford and A. Quist in com. g asuiania has made sheen ranted. So we bination in 1935. have the'catiit: They are the first a gaatat„ Australian pair to win the French a ssnania's difficulty is th open doubles championship. They at °ill,. mg are the third purely Australian pair to to the fulida necessary to a:watt Perth. It is win the t/obles at ‘Virnblerion Their estimated predecessors in this feat were R. V. tr..ut 000 would be required that, totiat pa th eyi i trip, g en eztpb:InsPes ad Thomas and P O'Hara Wood in pls. osin oionthise tia creit t the and It Lycett and J. 0 Arelerson in ; rilvTtilti ci e nl aiman ey iingithe aibeTu MI. It was won by N E. Bre:okra I:hi:71y! cafur asapsrai aa:Pli noattrue and A, P Wilding in 1907 arid 1914. hut Wilding was a New Zealander Association feels RI; winning the French and- Eng1i#1 r that the aising the greater part t itles and being undefeated in their oinnki a ppeal to the public would q t`up ties Crawford and Quist have itampert themsetvea as the ablest pair in lawn tennis this year W.A. Claim, In the French riouble-4 they loNt ealy bit the other hand, two sets, MU' to Mentel anti Hecht. A saociatioa points the W.A.Is out that, in and the other to Legeay art! Leetirer den, nItoes at least as great a as At Wimbledon they last the tirtt. St. ,taitronting the other States, WEit to Metcalf and an.I etiEl not .1ustralsa ',as always honoured lose another until the rtnal. when 7.s.. Al r ogations to be represented Rya scorer! a risi,tt awl v an 75 r ace, ant. against them in the second and foorth Yoked theon two occasons,liasnoti rule providing that its sets of the final ern Australia .1ustralla has hat! severAl ttntr.! land, awl thatneed not go to Wei Queensland pairs. arr'lfte thrrn Nt F. fir"okes and (tin sending a crew to is ens hi P (Mrs W,-.oel A W claimed that if TasmaniaPerth. is Dunlop, and R Lyrett with rither-4 to be absent tn.= the race mite ill* thew men were uncommon egronent. t heft Western Australia shouldiale olt the doulike but rtnankes was the expected to send a crew rter are eien r ice is rowed in Tasmania in *ha ti only eutatandine ilk aintnnn them It may be taken for graiteddt Ail States will 4yuipathise with In niasais tit their =temente t wvause they all know just how lii t is these days to provide fah A MILIWORY OF A BILLIARD hea y expense that represeetatict In she '; Lindr•,r,the interstate eight-oat data* breaks of a 1.(0) were % ery rare at hi' • involve& But it is very unlink liaPI*, H S trerwirin. the Treat rnelis'.. there will be agreement with then ptay-ct. had reached gr.r --% a g inaniaa proposal, for the reason uct getting resale Ire pot 3 t the,, is a general desire to nine fr14 when he In, interrupted tiv the en. undiminished the preset' high nig trance of a sporting fonenati*t ,Nrod of the King's Cup race. 111'0in 4 114rii . a breathless sitenee. he r,re were enempt from going to Perth,g4 self again, when the unfortuaatc ite * Western Australia from going to Ii r• nalint leane,4 would an electric light s-aatch C -k %TO round of six races there would tt 2 '.1 went the lights Ire craws ootapeting in two °in': Gac.D1 of a:t-ri;,..hrien. f, • rr• t),e .111 :47n tests. . itarkd ourInielTaa°tha thett'uti ill elci r tense *when -e rnttrih41 nikildissampated that much of the t eam . inn ern rowing rerations, arl in 3 ilaracter of a great r tl wag again f' In the s•trIdenly !Ian was •4eer BUDGE TALKS. ti;Ph arms t'tle w as stating blank?' - a* 0- - • - •",r:. haitill Someone reltigh.rA i no not think I should :isol, triother a ssain. ro : b ms all nnis n m itle ch-aid far Unheeitatinety Stevenann beat to for ms Sr'it l%a•tnguso the table and with a quick se-olce odondpoianyer s athegoL e vra. to iluidge col the deferred shot The rn er,ot rflwo with a snuck- -and 5.,,,ee.,./1 beat me fairly easily, but inststed tbt roe. III; had made his first 1 AM break should stick to the Artri he invited that i.-nfterbalist to thint, ::: share in the bottle 'if chair parnIt is better, sited to. riehattovembe:ivegi"toit w:". nou: which was opened to relebrafe th • w k ad:ibo tet i no gsys ' ra ivat:yo had to, ritN I 1,000l as tennis up at lawn easy oal sor4 than travel by the oLpriELD FOR SOUTH AFRICA Good is the news that W. A. Oldfield never realli scg!itil has decided -to accept the invitation to ' Although I am in the'close: by befolrne• a member of the Australian lay my racquet teem to tour South Atticarri,sts n ethe It will phhysi arcald °ex not he his first tour m that country. Ias ont. flallwaorwailkedwi""thpresent triP. the !le *as there with the A.I.F. team. get fit for little YrLd.. which incidentally helped to revise the part of America we getarti in lpfieoLnp,s.., ch y e only inchaditiaisg asyl gaine there Stilt in his prime as Tirrautess,ts wicketkeeper it would have been a netimie blow ft"i ve tilaOhd ar Anstalian streenth had Forrest holitnil _5t.:tuffirtblf. t lhilaed ai v yad0m nAlrb t oei W 5 (*Meld ctropped out, following u inability of D. Cr Bradmaa and H. I. is evidentlY ni8de Ebeling to play, and the retirement -4 This touegster W M. Woodful and W. 11 Ponsf- -
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correspondent writes: Adelaide An between South Australia match The Provincial Abbot of Spain, There were no surprises in the Third Quarter: Swans, 9.16; The Australia gave the former and Western Rt. Rev. Antonius Marcet. the four least, games storing. at played in the W.A. East Perth, 9.8. chance of re accompanied by Very state a prestige that was lost when National Football League to-day. 0.S.B., Final : East Perth, 12.12; Rev. Father Gusi • , the par fly As as secretary, is routed them a month ago. was expecte d. West Perth and Sw ictoria ans, 10.18. v not do so was due to did arrive due they to in Frema Subi ntle by the aco provide d a great strughat circumstances. FirstTcombinat ion of Strathaird Tuesd on gle, ay, August recovery the former just grand a getting there Australia s ly, West 13, on a visit to the Benedictine for which they must be by seven points. South Fremanhalf-time after Monastery, New Norcia. tle defeated Victoria Park after a credit. Secondly, the GroThe superiority, and, given full Playing better football than the occasion of the visit is the Canvoal-getting clo se game at • the • W.A.C .A,, and pers home teath Park throughout the game, and anical Visitation required by the inability of the thirdly. a win after haying had the East Fremantle easily defeated clinch Claremont, George Doig booting unfolding a brilliant third quarter Canon Law every 5 years. This to esterners nearly five goals down halfW eight goals. In the remaining display, South Fremantle emerg- is the Provincial's second visit to the third quarter. way through recovery was as game, Swan AuStralia 's Districts made East ed victorious in the W.A.C.A. Australia. his last visit taking V est South was brilliant. Perth fight hard all the way, and game by 18 points. It was an place five years ago. The predramatic as it them on the run after interesting game. Both sides sent Provincial is also Lord AbAustralia had West Australia appearwe re only a goal in arrears at the struggled hard all through. and bot of the famous Abbey of Monthalf-time and to crack up, when their final bell. ready ed to bemidget. Rainoldi. inspired a the game was marked by some serrat, the principal house of the roving fine flashes of football. S. Jones Order in Spain. recovery that gathered force whirlwind extricate d the visitors from a kicked four goals for the winThe Benedictine Order is dil;as it position, and for the first ners. dangerous Scores ided : into 12 congregations. folactDoig found match time during the goal First Ouarter: Souths. 2.2: lowing the same rule as was -kick!'g reputation The main ing up to the match of the day Victoria -Park, 1.4. Rarely has preceded him. laid down by St. Benedict. and that hadAustralia was pliyed at Leederville, where representative team n Second Quarter: Souths, 5.7; under the supreme authority of South a the locals, West Perth, were en- Victoria The side did played more raggedly. any Park, 5.6. a Primate, who lives in Rome at stage of gaged with the leaders, Subiaco. not function evenly at Thir d Quarte the r: Souths Benedictine University of St. . 12.15: Ideal weather favoured the com- Victoria the game. Park, 8.7. Anselm . The followers and rovers. aided by batants, and an excellent crowd Final Quarter: Souths, 14.16: The various outstanding displays by Bridgman. in congregations are was present when "Staunch" Victori a back pocket, and Murdy, at halfa Park, 12.10. distinguished by constitutions West forward, carried a centre line that was Owens bounced the ball. Best Players.—Souths: Tones. differing slightly from each other and half-back and day, the on Perth played much the better Ditchburn, beaten Jennings, Carpenter according to the particular needs half-forward sections that were in the game over the early stages. Fastand Smith. Burthe never hmit., of each country. Each congrein Victoria Park: vernacular. er to the ball, and marking and Davey. A. ton began in great style. but could mitGook, C. Ke4T,htlev. gation. is governed by a General, kicking well, they easily outplay- T . Warner. H. see it out. Johnston and Reval simiwho in turn is subject to a suDavey. larly faded, and Colyer. after a bril- ed Subiaco in the first term, and preme head—the Primate. Each liant first half. could not successfully at the end of the first quarter the c ongregation is. in turn, divided operate in the congested action that scores read: \Vest Perth. 6.3; Suinto provinces. marked that thrilling tact :.11 quarter. For example. Bridgman and Tully stood ead and biaco. 2.2. the Spanis h Provin ce, to which Le ading at every change over, Page was shoulders arinve the rest Australia. the Philippines. and The second quarter was much East Fremantle easily defeate useful at half-hack. hut Rosewarne d Eden, McCallum. Mattiske Day Der- more even. Subiaco were finding Claremont at the Fremantle South America are attached, belongs to mody and Woodroofe all failed bad ly. their feet and they provided Oval to-day. George Doig was primitive the Congref.ra.tion of the West Australia clearly indicated that much tougher opposition than observance of Monte in good form for the winners, they have a number of champions ' Ca sino. earlier in game. the The head of the ProTheir forb ooting eight goals. the making in this tea Scores: in• wards were scouting out better, plished South .Australshosws First Ouarter: East Fremantle, vince is the Provincial of the ia' wedbroicrthd a(' defeat c ll Spanish Province. The present at Adelaide Lawn while the defenders were making 6.4; Claremont. 1.2. a master hand at half-hal brirm v isitor is on his way to visit the onseinlf, a a; a much better job of things. Seco nd Quarter: East Fremancentre was aws thro eii;vhout. and houses of his Province throughScores end the at of the second tle, 13.7; Clarem ont, 4.5. n. Anderson -Krepp and Ransom Walsh term were: West Perth, 7.7: SuThird Quarter: East Freman- out the territory under his juriswere all first claz diction. The win will have a tr wh tle, 17.10; Claremont, 4.6. ir effect on biaco. 5.4. the game at Perth. and Ile there Fina There l: was little East change Frema in the ntle, 21.14; !Asna PETER'S PENCE. disailp, .ntinent at South third term. Both sides strug- Claremont, 9.8 (inn! defeat •itt Adelaide. The Peter's Pence Collecthat disaPPointment must no gled desperately for supremacy, tion will be taken up in all I NTERSTATE MATCH. -Neg to exclude tl the. t be al- but neither could make a breakAustralia's perfo the church es I to-morrow n an intersta eon. "1" te i return match l of W est away. When the bell rang. the r"'"
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GUILDFORD INFLICTS FIRST DEFEAT. In the first match of the second - land of the Alcock Cup competition. Guildford Grammar School decisively defated Christian Brothers' College, at There was a strong wind blowing. and though Christians had first use of. it, then' failed to make the most oT that signal advantage. seldom in attack They were whilst their opponMs. battling the Red and against the wind, had Blacks busily defending. Guildford he end ofopened the scoring. and at lent lead Qf the quarter had the _excelas a well ten points-2.5 to 1.1. It -deserved lead. had shown greater pace. for Guildford greater dash. and greater determination. )n the second quarter, with the wind. Ijuildford, maintaining a high standard Play. added had a trrip3.1 to nil, and at halfon the game -5 to • In. the ed 1more second half. Christians infus3til their vigour into their play. hut play ,sTrillg in this was well below •par. The half was almost to 3.4, even. in the fan iiTtiMate winner's making the fi nal scores: Guild.05.1. 911: Christians, , rkiao.al-kickers for the 4 5. winners were f̀ociotidock (4), Curlewis. Cameran Bultion• Dgage and Davies, and for 'ChrisConnell. Kenneallv. „`' McManus, n. e'r' flutehinso ildford's team Carrie dno passenNie, The outstanding players were Rer Cameron , • and Craddock and MonfOr Christian s i ii . Nt • names, Hackett Murphy and Tfutchin -
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Cardinals still had a 14-point advantage. Third quarter score - : West Perth. 8.8: Subiaco. 6.4. The final term was easily the most thrilling and hard fought of the game. A goal to each side early in the piece left the position unaltered. and they both s truggled tooth and nail. As the quarter wore on. however, it was seen that Wests were holding their opponents. and that Subiaco would have to put on an e xtraordinary burst to win the game. A goal to Subiaco just before the bell rang. left the scores: West Perth. 10.8; Subiaco, 9.7. It was a brilliant display of football. and on the day the better side won.
Royals Narrow Victory It was a thrilling; game at the B assendean Oval to-clay. where East Perth just got home from Swan Districts by 6 points. The lead see-sawed backwards and f orwards throughout the game, and it was only in the final few that Fasts asserted minutes themselves. It was a good game to watch, fast football and high marking- being the order of the Fast Perth seem to have day. a hoodoo on the League's youngEvery. time the pair est club. meet. Fasts just get there. There was (mite a fair crowd present when the ball was bounced by Cook. Scores: First Ouarter: Swans. 3.8: Fast Perth, Second ntiarter : Fast Perth. 7.6: Swans. 5.10.
(Sunday), August 4. Priests are requested to forward collections as soon as possible to the Rev. Administrator, at the Archbishop's Palace.
to-day. Victoria. 17.17. beat South \hstralia. 13.12. VICTORIAN ASSOCIATION. Prahran, 19.10, beat Brighton. 11.8; Preston. 14.22. heat Port Melbourne, 7.6; Northcote. 13.17. beat Brunswick. 12.4; Williamstown, 11.11. beat Sandringham. 7.7: Coburg. 9.14. beat Camberwell. 7.19; Oakleirrh. 11.23. heat Varraville. 13.6. —
At the iourth and final session of Parliament, which was opened on Thursday last, Mr. Ignatius Boyle. M.L.A., the new member for the Avon electorate, was sworn in.
LEADING GOALKICKERS. G. Doig (EY.) . . 79 Jennings (S.) . . . . 69 Tyson (W.P.) . . 67 Gook (V.P.1 . . 45
Mr. President Dwyer and colleagues have recently been on a State-wide tour of inspection of country hospitals. Mr. Frank Walsh. industrial Re_gistrar, returned to Perth on Tuesday night, after a hurried business trip to Pinjarra and Collie.
Swans Win Senior Eights
Some authentic information about the remarkable work of Father Coughlin. the American "Radio priest," may be culled from Dr. McMahon's interesting article in to-day's "West Australian."
The West Australian Rowing Club conducted its annual pennant regatta to-day. The chief race. the Senior Eights. which carried 24 points. wac won by Swans, who defeated Wests by one length. Results: Maiden Eights: \Vests. 1: Swans. 2. Won lw two lengths. Tunior Pairs: .11.N.A..,4 Wests. 2. Won by three lengths. Maiden Fours: Swans. 1; 2: Wests. 3 \Vim bv half a length. Senior PA.-Ms: Swans, 1; Wests, 2. Won by one lencrtb Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Slater, of Goomailing. are spending a holiday in Perth. and have made the Hotel Imperial their headquarters In honour of the coining-of-age of Miss Mona Mooney. a party was held at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Mooney, at Wembley. recently. There were games and competitions. The supper room was decorated in a pink scheme with bowls of pink carnations, amid a pink -iced birthday cake.
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The children of the Loreto Hicrh School. Nedlands, will hold their annual concert on Friday, August 16. in the School Hall, 'Webster-street, at 8 p.m. A first-class entertainment is assured Price of admission 2s. The annual Nedlands Ball held in St. Teresa's Hall on will be Wednesday. August 7. D'Arcy's orchestra will supply the music, and be a sit-down supper. No there will dancing enthusiast can afford to miss this enjoyable social. Parish priests are up the Peter's Pencerequested to take collectio the next few weeks. Monies n within should be forwarded to the Administrator of the Cathedral at earliest convenience. Victim of a sudden ister for Works and illness. the MinEmployment (Mr. J. J. Kenneally) is an of St. .lohn of God Hospitar inmate is serious. Mr. Kennea Hiq condition lly became ill on Thursday and on Friday night a severe attack caused his removal to hospital To-day his condition remained critical, although there had been a slight improve ment.
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, of Port Mel.The many friends of Dr. Ethel Chantal (Colac, Victoria), Sister J osephine Gearon of 83 ave years. the at bourne ia), Victor ng, (Geelo M. rd erunica \ Leona Pitt sin religion Sister ) "e9P.SGt . Pastrick's 111 three daugh- (1'.1 by d survive is She obolin, (Cond ria a ly M. Eucha Sister former Face), ot the Sacred p 'Centenary of William Cobber t etition, Bendigo, *Queen Co M. Stephani ters, one of whom is Mother Carresulted in t medical practitioner in Brisbane N.S.Ws, Sister (Genazzano Convent, Kew), Splendid sum of £2,436, raised b for some years, and who gave up (Bondi, Sydney), Sister M. Nor- mel sons, one of whom is seven candidates Miss measures. That made her profession to devote her life bert (Adelaide, S.A.), Sister M. and three Doll Dempsey. as items of no great moment repressive of was He centen ic ly the side. on Cathol , O.C.C. Gearon the Patrick Rev. Then "Queen .). of Eag; occurs fight harder than ever Xavier (Walgett. N.S.W to the missions as a religious of hawk," was the ear of, never concerned with Catholic (noted bv Cardinal Gasquet in Cobbett une te, Kew). t. lite Novitia Cobbet Carme ( Profes ual winner and . and he became a figPerpet the liberty Mary. followed with dMlliain Cobbett's "His- for of the Society of Jesus, t edition his otal likeof never and able such, as doctrine remark /612. Miss (Mel- R.I.P. l importance on the Joseph, will be interested to learn sion of Sister M. Josephine he most linan, with a total of Nancy tory"), the work is remarkable ure of centra t ic. But a e Cathol of to ly becom one S • • y • certainl and the political (Metpoor ii82, bourne), Sister M. Clare his time,Englishmen. He he could not stand by and see acurate and sound. Moreover, it side of the that she is now practising at St the runner-up as broke out. ine Riots Germa rs. ed M. ts "Queen by eforme ordain Sister the studen ted Among and of S! greatest bourne), lively and exciting reading, R is s Joseph's Hospital, conduc hi perseelse or anyone Catholics in man. In but d Three companions to the priesthood by Bishop Cola Catholic, of justice cuted tor conscience sake. More- not mere dull history and argu- Cobbett was a marke her society, at (juntur, India. ( Sydney). * time to second res a with for fled vows . fi 1817 he lier (Ossory) at St. Kieran's ColAlso at the hospital is another who made their first Sunday, 21st. ult., ten' , ilurned the in_ ever, his fight for Catholic Em- ment, and the Catholic who has America. of hatred profesHis final y, y on June made ny, Sunda lege, Kilken these Sisters hypocrisy ancipation had also a political as- not read it has missed more than (KleiOnlitasnnS' ' Australian, Dr. Mary Glowre :harity. shams, and. the Sacred sion in Queensland, Thursday 9, were Rev. Thomas McEvoy, w ere raised to he imagines. ce ( Sister Mary of the dignity of Cobbett was elected to Parliastalwart in the fights pect. and it was bound up with for Lismore; Rev. Edward Grif- Priesthood. jni a Heart). formerly of Melbourne, Island, and the Gilberts. n Anglica the t agains At fight his and St, Patric'. , o rights of Englishmen. We can hardly he surprised ment towards the close of his life. •• • fiths. Rev. Andrew Davoren, knd t hedral, • es and a sister of the Rev. Father sinecur their of e becaus Caclergy, of rne, cause Melbou at that Cobbett. haying come into He died in June. 1935, and was the for the of on The Right Rev. Monsignor P. Rev. James Ryan. for Adelaide. o'clock Mass, Rev. A. Hes, : ntally E. Glowery, Ballarat, Victoria. h laid Englis burden and the heavy such close contact with the buried in the churchyard Emancipation. • He rs. on forbea J. Roche, who was Vicar -General On June 9, at St. Peter's College, R ev. J. F. Kelly, Rev. j tithes his of the with by re agricultu rnham debt well. Fa Church and served Her so to Wexford, Rev. J. Foley was or- mara. Rev. J. O'Neil, licism owes a deep and I - to the memory of this which the parsons lived. TheBihup of Lismure (the of the Maitland Diocese up to think with the is to he remembered and honourcome should of e Batfor the Dioces dained principles Tresidder were ordained Right Re‘. Ur. Carroll), who is last year. died early on Sunday hurst, N.S.W. bluff He Nvas also violently opposed Church on many matters of ed as a man of high Lochat Rome, ult., 14th. in fightthe to who, g, e. visit mornin x, courag Manni limina great hop • phy. ad and only Archbis . l of 4,'' 'harted' big on his morals and social philoso English- to the Nonconformists, not • years and poor the bnurne, for the Melbourne for justice for ing and the sound larly from was recently received in audience invar, N.S.W. He was 71 ted was particu He dissen sketch of this because they cal hi ° in years The 48 well been ely had c Pope. suprem and of St. In Mary ese. age, The of of the Sister death served d. St. because vigorous on family life, and oppresse Patrick's Ca, ha by His Holiness among the notables of his established church. hut ordinawho dral, Ballarat, Bishop Foley tf. notableWgra' its therefore an uncompromising op- both his fellowmen and the bigotry but g copRev. Father Eris ';'Brien, hes the priesthood. Alter his ted to Brigid (Margaret Bermingham nothin saw h he Englis an who was in the 55th. year of her damned Rev. L. Edwards aruiller4A a writer in tion in 1887 he was appoin freedom s religiou ponent of "Parson Malthus" and Faith he never knew. for was in Rome making researc that he rose from their claim says reand Cartemporary ral, of Cathed k M nd life onk Maitla for ed the ion. at religious the the occurr with profess Diocese of in connection he themselves whilst denying it the birth-controllers and all those he arat, and the Rev. 1. Hon knit 'humble origins to of for Catholics. who sought to limit the families dinal Moran, was received in au- mained there until 18%, whenleft the Good Shepherd Convent, Abersalist to controv went to NIuswellbrook. He botsford, Melbourne, on the 5th. for the Diocese of Sale A' e greatest perhaps the greatest of the poor. His "Cottage Ecodience with His Lordship. Lochinvar. ult. s day, and Pioneer of the Land Movement. nomy" and "Advice to Young She belonged to a fine Cathedral of the Sacred there in. 1931 for • had. ever • as Brunswick family, which gave Bendigo, Bishop McOirths mphleteer we have retired J. Monsignor Roche Incidentally Cobbett was a Men" are masterpieces of homeT he Very Rev. Father the Vicar-General last year owing to two pea- great agricultural expert, a prac- ly wisdom infused with the best poor dained of for the t born to ters Shepthe Good Sandh.rt daugh was ded obbett st.ccee C Meagher, S.J., li He tical farmer who experimented Catholic principles. His immor. She was a cousin cese Rev. V. Cochranc and herd Nuns. parents at Farnha:71. L. Loughman, ill-health • V ery Rev. • • it, the t early Rev.. of Ballara Diocese F. Rev. very e. Father s's S work T. Spillan iguatiu an in Land Settlement, and his work tal "Rural Rides." describes his S.J., as ReC•Jr of St. anci- in this direction has an important extensive journeys through the At the Marist Brothers' Novi- A Requiem Mass was celebrated K iniry. the Castle, Farnham of iew. Riverv made in the chapel on Monday morn C ollege, . . \:\ihn_ bearing on the work of the mod- rural England of his day with • • • t f the oBfis\h\o_ ai;e;:.c: eoru ap- tiate, Mittagong. 23 novices Father Lough:Ian hab been of their first vows on July 2, and 15 ing. 8th. ult. where ern Catholic Land Association. estate the on and keen insight and shrewd em ester. R.I.P. The Rev. T. Toal has take pointed to the teaching staffMel- postulants received the habit. • • phatic observation on the topothe And • (South Pine at Port Last duties a • e, It was when he was planning St. Patrick's Colleg Director: The impressive ceremony took the home of the first (asterwas graphical, agricultural, social, er Ire**, Meagh to a visit after tralia) On he the tilt, golden the 30th. that W ALTER BUCKERIDGE, Father y of England" bourne. Histor " at the close of a ten-days' j place . in England yttins p l tic and olitica ons domes s' C.. D.B.0.4L. conditi r.s.m Ignatiu maiw ubilee of the first fotindation of Father Toal was for came across Lingard's "History" he encountered. classics master at St. Lon elon_ !nation, nrarn retreat preached by the Rev. the By he Snell of parish the to attached when lia wanic Carmelite Nuns in Austra Molloy.iHe left home early and by that great Cathol written THESE Cre4114.ntiptio are year from 1919 till 1922, — O.P. Kane. Father • te his Flay. Father P. M. was celebrated at the Carmelite Bay. to London. later he enlist- scholar as a corrective to the preGuarantee. In the course of his career he • went to Europe to comple Port in gical theolo months was 17 for ar, M gramm in ry, jtibilce s The f and Kew. onaste historie himsel taught and was Loreto t onlyat in conflic with constantly On the .30th. ult.. philosophical Hl a private soldier on the pay vailing and to Aus(New w as observed hy a Solemn Tri- has been transferred to Pie facts of the Reforma- the aristocracy and oligarchy. the h whic s tudies. On his return sor of Convent. Normanhurst nt to Very Revs... sixpence a day." His vigorSouth Wales), there passed to (Noun. with a Solemn High Mass. as assista tion and pre-Reformation condi- For his vigorous attack on the tralia he became Profes P.P. D.D. Colrgast, i Prende mind Christ i and dent Sunsermon and on iction, indepen Bened Corpus the her eternal reward one of tion of England were unscrupu- flogging of English soldiers. muWHAT BETTER AND MORE r heology at ProO a was was into CnTlfikt Nvith his d ughthim Lingar He lw and other. . the n of tinous ANT TONIC CAN YOU d. te erribee Germa PLEAS garble Institu the of pioneers lege, NNE ) eriors and later witb every- lously and truthful scholar who mercenaries, he was t ied for seLoyola, T AKE THAN Virgin Mary in Austrareful Blessed ca iessor of Philosophy at new dy him, who his with his ed for disagre of s source time Fri to and for t l dition prisonsent vri5 to origina lia. Mother Mary Dorothea W atsonia, at the v sort of injustice OT dishon- went Meagher Cobbett knew at years with heavy fines. But information. appointment. Father Meagher. sell was one of a little hand whia You can make a Selection fr,,re provoked him to attack. and once the honesty and historical nothing could silence hint: He left Loreto Abbey, Rathfarnham. is the son of Mr. Peter the following: ( lid nothing by half measures. value of what he read. His pro- edited his "Political Register" late Hon. Dublin. in 1875. under the leader M113Cat. Special Spiraz ANTS. ritic in MERCH end grandson of the UCE PROD him BatY called bea W:1-10Lc:SALE DAIR Americ Sherry. G., of and directed operations on his Reserve jected "History of England" hip of the late Mother M. Gon. . J ohn Meagher, K.C.S. SMEN GOOD SMALL ter Tokay. Blended Reserve. Porcupine." and he seis- came instead a "History of the farm from prison—he was senPOULTERERS. & first the made and Barry 7aza hurst. Rich Family Port 1 Claret he jibe for a pen-name. It • He TAB • ation." in Reform to years two tenced te. EGGS, Newga • foundation in Australia—Loreto • E. HAMS, k'rontiznac. fitting, and he knew it. and Protestant BEST QUALITY BUTTER. BACON, ''HEES spoliation of the Church ALWAYS IN STOCK. retreat given Abbey. Mary's Mount. Bathurst the saw rs from Half a Gallon De a Orde GOODS of SMALL Close AND A of Poor. ion POULTRY. the Champ ed the in it. He develo At enrich• • the • • and ., VIII. livered to any address. M.S.C Henry e, ped by 3 Rumbl f orcible and pungent style 1,y the Rev. Dr. A s on the for the Reagitati deF2170 or Armadale 8 Ring the v. by as who ites tan, J. favour P. Mr. Hourir and . A Trial Solicited reception Titing, somewhat coarse to ment of his RICHON VINEYARDS AND form Bill grew more and more the ceremonies of as teries, monas Solicithe r of the not membe oldest PERTH. he of on he structi STREET, WINE CELLARS. rri milk -and-water minds. profession were held in of the tors' branch of the legal profeswidespread and threatening. the H EAD OFFICE: 48 MURRAY McCA RTHY, Proprietor the origin of the corrupt system JERRY e , to vitiate chapel o' Our LadyN.S.W. sion in New South \Vales, died at to vastating more 11,e G his enemies. overnment began privilege which Telephones: B1433 and B8019 and wealth of l, Bowra Sacred Heart, Friends of the Church. was the core of the political sysus Blood his residence. Pott's Point. reThe feast of the Precio the re- cently. at the age of 90 years. He was accused of being a tem he was fighting. was the day chosen for young was the second oldest member of ..s o.at. and changing his sides ception ceremony. when It) reitN.S.W. _lodes Club and a the The "History of the Protestant the pinions. The fact wa, tbat with clothed CORNER HAY AND CATHERINE STREETS. SUBIACO. girls were hail life honorary member. He acted .c er fought for any cause he R eformation." which he dedicat nts aspira he Gates and Stretchers, Link Mesh Fencing, Fireguards, Garden habit. Tubular gious VIII., states he Pius Club r all's of as Pope solicito Tatters to Comed )t the ot believe in passionstfiv• Arches, Wire Door Mats, Diamond Mesh Work, Etc. irom every quarter case with admirable tholic re- for over 4c) years, He is survivCa in ,e . names had . their the to Beds Repaired and Re-Wired. courage monwealth. Cobbett exse ed by a son, Mr. H. Hourigan. i'.?. his yiews when he ,av- clarity and force. E. C. SKINNER. Proprietor. Ambro M. B60.34. Tclephone Sister ligion are and figures tl- e facts with who m is a r. Requie poses solicito s ick, on Warw the wrong side. He d and ( Miss Nell McGahan, M. tl Met Mass was celebrated at St. care what other,: called robbery and violence, cruelty the on attack Queensland), Sister Wellington, Mary's Cathedral, for the repose the knew he was being lion- dishonesty. of t .t FOR ENTIRE strates demon k Miss Molly Foully, He that was all that matter- Church. (Miss of his soul. R.I.P. elis Evang . CTION USE ATISFA M. S lisSister tant • N.Z.), 1m. Thus it was that he dishonesty of the Protes shows Queensroo, Dande , Roche UNTRY AND LOCAL YARDS AT YOUR SERVICE— He CO detail. ridie A severe earthquake was reB 1 from an opponent tt. a torians beyond Wiluna (Miss Wyalkatchem Merredin tta Bende Albany not land), Sister M. Queen Bess" n as corded by the seismograph at the "Good n that Claremont y of Banbur Wagin re, 13elmo ic Cathol EmancipaGeraldton Nth, Fremantle light, SPa: ti Carnamah Cecilia Clarke, Upper Theresia Riverview Observatory on the York less, but more "Bloody" than Moora leather f i M. Sublaco Bellerberrin uscious crispy Biscuits., Bruce Rock to him sloe is so L ult., the and 29th. night of and N.S.W,), Sister the Morawa v. Mar sonieth!C Kangaroo Victoria Park Northam r')‘ Kalgoorlie Beverley so he chose a most "Bloody Queen Bess." ees, brown macces,iye waves continued for Miss Mary Gerry, Pastry are thrillinflit° 01 ing Mid. Junction Narembeen Helen n Narrogi erfect M. r omalling Go Sister P It's , cause. and suffered for N.S.W.) of. H, OREGON. BALTIC, Maple, Oak LF baking It, Tree more. than two hours. It was Fully Stocked with KARRI, JARRA An Inspiring Work. c ont emporary, the Rev. be proud out on if 0.7 sr eatiorf.v) Cases to standard s,r s. Fruit Dropper them the that of the and centre estimated ( Miss Teresa Canty, Fern Pickets Posts. urn Jarrah too, t narrative easy, Rals14 b- Iti'., Smith. Can.on of St. M. Car- d his of LISED. Sister course GS SPECIA Self FITTIN the AND and ia), Y n I Victor JOINER . ully, nce was about 1.400 miles isturba G • cres!, the Carter's Mansfield. features of CaPLYWOODS and \- LNEERS GALVANISED IRON, CEMENT. LIME, harlie made with pure melito (Miss Bertha from Sydney in the general di•L'' A hismost famous of .wits. he defends manysuch as the celiC P PRESSED BRICKS. use CARDU Famous the of ; RS CTURE M. LOUR ANUFA to M Sister F promotion in the An- tholic discipline, is easy rection of the Solomon Islands. Horsham, Victoria), WIRE NAILS and PLASTER OF PARIS. .' tartar, italways AMSON "S ing —show ' f Smith. o clergy Church for fighting on the bacy of the EVERYTHING FOR THE BUILDING TRADE. It is thought that it was a subK ostka (Miss Winnie f':" o.nucal and local Austial!asi 41e. The writings of these how it avoided at least the excesSister M. marine ia). own OFFICE: SAINT GEORGE'S HOUSE .PERTH. Victor HEAD rg, our eidelbe ance. disturb H in purely West . . en were the Anglican the Telephone (6 lines). 134141. . ADE." PERTH. Crosby of "MILTR m ms: nepotis Telegra Winpie sive (Miss most brilliant a A lphonsus " the gives NG COMPANY LIMITED. He r TRADI AND R M. TIMBE day. ead S' Sister IHILLAR of their day. and clergy of his duct The death occurred at St. Vinsess Mayfield. N.S.W.). his placing Bishop ' NI a a Day of en starice tremendous in. H cent's Hospital. Melbourne. on V incent (Miss Kathle The public opinion in kill. own and his wife's relatives into ball. Redfern. Sydney). Sup- the 15th. ult.. of Mrs. Margaret no less s tholic bigotry and pre- fat livings to the tune of s V ery Rev. Father Fleming.of the high eight that twenty-four. with erior of the Missionaries them! ten of ItVt'qt. came to see gton. offithat to offices, for Sacred Heart. Kensin Phone B5)48 itst by Cobbett V. as rrus ny. history ceremo This freedom and social rs and Wate t dated at the Bryan s ‘ ' h;sr t had as ned • • Cathrilics was utterly naturally condem • • 'r) 90 liPTIIRLING ST . PEP T cs. because T Te enquired into 0 morning. tine ing t lollksw )11 m i the tory. if good polemi the On an: but histori a ta-e. not fi ' its xyas seven Merdta rst Cad as WNW obbett ion, in Ireland C F east of the Visitat that. is tbs matter d to tl• Atteefle Orders Pronna their first tenesallv. and he aw the fact of the r novices pronounced numbe R:t small Nva a quite Phone NSW (Malfrom most emphatical- apart vows: Sister M. Joseph M. de RTISERS AND HELP YOUR OWN PAPER. vern, Melbourne). Sister PATRONISE OUR ADVE
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NINE dition has so improved that he has leit the nursing home and back at Archbishop's House. He will not, however, be able to take up active service for some time.
"I can truthfully say that, in both 44 my own case, science has greatly as a Europe arid America, and professor, active and Led by Archbishop McDonald, etneris trengthened my religious faith," tus, those who would frequent the all- Rt. Rev. Monsignor Canon Mau' 0.S.B., of St. Andrew's and at Michael Idvorsky Pupin, Serbian 1889. Columbia University since pL AthNeD. rice Emmanuel Carton de Wiart, Edinburgh, 12,000 people took Bishop of night dance houses. Then they herdsboy, who became one of the the he sought the answers to both of Archbishop's House. part in the annual pilgrimage to rdis3hEi Sacrabetween the choose should questions Fogarty, of the man o of sciL world's leading scientists,' declarestminster, and power is reot,'..\1.ost Rev. Dr. ence and pondered the religious unfermline, in honour of St congregation ments and the all-night dance W O ed in the last interview before s larg.e served to grant probate also to D houses: a Solemn ssing ignificance of of Scotland. the Margaret after answers he church e his death. the Rt. Rev. Bishop Butt arid High Mass was celebrated in the "The real purpose discovered. omevara parish the Sacralaw o administered of science." the great scholar Monsignor A meeting of Donegal farmers Very Rev. Monsignor Canon East End Park. oid Confirmation to 150 chilE VERY DAY you run the w ent on, "is not merely to In city Lionel Evans, the other surviv- Fulton J. Sheen, the eminent the risk Derry to milk make supply straightforward of catching 1 who manner oi a of t tying material things, inventions to or the 'Flu. You leave home in His Eminence to the. . ing executors. in- of the true scholar he af4rmed his the morning Cold n, referred the railings of the met in Derry and decided to in- left his estate to Mgr. Coots, Bis- writer and preacher of the Caf crease wealth and comfort. as iddle, fit as vet, a without the to slightest uarning, If faith in the Deity: "Wherever America, "court- struct their legal representatives hop Butt, Bishop Bidwell, Mgr. tholic University of you contract a otitg man science does not help to give 'Flu attack pick up a Cold or after he had been Lords of House the me science has explored the universe, appeal_to oh, the how showed to and preached c develop a a was said, sore throat with and others a better faith to distressing feverish conditions. it has found it to be a manifesd." This. he decision of the Nor- Evans and Mgr, Carton de Wiart, sainted Queen of Scots used live the gainst a ignorto Contagion due is possiblt by, a better understanding tenants for anywhere • in Trains, Trams, an(.I was of the tation of a co-ordinating prinremedies to amend the thern Ireland Court of Appeal absolutely as joint Offices, Work -rooms, soilege.Chnstian knowledge. Creator, a closer The execu- spiritual benefit. own their crowded stores and even in licences refusal of relationship to ciple, a definite, guiding principle the nholding of political wrong of her and u social oce Theatres. How to prevent God, so that I can better the development of these sudden which leads from chaos to cossell milk in the city. tors state, however, that the day. to are not going to rethem carry "We to attacks is e t the Divine purpose, the problem, whole of the estate, although left make the world to-day by any ' ASPRO' is the answer. *ASPRO' have they mos. I choose to believe in this decision. the then of face I I n stops Colds, 'Flu, Hostel at 107 am a failure." to them personally, was in effect Throats, and reduces feverish attacks Sore The Woni co-ordinating principle as a Divformal- continued to sell milk. and it is assigned by the Cardinal for spe- social or economic remedy." said at inception, was Belfast. because Road. after ingestion in the system 'ASPRO' Ministry ine intelligence rather than that "The ills of tothe preaehcr. Lordship the possible the Northern Michael Pupin was born is a powerful 'Osopened y germicide, is anti-pyretic or fever be- cified charitable purposes. and day are not political or economic: the cosmos is the result of happrosecutions in institute may Mageean, Idvor. Yugoslavia. in 1858. reducing,, anti-peri they have no power of disposi- they are moral, they are religipainm4odic (hop. Most Rev. Dr. and anti-fermentativr. 'ASPRO' also As hazard happenings. We can Media- fore the appeal is heard. a boy he herded his father's Lady banishes Our over it. tion of h Feast eadaches in a few minutes, relieves sheep place utmost faith in the Divine the The soul of civilisation is ous. rheumatism and brigs in the extensive pasture The hostel, Graces. sweet All sleep to i the of lands of ntelligence. There are dependt/ slecplesm. 'ASPRO' does the world is in need of and sick. conlarge a of presence of ausp;ces In the that country. It was not harm the heats. Always take AS P RO' according is under the during the ability, continuity everywhere spiritual." something Our of Church to as new the serve processionthe gregation Twenty thousand long summer nights he given on the !cutlet in each packet. directions tagion of Mary. is to present in the universe." spent at destitute. wo- T .adv of Perpetual Succour. ists in 23 contingents, participattie.s.) lending the sheep and ailit shelter for contemceremony con,,,ecra Fercrock. County Dublin, which ed in the 83rd. annual Catholic ootheThfoerropoefninthge plating the stars in the expanses EDINBURGH. Regarding. his conception of place was built at a cost of f25.000. procession which took of the sky that he began his great heaven, the man who gave MaropenA s a sequel to the rioting and ponderings on the meaning of iond blessing of the House, was solemnly blessed Archbishop through the streets of Manches- which took the coni his greatest encouragement place in Edinburgh Le- ed by His Grace the Friday. proWhit The on ter the of recital universe. "It seemed the by dyed to me in the 'attempt to transmit sound town C.Y.M.S. Congress during the The recently. cession was long, a mile and took Dublin of then," he recalled shortly ilirayers. t hrough space was en fete and a large number two and a half hours to pass functions. 12 men were charged his death, "that light and before wires. said: without the use of "It is what scientof people witnessed the cere- throt,gh the main streets of the in the Edinburgh Sheriff's Court w ere Divine methods of soun I ists call the life-sized Calvary zroup mony. real world and of speech, A city, which were lined with with conducting themselves in a and so two questions: ,askareiled and blessed at qv,. What is w hich this world is only a picthousands of cheering spectators. riotous and disorderly manner, FL light? and What is 9 ture. All scientific research and t eal! Pass. overlooking Bantry sound? filled Mater I n Albert Square the singing of "shouting and bawling in a manConvent, Mercy At the my waking thoughts and pene- investigation are directed toward ay. The Calvary was the free Hospital. Dublin. last month. "Faith of Our Fathers" was a ner to provoke and exasperate trated my dreams." f urther revelation of the world ift ia pious lady and gentlethe Roman Catholic population." Sister M. Joseph Ennis. who was memorable event. b ann Cork City. eyond. All of this world—the Pupin pursued his They were each fined £10. In religious her of year 49th. in the boyhood present world--that we Wonderings. We see a it reasonable to suppose tha: imposing the fine,c the Sheriffknow t hrough the senses. passed to her eternal rofession, As a student in a p The largest English pilgrimnything about is "The perceived s unset, a rainbow, the stars, the lives here on earth for a A cuing that ecclesiastical reward. She was a native of age to Lourdes this year left Principal Brown said: new green of spring: we hear the allcharge is Envery serious. T. Mr. Your of sister span and then is extinguish tion may be taken against a and Dublin. songs of the birds; we smell the ht dances was given by the nisv a prominent Dublin solicitor. Liverpool on the 9th. ult. The conduct was a public menace." death? That soul pc the Liverpool Archdiocesan pilgrimperfume of the rose: we taste: Never have we with the physical body? Th hop of Cork. Most Rev. Dr. R T.P. stocks age was led by Bishop Dobson. feel; but it all leads to glimpses e the after halan, when he spoke xisted in vain?" V.G. It comprised about fifty of another world." A certain old lady always made it at Confirmation i nistration of b een so vast ENGLAND, priests, 120 sick. including 25 her business to visit the poor patients which The interview in Speak u ntlane month. last Pupin's firm belief in immor- pin's in the hospital. views of religion were on the occasion of sin. the Sister M. Xavier. of the Con- stretcher cases, and more than Never have tality was expressed as follows: On one occasion she approached a pilgrims in An 800 all. advance Mercy. small prices much-bandaged individual who was "The soul of man is the highest en. took place in hisemeri hop said: "And now. speaking vent of the Sisters of on 8. left July party Considerbeen has Bermondsey. professor —that of country parish. T would warn Dockhead. sitting up in bed, and after a little product of God's creative handi- e lectro-mechanics at Col I against one danger in par- appointed Superior of the Eng- ably more pilgrims are going this preliminary talk she said to him, very been so low I ! work. Now. after God has spent year than went last year. s ympathetically, "I suppose Your wife Professor liar: the danger of the all- ikh I-Ionces of her Order. untold time in creating man and University. must miss you a good deal" was then suffering from the t dance houses. There is "No. mum," came the prompt reendowing him with a soul, which ailment which ended. his demand by the people for ply, "she's got a wonderful aim for a For the first time in 400 years. PAIN. is the reflection of His S ;e image. is few days later. woman." all-night dance houses. of Newbriggin. a fown T wenty thousand people at Y are started merely as a CatholicsNorthumberland coast. the on ns of making money. It is heard Mass in their own chapel. Caceras in the Estremadura acthe right to seek and make money Holy claimed the "Virgin of flcreating unnecessary moral For several years past the the Patron Saint of 1Keoughs for Catering: Mountain." was celebrated in the Casceres. on arrival at the parish Any Number; Any Place; any -ers in the country parishes. Sacrifice Institute. Women's Time. church of Santa Maria. In this mot prevent all-night dance Three Reception Rooms for Hire CommunTo Save and Civilise the Aborigines region Socialism and from being licensed and On Hire: Crockery Cutlery. and well-known Yorkshire Cate- ism had their strongholds during Glassware, etc. A. A Phone 81724 But I ecclesican take , T he acrell Heart Fathers, of scientists.. In the last t L- ear GLAD K.1017011. ahti action. And the danger nian. Mr. Daniel Macaulev. of the wild days of the Azana GovK ensington. Sydney, have among v rWCASTLE sTREFA Anarchy. destruction he has discovered 12 tri gists morals of the young may Wrenthorpe. Wakefield. has been ernment. t heir other +be, manson magistrate persecution the of ppointed property. a interests. erto unknown to anthro of v and demand that the Sac- a ')rought the aborigines of North Church and slaughter of police should he refused to West Riding Bench. muclts f k ustralia within the ambit ot Mr. Stanner has foun s ar J. W. SHEEHAN and civil guards took place in this t heir Apostolic influence, Senorita Hargarita Neland e vidence that social ch abon area. arrived had she after hortly S have sent Father Richard Prime Beef Butcher the Doe- taking place among STOVES FROM £3. for the 10 o'clock Sunday Mass ken. a Socialist Deputy in lierty, a native of this State. to Rifles as radical and 1 leher Government. led STOVE CO H ANNAN ST., KALGOORLIF orrta thniC3 11" ! Joseph's Church. BirIcri- A zana establish a mission among QUEEN d WELLINGTON at St. MARITANA STREET. conquest. and a Soviet to gions them. to them as the Renaiss n Weston. Margaret Mrs. head. STREETS an PERTH. t ie has already- "dug himself Tel. 438. was She Estremadura. R eformation was to W the in in" dt colTranmere. 136307. aged 65 years. of Irltaehroinrgigines. :Ind began residence in a a patch rope. She was carried into one of the first to save her skin lapsed. w here silence reigns in re Ti border when dea dares. profound arriate law the vestry, where she was annint- by crossing the earnest save for the and his 1 JOSEPH EDWARDS Azana overtook noise of the monial dances and m feat : r Hazlehurst. e o l ed by Provost newthinel:hoc xe and the sound of the living in now is F.B.A.S. She ang. g build- and are learning pattrns• R.T.P. died. she before ti t er's art. Solitude for a while, a nd new decorative comfortable_ circumstances very SECRETARY yvill have its charms for chavfe5 a, in Paris. Father considers that the accelerate bY Land, Estate & Gener al Dochertv and his zeal and A verdict of accidental death being ima- probably sanctuthe at inquest from way the All the at returned gination will have a fertile field ftrrtoh Commission Agent was mec i lher:9:Watiftie Agent for Absentees and Investors in which to play. The new Cialville. Leicestershire. on Rev. ary (lown to the church the much th"eiarndoevcr- ni n2. trifabratpartlY (I misMortgages Arranged. Rents and ago. sion is to be located at Brother Tohn Holland. 0.Cist.. r evered statue of Our Lady was Interest Collected. Secretarial Work Port now than Years ttletn Abbey through procession Bernard's in arried 01 . uu c St. 'Keats. Northern Territory. Mount hoertshaenddirnwihnittletiosen of It Undertaken. t Father Docherty has with him who was found unconscious in cheering crowds. There is much MISS MARY EDWARDS. For Typing and Duplicating. thinks. that in ma: ' fr. P. Ritchie. author of the monastery grounds, with a distress among the duped work"North obvious. he West Australian Chambers receiy all doing had is Church He the and skull. in of the Never Never." ers ractured f alrody b who has areas the decline i First Floor fall on the greasy it can .to minimise their hardhas heavy been associated with a ed population St. George's Terrace al the Rath- nienr_stiinThaltitainndasefeewnisortt )1e0ferf, station. returnare pumping them of Many ships. steps of the nrst Island Mission for some ' Next to Palace Hotel'. Tel B7804 ing to the Faith of their childYears. and Mr. W. F H. Stanner. tv Pagif'ra' .1.: Territomtthflientgi:aehi0l.akrb;: ;1nthropolorist of the The will of the late Cardinal hood. r Sydney Northern stohnia te University. who has been carryprrenabrhabedle .Bourne was issued for probate ,se ;itai. ing out research among the r ecently. His Eminence left esSCOTLAND. Kea" blacks of the Northern Territory tate of the gross value of £17,308 1,ilitv. Port which Mackintosh, of rchbishop A ( Late of Perth) . t wo rears and experts to find 114 u s. 9d. with net personality ' ast areas in black iS fOtirld been in a has who lasgow. THE WHITE ROAD BAKERY, G k his of Probate iMACK s everal new tribes iint:nown tt hush 8d. 3s £16,541 or nivel P ATROXISF OUR home. following his sevBUNFURY ItWo. 14STREET, PERTH Newsapee teethe. will dated January 14. 1929. has nursing ADVERTI SF:RS AND HELP k has made rapid proillness, 'Phone $711. ere George's Terrace. MonsigYOUR n \- PAPER Rev. Rt. to granted been his recovery. His connor Canon George Coote. and the gress in ADVERTISERS WHEN SHOPPING. PURCHASE FROM OUR 41411111116144
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T wo notable addresses were and a model, the admiration and made at a recent grand rally of envy of others. She was in the Catholic Mothers at Blackpool. best sense of the term a leader of in England. Dr. Downey, Arch- f ashion. bishop of Liverpool, and Dr. "But nowadays the Valiant W illiams, Archbishop of BirWoman is rather she who can mingham, speaking to the Catho- stand up against current views: lic mothers of England, number- who is not caught by shibboleths ing about 5,000, in challenging and catch-words: not swayed by addresses, reviewed the position lax conventions: not dazzled by of woman in the modern world. the glitter and glamour of . a They %yin be found excellent con- smart set. nor seduced into frivtributions to any discussion on ( Arius and light behaviour. the question of woman's rights "She is. of course, looked upon and freedom. Opening the first by the gay and giddy as being national rally and coming-of-age something of a. killjoy, and even celebrations of the Catholic Wo- of a frump.
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arid it is for her to repel the in-
s idious attack which is now being launched on the family as the
fundamental unit of society.
1935. August 3,
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have seen the organised efforts made in Soviet Russia to dissolve
the bonds of family life in the al-
leged interests of the tatalitarian s tate, and there are infiltrations of the Bolshevist movement in every civilised country in the world to-day.
ISIldr:, sitorrch.estra. In themselves on grounds of ST. ex JosEE'H'S HALL ency, but they fail to Bridge), N.bleyalfaxEros, the same grossd realise . sexual which Indulgence Will just' also murder jus and D'.-kreY's would be highly rck,ben. prive some of txpedievt -to'd Dancing: s.30 to 1. ision: 5s. these peo ple their surplus w ealth and to a good cause. and appiv isfactory to equally' retnove sonit obit t if
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in response to numerous requests from our large army of s._upporters, the committee has deAbyssinia is very much in the under the coptic rite. The few cided to hold our next dance at This big event . lio remained faithful in the Anzac House. news to-day, and if Italy is not placated by Ras Tofari or the time of persecution formed a will take place in about three We are now makPowers. this ancient stronghold solid nucleus in the midst of a weeks' time. 11 be of the Ethiopian race will come population consisting largely of ing all arrangements and wi. very much into prominence and Mohemniedans, and also of hea- in a p. osition to give you full deplay a disturbing part in the thens for whom neither Islam tails next week. * • Whatever nor Christianity had any attracpeace of Europe. Ballet. the of Return The may be the ultimate issue of the tian. , our next feature of one is There trouble between Ethiopia and The persecutions of the ChrisItaly, the effect upon Catholic tians in Abyssinia were amongst big dance that cannot wait until missionary activity in Abyssinia the most cruel the Church has next week to he broadcast, and is not likely to be favourable. known, and were directed even that is the return of the famous They will be seen in . ,E ,u1cetines.in normal times the mis- against natives who had become ballet* numbers. special and new ,ioners have to face many diffi- converts, notable amongst them * * *
being the Vincentian, Ghebra Tennis. "If indeed the Valiant Woman of v alueIn. Michael. who suffered a martyr's and proCatholic three toothache There are Members are still living in of the Bible be out of date, the Rheumat. ords, " You Catholic vinces in Abyssinian territory. death in 1885. However. the hopes of a fine Sunday before same can hardly be said of the ciatica. Luin• s women, i, Apostolic Vicariate in the work of the missions went on. long. Owing to the continued The might of your foolish woman who is describeer thousands )1°' is under the Congregation hut with little success. One of wet weather. we have not been north etc strength !,ss sg Per Pic' as glamorous. full of allurements, by the remark, 'Only five of these a of you each. convictions for the Oriental Church: the the greatest of these Apostles seen in action for over a month. oe a most and. knowing nothing at all, talk- to be attempted.' --:.., ractor in iddt, orb:,3d. - Ali CheinIst, and Pasant Vicariate embracing the south- was Cardinal Massaia. who de- Pennant matches for to-morrow ative and wandering. not bearing "The ground work of their jus- yformation of public opinion Medicine Vendors. missionary station in the voted 35 years of his life to con- ( Sunday) are men's "C" grade eastern ou X.P. will only realise that to be quiet, not able to abide still t itiration is certainly H. GLAprvtu.s, von not one TRIMANTLIK. of district of Galla is in the hands verting the people of Galla, and plays St. Mary's, at 1.30 p.m.. and tong to the Church at home. tint pulling down with moralitv The,. seek to justify not Mill* : an French Capuchins, and in the died in 1899, leaving 10.000 Chris- '13." grade plays St. Joachim's. at of to the Church Dons her hands that which also is south-west is the Apostolic Vic- tians in the country. • 10.30 a.m.; both matches are at built. In spite of all these efforts. out Chelmsford Courts. Ladies' matariate of Cappa. administered by "That portrait of the female of a population of more than six- ches are: "D" grade No. 1 plays Italian missioners. home -wrecker has lust none of .. . teen millions the districts of St. Columba. at South Perth. at its actuality. In fact, it would was early in the Christian Galla and Cappa numbers only 10.30 . a.m.: "D" grade No. 2 plays ...,.. breto Convent Swa, t,. .!rne eraIt when message ,eern that fashion:4 in folly have the Gospel Cappa disCatholics. The 14,263 Street. at Chelmsford Courts. Hill v aried little in 1000 years." W oman Conducted by a Reeemptorist 'as first brought to Abyssinia. trict has a population of 3,000,- at 1.30 p.m. Industry ather. F They might well ask how woand it was preserved in its purity is A rchbishop Williams spoke of was his * * * man was using her comparativeThe Retreat will commence on lip to the VI. Century.. Upon 000. of whom 3,263 are Catholics. considered opinion. state AUGUST conpreparing for EVENING, are 450 the and RIDAY younger F generation. -They sexe.s were not lv new-found freedom. Ethiopia from that We are pleased to and end on TUESDAY. SEP- the conquest of gures indicate "Do we find in her a Valiant are often colourful and attractive. never be so. equal and 30.TEMBER was turnedA version. These fi country 1933. the Enrope 3. victorious Saturday iis consaw last task the immensity of the frank and open.- he said. "hut Wonian." Dr. Downey asked. "or -— from Rome and was united fronting the missioners. The against 6MT.. by the healthy - As long as man was out For particulars apply to the away does she not in many cases seem they do not seem to know why svitl the Alexandrine Church people frequent the missionary margin of four goaTs. Several' of to be intoxicated by her emanci- they believe anything. Why go w ork jaunts- life suffered. -Mother Superior. schools in ever smaller numbers. our prominent players have been nation to the extent of mistaking to church, they ask: why believe loms as woman earned more either because the teachers are absent from the last couple of i in Christianity: ndustry why he marshe was inclined to licence for liberty? 'The is on Catholics or because they have matches through sickness. hut we t rial at the grand assize of the ried? They insist on ang‘vers main at her task rather th hope to see them in ciill c---no desire to advance in culture being given before being bound tire to the home. especiall r iations. On her use of her libagain this week-end. ,l'i'r''' by m the Church or State. arriage meant children an f.rty depends the fate of manThe tnissioners exercise their have to meet Mas-lands. who zr-i. forfeiting of economic inde Lind. greatest influence by charitable a fairly powerful team and tpt•P "This at titude is not altogether "nee. "It has long been recognised activities, which are extended to some beating: hilt with a fullt hat the hand that rocks the era- wise or altogether sensible. The -ill irrespective of their religious representative side we are confi"Let there be equality 0: ,lie rules the world. for most men traditions and customs which Hospitals are started. dent of reneatiner last Sattirday's views. are what their mothers or their have taken hundreds of years tP !tient in industry. pay : fl given to the poor. and on nerformance. relief ( NASAL and STOMACH) build up in Christian Society may the value of service renders wives or their sisters make lands attached to the mission them. "In these days of revolt against indeed be very difficult to oh. I have sufficient faith to 1 there is . intensive agriculture serve. but they do have behind that woman will eventually is I was once a sufferer. Am now free law and order, of indiscipline with instruction in farming. The and them the wisdom and experience appear in industry and m ill A CHILD'S CRY Head Noises. Catarrhal Deafneto, Spit- impatience of all introduced the potamissioners restraint. it is of generations. BuiL DIN RE G I. is take her I slig place. It is so easy a ting. Nose Stuffiness, etc I will for the Catholic woman to prove to. hitherto unknown. and the "God Has Turned on the Light." to you as part of a policy. herself gladly tell sufferers how I ended these h erself to he the true leaven of task to pull down. hut a very diftives regard it with special deficult one to build up. light. In the neighbourhood of distressing cotnplaints. simply, quick. society. Our Prune Minister and his She needs indeed to be "Remember.- the Ar 14 a the Capuchins have open- wife has been given a fair Valiant Woman to withstand Permanently In industrial England. Arch- concluded. "that you are , ers Enclose a stamp. t he pressure of public ed a market for the sale of pota- amount of publicity in the Engopinion. to bishop Williams continued, there of sons as Iveil as datiglisi set her . face against toes grown in the grounds of the lish Press. Mrs. Lyons had her were many elements hostile to orphanages. and this is the only own particular measure of press to. put out her hand impropriety. to the encouragement and strengthwhole district where notice. het t hings. to aim at the cult strong ening the Advertisers in place Among the many referPatror.ise our of fatnily life, and one of of the row- OWD paper. markets can be held without fe.a.r ences to this charming and homeg good, ood. the true and the beautiful: these was the insufficient only to be written down an of robbers. Trading is conduct- ly woman i's the following taken 2S:L. SALISBURY CHAMBERS. oh- paid to thousands of men etef, d.,•r, ed by the system of barter.* from "Fra juniper's Jottings": a men's League Union of Catholic Mothers, which was held in the Empress ballroom of the Winter Gardens, Blackpool, Or. Downey declared that never perhaps had w oman been called upon to play a more. vital part shaping the destinies of mankind. In this age, with its peculiar problems and perplexities. there rang in their ears anew the challenge which had echoed down the ages. "Who shall find a valiant w oman?" "The Valiant Woman of Solomon's day," he said. !'had at least this advantage, that she had the backing of public opinion. She was acting up to the universally r ecognised standard of right conduct. She was looked up to as the living embodiment of what a w oman should be. an example
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In the ballot held recently to determine the three officials who will act as selectors for the Amateur Swimming Union of Anstralia, in connection with the Olvmnic Games to be held at Berlin next year. Western Australia's r epresentative. Mr. J. P. Sheedv. has headed the poll. This is the first time a Western Australian has been appointed in this capacity. The result of the ballot for which there were ten nominations. was declared on Wednesday morning INV Mr. T. M. \V. AnCommonwealth e oz isir eal thforDiVp Officer nw R'ent‘tir aT " who acted - as returning officer for --; the r• n+POr
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mosphere when she addressed 3,000 Catholic mothers at Belle Vue. Manchester, the other day. She spoke to the huge audience as naturally and easily as if she were chatting to a woman friend in her own home and on subjects of such mutual interest as tl- s upbringing of children. Her naturalness at times touched the heights of eloquence and she frequently stirred the emotions of her audience by illustrations of her own life. One of her best stories concerned her young son. who. following the removal of the/
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berra. on seeing lightning for first time, called to his si Hilda. that someone had on the lighting in the garde sister explained that ligl came from God, and whe next flash came the boy "Hilda ! Hilda ! 00 ek tun r ed on the light again Lyons said that in that an. rntl,, )1 ..11e Cel
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Saturday. Fremantle C.Y.M.S. Sprint Rae*. It has been decided to hold a handicap sprint race on our sports night, which is to take place on September 2. Our long-distance runuers were catered fur earlier in the seasua wIth the Marathon series, and now t. sprint champions will come into thei. wn The race will be run in a scri . heats on either the Parry -street . • Fremantle Park course, and a . • tia.1 entrance fee of tkl, will be Intending competitors are advised to get into training early, as there will be plenty of talent on hand for the event. Cricket. The matter of getting a team, in the Mercantile Association this year, has been left in the hands of a capable committee consisting of Messrs. 11. Day, 1'. Condon, and K. Kelly, whu were elected at our last meeting. members, or intending members, Any asked to hand their names into are the commi t tee as soon as possible We hope that by getting a cricket. team going this season, we will be laying the luundation of a football team for the next season
McGillivray-Grosseler Wedding
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Generai. most enoyable by members eveninjg e, on the syllabus itemMonday night' took the fo'iz Mock Court. • Mr. o fficiated as judge, Frank O'Dea. and his h sununings up . DIATELS. ments met withand impartial the members. approval of 1935, as the Mr. RLEY,On July 19,Owen, dearly e xcellent Crown A. Tomich accidept, A Messrs Horan, Prosecutor. esult of an Alice. and loving M -Alwy defendedJ. Craddock and breloved husband of Billy) and Mart • the accused. of Owen NA Next Monday father and .son-m-law of Mrs. A. loved night final .a garet ntirling•street, Perth • merits for the 247 day, Augiea 12,ball will be made O'Brian. of a w ill be held, and billiards tour, aged 43. e vening (ladies' on August 19a night). Ill Ball. Ar:angements for our first ball KCP.-In loving memory of my well in hand R rine Harriett, who Members are w dear sister, Cathe hard for its success, Geraldton Hospital at away We are f passed ate in having an years. energetic ladies' m August 4, 1933: aged 54 m ittee to lock after the arrang RIP. for supper A meeting of the committee and final rehearsal of mmaculate Heart of Mary, your debutoite set will take I r!riv r...7ht (August 4), - place on Ss prayers for her extol. Heart of Jesus have ?lost Sacred Booby. her soul. on ercy m Our team took the loving sister, Liz. her fi by eld Inserted age, Mines Rovers on Sunday full 5dertoe We were not long of al ;rite our (stride. and were in get NTON.-In loving memory of my unlucle dear husband and our dear father, te eenre on several departed this losition, however, occasions Michael Fenton, who broke lefence and Henderson th life at Fremantle on August 1, 1927, e t;re-s Rnvere' account Sacred Heart of Jesus, have mercy eeike in front of goal. from a soi on his soul. Our • rewarded when raptain eft -Inserted by his loving wife and F BOA Ho' great anticipation scoreill goal shortly before thei ' 1' On reeurnotion of -lin went into attack, andplay s BSTIE.-Of your charity, pray for the fr t . .r cser repose of the soul of Ellen Hasseveral opportunities: the who departed this life on July "Chilly" Day's persiqter 30,tie, 1929. r, 1.0 when a well-timed itt • •• in front. splendid work Most Sacred Heart of Jesus, have mercy on her soul. • 1, -, -t• rn Pn nrevented furthe -Inserted by her sister and grand••• Mines Rovers and p7,. blew with the scorethe flit aildren, Carmel. Gwen and Kevin, 2-1 f avour All our backs played 'inc games, and did wonderfully of 1100RE.---Of your charity, pray for to keen Mines Rovers down to the repose of the ioul of John Joseph eon, and Rill English and "IF Moore, who died on August 3, 1925: Dar roaverated well in attack. , 2IK, Delia Moore, who died on June N'eet tinrlaY we meet ".kll Blade ?2, 1931. she rernnatinn. Ground, and r Sacred Heart of Jesus. havf mercy ---,rf-1,-nt of repeating ner victors'. Cs on their souls. f -r••Triately we will be without these '-Inserted by their loving family 147ec "f our reliable half-hack. , rforen who. as the result of a C017, I a nlaver in our match we RISCOLL.-Of your charity, pray ' -,'rid;. (";t, tot not be availatl for the repose of the soul of Ben'Amin Joseph Driscoll, whc departed - --,este , tee v• , this life on August 8. 1934. Yost Sacred Heart of Jesuc. have mercy on his soul. : Inserted by his loving wife and
Gymnasium. A new rnetrIbrr jil Dick Miller has given the gymnasium a hand by donating to us a sethelping of boxinggloves, and furthermore by promisite us prizes in the shape of silver cups, to be won in boxing tions. His valuable experience incompeti the and gymnasium line will be a boxing wonderful asset to the gymnasium we can expect a great committee and deal from this source in the future. Most of the members present on last e vening had the gloves on, Thursday and some lively bouts ensued. Sunday noon produced the beet talent. afterstal• warts such as Leo lames Frank Townsend, Jim caldow, Jack Marty Ryan, Reg Hunter, Denis Mak Yriak. etc., being seen in action. All interested in this side of odr sporting activities are linked to along their "togs." i.e. sand bring Ceremony at St. Francis toots-" pants and guernseys. onshoes, Xavier's fitting lines. They wore ust 8, as we are going to get the AugCleraldton. gym. t hy' ,arne material ,•aught at hats of going in earnest on that Fr ancis thXavier's Cathedral, Gernight Dick spinginkle trre ,,Geb ee.utiA Their aldton, Was the scene of a picturesque Miller is brittging down a medicine ball w ere .4 w edding recently. when Miss a nd with the aid of the ginves Stella quite a G rnesaler, younger daughter of Mr Mt warm reception is guaranteed to D MeGillivraY et' Mt any- and the Lawle). one who comes along. late Mrs. Groeesler. of Gerald- carried out the duties .t man ton, was married to Mr. Hugh M. and was ably artiste -1 Lecture. livray. of Cu, son of Mr, and cGil- Groessler as gri 'rows he Mr I Pin We have arranged for a lecture 1. Mrs. tor M cGillivra y. of Victoria Park. To the A ugust 22. by Mr Tim Ditchbern. The ceremony war the strains el Wagner's i tw State cricketer and footballer. on the Bridal March, the His Lordship th'z14h0r leraldt subiect of the State team's trip to bride entered the Cathedral on the ( Dr. Otollins 1. :he , arm of her father. She wore :rvice Adelaidie We anticipate having a a beau- place with Npenal big l'h' heir crowd there on that night, and have tiful trained frock of Margaret Rose r endered the "MAU NUR,. et St. r:etilia.pale pink satin, fashioned on e xtended an invitation to the C BC John Groemtler "1.,long %ther c.f tl . lines, cut and tucked Old Rove' Football Club to come sleeves billowing to on the cross, with presiding at t.'•.e ergaa Dun' ' along. the elbow, and fit- signing of the CEREMONY OF RECEPTION. regiqu- Mr_ Ci1A7es ting tightly to the wrist. Ihe addition ot tourteen newly The G hand roess)er (broot'•er Dense. it tlie embroidered veil, which was of artistic Gounod's "Avir Maria," bride) s -p,g secreted members has br ight We are running our next dance on design. sr lle and made by the Sisters of the George numbers to one hundred and fit A ugust IS. and we trust we will Gmess'er Good Shepherd, was held in place Intphew of the seven. The Aspirants, who bride) aosist .d at the better weather for it than we have get a with ‘erviii- g of circlet of silver leaves and opal had coached on a preceding S well been A f, ,r our last few dances t blosthe conclusion of the soms, and fell in folds down day, looking lovely in their n Nuptial we-e M ass. his Lordship f orming a second transpar the back, addressed the con- Hue cl :aks and immaculate v Bus Trip. ent train. gregatio n. and in an appropriate man- Even their candles wete all dressed A sheaf of pale pink Our bus trip, which is to he held on roees completed ner conveyed his Sundae. Auguect 22. ie to be to Na- a graceful toilet. The altar sincere and heartfelt f'1:' the occasion in little ballet s w was ishes tastefor tional Park Remember the good fully decorated for the occasion by the bride and the future happiness of the of Paper . . . because of their clan time we had there last Year. Leo? Presentation Sisters. bridegroom. flames, you would suppose: hut. We will get the real sprie 'weathe A fter the cerernont Sheila Moore was a charmin • . those decorative little riefleSi . r a this, time t rain-bevarer in her pink satin g little held at Lonan's. where reception was Paper had the far less frivolous isthe wedding ed georgette frock. with hat and kilt- breakfast was set liagazine. Pion of catching the grease which he scheme carried out inamilet a floral candles!' terpsichorean capers re:ht Any bright suggestions for a maga- Master John Trevor Andrews to tone. shades of pink. Mrs Cunningham carpi. page. being attired in a cream acted as rine will he welcomed by the commit(sister 1 the bride . deposit upon our cherishes! After:he tailored b tee. who hope to publish our ecoming suit ly officiated He carried a pink satin . Kelly Father attired in first air force blue cur- marocain. tragarine by the end of this h;on The bride was with hat usual queries were answered and Sit' month. four bridesmaids. Miss attended be carrying a poey of to match, and promises given, the beautiful Ac Of Len Townsend was elected at Miss Belle McGiltivrar Kath Critch, roses. received the gueautumn tinted C onsecration was recited in uniso: last meeting to fill the nnsition of our 'sister of fs She was !secRea b ridegroom'. Miss Marjory Tindal. the ailaisted tw Mrs McGilliv retary. left vacant by Jim Grady. W ith the assistance of our ray (mother and so of Mi the ss girls were hen Rita Cunningham (niece the Presiden now the societv• wants a new bridegro t. se an re I em who was emsrtly of the librarian bride ribbon and medl ot They were prettily frocked gowned in navy- georgette. Any (Lifers' Nominations close on with hatto invested in the tOnc. and carried a alike in reee-da green. the sign of ;heir Virgin, A ugust 8th. Bles-F•ed the post of deep red sA4netotwatielist rpirrofitwuacaslodareLatTiohneshmieanywialtho t hhee pink, their dresses beingrelieved with r es. After the i cut on long 001breakfas t which was zaken of lw c‘'rne fi fty guPstc. the usual toasts prvented tot were honottrefl, and teleaccompanying pray!t. ("tarns from the ith absent frif.nds and relations were our Diect° rear, 17; an earnest address, Childro M-. Ree Tirda' an tarnile arrey new the ointed to out etaece eh!, carried p thief ent the rnitie_s of ehairman thc soufrethethsta ej The trifle tl a ,ael r i x l : i t neatnkhe:e_ven.erse r:rtohsioueus:easss N. sc *th travelled in a mart 4' brown frock Ftriped • -elour hat . and mitre% and brOnit tlhixa-etrya trnheil s,yilce-syt'wedibolre. He .e ''rte shoes en ouite 1fr ire lfrc ti m CoyinntioeemwSoutiarnildtigoa.onnr.ora:: s;1' ' delingiencles elected General Such disas:er. slight tr, •er. of icht he the heralds cause fr. T he7c would be no they ahl'evayksnefs'' ' t.7'art.'hei f Hairdresser and made that (laf., rely t Tirnitf Tobacco , nist Boys' would erlst_l'i s. in little things Perseveranc.e:, • Saturday, td 4-10 of erne(' the them FITZGERALD STREE T. joy, \-nRTII PERTH. of the F A fter Benediction received girls A .Tament. the Pirectress .-; c"at A dd itse y.cposno: o-lnl nfrottiihey nTehw mee.spo ro,7:ehne Lnaan Patricia Germain . are: Edna - ,--7NT.R CHARL ES AND N."1:.‘VC.ASTLE Marwick. Sheila • STREETS. Peek. loan F RESH hfAT Carl s ONLY ... Lola Smith. , •• • , Lexie ( *lark. Fontanini. Pal .. athleen K Sheila WI:: R,-.Ma Burns,
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Christian Brothers' College Fremantle FIRST ANNUAL BALL. The Fremantle Town Hall will be the Mecca of all dancers next Wednesday night, when the Christian Brothers' College, Fremantle, will hold it, Preparations are first annual ball. completed by an energetic committee of old boys and their friends, who have left no stone unturned to make the hall as attractive as possible. All past students of (' B.C.. Fremantle, are expected to be present if it is at all possible. and to assist in this. the first dance held under the auenices of their College. Miss Doreen D'Arcy's Orchestra will supply the music, and Mrs Vern+, with her able committee of ladies, will dispense an excellent supper. A children's ball will be held on Thursday evening, when it is confidently anticipated that the success of the recent St. Josenh's Children's Ball will be repeated. Invitations. tickets and full particulars of the bail may be obtained by ringing F.M2880 or P'1M2909. and donations towards the quiver and children's prizes may be left at the College or at the Town Hall during the days of Wednesday and Thuredar, Come on, old bovc. tin your share: your committee has done theirs, and it. sup to you to do the rest. Wednesday and Thursday next are vour days Make no other armnintmenr than the ('.RC halls at Fremantle Town gall.
St. Mary's Tennis Club The club has acquired land in Brit. tania.road. Mount Hawthorn, for the purpose of establishing its own ground. and a commencement has already been made in the construction of tom courts, Mr. Frank Drabble being the contractor. The dub has occupied the Convent ground fnr nine years, and the member!' appreciate very much the goodness of the Sisters of Merry in having thus accommodated the club. The courts will. of course, now WM.% to the control of the Convent authorities. On Tuesday next. the 8th. inst.. a dance and euchre parts- will be held in St. Marv'e Hall. Oxford-street, Leederville. and members of the Catholic A ssociation are asked to extend their patronage to this function. The price A small of admission will be tee prize of 10/. will be given to the winner of the euchre. On this basis the function should attract a large number of parishioners, who will welcome an enjoyable game of euchre in a most desirable social atmosphere.
C OMMENCING MONDAY • Special Advice and Fittings by a Berlei Fashion and Surgical Expert at AHERN'S • - Sister Jardine, A.T.N.A., R.B.N.A.. London, has come direct from Berlei Headquarters, especially to conduct new Berthis advisory service on the Gannenk s. lei Fashion and Surgical If you wish to learn the secret of o' tam ing graceful figure lines iand what woman doesn't?), you should make the most of Sister Jardine's presence at Ahern" and learn just how your figure can be moulded perfectly on This the lines dictated by Fashion. special service is entirely free of charge
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THIRTEEN
TH7, RECORD.
1935.
Living With the Church
The Late Mr. Arthur Daff
The death occurred on July 25. at Harvey, of Mr. Arthur Daff, of Brunswick Junction, formerly of West Read Our Calendar Weekly Mr. Daff was Perth and Boulder. born in South Australia 6.5 years ago. had been a resident of this State August 4.-Eighth :-;unday after and 43 years. He was well known in for Pentecost. Semi-double. Green. Boulder, where he conducted a but2, St. _Dominic. Preface of chering business before taking up The late Mr. f arming at Brunswick. the Trinity. Daff was a consistent benefactor of St. Paul, in the Epistle. con- orphanages and other charitable intinues his instruction on Bap- stitutioroz The funeral moved from tism, by which Sacrament we re- his former residence, 75 Colin-street, Perth, on Saturday morning last, ceive "the spirit of adoption of Westproceed ed to the Catholic section and sons," become "heirs indeed of of the Karrakatta Cemetery. where the God, and co-heirs with Christ." The Rev. remains were laid to rest. Placid. 0.5.13., officiated at the By the parable of the unjust Father graveside in the presence of a large steward in the Gospel. Our Lord gathering of relatives and friends. The shows us how the "children of chief mourners were: Mrs. E. Daff this world" know how to turn ( widow). Messrs. Leslie. Alan. William Gordon Daff (sons). Mrs A Daff things material to their own ad- and ( daughter-in-law), Mr. Hertle Daff vantage. So should we. "the Ibrother), Mesdames H. Daff and W children of light." learn to make rahill (sisters-in-law ). Miss Vera Haruse of the good things of this ris (niece), and Mies Ivy O'Rourke. world in order to secure friends The pall-bearers were Messrs, H. Wills. J. Dewar, T. R. Coatham, J. Farr, D. for ourselves in heaven. T. Bantock. H Packer. gemTalbot and F. C. Lange. Lady tigust the of 5.-Our A Among those present were . Messrs. Double. Greater Snows. W. H. Dunpuhy. K. Spruhan, T. J. White. Preface of the Bless- Seott, J O'Ronrke. I A. Rice, H. ed Virgin. Roach. B. Mercer. G Packer, W. Gill. This is the feast day of the T. Gundfil. M. J. Horrigran, Cr. J. B. Church of St. Mary Major in Farr, J P. C Beck, 1. F. Moran.. H. H. Reck, T. Jamecon. J West. 'Rome. In the middle of the Stone, R West. J. .Toyce. F. Devlin, S. Pitfourth century. snow appeared in cher. F. Lang. J. Markey. A. Murphy. mid-summer on a part of the Es- E raplin. T Fitzgibbon. H. Forster A . Tate J. O'Malley. W. F. Old. A It was accepted T Withers. C. Stone. H. A. as a sign that a church should be Boylan. P T Thatcher. 1. Holland, built there_ G Kieran. and T. Harris. Numerous letters, cards. telegrams and nereanal August 6.-The Transfiguration. e xpressions of condolence we . reDouble of the 2nd. Class. 2. eeived. and mane beautiful wreaths were placed on era.e. SS. Xystus and Companions. The funeral a. rareements were earPreface of Christmas. Bawra and O'Dea. Our . Lord was transformed in ned out by
a vision of glory on Mt. Thabor
Concert at Clontarf
before the bewildered gaze of the Apostles. Peter. Tames and
On Friday. the 19th. ult., at about i 1.5 p.m.. buses and cars.. conveying John. These same three should tHibernia n members and their friends, witness the Agony in the Gar- arrived at Clontarf. The social counden. cil of the H.A.C.B.S. arranged a concert for the entertainment of the boys August 7.-St. Cajetan, Confes- and the programme was very enjoysor. Double. White. 2. able, each item being well received. Vocal solos were rendered by Mrs. St. Donatus. Clear. Messrs. T. Power. A. Douglas, Born in Vincentia in 1480. this and II. Hastie. and Misses He7,,-en and Saint, in conjunction with the Reeve contributed pianoforte and viofuture Pope, Paid IV.. founded lin solos. Mr Silverter provided a the Order of Theatines. His magic act, each trick providing much ure for the boys, as also did Mr. zeal for souls earned him the title pleas Jackson and his doll. of "Hunter of Souls." He was boys' ballet was execute The C.Y.M.S d in fine style. actively concerned in ecclesiasti-, Mr. Fred Reeve and his orchestr a were cal and clerical reform. He died in attendance. and Miss A Heyen acted as accompaniste. At the condoin 147 at Naples. sion of the concert. Bro. Daly entertained the visitors to supper, which August 8.-SS. Cvriacus. Larwa much appreciated. The commitg-us. and Smaragdus. Mar- tees eineerely thank the artists who tvsr. Semi-double. 2. A ontributed to the proeramme and also the members who attended. thus cunctis. 3. At choice. makSt. Cvriacus was a Roman ing a successful and enjoyable evening.
deacon who suffered death with his companions under Diocletian. •
P. E. Cilel
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Confessor. Double. White 2. Of the Vigil. 3. St. Rom anus. Last Gospel of the Vigil. Or Mass of the Vigil. Violet. 2. St. John Viannev
3. St. Romanus. St. John Viannev is known the world over as the Cure of Ars:
The austerity of his life and his zeal for ,ouls were almost incredible.
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Christian Brothers' College, Perth THE FOURTH
Annual Old Boys' Communion Will take place at
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SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1st 1935 9 O'CLOCK MASS. comMUNION BREAKFAST AT COLLEGE. 10 a m
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FOURTEEN
THE RECORD.
THE RECORD O FFICIAL ORGAN OF THE ARCHDIOCESE OF PERI h
Saturday.
August 3,
FIFTEEN
1935. sa:1,:.d4, Av.gust 3,
ing- case of Dr. Barnes. In the face of such must be a turning towards the imminent , stronghold of the Faith.peril. glican Bishop of Coventry, 71 England, has reached these m considering- the position of the conclu, t hat a house divided against itself Churches in Germans,: is always M danger and that only a United Church of : can mission to a vigorous and spirited hope adequately to ful:' nation ;and, second, the heart is empty, swept and that garnished of good ligion still comes in to take its relip,-ion, ban . place." •.
The Limit to Lies
ernaa,:apatapproximately .the same sense as talking of a fi.sh being governec and. alp set order,' social natural ed. from the sea. In the of chills 1.)s-, the Creator. the woman's first right is to be the mother, asband. o a of -mate help 4ren, the mistress of a home, and the em\\Fhen a woman is taken from her natural sphere, she is not cheated. is s,he ancipated, : " domesThe modern tendency has been termed "the drift from family the modern, the of declamations ticity." Now. despite the is no grim yet reinains the unit of society. In the family there mainstay of and guardian struggle about rights. The man as the her has woman the while lead. the the family naturally assumes It is not a question of supenqr honourable position next to him. c.)n!;ghts. but of different duties. With the loss of the Christian men So, obscured. was too, liberty, of -:rpt of Society, the ideal responsibiliimagined that they were free, when they resigned the the '-,ig dein servants become ties of independent shop-keepers to the indusin cogs be to came craftsmen from partmental stores or trial factories. Women have followed the erroneous lead. From being the honourable free women of the home. they wish to become costume of the bond-‘komen of commerce. clad in the regulation that servitude this servility. It was from an advanced stage of woman prevail, moderns the If Christianity raised women kind. will again become not alone the chattel of man. but of the pitiless m achine of the Capitalistic regime.
we examined the .- w eek- ago,ill. these columns impartial. We also and "free" be ecular Press to s persebloody l'''')0i the silence with which it treated the P ublished Every Thursday. at "The press .',h-e ominous the Well, Record °thee," 450 Hay Street. Perth world. the kinhsa,arious parts of )aCshtu‘rvcehe of Treating hei criticism. , iht e our vindicated t . :,: • s T ERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION proved has it quarrel, Italo-Abyssinian One Year . LS,. Six Mouths : 's attitude to the Catholicism is concerned. It has 6 to .tican ' where partial Single Comes. Threepence not im Church's attitude. It would way to misconstrue the its of labscribers ihotild send Lotirre promptly of 'Ilt the Pope is silent it is because he any Change of Addretei. ends of the stick. 11 iz•-',er with the Old Address evangelisation of Abyssinia) justifies the t4reys Items.—Parochial news • !exna are always end the Time has not dimmed the truth :' the the probably an out: . matte" welcome of the old proverb `.* • - • 'wended for publication aggre.“,ion of Mussolini in what is from a policy to uld reach the office on Wednesday mountain in labour that brought ,the .' about t'. If he speaks, it is only proverbs containing more than a forth a. moese. This and oth' nslv nnjust Nvar i. utterances. That is the atmosphere of Address all communications to "The Record." Box J633, G.P O., Perth, gram (...t .truth were peace his r eading the controversy, of the irsect:esdinf cot;istent in " 'tern Australia over the simple and delightful' Presbyterian Church of Sc.otla scular Pres5. The Record Press publishes School Annuals, Tickets. Programmes, and * * * a matter of dancing. , t -es Job-Printing the Press stated "that nobody is The report "free" to tell the been not certainly has "free.- it certain whether f ul." That certainly is an dancing is si k: to beingChurch does not spread the Faith with any sword, overstatement. as some three the million Catholics can say quite explain that the hundr id that spirit. Nor has it felt "free" to defipitely that dancing the P ERTH, SATURDAY. .\UGUST 3. 1935. of in itself. It should be plain that hat t produce their best fruits in the an. inanimate object like the Holy Ghost cannot and an abstract idea like dancing, cli of heart. That beer could not be sinful. Only and war. bur in peace and lowliness through the agency could introduce the the hum • t of discord Europe of -maker peace of sin by employing been the great things to a purpose contrary question th Church has history. that the Church has never reckoned its to the laws of God or of ages of It should also be remembered stian that dancing was once His Churc igth test of numbers—the Press has not been i lw the numerical because it is not free to be intelligent Part of the service .of God: at preseneit employedteldea things, serves the purpose. in Catholic circles, of an innocent " to tell these Church. Rev. Father Albert livrich. who anit le ttimate part Catholic of the ut social ordained in Rome recently the concerned • lift was have • • Three recent utterances from clergymen * • * * * stubbornis Press the publicity Archdiocese is expected Churthe of for for union moment—the need question of the A crying discussed t insipidly any time. dancing might be used as hen there is The W unintelligent. an and incoherent instrument for back in West Australia in Nobut until that practice should it is ches. This of course, means the fusion of the Protestant Churbecome general, a sweeping e silent. When it speaksreason to desire peace. and additionally 'it Two Church. vember. d Catholic emnation is absurd. co trch has every natural ches one with another, but not with the As for the this matter, it shows the depths to e,..1.-tence of any uncertainty , supernatural leoacy from its Founder! "My peace I of these utterances contained several very fine distinctions—so the can sink. NVhile there is heated which undogmatic Christiani e you. My peace I give unto you." On many an occafine indeed that it is difficult for a Catholc to discern the differThe Sister, of St. Jo.eph. Orcontroversy about a very min humanly speaking. has had ample Church. matter, those really Vital and Suhiacss will elites re the One clergyman stated that people were looking for ceryears. ence. phanage. recent those imminent dangers to the individu in the family. the State and world, war spirit and directing it against has the Rev Father up tainty'. Apparently he could offer them none in the matter of doe-' stirring treat next Tuesday. for n such a: divorce, birth-contr Her children. Never s terilisation of the. unfit,, ill-treated -mielly conduct the . will so C ogan. trine, for he makes immediate allowance for the preacher who is which H tries and;secular education, are nciit yev"e.onulmd such an attempt. Protests have t ioned as moral diffictaties. of suggestion wrong in his convictions. The best such a one can do is to proany Retreat. been which uncertai even .with nations like Gerquite. a reasonable attitude Concerning pound his heresies with a decided and elefinite expression. Will • Ind ed and Concordats signed. for those who lack any teaching . justice are remote, ti obtaining which i ). t .seems not the question arise of having some authority to decide , an application of the Christian where the chanc.es of Grogan.; Father Rev. Very 6 l atter. But . use has been parable a. )o art,• even: measure øt peace and1 d'plotnacy i thee men who strain at a gnat but clergymen are wrong in their convictions? Real zeal for the truth Alhany.i Grace at present at is swallow His C.SS.R., from v a news Press latest . The the ; camel. backwater. In the li tit' f 1 •,• or), the Puritan does not 'little .4frican insignificant an of Christ's teaching would impel such an authority to repress false arilin . re . to thei . the give a retreat where that he null seem to states have much recommends the Archbishop been filled tion over the Hedonist, for the doctrine and not encourage their propagation by a convincing have us believe that the Church has suddenly and will. to Id the Apthe Joseph of latter for of St. Sisters procured was. priests at least four certain about his., f easts, while the former could Abyssinia in the Church rhetoric. The clergyman, however, seemed more concerned that never make up his mind even about' .h an unholy- seal to have London parition. , leave will rchdiocese muchl A too is this nis fasts. • • • • the congregations should give the preacher a good hearing than •' ', end. "assume the port oi Mars!" Really by the Ormonde on August 17. can't be fooled all that the preacher should give the congregation sound doctrine. :ime the Press resli erl. that all the people The Kission at Gera1dton4 His Grace, who is travelling by A nother point might he made of the • • • • w Puritan Fremanhich has been preached by; attitude in reach paswill Or.ama. the union Church mg. of absence the The Puritan always imagined it was • Another V /C. \\- expressed was that better to Fattters Gorey and Triffle.-he postuRey. strict than Three 20. August tle on to be loose. It never occurred t, , him was not responsille for the drift from the churches that was takthat there was a middle Ivay conclude on Sunday.4 Convent, Brigid's St. for lants w seem here sweet reasonableness interpreted From the Catholic viewpoint, it would ing place to-day. the laws of God in a way The the Fathers will then visit the' by travelling are Perth. West is that what and Protestant sects, the divergence among that this recognised God's Infinite intelligence. Again, it is really the Most people in this conntry have in their innnermost minds outlying districts. slime boat. Puritan wilt, is responsible for the revolt worse. the contradictions within the same sect, are precisely those , • against purity. In his zeal for the suppression of pleasti7e. }lc factors which are driving thinking people from Protestantism into :- led feelings about \merica. a mental conflict between admiraforgot that Our Lord had against m ucht w ministhe ished again, Once Catholic Faith. joy certainty of the to be a distinctive mark of His Dn sf their achievewent in industry and revulsion the strong banned disciples. He this latter For all pleasures, even those which vulgar and os.entatiotts about their art. ter develops the extraordinary notion that, it was not the truth so God ev,resslv allowed. Mankind they sent for responsible. anything to r are evolted against this soul-destrovine rigour, American themselves much that mattered as the number who would listen it claimed the right to. indication any are talkies t feature aste the Christianity. startling The of if l name of and all in the propoended pleasure. It was wrf)1114-. because it was extreme. just eir"talkies" to this cotntm has, America ebb. as the Puritan is wrong because i low about all this confused thinking and consequently incoherent talkhe is extreme. The Church has their national mentalitv, that same is at the of reform Mr. V . •Ts Bryant, whose the p whether in lead concerned reserved On Sunday. August 1st.. the 11 the middle wss for `virtus in medio kever. given the world a powerful ing is the personal element. Catholics are not stat." o'clock Mass front St. Mary's death toi:r. -,,iace eariv on Sundav: non-Catholic clergymen think union and unity practicable. pos::11s-T-tIctiire. and even should the force of big money prevail morning last, after along illness.:-' inst Roosevelt. at least he will have shown the American peosible or desirable. The really important thing is that Jesus Christ , C athedral will be broadcast. was * for many years a prominent • • In shepherd. fold - Is- whom they are really governed. and one • established His Church as One—one lnisiness man and sporting en-* • the discourse He made to His Apostles on the night belore He During the recent cultura! y eel. at tli(' t_up.crsity. quite a An interesting news gazette at thissiast in Perth. He was born Another good th• ing has arisen in Ame• rica within the last died. He prayed earnestly to His Father that they may be one, this Theatre amount of attention was given the Ambassadors in the western district of Victoriato \' 11,-1: the newspapers bon-inapt kit weeks, and that is. that Congress is the first Government in as thou Father in Me and I in Thee, that they also may be one in t erm the "march of science." week. gives some idea of the in- 64 years ago, and came to this. enough, Strangely . t he despotism. world to protest against German J r ;such that „is the outcome How, in the face of this astonishing organic unity which us." m odern scientific invention ha- l)ad :Tiring scenes at Lourdes during State in 1895. After a couple of :T not so much ba.or. esild•eerr.. the protest against the persectttion a1 tit it that fearful sound Christ left to His Church can Christian ministers talk of the desirel, dldcaPredainca t he marching of myriad, mechanised Tnriidnuttihme for of persecution the io years' contracting he. started feet trampling- into the dn,t gainst the persecution of Christians. as against the abilit of -co-operation rather than incorporation': April. in there held t he fair body of Art. of. which was n.esrn A fair example of' this abuse of scienti!c with stehceutfiancnt thatotnhedepaeft intioo, Mr. T. Waters. the wood This ro • • f n u emphasised further ra t hh t he invention is to he folind-in the The film shows the vast con- and coal Arm of Bryant and rCjeil t.hso.lic all through persecution fell v., )gramme, which come into Chrk. : .‘il this confusion about the nature of this unity of which Our tih s every from (Ian homes through the 4irele's's on course of pilgrims W aters. Mr. Brvant's mainSunday evenings. A\ e .do ioit ,ental ears. in so far as makints an official protest was concerned. Lord spoke would he eliminated if non-Catholics would only study \\rair world. refer ,to the music, the peeponeesanee )1' which, Mexico. cricket in influence were interests at all times. is ill, powerful commercial America's the New Testament instead of merely quoting it and accusing Came' : sPf in as might assuage the aesthetic thirst Pacelli is heard preaching 2,apathy towards persecuted Christians is all the more signifiand football. notably the former. of a race of Morons. tholics of not being permitted to read it. Some sects endeavour refer. to the quasi-religions rench. F outspoken permitted His three sons have all represent-:‘,• when brought into contract with the quickened and proisaganda is that to justify their attitude by using of Christianity the analogy of a * * * the "devotional" hour. and in * condemnation. Catholics are ed the State in the cricket field particular to the extraordinary vu-Present garden of fragrant blooms from which the individual is free to Tews. In the the of , 5e f . ,1 biltty which marks the Senator King. formally intro- and won distinction Dick has protestantism of fudge Rutherford, -Ione& hut only incidentally. and "with other minorities." make his choice. But Our Lord spoke not of many flowers in a • head of that sect which is resolution in the U.S. been captain. of the State his uced d side for known as "Jehovah's Witnesses. juloe • garden. but 01 one iife-giving vine of which Christians were the • • • Ruthertord's views are particularly irritating, because they are.•,. Senate recently proposing that some seasons. Frank is a brilliant branches. Now, the branches of a vine are in essential organic svmgovernmental b1 . \ . \:fho : at t jise11b,)n ehind this world-wide nress. and ,r-i- atic in doctrine than the majority of P's the State Department should in- openng i babanan and has been' unity with the stem. The vital sap permeates and gives life and tI teistitcahntmsoercets7!"-i"isiv and its silent callousness regarding Catholicism? y estigate the Nazis' alleged pro- chosen to make the trip to India vigour to every part of the plant. What the Reformation did -Thstics published only a few rears ago revealed the fact that the secution of Jews. Catholics and with Frank Tarrant's team. and was to hack off many branches from the vine to replant them next erican Senate was Composed of a preponderating maio: itv ot Their beliefs are th*ose of °the Russellites--a sect founded bY minorities with a view to Bill, who i--z now in business at other to the original vine planted by Our Lord. These shoots grew, Freerihsonry , iP naccs,tnogrr(C that nh isart hleisngTs. tRhautssoenlel. eix secret Again, open e ma"s. relations Wiltma. has also been a • prolific it is an another, He• of n pl e 8 c7 t.:1—and vet form s evering diplomatic some of them like the original plant. others just briars and cockle. its inner precincts Isy.a small coterie of Jews called tLe cabAmerica. IleY. were scorer in climb games. reports the if Germany -from out to flash with A ReBut none of them shared that vital sap of the original vine which .or i: Bence the affinity of Freemasonry in Americar solitic: with , Christianity mnoighinttecroeTswt resoluhe T t historical development of proved to be true. Mass was celebrated in the nietn comes to Catholicism through the Mass and the Sacraments. Proprotest . n t ir o . a °dale; ati t provrle 7:f lliding naturally Jewish elements would eiin vabthke- iblreolc.oi,iii:earTilieadmail;em,t.ptahreierxcenzlion was referred to the Foreign q testants think of the unity of Christianity in the image of a bundle Sacred Nearf Church. Trghgate. during the 1800 years which tatrdoin_s,t a persecution of the fraternity in Germary bile 7rs anChrist'. from divide them elations Committee. R 1)';ii.f.°att'lendati9ne. on Monday morning, and the funof sticks, Catholics know it as the corporate unity of the branches world's of His Church. They -he the Church AvAul(1 exolain the silence of * * a * with the vine, or of the members of the body, to use S. Paul's eral took place at the Rarrakatta and th e world's nolitical leaders in regard ss thc. crucifixion Press intei e s heer stupiditv into which of th who rely on those are led Conand Down Cemeter* in the afternoon. metaphor. of the e Bishop The pretation of the Bible as the smirch. • sole rule of faith. - - \s is usually Mageean, * D. * * Dr. Rev. Rt. nor. c ase, they have developed • Scriptural passages • 11 about incorporate monomania to attemnt The of result a as that a particular kind —in this has computed Another clergyman imagined that church distinction are not instance, about the mystical passages 0°`f , of a cens the the political and sectarian riots Father Coughlin's ideas Book of Daniel and the Apocaly pse. which difficult Piece' so real as many believe. This may be so of the non-Cat iolic sects. Reform Bank hank in the tral were orld , in which several person, ' exegesis they are. I,erhaps, because their adherents do not seetn at all assured of Ny t- they bethe least qualified people iq theinto". the by 59 to votes defeated was Bill buildings : , Prortlit numerous 1k illed and ro, v,ide has recentiv been giN en in the press to t.he Nverl to exPotind. Their expositions, needless to remark. run lieve, having no bod- of: doctrine guarded and inter eted 1w a Washingt. 'Rouse. White ftel10 in the ' Co 0f in began that the down) ef ear, indicative burnt sheerest and silliest 1,:, -otrY against the Church. into serene p tneriern'illferen . ce of -women ill Turkey. This, is . . , . e . .n divinely-appointed Teacher. But between Catholielsillf and all outc1eat phecy atmin the sec: fast a fortnight ago following a tton. on the .. 26th tilt. the n'ti "tion about the .s tatus of woman. which is sontain ct i side it. there is a yawning chasm which may be spanned only by n-' '- oining of Christ, of which Our Lor(,l, of anniversary ' • • • the must c elebration of ly stated: i'It is not tisht f rases. "the ernartripation of . women.' and "women . the bridge of one authoritative teaching Voice, a validly ordained hildren' s and a(11111'. * plain A c given to man to know these things '0-norfami38-1 Boyne. !Inn .the of Battle certsin the t hose _texts which refer to are c priesthood. the Mass, and the Sacraments. The necessity for the :th, ) eir rights." It is of interest, in the light of 'iPle: the essential Christian truthsChu%e lies had been evicted and 1,646 and fancy dress ball. in aid of St, 11 on womankind IS ed. ;. =-, for example, what from -xl'Iained a by inquiet bein‘ of St. p to, 1,. units- of doctrinal teaching on faith and morals is growing steadily foundation the text about the homeless. Rrit:i(i's Schools West Perth, rendered are ;!Ielliancipat eci. what persons t he 'Roelt of .Peter. or about II &es- aikt seeking. and whether they outside the Church. because of internal division which is threatenthe Perth Town Cie false "prophets who win rf‘rk „nce'gr!Ifts in the Others were unable to work - - i• !,f, held in -16(diftlet in justice, or ritshtc in the alrains' ,the trtlth (, Christ. ing their continued existence. as it has already destroyed their sense Thursday. essentially Protestant trawh::,. August a on Hall The licts For the owing to victimisation. The on their Sect. 'he 'Thst - Pr erogatives attic= to corresvonding duties .vital grip on their adherents. lack Of' charit‘ . They s peak of the sigli f thet:i and itumii. set 'Nest Prize the for ft Also, the giswth of the new paganbecause said. he incomplete. were ufs`'emancipation" ssemz ill :-s 4 mod,I.., se e- the catch_IN.-04 pre_•;,cde Ar,mageddon: we - can perceive at least one 0 i_rity Ticketi, is making inroads on the unstable beliefs of our separated prizes. other erous inquiries in some streets were decribe< hmv c" 'are of t° iMply escape from or evasion of honie-life .ano the brethren. Often they are hard to distincnish. a: in the 6d. which adulkOs or,e , r Is.. 14 children , ` . , `I 'Iff ."4: *" 1 :m)tv. astot.ndI dangerous. ,n vill • . ..childsten cold---"caritas multorum refrigescet." - d "emancipation' conveys h • usage - in Las s. the,vcor child . ESTAkiLIZHED 1874
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THE RECORD. Saturday, August
3, 1935
3tiir day
3, 19 3 , August
SEVENTEEN
THE RECORD.
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The Church's Mission to the Abor ne 5ocial Notes
H.A.C.B. Society
Catklolic Young Ladies Club
On Thursday evening, the 25th. ult., members of the Catholic Young Ladies' Club held their usual weekly meeting in the Cathedral Hall, Murray. W ednesday, August 7. The members street. Miss ICath Brosnan, our preBrkusels, LeederYille. Mary's St. On June 26, the Bishop of Catholics. were sident, took the chair. There was a lj, The last two meetings of the branch of the Queen's Park Branch, who however, fulfilled their Blessed Sacrament for the , ,,,.asBaaall.rgrthiel gtdhvicrn:ot-oentdiJuly t Townsville (Right Rev. Dr. Mc- r iirA part in the competi- very good attendance of members. take to present besome ones. important most been sort. have eligious obligations with fer- time—five girls and largely thirteen is a necessityOutvtard CXp Guire) visited the Mission of St. vour, under cause of the fact that its drives for tion games, were welcomed by the pre Miss Eileen O'Donaghue sent in her the disadvantageous boys. His Lordship paid,a great for the ttoweather responsible for no less sident, Bro. Aitken responding on be- r esignation from the dance committee was embership A nne at 'Palm Island, and later c m n At4tra ative, as Without onditions—a fact that was ob- tribute to the Sisters for .A good dear ot alittoths°t7hau!ha most enjoy' than thirteen members being initiated half of she visitorsit there Our Lady of Victories at Fan- served Miss lean Hopkins wa°. elected to fitl is ' t:Qc:a.aanird:dsg. with pleasure by his Lord- splendid work and the effort their inward conviction more being nomniated for general business was discussed, after ten and the vacancy. tome Island. genIf religion is either. the with closed meeting He was given an ship. the last membership. The National Treasurer, which bHriaduge. psarutbsia.c.soa,s held to erally of their pilivs, activities. bobs Next Thursday, after the meeting, take enthusiastic welcome by the large The tennis and the aboriginal, 1 Bro. T. J. Hynes, performed the initia- usual prayers. it musthold resulted we are holding a special indoor sports played, and then were welcomed games cordially a ssemblage on the demonstraand ceremony s tion A new church was blessed at br' omething that will games A detailed examination was Many interesting v1itsetit eendevisiting 5hn.0 r datic to the Society the following, namely: in a win for Nedlands in both events. e vening. tion grounds. His Lordship was replace joint our by arranged been have et h Holy Mass the interior conviction provided which was supper dainty A made of the mission grounds, its Hospital Island. McCarthy, Mrs. M. Foley, Misses E. . el Jewett Hazel of tri Miss secretaries. AT was celebrated by Father Con- laws, and their entertained by Mr. and Mrs. De'a sports of hands s capable d t the in e was usual, r Edwards, as a i i tsti untrrt,aY E. Marquis, C. Hindge, Phil te 1:1n c ultivation and the improvements promises so nors, M.S.C. His Lordship was tations. Christianoutward manif ;loan, evening and Messrs. Mark Eypley. All Power, Sister Sheila Stewart, and a very en. and Miss Kath Dunn. This and : laney, the Superintendent of ga as n we i f to be a really happy night, m ade, and visits were made to pleased to see a brought to was evening joy-able Doctrine Ken Scenes Perry. up Frank Devlin, Club, ernard bui the B Shakesperian inner part, and many Communtn'ks Palm Island and his wife. as many members as poe lace would e S Monday next, on The meeting Perhaps 'Macbeth." close. ll Luca. The near-byDe John the and Hales native camps. Fea • i:'a You Lila It,'" The cants. Benediction of the Bless- o f the Church present. were Bishop stayed for four days. Feast of the Sacred Heart the most important initiation in the August 5, is timed to start at '7.45 sible to be ior: so that in supply the ext ' Merchant of Venice"Misses was ed Sacrament followed. avail be will time ample that Thursday evenir.g so m., p following the of that Then included The of the branch was during which time the weather observed by the celebration of the ceremony of as in their pagantheir new Fai ss The cast Fitzgerald, Pat history for the table tennis tournament there will be a "Two-Minute Speech able membenefit Sullivan a as Dr, Confirmation Rev. Anita state, bo Starr.Messrs. Keith Wood, Phil ber, who was heartily welcomed to the to be played arrIonst tty. memberc. This was unfavourable: driving rain Holy Mass, when a feature was was begun. Evening" after the meeting. His. Lordship ex- and soul have a share, both to made of first the should prove extremely interesting and t e andFred Burke. F. Burnett, Ger; Society by the president. Brce., J. W. ire social Council. Communion. Metropolitan At plained its character and the speand boisterous winds prevailed satisfaction of these big chi 4. Gerald PifkIngton. and Whitely, Dr. Sullivan's admission is St. Anne's and Our Lady of Vic- cial graces a worthy Bro. Hough, V.P.. presided over a entertaining, and who knows? we may dre11. ' scion. reception most of the time. The native of great value to the branch, and well-attended meeting. and delegates discover a budding orator or two in tories eighteen received the of the Sacrament Pentecost would confer. Byrne. B.A.. Dip.Ed.. shsuld assist materially in getting the represented South Perth District our midst! Thirty received the Sacrament. to coincide this year happen 'Kevin paper on "The So. other good Catholic people of the par- Board, St. Patrick's, Leederville. West The Club picnic to Araluen will be interesting with the e Mr. and Mrs. Julian. Superin- fourth These Leo XIII.'s En. ish to emulate his good example. All Perth, Highgate, Subiaco, Queen's held on Sunday, September R. twen 'Aching Pope of anniversary of the Labour' these members were tendered a we Park, Victoria Park, Maylands. and picnics are always popular, and thi. dentent and Matron, entertained lion of the found i on the Condition of Nevrman Mission and this se weekly meeting of the coming social which proved most en. Nedlands. Apologies were received one, we hope. will he no exception tthe Bishop and party after- ed to enhance Those who from Bros. Aitken and Ilanrahan and the rule the rejoicings. ins-able and euccessful. on Monday night. Club *cs wards. Di Sunday at St. Anne's ine Providence contributed to the success of the en- Sr. Harvey. also. seemed The weekly ("tub dance !set Satur was a most consoling day to his t ake a hand. at severe tertainment were Sisters F. Clear, May a of The table tennis and bobs competibecause During the tcv nneueanzaarn.. MItTi.wikl; i'bo"'n Pros Bun- tions are still being keenly contested. day night was once again well pat. : rall Marquis. and s efiwn Edna Part, Lordship. Despite pouring rain days of the nNflee ronised, despite the rough weather Following are the scores to date (maxi. and we hope to see all members pre from early morning there was a ments. withFeast all the Sacr, s'se he will be able tri resume cert. Whitely and T. Power. Memgood their continue the exception to urged bers are mum points obtainable for each match sen• next Saturday night. fine congregation. and Father Holy Orders, Miss Mice Dillon to VrOfk 90 well begun, as there is still a being four') 7 "A" Teams: South Perth dingdouftiee tarr Connors was kept busy for a long Three baptism s were conferre se7erl.in. Leethe 2 matches. 4 points: Queen's Park, 4 of Kalarnunda. aroused very big field of reniiting in of big hov time in the confessional. Seven- many On Fridar. August matches, 4 points; St. Patrick's. 3 mat-slinterest in Dar-lanup. The dentine Parish confessions (including sec ir was solemnised on Telly 17 by 16, the second inter-brach social con- ches. 4 points; Mavlands. 3 matches. ty-five subsequently received the eral first Social 12 points: Victoria Park. 2 matches, 6 man 3.s. Father O'Grady ill the ea- ducted by the Metropolitan Mary's Communions.confessions), Sacrament of Confirmation. W .A.O.fit 35 Confirmation (larch About 1A0 gueets at will be held at St. points: retttesIne. 3 matches. 8 noireCouncil one wedding. to as- St. Kevin's, 3 matches. 4 poiets• -• one Extreme Uric the shsequent reception in .the Hall. and members are asked attend. O PTOMETRISTS The Feast of Corpus Christi t ion, followed by Mary's. 4 matches. 10 points: West gist in malting it a success by 3'7 BARRACK STRICT w as celebrated with Holy Mass Christ' L. Doyle. of L. Dnyle Ltd . who int and bringing their hirer's with Perth 2 matches 2 points. "B" bnrial. Opposite Town Hall , and a procession afterwards, at Teams. St. Mary's. 6 matches. Pt teen on a visit to 51yclney, serfnn. them PZRT11. These things are the which three Benedictions were inst 24th. the Wednesday, matches. 6 rnint• 7 Queen's Park. 4 On all a matte ot representatives West. of rnet i reli Gre at the . l lryle .. .n1wMoMnidsispo noints: South Perth. 2 matches nil' given. branch welcomed routine in ordinary It was a wonderful exSt. Patric.k.s and St. Malachi's bran- Nectlands 3 matches. 10 retints: Ili •• ample of that reverence and fer- parishes, hut in the At.stralia trress. Ahorizin and vete. 2 matches. 2 points: Mavlarso ches, who were present to take vour which is so noticeable in the Mission stations they mean 156 il.AMPiON ROAD. in table tennis and bobs matches. No 1 4 matches 12 points: No. 2. ". irsi Misc f initely more. Mission when the aboriginal CaBellan FREMANTLE After very interesting contests. St. matches. R points: No, a 2 matches q 2SOUTH 504 il.eegZ7I' rbi l,;2iot. atcr; v., t rafnl dilaecrl.i lna tnfed bin 1111;eve rw 11.hi .na2th2n after: owln‘i.14.4(27ce il' emdii lrNi panoe.trthn7nm tholics are at their devotions. % ti ry ot.ine.. Mary's "A" grade defeated St. Pat- Points. In the "A" grade matc' E very latter the Oimitry Sacrament a Victory. Mavlands is in first position and in the rremantle Deliveries. T wenty rick s at table tennis. but white-veiled flowereaatV7 Rferrefl tCh ‘eem aoni teehaivn otte d.e had its revenge in the bobs match. "B" grade. Mavlands No. 2 holds firet inlar71:se-'al:-.1btaeere n Orders Intelligentlys Assesnbisd am E very Sacrament received is 7:besd strewers marked a new phase in P R. %rack rettimed to Perth In the "Tr grade match St Malachi's the beauty and solemnity of the t remendous step forward, an eaAt- 1"ehTItico were defeat"naenar17. fiyislhed wiosebely bn nlaphe'tillotiwoends rlil w edonbythse tbo . Nbstary;atcaht. proceedings. table in September Temporary altars, one more victory against anc a short holiday with her eon artistically decorated with palm tral laws and customs and ag,ain• :at his property. Behr Ord. The social which was to be held at most enjoyable evening was spent. b: St. Mars's Hat Leedirville on Aug tntLontinnss7t:1 ranre. Com tehxepte;18uteri HOME SEEKERS fronds, wattles and pot plants. s t. tribal opposition. Rapt up • atx! Mrs. _Tames Brennan. of reeeived news held have tist 6, will not he held until Prida• Lu rbe tned:al yyi5.t cIu m e l:on IN ALL SUBURBS, f ormed a fitting shrine for the his tribal surroundings. an Au ('nParlsroad, -Ion that their dattshter. Mrs. Stockton and Hrtvne'e r A ugust 18 Or those desiring to SELL PROSacred Host. About 200 attend- t ralian native is not free to dis- Vigne. has improved in health PERTY. See sent. After the meeting on Wednea- cheetra will supply the dance music ed and many helped the choir pose of himself as he pleases. t:er recent serious operation. and day next the memisers will be enter- and members and their friends are A. ROC= : „E u5 n ie v lainidi . on 21 hobs for Tule further and bowls. promised an enjoyable evening Ill, His feelings and his doings a w ith the singing. tained at parlour F REMANTLE'S PROPERTY go, tih,. on fen held he a next 5Deeialio. Mrs. Vigne table tennis. and a full attendance is meeting will r uled by tribal laws. To br S ALESMAN. at 7eturned from several months' islet.. and members are respiessea 14 QUEEN ST.. FREMANTLE Drysdale River Mission. loose from these laws mea in England when she wa• talc- desired. a ttend. The Iirvsdale River Mission c ertain death in olden times for Branch. Justice of Mirror Mciless Hall on Tuesday r eports that the number of abori- the culprit, and even now in l t•it(/ The fortnig!..tiv meeting was-held on ii 'riteeriCfartoholic Yolirriagr DCspite of MiS5i0 Government and ginals at the Mission is steadily • Tulv 23. the president. Bro. M good atincreasing. ve in' Kelly, presiding over a very The supplies need- Protection, he is cast on the mar- %it"e ;thy tth7.11VtehsteraalffiianrmTiaatirm tendance of members, including the ed at the Mission are larger than gin of the tribe. • The fsllowttst att'.:i'T:•Pwi zehiesart dm atteetharetri hw sfii Vera- Rev Dean Haves se io cm The native who finds enoudi : .fr tm w ati detnns hetoiiawte n eittv lsrld.:Pbethsin vi usual. A great number of abmembership. for nominated were ing the courage and energ:;- to join originals from the warre namely: Misses A Watson. P. Mcraffhinterland c ame into the 'Mission last Christ- Church and to receive the Sacm M Busher, Mes.sers V/ Watson. Prr, tthote he asacnrotewa,e.r , hri cefo rt ,ilerila:glahacteit r., forA sowho ments -culprit . is an arch and I. Fleaglehole. Sturmer P. mas. hut the Fathers were forcT. ag treatment. Mrs Marwick Nheasrpssiitcakl cial committee. comprising Sisters ed to send the majority of them feits his tribal rights. hut his McKenna. and Bros. heroic D. -Tastle. T of short c nothing onduct is back to the hush through lack of in the eves of the Church. hikers Shanahan, T. Ranting. Schmettau and financial means. T. Rodgers. with the president and ecretary .were appointed for the nu:s Pentecost at Bathurst Island. To look on the Sacraments re of preparine a syllabus of social nose ceived in Bathurst Island last T c and Messrs G. Leridin G Stack ctivities for the next six months. A a Feasts are great occasions for committee. comprising Rms. W. Ti Pentecost in this light will help ::„se 11':P11)rsnei ntt i; h,:r1(1 .R :d aal the Australian aboriginals. n I L ev o n : . se l a . ) l t L e a b N _ T t e .. N s l . n I ti ° a Si e h s h w i i wnnr C ne f o k:s t r I ; e nt Thos haste. E. Tiernan. with Tri a rI h ri r ' "a kt t . h ien n Fee. e.d Chd: aaa lr!si.1 In to fathom the true meaning of 10.;_ slots a and secretary, was aphis primitive state. president e OC:1 the there is the importance of the event. viz., pointed for the purpose of compiltel! nothing in his tribal or religiot.s the repetition in a small way of • a history of the branch pursuant in life that does not express •4111•+.0.4....i....4. , the first P° itself of conversions the •1110.41••4110•4111110•4191•49•4141 the decision of the Tlisrtrict Board in dances or "corroborees" •4100•111•••••1•..4.•,, was reult.. when trees that regard of tecost. exSecretary General the from ceived Northampton pressing the apnreciati0 of tin Dis extended trier Board for tin welcome to the members fin their recent vi▪ sit and eongratulatine the branch on the to- it splendid progress beino marle Parishioners of Bunburs- desiring tr Dean : v Y inin are invited to see Very' Rev. the or member of officer any or ares H Passages for 1935 t 5t The ouarterly Communi▪on branch. on Sunday next. the 11th held will be ernected inst . and every member is importin this duty her or his fulfil to . suabLiTeekuaRroutiost! • ant matter. urolutehre whilitlinbteleyinst:ot Tur:re.rT, on sick leave in ouprtesent t
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having The Subiaco Catholic Ball will there. previously She was alsowon be held in St. Joseph's Hall, over of the the the Axon-street bridge, on Beyilacqua Medal FINANCIAL STATEMENT. Monpleasing and brought rounds of a0.4 pupil of ,the day, August 6. Miss Sisters. The Clontarf Orphanage Ball, which plause and complimentary remarks f or s tudying to enter for the orchestra is engaged and D'Arcy's the sup-- was held on June 25, was a splendid the teacher, Rev. Brother Dwyer. tea success socially and financially. Mr. J. F. Jackson played the accou1- Profession she took per arrangements are in the receipts were £282 15s 3d, and The sectipe her B.A. the paniments, and he was responsible fo holiday to the East. At present we hands of a capable r later she degree in French, committee, e xpenses £17 .5s 3d-a very gratifying the dancing items, in which lnIERSON-McDOUGALL are home on holidays and enjoying the under the joint leadership of sma completed her train ge boys acquitted themselves creditably Miss r esult. at the Teachers' them, but -we return to school on Eva Jones and Miss K. The honorary organisers. Mesdames At the conclusion of the concers the* lege, Promised. Training c I am afraid this letter is Monday. McGovi t . n es T nt e faxincigtiffiN e Christchurch. ern. Mr. Frank Jones and Mr. J. Phillips and H. Hannan, and the Manager of the Orphanage. Rev, Brorather short, but I will try and make tilueo A l is ch w atch M M anager of Clontarf. Rev. Brother ther Daly, thanked the committee on Leo Pollett are the joint hon. the next one longer. I would like you Bo Donald sec- Daly, to offer their sincere their whole-hearted effort for Clontarf to accept the enclosed postal note, and Era1,0e oe between the retaries. All friends of the par- thanks desire T on he Dougall, new to those ladies and gentlemen and congratulated the organisers, Messandy Mc wishing the Corner every success--I of St. Joseph. ) Archbishop Protection lUnder nd ` , be the of W to promises ish are cordially invited. m inster has An who worked so zealously and success- dames Phillips and Hannan, on the remain, your fond niece, Rhyredess ;owe Week, "The that Clare." from Rambler match Poor Life Members: "The enjoyable night is assured. Tic- fully for the success of the function record financial success of the land. His mother Cmaapntya-inlinksFwrietdherli ost kee1Y conteste(1, MARY DILLON. "Edward the Confessor," "Sister Sue," hall, Fomeati," State. One," Angela and "Mrs. s was this an and ui w lrj to all those who so generously asarmly complimented Miss Molly kets. 5s. Dear Mary,-Knowing how it feels , en place his private home last Shamrock." Little "Noreen Ireland." "The Dear of sisted by donations in cash and kind. Wagner on her ability as an at thseairesodnathcceaaptpro when people sometimes do not accept i • S wh°efil ManbcyPdti ed alyl: who had the :cehcad h :erviewed HELP THIS COMPANY SHOW A PROFIT OF £110 BY AUGUST 31 In the course of a lengthyorganiser. w hat you offer them, I was al',At A children's plain and fancy Statement of Receipts and Expendii ce• honour NOW. SECTIONS THE address, a OF BY ONE JOINING UP IN ssisting as gentleman Brother Daly outlined some of ture. pleased to accept your postal note s ry -in hibe ve dress ball will be o e t of the -war a t Archbishop in the many activities at Clontarf and Receipts. when I knew you wanted me to. The asked unisoug hotedianii Drill Hall, Nicholson-road, necgD STILL SOME TO GO! Hinsley's g:eraaaindd;:m: Wet Blanket is so different-somet.iseng, S s d. for continued support for the insti- t hronement in baodaxin on be b has : . . ,o lie manner. A ugust 21, in aid of the Rosalie Sale of Tickets . . tution, stressing the point that 40 15 times she offers me chocolates and I yet tirrn t hedral, shares Westminster A. the Section B with ridge a nnual ball was the only Parties, Dance and School can tell by the anxious expression on Prizes for the best set occasion on the privilege of beinghis broth other sources . . w hich a public' appeal was . . 44 10 her face that she is praying the Are • Goslings and numerous reGuinea anticipates Giddy and Gay Made The for he present. other b prizes. Donationv: ishop's nephew bv ortn.at . . 149 10 3 f unds each year. fuse them. Thank you very much eat have ma Dancing, children, 8 to 10; cisuig s. d. g • The outlay on buildings and Captain Sliced,/ for adults, coming home again, and I hope repairs the ma-rried Condition by Shuw Wee4c. 10 to 12. Total . . . . Week Ending August 3rd.: "A Client of St. Anne, in thanksyou will se!, a little prayer that we Sit-down supper and 1282 15 3 during the twelve months under resecond daughter of Hili12 ''' r said he opponent. his *, z i ) g E view good music. the xpenditure. was considerable. but at the Mr. C. J. will get our 1700. lv ' AUNT RESSY. Tickets Is. same time urgent. Hinsley, shortly aft:; ,., considered, fhaa tw.,An Y0'`.1,uaing ao Week Ending August 3rd.: "An Irish Mother" in 'Ireland .. 1 1 A new the brick on buildthe 1 1 Hire Great Kalgoorlie ni Anzac House Balling for a steam laundry and War. His ioung7 ' Week Ending August 3rd.: "Eureka," ':onfident,_of _h_tiehs. land that. Two very entertaining articles West Yurkrakine. sewing brother, Mr. room . . room had been erected of tnheiesse Week Ending August 10th.: • T y'' Dear Aunt Bessy,-Please will you from the pen of Rev. Dr. Mc- Orchestra at Thomas a cost of Shed.' £1,500: a new dormitory. in litho August Ending Week 0.B.E., • have me for your nephew. married her brick and If you Mahon appeared in the "West A dvertising. .. . . . . .. stone, at a cost of (lifer c° the ladies in and around Week Ending August 24th. t hers served with vouneer s.' • .ais alI will have me, then you can send Ina a cen• it800. is readv country the Sundry Expenses . in A ustralian" of Tuesday for as well 31st. Week August Endign 'i , la occupation. In McDonald card to fill in, but .if you and main building there served with distinction he re dining roomthe e• tinctIon ' ' `: 7_ uld give them their so Thursday last. _ haven't got any Scotch cards, then a has ater. su been PP e painted °". not t while Total he :IscDougall, and newly Great \Var. Natives of Cot v .. • • .. B. Sestion rreen all the dormi. inspires and black will do. Granded, McPherson, • L ast Sunday afternoon the £17 5 3 t ories have furnished. been painted, and addi- both were educated by the Ch cooI as Mr. Mr. Frederick T. Daniel. who of the grandma, and my uncles will help me, members rather inclined hough T tional committee and Hard-Working Handsome their t furniture ian friends in and Veronica says she will ahow me T he Happy and had a land and estate agency in buses and private ooms look verr added, making those the 13rothers there, and also I ecnrceerich manner of gestieulation. care, vigited (*lore how to make a hole in tho card for ernnfortabie and atown. Jesuits his hold at to Subiaco for many years. lied on tail, where they were entertained. able Hens -Guinea be Half to raetive. Clongowes, The kitchen befo o A every penny I get. I have two nice not been cern- graduating at desire Scotc.hman's Monday at Perth at the age of 70. very interesting concert programme of ;Aetely overhauled and ahag a University Coll has all An Irish•Austrahan Mother.- Bun3rd.: ponies, and if you come up I will give August Ending new week for s il kitchenof ongs: fine a and yield Cork. tte. of beautiful design. in gymnastic displays was 10 6 He was a native of New South t Captain Sheedy entere ye to you a ride on one of them. I won't oak. he that or. admitting horoughly enfeyed he the large cupies the entire width loser. While the Army Veterinary .. .. 10 6 Bunbury Cousin." "Country W ale:, and for the past 15 pull 3rd.: an. August your jacket clearly off like daddy of in the Ending advantage Week d room. Corps ienee an The songs were very sweet- being both ornamental and years McPherson's .• s erved throughout the does mine just when the pony begins Ending August 10th.: • • • • had lived in Western and Week odd ly foot serviceable. six is latter V rendered Great 1,V ery the and were Anstralia. ° suited to the favourable to trot. I will give you a nice ride Week Ending August 17th.: .. Mr. Daniel is survived by erasion: rowed on all these comments were in East Africa. He has be the bcuil orntl,er. he feels that he can in particular for the up the big hill, and you can ask his organisers one 24th. .. August readers Ending improvements be Week the D of loyalty he the and irector on widow and a daughter. of the Veterinary Set visitors. who seemed to committee was very Father Grogan if it isn't good-o. r 31st. .. .. August Endign m take Week uch a r v ice in Tanganyika and in appreciated. particular/y as Mrs Pe sonal pride in finding • • am • two years old, and daddy and MalClentarf go PhMips'. Mrs. Hannan's, . few 11 p-tcsdate that a and Miss "Iva. mummy join me in sending love and His younger brother b It will be remembered Molly Warner's names Section 0. An the to .tertite The Catholic Ball McPherson Mr. ago. .g additional were mentionoutlay was the pur. came a surgeon, and every good wish for your success, and Committee ed. base of new uniferms served Lady known as Aunt Flew relat. m et at the Bishop's Palace, please say a prayer for us sometimes-Ducklings Dollar for the band France with the Downy Dandy Rev. Brother Molonev. Vicho vs The sisSandy's escorted he had The imiforrng were gain tow who was re- su Your would•be nephew, toria Square. on Tuesday night, spnrisibie for the wern on Dance. lug Pagoda nday the O.B.E. for his war sea Flora, to the for the first time and 'ringing and recita• 3rd . Primary truants Lias. .'...acred Heart August Ending WILLIAM McNEE. and decided to hold the hall tiens is to be compfimeeted Week eat, looked that in June at South Perth. In giving the boys a very vices. honour of Our Lady of Perpetual Sucin splendid ri the In Reply to William McNeeSchool. Highgate Hin smart apthe Frnhassy ballroom on ID-law-re. training an pearance. to be • he claimed 5 0 • The • .• imparted. • Now toddle in and mind the mat. Wed.. • . •• • Scowls of sturdy. cour) riesign in generalpants are inne and the n to Sandy McDougall and fain nesday. Nugust 28. muemilao And promise not to tease my cat, outline is similar to Ending August 3rd.: "The Ugly Duckling.- in memory5 of The main veleped lads nre' Week a n mother I T aval but both his Sandy and a fi 0 nished a ttraction of the evening will offieer's unifnrm Andersen .. . • • . Or sample all my blue black ink, ho ws are worn ans H Mack be of errinaetieq. the work on exhibition :Having and statement. denied expressed fitly this a wish to set For then your cheeks will not stay presentation of of ties. Week Ending August 10th.: horse was partictilarlv the vault- goId braid and instead debutantes to aine brass buttons giveThea Prior Park College. Bath, a his; took exception also to Mr. 17th... August arli-nrred pink. Ending nd Week the His r7race 1 x•e ry • • ease • • - rchbish0p Prendiwith which pleasing effect tonic Benedictine school. Herr Lemon's boast about having .011. .• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • I just don't know what Sandy 11 say, Wee'. Ending August 24th. .. Irish Rev. Brother Hewitt.their inDuring the afterneon on his as ville. dance, sister to the This will he the first tetructor. -Australian Bunbury 0 Mother." 5 "An Richard Tauber, whose voice and same night He might get worried and go grey, handled itrider Mr I. he boys was a We"-. Ending August 31st.: his sister twho is Necessitation of F facksen the band. a revelation, giving the nt When he finds out ms- nephew new. debutantes to /ads confidence for umber of pieces in played a cting have I I Angus delighted thousands McNish, of Hay-street), the His Grace. Is like himself 'a Scotchie" top. Before leaving the excellent Intending debutan- leaps and scnnersaults. more difficult of people the world over, wai home, making marl-ea:tide. the I am eight years old- I go to the But my "Sweet William- you will be. visitors were tes are requested to About one hendred tertained at from the angle of Sandy's have won your bet by the Feast oftrue, c onvent School. Bunbury, and am in Until perhaps you're communicate in the boys took part M afternoon tea by en shown over the buildings by ReY -wed comes that with the secretary of a 7:is If tron and her staff ths Brother pyramids and the alert, denouncement of Mr. Mc- A ssumption. the third class. I learn music too. For then you multi notten plus three. the com- foil manner Fif. and Forde dus (president) the gracesay should inr several . yoil so remain. in : n's think false t-nwas quite I bovs. statement which then mittee. St. the Mr. am sending you some old stamps lads carried tha E. Le 11 Mary'-•. Victoria out the intricate nor does it improye Mr Mc- teen Decades-ten for my generous that mummy and I have been saving Or Father Grogan 11 have me slain. nked the Brother, Rederson ing the short visit he recently S stuare. Perth. Applications movements was very he would and It He says he thinks it would be fine. half of the bees on m ade to Bath. In a brief speech --n's position to knew that on c ornerites and five for me. close for you. I hope you will have them. visitor, n ext Wednesday. The -g the objections put forward by chow a good spirit after running down t /ear Aunty, will you please send me For me to tide at Vorkrakine. in English he debutante his expressed agree? But Willie. dear. I have no hope. set will he arranger/ hv so will vou citiisfsv ri moal r my brain wave. thanks to the president and to the rs .bv• hsetatwineagktlicattriietdwatos arel a book of tickets, and mummy and I Unless you write and ask the Pope. - pr,sse 1 1 ". • • Re; Mercia Scott. of Mt. T awlev 1. .S.V R for wig sell them you. I must close hos-s for their enthusiastic recep- licolLth whom LAST WEEK'S Now give my love to one and all. he escorted to the AN APOLOGY TO this short letter, so I will say good- Who've answered to Hon nex He regretted he was unmy Busbies' call. BIRTHDAY CELEBRANTS.disap- bye. and please excuse the pencil, as as !r;bably feeling himself to be in a was The card though not of tartan *ade. ---It able Children, e to octhe sing for on ear them D write with ink yet. Lots of I can't A have fter three years of Venerable Dominic Will mean a lot to our Brigade. he also challenged Sandie pointing tO me as I know it must casion• but hoked to be able to do ' -orner. journeying PEGGY R E.A.RDON. a round the world oxing match. and though it is been to you, not to see your names love from -AUNT FIESSY. ganyika Territory-, most just got a co Peggy.-I've % the Dear -during tvh,feenwhineorne-tsiiiss.ited Bath in which s taffed The a mission enjowpunrrniNt.aealrtiseto'fos ntiphnriisiosn-ialeenge last week. Barberi, O.P. he has combined Record" "The v m o tnielet t iss n i a ce ott. in by girl for a little little stool the American a number ot G and. unfortun- comfortable m arine Corner was overgrown. Mary's Mount, Gooseberry Hill. e ;Luse of the Venerable investigations with his 3 host Father5. where he Flinly Letter had to be of eight to sit on, so take possession of Birthday the ately. w ork as it and don't let any of my other nieces .700 natives saw TidDear Aunt Bessy,-I would like to blame don't ., MilliC Barbed. C.P., an please international so over, dtliNvhfnois-e Con the. held receive Holy Compromoter ot menio7 apos- the or nephews push you off, for I'm aw- join your Corner; will you have me : Tndr:.eri.o,nli , i p e t i h e h rn , e l , _ g er t _ ai as re e a c r b i e n d u e Bessy. . t _ n n a e . _ -*Aunt i . d , t e t s p Apostleship me and on Good t1401 Etifiland, who died 85 years of the Sea-the : IN)1) whose unswerving dles or Old Svdnev concert -goers will fuly glad to have you. The stamps a don't know why I ehouldn'ti I WART= agf • a Wick- death at a railway R ev, Father E. Rockliff arrived a ccompanied a party ofFriday he h ot have forgotten Miss Joseph- - to tcheertaCionrnseNr7aPna were 'grand and thank you very muck have been coming to this school since Bessy's Aunt up join generous work for the Bushies 7.006 naVolunteers to tires of the same Liverpool at the end of for them, and please thank you mum- May and I like it very much. I am st ion in Reading, has advanced in Bushies. w ine Melbourne, who ell O'Brien. of the for and favourably known, May. mission makinn t-ataiboard Brigadeobjection. but any- my. I have sent you two cards (one in fifth class. There are a lot of big a further step towimals his beati- A mongst those 'ho met him was t he Stations of the was an outstanding artiste in St. no looks or Age h is brother. the Mount for her and one for you), because the boys here, and we have some fun after ' Mr. Cross on fication. 'cizson and Mr.R that both has a pessimistic outlook Patrick's Day programmes. Her lrob Rev. Father E. ;'he prelates and conKilittian jaro. book of tickets I have is on some- school, playing footy and seisnetune only nandharaes one who hr £700 gaining R of ocklit chances sultors of the Sacred Congreg-asuperior of the _Jesuit about our to coach' death occurred at her home in won't ever be raffled even for basket-ball. We expect the Midland who one A apply. not need • R etreat House at • on 'le h' Ping to a strict diet and say Christmas Eve tion of Rites recently AUNT BESSY. e:onvent boys up here any day to piaa (Vic.) Busbies. the Elm Richmond to Grove. Rainhill. letters for Durconsidered ing his stay pen name may be used Volunteer for --O'Brien morning, in the South it and discussed the heroicity of A us football. Don Salter wants you the 12th. inst. Miss themiot scholarly distinction Pacific his Islands, the Corner, but every Sandgate. Northam. to say a prayer that we will win; he v ittues. Father Rockliff was mas- heen won for .has r ossessed a soprano voice of rare emuli hethat he will not be the one c ards roust furnish full name and ad. Father Barheri's body, out when the day x zxzzxx Dear Aunt Bessy.-Just a is not satisfied with one prayer. so he ter of the Mattia. a 200 Australasia for the • b to return IN hich is dress. and will be expected eauty. As a singer of Trish -ton sail- fi rst time by a letter to thank you for Your nice wants you to say another one for his incorrupt,reposes at the ing little as accompaniment nancial Grevinoeth schooner. during cards and fi Passionist She I am sending the card back birthday, which is on Sunday- No a poem. Retreat, two Miss Eileen Marie Lord. girl. gongs she had few- equals.Power. .i.tdgaahckhoteYaSttheir Sutton, months' n aP h in'ais°to aakre asked to dnea choice of stoon as possible. OF MONEY cruise, for the purpose of w on this 2/6-mother filled it for me. I will say good-bye -Your world-be Lancs. the who was an aunt of Miss Stella with Ile Caine to England interest others Year the TALKING m arine research ma wrote I have been home nephew. last I Since refull of zeal for it- conversion P Anare Medallion whose mother. the late Mrs. TIM MEGAW. is hexing match one investigations. Benefactors of the Bushies on aulus-Aemilitis awarded school with bad eyes: we have Dear Tim. -- Welcorne into our place, rhfethr1935 ecct tv Eeri tta -ete the 5th. of November when Guy Father Rockliff holds a master nually to the rnsst- quested to make all cheques. money frommissed an- s,:c rower. Was also a singer of wirbe _rite liat ewf10,-eerinitesf:i o We far. so measles the all payable to and we trust you will feel quite at Catholic student. ability' iiz. butrei xo.s bonfires were burning all over m ariner's certificate. orders, and postal notes Whilst in outside Europe and r wet/tional charm and ned as dona- live six miles from Northam and home. I will be looking forward to supporter A unt Bessv, and all monetary under 25 R .T.P to children the country. He spent two years t he Catalina Islands, he used a y ears of age, five mother drives us hearing how the match went. as I ow glass -bottomed boat, tions should he sent direct to her. and showing the greatevery Sunday, and it is three said the prayer that you would win. p reparing himself, and and humanola" Mc. plaints- addressed to Aunt Bessy. Mass off est scholarship in some 131.1 4k_r:sohna,hthat. within Tahita 11.,ia:esntjhae better show. for be G.P.O.. miles to school every day by car. and tell Don I said a prayer for him nine years was dead. ....•ber `01,lig a ek "The Record,- Box 1633. In the w hich it black sand was found French literatLre. Thebranch of g posted Love from Your loving nephew. so n o on the 21st.. and I hcpe the party a ad not i g are is hoped to put to p f which tes: ri u e ll PENCE n do sn a is great s erYen years of his apostolate Letters a PETER'S Perth. PETER JOHN MARTIN, con- - s elf-chosen essay of he m ercial use not w Arined you all up. Ask Billy Kynasshould money contain 3,000 words. which as a valuable ingredi- a nd the and aCtom plished wonderfol real was a John. It Dear Peter ,,f wi..",as mastered all theantedchandislot in the 'ton how his stitches are. as I haven t work-. ent of paint. collection the subject chosen lw through in dropped be sugar Pence T he Peter's Lord was His strong' Italian accent was a ATiss heard rl „ere su , Johnson and 'Bobby door of 'The Record" office, but change to find all that barley rrir,h abtit him since he wrote "La poesie charat the very start of your letter. and last will he taken up in all the office. constant obstacle. philosophithe in que AUNT BEY. lady modd \ " young able exresnente come the He was atto • handed one bit of it has stuck in my chest Lamartine." Tn th;s hon- c!ie . on Sunday next. August 4. ensure safe and prompt not tacked with insults and showers our Miss will this and a such being you for Thank rd far. so Monsignor Tohn Lord is bracketed forwa Ihrelt erram to "PINKYBIRTHDAY GREETINGS TO -if stones and mod. to A.R. Hunt. Di- w inner with as Prests are requested to punctual little oldjer. an(' I think The bigot* rector of the to possible Rev. as soon Propagation Francis wIth ttos 2 -6 S tanley Penrose. Joe Naughton, Josas card of the L ahemann. a collections back getting 'ailed him "Father Demoniac." Faith like CKNOWLEDGMENTS. the : a7r,1;:;1 1' ,(!::iaclini35e in the diocese of A RuV ai lerlelsirri;E:do isftlm irlinin egsitnhee best to sleeping. in ocr s troct - ephine Green. Helen Jackson. Tom TVs work is now e the Rev. Administrator. at Detroit. s ince this year Duluth. Bessy gratefully acknow- next regarded as arrived at Cart unt A e I hoop your eves are well Panisza, Francis Alphonsus Murphy. orning. m erc e . April 26. national \ rchhishop's Palace. Infer among- the greatest from Hans Andersen's "Ugly enough to read this, 5s. and the Little Ray of Sunshine. ,,d ()1 ledges Ladser . es d v !Ai had this achievements after to written decided pound note travelling ,ark Ti. -, • Stle is pa ct• of post Reformation Ms Deamiles medals in merit to award te at-4. Nephews.Thickling" and an Irish oneAlso. tbt toidignt of ,,the AUNT RESSY. through the th in e throug+ .\fr;ea. missionary several of Mother." the high star He is making darn of ,-nrk in Engtand. \Vtien T saw vc-or nurr!,er I said: from "Irish being unknown One of Ms ; 37.001-inile the from work. , .V Iliti- irtldv "(Inc. two three, four. five eix seven, I i(irgn i tte . n." en if there is naekages of old stamns cash and card cruise round the.... a re to The medals Australia Hotel. Kalgoorlie s yerts was cardinal CO. he presented to orld on the Newman. and returned A 71 ge,t-d children go to !leaven" donors heart would to Bessv.-/ like ' l ir Aunt please Dear write to s,eamer pros;-.= T s' inaugnrated tlo, first "Margaret Mary." anr4 then Tiddles ioirsrl in and. 51 rom outdoor and has visited CatholicFranconia the winners it Rouen f birthday for your kind You thank riteicessioe or 1 illes fel Sacra- iri Nest Te,..._ UNDERTAKERSCLARE reetings to Peter and me. It seems said • g the West Indies. in themissions react of St. 'Incline?. S'entr Bunbury. liften-street. AND C FREMAN- TLE ment. -sen't go there if they t(ilw islands 2P. t""'" +s) "TRE trrrue since 1 have written Father Dominic was de- of the Miss Lord am writing to such a long time ROT*, South Seas. and in East e MONT. Service. received he T ear Aunt nessy dared l'enerah/e hv rope away for a been have we but you, to ark nieces. e7e indl• 7 a_ le-? South -kfrica. one of your Night and Day eat in,' that I will ask You if Ican he On Holy High education at the in T1/11., 1011 Moderate Charges 77 Tlosrsdav he was at School. Grevmouth (V7 1 Kilema. Tan- a e d was an FNf2 25and F21 . ...6.01.000 Trigummum outstanding •
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Saturday, Master Peter John Martin. NorAugust • something big ".all" of your last feel I would like to do Should they all live to grow older," •• 2 6 tham .. .. • • • • • • • • print Cause for you which Great the . ot paper on which it is written, as I all at the one for -4u there you are, and that's Print Victori Branch a , feel Eileen rive, Miss enthus has prayearnest iastic. the beMy made him almost i.L.S bitter Howover, are so can I such a propensity to sneeze, but ginning ot our letter to wish you seven Dear Sufferin 2 Tich as his sister's marmalade, ,.,erjust operated on. Co-ner will your ites that be will whom er g dies so those says you that is not a sign of the your do for the Many Happy Returns of your anniverSinnee-:\lo to assure NOT "Gum not fail you in your efforts tc gain Miss Cathobna Mary Hunt, Sacbest for returns him, , able m as Mr. and easles. McPherson of pain Your valuable enclosure has knows I hop: be saries, and to hope that as you keep you are 2 6 red Heart School, Highgate is his own way round town I noticed one of your been put to the credit of the £700 .erns thatthe way, to have been and am glad past for, a growing older you will all keep growyour dear Heart Sacred Frayne , Patty Sa by Miss ndy , 'Uncle doesn't ," called you you , recentl only y I nieces M can't r. McPherson. and I am sure he have ing more good and mere grateful was not an accuseinu• • to the t will Sandy now that the contesstick up for brothers .. • • • • 2 i School, Highgate to , rou were feel very flattered. t is a Cor- he mustrescue. I only compliment, for "Gum and I do not Moe the idea, as you are Our Blessed Lord for all His gifts and have nerites' affair. have (Oh, Bnshie Miss Veronica Kinnane, Sacred uncle. fine I an be ' nice am to too made sorry con' most a you the did .t3 graces to you. on me the fi AUNT B ot great 2 8 not get your new customer, Heart School, Highgate . . rst been one had since I began Bessy! I never knew what it was to but keep cause Josephine, dear, you have the honcause I've grown time he 'net ' have hoping aand things are bound Child of Mary (In honour of Our :rnagin always ed uncle, but I I :now an S ipers 1 andy up won't to imMcDougall Gains Two SupBushies. I appreciation with a our of bowing first, as your birthday .. • • 2 0 prove, Lady of Mt. Carmel) of AUNT BESSY for the prayer . for your in- it would be the next nicest relation to porters. falls on the 29th., and there should be a nd my solitary brothers is , Bunbu 6 Reardo ry n, Mis'a -Peggy " I christm sounds Aunt a as! One in Father From the Wingless Angels Above. sg make a four candles on your cake and perhaps particle to then if you go and OLD STAMPS. To "A Client of St. Anne." hope your nieces you, and I for Dear Aunt Bessy,-Although nicer A bit bat won't a be IN! hundreds and thousands on your bread you Grateful thanks to "Mary." Peggy keep to that title I am sending sent hors de combat, I must at pre- I hope the blood won't rush to St. Jude and butter -at least that's my idea of try and To your cheeks and not, of course, that will two more cards and the postal Reardin, and Mary Harris, as well as Church Furniture a me, rise make to you you Jude. the to sl occasion and ;end this litblush, t wo very necessary items to any party myself with St. W hen you see yourself many anonymous donors of above B to e_a could,d ,:,.paring more wish tle o I 5s. I for uHtiefruel note, note BESSY Specialityl: among D and with it I enclose . ear Aunt Bessy, my for a little girl of four. IBuanni : AUNT Goslings Gay; shilling note with the request a tenlike the for you, but if we do our best sthat is treasures, which were received at the B5496 Stanley and Joe, you are a duet on be that I Rut cheques for Guinea proverbial had peens B. s Two, registered one hundred and twenty all we can do. I am just goltitw .out office this week.-A. year, if you o' Beyond. the 31st., and you are twins in the age ack CARD BOAR B BESSY BRIAre D 'S AUNT so far rememb betwee er. n and few, times over as a suppor see if I can chase up some you ill. department too, as both of you will be ,-Do i(ouHekonnocew now to GADE FOR THE BUSHIES McDougall in his comingter r4 Sandy I was overjoyed to gee yours come my case tfroy;insgeretossioimnpr(ehsasviynouw With lots of g i more brownies, so ta-ta. 7. Next come you, Tom, al,1 of 5 on (Non contest with ( Under the Protection of the Sacred wa y. D wishes stye-efts for the best onald and p love McPhe belt ostal rson. wheat sent notes from I might tell you August 1, and on the 2nd. perhaps a in the Heart ) . io131:Ysr A unt. that you need have three e F ilstcItho1 States). future Redemptorist Father, as that's something you wear) to of your hard work.-Your loving niece, no worry I know You think that This time, s. d. ab not out FlESSY M. USFIlE E. de . B accepting this cash I'm not conveying however!. of stetting your date, Frank, and seeing that you .. 5 0 any wrong' kriptute, and by way man, for if I did not give itfrom a sick For a bit of cash would die, lecided to "Slow Coach,- Pemberton Bushie F Dear irm hart T axation Returns childre by n have St. Alphonsus for your second to sendina the you for of Suffering Sinner," Fremantle . . 5 0 As a beggar perhaps von think the Sandy and the Busbies. I am of the people you enclosed re akei which There were shriek, of leave in° about me doing hard work " patron, things look promising there. I would proWalshe IN. Al DATE.' 1OR L01)4•Nik.."11. I honour aptsed. P. Miss In of the limit. t referred to hack-always — The 2nd is the second anniversary of rbably drink it, and as I have a great one hand waved so r/ft7 father can see it, because when ... L AND: 31%1 Augu•O. Yet, you're helping me, my meaning to joina Our Lady of Perpetual Sucat last Archde egard ut cosy hand-worke home for bring b d used dear, 7 beamthe F Old acon eathere = Scotch. I have ded our Little Ray of Sunshine's entry Tribe." A The t Anthon cour, the St. and y, .11 St. . NC01 hut, ••• task to persevere. I hotly. alas! es cider' to favour the Yoeris — for into this world, and, of course, on acyoungster put her hard covers and charcoal drawings, he used Scot:h with Though when I plead 1 Theresa) .• • • • . • • • • 3 0 Salaries and 1.A.i,t e.r. loran VIA. = m y support. . hear your say' "Why don't the he.lo nuns e'd the ..., to *sleeve I assure you, all the her i count of her being a _sister to His — up Jilly. 1,1 : rolled the v oice say "trim it!" poultry 2 errno,moe.) 4 same, that I have not and hastilyclaims, and proudly teach vcm to be useful instead of all "Cabbage Leaf," Palmyra nto%ar pieotih Majesty King lw-,n ratdeted tnis repoatiso io.•ine%% 111C- 0111C4, I. ()rat H. Eureka Kevin Kalgoo l l 2 ." 6 " rlie tnr5r .. O'Doherty her considered f ho ai N n otiar ira rs hr!anId Thy* von r ehern! I you will Waters, we have to offer her our unit- Old de combat by any overdose of It's been remark vaccination marks! isn't these fancy nothingal" know in what 2 6 and Aileen." R'-than': ed oh Lady kind, H OSI'l !AL FUND. Form 111A. No. 1 = her Scotch or Old Irish. to put me, but I propagating the for voter loyal spirit of generosity "CelineLesley Lewis, Co(Agardie 2 8 -. ed sentiment, of loyal affection, though With for Th at sincase it must Miss forther would have be rerest ryeope a hard ration. and to walking ,11141. FililitOM `g T111 I I, No. i. = the wishes find. pies in FIV1 I'm r for Bushie a oom s! victory for Sandy I know she'd rather have some soft to our stretch of instructi on my A 1ogoett Leeder Margar Mary," keener . 2 ville wine et 6 31%1 " s. Mc -Yours, sincerely, huffiness woman than won- erwne -tts Bashful Yoong shadow of the MO but T hope ft enif "The Harp That Once" (In hon_ time ago where sugar on her dummy. nen% The Shy and Hazeldene more than a shadow be Xmas Perkins was be . Peniait.us. for t.ailur., ur. to £100 7. ling han of matter "BACC Last of all is the eldest of the H Sales and purchases of land. entioned the sojourn Sacred our Our Lady -of of the ing at Dear Bachus.• - Wasn't • m Indrtftso the l'itst nth. c. it .11 rs = Eye, or T won't be able for my ;lam : Foram awl bury Convent. Now group, and 'riddles said she is sure you ,, 'it' Come so easy to your .... 2 8 : T wonder if Iblack eye the other day. but pudeline • 'Kempis who said AUNT l'IlinzSlr hand, wroth., like me to _ the trouble. are bhishing rosy red at the surprise to BLACK Who ** ski her , A. E. put And You keen vonr own istvettitory Nunyle Gerard call on her? Anstey to Master , abroad much often like 't : 7_ ... . ca re She bring roe mall,fne 1 r would. hut if you are of finding your birthday greetings in r•fri t hia.i• to C. home more it will to your delf memor Uncle going Jack) of y (In 2 .. than they took with 6 a s Prikotial Voculli Cotrim .,, n ,t .11' V •11.11•613 "' : Bethany man von will have to thee, " or !rimeexof job the f70rner after all this long time the on take Margar Hartze to Green' Miss r. et you 11,111111:111ffilitliffillliiiii111:: 1:MU: thing to that effect and produce 7 i Dear Aunt flessys-Our dear mother r ettificate of reliable r was very As a client of St. since you last wrote to us. bushes .. .. • . • • • • • . • • 2 6 sorry We do as she wants someone .Ositine (-arch)cousinship as well as the letters in your Corner us reads the re remark hope that your 13th. birthday on the home. when I heard that 'vu bretight T am tint an "ate6 Anne s last my an Eastern germ of the ran," always. says. Collected in Thanksgiving, per hsee written to She doesn't seem sorry appeara ark will give you more sweet stir. our nce of the card every week, and she you lately. Eni Compared with von I'm Rushie Bessy ted •• 2 8 own home product i • hid eflti for dear little Bessy Aunt and the lukewa th -Poor rm :s at . ,ea enforgot prises than this, and that you won't to air snotigh. Ir.akes oenole lass the praying. WHY WORRY ABOUT YOUR In honour of St. Veronica. per Yet. if You' had not to pointless. I would though we We t Busbies." c remes been pocket Hoe* your sleepy eyes on Sunday a like an excuse for my my prisoner in it found nPeri T here make mention and Bushie Remy 2 in the abode of the .• • • lone f.,1r• r‘nociet it' at you this two and sixpence: it is TAXATION RETURNS Wingbse Angels. That Ti! plead night until You have resolved to join the letter.-Yours AS sendthe pocket money we have saved Miss Chriasie Make Frayne. maybe you would voile big intertion oso teal 'Alice veer apes) T all You can have them rr,When never hsve heard So T hone ONCE . up your Corner again. MY typewriter THAT HARP THE °hastily how badly. in. nee4 of the gray, saint hepre Sacred Heart School, Highgate 2 6 by We pray for oared by weeks and weeks. for end of Awned and that wt.' what . thanks -Many sampa is a hit rhettinaticv this damp weathy Once That 1 am saving Harp the and Master Kevin and Miss Betty reached by the end of the1700ve o fidelity to the Cause. 1 you and the Busbies: will you pray ther. so she can't be overworked. a ssure/rapport my poor Sandy is, and I MeLernon, Sacred lievt W. KINANE You he will he most (It'll- Lady is cure to for us (l will-but I hope you're not e o e eraiee or ne,onnee. therefore, children, be good and appreciative help you a hard hit if you iorsc• k it, School. Flighgate • •• 2 6 re- of the compliment. pairi• hive ears was who •remain -We Jude? I) ? St. , for cases + trine after the %Ind main good always and then you will r-,:os. it ATM Awl if in month that is coat sops the Lord is looking the future You are Miss Catherine Smith, Sacred Taxation Deccount the ant at A would-b nieces, loving e Strong your ever Whil e volt are askine Her to h tempted to iCrympfirrlot some eurely go to that lovely home of God and you next, and when He "drink a ten-shilling Heart School. Highgate 2 6 flood things come rnu, vnu partment. Obtain Expert Ads,' CELINE AND AILEEN. note." be prudont. be will there which we ear Heaven and Nacre there mieht ern situatio also e, n slip in tsetse, the a - hosto-o clear Bacchus. and send before lodging Returns. Dear Celine and Aileen,-You sound Mks Mary Therese Jessop, Baron mu- behalf fnr somethine Ioeti ;t 'rm. for o s T try•qt cnnne evroat rto are more lasting ;nes than any we lady left without her right o therwise you n 2 0 ooss000so can Only Address. two doves, meek as as young and AS 'Mtn' much ex-7 ihicriso raill'oreet thfroes end wither through this life. as act gladly Your reforests ore I will M;-- Hardy, North Perth .. 1 OYAL INSURANCE BUILDufferset R more like methin are you ks yet he and ar a Tot ladies of Young ' fruit. Cheerio -Yo - - :•.r the Bashful A UNT BESSY INGS. Sr ever. your aunty, and that in more ways but never for her intenSANDY McDOUGALL ACCEP TERRACE GEOR GE'S ST. noticed I pas? cc one-nest TTTr TS than rnr•N'TPv rnrc CHALLENGE. when thee include giving you a McPherson Gains Two Sympathisers. Opposite Foy and Gibson's1 ( WILL MEET DONALD have the note postal and letter your Dear Country Cousin.-The McPHERSON IN SHOW WEEK eye. I have a feeling that she From a Soft Spot. BUT BONING MATCH WILL Telephone R7229 Fremantle marks on, too, but maybe, inhe NOT BE OPEN TO THE last S it one of McPherson's roost arkunday Dear Aunt Bes.sv.- -Having just read n re rmoiun d that appari PUBL borne of tion Ii.. only an 'twits rot you will S ask supporters may I upport , so known by our fruits, "The Record" and learned therein of Z.... ster supper and a certain brand oi DONALD MePHERSON, !Rant they will be sound right this te afraid to take on s-to o,•,-. even the Boxing Match that is to come off SANDY I.UGALL, cheese I indulged in one evening last will It 'o is be is a woman hate' the core, in Show Week. I beg to enclose lOs. in and not passably just THE WHITE HAIRE The Dark-lfaired, All-Round I am nevertheless delighted week. D BOY and health on the exterior. I n - such a lot for the Cause! favour of McPherson. he being to my of The Corner, dear mother reads you 'The your Registered Supporters to Sport. BESSY that . UNT deny A that mind, the more deserving party and all I look Date: for and yen- o Registered Supporters to for it she let you read it Record.more 1 21 Date: than the better fighter I ask for comes the I wish him every might not go any further than you ISO. Life. hill o: Sunny on the prayer S:e If7 . Admitting this seems to Note: - cornerites who wish to success, and hope that for the edi. Always New Stocks Arriving. support either hero are the Kookaburra and then I'd never 47 Aunt Bessy,to he the r egister themselves in favour fication of your readers he will put best grateful and most invited to -thank the pocket of money your got have ARNE McPhe TT BROS. (l934), LTD. rson or McDou B turn T can make to Almighty God 'e were when first we met. sending in One Penny, or as many self-confident Sandy to the anguish of pennies as they wish in gall, by h iure we are; I'd like to bet all very much. you all the prayers haying to drop fl into Your their fancy. pleased He been has HAY ‘'t: BENNETT STREE1 Cr favour of Every penny Lemonade AUNT BESSY. answer through a long life and as k ive be when next we meet? Bottle -Yours. etc., be reckoned as an additionalreceived in favour of either party will PERTH. can iudee. T have never been slow to 1z7.eary question gets use beat. best supported be Wedne supporter. and whoever fails to be sday. in Show Week, A NfePlIF,RSONTTF plead such fine to be paid into I won't fnreet that need BIRTHDAY GREETINGS TO Dear McPhersonite.--T am in re the Lemonade Bottle bywill be fined C. dour ea, rpath let's hope s all and w Dead*, Joe Carmody, Winnie vnitrc. yourself, butt c sway for Rita the it ombata nt. All unsucc cash essful ceipt of yours 10s.. which was received in support of both handea rends uphill, be ores May Stevens, Teddy Bett, receive rage, to forget don't it parties F will go to over ht- my Editor, and though the Busbies, ii.future years may bring bent backs not t•-- thanhs--that nerhaps. is and Peggy Smith, at liberty to express myself as only consolation for heir(' t wt two journey on the tracksMy Dear Six,-Greetinge merry and with emu- selection of a hero, pleased a second operation, and Caen the last I Giveall vood isifts-that and was-an to each of you, and all ()I:7Will on your entry nevertheless, deeply grateful to am ,I•Oirclel will bind my heart to yours, state of you would be w 4:4e than the 'mid my Gosling:wishes that every holy and happy for being slyest' a sport in the causeyou quickly F.Thllo,wfirst. I hope the results ef the first 7edtheTn0leeT, rt,7 :0!.. ‘;: c of ;in r 5 4, ‘ n a . fen nh ft rCie i o 't P Tbi e : f l r l i w fl t heaven and those whom you love from the Bus-hies T would advise you not _thwaibttilheweaw,po operation and the 'flu will soon de etoolb:, Ter,:a resv i .ey'friicolm : u.se . Aussr.haCa e on earth will gladden and rejoice you -AUNT BESSY aaii(rin Y. • otente of ,.clorri for the stretch. to ro near McPherson until vcIt t‘ h vat tor part. will mark an answered prayer. feel rionicinutbame Someone is AUNT BESSY. on your anniversaries. strorige-. as he will he so Last week we fillesi 14 vacancies grateful he is a's powerful as those used hr some Kalgoorlie. oing to attain to "Sweet Seventeen" g may /.7 111-aces von. These ranged D ear city offices. ;11 T•RE Aunt Bessto-Enclosed A U NT BESSY WHEN count FIRST WE Hay -street. East Perth. MET. to might must know week, she wont(' coming so T during the please ' find P.N. valued Zi/R, weekly down to 15/—and £6 o rn 1.The Dear Aunt Bessy,-Mum and I have Old Replies Lady . to assist you to $'""‘IrPri and; ten enslinvs bens and lotz We are sure have place of honour. collect the COO. this is the slackest time of the ,o shop next door to Sandy's married You can include me aerklinee 'ay the Fast of 'Our Ladr's E:twt-et;est aweponeitetinh,-;:mv I know Mecourt-street. Leeder that you will be a Sweet Seventeen. a mongst In busy weeks we now fill year. Your yille. siete vnte for r. Mrs. McNish, and she is one embryo? Peathered Tribe and for Manv thanks Dear Aunt Beesv.-Enclosed dear Winnie. and we hope the ins """'nf ;on. the balance please 25 to 30 positions weekly, of our best customers, so we want 55Y- 41ould have answered evcry nue& PE 1 UNT ha fill A ndsome les entry. in not will years advanc will find one good green penny you ortant in e a to p care A unty. I am afraid postsupport Sandy, and 'Mum and I are the Scheme will C.C.C. graduates get Gold Effiage stamp. and I wish it to he put to sen your love for the Bushies. Teddy lose Your services isked, con ning send ing sixpenc if e your digelktion. to ciency Badges. practical experiback you pair of him up. We Smith, the Peggy the credit of poor dear Mr. and succeed in 'lett Earth. y our Objective. a Donald hope he runs rings around that old Somewhere on God'sremember 'sTICe in j,ttr own offices, and you dance in together for the 8th.. McPherson. I think Sandy McDouhe asked to take I believe you will McPherson and puffs all the wind out over the position of Dear 'Aunt Bessv.-If T promised /t' Poets, although their skine be because she is betwee you, Rita n gall ought to be thoroughly with .'REE EMPLOYMENT SERT reasurer h.,- the last letter I of him. Donald McP'herson doesn't State. tls )1iosulttn of himself for accepting such aashamed the senior, as the book says Rita will However. aright, in my VICE FOR LIFE. t epistle ) rustine i k tma w lengthy inhl that e ; gentle_ l n otnhepeli at the end of the know what he's up against when he's to write a more nt a ndi or be 10. Peggy will be 6. and Teddy will Manly challenge as Mr. McPherson forgive e yeas ou will please have a surplus instead - *all, write or *phone B2024 for trying to run down Sandy in this Corfollowing week, hut be S on the eighth day of this new to him. Jot- any lady could see put of a debit, for the The fact it Training "Guh's No so. usiness done that haying B ner, and not Mum for presen knows t, au revnir. he was telling a month. Mr McPherson only challenged raise funds nibble at their pencil's obligation. him fib too when he said he took Sandy's that I have been helping to belong. so "e s nt:otod.t°° E Toe and May come 9th the on bemuse he felt Sandy would Then UREK A. Dear Eureka.-It which I not sister to the Pagoda dance, because forgetfulness would eive me for the Parish to through so rough and uncouth as to dare be -truants from the Corner for many a great pleasure to :9ue hthne ! rn not b to nlieen.xgthutwi.eter sv she is see was it You helping know dm isdeaen. t Mrs. whom McNish to day, so wake up, the both of you. you stir strike at him. long 0 hope be. wer for I and Although pennies are tmitg then u T y ee could rhyme to You ,desseaar the iam that night. I would like to I have remained silent 'nt. and make a birthday resolution in hoo lled ie scarce in this district, I intend instead fi of me sent saving it in nrose. yet I'm You to be your nephew. "W.A.'s Business University," Mum is a widow work with all my heart and not so have the cards telling rg otir of the Bushies, for we need you sure that I don't soul for and I'm her only son and I am twelve. want to "say it in verV COM. Who has beenmy prayers.1 o do to are Brigad we if e our in two that gentle and refined afr. S HEFFIELD HOUSE. p rose" this time. McPherMum and I went down to the Carmelthings that 7 was good at saving no attrac. hilethee.ar sorne__ _ You have given can't say son. Pa has known him all that is expected of us this year lily STREET. PERTH. 713-21 m e }Inc Corner great 5in,'e he was help ite always, and that with Monastery on the Feast of Our Y(Thrself! Vssay their ' in knickerbockers, and he says There is a double birthday space rea doesn't s ( incerity who anyone that I value very much, he Lady of Mount Carmel and we saw -AUNT IIESSV quired this week. as last week's letter wouldn't kill a mosquito, robablv call it aff tion for v much Sandy. He was praying like my pat- m alue your latest aid. As for being prayers well: they'd D saving 'Neset hurt a fly I am still very weak tests was held over, and I am in fear as' ade the Treasu There is a ever ron saint and he had a most angelic trembling lest I hear that some of my terrible attack of the measlesafter T don't know! rer of the State -well. ""11! "1book he its cover." and if so a itidge expre ren T ssion on his face. If McPherson R had a lettsr from find 3s. for little folk have perished from brok, please forgive me not writing ran say ev. T when Dr. comesdam much the bruis McMahon last Tuesday, in es his face I'll get at him soma Mar;a well. 1 hearts. so now God bless you and give this week. I canaht them from 181 Rokeby Road - Subiacn Neverthe a hathe first half of the .Ave time when he's not looking and I'll which he said: "ronerats on the result t Lady spirit of joy. and make o • His n.ana that wass sent to me from you of You. the tell in Sgim ietchitnahtn Doll-youll die in jail!" shall write and a girl bruise him, so he had better mind out. i-rsk.ti and -crgeN ic‘.1 in .t:Isii. tgohgaS )nly Prime Fresh killed Meat F.old friend. hut thank goodness glad to be alive. tet. (Nile for you What Will you tell Sandy Mum and I will do You thin. of that' It is very chln ora lAUNT 'RFSare 1111' I whole of the fruit myself. T ate the Busbies ess T opposite 'Phone BI341. The to your prnphecy when It was a send along some more support when arporav, and yourThishies. -',adopted" three double size, or, as Edgar would not nearly so cheery l'In-alhshonort1P dear to me. as I business gets better nof Il GORNERITES' CARDBOARD to ponder on. t h hA a r ee t We had hopes though THE i ;k7r . 1°1 f O S banana, and tasted alrightsay, an 1 saying /77' when the Sche-re loses fifteen; I'm not o f getting a new customer the other viastsa.•...massaampassate6.- zmnair. going since then, my ser- I was years BRIGADE FOR THE BUSHIES down, but the next morning V f11 SO. eices T hone it wilt have elapsed any m after keep day, Bless., but d bein! it them fell remind Protec through rot Our ' a tion of . so Inee we aren't accused its won. \ I-40LOWAV and Co had eaten it I was overgro (Under the that 4 T have recently been wn with too well off yet.-Your would-be nep- derfults- oenerous tenefoct between this and Xmas at Little Flower\ the know and for Lady LICF.N .--- T'D SEWFRAGI'. the they measles, and this is only my h You ave time is getting limited NUT." vet made my Tittle hew, , 1 lila ALOYSIUS MORIARTY. . ss-eh-se seem "GUM T-...:::::.::-_ -.--, oero:O- ateci' day out of berf, but when I second (1 do!) Srli p volt? altry don't o th i-deerf true. bo' hrophet get back ttl,e Dear Alovsius.-What a nice little we have '-et 8 ,ar to go. ,,•• -iv All re- not c; '. FITTERS & SHEET METAL for a li • Puck'. . . to my usual form T will travel prayer rfir' I a say please hone s on it wee"' be ;all boy you are, and you have got a manly ir°,111 .. WORKERS " Plains lane our parish for supporters for over is suffering spirit. Ur. who iS ill. and whotimes is veto, PO,' I'm delighted to think you ArNT PP,SCah. Elliott ffr,r special i t"'' Trial Solicite,l. A Mrs McPherson, as it is about time at is which hut are on Sandy's side. for all the Ciesiee Sandy ' NO hip 2 a o t-t s PIER STREET. PERTH. tion) per Bushie Besse AUNT RESSY. little el,sp veil McDougall was made to realise a T only n ulv is he le foul': will go for Mr. McPherson, as my poor p the v",' 0 Prt,-- 1n,in .• •• • • east o St Anne He taS R "Mechtilde." Subiaco B4395 pepo'srner is not belonging entirely to Aunt R attstss...41IS c.„..o, boos, wonderftilly patient. sandy is known to be a woman hater, ' nt, Yner Grandma." per Miss Hardy. and I want so essv,---lust a few lines " heart, been ever devoted niece, mv ' spot in for sop 1111"?‘-nUls letter. though he really isn't. - .• . . 2 fl . • .. bat owing eoft He just can't I'm going North Perth . . which made me ,o MARY THERESE SNOGGINS. nr,p,.., they wet.. rte. stand being bossed by his Aunt Mary's to mu' he;oo r i well again. soJude for him.'''.' itSt. l Mary.-T thank voti for your to aroel. novena eein a Send two more along. as legacy, and the fact of not being able ADVERTISERS WHEN' SHOPPING. the h letter 'id trust the germ of veur niece. brothers always come to draw out the menev she left him PI'RCHASE FROM OUR reto the revere. I- •••- lnt-ing GERALPTY% cent sioness has not adhered K indest regards ____arn , r unles t the s he marrie-: before he is forty. 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NO. 33 BARRACK STREET, PERTH. in from each one of us individual- This stream which held no ways, t ime, sift in flot,r eggs one fear for And now he is a priest through all ly.---Blessed Julie W. L. CARTER, %tanager . me. and bak powder with Billiart. his days. To that fair -headed youth may a spice in pit- fruit. Bake in • fall be: ALWAYS THE SAME moderate ov C ATHOLIC ACTION. His late-anointed hands Ile. too, must cross in the G reen Tom twilig ato ht Are wet with sacrifice, Pickle. di If there are In order to be truly apostolic, His whispered breath tomatoes gmo\ Good friend, I am building the the re tr uly will bridg e zeal ous for the salvation of always Can summon Christ again to mysfor him." ones a,.'ailable. be some gr souls, we must go out of ourseltic death. —An on. t hese to make a We may He is a priest for ever. ves, praying for the great intendelicious plc To • • 61bs. of tomatoes tions that occupy the mind of FRIENDSHIP OF CHRIST Let not this glory dim, 0 Lord, A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. o . nion s, 1 cup treacle. allow 4 the Church. praying and workThis fervour fade, NEW HOSPITAL OF ST. JOHN OF GOD, SUBIACO. 2 quarts will not now call you -;er- vinegar, and 1 ing for others, giving them of Always remember him ounce each SPLENDID UP-TO-DATE ACCOMMODATION. van ts; for w the servant knoweth Whom Thou has made Thine Own our hest whether hole pepper, . ADMITTED AT ANY TIME DURING THE TERM ARE it Conveni he allspi ent to SUBIACO and LEEDERVILLE Railway Stations in OYS ce the B cloy anointed. forefront of Catholic Action or in not what his lord cloth. But I and ginger. slice the tomat and Trams. 111 • 111 ha OMM ve ERC,IAL WORK A SPECIALTY. called you friends, because sprinkle with salt, C Recent Additions consist of a Fully-Equipped X-RAY DEPARTMENT the hidden well-springs of that and Keep his heart let th all things whatsoever I have s tand all nigh and CHILDREN'S WARD. t; then drain a From all the dust of earth apart, Action which are filled solely by hea atien P ts may select their own Medical Advisers. rd of My the Fath er. wate I r. have made And in Thy teeming comfort ever prayer. — Mother The onions M. Philip, known to Unfinancial Patients may be admitted on Doctor's Recommendation you. be You have not undergo the same proce sho For Particulars Appl .,. tq-I. R.V.M. OPEN TO ALL DENOMINATIONS ss, \ chosen me, but I have chosen all ingredients Strength to his frailty. toget her, PRIN THE —John Desmond Sheridan. CIPA you.—St. John, XV., 15, 16. L with good vinegar, and boil u THE WISDOM OF FATHER t ende r. Put into jars, and co WITH SAINT AND SAGE. DEGAN. w hen cold. DISCOURAGEMENT. Remember to God has such a sense of beauty good vinegar alwa Fulfillable promises require a ys, as a no that He ‘votild not come on earth sounder foundatio Man y are the days of discour- quality spoils the n than benevopickle, anri as a rich King. agem lie came !ike lent intentions and pious aspira- bee ent. Other people have m ore, ver. detrimental to heal a bird swooping down to earth, tions. n discouraged also, hut have and making the sky beautiful as NW !Woes It is injurious to precocious pulled through. Do you know W hen apples are cored it comes. children to treat them like per- the story of Abraham T.incoln? for b a Half Sixes You have abandoned the coun- forming dogs by exhibiting then.; If not, read the following, which inLz.. till the holes with hro\i s ngar GENERAL FUNERAL FURNISHERS. and two or three clove sel of the Holy Spirit to listen as infant prodigies to groups of has been distributed as a cure for the n the .11r blues:— -round xv;th an inch to the Evil One; you were a admiring friends. MOTOR VEHICLES, V necessary we Baste now and th branch of the True Vine. and you "When Abraham Lincoln was w ater. The whole purpose of political w hile stake to order baking with this and V have cut yourself off with the organisation should be not to a young man he ran for the LegFUNERALS CONDUCTED IN ANY PART OF THE STATE will have a delicious svrtip knife of self-love.—St. Catherine crush individuality, but to pro- islature of Illinois, and Av7t*4 of Siena. tect the individual and to give ly swamped. He next entered Note the Address. 195 PIER STREET, PERTH. A heart united to Our Lord him liberty to develop the best htsiness. failed, and spent .seven- Say—"I saw your Advertiseme 'Phone 134343 : 03: Private 'Phones: EMS and BEM Ph one B1381 in "The Record." Next to Piccadilly Te4Rooms) ;s the . grain of wheat that brings that is in him to its highest. teen years of his life paying off the debts of a worthless partner. forth fruit a hundredfold. Few capacity. The cure for monotony in a He was in love with a beautifill tulerstand this mystery. be==7. cause few are willing to die to. job, especially one of a domestic woman, to whom he became ene verything. and in the first place character, is to keep.on trying to gaged: then she died. Entering Madeleine Sophie devise ways and means of doing politics again, he ran for Conto self.—St gress. and again suffered defeat it better. Barat. He then tried to get an app ONLY l96BARRACK STREET, PERTH ' •- • In measuring human prog Pray with perseverance a-• • ell Pork Specialists and Mnufacturers of Table Delicacies merit to the United States ress we Lan d are God often defe-s to a • faith. apt to lose sight of fun- Office, but Cleanliness, Civility and Attention a Speciality. 'Phone B2289. Prompt Attention to Country Customers. grant our petitions because He damentals and to over -stress candidate failed. He became a for the United State rei4 ices in the homage which we points of merely accidental ,or in- Senat e. and was badly defeated re tier Him by them And our cidental importance, such as im- In 1R56 he became a candidate de'ires aye purified as -ye" as in- proved automobile gears. forget- for Vice -Pre sident. and acre - •0 ting that what the world is creased by prolonged pleading. Fir somebody soon a ship will suf- defeat once more. In 1S5S i. . "come home" with a fortune ferin g from to-day is loose men- was defe Honours are always dangeron board . . . It may be ated by Douglas. What poisonous food is tal gears. ous. YOUR ship f ailure after another—had r),', Buy in ticket to -day in the W hen men, who have served daily to those in high u res— grea t setbacks long 100 per cent Pure Yet, in No. 30 A soul must be well been on the dole. are offered em- the face of all thes . position! e failu res and Cons ultati on Charit etac ies hed from herself to pass ployment. they often weigh d disappointments. FREE FROM PRESERVATIVES On sale everywhere at 2/6, or unscathed through it all.—The in their minds as to whether up became one of he eventaa' • from Box C106. G.P.O. Perth the his cou nt, wages. which are offered, Little Flower. are as greatest men, if not the great(' etas, PRIZE The man who worries lest he desirable, in view of the work in- \ \Then von think of a series Of volv ed. as the relief dispensa- setbacks like this. has not done as well as he might doesn't '• — or lest he has made a mistake is tions. which itwolve no work. It von feel rather small to be is not likely that a man will needlessly concerned. We arc ac- couraged, iust because von I all making mistakes. Every- cept work if the wages he' is of- you are going- through a thing we do might be done bet- fered is only a shilling or two sion.' as And' calls it? abo nosing Awnist.10 ve what he is able to ter. but we must keep busy aml draw put onrselves to our job: by way make up for lost time of dole. transact the business as it comes ." day after day. W hilst there is a sense in w hich it is true to say Co., Ltd. A DVICE TO A SON. that PRAY FOR OUR ENEMIES. er moves the arm of God prayOffic MAR Head 34 e: TIN PLACE, SYDNEY. R , emember that a victory what over Branch Offices: 475 COLLINS STREET, MEL Almighty God have mercy we should desire above every- yourself is wor BOURNE. th a dozen at the 29 KING WILLIAM STREET. ADE upon you and forgive LAIDE you thing else is that the arm of God e xpense of others. Agencies Throughout the State. (Words of St. Benedict address- should move us. thus bringing Take off your hat CLASSES OF LIFE, ENDOWMENT, AND ALL and stand PROBATE ASSURPerfection ed to those who tried to poison our requests into harmony with up in the pres ANCE EFFECTED Stock, Special, Giant, ence of a lady. POL ltE pocke A ICY him .—From the Dialogue of St. the Divine Will. t. HOL DER IN YOU Guard your health R OWN COM and Beauty, 6d. Selection Agents Wanted for City and Country. PANY. Gregory. Pansy, "Fragrant," a is your most precious well, for it , 2s. possession. Western Australian Office: BRIDGE BUILDER from Raggli Giants, R emember that there's Gleam, 60.. "An old man travelling a . one Nasturtium, GoldenHybri woW ARWICK HOUSE. ST. GEORGE'S TERRAC 6. lone 1 ds, man highwho will never HAPPINESS. E. PERTH. way. Nasturtium, Gleam Gleam 16. misun'Phone: B6815. . B. MURPHY, Resident Scarl et astur ders tium, tand—whh Avin -lever betr N What are all :emporal things Came at the evening, cold and grey, Secretary. Quality, ay y our confidence— To a chasm deep and wide. Sweet Peas, Best but deceitful? vour Mother. 26' Seeds And what will The old man , 200 crossed in the twilight S eeds 1 all things created avail thee, if BULBS. dim. doz.; M USIC AND APPETITE. A nPnione. St. Brigid, 1 thou he forsaken by the Creator? For the raging stream had no fears Som 100. e Vfor him: great composers have Renounce thou, then, all earthly 3 50: Mixed. 1" Ranunculus. Best things. and make thyself pleas- He paused when he reached the other almost starved for lack of means 100. 5:to doz.: 3- 50; feed themselves ing to the Creator and faithful And side, reezia-s. Coloured Hybrid. 116 properly. builded a bridge to span F O ther the great com to Him. that so thou inavest lay dozer. tide. Large been famous gour posers have AN EXCLUSIVELY CATHOLIC BENEFIT SO Dlf!odils, Special Mixture; hold on true happiness.—The "Old man." cried a fellow man ds. CIETY dozen . pilgr im rurnr ets. 6 T near, Descripticns. R os:ini is said. to have Imitation of Christ. pres eedline*F. All ent"You are wasting your time DIS W,A. TR ICT FUN 'S DS AMOUNT TO £21.000 S by build- ed his portrait to a Readv orovision mering here) Bulbs chan . t with allot Y thes our e journey will end with the OFFERS words written GLORY FOR GOD. Post Free end- on it: "To my t ie est p,)sible i,enefits for the low est possible Contributions: ing day Vew ratalogne Benefits comprise: Sickness Benefits, stomach's 'best God's interest alone must fill And never again will Medi atten ik)tit. Free cal tion and Me,licine and Hospital Benefits. Prov h you pass this friend." Dus ision for Male and Female Deat sek was so WIN this huge •oi great Catholic Society Mem our hearts! Full particulars from, way: What a blessing an eater that he som F LS., GENERAL SE:JRETARY, WEST AUSTRALIANCHA PERTF etimes was this would be! Have we ever You have crosaed the chasm deep and provided by his MBERS. ST. GEORGE'S TER 74 BAR-ZACK ST RAC-E. PERTH. TEL. 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Catholic News from Everywhere dolence with, the persecuted Catholics, deeply convinced that the Church's cause will in the end t riumph, and that this new martyrology will only make the love of Christ revive more powerfully, as well as the Catholic Faith. The resolution ends with an appeal to the Polish powers, and more especially to the deputies of the Diet and to the Catholic Senators. • •
the expense of repairs, so they each gave goods in kind, and asked the clergy to help sell the goods in Paris. Not only vegetables, but ducks and geese were off ered for sale. Large numbers of Parisians read about it in their newspapers, and went along and paid good prices. • • There are now 3,888,707 Catholics in India, Burma, and Ceylon. according to statistics given in the current annual issue of "The This reCatholic Directory." presents an increase of 150 per cent. in the last 50 years. • • A new Catholic radio station in Costa Rica has been consecrated by the Archbishop of San Jose. Situated in the parish hall of La Soledad, it can broadcast to Panama, Cuba, Nicaragua, Honduras and other countries. The object of the new station is to unite the Christian family into one great audience enjoying good music, receiving ecclesiastical information, and listening to sermons and reports on various activities for the propagation of the Catholic cause.
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Holines5,1 memberi the Pontifical Commission authentic interpretation for the of the code of Canon Law. Mos Rev,. Father Filippo Maroto, Superi or General of the Missionary Sins of the Immaculate felz9.r Mary. has been appointed o 1: suitor to the Commission. Ce5!r6 ,.i.:1 * * * Fur the first time for over 20:: yeas, an episcopal consecration' took plice in Madrid, r w hen tie fullness of the ecel! tlYfY hood as conferred in the Cat'le• drat ot Mgr. de Arriba, the . ' Bishut of NIondonedo Bishop of Madrid. Several ' b).th: the i sands crowded the Cathedral for t he Cq*CIT1011 V.
Before the heart of the late Marshal Pilsudski was taken Irons the Belvedere, it was placed and sealed in a glass vase. The ceremony was performed in the presence of Mme. Pilsudska, PreBefore leaving for America, Rev. Dr. McMahon, 11.A., Ph.D., sident Moscicki, and a commisCohn T. Dip,Ed., left yet another booklet for sion composed of physicians and the assistance of teachers in the hands jurists. A document was pre* * * of the printers. A copy of "Liturgy pared, and signed by the Presi* Classroom" has just reached us for the Tit! Holy Father recently Le 'from the publishers, Pellegrini and Co., dent. certifying that the heart c eivtd Cardinal Lepicier wish hi was that of Jozef Pilsudski, the eminently This booklet, Sydney. misson on their return 170m readable, is in the author's words, "an document being placed with the Main. where Cardinal Lepi(ier appeal to priests and people, to teach- heart in the glass vase, to which ers and children, to join the revived the Presidential seal was affixed. presded over a Synod as Papal: liturgical apcktolate, which seems to Legtte. The vase was then put in a silver be the divinely appointed means of urn bearing on one side the inrestoring all things in Christ," The importance of the liturgy is scription, "Serce Jozefa PilsudsSster Irenaeus died at St. well brought out by Dr. McMahon, kiego 12 Maja 1935," and on the who describes it as "the theology, the M ay's Convent, Columbu? o ther the Polish Eagle. Mme. great school of the people." Its meanOho, U.S.A., after six years as Piustidska herself to the urn "Only one building stands in shown took discussed, and it is ing is From reach its climax in the Mass. fro inthe Belvedere to the rail- Quetta. That is the Catholik. an invalid confined to her bed During her long illn the liturgy of the Mass the author way station and thence to Vilna, school for European children. ch.ir. Siter Irenactis translated seve passes to the use of the Missal, its where it was Not placed in the Church a brick not a was dislodged, necessity.. and its practicability. This On the 1st. child wa• injured. Yet, all withal reading hooks fro thought-provoking little book closes of St. Theresa. which programme inst.. liturgical the around only remains of Mine. Maria long low heaps of Fetich to Latin. with a catholic should he of ("Teat use to our Pilstidska, the Marshal's mother, bricks and smashed woodwork teachers and a bibliography of litur- were brought to the church from mark the place where streets In the Archdiocese of Milwaugical reference hooks. Lithuania. The religious ser- stood." So reads a "SundaN ke, a Communion rally of some The Pre- 3,000 members of the Holy Under an arrangement reach- vices at Vilna, conducted by Dispatch" message. ed last year between the Hier- Msgr. Michalkiewicz, Bishop of sentation Nuns' Convent was de- ..';ame Society took place on July Twelve years ago the , as a tribute to the Most Rev, archy and the Government of Vilna. were of a private rather stroyed. than an Irish official character, but Presentation Nuns took up .ainuel A. Stritch, D.D., Archthat in Action Catholic Poland, country has the juridical sanction dense crowds lined the streets work at Quetta. They had a fine ishop of Milwaukee, who ohof the Government to function from the railway station to the convent and school, and their crved the 25th. anniversary of educational work flourished and u s ordination on May 21. The outside the obligatory law for as- church. w as appreciated by non-Catho- 4.reat demonstration was held Upon the initiative sociations. lics. A fter Four of the Irish Sisters in Marquette Stadium. It was aeroblessing the new of his Eminence, Augustus Cararrived at Quetta in March 14, the rgeatest religious demonstraplane of the Aero Club of ValPoland, of Primate dinal Hlond, a Commission was formed com- encia, at the Manises airport, 1923. and commenced school at tion ever held in the Archdioposed of representatives of the Bishop Lauzarica climbed into the priest's house next morning cese. Fifty priests distributed Hierarchy and the Ministry of the machine and flew over the w ith over 70 pupils, of all creeds the Blessed Sacrament to the As the result of city. In the same ceremony the and colours. The work of these great throng of men and boysthe Interior. the The tenth anniversary of the deliberations of this commis- Bishop blessed three private nuns grew, and it was their hop6 that their convent would become stigmatisation of Therese Ne.11" sion, the Council of Ministers is- aeroplanes. a powerful aid in Christianising mann, the Bavarian peasant girl, sued a decree by virtue of which nam A "Times" message from New the pagan masses. a ssociations having religious and of Konnersrenth. whose througho York states that the new Mexiknown excepgranted cultural aims are Th Five hundred Czech priesU has become tions, and immediately there- can Cabinet appointed last month took part the world, has just passed. t in a public processio coming has a strong Conservative tinge. visitors after, Catholic Action began of prayers and invocations fC number of consider functioning under the direct jur- The substitution of General Ce- w orld peace onnersreuth has been K co held in Pragti strict isdiction of the Hierarchy. Four dillo for Senor Garrido Canabal Members of ably reduced since a he ep the Prague Cath t to by is a cause of satisfaction much applied associations exist in each diocese dral Chapter, representatives I troi is being Regensbu authorities at —for men, women, young men Catholics in Mexico. as is also r eligious Orders copal and parii some vi and young women—and the Bis- the selection of Senor Vasquez priests from Prague Yet there are always to a br and vicinSr admitted hops are held responsible to the Vela in place of Senor Garcia assembled in the to he Cathedral ad. manage State authorities for the pro- Tellez as Minister of Education. after assisting at visit. Mass, tly * * grammes and activities of each Both, says the message. have a w ent in * procession to the totbs reputation th,e for tolerance, whereas Grossinith group. In each diocese the Orof Czech kings and several mmtheatoM r. George dinary names those who are their their predecessors showed bitter orable shrines in and author, the neighbor- f amous actor. last month principal directors of Catholic enmity towards the Church and hood. Praying and sinfrig c al manager. who died to the towards the teaching of any form convert A ction. hymns, the priests went to in England. was a received gl of religion in schools. • • the Praemonstratensian Cinch. Church. He was • vadoen,d The Catholic Association of 13N cciNe-assia:It where the Rt. Rev, Meth4itis t1h90 iipi r(1)9E s l Ca ri::s , . , e7 Paris shoppers were surprised 7 avoral. Polish Working-men has just Rethe Abbot, addrtsed passed a resolution against the the other day to see three priests them, recalling especially tt re- tifice" by the Holy Father.for the persecution of Catholics in So- selling vegetables in a shop in cent appeal of the I-Tolv 14ther quiem Slass was offered He Islas Saint-Germain. for world viet Russia. Mexico, Spain- and t he Faubourg then r epose of his soul. peace. They The Polish corres- The shopkeepers were the clergy held a meeting, from whici was buried at Kensal Green Germany. pondent of "La Croix" states that of the village of Mouchamps, or sent a telegram to the Holy the Polish working-men condemn rather the deanery which serves Father. expressing gratitut for 'Dilapidation has set in to his efforts to published for the R°1/1811 the methods employed by the it. lead nations 'ward Printed andArchbishop ,,bc of Perth. qiirstic) imperil Mouchamps church, peace. anti-religious despotism in those Catholic Slattery. 450 \s.-hich is hundreds of years old. adcountries, and express their Thomas The villagers are unable to pay C ardinal MarchettiPertb niin-ition for. a, well as their con * Seligian i.