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C.B.C. "Old Boys" Ball

VOL. XLIV Little Sisters of the Poor

SUBIACO. An Anti-Catholic The annual ball of the Christian close a. A Catholic Working Girl.-Corresin its at St. Little Sisters of the Poor V The midnight hour was "Common Sense," London, the You did not Brothers "Old Boys" was held received. pondence the guests had ail depart-ed follast, Confession hand St. Joseph's Children's Ball. Fund. had been issue of May 22, published is necessary as a George's Hall on Tuesday week comthe most chiland the scene, for one who was pen of Gen- send name, which floor the The from 21st. letter make On last Thursday week yet held will evenlowing September One of the most successful We the of By donations as acknowledged i course of good faith. the mark during we and Subiaco LIES in there kinsman, dance, entertainment a each held WRITING Gough, for ever successful balls Gold. eral Hubert REGRETS the mat- fortably filled response to THE RECORD Speci was given by dren's ing, brought to mind Oliver Until understand, of Sir Edward Carson, full inquiries, and deal with ABOUT ROME. in King's Hall on Tuesin St. Mary's School It the arrangements were such that the Appeal: Jas. McEncroe, Esq., £5; Village." ters you mention. was an eye- took place "Deserted Curhall the The smith's in successfully. figure most off September. prominent passed and a the school children. 21st and event a happy Slattery, 10s; Mrs. J. Maher, £1 Is in fact, day, the enjust a short while since children and "Inquisitive": 65. Sympathi opener to every parishioner, The hall was gayly decorated, the And Repudiates The Bigots. foregathered ragh revolt of 1914 against audience was thronged with be- Mr. McFarlane, 10s; delighted throng hadrevelry Rule:pennants St. Joseph's Enquiries and Home is of Bolgart: championship isparents, to every one of the large which had Mahoney, College forcement J. their J. statement, 10s; Sympathiser, 3s; Mr. McN The following and sounds of The Sisters with Church Building Fund should greatWe hope to deal ing much in evidence. The supper ra (Westonia), 10s; Mrs. Stayt, 10s who attended. usual (To the Editor of Common Sense.) Australians to- there, are being made. to the cirinterest disturb special under to of in forth and The of interest sued hands were in the you raise in the H read with much indefatigable zealalways convenient, ly benefit from the result. Mrs. Chamberlain, £1; Mr. owing to the activities of the quietness of night-time in Bayswater. the with the question Hope on. Thanks. arrangements indebted to the Su- day, Sense" last week cumstances not folks Mrs. Keough and the ladies com- Smith, SI ls; H.A.C.B. Societies (1 press and the Orange the committee are Football Post's" very near future. "I am a proud man that the them "Common Club for the anti-Catholic Martell spent every energy in tutoring of Mr. Wilmain points of the "Morning biaco Junior posi- mittee. The tables were brilliantly instalment), £7 5s; Dean pen a in the are not enjoyed from We whole is and "Surprised": the rabble, happy "Desperate decorations, red and black £1; Mr. J. Reddy (Mundaring),.£1 children and arranging spoken leading article on the formerly a Baptist were The use of their handsomeallowed Our correspondent festooned with the to re- liam H. Sloan, selves." The deep voice I think that tion to judge. College, the decora- Special Favour, 2s 6c1; Mr. J. they so kindly diversified 30 -item programme. in Mexico, and for twen- with a very apparent Irish brogue, Situation" in Ireland. present and took of- colours of the The general which from the care of Mrs. Brien (Whittaker's under their dance on the pre- missionary all agree that it is desper- was evidently lOs being Mill), shall tions result was wonderful. missions tone, we main the of was very head its criticism in the secyears Whether was ty-two conviction children the ladies cox/ HA.C.B. Societies some very drastic and fence.or not it was frank. ins denomin- carried looked (2nd. appearance of the the It is good Bannon assisted byDwyer, and vious night. up to find mine host ate, and thatmeasures Mc- maintained there by that I will be neces- fair O'Hara, mend, £4 2s: A Melbourne Frien. To- far-reaching mittee-Mesdames ond to none, and theirrendering The judges, Mesdames Boas, Catholic, and and the a take side. now is ourselves my class at We He frank. be items ation. to evening Whatever White, pub- of interpretation of that characterises Connell, Brown, and Shirley judging so- Bannon, Walsh, Davidson, Barrett, 10s. Total, £25 4s 8d. By defici picture be- sary to mend matters. the editor of a Catholic paper advo- strong exception to some of thethat gether we surveyed thethere difficult task in Frost, McGrath, Clune (2): Misses £14 15s 6d. with the best was in may be said of the measures at Las Cruces, New Mexico. costumes we have seen in any part had a very and evidence there being so lishedstatement "Morning Post," they called McGuinness, Smith, Walsh, the fore us,that the by by Mulcahy, competitions, children's entertainments the the cated of wagonette (secon prompted purchase been the for To was don had to serequired are His enjoyment children Pianoforte Barrett, hand), £40; horse beautiful costumes present. recipt of copies of a widely circulat- plenty of the night, and we stood do, as you say, possess the merit, so composition of a "set" for a fancy Selinger, Bahen, Hallion, donated by M of the Archdiocese. elocutionary many and Dewan, Our Boys' Butcher, Hi of which he key -note lections, class singing, They decided on awarding the prizes of the rare among our politicians just now, in Frost, with Miss Monaghan sheet, Perth of events the We speak ball. on dialogues, anti-Catholic dress ed thinking I, songs, silent and "RagSet, as joint secretaries. gate; set of harness, donated by M facing the facts: of McKnight following:-Best Miss know squarely we of numbers, action the hand to at to that delight one a close we no while and as until writes particular, exhibition few hours, and "Morning one, agree with the £40. maypole, and gymnastic For each time," arranged by Misses Esler In returning a cor- past T. G. A. Molloy (£14 14s). of children thorcould write. -bound freight train rushed for to do is to see the hundredsthemselves, made up the programme. Outridge; second best set, "Bridal rected proof of this open confession outward roar Post" that the first thing with we mar[Note: We have mentioned tha the oughly enjoying by, its hideous shrieking toand Mrs. Glendenning. by had communication into arranged we an get purchased, item the children were appropriately Set," prebeen which the has the vehicle of the outcome back "America"), possible vel at the the greatest Best dressed girl (over 10 years), (writes C.Y.M.S. bringing our minds leaders of Sinn Fein. dr 'ised which reflected is in use. Will those intending su to him, Mr. Sloan says: sent again. of undress which imbues so the governing facts? The craze upon them and thetheSisters. Lady," Olive Rusha. Best submitted reare offe should What their ct "Eastern forward you evenkindly in ease scribers willing musical believers a quite was spirit present-day am many "I The occasion Post" has stated some of and (in)elegance for the sake of efarents entered into commend- dressed girl (under 10), "Fairy," publish the enclosed. I am sorry Th been ings promptly, so that the fund ca residence of Mr. and "Morning Another donation of £1 has with is quite true, for Most original girl, it ing held at theMills-ave., of the Nuns' workmust Bayswater, them correctly. It Matting be closed.-Ed.] of prudence and received from the Senior am too busy just now to polish proud of Baby Williams. Mrs. Walsh, a regular system of fect at the expense that Box," Molly Jones. Most Iand in before example, "Doll may able interest. They and be I Churcn but denot WA. it; we would the to But like add Bayswater to impression original boy, "Minstrel," A. Walsh. by which the Association, which, has been organised moderation. the general showing send you something more sat- Fund will benefit very substantially, guerilla warfare cry this in the same terms as we Football Association, from whom a Their at"Olde Englishe," Signe long their little ones made. for this in Ireland. last YOUNG IRELAND was evi- Best couple, recently used regarding, in one in- donation was acknowledged raffles, etc., being organised "Jockey," isfactory." Facey. Roy and the tendance in such numbers Green during Cathoadult the stance, several (hardly) The Confession, very deserving cause, Mr. Walsh, week, holds its meetings in the SoNellie Facts That Should Not Be ForSOCIETY dence of the wholeheartedness Ivy Rodgers; "Golly wog," Verena interpretaso whose is evening. patrons ball in the lic of which gotten. rooms. and engaged course ciety's were We ourselves Sisters have won in the parish for Stent; "Green Shamrock," tion of certain dances was anything honsuch stuff in a few well-chosen words, welcomshould itself social and clan however, considers facts, very successful A Society other The he happily noticeable The audience was Rusha: "Indian Girl," A. Revell; writing and preaching Some and the ed the guests to his home graceful or dignified, and whose oured by having these two sporting was held in the Hibernian Hall 0 Bawn," Irene Stent; "Pan- probably before the editor ofarticles a long time past. all not be forgotten. (1) We Irishmen but gestures were abthe school "Colleen had the happy knack of making Girl," "Menace" was born-for his "Gaiety a very strong desire comportment and if not immoral. associations meeting under its roof, Monday evening last, the pr Rusha: developed Kitty the largest yet seen in have sy," beginthe from from ac. of which being devoted ran high to Forget-me- show that he is yet in the "puppy" feel quite at home usual element of to govern 'ourselves, to be free to solutely disgusting,or young men, or and the committee gratefully church. Enthusiasm Every item re- Dolly Hassett; "Pink char- ning, so that the in various If young women, the receipt of this last- Christian Brothers' Fremantle A beginning to end. and vigorous ac- not," Sylvie Oldfield; "Worker," age, as well as of the "puppy" associated extents which differ but will not take knowledges was in every way a tho Victorian," acter-and we know all about the strangeness, generally at the com- minds, but to be free to govern our- those who should It "Early donation. peal. De Banks; named ceived spontaneous Gene their is de- warning, the responsibility It was well earned. both socially and fi Gavan Duffy; "Nell Gwynne," origin and source of the lies and with these gatherings clamation. once selves we are as a people quite Members who stood in danger of ough success, We refer our readers to not slow to Grace own. mencement thereof, was at Songs, Everything passed termined. (2) We Irishmen are conParents themselves were satisfaction, Dorothy Dyson; "Peace Bonds," El- calumnies that he gives the public Before the war being removed from the Society's ancially. and we 0.P.0.- on Page 3. chance, fair Cairns: every week. We ourselves have conspicuous by its absence. a everyone was cate Florrie given Girl," that, smoothly, "Irish in Lee; fident express, and with keen sie along come proof dances, recitations, and instrumenas well police prosecution would result for books continue todischarge their in- for in an entirely satisfactory in and Lemons," Isobel Rie- waded through all the disgusting their surprise and beenjoyment, the utmost are able to govern ourselves needed, lay in "Oranges attacks on the tal items were enjoyedtoto be evening Miss Be including even many things that are allowed to their numbers and the Willmot; Doris people, During slanderous other ner. of "France," most of which, if any mann; as doubt mire no is present. There the pro. "Yellow and Pink Butterflies," May priests and the nuns; we have ana- by those privileged once happen with impunity to-day.-Ed. debtedness, I remember ley's voice was beard to advanta the fact that although on the English. till that the amount of subscriptions Games for the young folks out Curtin; "Flap- thematised the bishops who wanted dances were given b a well-known English poliand step Shiela and hearing gramme was long, extending SeptemMartin of it and month the for inaugurated, retired treawere collected the a soul the lawns say: "The Irish are not fit to whelmed by the pressure of hate ber is larger than was ever anticipat- Messrs. Courtney, Quinn, Miss Pa Jack Diprose; "Guardsman," to take public funds from half -past ten, hardly had been per- per," Forrestal; also, that a very enjoyable tician Bake "Kaffir Baby," R. sury for the support of Catholic in- was herewas themselves; they never have and jealousy. If Britain's policy is ed it would be, when the matter of tie Ryan, and Little Miss until the last item Will served by Mrs. Walsh govern On all sides the concert D. Phil- stitutions; we have cried to Heaven supper Blue," Such an exptession of Boy it." Mr. Baker ably carried out the d done formed. "Little Cody; Baysthe of par a by true greatness and wis- unfinancial members came before lady helpers against guided ti several schools and density holding the those public All Edmondson; illustrates J. our fairly M.C. of was held to be at least on ties "Sundowner," it defend opinion to fact after which the elders, Ireland will not be one among the new committee, and in exhibition by lips: in connection wit stacks of Rome; we water parish, prevails in certain quarters. dom, with the Christmas convent record for any kets or money school "Indian," Lewis Jones: "Afternoon the insidious lying feeling the call of youth once again, which (at her enemies, but one among her must be almost a society to hand gam ourselves asked are governed not function have the the children of any and at once a Tea," Thelma Skinner; "Food Con- have accused the Pope of We into came great the the month since way joi.--d in the games, to on next Honda late years) because, to make friends and brothers. in the Archdiocese, V. Hawkins; "Cherry Ripe," awake at night to devise some present premises, but there are to the secretary children. Talented leastofof an F the set for Maylands troller," as he desires to strike Irishism, "we have never Government Should Face the Facts. its standard has beenhard E. Lamprey, "Cupid," Mavis Kelly. by which he might surreptitiousl yet some whose names stand on evening, here in abundance, use and continu- The States to e. of Irishweek. Miss records by United the next led But sheet was the forward march let." put which will mean grand over been balance here win arrears of suggestion their The black list, and if Mrs. P. A. ...Laing to the success . tho ous work to keep up. and Mrs. Williams, and Mr. "Romanist" cause; we have paintmen all over the world for the last for serious conside,ation, therefore, the On next Monday evening the usua are not paid up, their names will be weekly conjunction with Esler Mexico and the evening being:-Misses Begley, two hundred or three hundred is that the of of the society w' music. meeting the ignorance supplied Government Bryan worked in final the Burton British ed member.' of the roll O'Doherty, from Braunsdorf, arrangements colours McCart, and even the organisation should "face the facts," and send a removed be held in St. Patrick's School Hall the Sisters in the of the The committee wish to thank all South America in most lurid entertainship within the next week. that Morrissey (A.T.C.L.), and Ryan; years, ordered method of the present and management who so generously donated and we have reason to believe Mr. Doran's Irish Language Class to discuss the future given at thoseprizes. Masters Walsh and McKimmie; and and show fairly - representetivs The will' be a committee meeting rapidly growing, and members a praise is due to much of the bigoted drivel now gooperations, leading Great Fein with ments, first of which was Sinn Ireland the of government GrawAs,, for of Messrs. McCart, Courtney 8 p.m. getting more at evening Guardians have Thuisday the of of next enthusiastic ev Irishmen tne comprised that which rounds course, 2.30 in the afternoon, especially the conclusively of committee, ing including, many adults the Healey, Walsh, Ryan, KriTs'ellarPfor- some capacity to govern themsel- Irishmen, Every member should make a spe- week. All those interested in th Stubbs, Liberty press, and heard in bigoted children but at which Sinn Feiners, who are now the pm As evidencing repeated the following:-Mesdames be present, and so help study of this a, hject are kindly r that to had its origin in gan, and O'Leary. cial effort War remembered rebe Jones, pulpits, British For -festal, must It The were present, and was again Staples, ves. Wing, Protestant party. dominant renewed prosperity quested to come early, and also t the popularity which these evenings the long history of Irish disorder Murray (2), Meagher, our sophomoric declamations years with due improvement at 8 o'clock. that presentatives, avoiding the ambig- to preserve the towards drop, Scott, Kel- ago, when we travelled through the are attaining it might be statedPerth, may be traced to the desperate ef- uous and cautious methods of the which the society seems to have at- bring with them notepaper and pen Of those who contributedfirst men- Hughes, Walsh, Ashby: Misses last few weeks. the the funds with which guests were present from resist within of to tained Messrs. people search Irish Kennedy: the diplomatin of the success of the function (2), forts and Jones ells. ly, States officials and Mrs. Maylands, Como, Leederville. and encroachment of more powerful professional The attendance at the AccountRyan, Kennedy, Wing, to carry on our work of Protestant tion must be made of Mr. should say to the Irish represenare volunteered Sheehan, their na- ists, Class is on the decline. Meat retain ancy be Mr. propaganda, and inveighed in most Osborne Park, and many thanks to to Secretary and Kenny, who so kindly Murphy; and neighbours, wants Jones, The marriage of Mr. Bert Lyon "England tatives: prestheir which people for their to these alive "superstition, to in more due be should took pl disorder bers against The beSecretary, She Lonergan Assistant terms identity. M. the use of their piano, without Brown: tional Irish. H. A. bitter as ence and also the valuable assis- Ireland is not that of a country ad- friends with you friends, she wants own interests than to be absenting to Miss Munchin's Church, Gosnell been impossible to W. it would have immorality, ignorance, and vice" St. we can be ProIt is to Miss E. Jones. when the examinations at Roman Catholic tance which they rendered. "Old and its lieves themselves full repo the people A own its by prosperous. last. execute the programme. among ministered and Wednesday found on happy you see of the Sisters ceedings terminated with the the own government, such as can be to them that the thanks people where we laboured. will appear next week. Owing to the proximity of Ireland, are so close. a special manuns," all out" to it again in for instance. extended to Mexico, concessions are for and parishioners go in has We were not entirely to blame; said some Congratulations have must be she to occasioning also is dance (as Royal Irish, this Mannix, Franklin and Drummond. ner. Mr. P. Dunne (3) No measures of repression or from you, such as the use of all or Charlie McKenzie, one of the soMARRIAGE. we were paid for doing it Good-byes and suppression, placing his however severe, will re- some Irish ports for her navy, and ciety's members, and the captain of heartily thanked fordisposal the Editor of the "Menace"), and great merriment. Wed of of the to Ire- the denial of similar privileges to a the East Perth Football Team, the LYONS-LONERGAN.-On To -night the pace will be made a we were easily persuaded it was all handshakes were then the orderhad contentment or order conveyance at the store 29th, 1920, a octhis September On at the home of Mr. and Mrs. true. We learned the truth after things, and ere many minutes That is why I, in company foreign power. As regards your in- League premiers for 1920, both on nesday, sisters when required. land. Chur Catholic supreme, he had cracker Munchin's reigned muGod St. indeed, a quietness where in the always elapsed Eighth-ave., compassionate in England, such as duties A casion, a while. T having the honour of holding ternal affairs, England has Rev. Father of with many others the pi- Dalton, Gosnells, by evening will be held, a good took hold upon us, lifted our feet and the pleasure achieved, and and in the world, disagree and responsibilities towards Union- a position, and also on the great only to be asked to remove re sical us all Empire, O'Grady, Herbert Arthur, thi At time is promised to everyone who out of the mire, and placed them friendships made, remainedoftoMaster with any purely military solution. ano to the school and aHeprompt and she asks you to game he played last Saturday. Lyons Ulster, James and ists Mrs. also and Mr. was of duties son The given. memory. sponse was will satisfy the same time we congratulate Tom upon the Rock. in- attends. carried out Britain's Policy Leading to Catas- give guarantees towhich of Sturt-street, Ballarat, Victori ready and willing to return the this, you can dis- Outridge, a one-time vice president All things considered, we must of Ceremonies was well Subject inher. trophe. to Honoria Mary Lonergan, onl The local Hibernians will hold say this is one of the most remark. by Mr. H. Outridge. The evening strument. These evidenceswereof also of Government, inof the society, on being the captain form any cuss "God on of singing daughter of the late William Lon come many meeting the ever has assistance with has closed usual fortnightly that final their (4) The British Empire if you real- of one of the teams in the terest and great statements Republic, able a even cluding and ladies ergan, merchant, of 21 Patrick All members are under our notice. An open confes- Save Ireland." next. dangers in front of it, and indeed I ly wish. faithfully four, viz, Subiaco. supported by many untiring Britain will ef- Tuesday to is street, and 19 Arthur's Quay, Lim a syllabus Government as our whose up appropriate roll policyto the to exactly say teams think asked cricket gentlemen do you both seems an for sion what Practice Now, Irish an you. hep "law of erick City, Ireland. our part What will realise commences during the coming week, be framed for future meetings. forts were directed towards RESULT OF ART UNION IN is pursuing in almosttoevery description of it. Will you not now this? 120 chilAmerican papers please copy. they catastrophe. when PRESleading is think her JOSEPH'S globe should the meet brethren ST. players and order" amongst the and OF AID separated and all intending is in earnest, she that item one the in to leadowing But in one direction, dren who participated those enerread this testimony of a former BYTERY FUND, NORTHAM. on the path of friendship? make a special effort to be present DEATH. and exhaustion of war, Great halfway etc., or another and it is to er among them, one who, for more as often as possible. First Prize: A. Haddrill, Northam. ruin runBritain is safer than she has been -Yours, years was the head of appearing UREN.-On 19th. September, 1920 getic persons that the smooth may GOUGH. twenty tournament than Murphy, euchre HUBERT The Kitty Miss Prize: Second directhat for many centuries. and at Kalgoorlie, Mrs. Grace Ure ning of the entire programme were BOOKSELLER AND IMPORTER, the Baptist propaganda in Mexico? 198 Lord -street, East Perth. on the syllabus as the first item was London, May 17. Then there This nas its bearwife of the late Peter Uren, an be attributed. We have only to add that if on Mr. successfully carried out last WedMr. Wilkerson, Bur - tion is Europe. Prize: Cahill Third Great Hogan, all COLLINS-STREET, question. Yuille, Irish sister of Mrs. Leotny, Mrs. Cr ing on the the Misses 30911 LITTLE night, Mr. Frank Ryan beSloan's words are not echoedneglect, long-road, Northam. and now risks TO AID THE LITTLE SISTERS nesday here take can criminal Britain (2) and Normoyle, who rendered MELBOURNE. be and Mrs. Gleeson. R.I.P. will trophy. it of the sides, Norwinner ing the Smythe, Prize: J. W. accomFourth time other being at any is have POOR. Australia might THE which OF Day excellent assistance in thedirections. when Show just now, Next Wednesday being Bishop Vaughan's Sermons. With unjustifiable. The Catholic tham. the considered IN MEMORIAM. paniments and in other the even- introduction ben the syllaagainst October on St. item of poisoned next, social no Meennight is Bishop there the by Martin, Olive Monday On Fifth Prize: Government can afford to accept 4th, at 8 o'clock, a grand euchre bus, but the following week th,t ini- BURNS As in the afternoon so in charity, pray fo Church by the same methods as aer, via Northam. Price, 40s. Louis. 2 vols. in U.S. A. solutions which considerations of na- party and dance will be held at the tial social evening of the term will ing, all sorts of delicacies in large employed were of John Burns, who die soul comthe A Law. sold Canon The New in other times would secbrity quantities-all donated-were tional to is committee -street, social The Murray held. 1, 1916. be Rev Hall, October By It can, HibernianLittle Sisters of the Poor. working very hard to make this May God in His infinite mer in children's allowances from which mentary and Summary. NORTH PERTH TOWN HALL. have made impracticable. GRAND CINDERELLA BAZAAR. the Price, 30s. S. Woywod, O.F.M. much revenue was derived. Variin fact, afford to be generous. If aid are evening the best of its kind that has Fox spare his poor soul. would Mrs. Keating and Miss EUCHRE PARTY AND DANCE. only responsible ministers Ethics of Medical Homicide in Aid of Highgate Bazaar. ous raffles of cakes, etc. also took The every effort to have a yet been held by the society, and -Inserted by his affectionate wif .spending over O'Malhanded looking Stall, in Austin goods By Perth both the views, and North long place, take and Mutilation. In aid of the thus make everything promises to the realisain the and held be Will attendance, crowded 6d Victoria into 24s A gazing Price, after the function. ley, M.D., Ph.D. West Perth Bazaar, back on the past and Relatives DOYLE.-In sad and loving tion of their ambition. entertainment an unqualified HIBERNIAN HALL sandwich was put up for auction by (post free). To be held on the future, they should be able to the ory of Jack, killed October 3 Who will not help the and lady friends of members are corsuccess. Mr. Rose, and after spirited bidOCTOBER 7th. Manual of Modern Scholastic PhilTHURSDAY, 1920. convince themselves that generous be done, dially invited to be present on this can This OCTOBER, 1917; also Willie, killed April 1 12th. Sisters? Little TUESDAY, the 2 be By Cardinal Mercer, in regard to Ireland will ding the happy thought-and osophy. action pleasbe also good we would double-a and is evening, 1917, dearly beloved sons of Mr reward than vols. Price, 33s. Prizes. Good Music. wise and statesmanlike action, as and the cake-realised no less a sum buyer, the know- ed to see some of the priests of our B.D.Sc., Refreshments. and and Mrs. J. Doyle, 45 Burt-stree L.D.S., enjoyment POWELL, 12. V. to night's G. 10 the Dancing: Irish was 10. The to You Mr. Coonan Cards: 8 6/-! Religion-"Can well as magnanimous. honand their lo of Spiritism something, advantage take done diocese have North Perth, and dearly DENTIST. you that Tickets, Is. and best thanks go out to him. knot must be untied by sympathetic ledge Talk to the Dead?" By Baron J. 188 ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE, brothers of Nancy, Jim, and M Tickets are is tad and Is. orary membership by being present worthily. enteror the to Sec. sword, Hon. the by previous free). not (post and weeks PERROTT, 23s For fingers, D. C. and evenings. Linencrarits. Price, other provided, and R.I.P. be this will on Condren. P. Refreshments themselves tainment the children even by blockhouses and barbed PERTH. successful Cinderella How hard it was to part with th A most cash. The Credentials of Christianity. worked really hard by way of num- By Rev. M. J. Scott, S.J. Price, Hours: 10 to 6, or by appointment. In aid of the Little Sisters of the wire. Great Britain and Ireland the prizes are dance was run by the football club We held on earth so dear, erous raffles and in many other min- 9s 9d (post free). would be bound together by a durPoor. 23rd. inst. All through Thursday, on WANTED. heart no greater trial knows SITUATIONS 'Phone, A5038 friendship if the bold course is iature directions, but the financial the winter months the dances or- The PARTY AND DANCE. able Credo-A Short Exposition of CaEUCHRE No sorrow more severe. Britain indeed and now; results of their efforts, so well entertaken employment wants eagElderly Man, by the footballers were G. Rev. ganised by Edited Belief. tholic Her the silent prayers unceasing, are remark. Let parents, friendship. small erly. looked forward to. and well patneeds Ireland's ed into by their MOIR'S CHAMBERS. HIBERNIAN HALL, PERTH. any kind, city or suburbs; 9.3 Ers And the tears that I have shed, The whole revenue-raising O'Neill. S.J., M.A., Price, wide -flung possessions and her, to wages; used to poultry; references. ronised. A report in able. connection Plead MOTOR CAR PAINTING. Thee, oh Heart of Jesus; with MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1920. over-extended Apply RECORD Office. mind, greatly venture will realise between £15 and (post free). my with their final function for the year For my loved ones who are dead. The Homiletic Monthly and PasHARRY McCARTHY Refreshments. frontiers, should be an argument for El& Cash Prizes. Irishman, wants work on Farrn will appear next week. by their sorrowil -Inserted and diminish. toral Review. A magazine for the is 6d. friends Gent's, Is; multiplying Lady's, Tickets: -STREET. 196 PIER Price, 22s 6d year. father, mother, sisters and brother, the Empire able to plough, milk, etc. S.F., RE On Saturday last a garden party clergy. Join a Catholic Society. Mrs. Keating and Miss Fox, ing enemies. Otherwise PRACTICAL COACH PAINTER. 45 Burt -street, North Perth. must take the risk of being over - CORD Office, Perth. Secs. Joint. was successfully held at the home Established Over 20 Years. Join an Irish Society. of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin, Conroy KANE -In sad bat loving memory street. There was a good attendof our beloved son and brother, ance of children of the Maylands Patrick Joseph, killed in action in and sport All kinds of Parish. Belgium, on October 4, 1917. amusements were carried out unSo sadly mourned, so deeply missed. FrankJ. Mr. M. of direction der the May he rest in peace. The children of Maylands lin. -Inserted by his loving father. had a real good time, and are lookmother, brother and sisters, Perth, party. such to another ing forward W.A. In the evening a musical proOF AN gramme was carried out by the EMPORIUM OUR McCANN. In TO There address. adults at the same Frank McCann, who was killed in of Value and Good was a grand attendance present. Seasonable Goods which fully and action at Zonnebeke, October 4, New with reinforced conbeen have Stocks Fun started at 8 o'clock and midand Our 1917; late of 18/11th. and name. 44th, of been hour MAYLANDS.

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Lord, keep him in thy kingdom of the blessed.

-Inserted by his mother.

RYAN.-Of your charity, pray

the soul of Briget Agnes Ryan. who. died at East Perth on. thei 7th. October, 1916. R.I.P Queen of the Most Holy Rosary; -pray for her. -Inset fed by. her loving children, Con, Pat, Mary, ICath., and Joe.

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is Rockhampton to Hobart, and well-known in Queensland. He became famous for getting into, and exposing, a secret meeting of the people Loyalty League, at which were advised to "vote Protestant."

Aunt Bessy's Corner.

The Rev. Dr. Maguire, of the ChinThe sympathy of St. Mary's parese Mission, now in Australia, wishes ish is with the Rev. Mother and the Mercy, to express his thanks to Western AuSisters of the Convent of tralian friends who have sent him Coolgardie, on the death of Sister donations towards the needs of Mary Evangelista, and the deceased These include sums missionaries. win Sister will be remembered in many will Dear Children,-We are now, and I think Donnybrook £1/1-/One of St. Joseph's oldest parish- Masses during the next few weeks. byMythe Grace of God, in the month I have a little brother in the Bun of £1/10/- and £1 from Perth, £1 from Galeria, and Cottesloe, from go have I ioners, Mr. John Davern, passed Hospital. con- bury Public month blessed Cue of October-the from devotions and October Maylands, beautiful from 10/The doe away recently. Mr. Davern's death to an abscess on my foot, and the to the numerous secrated by our Holy Churchbetter Our baby has (Diocese of Geraldtonr. the There has was due to a seizure, and his end are very welcome tor had to open it. we con- the Holy Angels, and what world in Requiem gent demand Father Lockington and work Lady, nobler Our be no aviator. of can the clients o as Parer, unexpected, couple last Lieut. not altogether the not been well QUEENSLAND. to write a text -book on was congregation way can we spend it than by associthan helping God's missionaries to i. Mass was celebrated at the Church promised he had been in indifferent health for fidently expect a good with days, and we don't know whatwild benefit. on ating ourselves very closely spread His Name, and the Catholics the Holy Redeemer, Surrey Hills, this subject for their A native of Gai- on the week nights as well as 12 months past. who is ever at our the matter with him. now,The There was a splendid mustering of angel dear the in the inst. said 8th. Rosary The of Western Australia show that in morning, Sundays. the came to and Davern Wednesday Mr. out on Father way, the late joys and sorrows flowers are coming with them. The this work they will lag behind no t the opening of the St. Joseph's Mr. John Wren met the 1856, and he presence of the Blessed Sacrament side in all our Ox. the year in at Tasmania pretty looks bush SunMonastery on the Committee through Redemptorist Defence footsteps ew Jerger profesis an exceedingly efficacious guiding our religious others. of exposed He around ceremony 64 years. wet and The Island very in the lived has been blessing weather ord Park. After the for the purpose of discussing What need to re- many perils of the days-whether form of prayer. the sion and reception took place at St. day the last week, and I suppose it when he gave a full was 76 year, of age.-R.I.P. pening ceremony by His Grace bright or sunny-and taking tare of here it? commend nut Church, Perthville, on the future plans, has it Joseph's too; showed Perth, but in is wet the gathering 'II the the happened had stray tram rchbishop, of what us that WO may net * * * A NEW FIRM. Feast of the Nativity, September 8. report The population of the State of the good God been too bad yesterday and to -day. heir appreciation of the Redemp- The States. It was decided to on follows We are glad to see the Old Colle- narrow paths which Catholic Monumental Sculptors. young lady to make her profes. other stood as you like the wet torist Order by subscribingout£500. prepare to carry on the libel action Tasmania hash made for us. We shall be call- I don't suppose fourth Monica, over busy" Mary "getting Sister and males, of C.B.C. But was 1920: 113,528 gians don't. to 31, I sion March sure and I'm weather, to announce that served In pleasure It is a during the Brigadier-General Ryrie. Refreshments were Any forth- ed upon by Holy Churchhonour daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Hurl against more 104,863 females; total, 218,121. These the forthcoming ball. of raising the it will soon be summer time now, a Catholic firm of monumental sculphe visitors by the ladies. The -young view of the need with month of October to Turn your were on coming thing, "forth -comes" there that indicate it comes, figures when son (Canowindral. sorry be won't orand I business opera to commenced has decided was tors it locally, Guardian Angels. who received the white veil money date mentioned 9,000 more males great effect when the O.C.A. people Holy We have tions in Perth. Messrs. Clohesy and Bessy? On the 3rd of October the Re- ladies Sister a grand concert at the Hip- the to the dear Guardian An- will you, Aunt Mary Kieran, youngest ganise are its promoters, so we remind the thoughts has than females... a week and Cozier (late foreman and carver of were twice about Mass here Further October. your in to be early emptorist Fathers will open a misgiven you podrome God to be gel parishioners to be ready daughted of Mr. and Mrs. R. Hod- details will be published. loving fami- Benediction on Sunday evening. We Day and Co., of this city) have set .:on at St. Stephen's Cathedral and Sister Mary JosHis Grace Archbishop Barry, on dazzled and dazed at the brilliancy daily companion-the is Grace the Archbishop will lay son, Canowindra: liar who walks by your side, guard- get the RECORD every week, and I themselves up as announced elsedaughter of Mr. and in hon- his visit to Ireland, visited Midle- of the success which is going to be ing you from the pitfalls of sin and was very interested in Father Jer- where at 169 Beaufort -street, and demonstration he foundations of the extensions epha, J.elder A splendid J. Breen, "Leuma," Canow- our of Mr. John Kean. the veteran ton, his native town, and was pre- talked about after the great event leading you onwards, if you will but gees case and Archbishop Mannlx. as their trade experience is a large The additions.' Mrs. o the Cathedral. only the JI of the ball on sports night. Sister Mary Telopea, vou all the news this and proved one, clients may re of the Labour Party in sented with an address front -ccommodation will run into abui aS indra; heed his sweet whispers of love and I have told in council, which was read of Mr. and Mrs. G. Hatch, secretary daughter there amount Of this What won- time, so I will close. With love to upon the very best product .5,000. Ballarat. was held in the A.W.U. ban his gentle directions. Rev. The pushing Esperance crusade is Forbes. Midleton Branch of The Irish. The Station, .nly about £7000 and £8000 in hand. Cadow Hall, Ballarat, on Saturday evening. love God has shown for us yourself and the "wee ones."-Your cal workmanship, artistic execution, N. Cooney (Adm.) perform. September 11. In recognition of his Sinn Fein also presented him with things with both hands and its feet. derful and moderate charges. lit Grace intends that every energy Father in sending from His beautiful Heav- would-be nephew, the by assisted loud voice. own address. His Grace was given with a Our ceremonies, an Also the MICK SHORTILL. ed to liquidMr used be Labour, services to n the parish shall en the Holy Guardian Angels to Rev. Fathers C. Loneragan, J. Non splendid contain- a rousing reception. In the course seaport is likely to see quite an in- earth to help us walk the crowded wallet a handed in te this debt. my dear Mick, was Your presence, Kean west they have left ton, J. Gallagher, C.M., and F. Tem- ing £200 in notes. Among the speak- of an eloquent and patriotic reply vasion this season, and the ways of the world, and to keep us the Corner will, I am sure, be wel- them, and I conclude Still I think they value of Mr. his Grace said: "Under the mysteri- coast watering places will be left in the paths of grace. Do you ever comed by all my nieces and nep- St. Gertrude's. At the monster All -Irish Concert, pleton, C.M., after which Benedicwas ers who referred to the mystic influence that, at stated lamenting. should not forget me. I have seen it is hews. thing have eld at Ipswich, Father Abern, a tion of the Blessed Sacrament very to wonderful I am pleased Kean's work, were Messrs. D. C. ous, a what think searched the soul of a na:mat supporter of the Irish Repub. given.. Donnybrook a picture of the College and I think ex Senator J. Barnes and Mr. R. periods, to walk with your Guardian Angel; you for a nephew. In another matter the goldfields have you ever talked to that dear section is getting filled again, but it is an ideal place for education Labour tion and called to the imagination ie, in the course of his address president of the After last Masi on a recent Suit. Miller, the companion of little children and my nephews thereabouts are not the to make its home. If I were a little did of a people, he found a new spirit threaten to "get one in" on Keens Mr. Council. welt on the historic music of Erin Campaign preHow to -day. Her coastal areas, for the wonderful the abroad in Ireland t various periods of the history of day, the Catholics of Windsorparish excellent organising work in your disap- very best of correspondents-they girl I should like to go there. esteemed was being renewed, her ac- lease -letting of pastoral lands along told him your griefs, little are so slow in their replies. I hope providential that Lady Newdegate reland. He illustrated the address sented their muclr election when the bigoted youth pointments-those hundred the her tivities quickened, energies vitspend Father B. McDonnell, Federal to have developthe Trans. has led to a didn't line party and unseated. winwas when that the ith dramatic recitation of the an priest, Rev. (is right) you tipped that you remember as practical Major Kerby alised. The spirit of springtime ment that would not have been heartaches experience lent melodies of Erin. The Repub. with a cheque for £80, Donnybrook contest night in a bog. The I'm the night comes down and the ner in the in his recent the dreamed of a decade ago. sure it would be unique, but large congregation breathed upon her with all to a Ah! am sorry ican colours-green, white, and yel- sympathy with him Bunbury. I Addressing away? against far come from yawnies Write accident, and as general ap- at St. John the Baptist's Church, transforming influences, rendering * * * ow-were prominent on the stage. motor I'm afraid many of 'tis neglect our hear that your little brother is in would not be agreeable. pastor. Clifton Hill, during a recent mission, her young, strong, buoyant, selfpeople loying friend who never leaves us, the Bunbury Public Hospital, and often, Nelliesdear, to your loving League The Fresh Air cross the stage was an appropriate preciation of him as their fact Whence this should to the AUNT BESSY. C.M., referred to confident, assertive. a lit- who stays by us in all our varying that your poor foot has had the docabout Esperance Kinsella, think crop bearing the words "The Re, The chairman referred Father taken the excellent work of the Austra- change, this rejuvenation? Were tle just now. It would be a trementhat, had the presentation ublic, Abu." What a pity baby is ill. I moods, patiently watching over us tor. the form of a public one, many non- lian Catholic Truth Society, and they to seek for, its cause outside dous convenience if their Bunbury and counselling us for God's dear am so sorry for the poor little dear, A Letter From Y iiata. been among her own shores? Had have some of her accommodation could be transferred sake until the everlasting would Catholics Sand of co-operate resident would esteemed people night and I hope it will get well on its An hoped the i th"v but gifted sons come back from the New subscribers; 22, 1 the largest Yillimining, its usefulness. will be long aid of the ate, in the person of Mr. Robert increase own port. Perhaps it sleep our the to our and we own without to down account comes exWorld to formulate new plans, teach dune within the next few years. Dear Aunt Bessy,-This is rroll, passed away at his residence had agreed that it should be an It is now beautifully fine last sleep-the Good Friend whose doctor. re. In offering. new methods and suggest new am I Catholic RECORD. clusively to the Bendiga letter age at at the first n the 23rd of August, The Convent Carnival great desire is to bring the faithful in Perth, though we have had a few The change was to No. It was in connee- ideals? A widow and grown turning thanks for the gift, Father realised £1,800. I am twelve years of age, and am in the f 58 years. Our column is rather secular than soul back to God in Heaven. Pray showers during the week. it as tion with this carnival that Father lie found in the spirit of Ireland her- religious aged p family survive him. A daughter McDonnell said he regarded united this week, for we find that very earnestly to your Guardian glad the fine weather has come, but fourth class. I had a sister, was which self. She drinking at the founbond who was the of proof a his produced ister Mary Agnes-is a Sister of Kennedy, D.S.0., many of the coastal parishes are Angel during October that your love I suppose we will be wishing for rain five years and six month', had lived If she priest and people the world over. much-discussed drama "Advance tains of her own history; she was greenly jealous when they hear the may not wander away from God, later on when the dust and heat be- burned to death ercy. R.I.P. feeding and growing strong on her great things which our parish is al- that the corrupting influences of the gins to make their unpleasantness she would be fourteen years' of age Australia." own strength. She remembered ways "up to." This should not be, world may not destroy that sweet felt. I am pleased to know that last seventeenth of April. My broAn old resident of Braidwood, in Great sorrow was expressed by his Eugene Sullivan. of the days of old; she was listening to we are quite willing to be both ad- innocence which the Blessed Mother the RECORD is a regular visitor to ther, James, is working for a farmFlanagan, Patrick Mr. Obit.: .arishioners when it became known the person of Mr.away. had He the voices from the passed out past." He has a recently 67 Stanage of of at the Ryan, East, hat Father Matthew mired and imitated. children, your house. You will find much in er 17 miles from here. Molly. loves to see in her dear 87 Boorhaman My . horpe, had passed eway while tra- reached the advanced age of years. He was' a native of Wan. Now. write to little pony named and which made a little French girl, it to interest you. NEW ZEALAND. Chance. named a horse has mother elling in the Sydney mail train to years.-R I.P. garratta.-R.I.P. me Sweet Flower my Mick, and tell me often, dear pro- Terese of Lisseux, a C.Y.M. Society St. Mary's any him without can ride you ueensland on the 16th inst. One of the best adof the Sacred Heart. And, don't about the football match when you and By the will of the late Mr. Pat- gresses visibly. The members of the Loyal Orange We have some lovely flow. reins. Brother Columbanus, assistant one little thought for your write again to your loving, Lyne, of St. Anne's parish, Wel- juncts to a live parish is its C.Y.M. forget: Dear ers growing in the garden. A few years ago the late Father Lodge, says the "Australian Worksuperior-general of the Marist Bro- rick AUNT BESSY. AUNT BESSY. loving, effort in and own our association, inan keen so lington South, the Catholic taken Educahave er," who his Aunt Bessy, will you accept me tot in Melbourne recentarrived atthew Ryan was cranking thers, nothing to learn from that line has inwould to love With nieces? of your one .otor car in Stanthorpe, when he terest in Sister Liguori, and in company with Rev. Bro. tion Board will eventually receive anywhere. ly, The quality of the deDulcie Will Do Some Coaxing. provincial) the substantial bequest of approri- bates is always the "wee ones" and yourself.-Your ACKNOWLEDGMENT. (Australian -as* seised with a severe paralytic spire some public confidence if they Clement high, and whenever to the and Rev. Bro. Pau:inus, went to the mately £3,000. would-be niece, "Haynesvilla," Redmond, troke, from which he had only par would turn their attention Page the Children's of A reader attains event is organised it a social women, old Marist College, in Kilmore. the hundreds of Sydney Bro. MARY KELEHER. In fact, in September 11, 1920. ally recovered. fur Aunt Bessy's Appeal Fathers Edge and Brady, of Auck- the high water -mark of keeping peo- sends 5/.Cot Dear Aunt Bessy,-I saw my letis on a visit of inspecords of a Stanthorpe resident, he and young, who spend weary lives Fund, and 5/- for the for the You are very welcome, my dear The Columbanus communities in land Diocese, have left the Mater ple away from the pictures. ter in the RECORD, and I am very Mary, Marist -as given up as dead two years ago. on the verge of destitution. to the tion I gather dear Corner. thanks, our Ones." Many "Wee to the Hospital. and have resumed their to be one of your nieces. from your letter that you are the owever, early in the present year ex -nun, who walked out of an in- Australia. New Zealand, and reader for much appreciated dona- pleased When I wrote my first letter to you only girl in your family, so I am e went to Lewisham Hospital, near stitution which she voluntarily en- Pacific Islands, and will spend two parochial duties ST. MARY'S BRANCH, KALtions. I said in it that we were getting a very sorry you lost your little sister ydney, for special treatment, and tered and could have left at any or three weeks in Victoria. GOORLIE. existence The condition of Sister Laurencia. school built. It is built now, and that was burned to death. She was hoped that this, to a certain time, leads a charmed Provincial of the Sisters of St. JosFAVOUR RECEIVED. we have been going a week. he left compared to the lot of thousands of I like would have been a nice companion AUSTRALIA. . tent had succeeded, and SOUTH H.A.C.B.S. Sydney eph, whose illness was the reportec_ ydney to return to Stanthorpe re- women who roam 10/- to the the teacher very much; her name is for you. I am sure you would love sends C.K. (Westonial I am in the fifth her very much. tly, accompanied by his brother, streets every night. Let the L.O.L. Mr. Andrew Fredrick Laurie, one critical last month, has somewhat "wee ones" in gratitude for fevours Miss Newland. I hope you see bona their improved, though on it is still serious Fortnightly Meeting "Border Pittsworth. -philanthropists" prove My sister, Iris, is going to James very often, and that you are ev. John Ryan. of of the proprietors of the 11..ceived through the Sacred Ileart. class. write to you next week. in St. Mary's. Hall. Aunty, not lonely in Yilliminning, and that nfortunately, he was seized with a fides by finding quarters for some of Watch," and a pioneer proprietor in A new organisation called the St. these. Gam. I hope she does not forget; I will cond stroke at Newcastle. Howthe South -East, died at Mount to o are not far away from school been earnestly requested Eileen Will Work for the "Wee try and coax the others to write to you on 12th. inst., after an illness Patrick's Hall Society, has er, it was decided to bring him on church. Some of my little nieces Bro- bier "The Marist Fathers and Ones." vou. Hubert is four; he will turn or Queensland, and he was made as of a fortnight, from a painful inter- formed by the members of the Hi. Contributions received any week a long tramp to school, and have MeTierA. bernian Hon. E. Society and Marist the Brofive on the 28th. of this month. I fortable as possible in the mail thers," said nal complaint. day from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. by the 150 Bagot-road, Subiaco, not very often have the privilege thers' Old Boys' Association, for the Secretary, am looking forward to his birthday. do He lived through the night, nen, M.L.A. (Attorney General) re'n. Sept. 13, 1920. I hope Mary is and purpose of acquiring in humility land working and cently, are elected was Murphy a J. We morning, within Mr. M. S. HILL, have been having a terrible J. Secretary, ut early in the lot better off than they are. I am Dear Aunt Bessy,-I have never display, and president of the Labour Party at erecting a central hall, offices, and of rain down our way, and it has glad to know that you have a lovely w miles from Armidale, he sue- quietness, without 112 Bourke -street, Kalgoorlie. hope and I before, to you written Aus- the annual conference recently. He meeting rooms, to accommodate the The body was brought they are doing much more for those mbed. you will accept me as one of your made the roads in a dreadful state. flower garden because flowers, I busybodies, various Catholic those societies of than Weltralia been has and was born in Kapunda, to Stanthorpe, and thence to nieces. I am going to ask you to We will have to go to school next think, have a great influence of doing active in unionist matters in this lington. who were J. W. SHEEHAN risbane-his Grace the Archbishop alleged patriots, send me a collecting card, and I week without boots, because if we their own in making us happy even d the Rev. M. Lane being at the their best to impede the work of the State and in Broken Hill. to collect fur the wear them we will only get them on a dull day-they are like the help to BUTCHER, will try BEEF PRIME orders." teaching the ntral Station to meet the train priests and pleasure On Tuesday, 21st., wet; e cannot help it because every- sunshine-they spread JAMES SHEAHAN "wee ones." Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie. we walk is water. Among the messages of condolDad has inging the body-after which it there is going to be a ball in aid where Now that you are my GENERAL STOREKEEPER, Telephone 488. His Grace the Archbishop is ex- ence on Mgr. Nevin's death was the gone out kangarooing to-day; he everywhere. ae brought to St. Stephen's Catheand fund, often to building must write Joseph's of St. you SPIRIT MERCHANT.. dear niece, .WINE & about for Australia Maritana Street, Picadilly. I hope he Your loving following from the Apostolic Deleal, and placed outside the sane- pected to leave AUNT BESSY. I am going as a "Blue Bell," and my left early this morning. and will gate: Piesse-street, Boulder. with I don't suppose he will "Deepest sympathy Solemn Requiem High the middle of next month,Christmas. azy rails. Telephone 474. I am ten gets one. sister as a "Tea Girl." before Call Choicest Quality Only. and Sydney For arrive in of Mon. death get back until late. Iris is reading Archdiocese on the nes was celebrated for the repose fourth years' of age, and in the Inspect our Underground Dairy signor Nevin." the deceased's soul. Fathsr Ryan THE HOLY ROSARY. Well, dear Aunty, I must a book: she is very fond of reading, class. To the Members of Produce Department. Monsignor O'Haran is still an inand as a native of Spring Hill, and and so is Bobbie. I think I will Catholic yourself love to the close. With Next Thursday but Hospital, BRANCH, Vincent's St. HALLOW'S of ALL mate of close now. With 10%-c and kisses Church At the usual monthly meeting He was edu. as 60 years of age. niece, loving ones."-Your ''wee will celebrate the feast of pro BOULDER, on held to yourself and the "wee ones."the Particulr Council MANNION & CRUSE ted in the Brisbane Catholic dio- he continues to make excellent HART. Rosary. In a very speEILEEN Holy the recovery. complete towards gress reit was Your inst., the 13th. loving niece, and one time his Monday, at san schools, The Goldfields Undertakers and cial way her children will be brought My dear Eileen,-You are very DULCIE McGOUGH. ported that the Ven. Archdeacons ;trimester was the late Rev. James Funeral Furnishers. H.A.C.B.S. into the companionship of the BlessThe family of the late Hon. John Enright, of Kapunda, had consentI like welcome to our Corner. oran, of Warwick. Later he went Very pleased to hear from you ed Mother of God. For the Rosmescabled HANNAN-ST., KALGOORLIE, have received 18 Meagher and I very much, Council little letter Particular your the ed to allow Europe to study for the priest again, Mary-the REMEMBER my dear to Dulcie, and glad to appeal Archbishop from BOULDER. 9 BURT ST., and of sympathy hope to hear from you very cften. know that your new school has been ary is an appeal of Adelaide to form a conference of .d. He was a student at All sages loving souls that Cardinal Gaspari, the society at Kapunda. It is inYour Meeting is Next Friday I am grateful to you for your offer built, also that you have a nice strongest Funerals conducted in any part of allows College, Dublin, and subse- Cerretti and is Queen of who her to make Grifmay Mr. Arthur from and Rome. bring a You and ones." "wee shortTHERE, for the of help the State at shortest notice. Charges Night. BE tended to open the conference .ently at the University of Inns- fith, Dublin. of teacher. A new school would not the Holy Rosary end Queen I be The brothers are grateful to moderate. A consignment of Artifi- Friend to Join the PREMIER shall have a card sent to you. ly. ck, Austria. On his return to . a great thing to write un- Heaven, It is a most wonderful know you will do your best for the less it had a nice teacher. about the Archdeacon for his kindness in cial Wreaths just landed (the first BRANCH in the State. ueensland, he was appointed to powas a value Nice teaits great and said years, prayer, after 30 back Coming I shall the since the outbreak of the war. to the formation of wee friends of St. Vincent. awich, under the Rev. Father An P. CONWAY, Secretary, chers are angels. make school erful petition to open the floodKelly, in re- agreeing watch for the report of St. Joseph's days very pleasant,They conference, and endeavours will Kalgoorlie Tel. 337. Boulder Tel. 195. w Horan, and he remained there his Grace Archbishop 7 King -street, Boulder. the hardest gates of God's grace and mercy to from new ball, and I hope to read a good no. lesson becomes easyand be made, with the consent of the r 22 years, being succeeded by the ply to an address of welcome when teaches us has been acknowledged by sevsaw he Ross, New town, conferto establish tice of "Blue Bell" and also the "Tea is smiling and sympathetic. priest, parish ev. M. Masterson, now of Coor- his native folreigned in Ireland, and he ences in some other parishes in Thank you, Eileen, for the shall be glad to get a letter fromI eral Popes, amongst them the Girl." roo. Father Ryan was then ap- religion the lowing: never come might day prayed and ones" the "wee love vou send inted parish priest of Stanthorpe, when it would wane as in other which the society does not at preIris and to welcome her to the Co, blessings immense day "Every sent exist. your loving, epd later on he received the ner. Thank you Dulcie dear mos come to the faithful through the He also found great reAUNT BESSY. .intinent at the hands of Arshbis- countries. promising to coax. I know that you Rosary."-Pope Urban IV. in agricultural Ireland. Town Mr. Henry Arthur, who died at his 13's meal, The Three p Duhig of Chancellor tow the formscountry will be able to persuade all you try "The Rosary of Mary is the tree were organised in the residence in Adelaide on 6th. inst., hdiocese. Subsequently he was and your eloquence on. Give Hubert 'of life, which restores the dead to of temperance. Anyone made for himself a reputation as a My New Nephew. ade a member of the Diocesan great cause a kiss for me and wish him many cures the sick, and preserves life, anyone party, rival start apoet. He produced a number of Donnybrook, Sept 12, 1920 He was held in high re - who will ncil. happy returns. I hope his birth- those who are in health."-Pope Niccreate sections and divi- volumes of charming verse. NM rd by the Archbishop and his who will is the day was a very pleasant one. Bessy,-This Aunt You Dear Now of politics. the bane is sions, age at death was 56 years. .they priests. Both in Ipswich first time I have written to you, are sure to have fine weather and holasV. "The Rosary has been establishooF united action, deterd Stanthorpe he gained the love is the time forand Omnipotent and I hope you will accept me as boots again, for I think the rain for the glory of the wise action; now TASMANIA. d veneration of his parishioners, mined action, one of your many nephews. I arn has moved off, pushed out by a hint God, and for the honour of the most their shoulto put for all is the time d in Stanthorpe he was about to der to the wheel, according to their eleven years' old, and I have just from spring that we've had enough glorious Virgin Mary."-Pope Sixtus Mr. W. Mahoney, chief of the ild a very handsome and substanI hope Dad met a kangaroo passed into the sixth class. There of it. No one "World" literary staff, is at present church, the foundation stone of own liberty and choice. is a football match here to -day be- in his hunting expedition, and that "The Rosary has been established and all as far as in a private hospital suffering with ch was laid by his Grace Arch should go against,help Sunbury, he brought it home with him. Re- against the dangers which threaten tween Donnybrook and general the should possible weak on ima heart: but he is the Duhig before late Father .hop the mind Iris that it is good to write the world."-Pope Leo X. harmony must be There cause. -an went to Sydney for treatabout what she reads and tell her "The devotion of the Rosary is and concord in action, and now is ent. I am expecting a letter from herthe salvation of Christians."-Pope the time for action. Why; because perhaps Bobbie will also write. Clement VII. * * since the last war the world expects Thanks to yourself for the love and "The Rosary is the honour of the A large gathering of the parishion- that all nations, especially the smallkisses you send the wee ones and Roman Church."-Pope Julius III. Rev er nations, will have the free exers of Roma farewelled the your loving AUNT BESSY. "Through the Rosary the anger of ther Keating. who has been cise of saying how they are to deGod gaves way, and the intercession sferred to Warwick as senior velop their resources, and how they Greof Mary is entreated."-Pope ate. are to live in their own homes. All From Dear St. Gertrude's. are now offering the thoroughly tested State famous the world subscribes to that prinSt. Gertrude's, New Norcia, have Manyr temporal monarchs FEW SOUTH WALES. ciple, and is Ireland to be left out? September 26, 1920. WASH FABRIC high ributes to Mary's Rosary. g paid (No. no.1 Are the enemies of IreDear Aunt Bessy,-1 am writing King Ferdinand II., at the CounParticulars are to hand from Ire - land, the adversaries of Ireland's to ask you may I be one of your cil of Trent, declared "God, through the at national indeath the autonomy, of Ireland's concerning d nieces? I have read many of the the Rosary of His Mother, has exds of the military at Holycross, heritance to blind the world, and, letters in your Corner, and I would alted our Faith." pperary, of Mr. Michael Small, if he may use an Australian exlike to see one of mine there also. I And Philip II., King of Spain, adof the (Apworld." Albert, pression "to bluff the other of Brother Holiday. ant at St .Gertrude's College. It jured Philip III., in these. words: An Ideal Summer Fabric, suitable for Street, Seaside, A plause.) No, you say France for Fast Colours that are unaffected by the severest tests of Laundry, trician Brothers. Redfern. is a very nice place, situated on the "My son, in order to guard thy Yachting, and Tennis Wear, Kiddies' Frocks, etc. Sun, or Sea Air, etc. lendid type of Irishman, he had the French, England for the Engside of a hill. All round it are tall kingdoms and preserve them in went to lish, and Ireland must be for the n to confession and trees and sweet smelling flowers. We peace, always have the Rosary with SOLD EXCLUSIVELY BY "That is our aim," he said, munion on the day he met a Irish. SOLD EXCLUSIVELY BY go for many long walks to gather thee." .lent death. At the coroner's in- amid applause. "And the best way BRENNAN'S, BRENNAN'S, flowers and clamber John, King of Bohemia, professed among the iry there was only one military- to convert people who object to rocks. Lady Newdegate visited us his faith in this wonderful prayer WHO GUARANTEE EVERY WHO GUARANTEE EVERY and that principle is to treat them to tness for the Government, last week, and on her way in the words: "The Rosary is the up had IT. OF INCH the witness If they are their own remedies. der cross-examination INCH OF IT. a very exciting experience. Coin- whole hope of my salvation." d that there were ten soldiers in not content with what all Ireland ing from Toodyay to New Norcia party, two of whom were offi- desires, let them quit Ireland." the Finest English -made from the car got bogged, and they would THE HOUSE FOR MEN'S WEAR. Every one of the party he s. Cotton, Strong and Serviceable, have had to remain there all night Right Rev. Monsignor Tobin, 'w fired. According to the medi with an Effective Silky Finish. had it not been for a man riding by P. J. RUSSELL susV.G., Innee, who addeceased P.P., Glen is the I examination the it is but Goods, and seeing therm in their sad plight. The Latest in Gent's Hats, Shirts, Wash all of the best Not alone is Jay Bee ministering the Armidale Diocese Shown in Plsuo Colours, whi rh include Greys, Pinks, Navy. ned terrible injuries. at 2/3 for cash. They did not arrive here till about Saxe, Sky, Brown, Reseda, Black, Tuseore, White, etc and in wovduring the absence of his Lordship most reasonably priced, and is being offered now Ties, Underwear, Sic ten o'clock the next morning. I en designs of Real Checks and St ipes. Rome, Hundreds of Patterns, and The makers present price is 3/- yard, which, with freight and other r. Felipe Parer, one of the fours Dr. 0 Connor on a visit to am in the sixth standard, and have HANNAN ST., KALGOORLIE all chosen colourings. 28 inches wide, and unquestionably the charges, would cost 5/4 to land in Australia rs of the firm of Parer Brothers. has been made a Domestic Prelate turned thirteen. I must close now most dependable Wash Fabric in the Trade. (Opposite Post Office), prietors of the Crystal Cafe. by His Holiness the Pope.

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From the next bounce, CluneMcur Victorian cured, passed to McCabe, from from oldhis all with to Clifford, and Clifford, Matson nrarked game. Cabe kick, called for the twin trim beautiful a time brilliance throughout the Melbourne, Sept. 24, 1920. nice enA Cheap Line in Ladies' CALICO NIGHTDRESSES. 9/11. This was, indeed, flags. of Some of his aerial stuntsHisquite long sleeves, worth less You have all heard I suppose riled with self -frills, .nice quality, with of work, and was done n next piece thralled the big crowd. game general threaten that 6/11 Pries, Special was in- than two minutes. From the the imminent dangers work throughout the trans- bounce, Robinson secured, and soon the security of the world-Russian valuable to his side, and whensquelchcalled upon. revolts, Italian uprisings, awl the White Silk CAMISOLES. Mainmast Ladies' in Bargain A (erred to centre he decidedlyOld Easts the Town forwards werebacks the that proved have heard, too, straps, ne Halo ed all remaining hopes of However, the Country they repelled rest. You wiht torchon lace and insertions, with shoulder warding of the ball called on safety of the world depends upon Special Price, 8/11. defender pertaining to ultimate victory. to be too strong. and FOOTBALL sleeves. These are worth 12/6. edged with ney, who proved a worthy sent were hay the pacifying influence of the British of the the attack. backs lace, worth lid. wet best the The was he BIBS, Cotton kick Rawlinson Whit* strong Infants' With a Good ing a busy time of it now, since the Empire. From that sweet-sounding was Illue and White defenders. Special Price 43d. (By "WATTLE.") back, and then when Fletcher on the doctrine it follows that any interferthe ball, a aerial work, smart picking up, and Country, rucks were plainly stooping down to get kicked the scores once with the British Empire in the features last Perth Wine the Premiership. the half-time wildwere At kicking kin-Iona shape, -ere coat play offensive. the accurate cri, Blue and White Ladies' Striped Craps PYJAMAS, execution of its duty, even any and The W.A.C.A. ground was perfec"freed," and of a really fine all-round game. quality, old arena ly, and was promptly bhd. in reliable read:ticism of its noble-souled officers score neck, with bands in assorted shades, good defended 2 goals square East's tion itself as regards a playing Harrold Country, kick Vern. resultant crime. the a is field from Special Price. 15/6. its spotless institutions, in Western point. style. He took no risks. Once he value. when the two Easts entered the Town, 1 goal. was increased by another the for people be disbattle do he may to ball had There last Frethe pace East on Saturday was in possesion of Up to this period the at waist Those Twice in a few minutesaway the Australia who feel this way, and good posed of it with a good long kick. been Ladies' White Stockinette BLOOMERS, elastic Premiership Honours of 1920.must a cracker, and although their in- mantle forwards threw who express their opinions, but we Special Price, 5/11. who opposed the ground backed scoring chances by attempting fool- While not the most spectacular disheld the upper hand, good value. knee, and us, Busbies amongst for one have had they as in Victoria Old play, his was the most serviceable so marked deed have felt they surely no play ish passing in front of goals. superiority was not supporters trimmed that who, whate'er betide, will support the wrong horse, for prevailing, and Ion, his side. convince Town The SA Table of Children's Calico NIGHTDRESSES, on to Easts were nowgreat However, the Empire and the Throne. at centre was just about to and S. These work, passed to to lose. er that ever stripped walked Truscott were doing idols was who their necwith self frills and tucks, good quality, in sizes 1, 2, Price really It is team Council of Education here has pass -during sent seas Thomas ball Country "Digger" a better ground. the for the 2/11. then equal half, last and the Special regard regulation the Truscott, are worth 4/11. a nice goal. the first halt In the second half in essary to stress this fact for who a fairly high standard of ed the following on to Riconi, who kicked taken of teache-s, and down when it was seen that the Old attained ran out vie- ing the registration before was FROCKS, filially ground has biassed opponents again Check and once White play GO, and The efficiency, the lack B Children's it of A Table proposes to put no score East's skipper was putting it all tors by care not what they say derogatory collar, in sizes in East Perth territory, buthigh-flyer, ernor in Council for his approval:in cotton tweed, deep yoke effect in turn down One delegate at the League East's of it. over "Digger," Phil. Matson took his 7 goals, 7 bhds. that resulted. Young Special Price, 4/11. and so place, and effectively quietened him. before registration as a things, big "That, 20in., and 22in., worth 7/11. table recently made statements 18in., doing was bhd. 1 Hilton, goal I misin were absolutely erroneous and teacher, every applicant shall be King was brilliant from beginning Harrold. Shortly after a great In spite of the big difference Umpire Collins, imbued was He completly overshadowbell rang. With to end. required to furnish evidence satisleading. .1111-,-.match was by PO means the event, mark by Hiltonofthe minutes of eel Burns, and after the half-time scores the and last teams the factory to the council that he is with the importance of two these exception the when by the rather replaced one-sided, was greatBurns been had when battle a play and put pn his mettlehad of good moral character, and is interval, week, next the quarter the final a handin more meet been defectas proved that Blues. Double fromt severe criticism by Hicks, King also scribes, ly in favour of the H is royal should result. by o impairany hisph usefulnessYsical ltirkeeel y than a match for t hi s man too.clever ed out to him. by footballready to 1 he scores were:The winners were represented and a teacher:' V. Clune, work was dashing was well on time, and wasthe schedMcCabe, points). P. (14 1-8 Clune, Perth, Jerry East before charged with uphold Milen, board a throughout. Durack, points). start the game wellgoal (7 egg, Clifford, Hinckley, East Fremantle, 1-1 umpire (BusRiconi was like the curate's while K. Byrne, ing public education, this rule has tiled time. One But Dr. right on the He was respon- and G. McCabe: it. term was more commend :: Bryant, parts." to in second W. much The Robinson, "good hell) was not present Gorman, It teams be- contested. During this quarter Old sible for two of Old East's goals. It Pym WELLINGTON and MURRAY STREETS, PERTH hard for the losers. Alex. Leeper I s not satisfied. tick of three, and so both battled of veto Guhl quite and one times not ir the He Orr, at was he out enough. does that not go far several second that in a, i"wable Jack filled his place. Easts flashed that one looked for was reportedperhaps noticeable was It this accounted dashes match prayed president of that far-flung body, the Perth'sz delegates, a himself, as xviii. players in this season, only had to brilliant display. but on Loyalty League, and he proposes to in vain in the last half.EastWith The substitute, hower, game this Perth for hisdidinconsistent amount of work their best side quarter. great a eight of them add to the above regulation:few notable exceptions be Ion lost we do duty for one town Young in the first the should ball. the to The especially mention pack, quicker the months. here was in 15 "That it be a recommendation Right down rather during the last six were doing all exhibition of were keeping well apart half. His was a solid display the Minister that all persons de of the splendid He their ruck men and -It was expected the by Collins. giving for brilliant. finish the the service of the Educe at entering umpiring for work the game that the uphill Writerdid notforward centre line every, opportunity by close followers of match That's the time you Department as teachers, or pleasedma everybody. dwellers. position. town winning g good in Opinion to them du some would ' ing for registration as teaappy most. Easts needed hear one solitary There was no pro passing are this all Old but i.s It was noticeable that work in the last half, chers, be required to give satisfac or spectator. their one were so ATHLETICS. even watching not to thought were who JUNIOR the defenders that case, those tory evidence of loyalty to and men pounced opposition one an has been just Militarism is not arms opponents with the closeness disappointed. However, he was Throne and Empire. The spring weather afternoon his decisions. ItCrwas is a spirit: it pracapp could have was desirable. It was this defect of 0.c1 East's most serviceable men fresh and machine guns; it and enough for our his lost men, but that not even goalhowever, for has, arms all Leeper Dr. necessary and through e it the annual sports, getting perspective--as well as several other speaks force and a principle that can on the day. surpassed. Afterof a his work in the that made the bril- tice for Lowe to run'right out of his it is a said Hilton marked with all aerial an the runnels arc gradually it keeper if I am a slumber and exist until arms and thatEas For prevent to arfavulties. clash, neck mental to endeavour neck an top-notch in some mantle-Subiaco to Collins goals wind and pace for on Tuesday and traitor, hound on disrupting the men give it life. He liance of a real It can he . unwatched opponent securing. ball tist. heats He turned many Portonian mighty pleasing must air work. finishes in thenext, the 5th and 6th "Throne and Empire," might I not found in any race, for it can isgrip reputation as a failed in his object, and the Spar attacks by his consistent of Wednesday man to know that his unimporand the where comparatively in the on, ball inman, commit of the the passed on heart That Naughty Waltz sees is regained the who was quickly The enthusnasm of central umpire was an un- He is a playeronly. race. It means the rule the He is never inst. introduction of tant crime of faking by I"evidence row simply booted through crease, and with thethere do that, every premiership match. the bounce, and theof ball disregard for 11,000, guarded goal. utter From plenty of loyalty." But before at the man. was the force, estimated playing races, guilty novelty The crowd, This the fun by the way-and Dr. Leeper's im- rights of the weak, the ruthless of £500 in ad- wing play followed, and King was Cinori's was not up to form. as well. paid the record sum pudent suggestion nearly drives me abuse of power.-America. the Hay-st. prominent. Durty also was loudly the seasiders. of On Thursday many sacksor were 1rus- fact was a big loss to follower that mission money. Thus then rework, topthe to it-can anyone tell me what is is clever along, again for dashing running called was not the either He seen Lawn, East ground once to on Secthe passed In "evidence of loyalty"? No such event as this threatened local matches. cott secured andbut missed; the bats impressed all football fans so early prepling over and gettin up. J. Scott, cord holder for was was pleased he shot revolt of Labour against our Govhighly a Jeffs, had G. Consequently who John McCormack's Tour. day, that heats retary Farley crowd, and on all was quickly snapped up by Bidstrip in the season. and profiteer work CardilA. Durack, of the sent plutocratic have of much of the heavy Dawson, loyalism relieved offensive bags. Berry, was possible It with the great Harry Paullin was two seemed tor would and in and called deprived Aus- ernment the that usually was his lot. formed a ini, and Young figured well, sides Caretaker the fine condition who booted But the late war Dui, above nature that has years ago. made a great effort after and Groom and Maloney men. probably for ever, of hear- ten the finals on Saturday Scott, congratulated for the playing arena. Strang has taught much to working but held on too long,Kiconi strong had the measure ack, and Dawson in their sacks got tralians, bounce, which voice. nick McCormack's John Mr. in which he had ing again will they go in their details of eventually lost the ball. Siamese places of honour. to of their opponents' brigade. Groom foolish display in Ade- Never the Before going into the the also, scored And thousands of and stathundreds numbe and possession it slogged the tens let later gained a good were run, and after fol- played in characteristically the 100 minutes' play, on the battlefield in and laide is not likely to createStates, that came races the better team a minor. Up and down playtinely of be butchered caused ' style, taking the knocks berless heats and semi-finals ed right away that not impression in the United by secret diplomarking was pairs quarrel slightest some final the Matson Moloney's the lowed. was and arguments, won. There which Mr. McCormack is 3 citizen. They down forward, but was not kicking his way unflinchingly. The day has gone for ever gave that duels Berry and J. Butler, 1; Jones I met the famous singer after the macy*. excuse for the beaten side. Allen was knocking out to Duffy governments could turn the as of old. every deoppor- were and A. Durack, 2; and W. Butler incident, and it had affect- when was clever little player countless were beaten decisively inThough the so strongly Adelaide King into cannon -fodder and races Bell, full working bea,ing made now that were always lie has gone back in order toclasses and Newbey, 3. Wheelbarrow partment of the game. grab territory and expand the putting it ad over Bums. Charlie tunities call by H. ed him greatly. were won after a closeand scores were level at half-time, knows now seemed use of. to Sydney, where he is staying with trade. workman what all The saving Seaby been was per had losers, the game McKenzie for Livesley, Lowe, in goal Phillips and honours of the wife and children until he leaves who dies abroad and who stays at Had the certain scoring shots. He was leav- formed duties safely man and Gill. Hurdling created a his responsible his of Octomiddle the in with the Double Blues. judgEurope for good money-Catholic home to make proved better -ing the goal mouth with rewarded. without displaying particular bril- lot of interest, and after twenty ber. winners' forwards the in very Times. issue would ment, and was being well With one notable excep- four heats had been run off-winners, goal getters then "The Presbymethogational Church." of doubt even East Perth again made a forward liance. and of rapid succession, the heat reliable were in kicks his have been almost out tion point. this scored a were only Owens and was semi-final, suggested It move, their name the is The British Labour men who won above time. The length. who then at half Easts from The next incident of note was a shot good A. Durack, by a newspaper humorist for the tranquilly pass over murder in InCharlie McKenzie finished offthea Wade, Jeffs, L. Durack, weakness that saved oldThe but the shot did yards church to be formed by a union of dia, murder in Egypt, and murder in winners Lawn, 100 by goal the between for In work trouncing. sound Seaman. decent of and a their not score. Strang a while aiter season to see the by an'exhibition that was last week's winners have not churches-if they do unite. After Ireland, who are willing Empire were quicker to the ball than dirwas bet- gained possession, and came right big sticks He captured quite a sprint the question was military resources of the been replaced, and Jeffs, Dawson, opponents. Their leading the muchto argument and through. He hung on in an at faultless. of shots right on the goal yet In wealthy better, and was places. churchgoers privileged the the the of by marking ected filled ballot a their put and Berry ter; number posiscoring fingood Writer of a in purposes get Harrigan better. and the to for and used classes and the Presbyterian, Methodist, 220, Berry, Kelly, their generalship wasthat picked Old tempt and just as he had lost the line. and the of any colCongregational Churches. The last trampling upon people of ished well in that order,Knox was one of those now admits that um, he was held and thrown by an Mudie and "Horrie" Brown graftand reliany or union, Both with of nationality -our any fat but ball, in or defence. Berry, our to win, in two are strongly 440 went Easts to like trojans wherein opponent, and given a "free," he re- ed throughout. Henshaw second and third. Then but the Presbyterians are more even- gion, are no better than the milithere have been few finals Even play fol- were prominent players su- gistered full points. and ly divided. tarists and autocrats and capitalists 1 one side so completely showed the mile was decided upon, v. PERTH. great were PERTH EAST few Mudie and but They are Clark opplinents. starters, its lowed. were many To those of us with a definite faith whom they denounce. periority over Portomans. The has been arranged to there places were won the confusion existing in Protestant really worse. They are full-blown game This The Congratulations. East Perth-Pre- defenders for ofthe finished. who for note was a shot place to -day on the W.A.C.A. bv Jimmy Seaman, 1; Jack Berry, Churches is remarkable. For there frauds.-London Catholic Herald. last incident miers two seasons in succession. go point. The take ground. The gate money will practically no discussion of what Below will be found the positions goal by Matson-a 2; and A. Newbey, 3. 22() is But Mr. Lloyd -George does not bescores were thus brought level:to the fund for assisting the Perth of the players at the initial bounce. At present the 100 yds. and the doctrines of the United Church to recently numwas a seem which was He sells her, as he there Club, results game points). Dinghy the of Australia shall be, provided it tray Ireland: During East Perth, 2-11 (23(23 points). burnt out. It is a most deserving yds. championship In this of Jeffs and Dew has the right name. The local dig- sells himself to the Tories. There chances the 3-5 ber of changes of position. favour Fremantle, East should help son, as ultimate winner and close nitaries have expressed themselves was a time when Mr. George talked that when "sports" and cause, respect it might be statedThomas, Bert a Now he Within a minute of starting,Young "sports" in necessity by patronising runner-up. For the 880 and thea pleased at "the signs of unity and the language of liberty. Truscott was beating to be Harrold scored a goal itfortakes does the deeds of tyranny.-Liverchange was made and the minding mutual respect which the churches at Our Stores for mile Jimmy Seaman seems to this fixture. than en Quicker consewas three fraSHOW VISITORS ! Call Music skipper Easts. of Times. has feeling he pool Catholic "the for Portonian at the of have shown," "dead cert" and Songs, in it, the ball was sent once wins to his credit over ternity which has been reinforced," requirements FOOTBALL. easy your trusted to Matson, a move that prov- write into cutive all and EASTERN territory, Masts' Old doubt the and at "the recognition of the spir- Of all good women it is expected more ed highly successful. the rest of the field. No out Hooks, etc.., THE GAME IN VICTORIA, Scientific and nice kick Duffy hit the post. many their a Farming help in to from eager exists are bring they that will already union that THE TEAMS. Collingwood, 8-11 (59 points) de- handicapping Then Matson brought off a grand that are not cham- itual neighbours to keep the Ten ComNovels, etc., and do not mistake our only the most unmistakable degree." Pre- changes in events most feated Carlton, 5-11, for the likely -looking This sounds splendid. Lowe (E.F. back,. Matson double. He marked magnificently, But all is mandments. But if the immodest pionships. The address is full miership winners scored The kick fine Victoria. a of forward, Harwith obis constant(E.P. Berry, their dress and of are formal scantiness Gepp Owens not right yet: "The only difficulties Wicks points. The play still remained have yet to defeat Richmond, who hurdlers at present to break passers-by Jeffs. tempting to ly and technical is the Phillips, H. Brown stacle rigan. chalalter training which would have to he encountered the Ninth Commandment, how can Sparrow about the Portonian goal, and ana will now exercise their right ofof their (3 The Seniors began their after MURRAY the in the wide re -arrangement of con- a God of boundless justice acquit Mudie. lenge, secured by reason a great effort by kawlinson on the day B. Harrold Clark the play was transferred to winning the minor premiership. The for the sports the ditions." And finally (at the end these paganising women of responi.i match; Country and Mitchell Town 2nd., Clarke Bell, sent on to Riconi, and that attendance at this recent match was final match of a half-column in the "Herald"): bility for other's sins?-America. Rawlinson afternoons before the getting major for 58,000. fitter "The only distinction that now apThomas player scored the fourthshining be occupied in out Eastern exchanges to hand inform will side. Truscott was Truscott his events. athletic the pears to exist is that of name and Allen now, and it was at this period that us that the exact number that at- for King policy-of place and circumstance Bell Matson caled Thomas down forward tended the recent semi-final between their views in that respect. Burns and not of sect." So you see, every. dorse 62,300. task Hilton and took on the self-imposed RACING. and Richmond was Fletcher Canton Loyalists cannot, for one moment. Oakley thing is settled-except everything. His and a gate of £3,227. The big crowd Sheedy quiet. to weaken their al"Nipper" Ion Belmont at anybody keeping of allow has Strang Hunt Club's Meeting That is how far "Church Union" M'Guinness marking at centre was highly spec- at one period overflowed on to the legiance to the Empire." Park To-Day. Bidstrip progressed. V. Harrold tacular. in a modest way this, td He was also playing well playing arena, and the umpire readded He furmuch acceptvery go Herd Lawn (E.F. fwd( back). That it cannot Judging by the excellent at all, you know) to King, who was making full use of fused to proceed with the game unM' Kenzie (E.P. race meeting ther can be seen from the contro- (not sectarian Mo- his opportunities and playing good til troopers had removed the en ance list, the annual "Mr. Clarke added that he knew and Hunt between Groom waged 4s. to 10s. being is Ruck: that versy Perth Australian East of the Western Best Mouth Organs - football. Scott scored a minor for croachers. Ren- that many Roman Catholics did not at Belmont Park two Presbyterian divines-Dr. loney, Roves, Duffy. and East Perth. This was quickly folThe Victorian Association final be Club, to be held of these endorse the Bishop's view." Phelan's Each success. Adam. great Dr. and a toul Strings. be East Fremantle Ruck: Hicks Footsand to -day, should Now I have read Bishop lowed by another point, kicked from tween North Melbourne Best Produrable Violins, etc. sends letters to the "Argus" attacknothrushing The Tally-Ho Plate and Tally-Ho Cinoris, Rover, Riconi. the crowd. The ultimate winners cray was spoilt by players so ing the arguments as well as the speech carefully, and I found the divisions, into in got run disruption be quickly completion the of the will to Perth on East Purse now playing the champagne the ground just comprise mentality of the other-and both ing in it relating But, of course, it a few seconds of were They had rendered 'of the game, when the umpire had that the programme will stride, and within had Theo. of the Empire. ball in a of football. letters are addressed from theCollege. Us Melbourne eight events. ths.a'nitial bounce to the is a good way to gain votes. their opponents a disorganised side. given a mark to a North but scoring, logical Hall at Ormond goal a kicked position favourable cleared just as Their goal shooting alone was at player, who if he had Mr. Clarke then went on to deal RenDr. up always is summed has "Oriel" second Club fixture for his Catholics' game Hunt for the Roman called won The "the loudly have Old East's backs was with King would fault. words: to toul's attitude in the on Mon- a popular affair, and is looked upon scoring seemed imminent.keptNot plank, dealing with religion in State up a dashing play. He had been handed side. At a meeting held one of the best so"I was ever a fighter, so-one fight Schools." On this point be denied, East Perththe Portonian over to a fresh man to watch, but day last the Asociation decided that by racegoers as the As local turf. more, cial fixtures of "Mr. Clarke said that he con, determined assault ona crush Owens the change did no good. He was the match should be replayed. course will By no means the last!" usual the pretty Belmont sidered it useless to fight an eleccitadel, and frompoint. East Fre- playing a winning game. The last will not give in order to accommodate Larry" fine point in "Fighting on an issue which would not a be tion was kicked their first quarter the of score FOOTBALL were the patrons, and Mr. H. F. isWilkinson carry them any further forward."in to those who would take away mantle, though strivingthehard, sfrom Owens. 'When the bell rang of readiin NORCIA scene Church. NEW shift AT everything to reports that Catholics are to be welcomed glories of the Presbyterian the Requite unable score board showed:Twice they got the ball the Country v. Town. ness for a successful day's outing. Action. In other words, Down with put it the discussion of public questions, East but line, points). doesn't (40 4-16 he centre Only Perth, the East above to the almost says Mr. Clarke, but they-poor igThe second meeting of are having a formation! prevailing, trusted to 26th. East Fremantle, 4-5 (29 points). teams Patrons of TrottingHowever, Perth's centre trio were norant people-cannot be,are took place on Sunday, sporttwo that way. first not fit week. this main respite the and so the ball was sent. The say what are and what Religion." been and points East This match had eleven "Politics of a lead Trotting Bert by Witt) the at scored would was held They be day a election. and races will goal of the issues for an of a fine Perth was by no means out of the ing topic during theof week, the above newspaperhead- "fight an election".on a mere matter (Saturday afternoon) have large stocks of Under this was Ground Harrold, who as a result interest felt amount ground tremendous football ing, Mr. Frank G. Clarke, M.L.C., of religious principle, forsooth, or the out, and wood, but few on the of interval the had during piece of work secured well re- attached to it. The "Townies" ultimate the an to as Club made doubt Collins much Dinghy Works, goal. jusPublic the nice of of a of abstract aid Minister when match, in a question going on kicked speech at perhapsThey and sult. East Fremantle was a beaten beaten the "Bushwhackers" attack on Bishop Phelan's should know, of 'course, quickly set the ball in motion, tice. and they first met: this time, however, Fund. and furious. side. Gone was all the system their Bendigo regarding the forthcoming that politicians are not concerned the play became fast determined to were made have must "Bushies" that Day) playkicks the opinion long His (Show early thus next elections. State this. Why do they team. Wednesday like On points Young Easts were goOd with a a fielded like played they They he and Their name famous. win, or immediate delivery have been high, for his main answer not follow Mr. Clarke's example, and the ser- some exhibitions of Trotting will ing the better football. side that had "dropped their bun- The Townies were minus to it was:combined play was immeasurably make "unshaken allegiance to the Mick Bryne, given at Claremont. and but so, not Abbott it was of Perhaps vices dles." opponents, their held Empire" their election -issue? It is certainly one missed Clarke) superior to that of were (Mr. team "He Perth Country given yet it appeared so, and East whilst the The A move has been made to estab- the view that Roman Catholics were so easy, and, of course, carries you and their forwards but being here was made the issue look more in their of their main eucks-T. Butler. also large stocks of won the lish a Trotting Club at Geraldton. part and parcel of the State, and much further forward! numerous chances, of the side. favour when "Digger" Thomas fed Town's captain, K. Byrne, -F.J.0 in every way a with shown the only weakness kick to a goal. toss, and elected kicked will should be encouraged kickMatson, by picnic not nicely were Trotting of affairs annual the in The blowing Their sharpshooters their part came from Rawlinson cleared in good style, slight breeze, which ofwasthe field. be held shortly. Last year's inaug- to take ing accurately. Minors State. Easts but Duffy intercepted his kick and from the north end was a splendid success, the different players, and still Old THE WINNING DOUBLE. bounce it was at once ural affair who booted first the easlast Sparrow, to said Mr. Clarke, "if they that At across From sent "But," eclipse colour. will year's this bad not shown came. UNION BEER The ball Young East's sixth, and the last evident that a strenuous struggle and are going to put forward a proby Old EaSts' turn out to the scoring goal of the day. Fast Perth now would be the outcome of this match. ily. gramme such as was indicated AND the best was kicked well properhaps not was will were and they term Bell defensive, Phelan the on This played effectively where Bishop we issue Try our White and Red Lead Substitute. In our last board wing by Mudie, by his im- capable of keeping their opponents period of the match in almost every One plank UNION IMPERIAL STOUT. of disloyalty gress as they should. charge the to referred was waiting, unwatched up-and-down fast, open, of the Empire. they did eel, once only Good, disruption to bonneBut at way. at bay. regard aims its The in the and profiteering mediate opponent. off break through and scored a point. play characterised the whole of say and Roman Catholics cannot expect the Join an Irish Society teen work done for Helena Vale your disposal. ed nicely to him, and he raced be unfair to Samples and for average loyal Englishman to en passed down to It was their only score for the quer. term. It would *ws above - the Canning Park TurftheClubs, at top speed, and much was were.scores side pubaway, final The ter. either sporting broken of high- the information Truscott, who had played teams Both desire other. The Portlic generally, Messrs. Bryan and given a nice lead. East Perth, 5-16 (52 points). of the class football, and the combination consider the (30 points). standard. to say that they do not Manufactured in W.A. by onian skipper quickly disposed East Fremantle, of the day was of a highunder who scored yet for disclosing their ripe" con"time ball and sent to Lawn, for well men his the best For the winners Matson, Duffy, Clune kepton numerous occasions his prices and the margin of profit Hela minor-a poor result had so far King, Hilton, Harrold (21, McKen- trol, and Canning Park pocketpiece of work Old Bests beautiful scoring opens Vale and of their and Carver, Day (Sti Co.) ( Late Foreman zie, Groom, and Allen were most forwarde had to make ted as a result of the sales been responsible for, More minors Ion portunities, but they failed his losers Gepp, the For Basta. that is to be said at Young All to prominent. back products. down Experience in Monumental Art went kept Practioal Byrne years 20 had them. half), of (first stupid one use a Having scored Truscott seems ), it (first half large or form, and present is that Matson, and Sparrow from Rawlinson, Mudie, Riconi, Clarke, line in splendid playing came to the pubWe can guarantee Satisfaction in any Memorial distributer the to that up thing apiece, and after Ion kicked off score, they Reg. Office 91 Lord Street, Perth. on every occasion, printer and small, iu Marble, Bluestone, Freestone or Granite. and Brawn were beet. the last-mentioned player's ruck play of lic is paid more than the The expectations. Material. but Local the boy of Even back, We are Advocates the ball was sent straight good judggoalkickers for East Perth both teams was very even. At the producer per book. The rePERTH. (2), Sparrow (2), end of the first term, the scores read: who sells the race bookastotheyouprintLawn rushing out showed who were Bert Harrold 89 BEAUFORT STREET ceives nearly as much ment in knocking out to 11fudie, Thomas: and for East At last Matson, andRiconi Country, nil. More anon. does. er (2), Mideerip, and sent well out of danger. Fremantle, away. Town, 1 goal. East. got another break Strang-. Strang was prominent, and his for-

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Christian Brothers' Appeal

Correspondence

The refreshment stall was garoo. unique in its arrangement, and the News Local and General the Archdiocese fact that the result of the first afternoon and evening sessions a sum of (To the Editor/. CALENDAR. in, Regardless of what may be said no less than £55 was handed am not in the habit of en speaks volumes for the untiring ef- Sun., Oct. 3 (Green) -19th. Sunday concerning all the anxieties, even that unavoidably managing annoyances, tertaining anonymous corresponladies the of the forts after Pentecost. Mesdames Monaghan and Mulcahy- Mon., Oct. 4 (White)-St. Francis of and inevitably block the 'smooth dence, but in fairness to those chilthe dren, and their good mothers who appreciat organisation, baiaar widely running of were they that and Assisi. XIII. All the stall - Tues., Oct. 5 (Red)-St. Placid and Catholic people of Fremantle must were sufficiently imbued with the A 010101111 Newspayor is-a Parish hia Porsolhal illasiaa."-LEO. ed and supported. be congratulated not only on the spirit of true Christian charity to alholders report splendid business it Companions, Martyrs. 1920. 2nd., to learn-it is OCTOBER be surprising not Bruno, wonderful success they have swine, low them to appear, at a recent Frewill SATURDAY. Oct. 6 (White)-St. PERTH. dress the gathering, and in regret- sincerely to be hoped-that the zeal Wed., ed, but on the fact that in the Rev. mantle entertainment, I crave space "It is Catholics who make the sacAbbot. of his absence in ting the unavoidable energy put forth by such un- Thurs., Oct. 7 (White)-Feast of the Brother Mooie they have had a lead- to pen a few observations in reply rifice." This remark was heard thereupon declared the and er whose ability as an organiser can- to the venomous remarks of that the Fremantle Town Hall on Wed- Excellency, selfish and willing workers will be Holy Rosary. His art was narrow-minded depraved Pharisee nesday afternoon last as the Bazaar bazaar open. recognised to the full by the rest of Oct. 8 (White)-St. Bridget, not be questioned. The Right Rev. Monsignor Ver- the community, especially Catholics, Fri., Widow. well known in Eastern Australia and who must necessarily hide his or that had just been opened was in ling. thanks of the vote in proposing to coming her insignificant identity under the previous apearnestly Zealand, swing. Brothers New were the full to whom Sat., Oct. 9 (Red)-St. Denis and and Lady Forster to her Ladyship, said that it was a Our new Governor-General, Lord Forster, West, and his methods in overcom- very cosmopolitan nom -de -plume Companions, Martyrs. at a civic reception held in Yes, Catholics worthy of the name great pleasure to have her present peal. been "Somebody's Mother." hope, officially welcomed to the Commonwealth we conhave, effectively obstacles was ing Each stall assured made Lathlain) always last. The Mayor (Mr. the world over have it structed and decorated with a prosuch an occasion, because the Perth Town Hall on Monday The Hibernian Dramatic Society, will be celebrated on carefully weighed by those especial. less than in on Mass people had inherited the sacrifice; to not Holy -day find Australian the of would work he in the her interest that his Excellency front, and painted drapery the date and at the time and place ly whose assistance is likely to be under whose auspices the entertainIn fact it is only Ca- showed He also asserted, probably as the past. peoples. the Christian Brothers in Fremantle. scenium all the virtues of the British required on some future occasion- ment was held has made fourteen his Excellency and also to the immigration tholics who can make the sacrifice- The Brothers were men whose lives surmounted by scores of coloured mentioned hereunder:an indirect instruction toideal We appearances, extending over a period in a like glorious cause. was conlights. that them of summons front in the to have yielding Sunday, October 3: Yarloop, 8; and they could the to exclusively highest were given up agents, that the and their have not had a special Bazaar com- of four years, and it has remained stalls of the The names inherit. Catholic the great viz., their dictates, that a.m. science Britishers, so of the children, and It was principals are as follow:-Refresh- Waroona, 10 "the peopling of Australia with missioner in our midst before, but for "Somebody's Mother" to point He trusted and otherwise thorough education of education time." all for British race 9 10: Brunswick, the not only October for and object Sunday, sole aim their held be ance might the visit of Brother Moore to Fre- out to erring mothers, at this late Monaghan and Mesdames term Australia would continue to progress their children, providing colleges, to impart a sound secular education, ment: that during Lord Forster's Mes- a.m.; Harvey, 11 a.m. mantle on this occasion is one that hour, something which they, themthe King and Empire, and would in so convents, and schools wherein Chris- but a moral education also. It was Mulcahy; NorthandFremantle, Waroona, will be long remembered by those selves, in their efforts Sunday, October 17: consistently with her loyalty ofto "Advance Edwards: "Old dames Wardell to display for erecting proinculcated, other is Any tianity Australia." money the sum of motto to raise hoped her 10 a.m. who of necessity came into close their own voluptuous gratification doing live up to Mesdames Hoey and Ryder: 8.30 a.m.; Yarloop, implied in the catch -cry of churches in every centre of popula- asked for. Good citizens had come Boys," Sunday, October 24: Mornington, touch with him. His example and the many charms of their offsprings, gress that did not take in the Imperialism of British - tion, supporting their clery, nuns, forward and had assisted greatly, Children of Mary, Miss Fitzegrald type to course, -superfine this extra of was, Empire 11 a.m. Mesthe utmost advice cannot but be of 9 a.m.; Brunswick, have (in the eyes of this self-apKing and I.N. Foresters, motto, "Advance Australia," is a and brothers. True Catholic lives and the Catholics had worked very - (President); benefit to all who need and care to pointed custodian of virtue) failed Australian loyalist, anathema. The Shanahan and McCutcheon; stands for are one long sacrifice. Of course, hard to remove the crushing debt. dames of Imperial claquers; it Miss Maie Cooper (Mrs. F. Mc- adopt them. to realise, namely, that their chilmeaningless one in the mouths are ad- Her Ladyship's presence was an en- Mothers', Mrs. Pierce; East Fremansteadfastness and zeal sentiment their Our it. British upon all brand the hasn't dren are in hourly danger of losing nothing that Mesdames Gaynor and Gustath- Cann) will sing Luzzi's "Ave Maria" south eliminated from it, it must have mired and appreciated on all tides, couragement for them to persevere tle, at Mass to -morrow o'clock all and Miss the 11 the fact that supMrs. at Owing to that modesty which is a Catholic's must have the breath of the Society, II.A.C.B. son; and bigotry, and ready independence which the old white in spite of prejudice and in the grand work of helping the McClosky and Mr. J. O'Brien; Bea- the Cathedral. plies of paper must be conserved to proudest boast! none of the rugged, rough everywhere Ye Gods! Who support, much win it consequently inheritance, as an to us Brothers. left from extent to ensure is that "Saviour of the Nation" and the fullest possible Farrelly pioneers who came Mesdames consfield, co-operation active the indeed in also bred Britisher, such as Mayor Lathlain, Father Neville, in seconding the Hughes: Shamrock, Mesdames Fay In our last issue an omission oc- the uninterrupted production of whose cause has evidently insuffimust be in the judgment ofand in their various un- Monsignor's remarks, thanked non-Catholics true of the so, her with imbued be London, naturally, by fed conlist of parochial THE RECORD in the future, to- cient justification to warrant the afcurred in the London and Of late organised Ca- Ladyship for her attendance, arid and D. Mulcahy. Is Mr. Lath - dertakings. great inheritance! to tributions to the recent Peter's gether with the ever increasing price fixing of his or her name? stings of the Imperialist idea. Our The Christian Brothers wish Or. is it or is he just only goo-gooing in the pel- tholic activity has really leapt for- trusted that that visit would be only sincerely lain speaking as an Australian return thanks to the fol- Pence collection. The amount cre- of printing paper, we have been re- this modesty of which your corresgaining in its onward march, one of many that the Fremantle peoward, seems Imperial it the So far, to League? common 0 M I forwarded dited to Father J. Flynn, luctantly have kindly compelled to issue an 8 pondent speaks which prevents idwho lucid vapourings lowing, assistwelcome be conceded, will it of interests Her Ladyship's being held not so much in the ple would receive. descrip- North Fremantle, unfortunately did page journal, instead of the usual 10 entification with the subject? to us, our great inheritance is gifts of various I pioneers, as in the interests of those Brit- ance and the combined interested- presence was striking testimony to valuable Sacred not appear; it should have been £1 pages. With next week's issue we have been associated with these the descendants of the old crowded friends and in the the sterling work of the Brothers in tions: The Sisters of the cities of England. He does not seem ness of Protestant energetic Sisters hope reading Beaconsfield; 7d. to greatly increase the same College, 7s ishers, the overflow of the Heart children since the inception proand of that of less end foundatheir midst. He offered her a hearty of St. Joseph, Fremantle; Presentaof the men who laid the matter by the use of thinner "slugs" our society, and their modesty to be inspired by the lofty desires greeting and welcome to Fremantle. It was their dream to build up a sturdy bably lax Catholics also. 5th, on which the type is set, which will innocence are the brightest gemand On Tuesday next, October Nuns, Cottesloe Beach; Sisters tions of the Commonwealth. in instinct with all the freshness and vigIt is not surprising, therefore-it "The priests and people join in giv- oftionMercy, Mass consequently make a great Perth; Office and Requiem Square, Solemn Victoria our crown. Theirs is true modesty, Australian nation in the South, fact-to ing the Brothers every assistance," Sisters of Mercy, Northam; Loreto will be celebrated at St. Mary's Star more reading than appears in deal in the thraldom of old world concepts, is most encouraging this not mock modesty of our sanctimoniour of a national life separate from would heartily "and unite equality speaker said, rights, an six the have equal the whole citizen that during learn every Osborne; the Sisters ',f the of the Sea Church, Cottesloe, at 10 week's'issue. We ask the indulgence ous, hypocritical friend's kind. Out a democracy in which path to months' course of the Christian Bro- in welcoming her Ladyship amongst Convent, Sacred Heart Convent, Wagin; Sis- o'clock, for the repose of the soul of of all readers, and console ourselves society is forging ahead by bounds. of justice, and human liberty-where the only obstacle in his the thers' Appeal in Fremantle, cheersuccess would be his individual failure to advantageously usewould natters of St. John of God, Subiaco; Mr. William O'Neill, late of Kilma- that they would rather this decision Our halls are always crowded. all present thanked Brother Moore be assist. non-Catholic privilege and patronage ful and generous Namban crow, Co. Kilkenny, Ireland, father than one by which the selling price Birds of a feather are apt to conLongman, Mrs. G. E. ural opportunities given him, where passport to advancement; ance has been one of the gratifying for their attendance, and again re- (eggs); Cosgrove, Kwolyn of Rev. Father O'Neill (Cottesloe', of THE RECORD would be increas- gregate on mutual group Mr. castaways, and merit the sole common of all, in fine where one features of the laborious task which ferred to the goodness of the Mayor (wheat); Mr. A. J. Clinch, Edawa, and Sister Mary Patrick (St. John ed. That will be the very extreme shockingly where full religious freedom would be the right sinful and im Town the of the and assistance to have the Brothers assumed and have deWatheroo (oats); and Mr. T. M. of God Convent, Lombardina). man should be as good as another. Rather does he not appear -the absolute last-that we wish to ple we have in our midst. o./ peoam * that the Australian Commonwealth termined to rid themselves of. That Councillors in general. A tiny tct via the inculcated the erroneous notion for Coombe, who, on behalf of afraid we have far more thin this adopt. Lady Newdegate approached then other appeal heard the the of their was from to exclusion Britishers The Rev. Father William, O.S.B., "more -holy-than -St. Peter" person should be conserved specificially life-"the new national life" he had very outset has been. ann is still, and presented a very beautiful bou Union Picture Theatres, Ltd., underof the who had been stationed at Moors for the whole the tens was to provide Hall white races, so that our nationalcabined, took Hibernian can The ever convert to the straight and within the nar- evidenced in the immense prepara- quet as a momento. until a few weeks ago, when he was tre of much gaiety on Tuesday night narrow path. visualised-would be "cribbed,Imperialism.and Itconfined" Business operations commenced illuminations. is the sort of trumpery tions necessary and the present con Any goods sent from the country obliged to return to New Norcia to last, when many people, young and row limits of his little selfish a will No, sir, your correspondent is no not duct of the bazaar now booming. forthwith, and proceeded with of Father Stephen old, assembled to give their supthe place Kindly received. take be gratefully nonsense we would expect to hear at a little jingo tea-party, but comes Parents, scholars, "old boys," Catho- hum. What would otherwise be address them to Fremantle, and ad- Moreno, O.S.B. (who recently went port to the efforts of the ladies in more concerned with the moral welthe Mayor of a capital city to one who at a reception given by presumably with the qualifications of a states- lic societies, and the general Ca- called inconvenience owing to the vise Rev. Brother Moore. to Europe) is musical director and helping to make the evening a sii. fare of the community than Napoto the Commonwealth, hall, was with the overflow of Muntholic community, with the unselfish crowded conditions of the to us a his of It seems Majesty the King. representative organist at the Benedictine Cathe- cessful one. The dance was con- leon man, as the for appeals The Rev. Organiser be enjoyhonestly be said to could daring Weir. many assistance of Protestant If "Somebody's the new Governor-General with the objecvulgar attempt to inoculate little to re- dral. As a mark of their esteem ducted by Mr. Crogan, and the en- ther" was sincere, we would Monoisy clique who are masquerading in friends, have joined forces, and their able, and with the numberless raf- gifts of all kinds, and wishes all not the priest, parish departing their due to for was dancing of the joyment tionable sentiments of the art and friends that helpers mind descr;pand bargain sales of all fles have had combined efforts will, God, to wait please for the "offending in this as the of Empire props limelights two fareof Moora arranged the excellent music supplied by Mr. programme perpetrated their home-made trumpery with cash must be re- peopleentertainments, about a their utmost to smother the native as- realise their fullest expectations, i.e., tions and other money -raising de- union tickets which during well dancers o'clock the ten Griffin. At country, and who are doingdemocracy. latest. He 11th. at the wiping out of the debt on the vices which were simply prolific, the turned by October was presented with letf the hall for the supper room. fortnight ago" to hear this mighty pirations of the Australian their assistants will be greatly disappointed to have Father William High School buildings. All the ac- stall -holders and rug and a handsome and The tables were conveniently arrang- maternal relative denouncing premore impressive than Mayor Lathlain. We tivities (and they were of wonder- spent themselves assiduously. The to return to the Eastern States with- a travelling practices. Does Senator Pearce was not 'Somewatch. Father Wilsilver valuable and decorated with choice flow- sent-day Minin keeping with his high position as body's Mother" ever stroll along our ful variety) of the stall -holders and Vice -Regal party were escorted from out having secured the £5,000 he set liam had to return to Moors to firs ed bad expected something more ers. The supper was everything that He is most desirous cf and ambiguous platitudes spok- their enthusiastic assistants, have stall to stall, and at the refreshrilent out to get. ister for Defence than the uninteresting it was dur- could be desired, and much praise beaches or attend any of the theaand several matters, alise healthy cheap, uninspiring, in a to Lord Forster. His the Brothers leaving been closely watched through the stall-literally a fairy bower-afteren by him at the reception No. visit that the opportunity is due to the ladies who gave so tres, music -halls, or dances? might perhaps be very good election- long months that have passed. At noon tea was served. financial position in Fremantle, in ing this mean -nothings on reconstruction taken to make the above presen- unsparingly of their good things in It might broaden what is a very out of time and the moment earthly reward is being Again at night the hall was throng- order to accommodate all the chil- was undeveloped mind. "To eering propaganda, but they were malappropriate, and the pure tations. supper a pleasing to prepare order who State, in of this for admission of the citizens ed. It was not until then that the dren that apply reaped for all their trouble. are pure." One need sot tune in the ears of the majority for all. The dance was in aid of all things by the continued iteration by Ministers of decorations, that surrounding and growing dispossessed of the perspicacity of a are bored to swearing point problems 29th. was a distant day lighting effects and Cheeseparing of the most objets the forthcoming St. Joseph's Ba- be "Do what you can to help before us. If there were forSeptember which promised so well in the after- trict. Sherlock Holmes to realise that this our responsibilities and the referencesthat lieMinister many a tired but earnest soul in by the has been shown sort tionable zaar. last for Defence might the midst of organising the Brothers," he says. "The the ridiculous effusion to which I reply occasion for such profoundilluminating examples one or other noon, could be seen to advantage. activity in coloured days of the appeal are at hand, and Government in its reduction of the is prompted by a uncharitableness have given Lord Forster problems under control. of Federal the numerous entertainments in The hall was a blaze of principal Mr. A. L. D. Buttle, who in pre- which he Perth Public Hospital subsidy. It But he didn't, be- of there is a lot of work vet to lamps and lighted designs, is well worthy of one who its efforts to get those preparation for the final But effort. economy. of the Imvery poor member war days was a the that date came and has Do what you can to -day." is have a right to, when we review done. the Kanthe Emu and of which were the Hibernian Society, and cause, we assume, and wetime The migration Bureau of this State, has hates subsequent professions, and how bazaar is at a pitch thisgone. who would attempt to defame it, Hughes Government's warhe wasand and day, a with after serving to Perth, returned to give a concrete example of the good Christian Brothers, in they have been evaded, the part unable the Forces on the Continent and and of his Government to comprehensive- fortnight hence it will be no more. whose the "barbarous exhieffective organisation on and gratitude go elsewhere throughout the war. Mr. bition" interests has Encouragement was held. ly deal with the problem of reconstruction. It is a problem that to 'Somebody's out every single individual who engaged promoting Butthl is now in last shot was fired on the broken Prussian has in any way assisted to bnng been in the stocks since the society, Mother" has been waiting to, see wholesole co-dperative a Governthing for the in stocks, a remain the to likely is some abler writer and authority delines, and it about what was witnessed on Wedthe general purpose having for its the people. "The high attainments, this charitable effort. ment to juggle with and dope energy" grand and sucI exporting of W.A. produce and im- nounce of Lord Forster's predecessor nesday afternoon-a remind your correspondent the wide vision, and the untiring exhibition of the choicest porting such from other countries. would Government's achievements, led Sena- cessful that "fools rush in where angels fear haven't, on the evidence of the goods of every description. For and his colleagues to any appreciable extent out of the much.' days previous scores of willing worktor absence of such dearrived to tread." asThe By the Ormonde which the Commonwealth. Mr. Hughes, his ers were engaged in transforming the this person is languish:. advertised difficulties besetting were from Europe on yesterday week, Mr. nunciation to have taken them ih hand, and interior of the Town Hall from a ing for, proves that the majority of Ministers, and his supporters Mrs. Knox, of Maylands, James but on the con- large empty space to a miniature are still Christian and they asseverated they would smash them one by one, Knox, and her sister, Miss Dunne, our people on,the horizon, Your correspondent has my fession of the Minister for Defence, they still loom large where anything from a arrived after a fourteen months' so- sane. knock from the fairy wand of the new emporium sympathy. All that is left for him, and are awaiting a dissipating way quenching water soda to the mediland. journ in Ireland. their native Lord Forster, brilliant statesmen her, to do is to cry with that Governor-General, but in what turnip, and furniture, from a All three are very well, and speak or competent to assist the Federal Government, cinal other Pharisee of old, "I thank God though he might be, isdeigned sideboard to a doll's cot, to mention affairs. Alof Irish enthusiastically to say, Lord Forster will, we vennot as other men are," and Senator Pearce has not of all the silverware, crockthough their own home town, Clo- I am for of his high office impartially, and work nothing our salvation from the awture to think, fulfil the duties down ery, linen goods, and dainty fabrics; gheen, South Tipperary, was almost pray He will not where anything by Constitutional law. ful damnation awaiting us.-Yours, along those correct lines laid from a bridal doll reasonable peace, left in always etc., come down into the arena of controversial politics, nor associate him- to a pair of boots; from a magnifiJ. W. O'BRIEN, ten to fourteen miles townships dishi-falutin of Senator Pearce's hence so much parties, self with political Hon. Sec.. cent bedspread to hand -painted curtant were very disturbed. It was Hibernian on the new Governor's "endeavouring to concentrate and unify the tains and cushions, could be obtainDramatic Society. risky in those places to walk the [Other correspondence (not for nation's effort in facing and getting over the re -construction period and ed straight-out or bargained for by to Owing the demoralisation street. up would cool that require looming has been received. Our those other still wider problems art union. All these were artisticof the Royal IRISH Constabulary publication) to that may 'be treated as a leadership, energy, and determination to face," is so much excellent ally arranged on eight or nine stalls, through unending resignations, the reply . clap -trap. each of which bore the name of ranks had to be filled by ex-soldiers comment on the above. See Ansto Correspondents elsewhere."Our great inheritance" depends on how our future organic relation- the district or society responsible, recruited in England. These men, wers under our reconstructing Federal poli- whose charming decoration won ungenerally speaking, were most un- Ed.] ship with the Empire works out,the whole of the Empire seems to us a stinted praise, the sole object of A unified policy for fitted for surveillence duty as R.I.C., ticians. builders and mili- which was to atract the "wherebecause they were all more or less wild dream-perhaps a great one to the Empire armies and the panoply of withal" without which only little or suffering from shell -shock and were beautiful dramatic soprano voice of tarists, who see in navies and huge standing neurotic, consequently at even the pure quality and range, her interprewar, the buttressed strength of national greatness, but which must be nothing can be done in these days of the people. great mass the material commercial stress and burden on of sight, much less the handling, of a tation of Irish songs haye a charm a mischievous advancement. We hope the have gun and bayonet, they are rendered of their own. a into to be led Lord refused Forster Very politely and properly The time for the opening of the irresponsible. It is quite feasible the pleasure of hearing her on the Pearce, and Bazaar discussion on the "wider questions" alluded to by Senator arrived. Before the apconcert platform shortly. Miss Cootherefore that the trigger would be time has had more Probably when he Lathlain. Mayor hinted at by REV. hour, however, the accidentally touched, the weapon per's marriage took place recently in spot, and to form his judgments, pointed to "think these things over on the Brother Moore, the organiser, weldischarged, and the death of an in- Melbourne. progress and unity that make for true things the of conceptions his Right Rev. Monsignor nocent person result. This would stan- comed the in a people's national life will be many cubits higher than the little upon Verling, V.G., in the hall. The MonThe many friends of Mr. Charles be converted into a Sinn Fein "outembargo dards of the Jingo political claquers who would put andemocracy. the 16th signor was accompanied by OCTOBER SATURDAY, rage," and thus the ghastly business Hillier, deputy chief at the Central CONTINUED the Australian on BE shackles WILL and AND aspirations Australian Very Rev. Father Neville, O.M.I goes on. Mr. Knox kindly made it Fire Station, will regret to hear of and a point to look up Cyril Bryan at his death, which took place on WedEasy enough it is to talk of "our great inheritance," but to the and Dom Benedict, O.S.B., Lynch WHEN THE Flynn, O.M.I., P. the National University, Dublin, nesday morning last, after a short masses of the people of this country who will have to bear the bur- Fathers J. Maloney (Lee(Maylands), and the which follow necessarily taxation must and reports him to be alright and illness. The deceased ,was a big, increased the den of Amongst the gathering full of energy. Mr. Knox intends genial -hearted Australian, and itNtry scheme of defence under a unified policy for the whole of the Empire, derville). It is being flip- were Rev. Brother Brennan (Printo reside at Maylands. capable officer. He joined th&local the words can have very little, if any, meaning. and all the Brothers from the brigade as a probationary fireman, pantly used as a political catch -cry by a small but noisy section of poli- cipal) country, High School. Long before 3.30 p.m. Mr. W. A. Collopy, who recently and rose from the ranks. He was a ticians, at the head of whom is the Prime Minister of this The Hon. are mischievously the Hall was crowded. completed his course of M.B., B.S., native of Geelong, Victoria, where who, though ostensibly devoted to its well-being, Newdegate and suite arrived, at the Melbourne University, comes he was connected with the Volunstriving to divide the Australian people into two camps, and for this pur- Lady they are not openly identifying themsel- and were escorted by Brother Moore to this city to take up a position at teer Fire Brigade up to the time he pose are encouraging, if Mayor and NO POSTPONEMENT. the Public Hospital. WITHOUT For He was edu- came to this State in 1899. yes with, a wretched sectarian propaganda of vilification of the Catho- to the platform.and The Mrs. F. E. Gib(Mr. cated at the Parade College, held a some time he was in charge of the lic Church and its institutions. We have evidence for stating that the Mayoress accompanied the Vice -Regal foremost place in the sports union Fremantle and Kalgoorlie stations. post office is being used for the disemination of printed matter of the son) as also did the Monsignor and of the college, and won many not- We sincerely regret the demise of a most objectionable sort, and within recent days in an Eastern State we party, The hall balcony was crowd. able evnts in the inter -college and genial, good-hearted citizen, and have had an instance of the abyssmil depths to which sectarianism has clergy. Under the eyes of ed with 600 or 700 children from the tender our sympathy to his bereavother sports. descended in the notorious ex -Sister Ligouri case. Catholic schools, who, at ed widow. the law one of the most viciously mischievous attempts of sectarian big- Fremantle given signal, sang the National otry has been made to bring odium on a large section of the people of aAnthem with fine effect to orchestral Prices are still soaring higher and have to apologise to our farmAn unfortunate lady, whose mental condition brought her Australia. higher. Tobacco and oil yesterday ersWe under the leadership readers for the abinto unfriendly and apparently un-Christian hands, is being held by accompaniment next. A compulsory Lent senceandof country -bread Miss Violet Leunig. market reports, etc., from methods which, to say the least of them, are a reproach to the Depart- of The average our columns is being forced upon the Rev. Brother Moore. in askthis week. They will ment of Justice, and very, very little less than scandalous. The New ing Lady when ask may We wage earner. for a Cheque Newdegate to the scene a violent of declare the of outbreak be a regular feature from next issue a Cheque for South Wales Parliament was recently will Pearce's reconstruction scheme onwards. open, welcomed her amongst bigotry, and the Catholic community was outrageously slandered. In Bazaar The cackcome tripping along? a Cheque for good people of Fremantle. Her a Cheque for every State of the Commonwealth the insolent mongrel tongue of sec. the be able to seem reconstructors ling presence tarianism works overtime, and under the impudently hypocritical pre- sist the and her willingness to asin 19 to do nothing but talk expansion of cause of the Brothers was Cash Prizes of £1 tence of defending King and Empire, to the accompaniment of the NaLEEDERVILLE. Empire, and while they are cackling testimony of her conviction tional Anthem, the ghouls of sectarianism are carrying on a horrible ample hunger is knocking at the nation's the good the Christian Brothers conspiracy to divide the people in order to bolster up and to buttress of doors. had done and were of doing for A highly successful and entertainaims the annihilation the creed which at new political the swampers' ing concert was held in the Marian sec- community at large. Her ladyship Australian nationalism. It is truethat but a very small turbulent shown continued proof of her Miss Veronica street School Hall on last Monday of friends The tion of the people is identified with these ignoble efforts, but it seems had 14TH. with the Brothers by Children of Mansfield will be pleased to learn night ,in aid of the to be well protected by the higher powers. Nor is it difficult to rea- friendship that she has again been successful Mary Stall at the forthcoming baA mad un-yielding, un-Australian spirit is abroad amongst coming there that afternoon. They son why. scotched, had reason to remember her goodin the recent musical examinations zaar. As a result their funds should a certain political school of adventurers, and unless it is to them in Tasmania, and it held in Perth, she having passed well benefit considerably. sooner or later our vaunted great inheritance will be lost to us, and the ness A euchre party and dance, organin the higher grade (pianoforte), Asgreat purposes underlying the Constitution framed by the founders of was, therefore, a delight to have her ladyship amongst nation. them of Australian again. Academy, ised by Mrs. A. Davidson, was held The enemies stultified. will be sociated Board Royal on; Commonwealth 10s. each this "When it was found that his ExStones wanted also gained honours, Intermediate, in the North Perth Town Hall on aliens are sowing their evil seed whilst Our watchdogs are sleeping. cellency could not carry out his inInterme- Thursday night in aid of the Home (violin), Trinity College; Yes, we have a great inheritance; but shall we keep it for the tention of performing the opening diate honours (theory), Trinity Col- Rule Stall, and was well attended. the On Tuesday night next at children of the men and women who in sore travail laid the foundations ceremony," the Rev. Organiser said, lege; and Junior Singing honours, of our greatness, and from a barbaric wilderness wrought a great fruit- "Lady Newdegate, without hesitaMiss Mansfield is North Perth Town Hall, a euchre Trinity College. A those clutching tion, expressed her desire to come." IS ASKED TO MAKE CATHOLIC ful opulent continent, or shall we surrender it to a pupil of the Ladies' College, Vic- party and dance will be held by Mrs. hands whose masters are the junker-lords of a mischievous Imperialism; Brother Moore also paid tribute to Collopy in aid of her stall at the toria Square. REGREAT SUCCESS. SEND YOUR 10s. NOTE AND shall we forget the bleak years our fathers spent in blazing the now the Mayor, Mr. Gibson, and his good bazaar. Buy your tickets early to avoid disappointment.. beaten tracks of populous places; forget the hardships and difficulties wife, for the immense interest they pleased be will music of Lovers TO THE ORGANISER, WANTED, 10,000 ?WCE THE Recently the attendance at enterof the old pioneers and all that the spare years meant to them, forget had taken in the Brothers' Appeal. (Mrs. Maie Cooper Miss that to hear most the calls upon us each and all to preserve our Australian homeland Mr. Gibson's assistance was reside per- tainments held has improved; and it to come has F. McCann) from the ascendancy of outside political castes whose dream is Empire, generous at all times. The BroMrs. is to be hoped that in future they Australia. West in manently of wboae God is greed, and whose one idea is in the triumph of might; or thers owed him a special debt N. MOORE, McCann was a pupil of Mr. Allan willAsbe still better attended. the bazaar approaches, compeshall we not seek for unity in the common bond of Christian charity: gratitude, and they would not exBindley, and held a foremost place march to- press their true appreciation of his cast out hate from amongst us as a thing accursed, and among Melbourne's leading vocalists. tition amongst the stall-holders and increasing. gether bravely as brothers striving for the higher things in a nation's services to them if they did not us with her laurels most popular girls, is to comes She ours a land of peace, presence thank him in the of her destiny, resolved at all risks to keep this land of fresh on her, and it is to be hoped This is as it should be. Don't forget ticket in to buy a the art union. untouched by the sereing wrongs of older lands, the bounteous, happy Ladyship. on to rest be allowed not she will home of a prosperous democracy, Enthusiastic acclamation greeted them. 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Telephone, or of "Unchallengeable" P. J. HEVRON tOr, September 20, in celebration French Clergy Vindicate SYDNEY. the of Ill anniversary and FORthe fiftieth SHIPPING, CUSTOMS, the of Influence the on CF Professor Hewing OPEN FOR ALL CLASSES downfall of temporal power grand WARDING AGENCY. Honour of the Catholic Church. Pope, William S. Fanner, of Free GENERAL CARRIERS. master of the Grand Lodge diothe of State and Rabaul (Now Britsi r.) London (2). of the Eighty-seven priests PHILLIMORE CHAMBERS, in the Principal Cities and TOW116 of Australia Speaking at the Catholic Social and Accepted Masons to at- cese of Grenoble, have taken very Guild meeting at the Liverpool Conof New York, has declined FREMANTLE. charges the according rebut to (late effective action The declination, Mr. W. A. S. Hewins tend. at 2802 Post OffIce through. and Baring* Bank Agenciesand which made against them by a certain Us- gress, -Secretary at all Branches, at the other Islands of the Packet. of State for to the "Rivista Massonica," out Austra.la. and Papua, Nos Britain. Solomon, is sel. a Socialist candidate for Parlia- Under SPILL J. up to £1,000. carries a report of thein incident, Colonies), said he did not see many Deposits on cam interest Mr. 31% the during which in England, but revolution up to £1,,1100, of contained in a letter New York mentary honours, signs £1,000 over Amounts on PERTH, Interest 3%, TOBACCONIST, paign of last November. "Priests there would he great changes. The hat Farmer explains that Sir DENISON MILLER, K.O.M.Q., JAMES KELL, The most notable conversionfor a cannot take part in an event thea were the authors of the war," declare inquiry and events which course OowrMr ALL. the OVER for call caused Ireland be would IRELAND "would Deputy Oorernor "they have has taken place in had taken in England had brought Will be pleased if you Miss celebration of which against a great ed Ussel; verses were considerable time is that of and save money. death of the workpeople, whilein they into prominence questions of nation- your requirements The following spirited premeditated offence the Barton, lass, 9. R. with Mr. remained Haircutting of Lancashire -citizens have 4d.; sister fellow taxShaving themselves Barton, the methods of direct written by a young Mr. Bar- number of our in mans priests alisation, in her member of Parliament. On Orders sent to any part of W.A. question. background." The Grenoble Tel. A1940 whom we have, Eibhlin de Paor, who is still end- ation, and the wages Post. No remittance needbegan an action at law. which ton is at present undergoing the last point the historic course of by V.P. teens:a common aims." in servitude Socialist, the penal over had ed. Cheapest in Perth. Pipes, or to sleep three years' ed in a triumph movement Union rocked Trade the baby, a polia but to for the had When in Razors Set, Watches, was mulcted in costs, convict prison in England The Socialist minority been, on the whole, not socialistic any last, who upon his mother's knee, "seditious" by other articles Repaired, with insert an apology in a newspaper City Council. in July played with tical speech labelled conservative. We had started guarantee. The Bartons are Paris She sang to him and so drowsily. SURGEON. Castle. the bill providing to be chosen by the priests, and pay but have appalling Dublin to with century moved 19th. the crooned Proold Paris damages of one franc (the amount him, and being an the of stock, repairing hears the laissez his Wicklow the for to due upon credits all they asked for) to each of the wage questions the century which until 148 BARRACK-BT. (Upstairs). The words that first family residing near Glen- churches fall adjourned to testant 10 of NO. system seemed faire GLENORAN meaning Churches. in with A noteworthy were completed priests concerned. and Ireland dalough of the Seven preceded it. The conditions of the Registered Denthe Chil- necessary repairs Were: "Ireland first, over Mr. W. BOXALL, who is a legally qualified and The motion was re- principle was laid down by the working classes as they were then, all." They are connected with chancellor the schools. SCOTLAND'S BEST. respectfully draws the last, and Ireland tist of Victoria and Western Australia, votes against judge. Nobody should be free to threatened the break-up of society, one of whom was fifty-three ders, by in Western jected practice his with WHISKY. that fact MALT and to the of escape the responsibility of general PURE attention of the public school his boy- of the British Excequer, In the General Councilprothe claim to a standard wage has been built os the And when a boy at English houses. fifteen. with zest; other celebrated Australia, during the last eighteen years, It would be against but accusations. As supplied under Contract to the Seine, the Socialists alsoParliaago been conceded in prin recommendations the long had and ish games he played skill surmale just mentorious glad of sole so the foundations solid upon no heart Mr. Barton, M.P., all principles of jurisprudence, whatever difficulties had aris- W.A. Hospitals and Government so much that he posed a motion calling the No laugh so light, the rest, from gratified patients. He appreciates thisaddress. proposed as there are different brands of juie ciple, Also Rail. of his line, joined the British against He has en, or might arise with particular Medical Department. as his amongstwithin his breast, vivor of the war. ment to vote wishes to prevent mistakes regarding his The mo tice. At any rate, it would seem groups of workers. The arguments way Dining Cars and the Leading army at an early stagewas to the Vatican. no agencies. embassy employs and Perth, active in in But always, deep establishment call: one the he the only to fortyrecognised officer, by courts throughout British seemed own a defeated Clubs As our if and also in force lost prelims, words was that had Hotels Press tion nationalisation for The sweet reor Country. the the touts, or canvassers in Town Ireland service in Dublin during the first, and the principle laid down by utterState. the Public endorses by some eight votes against twenty. "Place IrelandIreland the Medical Profession recommends, and teeth over all." bellion of 1916. Revolted court, the venomous Agent: French Ideal." of Sole is daily demon"Lack Socialism's removing of came last, and system then marvellous this that which ances of the professional slanderers Mosaics for the altar and sanctuman, of the cruelties the Irish the strated without pain. became a PHIL COYLE under his notice, he joined are withof the new shrine of Our Lady of priests. nuns, and indeed of soon The boy in time cares in life; If manufacturers were to be carOur beautiful seta of Natural Gum Porcelainof Teeth the Sinn Fein orary West Grinstead whole Catholic body, would at the face and Consolation with sterner in Eirinn's cause, volunteers and of ried on, and the employment of the the from out doubt the best in the world; the contour air- cease. on his release by deep carried ganisation were manudetection. defy to safeguarded, as (England), laboured people a manner working He T. P. HERBERT mouth being reproduced in such He had been educated in three days before perfectly tastean entered into strife. facturers muse not be asked to solve degree in plane from Paris his standard army. Moreover, it is comfortable, light, and durable, arrived for Tic- impossible problems. Oxford, where he took his his One of the Family Grocer and Provisien I have many The word, that formed estate the annual pilgrimage Don't send back Art Union less, and permanently wholesome and pure. might befall, He worked including voi Merchant. not fitceremonies, suf economics. sent we religious which work. from of true, whatever the book greatest dangers Ireland scientific imitators, but no rivals, in this classsystem. At Teeth the kets-please keep first, and least, call and in County Wicklow on severity of High Mass, Benediction of a stone in fered now was the disillusionment 398 ROKEBY-ROAD, SUBIAOO. Were: "Ireland all." ting can be remodelled on my new a Every book sold means The excessive as a crime. Most Blessed Sacrament, and is workmanship lines. Socialist the My Appeal. over last, and Ireland over come -Road). elsewhere. going Brothers' had Nicholson which before (Near Christian see my dentures, Signs his sentence is regardedthat he made procession in which 1,000 persons my time personally movement, its lack of idealism and my best advertisement, because I devote allright fierce and raging Goods carefully packed. Families rebore I as It will be remembered When in the his on July 13. The mosaics combination stay part the and can stand, took I faith, but of Hence, want practice. orders one prison, my to dauntless Country from waited on daily. escape Telephone 739. time to complete he took it showed of a materialist or at coursing through awasdaring known by my reputation. His sister, who were received in of the shrine for attended to. recaptured. With hot bloodrifle the embellishment hest a vague humanitarian view of in his hand; Country patients can be attended to in one day; consultaM. HALLION who conhis veins-a been received into theIt Church, They would have din has be with a order the celebration. the social statof is ends above the tions are free, and many pounds are saved by those popular. means ordinary exceedingly the is if bureauThe words he heard of me. late too PERTH FACTORY, that been desirability ball, the HOTEL lief in sult me and entrust their work to reference, MACHINE BREAD deemploy. before been call and of shot and cannonand Ireland ed on trustworthy authority had breakIn the asked at of transportation cratic government. Take a note of my address for first, NORTH FREMANTLE. Skil. J. J. RYAN, Pro prietor Mr. Barton himself, whenreligions he ed. Were: "Ireland Grinstead is the only Cathoall." up of old religious and philosophical ciding to go elsewhere. Dentistry in all its branches by Freof from parts its all last, and Ireland over surviving for to noted Portland prison in what the is England in Delivered Hotel dominated had parish Bread This "The lic systems, which ed Assistants. Sunday. placed should be registered, replied: days to the prePurity of Drinks. mantle, Cottesloe, Claremont. York, 'First Saturday in the Month. Beverley, First English race for so long, and the A formal ac pre -Reformation saw ast of all, when captive the roof chapel Catholic religion." whole Cleanliness and Civility. firing squad, may probab- sent. Pilgrims and Brown Bread a Specialty. disillusionment which affected Malt Faith Allefore the the as of Caof music persecution ceptance had W. the they heard like of the. pd. where during classes in regard to ideals Shipping Supplied. 'The words he his Elizabeth, ly be the next phase The Excellencies of all Purities soul to God, tholics in the days of now discarded, there was obviously 148 BARRACK -STREET (Upstairs). he raised shining eyes. grim's shining progress. James I., and Cromwell, priests said Embodied in no determinate system giving a firm And stood erect, with wall, hidThe MCMAHON M. reconstruction of soMan- Mass for the few faithful. the MISS for from basis STOUT. IMPERIAL against a barrack and Ireland UNION message A Reuter's & ciety outside the Catholic Church. U.S.A., ing places in which priests eluded Were: "Ireland first, over all." The Supper Dish, chester, New Hampshire, Freeman's their persecutors are also still to be CHOICEST PASTRY, FRUITS, The Church was now the strongest Dublin last, and Ireland CONFECTIONERY. a published in the"Chief A girdle and a portion of a seen. John Barrack and Murray Streets, Perth. institution in the country, with Justice Perth says: a bit and -street, Pier Father Journal, Virgin of 32 action Blessed says social the of of veil principle Super"Noel," and faith A writer in "The Famous "Snigg's Corner," QUEALY'S HOTEL Domini- Kivel, of New Hampshire (Near Haystreet) of wood from the table at which unchallengeable. Whittiwere which G. Arthur Janvier, O.P., the French and are well known. ior Court, the the Last Supper was celebrated, Next Town Hall, KALGOORLIE. can: "His eloquence tois his of Dover, a member of from among the relics preserved in the ability more, sail Is it not a tribute Excellent Accommodation. THE PLACE TO GO FOR which Governor's Council, will READ THIS! 14 for Ireland church. the immense congregation of Notre Dame New York on aAugust SILK and FASHION UNION BEER ON DRAUGHT. trust fund of 50,000 Mr. A. E. Saunderson, the Private FANCY VESTS, PANAMA HATS, fills the large Church distribute to preach? to 110,000) Mrs. QUEALY, Proprietress. when he is announced (approximately merely dollars SHIRTS, SOX, TIES, ETC. the Lord Lieutenant of is in our midst a curious to not There Secretary is The Dublin. of congregation poor This the Mr. Saun type of Irishman. folk anxious to mostly to Anna Ireland, has resigned. left by Mrs. composed of pious of the late Colonel but of litter- money wasDover. Kerry Ice is Bright, THE PALACE HOTEL who was a native demon is a son knows how liable the akin u to hear the Divine Word, flock Sharpe, of Orange Ulster EVERYTHING IN GENTLEMEN'S WEARING APPAREL the fiery who And the Price is Right. men Saunderson, learned nider from disfiguring blotches ateurs and St. George's Terrace, Perth. WA. Taylor, the Dublin. to of John Sir it with listen and SOLICITED. liable to leader, and how PATRONAGE YOUR empties., and a in to the sacred edificeof the preacher. situated is exercisPALACE recently, in The who also resigned Ring A8255. is, also, to get cat and hurt to COUNTRY ORDERS PERSONALLY SUPERVISED. beautiful languagesermons reveal the Writes a Maryknoll (U.S.A.)of misDublin most charming position, close and Ire- ed great influence in the all conditions of lge-at home, China: "Talking Father Janvier's Mr. SaunBanks and Commercial Houses, They are en- sioner fromhave Castle administration. that and at play. There here work at flower a patronised learned theologian. thoughts, largely is and inspir- land-we have dominated Theatres, It derson is said to French islet a weioas in the home, or C. H. SMITH & CO. riched with noble supersede the shamrock.four in most of by the principal Farmers and Gra- DON'T FORGET THE the defunct Lord They answer every. should man in the street, but bamboo, I ed by Faith. UNDERTAKERS, ADDRESS Many grows wild among the ziers in the State. his official life when he exercised bud: golden a with 'need and ever); question. away by leaves topped leaves are green; the power at the Castle. Since, how- 281 NEWCASTLE -ST., PERTH. MODERATE TARIFF. BARRACK and MURRAY-STREETS, PERTH doubts have been swept lower two Sir CORNER and and the Macready General ever, banished, A1231. while (Day or Night) .. J. T. GLOWERY, Proprietor, them, many fears troubled souls. two upper are pure white, Greenwood have started 'Phone A1428 peace restored to indeed, a great the golden bud completes the Irish Hamar Telephone "presMr. Saunderson's It peeps out hustling, r Father Janvier is Republic's tri-colour. pathways tige" has fled. Club Hotel orator." Newcastle everywhere along the to'Soldier es the BALM today SUBIACO HOTEL Quarter and makes me hum South Terrace, Fremantle. Telephone B152. RAM -SUM to cheek sand. A jury at the Bristol the Dublin Song.'" morrow It may be of slop disease, ROKEBY-ROAD, SUBIACO. dee onslaught BROS. Sessions, we learn from FARRELL -to-Date. Up Itching rasp or in. composed and an was by Renovated Newly heralded Journal, of date mantis to Freeman's MURRAY. peritsp Emu Beer Always on Tap. Merchants and A London dispatch under lamed needling women. There Goldfields and North-West CusROBERTSON & MOITATS OLD BUILDINGS, Randall General Produce nasty cut or burn, to Dr. equally of men and Good Accommodation for Country and heel July 14 says that Corn Crushers specially catered for. South Pliol/4e as lot, STREET, PERTH. tomers unsightly Protestant remove Visitors. was a time when the announcement the es loiet. Or few Thomas Davidson, a door. sprained at not FREMANTLE. -ST., stop So trams HOWARD strengthen Beach to seemed 'reIBM will would have pain. For all Phone "rep sot" notlatag WALTER WING, Proprietor. One remem- Archbishop of Canterigrry,the osten- The only Firm who Specialise in Proprietor: T. H. RYAN (late seclike the end of all things. Wags there's comic car- sign almost immediately, retary Celtic Club, & Wyndham). Grain and Salt Crushing. bers how the so-calledparagraphers sible reason given being old age and comic the dispatch toonists and with the idea of state of health, "but," is his oppoHOTEL ORIENT used to make play -box, condemn- adds, "the real reason in thanking her friends divorce women in the jury more liberal the the to on sition prisoners. HIGH ST., FREMANTLE. and ing or acquitting pass, to globes sure of is favours, past cut which for VICTORIAN TAILORING CO. Jaw g _ or the Good Accommodation for Country colour of their eyes to which he -has fought in the House It was supposed Visitors. and the public in geuei al, that she has their coats. them inform the to Lords. of of BEM adsurdum" Tel. J. MONAGHAN. be a "reductio ad to urge JAMES KLATTNO. whole suffrage movement Says William F. Markoe, in the Institute). insist not only on that women would of the Presi340 HAY -STREET, PERTH (Opposite Mechanics' Monitor, Jersey disNew on OVER but CALL IN PERTH WHEN in July and Irish Suiting.. Drees Suits Our marking ballot papers, held Scotch of Line are Convention, Special A dential women Well, TO justice. Specialty, pensing and the last: "The Presidential Convention dispensing justice to-day, TOWER Samples and Self -Measurement Forms Sent on Application. not fallen, seems to have reached a pass where fabric of civilisationanyhassigns of col- it can be compared only to a great Large and Varied Stock of Blarney Tweeds Just to Hand.. show CHARLES ST, WEST ?ERTH, it A circus. nor does political a Pier as quadrennial, woman Door of 2nd. lapsing. The ideaplant unfitted to crowd of political tricksters, wire old friend Ernie hands your And astender and exotic out a welcome to you all. and weather pullers, and "dark horses" arearena, Fancy Goods, bear the stress of windWomen have sembled in an immense First-Class Residential Home. Requirements is a stupid fiction. most the through go A1125 and and they Tel, where their share, Cleanliness and Attention. perform. always had to do hard work of the mystifying and dazzling condense Z. McGrade, Proprietor. a bit more, of the difference is that ances that it is possible to Renovated Throughout. N.W. and Goldfields Visitors specialworld; the only top." to under one "big ly Catered for. Under Owner's Personal Supervision . nowadays they are not satisfied parthe of monopoly allow man a M. M. MULCAHY, Proprietress. STANDARD SEWING Bigotry in politics was struck a BREWERY SWAN which he had ticular kinds of work former of defeat severe blow in the (LATE CENTRAL AND SHAMROCK HOTELS, PERTH.) MACHINES. marked off as his own. ALE and S T OIIT Governor Sidney J. Catts, who aswork- pired to the Democratic namination LOCK STITCH and CHAIN NEW NORCIA. The thousands of Catholic driven from for United States Senator in the STITCH. Unrivalled for Quality & Condition, men who were brutally Catts, elections. primary recentBROTHERS. Florida MARIST Belfast THE CONDUCTED BY their employment in from earning who so distinguished himself by ONE. IN debarred still are MACHINES ly TWO and the Orange his manifestations of ignorance that their livelihood, and city HANNAN-STREET, KALGOORLIE. 'Phone 481. has cov- incompetence while Governor shuttle EXCHANGE HOTEL The most perfect round Shipment Corporation of that Guineas Per Annum. reject- he has been termed the worst exeForty by OF THE BEST HOTELS ON THE FIELDS. Terms: ONE disgrace New with itself made. ered machine majority, cutive Florida has had since 1870, Best of Everything Kept. ' BOULDER Accommodation. opened. just Splendid ing, by an overwhelming Catholic the to opposition his a move made a resolution in favour of in and Wittenoom Dining Room under supervision of Mrs. Taylor Meals 1/6; Weekly 27 Lane Inspection Invited of the a feature of his campaign. Corner Church peace restoring t BROTHER DIRECTOR. Streets. to the returns, Senator JIM FRAWLEY, Proprietor. For Particulars Apply to the yards 'and factories. Sir Ham- According SEWING MACHINE FACTS Duncan U. Fletcher, incumbent, has The Best of Everything. ar Greenwood has, says tothein Irish under bigotry his KNOWING. and vain Catts snowed WORTH appealed Catholic, been NICK FRANCIS respect for by a vote of 19,167 to 7,180. Guarantee to take steps to ensureco-religionists. Thomson' 20 Years'Know Proprietor their the rights of our is Proof that they recDickinson, W. Frederick Rev. mothe for rests of to 170 Here the matter Machines will Stand the Test Tel. Boulder, 105. Prayer, one of OBTAIN PRICES FROM GRAMOPHONES and PHONOGRAPHS, from 119/2/that if coun- tor of the House of churches ment, but it is certain Time. in Nedo the oldest Episcopal sels of moderation and justice CYLINDER RECORDS from 81 the Department into a received been from has wark, buy the of you If 'Phone A1794 not prevail the Catholics or will be Catholic Church, and it is announcBLUE AMBEROL RECORDS, 3/6. Store trouble will corn* sooner are South and West of Ireland & Son With such, machines of a ed, is soon to begin his studies for later. SUBIACO. provoked to adopt measures DISC RECORDS, from 1/0 each. in the Thos. ANDERSON interest baptised was He their line, the priesthood. side a conduce only kind which will speedily Family Grocers and Provision in St. Leo Church, after having been The TlISBER and HARDWARE PEOPLE RECORDS. 3/8. article ceasing when the cash is REGAL Merchants. towards bringing back to their senby weeks several WITH for instructed and paid. IN CONNECTION industrialists EVERYTHING WE SUPPLY ses the Orange -et. and Raglan Clifford, of WhipCOLUMBIA RECORDS, 10in., 4/6. employees. These Father Cornelius Thomsons' Continued Success Corner Fitzgerald their bigoted THE BUILDING TRADE. rd., North Perth. Mr. Dickinson will shortN.J. pany, MACHINES Machine forgetting ALL for Every are SPRINGS upon and PARTS Depends intolerants SPARE Daily. Belfast Families Waited on with ly enter the Paulist Seminary, ManSold by Them Giving Entire the fact that the weapon Country Orders Attended To. hattan, according to statements of COLUMBIA NEEDLES, 1/6 per box. Satisfaction All the Time. which they have struck is a two- his friends. TO. ATTENDED KINDS ALL one. OF REPAIRS edged Tel. A4381. A. According to the Baltimore ReThe latest wonderful phenomena THE W.A. DAIRY. LTD. CO., Spurgeon, ediPorter view, William Cristo "Santo at the Shrine of the WANEROO-ROAD, Spain, tor of the Washington Post, was re. Santander, People) Machine Sewing de Limpias," Jones (The OSBORNE PARK. and 10, ceived into the Church on his deathFremantle, and Kalgoorlie. took place on May 3, 4, C.M.F., Perth, one ago. He was in weeks few a bed D. KEANE. BARRACK STREET, PERTH. writes Father Sugraves, The of the greatest journalistic powers Delivered Twice Daily the "Tidings," Los Angeles. Milk Pure the this country. in were 4 Brothers' and Christian 3 in from May Buy tickets witnesses on part of the City, direct you to any Madrid, of Art Union. £50 for ls. If them, well-known sculptor Our Own Cows to Customers. Responding to an invitation of haven't tickets or cannot get Perth. Senor Raphael G. Yzuzozqui, and the Convents and Col. Arcade, Supplying Central io which practisItaly, Moore. a Orient of Grand Brother the send to Organiser, Dr. Bernardo Penamaria, Mrs. S. E. McCARTHY, Proprietress As had called for an international MaHelen -street, Fremantle. ing physician of Fontegreda. the sonic Congress, to be held in Rome soon as they entered the shrine eyes image opened and closedOnthe Join an Irish Society. foland turned the head. were the looking lowing day while they face on the crucifix, the agonising the musbecame livid and purple, cles contracted and blood issued witnesses obFriendly Societies' Acts of Australasia from the mouth. Both,from (Approved by the Hierarchy of the Church and Registered under the AUCTIONEERS, HOTEL BROKERS, PRO different served the ocurrences church. But PERTY AGENTS and BUILDERS. are: RELIGION, NATIONALITY, CATHOLICITY, BENEVOLENCE. Watchwords Its angles and parts of the wonwhat gregtly intensified their (males and females), demanding to Catholics Appeals Specially STREET, OPPOSITE TOWN it and BARRACK 41 .the Catholic, and Irish that the is essentially by It receipt derment was the fact be established in any Locality on the cer' HALL. at their SUPPORT and ALLEGIANCE. Branches will by PRIEST of large number of pilgrims presentout TEN PERSONS, sanctioned by SIGNED a requisition of SECRETARY DISTRICT anything see not requisition. out in the the shrine did 'Phone, A3370 Estb., 1912 the DISTRICT, the names and ages of intending members being fully set Funds in of the ordinary. The army veter£300,383 and members Zealand: 50,000 de la inary bf the "Oamtnandancaa 550 BRANCHES enroughout the Commonwealth and New COLLECTING. PROPERTY MANAGERENT Guaranteed. Sickness of witnessed in cases Financial help and Medical Assistance Guardia Civil" of Ulleo MENT. PROMPT MONTHLY STATEMENTS. on MODERATE CONTRIBUTIONS. much of the same prodigies NO ENTRANCE FEES FOR BENEFIT MEMBERS. ex. Mal 10. The three witnesses ON APPROVED CITY AND SUBURBAN AMOUNTS SMALL OR LARGE /BA IN ADVANCED emotions LOANS pernenced deep and lasting .0%1:4 IF YOU WISH TO BUY OR SELL HOUSES, FREEHOLD PROPERTY, and signed their written testimonies HOTELS, or BUSINESS, LET US KNOW. L. viirrEn., in them depoeittd and under oath T. A. DUDLEY Holder the archives of the famous shrine Perth. Mr. Len O'Sullivan, Representative. Murray-st., Hall. Hibernian Secretary, The District Auctioneer memoriam." O'FARRELL, ref J. 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tributions. .. USE .. Branches: Hugh O'Neill, Perth, meets alternate Thursdays, in the Trades Hall (Room 14), Beaufort street, Perth. Brian Boru Branch, Fremantle, every alternate Tuesday, Friendly Societies Hall, 64 Adelaide W. Tin street, Secretary's address, the in Dry Does NOT Keating, 13 Burt -street, Fremantle. Charles Stuart Parnell, Boulder. Hotel, Secretary's address, Court Boulder; meets alternate Fridays. John Dillon, Midland Junction, J. F. O'Malley, Quebec -street, Midland Junction. word that His Grace had been kidMoney to Lend on application to napped:the Society's Solicitors, Messrs. J. DUBLIN, Aug. 11, 1920. I and R. Maxwell, Barrack-street, " On a London 'Bus, I was standing (he writes) on Perth, or the General Secretary, care It was just at this time yesterday the stage by Count Plunkett, who " Aug. 10, 1920. J. J. Snigg, Barrack-street. that, perched on top of a motor turned to me and said with some bus, and scurrying across London satisfaction: "It's the best thing I Mannix I Not only that, but I have YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY OF from Hammersmith to Euston, Archbishop seen just the Government could have done." have "I back the on lines WESTERN AUSTRALIA. penned the above felt once again the Exactly that is the comment everyALWAYS IN STOCK. of an envelope. They somehow exclasped his hand and knelt before him. I have CEDAR, OAK and JARRAH COFFINS where. The Lord Mayor of Dublin Under the Patronage of His Grace press my feelings at the time. I I heard as again once thrilled been was likewise very brief ir the statehave Piccathe Archbishop. I that was happy-that happy magnetism of his presence. ment he was asked to make:The Study of the Langu- dilly did not even make me turn Objects: a of from feet few a sat have Note the Address I hours age, Music, History, Literature, and sideways and Park Lane may have two For "What can I say except to exhis voice. Irish Dancing of Ireland, end the revival been Little Burke -street for all the and Bishops A2938. press my profoundest disgust? I 'Phone, Australian : Private people A4308, 'Phone, privileged me twenty let of the ideals of an Irish -Ireland. some But of it. of colony do not want to embarass the Britook I But a The Society MEETS NEXT MON- notice tish Government any more than I tell you the story of the last few from Melbourne, Charleville, Dublin, London. Priests DAY EVENING at 8 p.m., at ST. days in its proper order. and nuns, help, but their action in takcan SCHOOL, BOYS' if it were, now is PATRICK'S RSCHABITE ing a high ecclesiastic off the ship Last week opened with the exciteRAILWAY London 'bus is hardly a suitable place to WELLINGTON -STREET. of the Baltic departure in the middle of the night and the of ment the little Ladies and joy -riding, Monthly Subscriptions: It was followed d' dropping him in 'No Man's from New York. Coffee decidedly not the time. For my thoughts are I and Juveniles, 6d; Gentlemen, Is. shows they are in a state by the positive announcement of Coffee vous prostration." J. P. DOHENY, Hon. Secretary. the English Government that his Proprietress. wonder MRS. CHAMBERLAIN, MISS N. KENNY, Asst. Secretary Grace would not be allowed to land Before we left the Liverpool oppoMr. George's gang at in Ireland. to Perth. They are right wharf the newspaper boys were Moderate The most suitable for Visitors and once set to work to see that every attention But But face up close to the officer -in-charge screaming out the "Latest about Dr. YOUNG was. Ireland he CATHOLIC in where site the Perth Railway Station. PERTH a landing to of as possibility had query Mannix," and we then learnt that Prices. the hotel, although they Lord Mayor, he snapped out: "Special." I, WithMEN'S SOCIETY. too, His Grace had been landed at Penwas averted, and we were not long in They, the-, they took me forit the hesitation wired from Dublin! transpired, and out a second's as seeing the result of their actions. What his moveto the Adelphi, but fortunately, therefore day face up close to the officer zance at 4 p.m. proceeded stuck fore, escorted the in being which PERTH. liners, me Two Atlantic rushed ments would be it was not clear, but 604 HAY -STREET, they booked up there behold to the land- and snapping out "Special," would have put in to no sooner had messenger way special a ordinary of Grace they by His that regiment us waited over the of of rate some at any informed past Patronage the were stairs, the (Under than they and handed over to the up Queenstown early in the week, were myself on board! that night to see what the morning Archbishop Clung.) have to vacate the rooms by ing stage Five minutes later officials, and found party! and proceeded direct to would Yard). diverted new Library, Dublin Goods was Downing Lord May(It The forth. Lounge, beaten bring would Railway had Room, Monday! on Australian (Opposite Billiard An -Bt., Perth. noon 12 Wellington 603 The "explanation" iswas spied in the distance, Street after all. Liverpool. WA. oral party, however, caught the that the Baltic would the Baltic Card Room, Cricket Club, Harwas an exTHE PREMIER LIME AND STONE MERCHANTStheOF Mustsued by the English Government announced for Holyhead and DubDebating, 5 p.m. on More and the next half-hour mail at night Club, State. riers' in Liverpool Lime reach of Detective. was a Percentage Highest Buxom' Absolutely the was a typical one-Queenstown lin, and the last we saw of them elsewhere. sal and Dramatic Society. I began to wonder how the citing one. "Ballarat." Write for Prices and Particulars before purchasing because of the danger to day./ Mayor A few minutes later I had found was Count Plunkett standing in the TRADE. No had got on, so wander. ACCOUNTANCY CLASSES.CA- cut out We defy competition. The only BRIGGS in the ships due to the raids by "Sinn Lord of Ballarat leaning over doorway of the railway carriage, EVERY Station Bishop THAT Strict the for Exchange Lime SOCIETY sore. name. A the very to similar off a feeling ed under I was connection with others trading Coastguard stations! appearance evoked and telling them crowd on the staTHOLIC YOUNG MAN SHOULD Feiners" on again. Here I heard an il- precautions had been taken to stop the rail, but my Manure at very low rate. we tion how much indebted to George In these raids, dynamite, etc.. was Hotel BELONG TO. Although six a single person from going on board, a cheer from the wharf, and so story. coastguardsmen luminating been spot. His Lord- and the English Government all quiet a the in seek a to early had Full particulars on aplication to- removed, and the discovered booked we had rooms on the Sunday TA, signal but to unable transpired Secretary therefore had Hon. were what the me WEBB, told They had on I J. ship W. Irishmen should be. they were cancelled way to smuggle myself on board. and we had a done something that would carry ships at sea in timet of danger! week, YOUR EYES WIRE MADE FOR USE-NOT ABUSE. the party. Not only that. was to be enrolled as a baggage man the previous night,before off the Irish fight into every corner reliance can be plac. arrival of manager set I much how Just talk "heads" minutes it the few for and arm-bdge, the with a cap and an Society of St Vincent de Paul ed on English "explanations" can but To get the best results from any piece of intricatecanmechanism, the party on the wharf. of the world. The train steamed certainly the hotel, like a lot of skunks, was argued that they could not stop to return to forgotten reasonable care must be given it. The Eyes all about get- out to the singing of the "Soldier's Western Australia (lncorp ) be gathered from the fact that the of office But I had had disappeared and left the these from going on board. Father passport stand a good deal, but when Nature warns (by headaches, etc.), The raid on a Coastguard station girl last ship! they But the off Song." work. up. ting dirty to do the fixed the thing it is time to act promptly. was two months prior to the issue He Callan, 0.M.I., Tuesday's papers, having inform. had to be produced, and all sorts of This Society exists for the purpose know the Lord Mayor. the Alas! the baggage men did NOT go was ed us that His Grace had left Pen and of this order diverting ships from did not lil, that, and when I Icould at last assisting worthy familiespublic CO, ofothers, how set himself down untilyou on board, so I was simply one of thinge strange is It gangway of Queenstown! the at inmates back at 7 p.m. the previous night prepared ranee turned including came. "Are police court for London, those of us who were bullies simply cannot help being manager ac- the ruck. the Baltic came-then see myself before theday. institutions, in indigent circumstantake the consequences of yourhim Nearer W. CfariViarf;;TiCniN Manager I walkother good liars as well. Everyone knew why to next the to go to London. determined met Liverpool to in left Mayor ces, and engages in began the Gov- tion?" the Lordconsequences?" the swung around-then they did it, and yet Et A_Irt D'S ARUADE - could ed around the ship thinking hard At 10.55 we saw Bishop Foley off to works. It is governed by a Coun"What lie. with. breast up to the wharf. We do, when I ran into Dublin, and five minutes later we "The would I what cil, office in Swan Chambers, Bar- ernment stooped to this paltry bluff. heads of to line the started of manager nothing bran g rack street Perth, and nasparishes Lord make Fr. Flannery, from Melbourne, were in another train heading south. Nem We Reach Liverpool. consequences of turning the over the rail at first, but soon weI Rev. had been through the States It was half -past three when we ches or conferences in many However, it appeared certain that Mayor of Dublin away from your could pick out a few "padres." and who This meeting steamed into Buxton Station. The His Grace. throughout the State. with reply. quiet longer, any be was the it in stop would keep first Baltic's hotel," not the could many, are funds its on he calls The me saved me, for when I looked on Friends met Father Madden and Liverpool, and consequently there Lord Mayor is not a giant, butThe let out a "Coo-e -e" that did some was Dr. Foley Father Wallis and took them there again, wharf and with a view to supplementing the personage. and go -e, to -e coo but impressive do to most a Another else is proud. invites was nothing news- while Bishop McCarthy invited me its resources, the Society wills look in the centre of a group of seized to there. A good Australian could do manager started to hedge. one wearing a cap began toyelled, persons when making their to accompany himself and Bishop paper men, A brilliant idea Saturday fixed up the six rooms. may no less, if he were free. around. "It's Dr. Foley," I side Shiel. We taxied direct to Jerymn other the over to remember its work. Bequests went I as me. lungs packet my the on into crowd Particu- found quite a Us! and gathering the of Loves to the favour in Motherland thence made rushed be the ship, How Court Hotel, where their Lordships the of AT Dunleary (Kingston). The Lord much of the Liverpool atmosphere offi- booked rooms. Just as they dislar Council, or any Conference of the at O'Brien as I could hold, I roared out "Bal- gangway, and whisperingDr.to the Dr. more. Mayor of Dublin was accompanied one Just Foley," Society. watching am appeared into the hotel a boy "I cer, charm. a -Power it Wyse by Councillors Mrs. larat." It acted like the "Stork." Directly at booked onto and the corner with a around gangway the bounded down It is a good job there was a chain shot and Mrs. McGarry, Ald. Byrne, Cr. was discovered he had come from big poster: the wharf. MRS. LARKIN Loughlin, and Cr. Paul, of the Cols Dublin, he was informed that the along that wharf, or I would have been had Foley Dr. MANNIX way, the By next All the Flannel poration. Dail Eireann sent Count room would be wanted on Monday fallen in a dozen times in shouts told that he would be arrested un3 -Garment Grey COSTUMIERE A chorus of few minutes. Plunkett, T.D. (Foreign Affairs), J. at noon. Wool SUITS 2 -button lined coat, LAUGHS AT der D.O.R.A. if he continued to (Late of Kalgoorlie), J. J. O'Kelly, T.D. (Speaker), and of plain back, 95/.; with half -belt at To cut it short, this insolent de- went up: "Where's Dr. Mannix?" from the ship, and Dr. O'Brien, rooms before "Is Dr. Mannix on board?" "Where give information T.D. the Wishes to notify her former Clients, McDonagh, vacate back, stitched down, 97/6. to mand THE BAN. was why he had to move from is Murion Square, the Archbishops's that she to that had it But suddenly generally, Ladies was Archbishop?" and arrival the is the Baltic's 3 -garment Herringbone Tweed But once on shore he An Irish come in a little closer before we the rail. Opening a Business at old friend and medical adviser, was withdrawn on Sunday! a All Wool SUITS, 2 -button coats, Dr. was free to tell his story to all the I had that poster from him, andbut Then Madden, Liverpool, anything. Father in hear PERTH. Also ST., board. could on stationed back, at 262 FITZGERALD *stitched down, half -belts world, and in a trice there were 20 paper, in a fraction of a second, Pat priest, P.P., Charleville, and Father went to one of the hotel Foley. funnelling his hands, shouted ear the quietly to returned a dozen I and had Satisfaction Guaranteed. him no sooner about - -in greys and brown, 97/6. pressmen catch Wallis, the Archbishop's nephew. managers, and asked him did he rea- something-we could only than along ran another: A photographers. TFErnent Heavy Navy All Wool Serge, fast dye, plain black Australia was represented by Bis- lise that practically every girl, out "Destroyer," but it was enough. British Dr. Foley Describes the Kidnapping. M. J. O'KEEFE coat, £5/10/-. of Bendigo, Bishop of the hundreds employed at the "hoot" went up for the McCarthy, hop MANNIX but2 my hotel, was an Irish Catholic girl. "I Navy. A little closer, and then a 3 -garment Grey Worsted SUITS, plain back lined coat, Shiel, of Rockhampton, and BUTCHER, "On Sunday evening," Dr. Foley tons, f5/15/-. "And do you rea- would-be humorist on the top deck told the reporters, "destroyers had humble self. he replied. do," LONDON: IN lined SUITS, It to Wool Tweed LEEDERVILLE. yob Cheviot 3 -garment Dark Grey All 246 CARR-ST., We struck Liverpool at 4 p.m., lise," this priest went on, "that you shouted down: "He's overboard." accompanied the ship, now and and an enor- employ these girls because coat, plain backs, £7/15/-. was funny to hear the chorus that again circling round her. About Prime Beef, Mutton, Pork, Lamb find a Pipers' Band thousands HIS STORY., fillwhere trusted?" "That's yell: 2 -garment Grey Flannel SUITS, English make, unlined coat, a and many fully Beef of be with went up mous crow night one of them came know they can always on hand. Corned would-be 11.30 at the Baltic and called up- I had that poster and another pa"Then," you'll be soon." The patch pockets, 75/-. ing the whole of the open spaces in "I do," he again replied. Small Goods a Specialty. All Meat of humorist never said another word, alongside 2 -garment Speckled Grey Donegal SUITS, unlined coat, patch in Cool Storage on the Pre- front of Lime -street station.by Resaid the priest, "are you aware on her captain to stop, which he at per, and by the time Dr. McCarthy kept cuff back, at the -belt was half it driving down, But now front stitched there strapped and in pockets, but moved off. publican flags were mises. the effect your action once did, and two officers came on and Dr. Shiel came out I had an bottom Trousers, f6/15/.. They close enough to hear Bishop Foley board from the destroyer. hundred, and while the Pipers were Telephone, A3297. two Catholic Bishops out of your of posters and papers. Dr. got immediately went to Archbishop armful . As I said, the somewhat distinctly, and we working their hardest and the Lord hotel will have?" Shiel picked up one of the paper.Man "Dr. introduced were withdrawn the news straight then: demands deck, arid pre- the Evening News it was, the even8). Mayor and party being was on insolent who Mannix, to various people on the station, I in every instance, and simultaneous- nix was taken off in a destroyer at sented two documents, one signed ing edition of the Daily Mail --and strolled out through the laneway But this priest went further. 12 o'clock last night outside of by Sir Nevil Macready, Commander. in a minute he was bursting with get ly. There was silence in -Chief in Ireland, and the other laughter, and so were we. The kept by the police to try and The "Now that that is settled," he said Queenstown!" gathering. the of idea to ask you a question. I for a second, and then from the by Sir Henry Wilson, Commander headline across the top of the page some want at "I 670 HAT STREET "Where the Good Hate Are" to ask it, but I deck above came in a good Ameri- in -Chief in England. authority no papers subsequently put it down have us off:set But I think it as well to clear the ground can drawl: "They had to bring the 10,000, so let that stand. purport of the documents KALGOORLIE off- while I am about it. In the event whole blanky navy to fetch him." wasThemuch had another reason for getting the same, that of Sir ONE ARCHBISHOP P. FRAWLEY, Proprietor. was to book a room at the hotel. of Archbishop Mannix landing at The laugh that started was nipped Nevil Macready being to the effect it Good Accommodation for Travellers. Liverpool Hotels Don't Want Man- Liverpool, and of his requiring a in the bud by three great cheers for that the Archbishop's actions and CAPTURED: a roar: it?" have came he Then can hotel, Mannix. to Dr. room in this utterances had been calculated nizites. was the mars- "Up the Republic!" And now the cause disorder in Ireland and other Father," sorry, am "I CASUALTIES. NO Exchange I had just reached the reply, "my instructions are "Soldier's Song" burst forth. places, and that had been decided PICTURE FRAMERS, PRINT SELLERS, AND ARTISTS' BRYANT & WATERS Station Hotel, when the Lord May. ager's explicit-NO!" that he could not be permitted to Underneath that was another: Baltic! the I Board It sight. in hove COLOURMEN. or's procession Sir Henry Wilin Ireland. 80 to 90 STIRLING-ST., PERTH. Now you Australians know just Just as the last sounds of the land completely filled the narrow street, GREATEST NAVAL "Soldier's how much the "Motherland" loves "Soldier's Song" were a son's document alleged similar reaheard, Wholesale and Retail. Special Prices for Convents and Schools. WOOD and COAL MERCHANTS. and marched to the the Archbishop forbidding sons for belonging ship a amazRecently the you. sight But the went up at course. of scream great Song," MancnesLiverpool, go to either to to. VICTORY Commonwealth of a grimy hand waving a RepubliOrders Promptly Attended ing thing was to see the way the to the Australian him after was sent home from an English port can flag out of one of the port- ter, or Glasgow, but informed when, Tel. A3938. crowd disappeared the cities excepeion of that with the SINCE of merchandise, TONS three TWO with holes just above the water line. It reaching the hotel, it gave Telephone, No. A1011. at liberty to go where Mayor. In instead of 9,000 TONS, and all the brought on more shouts of "Up, the named he was cheers for the Lord or Scotland. OF JUTLAND. in England THE WINNING DOUBLE. wished he BATTLE Commonwealth of the boats not. was other there and cheers for the Archless than two minutes So whether Republic," UNION BEER A are being boycotted. "I Refuse to Leave This Ship." bishop, as well as cheers fOr the a man in front of the hotel! And there were a dozen others that "Motherland" to the are "loyal" turnyou nearby to down we settled standing AND Then man stokers. of the Dublin "I was present at the head kept us laughing mightily until the -of or not, she despises you and treats get some more information from the ship's and heard the Arch- car pulled up at Nazareth House, ed to me and in quite a mattes UNION IMPERIAL STOUT. Remember Bishop of Ballarat, but no sooner bishop ladder what you with contempt. fact way remarked: "You see crowd protest against being taken Hammersmith. Insurance Company, Limited. way. either Liverpool, English apan someone with than had he started off the ship ,and turning to one of they can do The next ten minutes took a long people in SAMSON'S BUILDINGS, BARRACK -STREET, PERTH. The Baltic Arrives, proached him, and Dr. Foley walk- the officers the Archbishop said: 'I while to tick away. We were ush-even a crowd of Irish understand MOANA CAFE thought refuse to leave this ship.' They can't England. was a day of rumours in ed off. Suddenly someone who Sunday into a large room by one of FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE, PLATE GLASS, ered in us to same PERTH. set the of Mr. Shaw, the "loyalist" HAY -STREET, why they can't do "The officer then put his hand on the nuns, and their Reverend differs Liverpool. The Baltic had gone to the and EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY; INSURANCE at LOWEST in New exemplifies himself It out to advertise I which Suppers. shoulder, and Ireland. the Archbishop's Tea to Southampton Plymouth-to For Afternoon Mother came in to greet the P. J. SULLIVAN, Manager... CURRENT RATES. ence-we won't be driven like a Cherbourg-to Fishguard! There York when the Baltic sailed. But suppose is equivalent to legal ar- Bishops. A minute later Father In rest, and the Archbishop then, ac- Vaughan came in and he gave a cattle." Mr. Shaw was not in view. of herd subA of stokers! a strike was G. F. YEATES There was no vacant room at theI marine had conveyed the Archbis- spite of fierce demands and plaintive companied by his secretary, Father whoop like an apache when he saw but Exchange, the girl told me,and end of appeals, Mr. Shaw stopped in the Vaughan, walked down the ladder us-he must have picked it up down Optician, we hop to France-there was nocertain: pantry, or wherever it is he takes on to the deck of the destroyer, Broadway. that she find one, insisted After he had saluted them. But this much was 37 BARRACK -STREET, PERTH. spent the next half-hour talking in the Government had erected a huge refuge, and refused to let us see which quickly steamed away in the the Bishops he turned to me, and Then one of barricade to the wharf, and were him. The departure was smacking me on the shoulder, exa group in the hall. darkness. (Opposite Town Hall). The gangway was now up, the watched by hundreds of passengers, claimed: "My word, think of the the Corporation Delegation came on determined to allow no one up and said: "Look here, they are board the ship. We possessed our- huge elbow -shaped corridor arrange- who loudly cheered the Archbishop money we will get for Newman trying to drive us out of this hotel, selves in patience, however, until ment they have at Liverpool, and as he left the Baltic. The Arch- when I lecture on 'My experiences "SHAMROCK" seemed ten bishop did not know whither he was on a Destroyer'!" Fr. Vaughan, of although our rooms were hooked and then the time simply the next ten minutes over to the being taken, but was told that he course, was one of the collector. You had better slip Monday, I wandered TEA AND GRILL ROOMS, days ago! flew, until it was time to go to the hours. on the quiet." I did wharf. a gangway entrance, and saw several could go to any port in the king- for Newman College, and did great in go all to were We WELLINGTON-STREET. PERTH. off and book the to the dom he wished with the exception off giving up by simply slipped but men go Proprietress. wait, not SHERIDAN, Station M. body from the Exchange work in that direction. He was in London and North Western Station Hotel, and accordingly I was sent password, "Customs." But there of Ireland and the three places great humour, and could not keep Then, for- to warn some of the Dublin visitors must have been 30 or 40 men on named," up. booked and Hotel serious for a minute over thetoomatSAVOY HOTEL To preserve us from persecution, There were four tin. getful of the hint, I pulled out an Dr. Foley ridiculed the idea that Of course I that gangway. this arrangement. It was all too ludicrous, And unravel all plots profound, The Savoy is the Acme of Luxury Irish banknote to pay in advance. of policemen, two wharf officials, and the Archbishop had been confined to ter. nonsensical for anyone was humour my and them, missed There's a wonderful "Secret Service' and Refinement. On surpassably In a second there was quite a sen- not bettered to find the party gone two sailors at the foot, a dozen his cabin during the voyage. to take seriously. Which encircles the empire round. Tariff. 12s 6d per day; £4 4s per sation. The girl took it to another on my return. But a tram quickly or so scattered up the steps and the other hand, he had gone on deck We See His Gran! Though but few suspect its exisweek. at the bend, and fully a dozen at every day and mixed with the pasgirl, and this latter took it to the brought me to the Pier Head. girl tence, I reby another gangway. the on of put Finally, end reserved the ship was be may embargo No manageress. for sengers. Fr. Vaughan had just left the Accommodation was in a fix. To look I Here It operates silent and sure, was it another for said party and His wire or letter. his sending wireless messages. came back to me room a minute when quietly the the party in this huge crowd was joined the Dublin With the searching, resistless persisalright; "but," she added, "it is a nonsense, but I thought a policeman few minutes, but at last I could not Grace received quite a number, but door opened again, and we turned J. M. QUIGLEY, Licensee. this tence see us Counlet said to reply I to not did "Here," it. you help necessary job it good not think to find standing in the doorway the might have seen something of them. cillor Loughlin, "hold this stick; did them. Of Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. Perhaps, too, he did not man before whose word the British Irish note first. We have orders to "they have LODGINGS FOR CATHOLIC to refuse rooms to anyone from "Yes, sir," ononethereplied, apCustoms." the join to going wise. I'm be would it think Empire trembled, and people, I didn't wharf." just gone down the It was BUSINESS GIRLS OR VISITORS Dublin!" parently sane, went mad! hesitate, but went up to the big Walking about 30 yards I won't tell you what followed. solid door in the huge barricade and wharf I turned and marched tip to Count Plunkett and Lord Mayor. His Grace of Melbourne. FROM COUNTRY, AT it IRWINdingangway with a smart step and After a wash I came down to Evidently the Archbishop had gave it a crack with my stick that the STREET, PERTH. I had nearly forgotten to relate Just as I arrived at stern look. been told who it was that awaitner, and just then spied the Bishop a little incident as told by the Man- not on the brought a cheer from the I crowd. from up rushed McCarthy) man a spot (Dr. the Bendigo him, for he stood in the doorway of ed asked representative, Mayor of Dublin?" "Lord Guardian chester The Organiser, Brother Moors, astonishright met my We To direction. the other platform. He the half of a second glancing from Now I did not me as it was opened. has great hopes that Art Union Tic- station on the who was present on the wharf. his Lordship informed McCarthy to Dr. Shiel. Then the Lord at the foot, and he stepped is speaking of when we got the first Dr. kets will be sold. Each book sold ment just mean to say that II was hie had Shiel Sticking me. before Bishop gangway and he a that as it meant means a stone in Christian Bro- been told that there was no room Mayor of Dublin. Appeal thers'

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would be prepared to give every assistance to Archbishop Mannix's "Loud mother to visit England." laughter" rang out from the couponintellects of the Coalition benches. The England of St. George and Sir Philip Sidney had touched bottom. Iler elite as chosen for Parliament sneered at the miserable .Welsh man's hit at an honoured Irish lady approaching her ninetieth year. In the back -blocks there was huge In the Manchester Evendelight. ing Chronicle (half sister to the Empire News) a cross head ran: "Mannix's Ma May Visit England." The old lady, we repeat, is apher ninetieth year. She proaching has an honoured name. Let her be mocked! There is money in vulgarity. Money talks! No Wonder.

NORTHAM.

The Yellow Peril

On Wednesday, 14th September, and for that matter for several days Oh, 'twas out across the Dandalup previous, great excitement prevailwhere I've seen many a tifl. ed among the younger members of That the Doctor's inky "Dinkum"

The Midland Convent the town. knocked the baker's poodle stiff. Football Team had accepted our The poodle was a Pekinese, with challenge to a return match, a match yellow Eastern strain, in which we wished to retrieve a And the Doctor's inky "Dinkum" reputation that had suffered so badwas an Aussie, pure and plain: And occasion. ly on the former He was dollied by a black gin from more than the honour of the school, a time -worn hollow log, we had learned to like the Midland And brought up amid the mulga, is losing boys and looked forward to their was the Doctor's "Dinkum" dog. The girls, coming as old friends. too, never behind the scenes, were "Dinkum" was an inoffensive tyke Carting heavy loads of bricks, not ungrateful for the kindly treatthat never looked for fight, stone and timber to that new ment which had been meted out to Till he rnet the baker's poodle near reboys during their the Northam the pub. last Friday night; home.Zi The cent visit to Midland, and were de- And the yellow pug got cheeky, and termined 'that the proverbial hosold "Dinkum" lost his head, pitality of the country should also And he chewed the Yellow Peril till on this occasion be maintained. the street with blood was redAt 10.45 the train had landed the With the blood of the Mongolianvisitors safely at their destination, for old "Dinkum" thought it way will save all this for you. once again the rival teams met, right Archbishop Mannix has authoris- and to meet again in a half hour's time That the Empire was just kid -stakes ed the following statement: We will supply your Builder with a on the field of battle. if we kept Australia white, "I see a question has been put From the outset it was clear that specification showing exact quantities of regarding me in the House of Com- the Northam boys were feeling the Now, the Doctor's inky "Dinkum Wunderlich materials required. had just lost an ally brave, I am sure it was kindly advantage of being on ground they mons. meant, but it was wholly unauthor- knew, and at the end of the first When some skulking, scheming No waste, lighter, scoundrel sent old "Bonzer" to I noticed also that quarter the betting would have been ised by me, A VENERABLE IRISH SOUL. the grave; Mr. Lloyd -George's answer was re- even. From the second quarter on, greater covering capacity of her home, Charleville, Co. Cork. doorway in the age, of 89 years Mother, Yet, No wonder. though with laughter. black darkest Archbishop's ceived as the midhowever, Midland began again to Mrs. Manniz, and are everlasting. night, "Dinkum" was our Aussie I regret that in that question, and assert its superiority, and, despite pure, in Mr. Lloyd -George's reply, there many a hard tussle, maintained it Write for Booklets, was reference to one whose name I the end, winning by 5 goals 12 Who had fully grasped the meaning came to a have not so much as mentioned till of the Peril at the door; points. we bye, and they insisted on kissing ema camera, and at inlast of him, since I landed at Penzance. his face lit up .with the, smilethree front hands his with halt about all So really to end is the canine argument That The football, we all through, was LORD-ST.. PERTH my ring. in have learned so well, andthem. his fingers outspread with the tips had nothing else to choose, much better than that of the first It it." George Deservedly Trounced. steps he was acrosstotosee the three brought together. match, and we feel it no less an hon- 13upt to give that dog of Whologan's His Grace then went on to tell was a great picture for the name picture of Billy Hughes. "'This will be a good Possibly that reserve and delicacy our to take second place to a team 'The standing together-His me about the kidnapping. of them the captain of the destroyer met me at America and Australia,' said the are wasted on Mr. Lloyd -George, but which, on the two occasions in which Grace looking from one tolooking was immensely pleas- they will be gratifying to the lady we have met, has been able to prove the gangway, and showed me every secretary, who other, and the both of them He itself the better at the Australian the courtesy. He gave up his cabin ed with his success as a stage man- to whom he has referred. at him-all smiling and lookingThen speaks of giving her assistance game par excellence, that of footand his state-room to me, and did ager." embodiment of happiness. to render, ball; and we assure them of our did everything in his power to make The Evening Standard report is which it is in his power the Archbishop spoke, "How but she can't resist the burden of sincerest congratulations, on their I went straight worth quoting in part:me comfortable. you manage to get here so soon?" From the eighty-nine years. Perhaps he, well merited victory. Subsequently I was told "I did not expect to to bed. he asked. "Even the most fiery spirits must her simply to however, would do me the favour- football field the players adjourned "We objection some this." was e there that "and journal, y London see rest," says this no further to the school where one-of making the Sisters and Mca small Dr. and said Fishguard, at away," kcep my going ashore could a very weary Archbishop Man- use of her name. NEW NORCIA In any event a several of the older girls, with the look when I awoke again I was at Pen- it was Carthy. "But now you must tles who sought refuge and sleep in further reminder of cynical want of aid of Miss N. Walsh, had prepared who was It' else captain the again someone Here zance. at of this morning behind-there's hours early the the very age could not best refreshments for old that the Grace consideration His went by the Sisters of St. Joseph We Conducted on deck to bid me adieu. could not keep away." House, Hammersmith, af- improve his present position before Fast Day permits. 41 me, and all. to the presbytery. It was about Nazareth by America from turned around and saw those journey his The rest of their hurried time was Press, or the country, and the smiles 4.30, and at 7 p.m. we caught the ter 41 train, and taxicab. the for myself I got one of for the Education of Young Ladies police court flippancy of further an- filled up by a hurried run to a couknee to express to London. Canon Wade liner, destroyer, before I dropped on my was 41 with the rules of swer in the House of Commons ple of the nearer farming districts, accordance "In be to at were I Penzance as of Mayor Happy the and him. salute first of had he however, Foe Further Particulars apply to the SISTER SUPERIOR where 41 reputhe his Church, his crops were enhance just at not greatly then could warmth a small the and us off, the station to see in his presence again, without breaking tation." their best, and the Midland boys, At Bristol, although it all to say A Mass of His Grace's greeting set me ting-I crowd. pale-faced Little Sister I am sure, after what they saw, will his fast. believe sevI the morning, and 2.30 in about delight, was ling with be only too pleased to pay even the Top floor, heads of eral priests and friends were there of Margaret acted as janitor to the W.A. Chambers, breathed a blessing in the had shilling a loaf for their bread. A given to greet me, but Father Vaughan many visitors who called at the Thus the Catholic Times: the fools whose foolishness jangling the sounded and short dance ended the happy day, Home the undergo to me." not disturb did me the opportunity ten MANNIK of about wait a OFF After HANDS and bell. shortly after 4 p.m. they were few inconveniences of the past once more on their way to "Home, St. George's Terrace, Perth minutes a representative of the days. When I stood up again Dr. "Evening Standard" had an interThis cry rings right around the Sweet Home," tired, I am sure, bus Grace by McCarthy surprised Hisgone STOTT & HOARE, Proprietors. the Archbishop. at raised happy. view with British Empire, being in for telling him that I had I "Is that so?" "The dignity of his tall, spare fig- great public meetings in all large The following played for Midland: a new profession. It has been of population. centres ure and ascetic face was heightened J. Malone (captain), J. Murphy, C. the Archbishop queried. "Quite SUCCESS/ in Business by the crimson biretta over his frequently said that if Mr. Lloyd Hegney, A. Simmonds, F. Calnon, true," replied Dr. McCarthy before wavy, iron -grey hair, and his close- George (under the tutorship of Car- F. O'Malley, J. O'Mara, J. Fahey, T. I could say anything. "He hasorjoin) RIGHT OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION. LLOYD -GEORGE comes from TRAINING enfitting, scarlet -edged cape and cas- son) is left long enough at the head Regan, W. McMahon, D. Hehir, J. ed the Customs Department are we sock. Here was not the vigorous of affairs he will ultimately break O'Hehir, W. Dinham, F. Dinham, service; detective tered the versus he, is dividThat Empire. up the doand Archbishop flashing eyes CHAS. E. GOSDEN, prelate, with DANIEL MULCAHY, G. Swan, C. Douglas, W. Begley, G. not sure which." The minant personality, which his ing it by his illegal treatment of McGregor. We Coach inBARNUM & BAILEY. Manager. looked puzzled until we told him Proprietor. there can be no Mannix Archbishop Baltic, some perthe have led speeches might board SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, how I had got on His appearance doubt. The following are the results of This is how the London Evening sons to expect. and then he commented, "So it took BOOKKEEPING, Commercial Seated at a taole, the Trinity College Music Examinaan Australian to beat Downing Herald began its story of the Arch- was unheroic. ENGLISH, Etc., ati:i All with his pale-blue eyes half closed tions held at St. Joseph's Convent, bishop's arrival at ,Paddington:Street?" Business Subjects. he made a long statement, which Northam, on September 25th. All -deGovernment by God, "Heralded New bitte-ness in the sharply contrasted M.O. pupils presented passed:Archbishop's Nephew Has vised ''stunts" that Barnum and of its subject matter with the tired SPLENDID UP-TO-DATE ACCOMMODATION. SUBIACO. Special FULL BUSINESS Higher Edna Our Local: Phillips. Senthe sounding, slow monotone in which envied, have would Bailey with Stations. ior: Veronica Chidlow, Edna For- COURSE guarantees to fully qualClose to Subiaco and Leedervilis Railway We had but a few minutes pro -Sinn Fein Archbishop Mannix, it was delivered." The members of the Australasian ward. Intermediate Honours. Olga ify in ONE YEAR. the Archbishop alone, for the room Patients may Select their own Medical Advisees. of Melbourne, arrived in London Catholic Hierarchy, who are return- .Behn; pass, Peggy Shaw, Myrtle now filled up. Father Madden and ROOMS AVAILABLE. PRIVATE TERMS MODERATE. -day, The Archblahop's,Statement. a.m. to at 6.5 from visit to Rome, ing an official then, Meeres. Father Wallis arrived just Grace, Junior: Muriel Roberts, For Terms Apply to OPEN TO ALL DENOMINATIONS. [The statement the Archbishop have lodged a protest against the Sybil Gratte, Betty Tuton, Enid also another nephew of His "His comment to The Evening Rev, Mother. IMPORTANT.-We are having inand brother of Father Wallis. This News on all the elaborate fuss made to press representatives after manner in which Archbishop Man - Mower, Albie Watson. Preparatory stalled, to be ready for March Equipped Hospital at Splendidly a also conduct The Sisters was T. C. Wallace, MC., and late which the Government has made his arrival at Nazareth House, and nix has been treated by the Brit- Honours: Joan Watts; pass, Eva (1920), a Lone Range Receiving ApKalgoorlie. lieutenant in the British Army. Is in keeping him out of Ireland- which appeared in last week's issue ish Government. The protest is in Hyde, Edna McKinnell, Emily For- paratus of tne most modern type terms:these ward, Nellie Jensen. First Steps Dis- Valve and Crystal Receiver, taught it not typical of the Archbishop the escort of his Majesty's ships, was described by the Standard as The Daily Mail We, the members of the Austra- tinction: Connie Sutton, Doris Day, by Expert Instructors. that not a soul in Australia knew the midnight transference from a "bitter" one. Studente The Daily lasian Catholic Hierarchy, who have Mark Purser, Alex. Purser, Peggy qualify for Operator's Certificate in that his nephew was serving in the the S.S. Baltic to a destroyer, called it "sarcastic." Army-not only serving, but that launches rushing here and there, Herald labels it "biting sarcasm," just completed our official visit to Forward, Dorothy Jackson. 12 Months. the Holy Father at Rome, hasten documents while the to the Westminster Gazette used he had won a commission and the the detectives, Theory. protest Military Cross? Of course, the signed by high officials-was this: the words "scathing attack." Space enter our most emphatic the outrage and indignity Terms on Application to: "loyalists" will say that His Grace Senior Division: Adelaide Thackis probably the finest vic- forbids repeating the full text, hence against "It fact, the of offered by ashamed the British Government refer readers to our last issue.was rather rah. Intermediate: Olga Behn, T. S. HALPIN, BA., Principal. tory for the British Navy since we to our distinguished and Ed.] beloved than proud of it, but I would like the Veronica Doyle. Chidlow, Maysie The GovBattle of Jutland. (Lite 18th. Batt., A.I.F.) colleague, Dr. Mannix, Archbishop Junior Honours: Myrtle Meeres. to get the name of even one of made The Dublin certainly Bonfires. have ernment a had he of Melbourne. This insult to him Preparatory Distinction: Ada Warr 'Phone 2357. these "loyalists" who, had themselves look very foolish." I don't think I told you that all and to the high office he adorns is (medal). nephew, or even a fifth cousin, with the Military Cross, would have kept To cope with the crowd, the pa- the hills around Queenstown were an indignity to us, his brothers, as Telephone, 8 Armadale. GERALD V. P. McCARTHY, the news to himself. All Australia per went on to say, a huge body of alight with bonfires on the Saturday well as to the whole Catholic body, For All Kinds of the Latest FootProprietor. would have heard of "my nephew" police, over 200 strong, had been de- and Sunday night to blaze a wel- both priests and people, of AustraMilithe "won It was Ire- lia and New Zealand. or "my cousin," who wear, at the Lowest Prices. tailed, but actually this body ex- come to His Grace. 01 iIvtsst Ban*a. water Ii tary Cross in the mud-trodden ceeded in number the crowd that land's reply to George for cutting One of the offences laid to his Repairs at Current Rates, trenches of France and Flanders," was waiting. This crowd included out Queenstown as a port of call. charge is that he has been the fearPatronise or "on the slkell-swept cliffs of Galli- two priests, a ''youth with a black- George's reply was to put Charle- less champion of the principle that poli." thorn stick and green handker- ville (the Archbishop's birthplace) underlies the just and permanent BEN JONES under martial law, and to impose settlement of the Irish questionand an army of cameramen Several other priests and visitors chief," 310-12 WILLIAM -ST., PEF.TH. curfew from 9 p.m. until 5 a.m. Re- namely, the right of the people of at No. waited They pressmen. and arrived, and presently the Reverand 8 platform, but the Government member it is "Daylight Saving" here Ireland to choose their own form of Mother provided us with tea. It were taking no risks, and ran the and you will realise the brutality of government. In the advocacy of was most appropriate that the Rev- train into No. 7 platform, where a this order. It is still as light as day this principle he has not only the erend Mother should have come barricade had been erected. at 10 p.m.. The Made military then proHere unanimous support of the whole from Ballarat, and so it was that again four policemen were on guard, hibited the Convent Bazaar at Episcopacy, but also of the Irish CHINA, GLASS, EARTHENWARE, FANCY GOODS, Z.P. there was quite an Australian odor but the funny part of it is that when Charleville, which was to have been people Australia and New ZeaWARE, Etc. Writes that she has been about that room yesterday after- His Grace approached the barrier, opened by His Grace on the 20th land, asof manifested of at the Irish noon. Never was there a happier and several of the people rushed to inst. residing in Waverley for 14 They stand to lose at least Race Convention recently held in GREAT VARIETY in TEA SETS, DNINER SETS, TOILET party gathered-and never a more kiss his ring, one of these police- £1000-perhaps more-and I have in business there. years and SETS, and FRUIT SETS. Melbourne. He is an acknowledgHis Grace was in privileged one. Galv. waved them aside, and kneel- advised the Reverend Mother to ed leader of democracy in Australia, WRITE FOR CATALOGUE AND TRICE LIST. a wonderful mood, and rounds of men ask Melbourne to help her. to the first was himself, down ing and as such has won the support Here is laughter went up every few minutes. salute the Archbishop, TELEPHONE A4270 CENTRAL. Queensland Council launched an- not merely of Catholics, but of a From the Archbishop's lips and 195 Cowper Ftreet, other broadside at the Castle by vast and increasing body of nonIron ffOrtNilikaher Vaughan's we got the Waverley. May 9515, 1918 Film Lost. Perfect formally reverting to the old Irish Catholics throughout the Commonwhole of the happenings on the port, viz., Cobh, or wealth and Dominion of New Zea- CLEMENTS TONIC LTD. Baltic and on the destroyer, and at It is amusing, too, to read the name asof wetheknow it. The bonfire land. ENAMEL Recently at a public banAnd, comments of the various papers. Cove Penzance and Paddington. idea also caught on all over Ireland, quet in Sydney, the Attorney-Gen" I am sending you permission too, we heard all about-or rather One says that the Archbishop was and on Saturday, Sunday, Monday, eral of New South Wales referred to use and advertise as you wish a lot about His Grace's tour in most impatient at the delay over and Tuesday night the Dublin to Dr. Mannix as "Australia's first PAINTED America. All the time there was his luggage. Another that he was streets blazed with my thanks to Clements Tonic. bonfires of wel- citizen." No doubt, his advocacy However, come to Dr. Mannix, one continuous procession of mes- in the gayest of spirits. One it was was taking " My daughter of democracy is imputed to him as sengers to the Archbishop-some they all agree that he entered a down St. Mary's Lane. for some time and it improved with telegrams, cables, letters, notes, taxi and drove off, followed by an- of boys were seated aroundA number a crime by the enemies of the peoothers to say that this person and other car full of detectives, and still the soldiers suddenly creptit, when ple in Australia and England. her nerves so much that 1 recomPrice up in We have seen it stated that Dr. that person had called, and alto- another car filled with picture men rubber shoes and without warning mend it to any of my patients or Mannix's recent utterances in Amgether we had ample evidence be- and press representatives. Going put in a volley. friends. One lad, named erica have drawn upon him fore our own eyes of the stir that first to St. Mary's College, Brook the condemnation of the Holy See. We was being caused by the stupid pal- Green, His Grace subsequently Farrel, aged 20, was shot dead. " I have been nettling profestry action of the English Govern- went to Nazareth House, and deare in a position to deny that his sionally for the pa:? 13 years." Funeral of Murdered Boy. ment. Grace has ever received a censure lighted the nuns by accepting their (SIGNED) Nurse DUGGAN hospitality. I have just come from the funeral or a rebuke of any kind from the His Grace Speaks, The Daily Mail was quite dis- of the murdered lad Farrell. It was Holy See. On the contrary, knowing as we do the splendid services the whole affair. over "The tremendous. At the head marched Finishing our tea, His Grace led to the ABSOLUTELY THE BEST annix Mistake" is the title of their his bonfire comrades who had es- rendered by His Grace the way into another room, and Musted Extreme Nervousness, leader, and as such they always re- caped, two of them carrying a big Church in Australia, we feel sure VALUE EVER OFFERED. here, through the good offices of fer that he enjoys the full confidence to the foolishness. It goes on: Republican flag with Dr. Mannix's of his superiors Dr. McCarthy, I had a few minutes General Weakness and Rome. We have His "The Government could not have photo on it. A pathetic sight was already assured in alone with the Archbishop. his Grace in Lordship kept the others in conver- 'played up' with more zest if they the coffin draped in the flag that the trial through which he that, is passInsomnia sation outside the door while I put had secured the exclusive rights of flew over the street. It was a big ing, he has .our fullest confidence Republican flag, and worked in pur- and support. Garage Telephone, A1837. a few questions to His Grace in a kinema 'stunt.' We learn with pleaple on it "Welcome was to Dr. Man - sure that already arrangements 150 Rnmore Road, Marrickville order to clear up several discrepan"There has been the dramaticASK FOR are April 24tI., 1918 cies in the newspaper reports. Half and not inexpensive-emergence of nix." It added to the dreadfulness being made to hold monster demonDUG BOGUE an hour later I was en route to the Navy in mid-ocean to shepherd of the murder to see it lying on the strations of protest throughout AusCLEMENTS TONIC LTD. HIRE DAY AND Euston for Holyhead, and this the Baltic to her secret home port. coffin with those words standing tralia. " it is over 10 you' ago since I first CAR P333 FOR out in their purple hue. NIGHT. morning at six o'clock stepped took Clements Tonic, when altering from "We have read of swift launches III F. Redwood, Archbishop of Welashore in Ireland once again. Six Cylinder Studebaker -7 Seater. , pineal wealusees, Wren, 'standing by' with steam up all lington, New Zealand. sad insomnia It hat a wontlerfal effect Wedding and Touring Parties a I don't know what sort of a report night and of harbour -masters hugIlk P. J. Clune, Archbishop of Perth sued aeon restored me to health and Specialty. you received in Australia, but we ging mysterious instructions from strength. I continued to take it for some Cream Cars for Weddings. Admiralty. the ale R. W. Spence, Archbishop of received most sensational and pictime, and ever since I have always toned it Garage: 14 Hyde-street, North Perth His Grace, In Her Ninetieth Year. turesque cables here. "What a perfect film has teen Adelaide. effectual in combating servos. symptoms. A3488. however, cut out the most pictur- lost." "I am at present takiag a coarse, lied G.P.O. Motor Rank, 'Phone Lloyd -George's Vulgar Attempt at 914 W. Barry, Coadjutor Archbishop esque part of the affair by telling its old efficacy is still as potent as whets I of Hobart. Stately Figure. a Joke. me that the story of his "rushing on first used it. G. F. H. COSTELLO the deck with upraised hands and sla P. J. O'Connor, Bishop of Arrni"When an Evening News repre..1 recommend it wherever I ca., and And the Archbishop's Stinging calling on the rioters to be cool for sentative dale. Byers Road, Midland Junction. called at Nazareth House always speak of it with greatest (mikado. Rebuke. God's sake" was wholly an effort of the Archbishop 'getting was ready and House Renovator. Painter els J. Shiel, Bishop of Rockhamp" You nay Ise this in any way you cable-imagination. "I saw nothing (or the kinema.' as his secretary put ton. The mother of Archbishop Mannix All Classes of Repairs, Alterations, desire." "I it," states that paper. of the affair," said His Grace. Oh" Satisfactorily is a her ninetieth and Renovations lady approaching believe this man Shaw hissed or (Signed) Mrs. F. M. BARNES Executed. "He appeared in the court -yard of year. Mr. Lloyd -George has made 4. J. Heavey, Bishop of Cooktown. booed, and at once one of the JumpA Trial Solicited. ers hit him between the eyes, and Nazareth House about midday, that fact the subject of a joke, His 44 D. Foley, Bishop of Ballarat. In cases of Poor Illood,Wasting Weakness, Then clothed in his episcopal robe and profiteering patriot supporters in the ol4 J. McCarthy, he was taken or Detiallty, Loss of Real. Poor Appetite, Bishop of SandHouse of Commons have tad me of it, scarlet cap. Although tired -look- British someone came a liendacke. i.e,., Spirit, Diliossn -as, Sick hurst. FIRST-CLASS ROOMS TO LET insomnia, Con.tipatIcri, LIM' Or Kidney and asked me if would go to my ing, he presented a stately figure crowned his cruel vulgarity with a Ailments, i.lerucnts Tonic is most tellable At THE WINNING DOUBLE. 'Phone, A.1474. When Captain if4 W. Hayden, Bishop of Wilcancabin until it blew crVer. I replied before the camera, and needed no pothouse touch. 26 IRWIN-STREET. ALL STORES AND CHEMISTS UNION BEER that ?.certainly would not go tpmcz instructions from the operator as O'Grady, M.P., asked whether the G. E. DINES nia-Forbes. EVERYWHERE Archbishop SELL IT Permanent would be allowed to Moderate to how to Dr. Mannix Terms to pose. walk.deck. cabin, and instearwent AND PIANO and ORGAN TUNER, Lodgers. raonce there was 'rump on the ed -'With a dignified bearing back - visit the aged lady in Ireland, the Clements Tonic lid Roselle. N.S.W. NZ HAY -STREET. UNION IMPERIAL STOUT. MRS. O'BYRNE, Proprietress. 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two from a provincial town in the In the public library, Midlands. sleeves the same would be very one which he frequented daily, he stucushions are dented you know some When comfortable. cool and with a view to co advertisements one has leaned against them. if Isn't died they garment can be worn in place in hot that what they're for? But future employment. There it was row you're two garments the advantages with Ezra confronted Rosary., was the he stare at you in a prime to the Irish of in that skirt The Carmichael, (By Joseph put your weather is great. a brave man if you dare Pennicot's vacancy for an experiTHE OPTICIAN, means frock fastens invisibly in front: the back against them -much less your bodice is fastened with a snap fag enced cashier at a liberal salary. niece his persuade Pebblethwaite. to to him ceased led had tired head! simufinally That a doubt and beneath a button Esmy Johnson was without "And when a fellow comet home tenser button-hole. Who could have foreseen any difdeath in to "give up all that Popish foolery" sincerely distressed by the his at night he usually has a tassa lated F.LO., F.S.M.C., D.B.O.A., room - and conform to the particular sect ficulty in venturing into an out-ofThe Jumper. hospital, of smallpox, of on account of coldness ann head!" the was he munion of which backwood of a place, sevenBaptists the-way of FORGET? Teddy place name -fellow, Freedom of City of London. CAN A MOTHER distractions, for all that takes Yet with charming and up-to-date fellow and They very a patron and financier in Pebbleth- ty miles from London? For love many conbeen your had watchail without and FASHION. It had A saintly mother's in the senses for he owned a flourishing a brain -racking result! wear the jumper blouse is not to he Johnson. THE will so quickly rea source of merriment to their waite; time Nothing the is such make in when sent. to minutes of how business five idea awkward an An merchant's been the corn equalled. on account of Ththom or mete it may no human store peace to your soul aswill the some- a man who knew both himself and (By "Ninon.", becoming style acquaintances,surname QUALIFICATIONS and consequently and was HIGHEST simple town, a very they so -though nothing identity of of its King; wo:d, of a personage. Dorothy had, Teddy had caught a glimpse of him, can be taken from the following: were who can virit IN THE STATE. House-Frock Versus Overall. will so even distant kin -and still thing warm it as its sun: nothingbalm. More sure than sight, al met all such appeals with a firm re- as he rushed towards the waiting The blouse is cut with long shoul- more not and 0 its by reason of the extraordinThe way to make frocks last keep say how much sweetly permeate it as for to own himself train in the London station. There is brought over to had Exam., London. which Ezra By hack, and fusal, der So of them. to speech that is you end, between likeness look well to the More true than any God! what happiness had been frantic efforts on the to meet the front, which is gathered ary was it, that had it riot been conquered. ASK FOR MR. B. them as free as possible of dust, Nature heard, your soul while awaiting the union been friend's list to catch him up, and Symington on. The front fulness is gathered strong by Father them caused Had putting Lord Our difference before with slight them have the brush shall for soul, that we and my have frantic efforts on his to avoid being would protect into the waist, half sideofback Teddy's available. Dorothy in the This hast thou known, away after wear, and to in heaven, nay unite itself to Him a shout Esmy's moustache, theIrons Luckily the guard's to buttonholed. might turned back into St. Joseph's doing front, giving the effect and these many years, by this Divine Sacrament in such them with an overall whenAlso. front clean-shaven face, for one dismay. whistle had been his salvation! But and in der yoke, leaving back trouble other. her the unburden ARCADE, All that grace quicken'd mother. a way that we receive by actual work of a dusty nature. passed ROYAL have easily and decidedly plain. The short sleeves was culti- But he was away on holiday, and that was nothing in comparison love can be. Good Communion Him Whom the cheru- regard to outdoor costumes -hole to And Esmy's moustache Opposite Town Ha& who was supplying for with the present horrible predicaremoved must be cut with a big arm concealed priest the it And all of good the Infinite purpose; a for seraphim adore and receive dresses, these should be vated and bim can This blouse knew ment! and on his was a stranger, enspheres. There and hung up when the wearer re- give effect desired.-shade He lov- by actual contemplation. de a somewhat disfiguring mole of the him crepe He had actually lighted upon the not be made in sand nothing about Teddy and herself; This love is in Him, and for upper lip, towards the corner He repairs and purifies everything, turns to the house, and should in- chine, with band of sacs blue did, and for that one place in all England that be 49 FIRST.AVENUE, MT. the Symington eth thee! possible from Father everythan longer which detracted sanctifies any vivifies, be worn mouth, and lemon to have avoided; a place, too, sleeves ought -H. E. G. Rope. subdues, and waist, comfortneck, only ASK FOR takher be been had should handsome reason undercare otherwise Equal thing. He lives in the heart,in the doors. To wear with the jumper beauty of an black. taken which Teddy had never mentioned er when Teddy had been en of clothes when worn and when stands in the brain, lives RYAN slightly face. PHIL (for Teddy had a reason, and its two-piece skirt, a blouse fervent a had many So with have WORDS OF WISDOM. that her. with from speaks Blouses lovgay, eyes put away breast, sees with Now, Testily had gone was Dorothy), in order to im- DODGE MOTOR CAR FOR HIRE back and front, but made perVorms in us very little wear often look very gatheredlonger Esmy felt prayer for light and help, she sped name -and and of nineteen tongue, lad the year, able hard. last had been envworn personate one who than the OR NIGHT. DAY from by the a little Self-oblivion is at once It had been a onwards to save an outburst one of our actions. Thus we much crushed mid creased decidedly lonely. would be correct. needful lesson every of unpunc- ployed in the very office he now CAR No. 208. eat and the most learn live in ourselves, for thus manner in which they have been him not to be allowed her uncle on the subject longer to trial no treat sought to enter! trouble, in A1927. ma; views that decided Telephone, had Motor Garage Thus did the put away, while others Moderation in Dress. which we have to half-way to it al- Christ lives in us. to see his chum at all, after he had tuality. theHeslightest So far, things had turned out well. but postponement G.P.O. Motor Rank, A3488. against and simplicity is holy Bishop's heart pour itself out have been worn a great deal, Let economy in dress be studied entered the hospital. He had often had foreEzra's rapturous greeting sip, hung especially. breakfast gratitude carefully of and been met ready. that have in love, admiration, all means, but let it be studied called to enquire, but had been some difficulties. QuestionThe best by But Ezra was too excited on that stalled It is resignation and contentment most lovable of all myster- look fresh for months. put of common of late by bad news; then one fatal GLANVILLE'S to lead us for this of ed as to religion, he had declared them from theStillstandpoint he found way to keep blouses is to Edward particular morning to take heed did that are best calculated it does not matter how morning he learned that sense. himself Protestant, and marked a Hum- ies. He used to say inthat LEMON HEAD-Von He life. minutes, a few of Most loss the through -hanger. the safely away on a blouse is, how large her Johnson had passed away in the life help for every need a woman's full Ezra the pleasure which showed. ACHEPOWDERS. do Dorothy's unwontboldt. As most women nowadays The funeral was over; and not even notice Blessed Sacrament and the Mother vision, or how high her ideals, if night. Of Dorothy, it is true, he had no Australian Remedy for Great The conseleast languor at the and inor paleness is -work, ed Mary of house To chivalrous souls a pathetic love own -room somethe as sitting their of clothing only alone in the of God, for thinks sat she Esmy suspicion: but when he met soon an than Relief and Speedy Cure of Instant she more shock housethe the startling appeals it, on figure often a considerable part of separable from that of her Son. thing to cover her body with, she of their lodgings, pondering over quent a girl whose eyes flashed re- all Headaches, Neuralgia, ToothBenson. had suffered. He greeted her ap- after is a necessary feature will miss many opportunities for the future. overall excellent success.-Mgr. things; hold paled ache, and Influenza, Rheumaticm, cognition, and whose face but Casement carefulness and defeat her own aims. with evident delight. Sekrets are slippery of a woman's wardrobe. CULTIVATE PATIENCE. outward pearance Price, he passed her unheeding, he Sciatica, Lumbago, etc., etc best Close as had been the "What do you think, Dora?" he when those who kan keep themtothe cloth in green, blue, or rose -edam If she defies the attraction of be- resemblance two between the receive "A began to foresee uncVeamt-of com- Is. 9d. per boxy or 3d. each powder -inirrepressibly. as overalls once, friends. out at well broke your very are the ones who refuse Billings. up handiwith makes is always patient Be coming dress, she in deep; plications. skin M.P.S., but it was friends, GLANVILLE, C. H. Josh inhappenof has thing omwoman nor fortunate omniscient them on deposit.deed, an economical capped in any effort which brings Yet he must needs take his risks. It is They are neither and disposition they were most MARKET -ST., FREMANTLE You remember young JohnManners are not like clothes. They cannot see your genious ideas recently turned a pair her in contact with her kind. The character purse was too low to allow of Teddy, open as ed! unlike. -suits of nipotent. (Two Doors from Post Office). son, the lad I had in the office a His a bad thing to have twothe of faded green casement cloth cur- well-balanced mind will not let utterly heart, and may misunderstand you. with He would further unemployment. sparkling of life, other full day, the Telephone 197. and overrememshe home (Did year or two ago?" them -one for do not know what is best for tains into a couple of onepiere occupy too large a share of its humour, kind-hearted to a fault, ber! Her keep to himself as much as posforget? Wear your best man They ever The fad- dress she is worst. alls, with great success. Would what for abroad. suborselect it may make and will you, last attention, all heart throbbed painfully at with sible, and do his best to bluff, when more favourite general a suffer was the They for time. used the she they may all and material the higher ners ed side of Their arms are short, dinate and accessory to who came into close contact with thought of the face she seemed to encountered by awkward questions, by being put away than by con- riot be able to reach what you ask. the inside of the overalls, and cut claims. Becoming and appropripast happenings of the latter square at the neck, so ate dress is at all times helpful, him; Esmy, though pleasant and have seen that very morning!) Her or allusions to stant use. What if also they lack purity do Inc strikes wellenannered, was cold and self- uncle did not wait for an answer, there. that things smart, the of quite affection; was One 549 GEORGE -STREET, SYDNEY, or tenacity of finished effect in its effect contained, the purpose pleasing and cheering, and (To be Continued.) bent cynical a spiritual with of is the immense amount lack these graces? Pa- as the overalls were nicely stitched upon ourselves and others. The a biting tongue at times. Yet per- but went on with his narration. 244 ELIZABETH -STREET, MIL the world not youis also a I was and lad he was! nice "A Endure, funds thrown away in good refuge. new your by machine. necessarily BOURNE. dress need not be use of tience haps because of their opposite quali- fool not to have kept him, for the them, and if by people not making women will be delighted many dresses well repay conquer renovaDomestic enduring in RECENT PUBLICATION& this linkof been Teddy had A.T.C.L and I. O'CONNOR, MISS T. yourself. with the new house frock for work- tions and alterations -but it can al- ties, he the daily trials and worries sake of a few pounds more pay! not them, then at least The Undermentioned Prices inthey year during the together, ed I and in Pebbethwaite. behe's back Perth. bodice West your Well, Clever -street, life. -Mother Henrietta Kerr. with with 45 made aday wear, clude postage: ways be neat and well kept. the Above all be patient had been intimates, by the closest saw him passing and waylaid him. There can be no cure for Love is the best thing on skirt joined at the waist. One of loved. The Story of a Battalion. By. W. Teacher of Pianoforte, Violin, No wonder I think I shall be able to persuade bonds of friendship. world's discontents until faith and is to be handled ten- these house -frocks would be very With numerous drawings Devine. Pipe Organ and Harmony. are earth, but itimpatience the at seas sad heart Esmy's that he me, but cotHospital to or come back nurse him to the rule of everlasting principle a cretonne is Gerard's St. and serviceable made of derly, maps by Darl Lindsay, 6/2. and supreme to had dearer who been ON APPLICATION. of one TERMS made loss would not give any definite proagain restored and blue, with white Surgical, Medical, and Midwifery. -navy foulard it. ton Monachism. Studies the kills Benedictine him than any possible brother. By the mise; he's calling later. in the life of men and of nations. ,Miss O'Connor is prepared to By Be patient with your pains and spots, for instance-with belt, col'n Benedictine Life and Rule. own way, he's beers sensible enough to Esnsy had troubles of his Who ever knew people more thoror 81 CAMBRIDGE ST., LEEDERtake Pupils for the Pipe Organ know it is easy to say lar, and cuffs of plain white C. Butler, Abbot of We Rev. Right cares. who some VILLE. He oughly all for God than be navy blue cotton and with short which would have been sufficiently drop all that Popish nonsense. must you 25/.. But Abbey, do. to and hard Downside Telephone, A2946. were once notably all for the world overwhelming had not this irrepar- owned to it, as soon as I mentionThe life and patient. These things are killed by St. Joan of Arc. --nay. it would seem, the more notable loss occurred to add to their ed it -for that was all I had against story of the Maid of Orleans. By enduring them and made strong to ably heretofore for the world, the bite and sting by feeding them with burden -secret troubles there were, him." D. Lynch, S.J. Illustrated, Rev. more thoroughly now for Him. too, of which he had never breathed Ezra was so elated at the prospect ! 13/10. your frets and fears. There is no TRY B. Whatever else is associated with pain or care that can last long. W. As lie of the coming assistance in his bust a word to his dead friend. By Rev. Preaching. the Church. either by way of Sacra- None of them shall enter the City sat there brooding over his unbear- ness that he had no eyes for his 8/9. O'Dowd, Foods Handy Byrne's ment or Sacramental, of ceremonya of God. able lot, a sudden gleam of light niece at the other side of the table, Mountains of Help. By Marie St. A little while and you DAIRY PRODUCE. and as only of value is or solemnity, scattered the dark clouds that op- or he would have cried out in alarm. S. Ellerker, O.S.D., 4/2. shall leave behind you all troubles, IN A NEW SUBJECT means to resore the love of God and forget in your first sweet hou. Teddy's death-dis- Her face became pale as death, and (Over William St. Bridge, Perth), pressed him. Living Temples. By Beds Jarand neighbour in our hearts, to inof rest that such things were on tressing as it was -might be his the misery in her eyes must have rett, 0.P., 3/8. Line: give to Our Special or fuel, crease it by adding out even his compassion. The own salvation! called Out to Win. Straight talks to earth. Home-Made Pies and Pasties. us a way of expressing it outwardboys on the way to manhood. By had world seemed to have come to an For many months, Esmy Proprietor. Rev. ly. P. Conroy, Si., 8/9. PETER J. BYRNE small end for her! CHERISH TOUR ILLUSIONS. been secretly appropriating By Francis J. Yet Facing Danger. F CircUlation) suriss at frequent intervals from the Teddy, then, was alive still! a Wide have (which WE FRANCIS OF ASUAL , 8/9. S. Finn, given up to He had dead her! firm who employed him as cashier. It has often been said thatAn Phone, A3945. Talks to Parents. By Rev. J. P. his faith -that accounted for his reshe feels. been easy enough by falsifyas It had as old is woman 4th. S J., 6/9. Feast Day, Monday,. October It was HARROLD IS A BEAUTIFUL COLLECTION OF ing books to keep the matter dark fusal to recognise her! other worldlyswise saying informs MURRAY Conroy, Sermons on the Mass, The Seers tell a wofor a while; but the annual audit clear now that nothing preternatuSt. Francis, the son of a mer- us that you canthealways ments, and the Sacramental'. By PRODUCE MERCHANTS, ral that morning: had happened of approaching, and there number was steadily by age man's that in horn chant of Assisi, was Thomas Flynn, C.C., 14/2. most unnatural. a VICTORIA PARK. was certainty of discovery. He but something Both contain city A.D. 1182. Chosen by God to sions she has. The Australian Children's Picture and both are had cherished a mania for specula- Teddy had renounced her, because Have on Sale Bran, Pollard, Chaff, Prayer be a living manifestation to the great deal of truth, Book. The simplest Prayer God! It he had renounced his who Wheat, Barley, woman had met The tion, and all his efforts Oats, Hay, Straw, related. closely world of Christ's poor and sufferever published. Beautifully ilBok facts the yet seemed incredible, she passes illusions until with failure. At first he had inLinseed, and Maize. with 20 full -page Mustier, ing life on earth, he was early in- retains her lustrated, much is mark tended to borrow and pay back as were past contradiction! Card spired with a high esteem and burn- the half -century tions, including the Mass. TERMS CASH. Meanwhile Ezra Pennicot rambthan the sophistisoon as luck changed. But luck picture on front. ing love of poverty and humilia- younger at heart with Cover, monologue, chuckthirty. of never came to him, and his ruin led on with his The thought of the Man of cated, blase woman tion. all are seemed inevitable, just as his only ling with jot at the good fortune W EST & G.ARRETT Sorrows, who had not where to lay Ideals, illusions, enthusiasm, which had befallen him. Of late belong to that counsellor and staunchest friend his head, filled him with holy envy a part of youth and of each life. So long the one being in the world to whom he had been greatly bothered with WINDMILL EXPERTS, PLUMB. I id. each id.. 111_A. of the poor, and constrained him rose-coloured period ERS, ETC. incompetof a succession constant our we keep brought to them he could himself retain have as we worldto renounce the wealth and leave Our Specialties: Pumping Enlook for sympathy and help-had ent clerks, till he had been driven and Published by ly station which he abhorred. The youth but the minute they Printed Demobi- gines, Windmills, Hydraulic Rams, thirty or fifty, CLEAR TYPE been snatched away. Yet now, to the verge of despair. Nicely Print ed iii RED and BLACK scorn and hard usage which he met us; whether we are through Teddy, lie began to see a lisation had let loose an army of Tanks, Bores and Pumps. with from his father and townsmen we are no longer young. Age comes they duffers, declared; when he we way out of his troubles. Note the Address: when he appeared among thew ;n with the loss of our ideals. If age PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS. Toddy had been a sensible boy, were not duffers they were lazy 10 LAKE STREET, PERTH. the garb of poverty were delightful only realised how quickly we none of blase and bored, Murray -street (opp. Boans). Perth. and had taken care to put by what loafers, and he wanted to him. "Now," he exclaimed, "I when we become he could against a rainy day. When them. can say truly, 'Our Father who art we would cling to our enthusiasms PUBLISHED WEEKLY. youth itself. to BEECROFT would all self-posS. as we Dorothy needed the burnillness overtook him, although at in heaven.'" But divine love first he had imagined it nothing session she could summon up to sit ed in him too mightily not to kin Butcher, TERM STO SUBSCRIBERS. PRAYER. It came to an worse than "'flu, or some such through the meal. die like desires in other hearts. abomination," he had signed a end at last, and she was free to 181 ROKEBY-ROAD, SUBIACO. In Advance Many joined themselves to him, and . 3s. 3d. The most perfect act man can of. Per Quarter cheque on his hank and entrusted rush to the privacy of her own little Only Prime Fresh Killed Meat Sold. were constituted by Pope Innocent It is .. 6s 6d. prayer. is of God that fer to order, which Per Half Year .. religious 'Phone 1341. a it to Esmy to draw out whatever room, and to ease her sore heart III, into Its. t3d. Per Annum .. . spread rapidly throughout Christen- the acknowledgment that He is God might be necessary in the event of with unrestrained weeping. .. 20s. Od. Per Two Years St. Francis, after visiting and that we are His creatures, the dorn. a real illness. Esmy had done this, For all Kinds of numbing, Gasthe East in the vain quest of mar- more perfect it is, the greater our and paid all the slight debts of his Esmv Johnson's plans for taking Fitting & Galvanised Iron Work, Booked Help to Convert China 13s, Od. Per Annum .. tyrdom, spent his life like his Div- union to Him; likewise the greater friend; now a small sum remained. upon him the personality of his .. 22s. Od. to is this union, the more perfect is ine Master -now in preaching Two Years .. Teddy had no relatives, and Esmy dead friend were not wanting in MARK DUNN by reading the the multitudes, now amidst desert our prayer. St. Thomas describes had no scruple in retaining the the old Lewes, cleverness. Mrs. Perth. -street, 332.334 Wellington aolitudes in fasting and contempla- prayer as a supplication whereby balance for himself. But it was landlady, wrote a letter, to his dicCheques (which should be cross Licensed Plumber and Drainer. tion. During one of these retreats we try to persuade God to do what totally inadequate to repay the tation, to the firm where he himmoney orders, or postal AUSTRALIAN EDITION OF the Metropolitan Water Supply, ed), drafts, he received on his hands, feet, and we desire. Hence it would be very money he had embezzled, though self was employed, to inform them To should be made payable to notes Department Drainage and rude the print of the five bleeding useful for us to know by what form EXCHANGE sufficient for the purpose now form- that Mr. E. Johnson had fallen ill Sewerage, RECORD. W.A. THE Dairying Utensils, Baths. Bath wounds of Jesus. With the cry, of prayer we can best attain this ing in his mind. There was noth- of small pox, and had been taken MUST BE ADDED. Heaters, Tanks, and Windmills "Welcome sister Death," he passed end, as well as the form of prayer ing to prevent him from stepping to the hospital. easy was an It Made and Repaired. to the glory of his God, October 4, that is the most pleasing to God. InSPECIAL NOTICE. into the dead man's shoes, and thus matter, for the good lady knew disputably we can affirm it to be 11676. The Illustrated Monthly Organ of saving himself from disgrace and nothing about the houses of busiWhen notifying change of address the one that unites us the most inof all his chan- ness in which her lodgers were ocutter destructions the kindly state your old as well as your timately to God, thus giving us the J. B.. GEORGE ces in life. When he learned of Tedcupied. ST. PLACID, MARTYR. new address. greater power over His Heart. God to inno steps he took dy's death, PHARMACIST, in His infinite Wisdom and GoodPhotographs and News -Items fresh from the Mission -Field form anyone, leaving it to the enFeast Day, Tuesday, October 5. EDITORIAL NOTICES. ness, knowing no other means of \Wisner had never faintDorothy quiries which would be certain to Copies, eti. 542 HAY STREET, 5s. The names and addresses of corSt. Placid was one of the first union greater than that of food ed in her life, but she had to cling follow later. respondents and contributors must d most beloved disciples of St. with the one who can eat it, gave us PERTH. the iron railings outside St. Joswas -difficult sometimes to paraccompany all communications. East" Office, Melbourne to enedict, to whom he was related Himself to be our food and to be "Far : Manager, eph's Church to recover her self- ryItquestions Address progress, to Teddy's as Secretaries of Societies, corresponand in an inefblood. He was born in Rome united substantially She had surely been possession. even to the landlady he held dents, and others will please note the year 515, of a patrician iam- fable manner to us. This consider. SPECIALIST. confronted with an apparition from bat PRESCRIPTION of a tardy recovery, even out hopes all communications intended that bs and at seven years of age was ed shows what a powerful means Teddy, whom when he knew-as the hospital auanother world! and for insertion in the current week's en by his father to the monas- of prayer we have in Communion! she had so fondly loved and who thorities had declared -that his issue should be in the hands of the ry of Subiaco. He was present And when we know from Jesus' own VETERINARY CHEMIST. had told her in so many words of friend was no more. Editor by midday Wednesday at 'th St. Benedict when the latter lips that He desires us to come to his unchanging love for her, had latest. It was imperative to change his used the miraculous appearance Him in all our necessities, that Ibdied in hospital some weeks ago. Reports of Parochial Functions enof for fear at once, residence f a spring of water by his prayers; is more eager to give than we are Yet, on her way from Mass, she had should be authorised by the parish He carried office. and e was still a child when St. Maurus to receive; that He invites BENDON J. J. THE come face to face with Teddy-ap- quiries from thebelongings priest. -not very Teddy's alked upon the water to save him urges us to come to Him and to ask parently alive and well! But he off all-to Reports of Weddings, Is. per inch SHOE STORES a small boardinghouse in Tom drowning in the lake; and at whatever we desire when He is in had given no sign of recognition; many neighbourhood. 130 HIGH -STREET, FREMANTLE (about 50 words). ls. per inch; in irteen years of age he followed us by Holy Communion, we must had just met, and then he a totally different they Funeral Reports, in this seclusion, a saintly abbot to the new founda- naturally conclude no more powerhad passed by as though she were After a day or two 'Phone B426, eluding names of persons present, during which he elaborated his plan 'on of Monte Cassino, where he ful form of prayer can be imagined shock had stranger! The been a 8d. per inch (about 50 words). Is. taking ew up in the practice of a wan- than Holy Communion. Aye God so overwhelming that she had felt of action, he left London, Photograph Reproductions, 8d. Telephone A4395. ul austerity and innocence of Himself though Wisdom Itself did for a moment as though the earth care to shave off his incriminating per square inch. not discover greater. to the a driving before moustache fe. He had scarcely completed were falling away beneath her feet. HOLDWAY & CO. is twenty-first year when he was Then, when she regained some sort station. ADVERTISING RATES. COMFORT IN THE HOME. lected to establish a monastery in Licensed Sewerage Plumbers The remains of Teddy's modest of composure, and looked eagerly in Situations Wanted and Vacant, (Certificated). 'cily upon some estates which had savings were sufficient to provide the direction the figure had taken, A young newly-married man comn given by his father to St. simple Gasfitters and Sheet Metal Workers. Board and Residence (three lines. him for a few weeks with it had vanished! he almost about 18 words), one insertion, ls. A Trial Solicited. enedict. So great had his repu- plained recently that under the name of Edward There was no one in whom the lodgings each. 40.44 Pier-street, Perth. tion already become that his jour dreaded taking a friend home to dinor a mile in a farmhouse Johnson, In poor little maiden could confide. Births, Marriages, Deaths, y to Messina was a succession .4 ner because his wife, every time she She was but seventeen, and Teddy Memoriam, and Funeral Notices, 3s. ractilous cures of persons who expected company, imagined it was they made eighteen when their per insertion. Poetry, 8d. tine extra. been attracted by his name. He necessary to scrub the house from compact to wait for each other; for Ordinary Advertisements, 3s. per Tel. A1655. t four years in building his garret to cellar and polish every bit the both knew that to mention inch. onastery, and the fifth had not of silver on the sideboard. word "engagement" would be to Casual Advertisements, 4s. per It made him uncomfortable all sed before an inroad of barbarPERTH. bring down scornful ridicule and a inch. to the day long to think of his wife giving burned everything stern command from Dorothy's unReplies to Advertisements can be lingering herself this wholly unnecessary trouSECONDARY SCHOOL FOR DAY BOYS AND BOARDERS. a d, and put to 594 HAY STREET, NEXT DOOR TO CELTIC CLUB, addressed to this Offices and they cle and sole surviving relative to th, not only St. Placid and the ble. by Bishop Gibney, 1894. The Oldest Catholic College Founded Hostel King Edward (Opposite all be forwarded to Advertisers if cease communication for the will "Of course, a man likes to see his W.A. in rty monks who had joined him, postage is prepaid. future MISS M. J. MeDERMO TT, Proprietress. t also his two brothers, Eut) home looking nice when he takes The moral and religious training of the students is earnestly Pure Wax Candles, Charcoal, Tapers, Floats Sanctuary Oil, ius and Victorinus, and his holy an old chum into it-and, of course, Ezra Pennicot was not unkind to attended to. All Communications should be ad. "But come to the chum does, too," he said. Crucifixes, Rosary Beads, Scapulars, Medal, Speciality in Statuary, ter Flavia, who had his niece; he had reason, indeed, Primary, Secondary, and Commercial Education are imparted. dressed to: Framed Pictures, New Book; just arrived: At the Foot of Jesus,' The monastery was re- I'd be far happier if I could conAll Public Examinations are prepared for including Univer sit him. to be grateful for her devoted sermy wife thitt a house oan look of the Sanctuary," "Looking on Jeans," "From Bethlehem sity Certificate, Government University Schtrslaip, Matriculavices in his regard, for she managed "Treasury it, and still stands tender his in- vince of tidy even if it hasn't been gone over tion, Civil Service, Royal Navy, Military Co ge, etc. to Calvary," "Jesus crucified," "Suffering Man God," "Watches tim. his household with conspicuous abilreceive that very day. the Passion," "Beer Homo," "Lenten Sermons on tie Passion, -SEND Physical Culture, Athletics, and all branches of Sport ity, while her paltry allowance of by Books House,' Holy is imparted in the Cadet of the "I like the books to look a little Training "Loreto Military Eaetsr," and attention. Week our would "Holy pocket money have been ET SACRAMENT OF PEACE disorderly. You get the feeling that Lasance, "Thoughts on Religious Life," Prayer-book for Re Father Companies. as wages by any selfmocked at they're being read all the time, and ligion, Blessed Sacrament Book, MY Prayer-book, With God, Sunday Vocal and Instrumental Music, Elocution, Public Speaking BRYANS RECORD PRESS He did respecting housekeeper. b. ?Made de Sales used to say whet books are for. And I are taught. Missal, Roman Missal, Short Visits to the Blessed Sacrament, Mats really recognise her worth, but his ill his rfertirents, whether in the that's TENET MU Ireland. by Billiard and Reading Rooms are provided for recreative purto Jesus in the Tabernacle, New Inland, History of forbade honchurlish disposition titter er in tlie viorld, Come con- like the music on the piano to be Sullivan, (oppa trifle disarranged. It looks as if poses. Darcy McGee, Knoeknagcrvv, Story' of Ireland by A. M. 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