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OurFirstFridaydevotioninhonour oftheMostSacredHeartwasjust lovelyinthenewchurch.Peopledid notseemtoknowwheretogo.They seenewpewsinsteadofthelowforms whichtheyhad(someofthemanyhow)beenreprobatingforthepast quarterofacentury.Theyfeltor seemedtofeelthattheywereinareal HouseofGod-Himselfresidingthere.
TheysawStationsofCross,statues. altars,everythingalmost,whichbecomeththeHouseofGod.Andwe. thepeople,gotagoodlectureonhow tobehaveinthenewHomeoftheAlmighty.Talking,gauking,anddisfiguringthingswereamongthethings weshouldnotdo.Itissohardtruly. Weusedtotalkandgauk,andwewere abletoseeeveryl-odyenterandleave. andwerewenotabletoscanevery face,nunandlayperson?Nowall thesethingsarechanged,andreverencean-isolemndemeanorandproper genuflexionarerequiredandexpected --quiteright.too.Thechildren,too, can'tmakeitout.Naturallydisobedient,prickingandpinchingastheyused todo.Firingpaperbulletssending loadedpenstotheceiling,dodgingthe (Perth),Mr.P.Martin,Mr.J.J. SniggPerthRedemptoristFathers, perFatherMurray,CaptainMae don,a''Convent,"theVeryRev. FatherFagan,Mr.andMrs.Cunningham(Perth). Lieach:Mrs.Skipworthand family,Mr.T-Hynes,Mr.andMrs. Rumble,Mr.JackShine,theRight Rev.Monsignorerling,V.G.,the Rev.FatherDoddy,Mr.J.C.Tobin andfamily. £44s.:MissM.F.Booth(Perth). £33s.each:Mr.Chadd,theRight Rev.Dr.O'Connor(Armadale),the RevFatherMcCerraack. £3each:Mrs.andMrs.Taylor,the VeryRev.FatherMoss(Perth).Miss Garvey. £210s.:Mr.endMrs.JimShanahanandfamily. £22s.:Mr.N.Boyle,"AFriend," Mr.Jamson,Mrs.Henderson,Mrs. W.B.Castieau.Mr.W.B.Castieau, Mr.T.J.Banting,MissCleary.Baby Kelly,Mr.J.J.Lyons,MissCashman,MissManning,Mr.andMrs. Tennant,theRev.FatherJ.F.Maloney,theRev.FatherReidy(Katanning),theRev.FatherO'Neill,Mr. andMrs.O'Dwyer.,Mrs.Wiggett.Mr. MickRodgers,Mr.andMrs.Walter Dwyer(Perth)."Anonymous." £2each::\f,.Rodgers,sen.,M:vs
TheSanctuaryonthemorningoftheopeningofthenewChurch FatherDunne,BA.,oftheCathedralisseenasCelebrantofthe MissaCantata. zealousSisterunderthedesks,makinglifegenerallyaslikeastheycould torecreation,ofcourse,Imeanasfar astheycould.Everythingisso totheseyoungpeople.But, mygoodness,itisagrandchangefor thebetter.thoughitwilltaketimeto bringthesesamechildrentotheordinary.Reallyyounever,orscarcelyever,seeapairofchild'shandsjoinedtogetherinthechurch.'Tisthe irreverentlifeoftheschoolperpetuatedinthenewsurroundings.Isupposeallthingswillcomerightintime. Anotherapparentdifficultywhich wasforeseenandanxiouslydiscussed washowtokeepthechurchandthe altarandallthingsappertainingto eachorboth.Butit'squiteasurprisihgthingtoseemanypeoplehave decoratedthealtarbefore,andhow manyknewhowtolayoutthevestmentsandsoforth,andthusthistroubleiswipedoutbeforeithadtimeto showitself. Then,onSundaynight,thefirstof themonth,wehavebeenhavinga ProcessionofReparationtoJesusin HisLifeintheBlessedSacrament. Peoplesaidwhataboutthelittleangels andthesingingandthe
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i,cenmadebythellibernimiSociety initsefforttofosterinto-branchsocialfunctions,andsinverypleased torecordthatthelocalbranchofthe societywasseellsrepreSentedatthe inauguralmeetingheldrecent,atthe capital.Itwillbethemeansofconsiderableincreaseinthenumerical strengthofthesociety.Iamsorry thelocalbranchdidnottakeupthe cricketsuggestion.Therifleshouting maybeveryinteresting,butgive youngAustraliansopenairamusement.Itwillhaveamostbeneficialeffectonthesociallifeofthe societyandCatholiccirclesgenerally. FremantlefolksareanxiouslyawaitingtheChristianBrothers'SchoolConcert,tobeheldintheKing'sTheatre onTuesdaynext,the20th.,whenthe usualentertainingprogrammewillbe submitted. Thefollowingistheresultofthe Sisters'BazaarArtUnion,drawnon Thursdayeveninglast,inSt.Patrick'sHall,bytheMayor(Mr.F.E. Gibson.M.L.A.),inthepresenceof thegeneralpublic:1st.,BlockofLand, J.Kelly,No.8536;2nd..£25cheque.
M.Carson,No.4877;3rd.,Suitof Clothes.Northy.No.8611:4th.,Oil Painting,J.Hanafan,No.11680;5th.. £5cheque,FatherCallan,No.1563. 6th.,WristletWatch,F.Cox,No. 6416:7th..SilverTrophy,Eggieloe.No. 13013,8th.,Cushion,W.andA.Scorer, No.9102. Owingtoanoversight,amuch-appreciateditemontheprogrammeof therecentSisters'Concertwasomitted fromthereportpublishedlastweek.
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wellasacornetsoloby MissR.Davis.Wethankallthose whopatronisedourfirstrivertrip, andhelpedtomakeitsuchaphenomenalsuccess.Thetenniscourtsstill haveaspecialattractionforthegirls onSaturdayandSundayafternoons. Still,thereisplentyofroomfornew corners.Wewanteverymemberof theclubtotakeadvantageofthis specialprivilege. Weurgeeverymemberoftheclub toco-operateforournextrivertrip. January10th,andmakethisabigger
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ofpurityoffaith, andpractice-fearlessanduncompromising;unityincommonprayer,and unityorfriendlinesstowardsoneanother.AtthesecondMasshepreach. edontheGospel,givingusthemessageofSt.JohntheBaptist,andexplainingthepreparationforChristmas expectedfromusduringAdvent.Ateveningdevotionshecontinuedhislecturesonthe"ForgivenessofSin."the tentharticleoftheApostles'Creed. BUILDINGFUND.
Sellinger, Mrs.Mclntee,Mrs.Gould,Mr.'led Rafferty,J.P.Banting,Mrs.Ferry, (Collie),Mr.andMrs.'f.Flood,Mrs. Prout,Mr.andMrs.ToeMilligan,Mr. andMrs.G.King,Mr.andMrs. Tyers,Mr.andMrs.M.J.Kelly, Mrs.R.Ganfield,MissDoolan,the Rev.FatherMcCabe,theRev.Father O'Gorman,Mrs.Blythe,"AFriend." Mr.E.Wells,theRev.Father Dunn(Perth).Mr.G.T.Wood, Mr.M.J.O'Sullivan.Inspector Lloyd,Mr.andMrs.Looney,an*
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floweringof thepathbeforetheLordoftheAltar? Well,wehadourfirstprocession.A vastcrowdofpeoplewaspresent,the little"angels"werethere;theirflowers andbasketsassweetasever,andgood ladieskepttheminorder.andthe wholeceremonywaseversosweet. Messrs.Buckley,Boor.Shanahan,and Dr.Flynncarriedthecanopy.It wouldseemthatwhenthingsaredone honestlyforGod,Hefindsthemeane, themenandwomen.themoney--the everythingusefulornecessaryto bringglorytoHisName.Wehear thatoftenenough,too-sothatIneed notlabourit. Mrs.Smyth,Mrs.Barnard,andold Mr.Shanahancouldnot.owingtoillness,cometotheceremony.Bya contraptionsomewhatlikeamiracle, Mrs.Vealegotthere--thoughshehad beenillforsevenoreightweeksimmediatelybefore.Shewaslongingtobe present,andGodfoundthemeansof locomotion.Hercaseremindsoneor theprophetessAnnainalimitedway. Shelongedeversomuchtoseethe shrineerectedtoOurLord,andshe hasseenit.andindeedmayseeit manytimesagain.Ihopeshedoes, too. Therewereafewminoraccidentson Sundaynight.Onefell.andthen anothertripped,oversomedebris,and thenanothermadeanunexpectedfoot dropandsoforth.Theyfellsoftly andcautiously,and,thanktheLord, theyareallaboutandsmilingthe while. OnSundaymorningtheArchdeacon preachedontheEpistleatearlyMass, dwellingespeciallyonthelessonsinculcatedbySt.Paul,
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treatedtheaudience tooneofhisexquisiteviolin-soli,which heexecutedinsuchamasterlymannerastoearnaninsistentencore.Mr. Ratazziisundoubtedlyoneofthe finestvioliniststheStatepossesses. F.Banting,Mrs.J.Flail,C.Buswell, Mr.T.Busher,Mr.F.Busher,Mr. J.Busher,Mr.Depazzi,Mrs.RodgersMr.T.Hastie,Mr.Tor,/Dillon, Mr.MickBanting,Mr.PaddyDaley, MissMcAuliffe,Mr.J.White,Mrs. Morris,Mr.T.Souls:an,Mr.L.Bus-
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ifpossible.Mrs. Logueandtheelocutiongirlsshould becongratulatedontheireffortsfor theconcertheldintheNorthPerth TownHalllastMondaynight.The hallwascrowdedtooverflowing,and everythingpointedtoaveryenjoyableevening.Themagnificentprogrammewasopenedwithanoverture bytheclub'sorchestra,andseveral beautifulsongswerecontributedby MissesBaldwin.Carr,McComish. Sweeney,andBeard,MissE.Williams. amusicalmonologue,andarecitation byMissK.O'Connor.Thenfollowed anintermezzobyMissesDawsonand Brown.whichconcludedthefirstpart oftheprogramme.Thesketchentitled"TheMereMan,"provedahuge success,everygirlactingherpart splendidly.Theclubwishesto thankMissK.Townsend,whosorecentlytookchargeoftheorchestra. andmadesuchasuccessofit. Theforthcomingedneerttobegiven bytheVictoriaParkYoungLadies' ConcertCompanybidefairtoeclipse anypreviouslygivenbythemtothe public.Theirsuccessasentertainers isalreadywellknown.Underthe capabletuitionofMissRoseMoss.as BalletMistress.andMrs.C.Brown,organiserandaccornpanie,te.abumper houseisassured.Tileprice,Isshould meetwiththepatronageandapproval ofeveryone.Let'shopeit YourPresenceisRequestedata COONWEDDINGANDDANCF PERTHTOWNBALL MONDAY,DECEMBER26,1921. at8p.m. AddingBreakfast.JazzBand. BridalPartywillarrivebyspecial trainatPerthRailwayStationat7.30. Tickets:Lady's,1/6;Gent's2/KindlyKeepThisDateOpen. SEIS=MININ111=11111111% ElectricityBringsGreater ComfortandConvenience ToCountryPeople the tric Peoplewholiveinthecountryhavetoolongsufferedallkindsofdrudgeryanddiscomfort. Whyshouldn'tthebenefitsthatelectricitymakesavailablebetheirs?Brilliantelectriclighttoilluminate homebarnsandotherfarmbuildings.Electricpowertooperatetheshearingmachines,separator,elec. iron.churn,milkingmachines,waterpump,washingmachine,andwringer,etc. Thinkofthecomfortgainedandthetimeandlaboursavedbymakingelectricityyourservant. DELCOLIGHT(TheCompleteElectric) LightandPowerPlant Delco-LightLightstheHome Delco-LightLightsthe CountryChurch Delco-Light Milking Operatesthe Machine Willdelivertheelectricpowernecessarytomaketheaboveconveniences availabletoyou,andataLOWCOST. TOO. Itisextremelysimple,tooperate. runsonkerosene,andneedsverylittle attention.Infact,Delco-Lighthas beenspeciallydesignedandbuiltto meettheexactingdemandsofcountry use. ReadWhatMr.H. TaylorSaysofHis Delco-LightPlant Thefollowingisanextractfrom Mr.H.Taylor'slettertousofthe 12th.inst:"NowthatShear'ngiswellover,I haveabsolutepleasureingivingyou anaccountoftherunIhavehad withyourElectric3StandShearing Machinesdrivenbythe"Delco"Enginewhichfromstarttofinishran perfectly.TheShearerssaiditwas apleasuretoshearwiththisplant.andbookeduptheirstandsfornext year,soasnottochancelosingit,and Icanassureyouthe-havenotforgottentoadvertiseit. "Thethreemachinesransmoothly, andalmostsilently.andIconsiderit amosteconomicalrunningplant,goingforthreeweeksonthreecasesof kerosene,supplyinglights,andShearing-severaloftheseventeenlights beingusedeverynight.and,theenginenothavingtoberunseparately forlights. "Icannotspeaktoohighlyofthe DelcoandShearingPlant,and.needlesstosay,willdoallinmypower toadvertiseit." WriteUsforFurther ParticularsTo-day We'llSendThemtoYou Quickly GILBERTS,LTD. 147KingStreet,Perth Wer11111111... Delco-LightBenefitsthe Store-keeper Delco-LightSavesLabor onWashingDay Delco-LightDrivesan ElectricFan (Delco-Light) Department 47KingStreet,Perth
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3 74. Thatwastherecordwhen"stumps" wascalled. Itisevennow"anybodysgame," andto-eay'splayshouldbeinteresting. This
ofchances,buton thewholebattedverysoundly. Themajorityofhisrunsearnefrom wellplaced,shotsontheoff.Hewiselydidnotattempttolifttheball. Itwashisbesteffortinthesegames. Hewasoneofthepioneerbatsmen,. andhitfourfours.Hewasfifth man,andputon(/IforthethirdwicketwithEvans. Evansmade46inbrilliantstyle.He hitveryhard,ashistallyofseven4's testify.Hegaveachancewhenhe was38,ahighmis-hittoBanks,but thatusuallyreliablefieldsmanmissedtheopportunity.Evanstooktwo brilliantcatchesintheslips.This young,slayerseemsacertaintyforthe StateXI. Meekbattedincharacteristically soundfashionfor30.Hehitthree4's andelevensingles.Hewasoute. andh.totheastuteBanks. .Kent,who-operzed.the.hanings,svorn- piled28permediumofnicecricket. Hehasonebadshot-areal"agricul- tural"-andonSaturday,asonmany previousoccasions,broughtabouthis downfall. Harroldwasvig'irousinhiscompilationof19,whichincludedtworoars anda"sixer." Banksbowledwithadealof"head" Ileisalwaysawilytrundle:,andin thisgamethistraitwaswe'ltothe fore.HisdismissalofQuinlanwas verygood.Hecaptured3for23off 64balls. Packhainsecured4for65off96balls. Hewassomewhatcrraticinlength, butsentdownsomerealgoodones.Claremont'sfieldingwaspatchy.At dinesthegrounifieldingwasreally poor. Claremonthad3for74atcallof time.Peckhamisdoingsplendidly. Heknockedup26notout.andgavea goodexhibition.Hewasespecially severeonEvans.hittinghisfirstthree deliveriestothe:boundary.Hisleg strokesweremagnificent--nothingbetterhasbeenshown.Hehitsix4's. AtMidlandthehonesidemetSu- biaco.andhavingfirstuseofthewic icetrunup121.Reynolds
TI13lookslikewinninghisway intotheStateXI.aswicket-keeperand batsman.Hehasyouthonhisside. Fry(471,Herbert(32).Parker(30), Townsend(15),Smith(12),andBoyle (10)allmadedoublefigures. Guysecuredthebestbowktiefigures (3for24).Itispleasingtorecord thesuccessofthisgenuineenthusiast. Taylor,wholastseasonplayedwith EastPerth"B,"captured2for16.He isaslowbowlerwithaturnfromthe leg.Penrose(2for40)andTinsdale (1for45)accountedfortheremaining wickets. RulesofCricketasinVoguein Stirling-street. The"SundayTimes"runsa"Ques- tionBox."Variedarethequeriesreceivedandanswersgiven,butitisto behopedthattheexpertswhoanswer thepuzzlersaremoreaufaitwiththeir subjectsthantheindividualwhoanswersqueriesinregardtocricket.There weretwo"beauts".nlastweek'sissue. Saysthe"S.T.":"Foramantobe scoredoffacatch,thebatsmenmust crosstwice."Nowthere'saniceruling.anddoubtlesssomeoftheinhabitantsattheBackofBeyondwillbe sadlyatfaultintheircricketeduca- tionbecauseMc'Smithwillnottake precautionstogivecorrectanswerstoitsqueerists.Theveriesttyroshould knownthatnosanscanbescoredoff acatch,notevenifthebatsmencross- edtwotimestwice.Then,obviouslyinanswertoaqueryinreferenceto
buddingSydney PardonattheStirling-streetestabishment.TheWellington-C.Y.M-S.Match. Thisannualfixturewilltakeplace attheW.A.C.A.GroundonTuesday. December27th.,commencingat10 a.m.sharp.Luncheonwillbeserved ontheground,andallwholikewatchingagoodgameshouldmakethe W.A.C.A.Groundtheirrendezvouson the27th.inst.TheWellingtonClub iscomposedofplayersofvaryingabilityfromturfteams.Thisclubhas beensingularlysuccessfulinmostof itsengagements.Sofaronlyoneclub hasdefeatedthissocialbandofwillow-wielders,andthatclubisthe C.Y.M.S.Onthreeoccasionshave lackMinihanandhismerrymenput thecome-hitherontheWellingtonmen. NothingdauntedtheWellingtonsare againinthefield.andshouldafourth defeatbehandedout,thebondofgood fellowshipexistingbetweentheplay. ersofeithersidewillnotweaken.The WellingtonXI.willhecomposedofthe following:McWilliam,Evans,Renfrey, Ryan,Everett.Hewson,Saw.Seed, Hogue.Taafe,andWatts,Whilethe C.Y.M.S.-itneleadingteamin
aratedwhenthescorewasat16.the formerbeingcaughtohKelsall'sbowlingforatotalofIi. Cusackjoined Byrne.whowasrunoutashorttime afterwardsforascoreof12. With thescoreat2for46Hanrahanjoined Cusack.whoatthisperiodwasscoring fast.Thispaircarriedthescoreto 81,whenCusackwascaughtoffBeckett.Allthroughhisbattingwas faultless,compilingauseful47.The majorityoftheremainderfellcheaply. HanrahanandO'Connor,wan,cored 18and7notoutrespectively,were theonlyotherbatsmenthatshowed anyform.Theinningsclosedfor109. ThechiefbowlersforC.E.G.S.were Kelsall(3for141.Renouf(1for5). Smart(3for26),andBeckett(1for 21).BoltonandDaviesopenedfor C.E.G.S.,theformerbeingcaughtby HanrahanoffLambert'sbowlingwhen thescorewasat9. Kelsalljoined Davies,whoalsofelltoLambertfora scoreof13.Kelsall,whowasbatting well,wascleanbowledbyLambertfor atotalof13. StuartarylPayne broughtthescorefrom3for38to70. whenSmartwasbowledbyCusackfor ascoreof19. PaynewasjoinedbyJohnson.Thesetwowerecaughtoff R.Lambert'showling.Thenexttwo wicketsfellin'tricksuccession.At thecallofrimeRenoufandLynnwerebatting.andthescorewas8far93. ThechiefbowlersforC.B.C.wereLam- bert(6for31),Cusack(1for5),and Jeffs(Ifor(is OldBoys'Match. TheCollegeOldBuys'Matchwas playedontheW.A.0A.Groundon Wesdnesda)last.Afullreportnext issue.
Competition"WithintheCollege."
Theabovecompetitionwasbrought toacloselastMonday,when,tomark theconclusionofthecompetition,asocialgatheringtookplaceintheCollegeAssemblyHall.Alltheplayers inthevariousteamswerethereinfull strength.Rev.BretherNunan(Principal),Mr.L.Ryan(SportsMaster), T.Kennedy(captain,1stXI.),Rev. BrotherRahill,andAHerbert(representing'underageteams).wereamong the thevisitors.Afterdoingjusticeto goodthingsprovided,thechairmanwelcomedallpresent,andcalled onMasterA.Brockmantopropose thetoastof"TheWinners."Ina neatspeechheccinplimentedMasters V.DalyandF.Bryant(captainsofthe seniorandjuniorgradepremierteams. respectively)ontheirsuccess.Master Dalythankedtheproposeronhisown andF.Bryant'sbehalf.P.McAuliffe hadchargeofthenexttoast,"The Losers."Heofferedthelosingteams hissympathy,butadvisedthemto followtheexampleofthewinnersand seethattheywereinawinningteam inthefuture.Oneofthecaptains thankedthecompanyforthewayin whichtheyhadreceivedthetoast-He thankedMasterMcAuliffeforhiskindlyexpressions,andhopedthatthey woulddobetternextyear.Thenext toastwasinthehandsofMasterT. Dunphy.Inproposingthetoastof "TheVisitors,"heremarkedonthe interesttakenintheboysandtheir sports;thisbeingstiownbytheattendanceofBrotherNunanandstaff,also Mr. toRyanandothers.Theresponses thetoastweremerlebyRev.BrotherNunan(Principal),BrotherRahill,Mr.Ryan,a:alT.Kennedy.BrotherNunan,attherequestofthe chairman,presenteethePennantsto MastersV.Daly(seniorgradepre- miercaptain-,andMasterF.Bryant (thejuniorpremiercaptain).He spokeinahappyvein,congratulating theboysontheirachievement.That thewinningofpremiershipsbythese twoboyswaspopularwasevidenced bythecheeringandapplausewhich greetedthemwhencomingforwardfor theirpennants.'blasterJ.Punchpro- posedthenexttoast"TheUnderAge Teams."remarkingthatoutofthe15 matchesplayed9werevictories.2 draws.and4defeats-Hecongratu- latedthecaptainsantheirvictories, andexpressedahopethatnextyear theseteamswouldonlyhavevictoriestorecord.MasterA.Herbert thankedthespeakerforhiskindremarks,andstatedthatthesuccessof theUnderAgeMatcheswaslargely duetotheCompetition"WithintheCollege."Thechaqsnanthen,onbe- halfoftheboys,thankedtirematron andherassistantfortheirkindlyhelp, notonlyonthepresent,butonpre-viousoccasions.Thisbeingthelast occasiononwhichtheboyswould meet.thechairmanreferredtothe grandspiritofsportsmanshipshow,. duringthecompetition,andadvised themalwaystogowhole-hecrtedlyat whatevertheywereengaged.whether sportorstudy.Afterwishingthem allthecomplimentsoftheseason,three cheersweregiven,andtheboysde- parted.Thefinishingpositionofthe variousteamswasasfollows:1,V. Daly,11points;2,F.Livesley,7pts.; 3,A.BrocicmanandT.Dunphy.6pts. each;4,
isworking well,andshouldbehardtobeat. Thefollowingpricesareonofferfor theGoodwoodCup:7to 1 Quarale, Checkmate,Easingwold;8to1Gold Digger.Susarion,EarlyDawn.$t. Varna;10to1,IrishComedy,Salveo, Lustroso,JollyCosy;14to1.Barra- gundi,Propagation,Eragoon,Ennis- rorthy;20to1, SecretDespatch,Klaxon.DowningStreet,WonnersipLaddie,Piargea,LordAllan. SELECTIONS. SecondClassPurse:Bobinski,1;Le Lac,2;LadyFides,3. SecondClassPurse(SecondDivi- sion):Faithwaif,1;Bidgeroo,2;Spatto,3. SecondClassPlate(FirstDivision): MountainHeath,1;Bronsinah,2;De- lusiveHope,5. SecondClassPlate(Second Maalech,1;PrincessSmiles,2; AilsaBelle,3. FirstClassPlate:Ambuscade.1; BlueLady,2;SomeClass,3. GoodwoodCup:Checkmate, I: Quarale,2:Enniscorthy,3. FirstClassPurse(FirstDivision): QuintusCross,I;Rosebern,2;
, :1 ' 1 1921 PAGE8 SPORTING (a"WATTLE.") CRICKET Saturday'sPlay. "A"Grade. EastPrteh,191.v.Claremont,3for 73. Fremantle,21(1:V.WestPerth. Midland,121,v.Subiaco.3for206. "B"Grade. EastPerth,210;vClaremont,for 33 NorthPerth,.262;v.FremantleNo. 2.2for53. FremantleNo.1. 144;v\Vest Perth,3for45 Midland,122;v.Subiaco.2for148. Batv.Ball. In"A"Grade36wicketsfellfor855 runs-anaverageofjuston24per wicket.Verygoodscoring.In"B" grade,48wicketstellfor1.017runsanaverageof21perwicket.Onceagain verygoodforthewillow-wielders. PerformancesofNote. "A"Grade. Batting:Mundy(F.),86;Healy(S.). 73unfinished;Everett(S.),65;Hammond(E.P.),51;Hennah(S.).50: Fry(F.).47;Evans(E.P.).,IttHerbert(F.),32;Meek(6.P.).;la. Banks(Cl.),3for23;Taylor;WT.,. 2for16. Bowling:Broad.vav(S.',6Mr2:1; "B"Grade. Batting:Leishman(EP.1.61:Fewster(N.P.),56:Glyde(NY.).56:Pascall(E.P.),44:Saggers(F.No.1).37: Wilkinson("al,36;Thomas(MA.34: Barrigatk:IS.'.enfinished:Hid(S.). 42unfinished;HooLway(F.No.2),32 unfinished. Bowling:Veryard.6
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gavethesideagood start. Butasuccessionofbattingfailures alteredtheproveetiofthehomeside. Veteran"Wally"Wattsshowedthat thebowlilhgwasfarfrombeingun. playablebygetting23inquicktime. Alastwicketpartnershipbetween Pow(16iandGroves(13notout) helpedthescoreairingtorespectable proportions. JoeBroadway,withhislefthanddeliveries,wasthedestroyingangel.He secured6for23,aridwasalwayswell onthespot.turnliedirnemfwypcmfwyppp Thistrundlerisprettygood,and onewouldnotbesurprisedtoseehim workintotheW.A.XI-.tomeetthe VictoriansearlyinFebruary. Healy(4for45,.accountedforthe balanceofthewickets,andwizenit cametobattinghehitup73unfinish- ed.Hewasnottheaggressivebats- manthatwearewonttofindhim.In- deed,hewasalmostHoward-like-or shoulditbeLoton-like-inhismethods. Quiteadifferenttypeofbattingwas inevidence.whenEverettandHennah wereinBothoperation.hithardandoften,andtheball spedtotheboundarywithrarespeed.Certainly"Jim"hasdonethe"come- back"stunt.and''Wallie"Hennahis alsobattinginastylethatwasnot oftenshownintheolddays. ThecatchthatdisposedofEveiett wasawonderfulone.FreiWatts wasthefieldsman.Hehadtcrunin agreatdistancetogetunderavery highmiss-hit.andtookthecatch practicallyonhisback.Itwasa greatfeat. Anothercatchworthrecordingisthe onebywhichCarteratpointdisposed ofWardintheClaremont-EastPerth match.Hetook,tleft-handedwhen itwasflyingpastatagreatspeed. ThePortonians,havingfirstturn withthehat,atFremantle,gavethe WestPerthitesanafternooninthe field. Thegoodscoreof264wagonthe boardatcalloftime-Thisisgood goingforthere-admittedFremantle side. Thereisnodoubtthe"sideisupto themarkwhenitcomestorun-getting: itisinthewicket-getinglinethatthey appeartohesomewhatbelowpar. Mundy,whoskipperstheside,sethis nienagoodexamplebyhitting
topscore(57).Itwasaninningsremarkableforoffensiveratherthandefensivetactics. This
l.b.w.,theStirling-streetoracle(?) says,"Theballmusthitbelowtheelbowforadecisiontobegiven."I takeitthatthisisanI.b.w.query,but ifitisnot,thereisnoruleincricket whichsaysaballmusthitthebatsmanbelowtheelbowtogainadecision.Abatsmancanhegivenrightfullyout1.b.w.eventhoughtheball hitshimonthehead.Abookof "RulesoftheGame"shouldbeahandy
the MattingAssociation-willHeldtheir strongestavailableeleven.TheWellingtonXI.areconfidentofsuccess: theC.Y.MS.contingentsaydefeatis sotir:theirdirtied,:ry.So:herewe havealltheingredientsforagreat eentest.Itwillbeone.Bethere. ALCOCK'S for TennisRacketsFlriNUrlictll'iseCricketware TennisRacketsMarketsCricketware OUR HOMEBIJOUCOMBINATIONDININGANDBILLIARDTABLE ISASUITABLEXMASGIFT. MADEINSIZESTOSUITEVERYHOME. CASHorEASYTERMS ASAHANDSOMEDININGTABLE,ANDBYSIMPLYREMOVINGTOPLEAVESYOUHAVEAFIRSTICLASS.FASTRUNNINGBILLIARDTABLE.SIMILARTOOURWORLDFAMOUS FULLSIZETABLES. OurShowroomsareSituatedat 5QUEEN'SPLACE (nextQueen'sHall) WilliamStreet YOURINSPECTIONINVITED. PRICELISTSANDFULLPARTICULARSSENTONAPPLICATION ALCOCKandCO LIMI1ED BILLIARDTABLEMANUFACTURERSANDIMPORTERSOF SPORTINGMATERIAL. ESTABLISHEDOVER50YEARS. XMAS PRESENTS Thatthe Menfolk Appreciate You'resafeinbuyingreallygood Merceryforthemenfolks'Christmas Gifts.It'ssensibleandtheythink betterofthegiver.Wehaveideal presentsintheshapeof FancyCashmereSox.Silk&LinenHandkerchiefs SilkShirts. FancyTies. Pyjamas,inSilkandSummerMaterials Pricedhonestly,thesehigh-grademen'slinesrepresentexceptionalvalue.LetyourChristmasGiftshoppingleadyoutoCogan's.You'll findoursuggestionsvaluable. SEEcOURSPLENDIDWINDOWDISPLAY. COGANBROS., TailorsandMercers,hayStreet `WheretheGoodHatsAre" andseethisgameplayed.Remeinherthedate,December27th. C.B.C.2nd.XI.v.C.E.G.S.2nd,XI. Theabovegame,whichresultedin adrawontime,wasplayedatC.B.C. onSaturday.December3.R.Lambert.whocaptainedC.B.C.,wonthe toss,anddecidedtobat.Theopeningpair,DalyandByrne,weresep-
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J.Punch,5pts.;5,Spencer. pt.Juniors:1,FBryant,11points; 2,E.Monching.Spts.;3,M.Cogan.6 pts.;4,J.L.Moran,4pts.Theboys appreciateverymuchthekindness shownthembytheEditorofthe"Re- Ford"inallowingthemsomuchspace inhispaperforreportsofthesport- inadoingsoftheC.B.C. "Patsy"HendrenRemembersthe C.Y.M.S. Underdateof25th.October,"Patsy" Hendren,whowasherewiththeEng- lishXI.,writingtoafriendinPerth says:"Imanagedtogetmy2,000runs intheseasonjustclosed,sodidnot dosobadly,althoughIhadbadluck intheTests.TheAustraliansdid well:theyplayedwell.andhadavery goodside.Ithinktheyenjoyedthem- selvestoo.Don'tforgettoremember metoallintheCY.M.S.Thatlittle presentwillneverbeforgotten.Itis sneofmyprizesathome,andIam veryproudofit."The"littlepre- sent"referredtoistheonethatthe C.Y.M.S.presentedtheEnglishman withjustbeforehisdepartureforEng- land. ST.MARY'S.LEEDERVILLE. GRANDMINSTRELENTERTAINMENT, RN,"LEEDERVILLEKOOKABURRAS." TUESDAY.DECEMBER20th. at ST.MARY'SHALL, MARIAN-STREET. Con,andjointheKookaburrasin aneveningofjolificationandlaughter. ChristmasGiftsSuitableforOneandAll at AFew BOANS eAt SuggestionsofPresentsthatwillbeAppreciated ElectricIRONS.-MyBeauty,49/6each:Hotpoint.47/6;EdisonHot- point,47/6;Pelonze,30/-;Ideal,35/-;NewDuty,37/6;Reliance,35/-. ElectricKETTLES.-Copper,291.,50/.;8pt.,65/-each.Nickelplated, 2pt.,60/-each;3pt.,75/.each;Hotpoint,96/-each- ICECHESTS,madeinourownfactory,equaltoanyonthemarket. No.1,£6/15/-;No.2,£71101-;No.3.£8/15/-;No.4.£10/2/6. SparkletSYPHONS,completewithoneboxBulbs,Bsize,10/-;Csize. 20/SparkletBULBS,Bsize,2/9box;C.size,9/-abox- CoilofFederalHOSE,plain,;in.,completewithfittings,47/- CopperKETTLES,3pt.,12/6;491.,16/6. NickelTRAYS(willnotrust),round,2/11,3/6,4/3;oval,5/11,7/11, 10/6:oblong,7/11,9/11,13/6. SetofAluminiumSAUCEPANS,setof3.18/6;setof4,27/6set;set of5,35/-set. MAILYOURORDERSEARLY. OwingtothephenomenalrushatChristmastime,wewouldparticulartyrequestthatCountryCrdersbe mailedasearlyaspossible. BOANSLIMITED,UniversalProviders WELLINGTONandMURRAYSTREETS,PERTH TURFTALK Goodwood(BySparkle.) Cupto-day. XmasCarnivalopensDeccrnber26. DameRumoursaysshatEasingwold hasgoneamiss. LesFranklinandF.Strakerarrived fromMelbaurnelastWednesday.TheformerwillrideforMr..J.W. Flannagan.andthelatterforMr. O'Hara. ThefinalacceptancesforthePerth Cup,RailwayStakes,Derby.and_Kar-rakattaPlateareduenextWednesdayat3o'clock. LionelAttwill,whoisingreatform. looksliketakingoutourDerby. Ramillies,whoishavinghisfirst runforsometime,willpay,tofollow. Afewwholooklike-Playingapro. minentpartduringtheXmasCarnival:Checkmate,GoldDigger.Earlof Seafield,QueenComedy,Parewin.London,Moorak.Warragal.SecretDespatch,andLionelAttwell. GoldDiggerwaswellsupportedfor thePerthHandicaplastweek.The St.Alywnegelding
Cotter:loeBeach,3. FirstClassPurse(SecondDivision) Gatwick,1;Racilia,2;Tresflores.WelterHandicap:Maltheoid,I;SPY- scope,2;HardyNorseman,3. TROTTING Notrotsto-night. NextSaturdaywillopentheXmas Carnival. LastSaturday'smeetingwasatreat towatch. Thestewardshatefiesleepybrigade wellinhand. WhywasLetSlippulledoutofthe XmasCup? Don'tbeputoffGabyDeslysfor ourBlueRibbon. Royisturningouttobeoneofthe bestsquibsweknowof. ThenexttimeyouseeMorwynina StateHandicap,bewellonit. Permissionhasteengrantedbythe stewardsforLordCleve.PineCleve. AlmostG.,WallaceQueenandIrene McKinneytoraceinharnessforfut. ureevents,andforCountessChimes andFairBoytoberacedinsaddle. NextMondayLetSlip,whocame tothisStatewithabigreputation, willbeofferedforauction. BytheKatoombawhicharrivedat FremantlelastWednesday,Mr.W. Foy,sear.,importedfivetrot:.nghorses. OLYMPIATHEATRE CommencingDecember23rd HUGHHUNHAbl'S BigChristmasPantomime "BabesintheWood" BoxPlanatNieholson's TheWestAustralianTrottingAssociation (Inoorporated.) TROTTING TROTTING CHRISTMAS CARNIVAL 1921DECEMBER24.26.31.JANUARY2.1922 TOTALSTAKES£4,000 A.R.FLINT,Secretary. SAMUEL'SCheBIGTAILORS StillTimeforYourXmasSuit ButORDERITNOW-Fromthese 4EXTRA"TROUSERSFREE"OFFERS Yes,there'sjusttimeifyouwantvoursuitfor Christmas.cutouttheCouponbelowTHISVERY MINUTE,andsendittous,filledin.We'vemade specialprovisiontohandlerushordersatXmas, andhandlethemProperlyandcarefully. Havealookatthesevalgesweoffer.Theprices arereallymoderateevenforanordinarysuit-but witheachsuitwegiveyouanextrapairoftrousers,madeofthesamematerial,ofcourseThat meansdoublelengthofwear.especiallywiththese goodmaterialsandourexperttailoring.Sendthe CouponNOW. ExtraTrousersExtraTrousersExtraTrousersExtraTrousers FREEwith FREEwith FREEwith FREEwith ENGLISHand FOX'S INDIGO FOX'S AUSTRALIAN SERGE SERGE CHEVIOT TWEEDS SACSUITS SACSUITS SACSUITS SACSUITS ToMeasure- ToMeasure. ToMeasure- ToMeasureS.,6lOs£515s£55s£4lOs _ 1-SAMUEL'S-THEBIG TAILORS 4429 "ONTHECORNER"WILLIAMandMURRAYSTS.,PERTH'PhoneA1964. 7CENTRALARCADE,PERTH. 'PhoneA2422. "ONTHECORNER."HIGHand WILLIAM-STREETS,FREMANTLE. 'PhoneB207. Please Latest sendmeFreeBunchof Patterns,Tape,andSelfMeasurementForm. Name Address W.A.R.1512.
ito'er Thesoulthatloves-thatsacrifices selftogiveandnaughtreceive -theworld,aplace Wheremanfrontbeastisscarcediscerned,and,brutetobrute,we wageafratricidalwar?
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Parisin 1792,and,afterthem,manypriests andreligiousintheprovince,whopreferreddeathtoanetofapostacy.The zealousandeminentpostulatorof their"cause,"Mgr.deTeil,tellsusof thesympathywithwhichtheRoman Ccngregation*regardthesemartyrs.
WhereHeroesRagsGo. Sevenhundredtonsoftornandtatteredremnantsofuniformswornbythesoldierskilledinbattlesofthe WorldWar,manyofthepiecesstill stiffwiththebloodoftheraenwho worethem,havebeenshippedtoLos AngelesonasteamshipfromBelgium tobeusedinthemanufactureof paper,sosaysanAmericanexchange. CounteractingtheProselytisers.
Subscriptionsofatotalof£200,000, withwhichtoinaugurateandconduct welfareworkinItalywereauthorised bytheconventionoftheKnightsof Columbus. Thismoneywillbe gatheredfromthemembersofthe Order.TheactivitiesinItaly,itwas explained,willbeundertakenatthe requestofPopeBenedict.
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VeryRev.FatherFidelis,C.P.,the well-knownauthorandmissionary, diednearSanFranciscoonThursday, October13. FatherFidelis.whose namebeforeenteringthePassionist community,wasJamesKentStone wasagraduateofHarvardUniversity, atwhichinstitutionhehadasfellow studentsSenatorLodgeandAssociate JusticeHolmesoftheUnitedStates SupremeCourt.fiewasaveteranof theCivilWar,andwaswoundedin action.Afterthewarheenteredthe ProtestantEpiscopalministry,and washimselfthesonofaminister.Rev. Dr.JohnS.Stone.In1868waspresidentofHobartCollege,Geneva.N.Y. Theappealof
book,"TheInvitationHeeded."HebecameaPaulist,andwasordainedapriestonDecember21,1872.In1877hejoined thePassionists.Hisreputationasa lecturerandmissionarywasworldwide.Inhislateryears
puhatmentofanassernb1,1:,torepi.'e thechiefexecutiveasheadtmichurch affairsmarkstheapplicationofthis provision.Thatthechangeinthe status,iftheProtestantChurchwill meanmuchforCatholicityseem:certaintoallcloseobserversofthereligioussituation.Prussia,beforethe war,hadaboutsixty-threepercent Protestantpopulatemandthirty-live percent.Catho:c. w NecksTooBare,SkirtsTooHigh. Thefohowingnewspapernietage. datedRomeSeptealber1,istaken fromtheN.Y."World":"CardinalBahiawhoisaJeasit,causes:agreat nsationi::theJesuitChurchhere byrefusingtoaclatinistertheHoly Sacramenttothreeyoungwomenin veryshortskirts,loWnecks,andshort sleeves.Whenhecametothefirst ofthemhesaidinalowvoice:'IrefusetoadniinistertheBlesseciSacramenttoonedressedasyouare,"and passedon.Thewoinanrose,very redintheface,aridhurriedlyleftthe church.Theotterswerenetfaroff andwiththesamewordstheCardinal passedthemoverafteradaing:'Go borneimmediately.'CardinalBillothadoftensaidhewieddrefusetheSacramentstoinetetoeouslydressedwomen,butthiswasthefirsttimehe hasactuallydoneso.CardinalRossi
Seventy-FiveYearsinReligion. Seirite-Agnes,known intheworldesAntuinetteAubin,has justdadatMarseillesattheageof92 scamsandsixmonths.SisterSainteAgneswasprofess,'seventy-fiveyears agoandwastheDeanoftheReligiousoftheRefuge.BoulevardBailli. atMarseilles.Shewasalaysister andfurmanyyes,taughtmanual trainingtotherelitirenearedforby thereligiousofhercommunity, I% e Dominican'sTributetoLondonIrish. AnEnglishDuanEican,FatherBertrandPike:ele,preachinguntheanniversaryoftheconsecrationand()pelt; ingoftheChurch,,ftheSacredHeart atBattersea,:laudedtothepriceless privilegeswhichCathuliespossessedin theirfaith,andsealoneofthefinest sceneseverwitnessedinrecentyears tookplacewithinthelastfewclaysin DowningStrectThereweieseendevoutIrishpeoplekneelinginthepublicthoroughfareprayingseaoutedly.
heedlessofthesurroundings."1am notanIrishman,"saidFattierPike, "hutIthankna-Godthatbelieve andholdandbelongtothesantefaith asthesepiouspeople. Ithinkitis amagnificentthingtohaveseen.andIthinkweshouldtake,ifitwerepussible,allourfriends.parents,andchildrentowitnesssuchanimpressivesightprovidedbythedevoutIrishpeoplekneelinginprayerinoneofthe historicthoroughfaresofthemetropolis."Weretheythereforshow??askedFatherPike.Ofcourse,they werenot.hesaid.Theydidnotcare twostrawswhetherornottheywere seen,buttheeweretheretoshowthe wholeworldthatGodmustcomeinto thequestionwhichhadagitatedthe mindsofstatesmenforsomanyyears iftherewastoheasolutionofit. Thesepeopleweretellingthewhole world.saidthepreacher.,thrtitwas necessarytopaytributetoGoaswell astoCaesar.
OrangeIntoleranceExposed.
Heliveth!"Thispsalm,whichisat thesametimethe"DeProfundis"of humanitycheatedoftherevealed truthsofreligion,andaprofessionof faithofanewecclesiasticalcommunity,isusedbytheGermanProtestant theologian,PaulGore,intheintroductiontohisnewLookjustpublishedunderthetitle,"ToeUnknownGod." Thestrangeprayerrevealsthepresent disconsolatestateofthe
MOTHERANDSON. atFerraradidthesamethingnotlong ago.CardinalMercierinBelgiumfollowedhisexample.Theactionof theseprelatesiswarmlyapprovedby PopeBenedict,whohasissuedmore thanonecirculartotheclergyurging anactivecampaignagainstpresent stylesinwomen'sdress.'
ABishop'sProtest. TheBishopofMalta,alsgr.Maura Cartianna,hasmadeasolemnprotest againsttheactionoftheBritishGovernmentintryingtosuppressanarticleoftheconstitutioninwhichthe Maltesewerepromisedfreedominthe practiceoftheCatholicreligion-When MaltawasunitedtotheBritishEmpire, grantedEnglandmadethispromkeand herofficialrecognitionofthe Catholicreligionastheonlyoneofthe isSand.
OrangeintoleranceandbrutaLtyreceivedabadexposuretheotherdayat thehandsofanEnglishProtestant clergyman,Rev.WilsonStuart.MA., B.Sc.,generalsecretaryoftheUnited KingdomAlliance,saystheIrishCatholic.AddressingaprohibitiondemonstrationinBelfast.thereverend gentlemansaidtheonlyinsulthehad receivedsincearrivinginthecitywas fromaProtestant,whitwasunderthe influenceofdrink.WhenliewasgoingalongtheNewtownardsroad,he said.threemencameuptohim,and oneofthem,whowasundertheinzuenceofdrink,askedhimhisreligion -athing,remarkedtherev.gentle'manindignantly,,"thatwouldnotbe toleratedbythenorth,south,eastor westofmyowncountry."Whenaskedthequestion,hereplied:"Istand forliberty.Whatdoyouwantto knowmyreligionfor?"andthereply was:"BecauseifyouareaSinnFeineryouwillbeshot."Thespeakersaidhebelievedtheywouldnever haveanydisordersinthedistrictwere itnotfordrink"And,"headded, "Iventuretosaythatagentleman likemyself.walkingdownNewtonardsroad,andbehigtakenforaRomanCatholicpriea,asIwas,would notbeinterferedwith."Thisiscer- tainlyoneofthemost'tellingexposuresofOrangebigotrythatisonrecord.
Mrs.elatalleylaidthebeautifullittle figureoftheChrist-Childuponitsbed ofstraw,aridrosetoherfeetwitha tired,happysigh.Shehadspentthe afternuondecuratiiesthechurchfor themorrow'sFeastofChristmas.leavingtothelastthesweetestpartof herlabouroflove-thearrangingof theCrib.Nowallwasfinished; hullybougliswithglisteningleavesand warm-redben spraysofrich,trailingivy;whiteeeddelicately-tinted chrysanthemums.hadbeencarriedbybasketfulsfru.,hergardens.Her owndeftfingershaddonetherest,and thelittlevillagechurchlootedvery "Christhinassy." Theparishwaspourenough,if judgedbythe,world'sstandards;it wasrichinthefaithofthescattered whotuckitasamatter01course totrampmilesoverhillyroadsfur MassonSundaysandholydays."Didn't..urdearLordwalkamore wearywayformewiththeCrosson Hisblessedshoulders"hadbeenthe replyofanoldmanbentwithrheumatism,towhomakindlyforeign ineteristhandgivena"lift"onebleak Sunday,venturing,atthesametime, anenergeticremonstranceagainstanyoneundertakingathree-milewalkto churchandbackwhenageandfailingstrengthweretobereckonedwith. WelldidMrs.O'Malleyknowthe faithofherco-parishioners,andshe lovedtopicturetheirjoynextdayat sightoftheperfectly-arrangedCrib. Shehadlivedinthebighouseatthe endofthevillagestreetduringher shortmarriedlife,andsheclungto thefamiliarsurroundingswhenher belovedhusband,thestudious,clever doctor,diedfiftee,tyearsago.leaving hertorillhisplacesofaraspossibleto Dennott,theirlittlebabyboy,andto thepoor,whohadloved"theDoctor" well.Shehaddoneherpartnobly; DermottlovedherasagoodIrishson luxeshisgoodIrishmother,andthe poorspokeofherin,theirprayers. Theshortwalkhomewasahappy nneforDermott'smother:herboy wastoreachhomeIrvincollegeintime fordinner,andshelivedingladanticipationeverydayofthisChristmas vacation.Afterthelongvacationof theapproachingsummerhewouldbegirthismedicalstudies,andmother andsonhadwoventogethermanya day-dreamforthefuture.
AfewhourslaterMrs.O'Malley kneltinherroom.Christmasmorningwasverynearnow,buttheChristmasjoythatfilledherheartallday wasgone..Dermotthadcomehome, andshehadsentasilentprayerof happythanksgivingspeedingtoHeavenasshegavehersonthemotherwelcomehishearthadbeenlonging for.Helookedsuchaboyishpictureofhisfather,shethoughtduring dinner;andyet.erashequitesoboyish-looking,after:tiltThesewasa newseriousnessinhisexpression,a newringinhisvoice;insomestrange way,unexplainedtoherthen,shefelt thathewasnolongerthecare-free boywhohadreturnedtocollegebuta fewmonthspreviouslyafterthehappiestofsummerholidays.Atthey talkedtogetherbeforethelibraryfire, shelearnedthereasonofthechange. DermotthadheardthevoiceofChrist pleadingforlabourersinIlkdesolate Chinesevineyard,andhenowturned tohismotherforhelptomakehissacrifice. "I'vetriednottobelieveit,mother, asthore,"saidtheboy,hiseyesfixed
first-won'ttauhelpmetoputHiiii firstnow,mother? Idon'tknowhow cangothroughwithitifyoudon't helpme!"
Theboy'svoicewasshakyashe threwhimselfonhiskneesbesidethe motherwhohadalwaysbeenhisbest comrade,whohadalwaystaughthim that"Godmustcomefirst" Shecomfortedhimwithoutsaying anythingverydefinite-herownsoul feltdazedunder:heunexpectedblow -promisingthattheywouldhavea bigtalkontheinortuw,andDermott hadgonetohisroom,hisheartaching forthepainhehadreadunderhis mother'swordsofsympathyandlove; yetclingingtotheconvictionthat justbecauseshewas"mother"she wouldunderstandandhelphim. And"mother"kneltinherroom throughhourafterhourofthatChristmasEvenight,sightingoutherbattle alonebeforeGod.CouldHenot choosesomeother',other'ssonforHis far-offmissionfie!-l?True,itwas greater-ah!sheknewitwell-togive onesoultoGodthantohealmany strickenbodies:butaCatholicdoctor's workhadagloryandasanctityall itsown,andshehas;onlyDermottin alltheworldtolivefor!Sothe hourspassedonunheeded,andthe AngelofSleepfoiledhiswingsabout thewearymotherassheknelt. Suddenlyshefoundherseefbefore theCribinthechurch;thenightwas bitterlycold,andthefigures-butno! theywere"figures"ne1,nerr.Onthe
newconstitution,underwhichPrussiaisgoverned,callsforthesepara- tionofChurch
ProudofHisLineage. ACatholicancestryofthreehundred YearsistheproudboastofFatherJosephZi,S.J.,aChineseJesuitFather, whoispayingabriefvisittoEngland. WhenFatherMattesRicci,S.J.,went outtoChinaintheyear1603asthe firstsuperioroftheJesuits,amongthe firstofhisconvertswasaChinesegentleman,onePaulZi,amanofgreet influenceinChirp.Theexaltedposi- tionofPaulZi.andtherespectin whichhewasheldbytheImperial Court,allworkedtothebenefitofthe Catholiccause.anditwasmainlydue tohimthattheEmperorofChinafavouredthenewCatholicmissions,and extendedhisfavortotheJesuits. FatherJosephZiisthedirectdescendantofPaulZi,thefirstofhisCatholicancestors, * * * Sunday-aDayofRest. Thestudycircle,"PiusX.."which meetsatNantes,hashadthefollowingpostersmadeandpastedonthe wallsofthecity:"Workmen-Employees-Employers!Resteachweek onSunday.Aftersixdaysofwork yourbodyhasneedofrest.Itwill findit:Inreading,whichenrichesit; inthejoysofthehome,whichbring relaxation;inprayer,whichelevates thesoulandbringsconsolation.WithoutSundaythereisnospirituallife. WithoutSundaythereisnofamily life.WithoutSundaymanislessa man.GodasksyoutosafeguardSundayasadayofrest.Employees,lay asideyourtools;stopallwork;de- fendourrighttothisrest-Employ- ers,closeyourshop;releaseyour workmen:buynothing,thusreleasing thesalesmen;refusedeliveries,thus releasingthemessengers.Sellnothing,buynothing.OnSunday Restandletothersrest." * s* MormonsinEngland. ActivepropagandahasbeenresumedbytheLatterDaySaintsinthe cityofNottingham,whichhasquitea largeCatholicpopulationandisan episcopaldiocese.Thepropagandists aremakingahousetohousecanvass,distributingpamphletsandleafletsin whichtheygivethereasonsforwhich theAnglicansshouldabandontheir churchandjointheMormons.They alsoencourageemigrationtotheland ofthe"Saints"inUtah.TheMormonshaveappliedtothemunicipality forpermissiontobaptisetheirconverts atthepublicbaths,buttheauthorities haverefusedtherequest,andtheMormonsarehavinggreatdifficultyin findingaplacetoperformtheirbaptis-
PriestShotandKilled. Rev,A.B.Belknap.assistantpastor atSt.Patrick'sChurch,Lead,South Dakota(USA.).wasshottodeath inLeadrecently.Thepriestwas calledfromhisbedbyamanwhorepresentedthathewantedhimtoanswerasickcall.FatherBelknay dressedhurriedlyandwenttohisgarageforhismotorcar.Hewasheard toattempttostarthisautomobile. Thecar,however,wouldnotwork. 'FatherBelknapleftthegarageonfoot incompanywiththetitanwhocalled forhim.Laterpeoplelivinginthe westpartofLead.onwhatisknown asPoor-manGulchroad,heardthreepi- tolshotsinrapidsuccession.Aninvestigationmadebypersonsliving near-byresultedinthefindingof FatherBelknap'sbodyontheroad. Hehadbeenshotthreetimes.There wasnosignofastruggle.Hewore acassockoverhisstreetclothes.AuthoritieswhotookchargeofthebodytelegraphedimmediatelytoLincoln, Neb.,forbloodhoundsfromtheNebraskastatepenitentiary.Nomotive isknownforthecrime.FatherBelknapwasordained,n1917,andtookup activeworkinLeadonJanuary1, 1919.Hewaspopularnotonlywith Catholics,butwithpeopleofthecity generally.
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"ThankGodforthe IrishMission toChina."
ontheglowingChristmaslogs."I've toldmyselfagainandagainthatit's justapassingattackofenthusiasm, forthethoughtonlycameafterone ofthefellowshadbeentellingusof hisbrother,whohadgivenupasplendidcareerasabarristertobecomea missionarypriest;but,deepdownin myheart,Iknowit'sreal,andthat GodwantsmeasapriestinChina. Mother!it'sawfullyhard;wehad plannedsodifferently,youandI,and youhaveonlymein
HAROLDD\VVER, Inarecentissuewementionedthe nameofHeroldDwyer,whowasa winnerofaBursaryundertheGovernmentScholarshipexaminationscheme. Hisnameappearedamongstthoseof thecandidatesfromSt.Joseph'sConvent,Boulder.HaroldDwyerisa pupiloftheConventofMercy,Toodyay.Wehavepleasureincorrecting theinadvertence,andwishtocongratulateboththeSistersconcerned andthecleveryoungstudent. strawlaytheChrist-ChildHimselfbesideHim,inanecstacyofadoration andlove,kneltMary,HisMother,and St.Josephwatchedoverthemashe hadwatchedovertheminBethlehem. InhumbleadorationDermott'smother prostratedherselfbeforetheDivineInfant,andwhensherosetoherknees etresawthatMaryhadliftedHerSon upfromthestraw,andwasgazing down withuponthebeautifulBabyFace alookofineepressiblelove.Then shespoke:"0Christ,myGod!beit donetomeaccordingtoThyword. Jesus,myTreasure,mylittleChild!I offerTheetoThyEternalFatherfor thesoulsofmen.ThyWillbedone!" Asthesweetvoiceceased,thevision faded,butDermott'smotherunderstood,asneverbefcre,wffatthatfirst Christmasnightmusthavemeantto theMotherofGod.HavingwitnessedMary'ssacrificeforsouls,howcould sherefusetoalikeherown?How couldshegrudgePei-moltwhereMary 'gradgivenJesus! InthesunlightofaradiantChristmasmorningmotherandsonmet.The boylookedupanxiouslyasheheard herentertheroom.hewasfindinghis ownbattlehardtofight-would "mother"failhimnowforthefirst time?Buthergreetingreassured him."AHappyChristmas,Dermott, myson!"sheexclaimed,holdingout herhandstohim:thensheadded bravely,"Letusstartalittleearlyfor Mass,asthore;Iwanttooffervouto GodandHisBlessedMotheratthe Crib,andthenwewillhelpeachother toputGodfirst."
Mrs.H.ROPER Desirestointimatetotheresidentsof CotiesloeandDistrictthatshehas openeda CATHOLICSTATIONERY,BOOK ANDMUSICSHOP onU';,to-PattyLines.dt
ForthirtyyearsClements
Tonichasmaintainedits popularity.Surelysucha recordissoundproofof itssuccessinrelievingthe bloodandnerve ailmentsthat afflicthumanity fromtimetotime
ClementsTonic relieves insomnia, anaemia, neuritis, impaired vitality, andsimilar ailments.
Yourlocalchemist orstorekcep,rsellsifl
apmmatFealtb nkorilugratia SYDNEY. OPENFORALLCLASSES00 Interesting[ventsintheCath World AChristmasLoitering or 1I3yRuthG.Nicholls.intheAustralasia.-FarEast.") AFTER.
Highabove,wherestormypetrels weave,fantasticpatternscrossa leadensky, Tracing,so'tissaid,againsttheaery vaultamessageofimpending blow Ofstorm-king.thoughnolittlerayis theretolightthesullengloom, weknow Asunofgloryreignsbeyond,and, patient,bidesawhilethefuries howlbelow. Forifuntruethe'holywritwherecalls himfoolwhoclaimstherebeno God,why,then Shallhe,myneighbour,whoissaint andgoesthenarrowway,who turnstheothercheek, And,Iwhosedeedsarefoul,whose handmaid,sin,hersensuousarm aboutmysoul,shallboth Anequalstatehereafterclaim-ire, thepure,and,Iwhosecrimesto heavenshriek? Forthere,beyond,inregionswhere thescalesrocktrue,abalance mustobtainorelseWhatiscreation'sschwa!?That strongshouldivyonweaker thing,thefleshhigh-lord
(ByThomasAshe.)
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whowouldthytrustingshake,
RightshallwinI" HolyFatherBlessesFrance.
Father,inarecentaddress,
aspecialblessingto France,whostill,hesays,deservesto becalledthe"MotherofSaints."It iscertainthatmeet,'ofthe"causes" nowpendingaretheseofFrenchmen andwomen;amongthemthemost strikingarethemartyrsoftheRevolution:firstand
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Itthis
he, 15herfoolwassuchasclaimedno God;hut,inthewhirl Ofthingsaboutus,sordidteenand womensteepedinvaindesire, Faith,within Usvigilskeeps,neroutsthefeeble flamedespitetheblaststhat bendresolve,and
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hisconversion
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PopePiusIX.forthe reunionofChristendommadeadeep impressiononhim,andheaccordinglyenteredtheChurchinSeptember, 1869.Ahaccountof
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daughters.Toelast fewmonthsofhislivewerespentin California,oldagehavingco.npelled hisretirementfromactivework. PaganismAmongGermanSects. "WeelevateoursouistoGod,the Unknown.theHidden!Wedonotin- ' yokeHim.becausewedonotknow whetherHehearestus!atedonot appealtoHimforhelp,forwedonot knowwhetherHehelpeth!Wedo notpraiseHim,becausewehaveno wordsandgesturesforit!ButwereceiveHimwithjubilation,forweknow
Protestaqt Christians. PrussiaSeparatesChurchandState. Berlin,October5-Formalsepara- tionofthechurchandstateinPrussia.markingtheabandonmentofa policythathasbeenmaintainedsince 1555,whentheadherentsoftheAugs- burgConfessionrecognisedthePrin- ciple."cujusregio,ejusreligio,"isnow anaccomplishedfact.Thechiefexecutiveofthestate,whouptothisweek hasbeentheheadoftheProtestant Church,hasbeenreplacedinthelattercapacitybyanassemblyof192 delegatesfromalltheprovinces,includingsixty-fourclergymen.The
theworld-But you'vealwaystoldmeGodmustcome
PERTHFREMANTLE-ROAD. COTTESLOE. (attunes,Incense,Statues,Beads,and allCatholicRequisites.LatestMusicandSongs. ATrialSolicited. M.J.O'KEEFE Butcher,246Carr-at.,Leedervliki.Pruneneer,Mutton,Pork.,Lambalwaysonhand.CornedBeerandSmah GoodsaSpeciality.AllMeatkeptin CoolStorageonPremises.Tel.A3297. S.BEECROFT BUTCHER, 181BOKEBY-rtOhn,suBimai OnlyPrimeFreshKilledMeatSold. 'Phone1341. GeneralBankingBusiness loryPrimipolOatesfundTowneofAustraliaandRabaulMewBritain);Landon04. SavingsBankDepartment ateRBrancAoe.and8..111-RankAgencneset3184PeetOffleee estAustralia,andetPapua.NewBritain,Solomon.and.9nm.WendsofUs= Si%InterestonDepositsupto£1,000. a%interestonAmountsover£1,000upto111.8100. JAMESKELL. -SirDENI8ONMILLER,K.O.M.41, DeputyGovernor Govoroor NewHospitalofSI.JohnofGod, SUBIACO.SPLENDIDUP-TO-DATEACCOMMODATION. ClosetoSubiacoandLeedervilleRailwayStations. PatientsmaySelecttheirownMedicalAdvisers. TERMSMODERATE.PRIVATEROOMSAVAILABLE. OPENTOALLDENOMINATIONS.ForTermsApplyto Rev.Mother. TheSistersalsoconductaSplendidlyEquippedHospitalat Kalgoorlie. NationalHotelFremantle RenovatedThroughout.N.W.andGoldfieldsVisitorsspeciallyCateredfor.UnderOwner'sPersonalSupervision, M.M.MULCAHY,Proprietress. (LATECENTRALANDSHAMROCKHOTELS,PERTH.) THEMOLTCOMMODIOUSHOTELINFREDLINTLE. ORIENTHOTEL. 40BEDROOMS.LARGEDINING-ROOMSANDLOUNGES. Tel.MIL VICTORIANTAILORINGCO. McLEAN&KEATING JAMESKEATING. 340HAY-STREET,PERTH(OppositeMechanics'Institute). ASpecialLineofScotchandIrishSuitings.DressSuitsOar Specialty. SamplesandSelf-MeasurementFormsSentonApplication. LargeandVariedStockorBlarneyTweedsJusttoHand. WhittakerBros.,SUBIACO THETIMBERANDHARDWAREPEOPLE. WESUPPLYEVERYTHINGINCONNECTIONWITHTHE BUILDINGTRADE. COACHBUILDINGANDWHEELWRIGHTDEPARTMENT. SPECIALISTSINFARMWAGGONS,CARTS,SULKIES,AND REPAIRS. CentralHotel,Perth RIGHTOPPOSITERAILWAYSTATION. DANIEL.MULCAHY,Proprietor. CHAS.E.GOSDEN,Manager, McCARTHY'SHOTEL BARRACKSTREET,PERTH. Mrs.S.E.McCARTHY,Proprietress W.BOXALL DENTIST,: 148BARRACKST.,PERTI-I. RICHONVINEYARDS and WINECELLARS ARMADALE. Telephone,8Armadale. GERALDV.P.McCARTHY, Proprietor.
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ABUDGETOFIRISHNEWS
Ireland'sDelegates
SpecialSeatsatMaidenLaneandSt. Paul's. Mr.M.CollinsReceivesGreatOvation.
Ontsunday,October23,Messrs. Griffith,Collins,Duffy,andDuggan, accompaniedbyMessrs.DesmondFitzgeraldandSeanMlroyandtheCatholicmembersofthestaffs.attended teno'clockMassinCorpusChristi Church,MaidenLane,Strand.The party,whonumberedabouttwenty, anddrovefromChelseainfourmotor cars,werereceivedatthedoorofthe churchandcordiallygreetedbyRev. FatherMcGuckiii,whoconducted themtospeciallyreservedseatsin theaisle. BishoptheCelebrant.
MostRev.Dr.MacRory,Bishopof DownandConnor,wasthecelebrant, assistedbyRev.FatherThompson, C.M.,Hammersmith.Appropriateto theoccasion,thesacredmusicincludedthehymn,"Hail,GloriousSt.Patrick,"whichthecongliegation(sang withthechoir.AfterMassDr.MacRoryreceivedthedelegatesandtheir friends,andanumberofleadingLondonIrishmen.includingDr.'Mark RyanandDr.M.Ryan.HisLordshipaccompaniedthedelegatestotheir cars,beforeenteringwhichagrouppicturewastakenbyPressphotographers. Lionised. ThedelegatesandtheBishopreceivedanenthusiasticovationfromthe crowdwaitingtocheerthemasthey emergedfromthechurch. Eachmemberofthepartywascalledbynameandcheered,whilescores ofeageradmirerspressedroundthemtoshakehandsandtokissDr.MacRory'sepiscopalring.
Mr.MichaelCollinsseemedtobea particularfavourite.
Mr.Barton,withthetwosecretaries, Messrs.ChildersandChartres,andprivatesecretary,Mr.Robinson,attended Divineserviceat10.30atSt.Bann.; Cathedral,wherefourstallshadbeen speciallyreservedfortheminthechoir.
MostRev.Dr.Cotter,Bishopof Portsmouth;Rev.FatherRoche,Australia;andMr.CharlesC.CassidyLynch,NewYork,wereamongthe callersattheDelegation'sheadquartersduringthelastfewdays.
OptimismofIrish `ProtestantPrelate
TributetoReligiousToleranceinthe South.
"AHappyandUnitedIreland."
Inthecourseofhisaddressatthe FernsannualProtestantDiocesanSy. iodatEnniscorthy,RightRev.Dr. D'Arcy,referringtothePeace...lonference,said:"AlltrueIrishmenare prayingto-daythatasettlementmay bearrivedatastheresultofthis Conference,andalastingpeaceestablishedonthebasisofjusticeandgoodwillinourbelovedland.Ofcourse, thedifficultiesinthewayofsettlementareenormous.Onecannotshut one'seyestothat.ButpersonallyI refusetobepessimistic,forwherever onegoesaboutthediocese-andIhave beengoingaboutagreatdealoflate, meetingagreatmanypeople-one findsanintenselongingforpeace.
"Thereisanother-thingwhichIfind whereverIgo-arealspiritoftolerance.ProtestantsandRomanCatholicfarmerslivingsidebysideinperfectfriendliness.TIeyhelpeach otherintimesofhay-makingand threshing.Theirinterestsareidentical,andsuchathingasreligiousbitterness-intoaemnce-iisalmost known,Ithink,inthispartofIreland. "Gentlemen,thesethingsaregreat things.Theymakeoneoptimisic,althoughthereissomuchtodepressand makeussad.Theygiveonestrong hopethatsomehow,inspiteofdifficulties,anhonourablecompromisewillbe arrivedat,andarighteousandlastingpeaceestablishedinourland. Atanyrate,ourdutyasChristiansisclear.Itistostrivearidpray forpeace.Itis,astheArchbishop saidinDublintheotherday.toput awayfromusresolutelyallresentment.ill-will,andrevengefulness,and, forgettingthesethingsthatarebehind,topressonourparttowardsthe greatidealofapeaceful,happy,and unitedIreland."
IsIncomparablewiththe BeautyofyourGarden andLawns,when Wateredwitha METTERS' RAINMAKER rSPRINKLER Spike,5/-;2Spike,7/6. No.1,4ft.acrossarms,22/6each. No.2,5ft.8in.acrossarms,32/6each.
Irishare'TooStraight'
its largepagesinthe
toa powerfully-writtencharactersketchof Mr.SeanT.O'Ceallaigh,theIrishRepublicanrepresentAtiveinthatcity, andagraphicinterviewwithlienupon hisrecentvisittoIreland,andupon theIrishsituationgenerally'.The authorofthisimportantcontributionis M.MauriceBourgeois,C.B.E.Mr. O'Ceallaighisdescribedasoneofthe founders,withMr.A.Griffith,ofSinn Fein.LikeMr-GavanDuffy,Mr.0'CeallaighisafluentspeakerofFrench andaveryferventfriendofFrance. LloydGeorgeGuardedinParis. Mr.O'CeallaighquittedParis,with. outanypreviousdesign,inthesame trainwiththeBritishPrimeMinister. Mr.LloydGeorgeobtainedforhima passportwhichtheConsul-Generalfor GreatBritaininParishadatfirstrefused.Itisofpiquantinlerestto learnthatduringthestayofMr.Lloyd GeorgeattheHotelCrillontherewas neverlessthaneightFrenchdetectivespermanentlyatthehotelwhere Mr.O'Ceallaighresided. Mr.MacWhite,generalsecretaryof theIrishdelegationinParis,whoservedintheFrenchForeignLegion throughoutthewar,andwhogained theCroixdeGuerre,receivedsimilar attention.Mr.O'Ceallaigh'sexperiencesaresetforthofthehappytrans- formationhefoundinDublininthe enjoymentofitslifeanditsreconquer- edTheliberty.writerofthearticlesayshehas knowntheIrishsince1913,andthey haveneverceasedtoappeartohim thoroughlystraightandscrupulous- toostraight,hemightsay;andtheexperiencesandthesacrificesofIrelandduringsevencenturiesareasufficientpledgeathesincerityofthe Irish
DeValera'sPortrait
SirJohnLavery'sPaintingShownin Paris.
SirJohnLavery'shurriedly-executed paintingofMr.deValeraisnowon exhibitionattheParisSalon,andwill behunguntiltheSalonclosesabout twomonthshence.Thiswillgive admirersofSirJohn'sworkandthe thousandsofFrenchmenwhoareinterestedintheromanticcareerofthe IrishleaderampleopportunityofappreciatingthepaintingandmakingthemselvesmorefamiliarwithMr.de Valera'spersonalappearance.WhenthepaintingisbroughtbacktoEng- land,SirJohnhopesthattheIrish leaderwillgivehimafurthersitting,in orderthathemaygivetheportrait somefinishingtouches.Finally,the paintingwillfinditswaytoIreland, wheretheworkofthefamousIrish portraitpainteriscertaintobeadmired.
DEVALERALOVESMUSIC.
EamonDeValet-a,chosenleaderof theIrishrace,frequentlyseeksrelief fromthestrainandtensionofhisofficialdutiesbyreturningtohisown love-thepiano.Therewasatime whenDeValerawascalledabrilliant musician.Butinthestressofpolitics heneglectedhistalent.Now,however,heforgetsthetroubledworldfor anhourormoreeachday,playingthe Beethovenmelodiesheloves,orhymns andanthemsoftheChurch.DeValera'smastershipofmusic.themost soothingofthearts,addedtohisexpansiverepertoireofknowledge,his loveforbooks,andardourforlearning,placeshiminaveryrealunique categoryoftheworld'sintellectuals.
MichaelCollins'
LondonReception
Aletterwhichexplainsitselfupon reflectionofourlastweek'sreportof thegreatAlbertHellreceptiontothe IrishPlenopotentiariestotheLondon PeaceConferenceispublishedhereunder.Itwasaddressedtothewife ofDr.CyrilBryan,whoisatpresent attheRadcligeInfirmary,Oxford.Theenthusiasticstraininwhichitwas writteniscontagious.Wecouldnot resistpublishingit:King-street,W.C.2, 27/10/21.
DearMrs.Bryan,-Whatevercould youhavebeenthinkingoflastnight? Youmissedthegreatesteventinhistory-bynotbeingattheAlbertHall. KittyandIwent,andtrulywhenit wasalloverandwewendedourweary wayhomewejustwonderedifitwas reallyourselveswhobehavedinsucha recklessmannerTherewereonly threespotsinthatvastplacewhich werevacant,andtheywerethethree royalboxes,butevendrapedabove themwereIrishflags!Nospeeches wereallowedtobegiven.butArtO'Brienpresentedanaddress.towhich ArthurGriffithreplied.EverymovementofMichaelCollinswascheered; hewasthemaneveryonecametosee. JudgingbyhismovementsIshouldimaginehimtobeverynervous-nota bitusedtothefootlights-whichisa verygoodthing.Abovetheterrific (thatdescriptionseemstame)cheers. -whichleftusstunned.couldbeheard hoarserequestsforMichaelCollinsto speak,butArthurGriffithrepliedseveraltimesthathecouldnot.That hadnoeffectwhatever-theywanted Mick. Uptillthenhalfofthepeoplewere notsurewhichwasMichaelCollins. Astheroarabsolutelyrefusedtosubside,Griffithappealedtothehonourof theaudience.Theydidn'tcaretuppenceforhim,evenatthatmomentalltheywantedwasMick.Ihave neverseen,norcouldIhaveimaginedthatanymeremancouldbeso muchworshipped.Itwasjustworship.Thensomebrightmaleperson withavoiceliketenclearfoghorns said:"WillMichaelCollinsstandup andshowhimself?"Thecheerscalmeddowntoseetheresult.Onthe platformafewmenbegantolooktowardsamanwhosatwithhis headinhishandsstudyingthefloor, andwhosemainmovementwasnervouslypushinghishairback.Suddenlyeverythingwasquiet-thequiet wasterrific-thenthemanwiththe nervousairsprangtohisfeet.
I"cameto"abouttenminutes-after. andIthoughtI'dgonedeaf.After thatallthedelegateswereintroduced inturn.ButIthinkthatfromthat moment10,000pairsofeyeswerefastenedtoMichaelCollins-whichhad theeffectofmakinghim10,000times morenervous. AfterMichaelCollins'recognitionhe sat,headbent,calmlysigningautographbooksbythedozens.Poorold Mickmightknowhowtododgeevery manjackofthewholepoliceforcein theworld.buthedoesnotknowhow tofaceacrowd.Duringtheinterval peopleswarmedontotheplatformafterhim.andhehadtoberescuedfrom themandtakenaway. TherewasonemanthereIdidfeel sorryfor;thatwasthe"bobby."Poor solitary-allbyhimselfhestood.I bethewentoutconverted.Thepolice forcebehavedhandsomely.Therewas one"bobby"inandoneoutside.After itwasover,thecrowdsoutsidebeseigedthecars-threeofthem-whichcontainedthedelegates.Theyclungto themlikefliesroundjam-anywhereanyhow. Oh,itwasgreat!ButIcannot writeanymore.Slaplath.
KATHLEEN ZGERALD.
AftertheBattle
(TheLastPoemofPadraigH.Pearse. WritteninKilmaiohamGaol,Dublin,1918.1 MotherErin,Ihavelovedthee Withalovethatknowsnofear, Ihavedrawnaswordtofreethee. Atthefloweringoftheyear; Butahandwasraisedtosmitethee, AsIstoopedtokissthybrow, Andthearmthatwouldhavefreed thee, Bymysidelieshelplessnow.
Ihavelived,andloved,andlaboured, Withapatriot'sheartandwill, Thatthedawningyearsmightfind thee FearlessandunfetteredstillIwasvanquished,andmycomrades In Andagloriousfighthavebled; thedauntlessheartsthatloved thee Restamongthesilentdead.
But'twerenoblerthustoperish, Thustowipeawaythetears, Withthedistantvoiceoffreedom Echoingintheirdyingears, Thantoliveasfawningminions Ofthesneeringconqueringrace.
Withtheclinkingchainsofbondage
Feelingofourdeepdisgrace
Whenthequenchlessfiresoffreedom, Flickeringthroughthegloomofyears, Shallhaveflasheduponthehill-tops
Conquerorsofbloodandtears, WhenafutureeyeshallfindThee.
Dauntlessstillandundefiled.
MenofErin!Oh!remember. 'TwasforErin'scausetheydied.
Theyaregone,andImustfellow,
TotheGoldenFieldabove.
WhenthemightyGodofJustice Shallrewardapatriot'slove. Sweetitweretoliveandlovethee. Sweeterfarfortimetodie, Withtheflower-cladhillsaroundme, EchoingbackmyIsstGOODBYE.
TheAbsentOnes
(ByRev.D.A.Casey,;Litt.D.,inthe IrishWorld.)
Ineverthoughtthat'twouldbemina toweep ForPearseandPlunkettandthe gloriousband, Whosawthecirclinglineoffoemen creepRoundeachlonefortresswherethey madetheirstandButwhentheylookeduponwhat seemeddefeat, Surelytheysawthisdayinvision fleet
AndwhenMacSwineybraveda tyrant'smight, AndBarry'sboyisheyeslookedcalm ondeath, Ienviedthemthevanguardofthe fight, Andvengeancevoicedwithevery chokingbreathYetsurelywhentheysteppedbeyond theveil, Theyknewthatwewhofollowedwould notfail!
Andnowthecausetheycaptainedis secure. TheworldacclaimsresurgentRoe aleen, Nolongerbroken,pitifulandpoor, Butproudamongthenations throngedaqueen- Yetwhenthesunoffreedomdawns to-day, Tothinkthattheyaresleepingin theclay!
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MINISTRYFORFINEARTS. lu timeoftsarprepareforpeaceis evidentlyawell-workedmottoofthe IrishRepublicanGovernment.Her preparednesshasreachedeventothe fineartsneedsofthenation.To-day whenmembersoftheDailEireannsit facetofacewithrepresentativesof Britaininconference,andpeaceand warbetweenthetwonationshangs tremblinginthebalance,othermembersarechargedwiththecareoffosteringthefineartsofIreland. WiththeinceptionofDailEireann, themultipledepartmentsrequiredfor anation'slifeeithercanesintobeing orwereplannedforsubsequenterection.Thelatest,theministryoffine arts,hasbeenplacedinveryworthy andcapablehands.Itshead,Count GeorgeNoblePlunkett,T.D.,holdsan honoredplaceinartcirclesinmany continentalcountries,asinIreland. Memberofseveralartacademies,includingthoseofSanLucaandVirtuosi alPantheoninRome,hehasbeenat homepresidentoftheIrishSocietyof Antiquaries,directoroftheNational Museum,andvice-presidentofthe RoyalIrishAcademy. AnAcademyofChristianartofparticularadvantagetopriestsinthe studyofchurchbuilding,isalsoin project. Count.Plunkett,likethevastmajorityofthemembersofDailEireann,has Twosons,finelyculturedyouths,made sufferedimprisonment.forIreland. thesupremesacrificeforIrelandinthe EasterWeekuprising. ThedepartmentoffineartsisarrangingforauexhibitionofIrishart tobeheldbothinDublinandinParis earlyinthecomingyear. PriestsWelcomed fromGoal
ACo.ClareSacrilegeRecalled. FatherMichaelMcKenna,ex-militarychaplain,andFatherM.Gaynor, havingcompletedtheirimprisonment sentenceofsixmonthseach,havereturnedtoClarefromLimerickGaol, andreceivedaheartywelcome-They weresentencedbyFieldGeneralCourtmartialatLimeri,konMay23last, thechargesbeingbasedondocuments allegedtohavebeenfoundintheir houseatMullagh,odepledgingthem se'vestorefuseBritishprotectionand placingtheirhouseundertheprotectionoftheIrishRepublic,andtle otherpurportingtodealwithDail Eireannmatters.Bethrefusedtorecognisethecourt.Ittranspired,howeverinevidencethatFatherMcKennahadreportedthebreakin,.;
T.D.'sLectureontheWomenof "TaeyBorethePalm."
"TheWomenofIreland"wasthe subjectofanaddressbyMr.Sean0% Ceallaigh,T.D.(Sceilig),Ministerof Education,attheCatholicTruthConferenceinDublinrecently.ThelecturerdealtwiththelaboursandcharacterofthewomenofearlyIreland,as setoutintheHeroicandOssianicliterature.Comingdowntothe13th, 14th,15th,and16thcenturies,Mr. O'Ceallaighgavemanyexamplesofthe generougandcharitabledispositions ofthewomenofthatperiod.He thenreferredtotheoppressionand griefwhichovertookthewomenofIrelandfromthetimeofElizabethand Cromwellonwards.fl'heirchildren weresoldintoslaveryordriventothe WestIndiesandVirginiaintensof thousands,andtheirsonsandbrothers andloversweredrivenawayinthe ranksofthewildgeesetotheContinent.Heregrettedthatthestoryofthe womenof'98,sovividlytoldbyMrs. concannon,had_aatbeendealtwith bysomeIrishpoet,ashadthestories ofEmmet,Deirdre,andthewomenof thatperiod.Healsoreferredtothe workdonebyEva,Mary,andBridget ofthenation,whosepenswerevery activeinthefurtheranceoftheIrish cause.
BravestofAll. Later,theyhadEllenO'Leary,Mrs. O'DonovanRossa,AnnaParnelland womenwho,thoughassociatedwith herintheLandLeague,werestillactiveworIcersamongthewomenof theirday. AncientSpiritInherited. Mr.O'CeallaighcontrastedtheacIreland.
"Irish"Music
INULSTERCHURCHES. AtaconferenceinBelfastofthe UlsterSocietyofOrganists,with(Protestant)clergyandchurchmusicians, Rev.R.W.BeaverassertedthatBelfastwas"sickofretrmons,"andMr.R. Noble,M.A.,referredto"Moodyand Sankeymusic"as"sorrysewerage stuff,condemnedaymuchinHeaven asonearth,"whileRev.P.W.N.Shirley,B.D.,.expressedtheopinionthat the"Vesperhymns"weremostlydoggerelofthevilestdescription.Capt. C-J.Brennan,cityorganist,described acertainclassofhymnmusicassugaestiveofthemusichall."Infact," hesaid,"allyouwantisadrumand cymbalstogettheeffectrightaway."
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tionofthewomenoftheOssianic,lle roic,andEarly_Period,andtheirsurrendertogriefatthelossoftheir dearones,withtheattitudeofthe womenoftheirowntime,who,in CorkandLimerick,witnessedthemurderoftheirhusbands.Theyhadalso theexampleofthewomanwhosehusbandandbrotherwereexecutedin Dublin,andithewidowwhosetwo sonswerealsoexecutedinthesame place.Thentherewanacaseinpar- ticularofthewomanwhoinaforeign countrykeptvigilatthedeathbedof herhusbandfornearly80days.And otherwomentherewere,likethose braveones,who,insteadofgivingway togrief,steeledthemselves,determinedtoprosecute,withalltheenergy leftinthem,theworkforwhichthose deartothemhalproudlysacrificed theirlives. AntAthairMairtinO'Mathunaofferedthebestthanksofthemeeting tothelecturer. TheirPurity. Onthemoralsofitswomendepend- edthemoralsofanation.Anation wasmorallysound,orthereverse,accordingtothestandardofmorality amongstitswomen.Onthistestthe womenofIrelanboreoffthepalm. Thedeeplyreligiousandpuremoral livesofthewomenofIreland/Ridenabledournationtoholditsheadaloft beforetheworld.
Ant-AthairPaciraigODuinnin, MA.,saidtherewasnothingthathad beensaidintheirliteratureofthepast whichcouldnotbesaidwiththefullesttruthofthewomenofto-day.
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Whenthoushaltrowwithpassing
souls Whenthatwillbe, Thywaywillliethro'thelandof dreams. Whereshallwaitforthee. Wiltthouare;fast.orrowatlast Thybarectoere(
Istandwithinthelandof()learns. Theharbour1,igh. Andwatchfromoutthelandof dreams Theshippingofthesky. Myheartbeatsslowmyheartbeats
low Astheypasshy. Thefaeriesrowtheirfairycraft Ofstrangeaceign Toharbourinthelandofdreams. Butnoneoftheseisthine, Andalltherestareonwardprest, Bygracedivine. Rowon,rowon,mysongisdone. pleadnomore. Itclearlyseemsthelandofdreams Isnotthydistantshore. Rowpast,rowfastandreachatlast ToGod'sgreatdoor.
amassonlytoenrichothersandso gainawce'thyheart. Iwillgladdenmynaturebysmiling outloudoneveryoccasionandbyoutlookingoptimistically.--TheLamp." HOME. -Home wheretheheart::finchire greatestcontent Homeistherearlioflearninghow tobearandtotbe.ir. Homeisthebe:t.schoolfurmaking truemenandwomen. HomeisGod'sblessingtomankind. thesafeguardoftheworld.
Homeisthedearestearthlyshelter fromthecradletothegrave.
Homeisaninnwhereloveislandlordandcontentmentchiefguest. Homeisacorporationwhosepreferredstockiscontentedchildren.
Homeiswherehappiness,health, harmony,hearts'-ease,holiness,abide aschildrenrespectful.
Homeisacomfortableandnecessaryretreatandshelterforusinadvancedage.andifwedonotplantit whileyoung.itwillgiveusnoshade whenwegrowold.
'TieruSdnight;andtheminstrelsyofair Earthbreathesinechoestothestarryskies; o'erthestable-roof,toshepherd'seyes
AbeamofglorytellsthatHeisthere. theMotherkneels;herbirth-night prayer, UntotheChildDivineallglowingflieslielistens,yet,anInfant,paesivelies.
Alapseofyears.Thetorches'ruddyglare U'ithsaddesttwilightmingles,toillume Thenightfastgathering,wherelowtheylay In1.11..coldsilenceoftherock-strewntomb AsacredBurden,tilltheEasterday, AndshewhoseglanceofrapturefirstWaticast Onthatstillbrow,thereweeping -Helot)Atteridge.
WORDSOFWISDOM.
Letthosewhowouldaffectsingularitywithsuccessfirstdetermineto beveryvirtuous.andtheywillbe suretobeverysingular. Thankfulnessisjustasmucha habitasadiscontentorcomplaining. Theyareeachtheresultofpractice, andtheygrowwithuse. Haveconfidence;waitinpeacefor yourSaviour.Whowilltransform thisbodyofyourignominy,andmake itlikeHisOwngloriousbody.-St. Hugh. Itisaconsummatearttolearnfrom ourdefects.Sometimestheytempt ustodespair.Butgreatsoulskneel downandkisstheirownwoundsvery meeklyandriseupgreater. Thebelieverreceiveshisreward whenheactsashebelieves.-St.CYPrian. TheevildeedswhichIcommitare reallyevil,andreallymine;thegood thatIdoisneitherwhollygood,nor whollymyown.-St.Hugh. HopeissomeextraordinaryspiritualgracethatGodgivesustocontrolourfears.nottooustthem.To disciplineandselectthemisawork ofhighintelligence.andcanonlybe donebythemasterlyvirtueofhope whichGodalone.aninspire. inthatdaywhensomanytowers fell,theTowerofDavidstood.The earthquake,whichrockedtheearthto itscentreandoverturnedevennoble soulsforacomment,ggrvedbutto showthestrengthofthemaiden MotherofthestrongSonof
Du1believe"childrenshouldbeseen andnotheard?"Well,sometimesit wouldbeablessedreliefjusttosee them;butasamatterofrightandjustice,theymustbeallowedtobeboth seenandheard.Not.however,withoutrestriction.Childrenareeager andenthusiastic;theyliketobe"in thelimelight,"and,ofcourse,theyare notpreparedtobegoodjudgesasto whetherornottheyshall"occupythe centreofthestage."Theold-fashionedideaofinvariably,keepingthe childquietinthepresenceofhiselderswascomfortableforthem.butdecidedlydullanduninterestingtothe littleones.Tocompelthechildto silence.savewhenpermissiontospeak isgiven,isanunnaturalrepression, laysablightnotonlyonhappiness, butuponmentalandcharacterdevelopmentaswell.Thechildshouldbe taughttokeeprespectfulandappropriatesilence,butheshouldalsohave opportunitiesforself-expression.He willbemorefrank,morespontaneous, morenormalforit,andhispowersof descriptionandnarrationwillbebettertrained.Beginathome.Teach himthatheisonlyoneofthemany, thathisturnwillceme,butthathe mustwaitforit.Then.whenamonz, strangers,hewillseldombecalledupon toacceptreproofforinterruptions.It mightbewellto.-rangeacode-word orsignalsothatsuchreproofbenot tooopen.Savethechildren'sselfrespectallyoucan.
HOBBIES.
HoraceGreely,duringthestrainof
himhome.Onthesameplatformstood severalwelldressedatheists,intently observinghim,andamongthemselvesexchangingderisiveremarksabout him."Waitonemoment,"saidone ofthem,"Iwillhavealittlefunout ofhim;Iwillgivebinsa
unchilledbyaloofness. Iwillnevergloatovergains,but
friendfoundhimoneday,inshirtsleeves,hotandperspiring,chopping ahugetree."Iekeit!"hecried,in hisshrillvoice."Thisismyhobby. Amandrawsinvitalityfromhishobby.Ifhehasnone,hispartinthe worldwillbesoonplayed!"
Dr.OliverWendellHolmeshadthe sametheory.Inhitleisuremoments. hetookphotographsorworkedwith aturninglathe. Thevenerable...A..r.Joseph.1ettern.oncepointed hisownpictures onthewallsofhisstudio,"'theemat liegood,ortheymaybebad."hesaid. "buttheyhavesavedmyreasonand mylife.whenbothwere:threatenedby themonotonyofmyprofessional work.Thatwiseadvis.:rofwomen,CharlotteYounge,somewherebidsallhardworkedmothersto"keepagoodnovel intheirwork-basket-forrepairs."
Anothershrewdobserverofhuman naturedeclaresthatahobbyina man'slifeisliketheledhorsewhich goeswiththecased's.officerintobattle."Theriderchangeshismount nowandthen.andgoesinwithfresh vigourtovetory."
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commemoratingretrospectivelytheweary lengthoffourthousmtlyearsduring whichtheworldwaitedforitsSavieur, itpreparesalsofortiecomment;rationcfthathallowed,gracioustime whenailthepropheciesbearingonthe cerengoftheRealeemerhadbeenfulfilled,and"GodsentHisSon."The
shorteneddaysoftheworld'stravail, endingintheProphetDaniel'sseventy weeksofyearswereaccomplished,and Israelcouldrejoiceinthelightandthe truthofthemessage."Arise,beenlightened,0Jerusalem.forthylightis come,andthegloryoftheLordisrisenuponthee."Israel'sSaviourhad come,andHehadcomeasaKing. Duringthewholeperiodoftheblessed sojournofOurLorduponearth,Ile manifestedHimselftomenasKing, Priest,andProphet.Itwasbecause ofthisliceytrinityofauthorit"and functionsthatHewascalledChrist, forkings.priestsandprophetswere annointedwithchrismintheOldLaw, andwewhoareChristiansarecalled ChristiansfromChrist,butChristis fromChrie-n.Theregalandthe
sacerdotalpowerandauthorityshone inthewordsandtheactsofourSayioustosuchanextentbeforetheeyes ofmenthatHismistakenfollowersexpectedHimtorestoretheearthly KingdomofIsrael.AndHeofwhom ithadbeenwritten."AndHeshallbe apriestuponHisthrone,"workeda miracle,wlit.n011oneoccasionTiestie thattheywould"takeHimbyforce andemakeHimKing,"andconcealed HifrigelffromtheJews;and"fledagain intotheme...itains,Himselfalor.e." TheregalmajestyofthePersonof Christwassoexcellentandcompelling thatmenaskedtheirneighboursinastonishment,"IsnotthistheSonof Joseph,theCarpenter?"Hadthey takenthetroubletoknow,theymight easilyhaveapprehendedthefactthat ChristwasindeedoftheRoyalFamilyofDavid,andthoughtheydidnot deservethegracetoknowwhatwas "hiddenfromtheireyes"thatHis Kingdomwas"notofthisworld,"they mighteasilyhaveascertainedthatthe perfectManwhoboreHimself"most likeaking"wasinverytruthofthe RoyalHouseofDavidandthatKier;likeDne'r,PriestlikeAarsn, Christisborntosetusfree." TheloyaltyleaguersofOurSaviour's timeonearth,struckbythecompelling personalityandthewordsoffireby whichHetaughtwithauthority,and
Lateronduringthefirstdreadhonv. ofHisPassion,PontiusPilatewasto ask,"ArtThouaKingthen?"andto commandthatHisKingdomshouldbe writtenofoverHisCross.AndChrist wastotellHisdisciplesandallmen, "MyKingdomisnotofthisworld."It istothedivineKingshipofChristthat HolyChurchduringthesehallowed Adventdaysdirectsthethoughtsca herchildren.TheholyseasonofAdventisprincipallyapreparationfor thesecondcomingofChrist,whenHis Kingshipshallbevindicatedbeforeall men,andHeshalljudgeallthosewho havefloutedHis;saw,withthespecial personaljudgmentthatshalltakevengeanceonthosewhoofoldtreated Himasamockkingduringtheirrevels intheglareoftheHighPriests'fire. WhenOurLordwouldteachHisdiscipleshowtoprayinsirenamanner asshouldmostconducetoHisFathers glory,Hetaughtthemtosay."Thy Kingdomcome."ThereignofChrist onearth,whichitistheworkofthe Churchtoestablish,mustbeanabsoluteMonarchyforGod,sothatthe Scriptureshallbefulfilled,"TheKingdomofthisworldisbecometheKingdomofOur-LordandofHisChrist," and"Heshallrugfromseatosea," and"ofHisKingdomthereshallbenoend."Tothosewhohaveeyesto see,thisregalattributebywhichChrist rulesHispeopleintheworldisplain withtheradianceofnoonday."Most likeaKing"Heis,intheruleofthe mightyChurch,whichgivesHimwillinglyloyaltyandabsoluteobedience, whichbowsdownbeforethelowlyelementsinwhichHehashiddenthe gracesofthesevensacraments."Most likeaKing"inholyBaptism,to whichhasbowedeveryheadofthose savedsinceHisfirstcoming.whenHis wordwentforth,"Baptisetheminthe nameoftheFather.."andtowhich shallboweveryheadthatseekssalvationuntilHecomesagain."Mostlike aKing"HeisinthegreatsealingsacramentofloyaltytoHisPerson,where theconvincedmillionstakewillingly uponthemtheunctionceHischrism, whichmarksthemasHissoldiersfor e.ersandtheaccoladeofHisPontiff isgiventonumberthemasHisfaithfulKnightsbyConfirmation."Most likeaKing"Heisintl,atgrandestof allHisSacmraents,andgreatestofall hiewondersonearth,whereinthe wordsofthepropFetacetrueinanewersense-"BeholdthyKingcomethto thee,"forinthe"wonderfulsacrament"inwhichtheKingkeepstryst withHislowliestsubjects,tothemis givenallHisRoyalbounty,andto Himfromthemisofferedallthought andlife,andservice."Mostlikea King"HeisintheRoyalSacrament thatbringstheKing'sPardontothepenitentsinnerofferinganewhisallegiancetohiselectedChiefandKing, whoratifiesthewordsofabsolutionby anoutpouringofsweetestmercy.won forsinnersbythepreciousdropsofHis red.RedeemingBlood."Mostlikea King"inthegreatSacramentofHis Court.whichadmitstoparticipation inHis"KinglyPriesthood."andclothesmenwiththeKing'sownpower.andtheKing'sownauthority,when HolyOrdersdrawsthemtotheinner circlewhereis-known"thesecretof theKing." "MostlikeaKing"inthesacredunctionwhichnervesHisfollowersforthe lastvictoryoverdeathandSatan,for hereistheKing'ssignboundupon theirhands,anddefiancebidtoallHis enemies,as"Hegathersthemoutof thecountries."signedwiththesignor thelastannointing,aboveandbeyond allthesigningofthesignedofthe tribeofJuda,andofReuben,andof therest,thattheKingmayknowHis ownandbringthemintoHis"goodly place." "MostlikeaKing"HeisintheconqueringruleofHismillionsoffaithfulfollowers,whorejoicetobearthe badgeofHisgloriousshame,andwillinglycarryHisCross.Inthemillionsofmartyrswhoatalltimeshave beenreadytoruntodangerandto deathfortheloveofHislove.Lifted
andfailuresasoftenandfullyasIexpect otherstobelenientwithmine. Iwillcurecriticismwithcommendations,closeupagainstgossip,and buildhealthylovesbyservice. Iwillbeafriendundertryingtestsandweareverywhereagood-willface
God. THEJESUIT'SREBUKE. AfamopsJesuitmissionaryhadjust concludedasuccessfulmission,and. waswalkingupanddowntheplatform ofaEuropeanrailwaystation,awaitingthearrieatofatraintoconvey
nutto crack."Courteouslyapproachingthe Jesuit.hebowedandsaid:"Pardon me,reverendsir;Thavealwaysheard thattheJesuitsareveryknowingmen. ThereforeIamsoboldastoaskyou ifyoucantellmewhyitisthatmyheadofhairisyetallblackwhilstmy beard.asyousee,lewhite."Nowise disconcerted,theJesuitansweredas courteously,butinatoneofvoiceeasilyheardbyallupontheplatform: "Thereason,sir,isself-evident;in yourlife-timeyouhaveexercisedyour mouthmorethanyourbrains."The laughterofthewaitingpassengerswas notsuppressed,andhappilyforthe crest-fallenatheist.thetrainjustthen camealong. EIGHT"IWILLS." Iwillstudythelanguageofgentlenessandrefusetousewords-thatbite andtonesthatcrush. Iwillpracticepatienceathomelest mytemperbreakthroughunexpectedlyanddisgraceme. Iwillrememberthatmyneighbours havetroublesenoughtocarrywithout loadingmineonthem. Iwillexcuseothers'faults
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