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Full Title	The Gaelic American - Vol. XV, No. 3, January 19, 1918, Whole Number 749.
Contributor	O'Reilly, Michael.
Date Added	9 January 2014
Format	Newspaper
Language	English Irish
Publish Date	1918-01-19
Publisher	New York [N.Y.] : Gaelic American Pub. Co.
Source	Joseph McGarrity Newspaper Collection
Topic	Irish Americans > Newspapers.
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OCR ’prohinrne without Es lend Y .isre irlsh and 1 soil 2 Che SaeLlc C(memcan. . January 19, 1918. thei ir only hope or success. lies In the victory at the nerrnsns how con scripliun wouldw urll our In Ireland it the English Gov:rn n‘lent nitelnpted to put it into edect. Sir Frederick esld: L’NWISE To ENEORCE consump- Way. "It would be unwise at this tirne to try Ind enforce Couscrlpilon in Ireland c ins guns hold the lrish. and it wouldn't be worth while Ont lie matter orb the irish Conven tion the Engls inet leader Mill: "1 hope to see a bsettlement brought about through this Conrenti on't know at lh hunces Ire. pin the sltustlon is n dim hit one. It would bev very inconvenient if any-thins should happe not now to overturn the attempt to bring about a settlemen in low nth wh ans. it won’t amount to s demo. the- llers that any IDDMlable number oi p e uteri-s (we lym- DIlh! with the Sinn “In Vain nt in lr elsnd when nthey apprmiste thst itl Thoroughly Germ PRAISE I‘m? THE REDJIONDS. "It Redmond csn coil rol the urban districts. much a umcomplllhed owar a iinai settlement. l-l innu- If hec strength. together with Ulster. msy n aumcient Io bring spent some decision on the irish Question “1' Med epeop pl death oi Willie Redmond at the (rant ”I proround ey suds tIr red the wailat that no liner or mar: during soldier Wu righting again: he :thnt cnn hsp ppen In lrelund Is to prolong the lite or the Con- vention. on ng. 1 they dont egree it t' the fault at the rich and not at the English. Ior-o there hmsn ion. in In 1 sh problem and not n English pro lem Everyt lng he done t diow lrIeh to settle their interference now ”our mamas MONEY up "England has shown a disposition to Ipend large euros or money to help iro- :1 dulled Sir 'mdefi:k who: she menu! relll led: “IVlellIl tn ooo. mood ator instance. would go he elpi ngt the :ng (Miltonnl districts. “Ulster with I.“ ILI great. industries; he wnti Ilnued eennoI over the control of inland to th!" inn the l’eut.I rAnd I we “r wuslin‘ nthe Irish Convention the English Cab! eterleecl laid and 1“ sit down in ar You mUlster You say "lets settle our dillerences. :lmov your wild talk and see II we cua'et the diiterence ed lriehn may sett Sinn nEeinore end youn shuns ULSTER IRREGON CILAELE can you e pectt n who hnve been loyal to the crown to stsnd ror the damlnunce oi the men who are openly for Germany snd sgslnst the sod who say that they pretorD the success or ernlsn wnr utoc- rm to victory tor the Allies? sands of Sinn laces in Industrial llIe ai thing Inprnlching I friendly feelinyg luturo tor the T11 en would rather illl'rip oi! the tnllest building in anclled to the there was nnv truth in the nor! Circnluted in this coun try Ill M. woviolll to (I): 15de rd had axpecte and from Germany tor the Ulster volun- “i have let “Thil II rIdlculouI,“ Mid he. h which threatened Engln THE PmOvCBLTIC SOCIETY. The In nnnIl ents rtslnnlen bill he New York PhiloCultlt:In Society in] be held at Msennerthor ny- Siluh street Avenue on Fri- ia' evening. Feb very fine ll be presented 9- the 631 Mldlson Apenu rest cent e at W 5mm sen headline cars "The coni outlook ind ow It usuel Why. only Isst week I we 1 Em inmzt lilonurn MORTIMER SGANLAN DEAD. oWits the First Member 111 Important Service to tho 031“;de Devoted Irishman and Consistent Nationalist. Murtimer Scsonlun. brother ui Michael Inlan. sndu hole or Judge Kickhum Scanlan. died It his home. 4333 Indiana Avsnue, Chicago, 011““- day. December 1,4 1917. sitei- e pro- trotted Illne Sceninn belua nedg and :0: hiinsell the‘1 W born in Co stlem mohair, County Limerick. considernhly overe Igh'ty years ago the late Chicago, which then at 34.5 5m) It may from Boston. on etsw the city egrow u or his residencs In it be the second in the United Stat h ining employment at Hsnth'lA‘ cud] factory. the hrs: and started in Chicago, when he grew enough to not war , he later he ecnme u-avelle er hr the ilrin and built Ill) Quite I trade It won 1 York in 1851 out of. the remnants o the ent IAssmihtion, Ind townsrnen o . start it there, but It made little pm or some yesrs. It was nits inisncy whenlu ol'Lllner Scenlnn evi- can reconcile eUlster with the m Eelners J" n his time mslniyw ‘ Ind genial character. trips in other States nine y Early was lather oi' Former Governor Edward F. Dunne at Illinois, who then Peoria, 111.. but I! now. still glrizuroua :e esidcnt Lincoln lAy in state. r Scon- but was destroyed in the great Chicago Ann the breakdown i)! the Fe'nia movement Mortimer Staulan Joined the in main active until slew yesrs ago lie when uvct the Leengu until Pm‘ne ell thrown overboard at the bidding ol‘r an Engli hm an by his wmklrnoed lo llow ere, ostensibly Misuse at a moral lapw trorn which tow English public Tn Ire iree. but In t hir ot ll'hlg EDE- ty sixth Street, on Eridnr evening. an lish lenders lrom ch Pammm nary 18, a :su o-clocir All who hnd ireed the lie other cm- are renuested to attend end tied to bring . wart Nationalists. Martinis" 5““ riends This meetingie intended as n gen dropped the lid ly or the Brsnc , es ii.w in H w a strong 13mm; '- ”a“ 0’ llrst meeting held In 1915 and It is er- the inte Dr pp aIn, cl wh n pectod that tslsrge number oi new men age t dey, he joined his brother John. his so Fnu, wi e lute W1illlsin l unne Luke d . s or- stlnn which was n til the irish Cause. and for Amerit‘an lnw o are no ow ep- cuse ed by those who betrayed the cause u; and brought disgrace on Iher rm 0! being lawhreakers uhdt Kent. ye Issr Slanlnnl ivcd Do! and avoided publiti'ty, devoting wo orksa kindly disposition The :1“ 0 As I man oi mmt TH: GAELIC AMERICAN. WIN) whim ' torehiriy-eevcn yesrs, never met9 n more ad Irishman. or one It a was more IIEVDI make personnl secrldree ior willing to the o:use. uplece on Mondsy. December “17. starting irom his lute ree- One of n Noted Fenian Fainily y. the oWest and Who Rendered (a he states thirty live yesrs ago Ind nettle held on Frill”. Janu- ue. CoileseA e theete o ’ triends are cordlsll lyi serh w drees the meeting. who then stood (or the honor of Ireland D rniRAmki e msue way tor the regular Sunday night rites at the Churrh were administered to the etrIcken men by Father William I rey. Dec used was nppsren ti in eriect health when he left his residence about 3:3 I) A. M., alter eating s hearty break s or“ :2 Flood was Milly In Com- m ml or the irish Volunteers in New Jersey and at the time or his de nth was President at th inet Club nnd took up active Interest in other lrish organs Izntinnh. e was identified lor s great many an ugho eslso prominent in lehor clrc lllorni Flood us born in County Cs vsn In 1554, nnd came to the United d in was engaged in the priutlu g business and was President or :10 Novcsltly silk Printing Company. 15 eel. He belonged to St. Joseph’ss parish. Ind W ery much interested In the Holy Nome Snrlety, brothers, d. nt this city. Another brother. Matthew. died suddenly 2 year “0 r ml] with on sttsclt of heart hilure while eating supper neral was held on the mornin ng ot January 4 from the residence or his t the Frends at lrish will be held on Friday evening, 'F‘ebrun'ry 1. rMcGlsdrigun, assisted by e very elliclentm commit The H toil; muslcsl nnd dsnce programme. Friends 01 the Branch who are loud or Ilsnring n The ndmlsslnn will any invited. tree. GETTING READY FOR 31. DDLDMBA'S EliIEilTAIliMEiil The Innusl entertainment and recep- iiorl oi the Church or st. Columba. 343 dsy even cry 4. r many yesrs this annual event has been nen Im. wrtant ienCLur ties or St. Coul amba's. rrn lng Fahru gins, recently prom I pssiorste. wu onor geticslly associated with this pnrieh chair or nyeare. During the lncllnlbencey or the present e omss A. T urnton so besutiiully renornted and gntlrlcen sinonlvthdt bulwark oI Christian inith true pat ony to ye rs esnl nd unstlntsd labor. cisl resu ulte or these sunusl entertain and Galena. now 17311 Of the Northwesb ern s When his brother, Edwnr EbeW. mes F100 . 1“ “0"“ men o ernsllw way to meet it Seoul-n, bought out Bdwsrd mm: “r“ me“- A “3“ “f "0“ “‘5‘“ .‘0'.expendiIuree entslle d by srhoo l interest In the y tuctor reteln- "“3 "W” or ‘1“ "“1 0’ m” “9“” h niacinten not, the tunes: or this event ed Mart er u the travelling Inlesm ‘ W” “lemma " 5“ Jami" CM“ is eonddently expected an built up douriehin business “‘9‘“ ””1“ “WWW" ““99“!“ Rev I unieevv. recently in th uree at nine sounlsn's eendlee “"1"" ”mm“: Gamer” We” “’ assigned as assistant to Father Thornton. re being consumed e ties gm” “’0“? hes charge oi e Iertslnmeni nnd from Mani obi. to New Orleans and HP vlng Bollli g I) to each the ”is“... A... BISHOP .O’DWYER BRANOH- “2“ rlz‘l.“ir.‘3"‘lu‘liili'“$i‘fei III: as well ss for business on Incest rips. Th, “mm “mm m“ and cum. s wn In this torthcorning ensir Is nlle e be the d Join the more Mm,“ on.“ BMW 0mm, Bum well as i t or so or accom merit, III! 11 others were all In It, And 0 p1l!1.led,l grand BLICL‘BBS II llrudy Is lured , FATHER’ LIVINGSTON’S LECTURE DELIGHTS GAELS. The second or I series at lectures by Be eetluga of the Bishop o'Dwyer anriei’s Chucc , given the sun Brenthm are he eldo LhFViday piece or the‘GselIc Losgue oi the State onth In the Hall,“153i Third of N ,, ork‘ h, “a “m Avenue mElocti an or on swi ts e lg, ‘ I. place It the next meetingz cwhich will he THOS. MacDONAGH BRANCH. One To o.srty -sixth street and A in ii attendance of members is ex> sting, because at it will be chosen thm omoers who wiilhn cghsi- a oft aifnlrs of the Brunch (or the enll (87793 . and ev dry member should Show his interest I future of St. Calumhs's church. presided The splendid hull was an: d to tho doors by no most who: redaltivee audience. and Sheerty,n resident of Chine Jo be regular monthly meetingo or the F. on. one use pley 93 very Tho Mac agh Bran ch . every prominent put us “Fenianlsm, y. .15., Friends 1 Irish Freedom oi‘ tn: Bronx lboroughly olive Ioh thed object for which III e held next Sund attemoon It s or: n zed ‘ m “M “I Ch” rend chslrnl mail. in a eplr Irited opening Iddres: lauded the aim orte oi nil tho ose whow reinhoring tor the .cnuse oi: Irish Independent! and laid pnrticuc- isra stress on t e work at the Gee ’bel'ngther Livingstone lecture on "The Ancient Nemedis in Ire I and" closely iollowed hy the II erg e and at its conclusion he received rounds progress or the hr nnch by participating ““1 m m demon of her wre nmany noulriee as to tho dete Inn pine or his her luo r is will e pounced lsier THOMAS KENT BRAII UH. when arrengements have been completed ext meeting of the Thomas here will he euro oedll After the regular business ana enter minment will he give and vhrni talks by Isdics.s.nd gen ntleruene Vwell known Irish circles llsve nromisedto atten recita- all vIt ptonr ine thxpe In! also“ promised to ad- ROBEBT BMMET BRANCH. e Illnual election of omcers 015ml) Robe rt Emmet Branch Wu h on day, .lauusry 6. All ltho retiring omcem were except Financial Secretary. scar rtny in this on: Ca merit wns re d by the outgoing at th receipts and payment: or the Branch during the year 1917. The statement was reterr to an auditing committee who will report at next. mee Ii A vote or think- wee tendered "the Indy horn ntnnn ," eenette resolution” In Co ons‘ress favoring the Inc dependence of Ir! anti The meeting will tell. place at an ny. Jun niluiy zo etx busi- ness at this meeting will be disposed oi as quickly he pocesibl in order to T nliui. Ind Mortimer nlsn. all nephews. were the sctlve ry-pnllbesrere PATERSOO attending as: Chu Nh on ’zs‘e-DC Yes" mo rnIn Befcro he exDired the last A menus. susrrrtrr: rna Ea Ham Lenin new ‘ esox'p will mail you shed tun-edits ohm inn Suit-19", in XalnN-Xe IENII-Iuitnu. the Louis P Robinson eucceeded Pr Mo Be on rthe Introduction oi a Joint lie 30'! West. Eirtyiourth Street on Sun - H! P. Th nee. Ilck tor . lone “ by the E. A S)? Iendidu concert iollbwed Al. which m. the girls or! the CIrlnEIIIee lschools. Miss Susan nVicGnh an contributed Irish stPl) Inde . all dressed in ancient Irish todiu Mls ss Robinson, Mr. George Potter. and Mr. Fra nkR obbins gave a num I songs, both in Gaelic and English, and B s n d in Whitm an Inlii‘m‘eda with selections of the scotch wsr pipe Mr. M.V . O'Rol'ke, on behall o! the Gaelic Lo oi the an to or New York, thanked Father Thornton Io.- illuclng his splendid hall at their dip Donal and for his Splendid opening nil- dre en The entertainment conciu ded gith the singing of "The Star Smnglud e" an “solidere oi Eri Goor rge Potter. the audience joining most heartily in ho i.h PADEAIC H. PEABSE BRANCH The entertainment and ball of the PEI E ranth n! rn, which was held on last Fridly night min oral Gs: den est Oils Hundre and Forty sixth stree t and Brosdway. New moot njoynbie sisir. inciemoncy oouey Presl- . In I luv well chosen nmed the vis tore. ut of the Brunch words welt principal event oi the sveninso ' PROTECT YOUR HEALTH ”U“ ‘ TAKE ELAXOLYN His audience VA! Rent In nonslhlilt mm or laugh or by his in wti ticiem Miss Critherine Collins. ln splendid voice In nd tru rue hiltrlurilc siylsr I'M‘Ittl.‘ pretty and gracelul dancing or a cnllin dean, Misl shicla Barrett This y ung l ted rials Jigs Ind SDInIsh dsnces with cuteneites The vIv city. to JUST RECEIVED “SOLDIERS DF ERIN" c“, SOLDIERS 0F ERIN ““h Old Ireland Shall Be Em SUNG 5v GEORGE POTTER Sm unprohm in United states. POSTPAID ONE DOLLAR - Alter considerable trouble and delay WI are ssh which have svrwmt or or lrei:nd Ind Amerl ch. ALL IHE IRISH lle REELS AND HoRNPlPEs. GAELic RECORDS BY GEORGE Ferrari (Fiat so bro...) Write or cell tor our new lrleh untold Good- shipped Mull para oi the n s. Mullins! Sold on miss, payment. FOR SALE OVLY BY . , B. By rile De Witt 6: Sons The Only li'ishy Grafonola, Victrola and Sonora Shop l398 THIRD AVENUE 3 ‘ NEW YORK . Bet. 79-30ih Sis. Tel. 1118 Lenoir WHAT THE lRlSli HAVE DONE FOR AMERICA The story 01 till lrish in America tin been variously . neon twinuil ti suit preiuoice. and the srity. and be able to correct raise views. They should be able to Inform their childre end their blend. in: itnzunt ta thk ounntry tn“ the Irish came here in such . lam numbers. ’ :, “THE iRlSH CONTRIBUTION‘TO AMERICA’S lNDEPENDENCE” By THOMAS HOBBS lllAulNles; JR.. Importance from n histarirai point of m. Ind (Jednlly 0' Cry Donor. lnn Amer of lrlI I blood. it "Intel pnhllnheil mlslt‘lcm LI. Ind contlinl I much valuable and 'intereeiihg lllormnotlan about the .l' in MI! in”! that “All: hr 5-: l. e book at vast IT is A BOOK EVERY AMERICAN 0F IRISH BLOOD SHOULD POSSES S. oh thet u try one can understand Ind one tier : extremely interestinr to. In women who i. eetee in pro omitting the a" tn Irish race in Conic-m my be obtained at this allied. or will be hill“. to any address. pn-tptid. on receipt o Lin THE GAELIC AMERICAN, 186 William St.. New York City. ‘ By WILLARD HUNII DION Willi‘llll‘ MISINFORMINQ A NATION: A CRITICAL examinntion oi the Encyclopneaio hmunnioc in relstlcn to its enact on Amerilan culture. The dciccte in its ntutudo toward m6 Novel. Drdml. Poetry,n Painting, Music, Science. Inventl on, Pbiloso boy and Religionare hsred, erlhingc spter. colonizing Ame rich tell author reveals our intellectual0 provincial alism due to the British culture which the Britannica tends to perpetuate A declaration oi intellectual independonce .‘ for those who aspire to an Americnn culture ‘ $1. 25 net Order from GAELIC AMERICAN, l65 William Sireel; New INK 1‘ cleared of Chairs, Ind dancing was kept LEGALH NOTICES up till the small hours of tho mornin I It w truly s reni old lrish night. R‘ “ER '3... Proleerar ‘it‘lnbrn's orchestra sun mel. Mt . ouni‘y hirer".- rt rlE.n E pupa m a...“ must.- arm-err...- ro .ll pend... reuse Sela”; The entertainment committee consistr Suwrhirbekinulc 3333‘?“ "0 tonnw‘g‘ sd n. Wile .Chnlrrn rnns n. m "'m' WW" "‘ ‘0‘“ 3'13ch Miss hisry Kelllher Miss Nip: geret MI- ”b ' guire. lire mes E Ws Is h Miss Call: Mannlngr MI; Elizabeth Burrait. Miss Ann I Can non, Miss Marga! M'Co or- mnc k. e llnry lll'c Cormack. ‘Ilss Shield Blrrstt. John J M'Guire. Shiun O'Mlhony and Bernsrd M'Glill'e. Anon," (air Again-:1 Admlnlmlor. n-w ”.lreet Bnmn‘h cl neon-ma.“ NNQVV . w .r THE CARMELITE BRANCH. R‘ "3'" 4 , EH arm coo Ht mi“- ill)" A ceilidh end dance will be held 'in :""""‘”""""“”""“‘ $293315?“ (he Caremlile School ninth 1h!- .iv. hr- oi the CH!“ of Paula "a... drum love It. urn" day or? RC Dene Ive-pert air-ion ’Irmsorsru “1’ In! "3. Ian nwrg Ann-nu rnr howl." 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