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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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Disclaimers	Disclaimer of Liability Disclaimer of Endorsement

OCR . 8 Che Eaellc Clm'emcan. January 19, 1918, N 7111121511011 01’ 1111: SEAS NOT‘LIKED lN ENGLAND That Proposition in President Wilsons Pence Terms Criticized Leading British Newspapers and Public Men- Enga’lnds Mylastery oi the Sea Based on Her Domination of Ireland, and Maintained by Her Three Power Fleet Standard, Her Control of the Mediterranean, and Possession of Bermuda, an American Island Which Rightfully Belongs to the United State%Her Maritime Supremacy e. Constant Menace to the World's Peace and Against It is already apparent that (ha part Term T38 Etpowerlul and‘ influential Elig- lialn mnervlpel-a hay hounded Again- ll it. and when it C Ea up for the dedninn of the question at ay- he take (or granted that England will strenu- ously op The iti mpire ”r. pred'atory institution and depends 11.1 eyr exis ten land's Mastery or the Sen1Cconserliins to give it up would be equivalent to the disso luunn 0!! Yet the interests for England's Allies. Franc ce and ltaly. as well as those of the united states. and all the neutral utriee.t d:mln1‘l thni Enslande 11111s- tel" 0159a Ger‘ many‘a interest In its abolition is no greater than that of all mankind. it enables England at her sweet will to pthe pee“ cell! 10 nlnrnerce ot the whole0 world when she war at: tell the foo 11 suppl ”and the IIIPpiy oi industrial necessities (mm 5119 war inro e ruth 1e ees 1n compo l- ling neutral countries to do her bidding previous ti nie1 il'ered enormously by rary decisions, and the 9 pie of Holland. Norway. Sweden and k hav ad to all- he cut it . was r a strongly to 1 on In the centre of the Medller 11 ms res tier n o d ,m D, Em: h, $151322: 2‘: SEE-5:3:gzi’g'mmr‘ caeion. .o'suilivaa kwholls “will“ con "01 01 "19 5“" Calm! “‘9 pe ect h1m1o tam abolition of the rig ht “’19 ”MT" “n ‘D “k ““ '7‘“ 11-1111 CHRISTIAN BROTHERS' “GRAMMAR. onl asters ex11.wh1c ommnrlds e Dream” at 3“,“ m, of e "5., ,. W!“ I 9- “'9 “him 1 very W (.0 mm 9, ,1 on 1'0“." "l "i “L 5"“ 9'“ ““03- ous isshioh 1a which the United states ””1332: “(1“ch ‘ “”9”“ new" KxAGow ichkham) 3201). l 17. pert or Spain. Anstrla, Grace: gupporld dlhe British hloclude Gen m a“ ‘ HANDBOOK or 1111er DANCES t . and “my on“, a a m m.“ “a for mg n gt ‘ s 0his to tnching Irish and 1ns1111iog amps 011-1111: GAEL AN‘DG Gun outside world 1" t‘lon no, h en ti: o c111 poiiry o the m ‘1‘“ m "' "h’ 1" " “’1' "‘ (Dr. steersnni 13.00 En land should decide to "close both “it.“ 5,3," mm, Franklin‘s day. 11 “mm" 0‘ "l" ‘ “"9 "em“ 1111311 REPUBLIC FLAGS, 11.x. am" "I “9 Med‘len'new 01’ ' can note Every one knew the United "‘ “‘5 m ”Why?“ 1“ ' 1x9 111.. 25 eentl. 11x12 in, so cents. realm "0 I an the" "ed States would raise this question when ,3 ‘ f :5 2 t 11emo1-1a11-1e11w111 .And 1’. In. 75 rent on. Iminim“! ‘5 the k“? m 3‘51““ “W she coud d,and when slhe raises it at the D“ a“ " ‘ e "and . a “f Lug assortment i M sic Planks .11 tery 111' the sea. Lyin thwar ns- pe em C951,"... 111 My p.111 “1" “‘9 “'1‘” ””1"” 0' M" 70““ Books In try-u. and En g1! land. hetwo 1. her .nd the Atlantic. as " .,,,b be manned ,2 3” "gm 0, ,3; In arsed h the committee 0 make ’ Emma “es between N ,mm Eu on ”pawn“! in m "t the! part in erecting it :3 large as 11.11 on." attention I. and the HA tlantic. Engisnds possession M ”mm" us 111-. mm“ pm. Pom?" Depot open daily tut G P. 11., an ndo on or 1re11nd.her men in. liar- pom (a he” mg m “we“ 0 m ecornmitteo will meet on Friday 1mm. and “mm-g .111 9 p. 11 bore. enahles her to control all the inn v "a a nun! hmgm for breathes of evening, January 18. “18:30 o'clock, at 111-5 l‘xtn for Postage on 11.110111“ unis trade routes hetween Northern Eu- Mammal“, camp“ ,, raw-.1, u, . rope nail the rest or the world as til! .5. rent s are mm the iormer . l at the hlcditerrunean enehles Amman 90mm, “.1 y, u, “g. 1831 THIRTY=ElllllTll ANNUAL BALL 1913 her to dictate to Southern and E tern 11.11 Deup, m h w, , to can”... Eu 1!- 1! 3 I at m ”We”! 0’ how tar thia relaxution oi the not w or" 11-12: n the whoie world to have this state or “an Ammo“, doc rug so“ to...” - things continu and me time 2 men“ men. W m, .1”, world will insist, that Ireland shall he Mm“, Henderson mg Dagger, “CIA“ N free-which would he ireeiog 1111 o g n we“, ,. “Banana”; of m: ' ' Ngtnern o e “3:: 81““ meaning or thew rde 'eI-‘r side of th -- To an HELD .1" w Spain. exerting Eu re for t e n 'trallzutton or the straits. that Malta aver y and Cy hem controls both exits from the Mediter- me n1 - ngiand‘a possession 0! Bermuda is another verys Important part or her Mae- tery 0! the naval base a! [ii a first magsnit d from important British territory that It has no defensive character British h and a American close to the coast of the practi- ace and .n 1 e . America slon It 1d 11 a not Important part otm hen National Dete Some me. so elslan It be acquired bym the nUnited states. and until this has a done. up hill lreland ls freed an the Mediterranean taken in up or British domination.‘ no arrangements providing for Freedom of the Sela will nd writers under "I: propoe Sea ately otter the publication or the Presi- dent to Con nary 8. sad wui doubtless eontiuu me time. EIrn eooinmeata published up to nursday and Pride y or last week were very signlhcaut no London Times artic e "The chief criticism which cautiou- thiuhere among us will he iapoecd puke st President Wilson‘s statement is that In Its lofty night to Ideals it seems ay prov w athtilig granted or withheld at the will orb- ' all nations. Here a ow Is r ma - of “lentil Fre o Athlone. gave hi rth to the Interests of America. not to take sumcient account or certain accomplishment and te katth limiting condition may not he er- The zdliol‘iai mentlo heedoin ternntiouai underatandin d implies that such gue at not ions ”a: the Ptesidcnt contemplat 1 precedent to the establishing ole SIucl'l eepatch about the Ohmlde'l artitia on the same da said 'Tn Chronicle thinks that the one 11 British opinion will BETCEmen nt will be in needam oi the sense usualifit‘atiori Pres dent's statement. but ehndeo 11 dlmcult to 5-“: 'rm pending military action in not. clue: that the 11 em war hue shown the iutllity at trying to limit war by aper, the ereinre. con- teniis that the hopetul course is tone :1 .4 mind it is 111 1'1 ague oi Nations which might. ap- parently be a group 0! Allies or Include rlrs on that point are cabled “Freedom of the Ben make] a league of nations necessary Such a let ugue nIs h any recalci- wit till it is ready to hell“ DIVISION 40 PLANS NIGHT OF IRISH MERRYMAKING. $ The ninth grand annual bull of Divi- sion 10. Ancient Order at chernisna in edam, Clan- -na- Gael, and lhd dint" toDlVlsl 0511 of the H. are cordially Invited to attendA There are over twelve hundred tickets already sold and everything points to a very aliecasnful and enjoyable gathering. An elaborate :1 0513me 01 entertainment his been prepared. inediudipg Ame an and 1 [lab dancing. Ind some Ilne slap dancing exhibition el and inspiring feature at the e irish Republican The eymhols at true democracy mddm. music will be iuruieiied by Mo lrltyl'e'hrfalnoua 1r1sh Vo 1u rilee “Band caudal-Ilium omleed as sole ec- sirs 1nd music is keeping them her-e and their friends who will at- tend it are thorn rang hr in ympa thy with Slim“ Fain and the principles which it rep rese “La-p... IRISEWOMAN 1110111212 or TWEN- TY-TWO CHILDREN. int-be 11M“. John Mora-n, wife at a laborer, residing at Cooialine. her I l’11rpeo m order or thin use by seine enthusleste this 5 1111 nd lBlQ one [mo 1 a of 0113's self it all this activity. this re viva la social a enltioe brought about HELP“ WANTED fcpreson e or the convention. on the Se ens, the prohibition“ or private In- by h] TICKETS, Admitting Gentleman and Lady, 50 CENTS. the Harlem Gaelic Society's rooms. Proctor'l Buildin Tickets now on sale for tit! lecture concert and dance, at 59 cents each $ THAT GUINEA A DAY SEEMS TO BE GOING VERY FAST. “Delegates” to Lioy d Georges Fake rIish Convention" Are rm: ”“5”” av1ng a. oveiy Time in withu glaring grin and seowiing irown. Dublin linear to Lo or 3911;110:9111 co “Infra“ ‘ “2.13“"! 11 ii i m ng raucous, an en pg 11. Randy Churchill a Relict. Em zed m“ “h n who make up Lloyd George s Ynke “lrish Convention "The him: In! men ares success where others see is Ilure. sunshine where other! see shallow leg any ot theg uinea e Iday which they nu ma tor thoi el-V‘icea to the CW". SERViCE SCHOOL GDNWAY’S" 2. N. V The Road to CIVIL SERVICE POSITIONS" ls “Through a Good School. THE SCHOOL WHOSE PUPILS ARE ALWAYS AT THE HEAD THE LISTS is THE CONWAY SCHOOL. Recent brilliant successes ior promotion In the Po lie mm, C (y service. as small sihs successful preparation or epDe tr meats, attest tho exce ellen e oi the c 1 information iurnishcd reg ardlns any position In the Municipal, state or Federal Services.%nli. Write or Phone-r111. Vanderbilt 1633 British Empire They mm m bee anpe in in whs t is termed "mini amen te A despltchm from Londont to the N NOTICE eived numerou- o she says sh a had ‘Apeciall eopwrtunitiea to see all sorts o uire Into political and” optic condition tributes an article to the Do“; eCitron: irio In lch she n p-ipnres the old time glories of Dublin with the under the United ire in conclusion she Past the Pub- lishers Association In in communi- cation with the Hostniaster on and Convention 9 matter oking hack on the chronicle oi the iew months MASS MEETING TO DEMAND FOR IRELAND A PLACE AT THE ' , PEACE CONFERENCE - UNDER run AUSPlCES or 7111511 IRISH PROGRESSIVE LEAGUE At Central OperaE' House the which such high he apes are center ed, 1: ugh. to me to When in need of employ- ' o-ldtims glories rerun-ed t . merit of in need dot The those otvthe Anglo- rislt WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 20,1918 Speakers of National importance will be present . Admission will be free reliable help LOOK HERE FIRST r M‘- LENOX NURSES REGISTRY AGENCY Morningwaide 715. use and under graduate nurs male or iamale massage operator. dCastlereaght site I fit of” remur'aay cut his martw ' DiViSiON 40, ANCIENT ORDER OF iiiBERNIANS The Ninth Grand Annual Ball nor- THOMAS ASHE MEMORIAL THE iHISH INDUSTRIES DEPDT in response ta an appeal issued hy , ”a“! Auvicuo the Guile Leugu sot Irel sud roi- in nude In “no LEAGUE 01‘ xmnnun to build I memorial hall in Dublint 1.1: ‘1 Emmet Al'Cnda. 590 St. perpetuate the hmemo 1-y ot is into Ind Med! 11 Ave. New Y r: Mm, mu Le, a, m Phone. Plaza 51 DIN EEX'S (ENGLISHIRISHt DIC‘ ‘AT‘ imperial Lyceum 1112 LAST 5511-! STREET SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY-119, 1918 cea astrat eon rts not on re latirtg ind: . ‘h State or New York, in conjunction wiih u . n 11:31 or war. but on abolishing war at u“ c m“ n man "he East" We (New 5191111239133 Ethic-1E1; cm Exil ' A Mi tion. ’ - The Daily Nome which is prat‘ul‘aU! “be"!!! H 2, "I “3.59;; at 3:1: nlnckthora sticks, 11.5 and $2. 011 C“;’.‘:;,,‘fr,.i‘;eelgl-53:3,, “gunk (3,0 "”2” V‘wprfsmm 113,63?“ 31:11:51”:th “Sight“: ”(:lfylscen‘zih‘tnhg F‘r .have tons end committee to K P09“? '1?”- “-25 “1131-50 each- ' Paul Costello. Treasurer: Patrick Mchlullen. Sergeantat Arms. John PM (10:80 ‘9 Sm and l m 1111'. with the Ashe Memorial Com “P s r 31;??? 1””: 50‘3““ I RSNghEQ‘IlggT ennui-Eras: ' mine? in Irelm em! up phrase. which he as been invested with k comma” has pro 1.1113011 1V ELAND, (James Con- Patrick Sheernn. Chairman Thomas Costello. Secretary; John Clerkin1 hero. "whoiiy im gihary errors," wou cured” menarche, ”3.1.203 Em Fm), oily). $2.09. erd Cart y. John Coonoy, 111121111 21 rlennaasy, rnsr, Terence McKler- coma meaningless with the establish- mm Street New Yo 1L 1 11' m o-Growaey'a 511 LESSONS m nan. John Mel-lush, John MchrLan..I amen F OKelly, Patrick Iiaioney ment or. leaguao ornati tho m 11 m i m a 1' m" r y "3'” 111.1511 Parts 1 and z, 151 each EPTION COMM!" The Manchester Guardia: the tsirest as; “b ' or I f l’el‘mucm ‘1 1 mg Dr 1'. John Coghlln. chairman)? Michael J smith. Patri rk 'Earton. James Philbin, 1 :1 .11 m En “sh ”no”. cammnm 5 “Ms. Riv 1 I 05:51:“ 1.11: ruseI mange“ lnisrl Exdtlsrto mom”. Patrick Hughes. Johng Murphy Edward Ron'nghan, “imam Hughes. patriot tithe Fr esident‘ll remll'kn concerning Hm. male 1““ “:mm - .. mm Gillick. Bernard Run ADMISSION 25 CENTS A PERSON Music by Prof. .Mclntyre' s I V. Band Dancing at B 30 p.111. l Sulzer’s Harlem River Park 1111 CaSilio no”... SlNN FElN BALL ‘ under the auspices of- GEORGE WASHINGTON BRANCH FRIENDS OF lRlSH FREEDOM Auditorium Knights of St.Al1tll01ly Leonard Streebt.‘ Greenpoint, L. ‘l. JANUARY 23, l9l8 Dancing from 8.30 AdmiSsion ZS‘YCelllS Music by Prof Connolly H Prizes for One Step Contest and irisll Four [laud Jig SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 2, 1918 ' Music by Prof. McIntyre ADMISSION, including Wardrobe, 50 CENTS A PERSON ”OFFICERS John J. Harrington, presiden nt; Bryn-n Unourke. Vice President; Eugene Mo- Crohm, Financial Sec retary; Patri ct J Curra re asurm Michaei Foley. Recording Secretary; Mic eel Murphy, Jr.. war en n AUDITORS r Patrick Dal], Jeremiah Mannin! John .Y. Regan, Michael Murphy. RANGmlI-Jx'r CoelllilT’I'EEI- Daniel F. Sweeney. Chairman. nlel O'Connor. Secretary. 1912 Sixth Grand Annual Ball 1913 SONS OF SOUTH ARlliAGH Magnnerchor; Hall a YEAST hSTH STEEE 'l'. SATURDAY EVENDlGleNUARY 26, 1918 Music by Prpl. James McGrntli’s Orchestra Irish and Amcncnn Dancing at 8 P. M. Ceilidhland Dance ‘ . Under the Ausplces of the . y 1 CARMELITE BRANCH of the FRIENDS OF iRiSH FREEDOD and the (iAELiC CLASS v-IN'- Carmelite School Hall East 29th Strseh, near First ”Avenue, New York City. -OND THURSDAY, JANUARY24, l9l8, Soclock Extra Lady, 251:. John O'l-‘laherty, President; o1111111111111 nicAuister. Vice-President; John Fergu- son. reasurer. Patric nman Fina nry: Michael Cslluhnn Corresponding Serremmryt herons Culin ugh em. Rec cording Secret tary; aerlanlou, sergeant at -ThT A mph 211. Thomas Hailernan Dlrllel Pagan, NGE. EXT COMMITTEE ‘ ADMISSION, - - 25 CENTS EACH . LEGAL NOTICES. RESORT DiRECTOBY ““11 Cotitfirhgyhi $ . mu 1...“, 1...: no. no oitcol he a i e Highly Recommend the 0“ wall-ii?“ ll.- loitering... .1 t W Following to Our Readers. “AR Michael Begiey. Peter Callahan John Harv ey. Thornes waiters. Peter Hughes. Rice James ilch'ally. Patrick Rog ncohllllTTE Stephen our-at. Ste-eon en Kelly. Philip oriaherty, Patrick Martin, James Bern i] one urke iddy. ard Nugent, Fergu s.icAr 19. Patrick R1 RECEPTION colIMlTTEi-Jh o Flnherty. har wen “W on child. Eleven otI the children are under tn] no NH [.33. John Farrell, lawrence McAlllster. ornae lieaner, Michael weal Donohu up. 1111.11.11.11: arm Lawrence Campbell, J... Ric [1717'an 111 urbelorerhes its 11.1.4 New York. July entkn Administrator ‘Irilh the Win eon unis-pares 11. itooduo urt. cw axed ATLANTIC CITY. ea'l‘d HOTEL mVCls - South Michigan Franks Avenue. write (or r.tes..1torurv 'in Adml‘iil: rrator. trell- . sun- ,1, “d 1: Don" 11%.?ng arose. noreurh oi )1 wind:

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