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Full Title	The Gaelic American - Vol. XI, No. 9, February 28, 1914, Whole Number 546.
Contributor	O'Reilly, Michael.
Date Added	19 February 2014
Format	Newspaper
Language	English Irish
Publish Date	1914-02-28
Publisher	New York [N.Y.] : Gaelic American Pub. Co.
Source	Joseph McGarrity Newspaper Collection
Topic	Irish Americans > Newspapers.
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OCR t 2 pi Che"6ciel.lc Gmemcarl. Ly.‘ ' A February 23, 1914 Jury Awards $35,000 Damages To Miss Catlieririe O'Rourke For Brutal Treatment And indignities Received On Tile “ Campania”-All-lount, The Largest Sum Ever Awarded in A Similar Case in This Cn-irltry-The Company contends It Has A Perfect- P A jury or American iarinors in the Supreme Court 0! Nusnll Counlyt ll iiinenln. long island, awarded I ver- sieanaahip company ior lnlurlea and in- dignltiu growing out or a hrutal ausnult perpetrated upon Dr. Robert Brute, the ship‘: surgeon oi the steam- ship cdmpnnia, during a‘voy go oi lhnt chip to this country in April, mi. The assault was participatcd in by a stem. lnd and other attendants and rcoultcd ill prrrnancrit lniurl a . i a pill at Upon the order at the captain. a search was ma e among the tteeruge ilnhsengen (or the mother ol the child. Wa. ' rkn, who‘-ua iunoring lrorti 5(‘.Idii'ianP:<u<. nay pounced upon as the clll;Vril,Altlii1uztl an-. denied the rharse riilrh 5 matlv: a ainat h her do ' d Ills Iv ilme no it-BI physical examination, involv- in: shocking hrutality onvthe part 1 me phyhic an, Dr. D ert Bruce, and hia atten.iantn. were an Although niatlrcr or the child, the physician, actu- ated either hy hrutal motives heard or atupldity, peralated in his ex- ‘prrruiited to enter the country. although committed, through the lniiuence or the cunard.Lina,-with the terrible blunder And the hru unit of which Miss O'Rourke was the victim. ' At the trial her statements were any ported by testimony of reputable physi- aa a result or her aha a nervous wreck terrible experience. . The verdict in the largest that has ' crcr been uurded ln,the niatory oi the country ior nn asaauit cornmittedcupon ttie.:l:r:on. ;."..'.:i :.l. The most entrnordlnary ieature ol the case can the attitude or the ‘oillclalr or the Cunnrd Line in regard to the con- duct oi Lheir physician and the indif- HAZPPER TANDY CLUB DINES Famous Clan-na-Gael. Branch Celebrates Washington’: Birth- , day and its Own Forty-Seven Years of Existence‘. x The Nipper Tandy Club ot the Clurl< nucacl ecleprated Washington’: hlrth- Il forty-seven YEAH of existence D! I Iilllllzl‘ Ind dance I! CaV< ArlIEh'Ir 23.! street, near Eighth Ihb mile on Sunday evening last. The ‘Jin- log room In Iell lined with the mem- uara and their means. in well ca tho lndltrs were an enthu in Illhlnndins the good points oI'the akera. There were hzveral good rpeechca and marry Ene range. Daniel P. Conway, who Ina recently retired train the Preci- rloncy alter many yearn oz aervico, waa the toastmulter. and John Kenny. the present rrcaidcnt. who the ulna place may year: ago. content- 'ed hlrnuelr with the their or making the (nut: coluiort-Ihle. Lawyer Jalan J. Itit-Tigue delivered the tint address. lie spo e o he tent, “The Irish at the launch and Bar." ilina. .ludgo or the Court in Navy" but he said little on that nih- ,R‘glli To Examine Any Steerage Passenger ' - Under Such Circumstances. , t rerence with which they regarded the . The comp contended at the trial that they had a pcrlcot right to e pnssenger under Him cumetanceut although they ielled to explain the ra- eon for the unnecessary urutality or their physician or the un- necessarily extended character or his txaurlnatlana. 1 Because or this attitude or the Cunard rripony the case iv iraught with warn- Irish girls and their ihtheri and vessels of the ne. I iirlt brought in the United states Courts. but the Cunard Steamship Line auccaeded in having ll mlased I ound 'thal. Mien urke d e pany ere hath eatahl ea precedent. giving a right otnnttlon to Irish immigrant girla or in rari, y in.1m grant 1! the action had been commenced py Miss O'Rourke in lrciaad. slim or the un fieren in Also noteworthy in feeling: '0fvAmericAn jury the Brililih lines It tlcally impossible in In county of this con try to seler a in in ‘Nth hn not its fall‘ repreeeula London. of the British Government in elimlnatz ing Qlleenstown II! a port of call. is I ’ e contempt with which the Cunard Stelmship Company siar ta committed upon Min O'Rourke, was the come captain who war in charge o o cuhard aiearnahlp which wan charged Ii Ibindoning the etenlnship Vultur- ich was destroyed hy nre upon the nigh teas a short time ago. ' lilca 0'Rour e vus represented by Counsellor Arthur T O'Leary of 33 rarlr Row and iienrv De Forest Bald- win I'I.! counsel inr the Cunard Lilla- Ithe Clhn-nu-Gael." which was greeted with great ilpplauee. - Among the guests vrero: Rev. Father Cilri'y..0f st Jn.mes's; Rev. Thom Lynch. 0! the Prison Association: Rev. P. Uhehry, Rev. W. . Rafter, of the Bowery Mission oi the Holy Name: Hon. Thomas J. Nolan. Hon.Dsur Henl- rhel, Hon. Joseph W. Keller, Hon. Peter A. Stllel And Hon. Philip Sinnott. - FIRST REGIMJJNT INSPEGTEi) After Review P. H. Pearse of Dublin Addresses Oiiicere and Men of the Command. The insnorildu. review end dress her- alie or the First Regiment, lrish volun- teers, held at Pia Assemblylirlali, 110 1-; 59th street, last Monday evening, at- attendance. Six com- tha evolution! il attending the Volunteer movement In Ireland. T Tho innncctidawoa httondeci hy the jack Ina delighted hia heare Cu-wiggle’: iair. "Pence" movement. John C. coy rpoire with hia uaual eio quenco on “Irish In Pioneers of the World." . Puree, President of St. Enda‘I Dublin. was cal1ed,on F 3 ohm Finnegan, oonor Ioloist at SL rat- ricli-a Cnthedni. who g "Mother liachra -- and other well-known lriah rneiodi vr lam F. ool . mo. no or at. Patricia. and Christopher! he necornpeitiat, and Mrs. Tzrv en Brayton ndted her on "song at are held every sunday at ii A. hi, in preparation tor the st. Pair rick’: Day parade and review. l TO HELP IRISH INDUSTRY. PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 22..--l-he lrlsh ladurtrlal Development Company, N. 15th street, Philadelphia. waa to-day incorporated with a capital authorized or $100,000 divided into shares ol ten d oharea will he per cent. atoek I‘: .= lreia . thew Lnily. Wilmington. Del: Frank PRAISE O'GORMAN’S ACTION. United II'iEiJ‘AI!18l‘iGil-ll Societies Approve Stand of New ork Senator on Canal Tolls Quer- tion-P. . Pearaey of St. Enda’e College, Dublin, Speaks Eloqllently of Educational Con- ditionsin Ireland and the New National Volunteer Movement. A e apoceh on preselxtday condi- tinns in Ireland Ind the adoption of Vig- arolis resolution: approving the attitude OI Senator James A. in tha Cllnll Tails controversy mace the meet or the united lriuh-Arncrlcan So- clctlee of Greater New York. held iasl Suns!!! hiiernnon in tin! irleh-Amerh can Athletic Club, a very interesting one 5‘ an farnau iteidy prealdod and James J. Mcrrimnn Wli elect e ectnrl announced thlt the committee! V1 l act I905. Dir rollowing standing during the year: Educauen committee-Denis A. spel- llasy, chairman; John Andrevva. John licnnv. Eugene J. Flood, Julnel J. Mar- rlruun, lillchael H. carew. ' Lecture mmitteo-Jeremiah A o'r.car chairman; Michael O‘Reiily. Thomas P. Tuito, nuniel o'counril, An- drew .i. O'E la. ’ . credential: Committee-John Mee- hnn. Chairman; E. T. cook, Patrick B-l‘klY. nuance Committee-.-P. B. McDonnell, chalrma Thomas .1. Nolan, P. .i. W . vi =- ulah. ' lteoolutiona committee-John navoy. chairman; John lilulrahy. Andrew J. 0'Boyie. a. ‘. r......‘ 'a‘.ny: Chai rmun: Patrick Grldin. Maul-loo F‘i'I zgernld. . ' organization Committee-John Mul- reo. F onnelly. r-uhilc Eiihlhlllona Committee-Mloha l Conway.‘ Chair- man; lllichael 0'Reilly, D. D. uiccarthy. The ‘Kllkcnuy Men’: Aiisocintion and the Sunburst Club at Brooklyn applied ior adrnioclon to the soc ties and their delegates went admitted. senator 0‘Cvormai.l’ll‘Aund tor Ameri- can control or t e re- celved and caricatures or thin paper. The reeuilltioile" were adopted with a ringing chorus of "ayes," without dehato. - - V l‘ y n unaninaouu vote. the regular der 0! hualness wan auapended for P.‘ H. or- the in‘- In ty nuhiih, and on new lriah vniunleey movement in Ire- land. St. min‘! in rcrenroat among iae re-v educational estahliahinents in ire land which thoroughly lrlah training to their atndenta-it is. in tact, a pioneer in that iield oi puhlic useiul- ther achoolc, encouraged hy its good example, are adopting its meth- od . ‘ Pearao hope: to interest some Irish- American: in St. Enda'I, so that it may he ireer to carry on the patriotic work in which it is engaged and may u le to do it on a larger scale than hereto- iorc. He hcllevea thut genuine lrlah education in essential in the worlcor lriah Nationhuod. ma speech to the delegates of the United lrlsh-American Societies on sunday night made A more tnvorahle Impression. He-llrst descrih ed the anti-National character or lrlah primary and intermediate education. As L. I one in he rpnke of his experi- ence 3 12!! summer! I50 in I little vii- lage in the eat of Ireland - n lriah-speaking district-vi-here a teacher who knew no Gaelic was in ’chnrge of I school which was httended hygchildrcn who knew no Eng lsh. . Continuing Mr. Pearse referred hrieiiy to the purposes and need: otpst. Eridn Ccllrge, and then described the gr:-:t change which has occurred in Ireland aelves eitizena al a country it they have not the right to hear.al-me, a rl heen denied the lriah poo The Purpose or the volurltacra la to secure and maintain the rlgtiul and iihortlea common to all the people and to enect this purpose they aim at uniting lrlshmea or every creed, party and claaa" He a a or the monster ‘review which the Volunteer: intend to hold at clon- larr in low mouths to mark the nine hundredth anniversary or the great but- tle rough: there under the leadership or Brian . , The chairman thanked Mr. Pearee on behalf of the delegates ior hia eloquent, encouraging and lnatruetlve addreaa THE WASHINGTON MEETINGl. ivasrllhcrox, D. 42.,‘ Feb. 2.-The irlnh-American Union in making great preparationa lor the Emmet calehratlon to he helrl sunriay, . several senators and Congressmen villi ndrlreea the meeting, the speechmuiilns I T. Mann will not as toast- master. The toliowlng committee has charge or the arrangemeata: 1". .1. caaey, P. T. Mcbihhnn. Michael McGinn Ind Pldralc Latina Ill of Philadelphia. Moran. Daniel Hnshett. Michlel Keehnn, J. Frank Uliearl. Jalnu J. Sullivan. . American Continental League’s Declaration of Principles. The New York central council of the American continental League. at a meeting held nn the evening 0! February 22, in honor of the Anniversary 01 the hirti.-oi George waahlngtou, adopted the lollowlng recolutiona: we, member: or the American Continental Magus, assembled to honor the‘ the policy of No Entangling Alllancea which he hequcalhed to the Americhn people in hia rurewell Addrera. , i rlccagnlaing the rlg'ht or every people to govern thehlaelvea in their own way, and to win that right hy every meana wlLhln their reach, ii they are deprived 01 it. we congratulate rreaident wilson on his urn. policy of non-intca ventlon in Mexico. 3 we ravor a atrlctly American policy tor the whole American continent, the cultivation or the closest political and oomnlerrial relations with the Re- puhlira Iouth oi’ the United Smtee, the eventual removal or all monarchlcai authority tram this Continent and the acquiaiuon by purchase of ncrmuda, in- vnalra, tho lanharnua, st. Thomas, lllnrtlnioue, eriiish Iiondtlrrs and all other insular or continental territory now held hy European Governments, and which may tie used as ham 0! nperutlonh against the Panama canal, or tor attack on the united states, and we assert that Inch acquisition is necessary tor the adequate protection or the interests of the American people ' we rincereiy hope the united States will remain at viorlsl, and that all diitercnceo that may arlae with other countries may be let E peace with all the r it rphy. Atn. tied without resort to rorce, but we insist that a noweriui navy and an prmy lt."o"r‘.'o'i3::i‘."r.i'l‘i‘..ractar.I.i.7?li3'&iifol 5'."-"i-'.1il‘ adequate to the nation's delence are the aureat guarantee at peace: V."“u‘Li,aiii?irZ.ii?Fli$'h‘i?ii35.i‘3Zl:r5[5Ryr; ,, we arc resolutoi 0 ed to the a re rlulioll oi uhuc tnone either p Dnnlenieeha Y P999 UV i7 '9 yr y En‘: ‘In.’ W n . Congress or the State Legislatures, for the celebration at the lbcilled One lnllnet.Y.MIIrntty. Hundred Years or Pence Among English speaking Peoplen. As planned hy its “l5,Z.'ii$i..‘d’5-i“;‘.'“"""' rllanngera that celebration in intended to make invidlous distinctions against " ""‘"‘ European ncrlohc which were nnllornily lriendiy to this itcouhlic while Eng- 5,.” 3, , land was plotting it. destruction. in rinlater purpoae waa revealed in the 0, 059;;-; f-';ig'PA Cm!- propoaiiioo or the Archpirhop of caaterpury, expreaaly Approvqciby John A, iVe::I)lIiDBl‘lDl1HillhV‘:K“ ulruaat .. W," slewart the onlcial representative or the Amizricln committee, on meeting in ..ia’ca‘i‘lnlc ealuo with voa.iie”.L’“".,.‘i‘,’,”,i,“f,,, London on February 4. to tamper with the hirtories uupislloo in American ;‘;';:‘;,';;’;,',1,:;,:,'j::;;>;-,;;l;D:',;;g;l;;c,;;;m;Lst uhoels. in the interests ol 1-znglund u.nd tor the weakening or the American l>nted.Naw Yl7rlLA'Iluai.22.luis. . . . . Jql-naI17. Meuhlh. Ni 'V“’"t - , lulonael .1. Tully, we call on congrasc to defeat'.hl1 attempta to repeal that part or the Pnn- A,,’,,,,,K,,o, EM-"en l arna Canal Act which exempts American coastwiaa shipping iron: the pay-' Agrgggfggggvxeuutom rnrnt oi‘ tolls England, who claims that the exeniptiou is a vlolatiorr or tile‘ vi ortvcvv mu rlay-rallhcetote Treaty ilagrantly violated the Clayton-Eulwel--Treaty by annex- N, ing the HEHZC, now known 85 British Honduras. -and her ODIBCC is to place Am- in order it! til orioqn chipping at a disadvantage in competition with her own auhaidized ‘5“"““‘”‘"“c““" veosela - - - i New vdrir. dee vnuoherl tharco . or trlrluotirlz ouaivraar. No or Now rorit. on at hlarull. nrxv. Dlbadc New Yorkv the iElh dar oi Aagnitmt , Jarnea J. %as re Resolved-Thxt copies of this declaration be sent to the President of the sentatives, the Senate Huber! ERR!‘ Intel-oceanic Canals, the United states Senntora from this state ind lha Congressman from this District. . nu. xl‘....r..a... iinrcuglt iv. i no CRDNIN. l>Ai-lllch a an order oi o o asnrrorm oi the county oi New o lo pursulvreh oi no in h -. Yorl.neIihu programme arraogedand all other de- A lfOST sU TOUR" tailr virlually dictated through splice. In lamb! went all i>en-nu min: e!-in Jalm Mccormack Scores Unp,-age." The concert was given on a Tuesday ia‘e’v’v"'i5o‘;ii.‘ii33l‘c.ca'r‘Ii'T'c‘L‘p'r“c"’ "' "l‘.iX."."‘v’ud 7- .., n. . , ariernnon, wit lesa than twenty-tour '0'w'="-thmai ‘0 "'0 '““'"“’"<",“‘;,‘;‘f' - dented Success in Australia and hours’ notice. and not only waa every &' ii.'ii"i’vau."‘54li’.'"‘l""" r'.3‘.'.lJ’."&'," “ g ’ - - - - ‘ seat in ihe -vast-Opera House said out. '1‘ “" '3" 9' ""' "“"‘ "“ '“' """ ’ 13 NW, S“‘5“‘5 I“ ‘ C”Wa"d hut over two hundred pcoplp were seut- “’da3di'r.’Z:v"t?rTr'i.thcaovh my oiocwmlm Houses in Galli"orzl.la.. ' ed on the ata . - , Honnnn Wlotl1‘i;l:ni:'l‘:"' p F. (Sweeney, who Wm Eu AW‘ “The day we lcrt sydney there were lnllayasrllllvrlri. " - tlalia lust lilay to act as peraonulirnan- “ “W ' “’“P‘5 '91 ”‘0“5““d 'P80Pl9 , “iia'-i"ii533rii'r'n?i‘3i'-ii:l‘llan. aw. M yap,“ Mccmmack‘ ha! mumed tlohwurl ax: txholwhhlg If say gourd-bye and ' New vovt City. llauayui to N", yam e s rue it some 0 us are , ‘ M,‘ Mcsweeney ms been “me in K‘ counting the hour: until vie saw New L5f,;”".‘;.‘.'r,,“‘;,'.“‘ yf,‘,',.",‘?“‘u‘.‘f.‘.l.f.' " of C‘ cm,” ,0, may year and is one York ugaln, yet we lei: lonely leaving r;5::;::;t"“:‘hx:faun an Wh”'-mrghgl to lfre l the most popular men in columhlan 5”“ ‘“""‘"‘:'5 IL“. 19- ‘ Wins; A: v l4dniizlnl.I."l:5i: sfwigslgglizinsi :3" circles in this city. He in ver enthusl- ornac it now appcnrng in "' ’ " . " . .' mm 0," we ,mm D, moor, San lrranclace and other (lilies along the 3?“5r"a"..".”v.' ‘"’i?iL'lil"L‘fi‘li5'2va5 at [Fl mhck'e tour of the Antloodes, which ”“‘“” ‘7""“‘- ‘"""”“ ‘”"’'“‘’‘’“S ““i“' i'?r'i‘i’.Z"3ii‘y“'3?"ii’.5"i';?i’i$"&v'h’i7.?$5’$m ,-"'2; he dccl rea haa been, nl thinga oon- “"95 9"">’ “ 3 E“ 0'" WP 6" i>f-‘Mr -ls“ ' ,, 0 ,,,,,,., .,' -idered, the most extraordinary in the 9' i 5 F"““‘“' “J is 5 r""‘c’t'ir'ata'v'i.r‘r'>’."t‘z‘.5li'v“aiir‘.".loi.’.."ii.iiifno.‘ ,‘ history or concert giving To ray that 5”“ “’ “"3 W“ ‘’'E- The “M05 “'9 ' ”“""” ans! all records were hroken in putting it “"'“““ " in mnonnclns in: a far ’“;:gj;.f:;=y;‘ m;‘,,,,, ‘I?’ W 5,. as Rd W. Mcsweeney‘ to greater ultlat la won two years Bvonuarstrvel poru...l.otivl.ut.(a"tKrAah.M mo representative 0! Tan GAELXG A.wltErcAI( c ‘’'c'‘'‘‘" "” '1'“ "‘5“E“ the “WW” ""' "".".C‘”.' ..:.'- 0;‘; "You now," he continued, "Melba la 0"“ ' - . i ii in uruuauoaol ,, ,,m,.. 0, .m,.u., ml 9 ma, . Zliccnrluhck will give a limited m"‘"‘”' T‘ "” Viian l7f,uu::l'x..l: mm are gum ,m,,,,uy V9,’, “and 0, number or concerts in the principal Ff her well e went hack to her tlve 9‘ ‘ W‘ ‘W o ‘I ‘I15 New York ,, ' land name years ago, tor a concert tour “’V““'"” ""1 ‘>9 “L "19 Hivpodromev reo ro‘i'lle‘3i35u'iihv- raid had let captivated Europe and S, “V 9"“ 5‘ . "’ 1 Fll' u - ‘"'"i5‘ mizmt writ An-ierl r. And was rightruily hailed the "“"='8 ""1 W0 M: anlmrti-nity pl wei- vi..‘.‘l.“.".'....,':‘J$i,.'i':’...l.1l‘u.y W Emmi mic mum, 0, we 2’ sh c mlng the mono t gnr’e diacnvcrer, uau,o.n.. Yl-irk.rhe axlgizi M M , ‘,.,,,,,,,,,,a,,s ,, ,,m W, M,‘ Vincent o.nricu, the vvull-lrnown Dublin . oamr W she gave raurteen concerts in the Syd “‘‘C”" '“‘i '“"’"""’5"‘ llllwlI&FIllIoIl arid ncy T . a e you iigu arugroeymrerav.-ucoric W, that on. nu ..........u.... .i..... [our NEW HAVEN'S PROGRAMME. “i'i“:."i=‘.,“.:’c-..,. ’ (mi-110 .. thousand ilegapie. you c o , x ..a e -- - M‘ idea B3 [0 I‘ It QB accomplishment this ' C a N I “E Siam” 5 Wm WY mud Fine Array of Talent for the D“‘.‘i,EM“')'f.Z? lul this recon]. N o y would ever equal Emmet Celebration-Dration by mr r'i..... n%':ln:t mm M“; it or ti-lathe were ilrniiy convinced "' “They did not, hnvvev r. c iron o ‘T0399!’ I‘ C’ Clarke‘ r.o....r.l...plS”.I-'i'."""""“ John McCi)rin c He has hecn aha. NEW l-lAvi:.x', Colin Feb. 23.-The '“;',F'..."‘Z .".... c 3 hill. tering traditlona all hie lite. and orenlo Wt-lfe Tone Club. in securing the talent eri,'lio'3.‘."‘Zi.‘ai"tna.;';'o?Aor.l.nu. M W M V ing roourda in not a new experience to thin year ior no annual concert in honor ”"“""“' """""“‘ ‘3‘.%‘.‘.'.f.l.‘i'rt".‘“"2.l..;. mm im. He gave twenty conccrla in the or the anniveriilry or the hlrth oi Rob- i i r;c...uav‘g; ,,,5',‘;., ii. sydnay Town Hall, and in ‘the opinion ert Emmet. as usual has opal-ed neither r F"""" ' axacum nm or the newspaper eriilca cou d go on i . time nor money to get the bent to be Timmu F-K-win mun deilnlt Every one of cheap twenty iouad. no as to please 1‘! may patrons. “‘i'cf”v'-‘f.’.v'ir7r..Ea’ii”o‘v““"" ' meal eonceris war a sell out. - he orator or the evening. Joseph 1, in-ougn.rio..t..ir.n. , mm“,,, H “This record is all the more aetonirh- Clarke. or New a , in known in the """ Y‘""c'"‘ ll.su ing when It in own that S y nrld oi ttert : poet... me. “,4 pm! in th grip of a ainaiipox epidemic. at nlaywrlshL it will he a rare treat to the time air. iiccnrmack opened hi. the Wonle or New Haven who luv, my t ur. or hia n.tn poem t be able to R‘ “The auccens achieved in Sydney pa. ace and hear the author or “The night. . uplicated la rue. Adelaide, In Him" "Flchlr 1 Ireland." “Cilsr “ lzricpaoe. Aucl nu, lington and or t charge." "At Liberty‘: Feet" 3-”“' every town we virlted throughout Ana and "The Fret or rather c rt ,,,’" tralasia, and 1 my ever i in Miss Kate Rooney. the talented rleh- ‘ if“ Iezn Inch lhuslaarn very men the Auuiralian soprano. will he another nt- of" demouatrnllona res inhl it h o- traction. iii York New York, U‘ litlc l rally ather tun asong r l ca ed the winsonia Songbird,“ needs During this trip Mr lliccorcuacir nve no introduction to New nven theatr I rty-live ronrerts groaa ttendunce goer aho lit up to the high .tg,.g.,,y helps siilxiat .l at approximately zoo, alwaya maintained by the Woiie T no ‘ Ollodpeople, n:d ih m r of item 2' J llliaa Marie Menney. President of i ” a rep ered by t a a r, elng at loan: 1, t e uvenlle AIlx.iin , , . . . - ex ii “Yei.“ continued iilr. lvlcsweeney, elociltioniat, will A-Ii? contribute to‘ (hi You ARE “SOT 5P"“.L."E‘,‘,I,[y"C' W” "1 do not think l've ever he rd r. enicrlainlnent. Mr. iiilocool, at l=hiia- U mm‘ Y corrn k in better v ice than a It dolphin. and Mr. Radigan, cg H,,.m,,,g SELTZER and Vic“ the lat concert in Auckland the night both a whom are well ltnown in New AND OTHER lxirorrrisu BEVERAGES peiore w aallad. He sang nineteen Haven. will also oontri u a very pl -rl. ‘ Am...-in... puhlic. 1' conga that night and we ind to turn vocal loctlona, and M t-‘ltzpao in H mm ml is: on getting our the line: outin order to torce ta. poo rick, the Irish pipe. and proleaadr : my W m "3 pie to up home. > Iveeney. the violiniai, cm my ,0 ""“‘"' --liildvvay hetwccu Auckland and the gethar home oi the iivelleat and weep j-j liawaliannlainnlds. Ill: ifccormaek re- eai lrich aln. mm, P. HUG“; ‘ 1 celved u a ter as D " 0 give a con- Tho ceiebrltlon vii - . ‘ ' ' ‘l'R5"' can in Honolulu while the boat rema[n- Theatre, on Sunday, In Tu,” “W WEST Tm: 1;-;Yyf;R" E ' ed in port. Tho oiler waa accepted, tn. tenainment will begin It 1.45 P. M, "I TEL go"; in’. neutron seam. i

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