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Full Title	Irish Press, Vol. 2, No. 42, January 3, 1920.
Contributor	McGarrity, Joseph, 1874-1940.
Date Added	15 March 2017
Format	Newspaper
Language	English
Publish Date	1920-01-03
Publisher	Philadelphia: The Celtic Press
Source	Joseph McGarrity Newspaper Collection
Topic	Irish > United States > Newspapers. Irish Americans > Pennsylvania > Philadelphia > Newspapers.
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OCR Ee el , § El A JOURNAL OF IRISH NEWS, IRISH OPINION AND IRISH Entored ag second-class matter Jan. 8, 1918, at the post. office at Philadelphia, Pa. under the Act of March 3. 18 : 2, NO. 42 _ PHILADELPHIA, JANUARY LITERATURE, PUBLISHED IN 3, 1920 s THE INTEREST OF THE REPUBLIC or IRELAND Campaign to Raise City’s Quota of Irish Republic Loan Opens With 3 : os Mass-Meeting At Academy. HOW BRITISH SOLDIERS NOTHING AMERICAN IN RELINTS GAY FOR HELP BASED | AILLED MAN OF EIGHTY {LOYD GEORGE BILL PROMISES (RADE I AMERICA'S NAME Cannot Be True to Traditions of America Unless We Listen to Her Appeal. Declares Bishop of Buffalo—Britain Is Tradi- | tional Foe of the United States—Demand for Irish Free- | dom Not an Interference With England's Internal Affairs. |This and Other Incidents of Rule. Insult to United “States to De- clare “Home Rule” Plan Is American. in Ireland Dealt With by Lon- don Herald Correspondent. {yous neudents rising our at reland, ancl Mle wt i ana st yens ald, WAC 8 SELES of JetLers st jaud of 1 the ing | Brinsh oceupation the Ik 1 of the vested the follow- to the Llwyd Une proposed goverte dew |General John Stat " mie the letter j Hampsinre patriot x esident James M: re with vors dismiss of tue aman: 1 bs England to msult us. becanse ge soldier, ison for and: whieh hintos ts Sut { popata eth ns shonld nol be decened by to Auneriea whieh Love She wit we ave the <a the enmity hs to be feared. the jniore dangerons Hem which 1 appretient the most evil tom amore wat Baitish taetio Internal British Faction Today. mae wall Sav, was not ‘wpalitiead the nies lor governmg sae mn the eeitish afte! ‘ taunt : these! Ireland which h pr isonin haton cha ayers. spp tes hare Poalama Mas ven th # sturtin) {the Goveraent at thw Unive S Menten tt w “n even | unber | is ant the ailed that at thr | lava s ws eae, The mer foe of Substance, i Samp DP Let Americans wake thernsclves what je and its nia “tsmunitied breawer weld hatte been the answer Vit advertised ‘he Hal i Tamelte “oa Ie we sroll, General Sul tanazed to Start anew. pape raed CO " fie orton ean " msult tern Ge n 4 Ame a " ine | af ravens sai ese cyt pt nO 7 whe MT eve thant uur internal je i Addams. Sin Geneea! > Intronary Intent. the politeal eames tor jt whet men women en rude, hile | Trine bem umprisoned> Phe an tg and eaneis hanes been conviete tor un fat ane fiend ine ime 1m and wa and is, our aia ‘onnld aes speak itil and bis © : my 1s clear Hing ‘Gadie, 1 spurned sth Wrehteens rain on. jean sy wipe seit tee many pone tone |! nd Tis comrades is sympathy, nightly place vt n of firearms aud j have where a trne American would wore ah the, Daily ‘Peles yy “Stn ‘mine ping tage by j the 11 'y RIGHT. REV, WILLIAM TURNER. ‘Again, “we ate intertering with ane |} Bishop of Buflaio ‘Ataiis of a feu endiy power, ue a in a sense, is not ti lish rule: was never The right aud duty af Amenaus to! advocate the cause of the Tish Reyw Tie was powertuily upheld im an dress delivered at a gieat mame , ol the eon Ite ‘Fories Enghsh rule nea mid an the eountiy ks. weraplanes ul forced sind imag red 2 a battabon 1 x Park, in Broadway Auhtormm, Vttalo, ht aan pateiatism and love by Right Ter. Wnhoy Turner, of Bal lation he deter ‘lt than the people alo. President We alsa ade! f eulent nd ao waar Anstrahat accept brewed this cet, | Military Always on Streets. fone ae 3 wow propoed eattop "bur aceevided ta the For the noni J was an Dublin aay | : ith ate iiorese on thes aceite wit cr pave aithoul my ran ins! Washangton Much Attacked: Dougherty. as Archbishop of Phnladel- { Spam when sriver—the oud "Ne of Dublinor |, fusahinaton. < <n ste! wetmets and | pleat ‘Fhe audios f 1 cel i plain te, Hal the Kesh rads Von Mov the ee the sternal D hs IM 3 1 jt putea j ment, cad ane peipetually tained | ae to heat him tate th a " it on Edt Hill Grom the! Customs House jf i a Be thee inde at sont ‘zwod Thugs. but. juste mad | OPwsIte be birth. thonwands af seat who as ate Tose of ‘item re are our methods of obtaimug con-| & never nt aud, but Hae learned at» oreater things mgt ret Ye ‘i at Courtwniaitial entively vepn|® ‘Four forefathers: fed that inthe gaa, AU Fee ‘ve ay a ir a ae cee a ne eo, eta Shedd f ance bere a edent on the Pocky 'Aud Late mterfe vides st ugton. / eee Tor ate ~alene it tb ial h faus of En; lnnity of Dubhe feelmg. and “the aif Uy euanition of thn (Dal Seeue at Axtuan of purtrion and. tm ue Amerieans “for that al veut! (Gontinued on Second Page.) |i vot remot out. the mn and prophet has been, fulfilled Jenders. all reat thin have dished Hits’ existences At the end. of € poe, and all, To ih and thoy somebody somewhere. . ; sent Washington was irged. to “Euot fan rhe wf ute ! English, Democracy Friendly. | ONSUL FRIEND Leo the Ei ing and again ne fnd_patimahues, we are he 2) sod repens our sie ‘ } enlacint, sauce Vathy for the Ireh cause, gon have the : con. Am ‘cause Fgteat_ working he’ democracy of | aposals, and ore ithe ‘it wie trelunt to independence, read the ington written at Mount Vo ns. plants § eS aeogland. with i in gun | materfere Juve justice and hal Tove tevin and ate 0 boast, andr OF IRELAND, MURDERED: ist on ‘com: | of | nu in -Ameniea | rer | history has a ” syne eal ype ‘njoy so ~ is fo us, in sain. Grnoce “smn inte th en ae Bas oh opprenten "Former Consul General at now na ‘Patrots of Toland! Champions of fe ee a intumn th: ven - 5 a . ' nv uls. ite 4 sion ae weaned nel York and His Irish-American ‘Your cave iy ulentieal with mine. Ye Pale ‘il pi are Suspended with mine You f Let one by the o my Cuba pe abs 3 5; ni + are etinimniated wi ate wate by the commer oi oat Wife Slain in Budapest. migreprecented. by thie Iovaliste. of ins nether mullstone—Prussit ie ie the Vaud by ever a iday.\ Had T failed. the seaffold ‘would ‘ed people stretching out! (Gon nt ued on n Second Page.) Sh yor my, om Hag ited Fabia) Mh hands bound. in 1zobl = ispatehes received last week | me OF aul T failed T woud uve ngees——all hese appeal tte ho | <> ___—____, {told UF the mney fe Budapest, Hu | tis Hine ev whe Sit ny had fe, of liberty im the American heart, and | ixury. of Die rmerls in victury had Ged: epyeal was tear, are SE) CENTRAL LABOR UNION gary, of Djetal Muni Q former's ri merited suce use jPurkish Consul His w 0) niond, who, ashi ener at ork. {1 Sis “AtiMieca ‘Bes anim nietes, wats of iheland” grievance er bonda} is alder | than uny of these, SUPPORTS MASON BILL meeting of th Enea, peat scolar ‘ nin, ee ose ve ny patel teal deabor lent death of the the ‘American form of govern When we hear that ery and listen ito | held at, . Pe nada uariei~. she cume as & f1 (Continued on Seventh Page) thar appeal, we ave i fi he Baie pecially’ those why shaved. vat | Hat rave des Te a Aten Tiereat in The Hh cauwe " Nyolal xin. | DE VALERA ASKS FREE what is no i espe friend of Tre HEARING FOR CARSONITES ‘ig Ireland Stood By Us. lan. wa . nonrledgee the Celt eke ~The tollowing bnet Faln We are here yy net iea ets ce fact until ats final settlement. im dre. speakers ft nd vas A le lation: the Celt, both pact of the ‘held that the veal Tak a peal Caucasinn. wall none exept white, blood | ‘The ‘funk of the and the eureatu Hetion, was not the Turk 3 pura mixture of varios Base e € me "hase nights twas te era, Presider : Keepuitie of hee Teportel distrebane eotinis tepresents the Sint he Same 20 be tien te uppert ‘he bl yonkers fuel that tbe pape: of Kieland have by ab ast “unnannous, vote adopted 2 form sumilar (9 that o tom ete eause of the Thi eho ‘io Treland wh fieedamn. “hie aid. was fee 8 acknowledged’ by Withington fe was a tine Ameriegnn tu a's bon press everswhere, come the tavent ot tse neo wrthenst corner ol e we from the not We have algo asked them to debate the ern rig Tn ish Dielal Bey vinted Philadel. coment wens being given “tie Parkgsly Red push autocitel, aid ot cre} points at iskne between us before the to mpese its he “nied a grou of Toad Trion ‘Mug | American public. og ragestnt Geeman autoce peut a mos ing with | FY f Ireland also iv th Thin arisen un them, He was senunded + oof tie fagt that | (0. publie tis true “the inthe ott ‘comin Was an atiecity, Both during ‘the funine in heland the fused, am in dom of the sens. in in fheland atter the wav {/of Turkey sent a ship} rad. of provi tle confidenc prosperity, so, especially when the wa to iclieve the frunine-xtricken Meuple off wh tee) the all idles |] We vghi_and wou for. the jevlaua and. that Queen Viet sit” aie Head manent "atubliniment of the pri learning eet, prevented the what they vas e, Di aration Of eet read |] ples that “all just governments ‘de- ||ship from going to Trelund: lect the pub-| shontd not zo to (hese meetings Apart Ben uid abut | fhe consent lication he fact Haroughout the om the of speech in. British dupl lier, what, all our; wor oul would: {mbarrans E land, 23 tl & t valved | it is stupid pot te let the eae pe statestie vals would sever do to have i si jallawness of their Tees ants Scat sieve xh - every a shown, eat, almost Mobammedan had answered, the ers of | nleas willbe apparent, to everything zi Pagren that 3 bud adupted stuitar || te “fame American and their misstatements will cen tiret has 09 > sion m2 10 Bu * Buglaad reine Sigiterest. deinecrered! hy the Protestant Piende 73 0 ofhliginnd in,’ nualner sorthy ‘of the orking’ from (here. * (Continued ‘on, * Ltruth-wnd' dignity of Lrelaud’» case.” 3a Sutentious.: sa PA Bike Oe ‘AAD “SEDITIOUS” PAPERS; TRIED BY GOURT-MIARTIAL Prisoner Acquitted Only ‘on Proving He Had Not Read-- Documents Dublin, Wee, 18—Instances of dis- order cansed by the presence of the British army iu treland —continw throughout the country. Jn in- min was placed ‘on trial ausé un his lone beng searched, [thete were tound ents “ealentated to ou”, He was releases : \ the ‘chest did. nyt. Delon to oY him, and that ke bud never looked at the ‘papers. ix to be pieauued that i) the these documents, inl extroyed them, have eon sent to, sail sible. euenpude near Gur- ecu Rallvanote, whew ing 'E O'licgarty, five, dashed through # cordon i away, a target for t rifles, ‘chive buttets wurde wa Te Vt sim, Hunt, the harapion. handball playee h unlaws- E 2 FeEF e sid and: for the to to Hin down G imselt aud passed a Dee 1 om at it: hn: fired a lige at “then that doy. Mr. «la thoy were sorry to the Wefendant, who ovbe a Zgod sportsinan, He, was, seaitenced tort “month rer. was unprisonment labor for unlawful asceunbls 3 tacking ‘the rest tl sibles Rel emunty tort old after “a OFTegarty in eonve- squenee “sean : Broke Glass in cel Following axe further in rece af Repression Cheonstient Ive. k-—John McAuliffe, Blarney, a | political prisoner relewsed tram Mount. Saturday, was subsequen Mr. Cooper, I, Cx. ted bit Tings, and twelve shillings” five pence (Continued on Fourth Page.) = INDIANS MASSAGRED FOR LAUGHING AT BRITISH = | z Amritsar People Were “Very Of- fensive,” Laughed and Jeered net for Long Time. London, Dec. 29-—The latest news: | 2 | papers received fro1 outain de tails of the investigation of the Amsitzar massacre, when 500 natives were killed by British troops, General Sir Willian Besnon, ‘dist '¢ | commander, testifying at Lahore Vember, strongly upheld the introduetio @ reports sprend about that Hrit- ish rule bad gistrate J. E. Kough testified re- He said that only hysique were chosen for ie punishment, twelve being flogged in fone Guy on the triangle. ‘The pun- inhment “was ingieted with’ the usual “Colonel North, who commanded the fort during the riots, said that the people yete offensive, and’ jaughed and jecred ht the British quite a mouth prior to without | 5 ef malion, ot ue a the morning of April 12 a ered e God0scallected outa thie waite of the < ey ulso stoned a cer Heaving Ee fort. ont MAecording to Colo nel used) “the ¢ white in ‘The pwnior mative mugivtrate at hore, Hii Run, said he wathered that ritios in Xf, the, agitation eautinued re dase it would result in the of aint Goveruon, meine Ayre a 0, would oreye Sorthe ninny “Let us fil the 3: g Rae Lae the impression Bievaling in the crow yi with ¢ ri clashed wa fismiasal of, the Viceroy. © WORKERS EAGER FOR CAMPAIGNS START Frank P. Walsh. Lindsay Crawford, Harry Boland and Judge Bonniwell Will Address Meeting That Will Inaugurate Cam- paign—Two Million Dollars Is State’s Quota—City Ex- pected to Raise Million—Greatest Opportunity to Serve , Ireland Ever Presented. dannary 20, 1920. bas been fixed ay, nest kind of wort 1s aveded an order to the date tor the officiat opening iv the |make the loan campugu the success’ it State of Peuusylvania uf the great drive | should b tow the firat Ioau of the Lish Repub Hl Must Reach Every Friend. ‘Tho date now et ia eine andionsl” The euwpsign will not deverre to be looked forward to by the mans fri ine eneaden red ving accomplished all of Teland and, workers in her eanee | eat mught hw eapected oi who, eager for the opportunity to d her the greatest service it may ever nermitted them to ‘render, huve been | ante fu ene governsneng for the siguul to pot forth thew desire to nen the on Wtowet efforts se of Irish ‘The cuupaign here will open with alrui b es sha bee Be great m meeting, whieh will tal tention ‘ealied to tthe tepubhie's need for place at the Academy of Muse, Broad | funds tw be the ‘iu of the and Locust streets. on the evenin whe Ul be enlisted an sea ven raived m this nent Tende nie of there amipiign to ot the most proms na in the Trish movement in| country 4 will ff these wi : ieee joint cna rman the Wat La: land nosee ard and. lia ua ot the Aimed} OS Contussgn on Iria Indeyeatence| SR murine de cannes of Foren eat funds were asked not ng a Town, Dut ae 8 1, Sudze of | Cette inish Utepublic. howerer, 1 seeks- tate chair: vag. mevele te bonnow fhe ten milion dol: clare whieh ure ty be raursed inthis coun oh to expect thats iy. “AM cubmeribers ta the Juan will be jiven bond: rertaiates’ uf be pepublic ind thee te exch for. gold ment that is the country “over t jor the 1 cument. of Yecland fends m the Cnited States, fe hish Te wih, one month {ager ts its engin hy the governments Ge gakine of iin) ‘The worl Zovernment which is asking this American is the Foun of the peaple of forming the organization for the etal government of the Imsh nation dhise has been cari vil rent it seas ane aN wet Sta, aul it owes 2 the edicrener ‘uh ‘whieh it wot a TIS Nt that "tune te ish ‘ that time tie | He ee ‘ing ea but alse to the facts wteetet their Pojaeneptatives t0 the Dail nae there ie “entimeot rena nr Vai Tread. ‘The stron Inendlinese to the Srish Republie in the ata Ed its tot Sete Dans ant nba is be act of 2e i Citizens who cau e support ounnyt the Tush Parliament of varied elements mn the’ that the raising of the loam hns been un- communities where thes have thatthe rata tn ee ee tat placed in charge have bee ps at the sett it the fois prepie, Just ay any head of the are ok ht mensine adopted by the American Con: reorntly in ees ‘of the people nan for fhe Vnited Si ail, on behalf Pennsylvania, Judge Bonmwell, ff the Teh geple ane weit thei full ot the best-known mien in the 3 Ie ay" pledged tad faith to the is dbstinguished earner in patie nea it Iwan osoon a8 posible life iustires for lnm the cordial co-npern | Pftyr'ectrrotions cnused by the puesence tion of ull sections m the we ne. ing’ Peunsslvanm iu the eng pier, which it deserves in this “County Divided Into “Duatricte. Phitudeiphia county hay been divided into districts according to ofa firean watuy of eccupation are re moved Ireland Does Her Part. { nivmg Teland’s quota of the Ioan has been goimg on for Hinge, and spite the net that the coun. Un inv the Sttte Senate, and 30, eweh Twen So impoxcriehid Dy cep we Senatorial districts one of the le turies ot Tint sasio sale o! crs 1m public activities has been chosen the Dontl eertinentee haw taade excellent Although the Ioan, has beer British ay wholly ilezal vain possession ate y district chuirma: time w "perm dealt with as or ‘om een ‘angious to. throw themaeigrs 1m rand over the loan, , 601 a “Shore “wlto, though not enable Mi Couminal “oflenve, reports. declare that take any vers active part im the raising) there sx bead in. practically every us of Jend-| househo Bi eee ee Cate: wt ele "Nine Will the drive open?” With Roses hi tll uestion pow decided, all those who ty Tiesgene ra ash earnestls to do their part in’ what Fe se will be the revteal a is probably the atest work ty be tin- dertaken for Ireland country in| a> the reed the course of the present generation, are | Vea i priming themselves to work and tibeg. onit none of ms bor: to the limit ft from. the very moment that ont be abolished. und eneral the campaiee of iunprocenent, that i Ffeen previously announced. ‘to the, chbing of ‘reland’s Theeolnod by emigration by d Much wwe million dollars is. fhe and iat fo be be done even thongh i alien rms Dected hat Biniadelp ia ea oe city of the State, wat sont ecfbute one been offered the eds. af ireland, i ‘ated out Oe those at the ead v Mer real. service of the drive that though a stro Gest ie favor of the ew Trish. i ceric ment, as indicated in various ways, and ih erpecialy by “the vearm, receptions ac: sate i he bas gone in Bherever| muking the drive a sloriows found bere, “nevertheless the’ most ear- BRITISH ORDER CLOSING OF SINN FEIN OFFICES December 17:—An Head Olices of IRISH PRESIDENT’S GREETING TO NATION ew Kok, Dos —The follow- ig tele by Famon Bevalene Bresitent of the Trish Tee- aan onder ein iu Fein were at D pubhie, to the people, of | Ireland, Pail Beano at 36 Tiar turough Arthur Grifheh, wetng— the ‘losing order was ie? persecuted people || m2 je on aa intormation sworn, by Col Sead the fant iti ions of Fehinscone Chiel € manisstoner Of nda ice, . Fei order elosins ty Sin Pei eat amurters was. dan ber 29, a states that “aud. preatses No. 6 Oareourt street” were ‘ purposes and in ah to, the public nafets ‘ind the arene of the Rei pee! DVATERA”

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