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Full Title	The Gaelic American - Vol. XVII, No. 5, January 31, 1920, Whole Number 855.
Contributor	O'Reilly, Michael.
Date Added	22 October 2019
Format	Newspaper
Language	English Irish
Publish Date	1920-01-31
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 a i Magee 3H 6 Pm se * x Y : ones ‘ Be + . wes . “ . A JOURNAL DEVOTED TO. THE CAUSE OF IRISH INDEPENDENOE [RIRA LITERATURE AND THE INTERESTS OF THE ‘TRISH. BACE. Vol. XVIL, No. 5. Whole No, 855. Pobiiahed Weekly ut 105 Wiliam Bt... ¥. Evbvcription 1 pene E001 Fonsign 6. Postage tres. NEW YORK, JANUABY 81, 1920. a 7 Ketered as eocsadclans matter; Jan, Ones at New Yeck Me Yovunder Ube Act'of arch’. CONNOLLY LETS THE DAYLIGHT IN ON SIMS foted Boston Naval Writer Skows ‘The Great Kewspaper “Sea Fighter” Who Linduly Extols The Work Of The British Navy, While Minimizing That Of ur Own, And Who Divides fis Time Between Aitacks Oa Secretary Daniels ad Repetition Of Infamoes English Lies About The Irish Poeple, Has Beea A Tool Of Esgiand For Many Years—His Reputation Founded @u Rews- paper Pulfery And Backstairs intrigues, Rather Than Acieal Perform ances— More Loyal To “The Mother Country,” Under Wheso Fifty He Was Boro, Than To The United States—Iis Pritic Uttorances Are Malaly British Prepagasda— “A Sabtle Politician, Crazy Fer Publicity” —Al- ways Oo The Job To Boost British Officers—Lanés As A Bero Admiral Jellicoe, Wee Ran Away At The Battle Of Jatiasd—Tho Stupid Bayly Another Sims Favorito—His Attacks @a The Secretary Of The Navy And His Dirty Slanders Oa The trish Done To Please His Exglish Patroes—tis ||ty Headquarters In Londo Rottea With Bactcapping Of Basicts—Sims’s Pro-British Speeches Before The War Recalled. writer on naval a had an article ob Admiral Sims in last Sunday's New and’ whi nies B. Connolly “et + reborated tan figater who has returned from Mr, Connolly's article 1s herewith re- printed in ig pol ty gels @ publicity man—pul Sims. He is an what they call ‘but it is the other three that are with bim. time came—Amer! doller, last pound England's call. ‘This. started something, Sime was ther tt choke got to the third class, and the wanted to know whi tctan in their navy, and Sims got knew what he was saying and why ratd tt. going good propay too, egal: fotce of the British it was as a Iitde, brooklet to a great Students of history speak of as old and senile, and military men rate spect men of.a dub on they all must hand {t to’ Engiond for thing: one gihte@s BOABT IN 1910. jt was at 1810 that Sims arose and said that be, ptain in the Untted ny, and who is E é ‘full. biicity for Admiral today. one of the indoor Admirats, “peen the working Influences: dauquet Londen in 0 was this 80 OD. it right and left, but. was a German inst. the ‘The English pro} ther: river. England ‘ommy a first class the firing“line,. but Boston, who) ganda in the world’s the Ai t by Kagiand <2 it —E States Navy, w fee's last man, of steel. would be at | prior to and just after history, that put THE GREAT ADMIRAL BAYLY. ‘This Admiral Bayly, who charge of our naval forces, spectman to put over anybody. foolish for anyone to say thet the oats will ever amount to anything. Dis. tterly.” E ve in our nary scores of constantly doing fine things service. The public does ni M a ae Pe i EEEWE GREE re bi 5 byte iH Pu ERTSAE fe [ I : f i i i bit Fag iu Ait a 3. if § 88 AG! ge 3 i i PEEEE ee par g we i ii aH fas hi : L ii g i rit Eas a8 1 CER £ » ca iE g 5 ‘The London ‘when I first went into the 1i-| Admiralty ‘nm London tm 1927, and the opened to. I stepped The finest’ Job of props- hia plage. - ‘However, there because it is against E i L 18 isbeee id g te Sims was tu London, | their to ot 35.2% E55 if sit i ben ie E i ui Hag as then {n Tae certain. | Cre th Jit tn’the language of th do you-think? vy. AC to tradition, the British show) the Jutland i my. 1 je’ American deat it. Ran’ away? ccording ‘navy ts wonderful, cult of the propaganda whi fight ordinarily intelligent people over -lwho think that the Britith won it 100] nent, naval man knows that the British Every mans gave the in it was 8 he have to do things like that to . lacesor what is it? a . they w preci EY “WERE LICE! ENEERED WHEN, Bix months before” we were di into tre: war they wete licked and banging on by their THE. WE GAY! y' 0) New York, Lesser Amoun' Middle West that the Bond Cert! raise ten milifon dollars ite of Ireland will reul ably more than that sum tothe cause of freedom. it ‘Speaking at the banquet | Waldort by the, Irish tet: evening, Rey. Francis thus far made the tributiono the fund for 11 A tow Well, what ere was A Inees, Well, they hac could a re ich followed it there are still many 0 an awful wall cor) ing at Jutland, and that Jelltcoe’s a dingrace, but— our Admiral ‘ims boosts him, and why is that? Does ED, YET THEY H AID. irawn “toes till we got IRISH BOND CERTIFICATES FORGING. AHEAD - _ y “ The Drive for $10,000,000 Energetically. in. Every City, f ‘Brooklyn, o see es at Gene S and ‘Doing, While New York and Brooklyn Are Workin; ergetically. : Reports coming into New York State ; tniesjon on Irish, Independence, indicate, Certificate to tor the Repub: sing pledged given at the Historical Bo- iretand’s tree ago be vent In bis fe oud with @ press egency. working double going, and ee our fellows went tides for him. He was the greatest fel-|on thag job, poli-| over there they beard on all sides: low over there, yes. He had once been | ticians, who “Now that“we've won the war the in command: of the combined British | Empire, ‘Yankees “ave come”. +6 and Amerfcan fleets, which turned: out | prove to the public that thi ‘Was it wonder that wherever any any: of our fellows were camped in the to coin es” and ¢ British. Grand Fleet about the must. have pateed Ris wn| put that other fiirver, General French, ‘Sims gaye out tin . te command of the-British army tn| with that same spirit with which he in However, I did think he held some| Flanders. 9 | . _ | now deprecating the work of our Ni naval authority over there. But the| Jellicoe replaced Adi the war. -He gave ‘out in Engilsh a man great | I do not wi ‘Loridon in October; 1918, to show how reinaman bé is, but they hold the reins| but his name sounds as If he might at| many of the British themselres , t escorted safely to France. ~ Great; T came with all Yhe necdful creden- . k of the “narrow nel, tals an a naval to eruise| what he did in the war. It {s a 600-/with a solld line’ both ‘sides to protert the destroyers, but Sims had to) page alibt for Fi era, Tal ce be confessed this fn the peos-| Jellicoe had his chance at Jutland.| We (ook ours across three thousand sae of a witnene that be hed no power|He came within range of the enemy| miles stretch with. U-boats | working to put an American _ doth sides without a man. Ger-| bundred and odd of our solders were lost on Tuscania, but sho was under e| British, not an SIMs". 66 PER CENT. JU8T FADES WAY WHEN ANALYZED. res to. show that Iden to British ships for (Incidentally, $160/ per man. for price wo cut jn two when we FE gol the BIL). . But where {s the 66 per cent, when ‘Washington hav offictally declared that our own ships t ‘and that French jook over 46 per i, ‘and Itatfan ships alno hundreds and bun craft & here that dre Ger-| few scores lop. part fe over there—oui amount to 8 per cent. or something I! that, of theirs. But he does | we sent over was @ live unit, and that hold hundreds @ hundreds and of the ‘British ft that FE of blow., ‘Mounted, with guns in their bows many of them and 8 seachon) tures ey. in the United States Being Pushed Part of the Country—Thomas J Subscribes $10,000; Bishop Walsh, in, of Manchester, N. H.; Major the Claremen of Ocrtificates for the Bond Certificate m-| Sunday last that t fm,.tn cash, ‘Bond Certificate. people. ~The one thousand dollar tin many g ‘The sale-of the Bond continne» ‘threughout ; E i § ight i: z Gil B5gE Teesek shee i i Reged & the country before the Dri ) JERSEY CITY OVER THE TOP. 2 B such thinget | He |e re 16 | oop not. say that every ship | 2 were; igh abopt onehalf the Amguat of its quota already paid subscribed for one thousand dollar ‘Walsh, of yn, sent in bis subscription for a Certificate of similar denomioa- thon and recommended the Drive to'the Bonds have <Andtvidual pledging sit hundved—dollare for the ‘Bond Certificates of the Repablic of Ire- bh ‘Certificates will the week, with Ap rack ne |HOOVER 1S ENGLAND'S CHOICE FOR PRESIDENT ToT Fen I. > |The New Yark * Work’s” Boom For The Food Control Was Lacace, ter‘ A Lancheas Girea By Coloae! Horse, it Which Visoraat Grey, EARS4 Aatascadr,Ceveaad U Doige, Wall Stet Magaas, Cyrus HK Gut. Philadelphia Publisher, Ralph Pulitzer And Frank L Cobb, “The Best Aah Editor Of Tho “ World” Met To Pla’ Selecton OF Tmt 474. Continue Wilson's Pro‘British- Policies —Grey, Following Thy Eme-def<. Sackville. West, Would Dictate Presideaial Nemiaation—owse's Peécaded’: © | Quarrel With Wisou A Dodge'To Tirow Dest ln The Eyes Of Tod fle : bad Espcly ln These Of trish Cltizess—at This Fraction Ho Wan’ Acting’ For The President—Boover Auglicized By Years OL Rattsacd Aud Basigess Coussctioes In England—England Wasted Kim Y6*Bo” come Natarazed “ike. Wiliam Waldor-Ater—Tho » Whole Keer Moveaeat Aa English lat To Retain Tho Grip. They Now ' Ud’ The Fércign Policy Of The United States—Bat It Rests On Assamplon That The ‘Ausericas People Are Feels. |, ‘The English hare wuch ‘overteening . ‘conf: in thempelves that © they me y Vig iaterosts, He is know: ~, Ws fatiy ta 0 tet cnet Mayor 000 (aitton valtaree campaind +g . Mitehel’a » $2, fund. “He was also known as: contributor to the Wi fund. «Mr. Dodge ateo came before the” exponure~ of -tbeir latest . plot, York A) ‘orth | story: that Colonel House ‘Wilaoh were at: odds,’ and that one of the things on which they: differed was ‘m fall ‘to recognise Ireland's claims. at the Peace © Con sidering the experierices of the Irish: ‘American Commissloners ‘with’ Colonel House; this statement was ql | House dodged the Irish Question as dis- honestly a& Wilson,. and helped’ Wilson ability, so no Irish coL aaa ar. Sina? ILONED “HOUSE. DINNER WAR "'HPLACE OF HOOVER Toone Texaw's,Tactics Sexy Iv Guvpax Ci ie WASHINGTON, . January | 22.—“Tws sudden effulgence of the Hoover star In’ the firmament af Presidential. i his predecessor. . ts forearmed” and the political convention that will nominete| rate ‘the candidate selected for the dency by the. British Al pe digging the grave of its own party, ALL PLANNED AT 4 DINNER. (From the Now York American, . January *24.) Herbert -C. Hoover, whose candidacy for the Presidency was ed ecently, was in thie elty yesterday, consulting with his New York backers. : Cleveland jAmteresting: va of the Hodver Boom, which ‘ocurred at a luncheon given by Cok onel M. Hot at which were ‘lve er pperting Mr, Hoover bee reehia election as Presi t this luncheom were: Raph pulltser and Frank 1. Cobd, owner and editor of the Workd: : 4-H, Dodge, Wall Street, fieancler]: Noyrae Ht, K. Curtis, Philadelphia pub and lifrcoant. Grey, British, Ambatesdor ‘Viscount a Brit. at an occasion the vartous Interests end-ansxious to ident. New ¥ (sher of the Satur dministration, - ‘Mr. Carts is publisher of the | Phiiadelphis

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