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Full Title	The Gaelic American - Vol. XVII, No. 30, July 24, 1920, Whole Number 880.
Contributor	O'Reilly, Michael.
Date Added	15 November 2019
Format	Newspaper
Language	English Irish
Publish Date	1920-07-24
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 $* Yol, XVID, No. 30, Whole No. 880. A JOURNAL DEVOTED To THE OAUEE OF IBIEH INDEPENDENCE, (IRA LITERATURE. AND THE INTERESTS CF THE IRISH RACE. Published Week; Subscription 1 year, st 1G) willie, S' N.Y. ‘ ‘cotage. free. “WEW YORK, JOLY 24, 1920. second-clas: Ihe 19. at Ghee Reeve Pa oF tthe Post the Act of March 3, 1879. wander 62. te Bis Honor By Clergy Of Dieceses—Madison Square Garéea Andigace, X “Borrew American Mozcy To Do So, America” —Archbiskop Hayes Monsignor Moescy. ~The. reception S32. Maiatx of Melbourne. verre Garden, New York, on last Sun- given to Archbishop j fand in conclusion pald a “Seite to the distinguished gu . _Duriny nr ot this interval Ireland's Republi- jem, “The Soldier's Song,” was prbesed Sf Peine of the Church <3 archbishop Stavee spoke in part as ;, fellows: SAROHBISHOP HAYES’ SPEECH. is-| “Tye Irishm to-night, we wish to wren, in no un certain t the an ott the Irish Lora thusiag flag | night for a holy anfurl 's flag, |help make the world aafe for democ- roprl-| vidudl whom you welcomed hi occasion, on tng Irish lon by 8 e Irish Question by | PF e remain ae ee soil, ‘then. Poss pro P surat ‘Biche 1 will try to co-operate NEW YORK WELCOMES ARCHBISHOP MANNIX a + reat lrish Australian Prelate Receives Memerable Ovation At Reception Organized The Archdiocese And Neighboring Crowded To The Reof By Enthusiastic Is Thrilled By The Appeal For Jsstice To treland Of Tie Distinguished Visiter—If Ireland Had Been Under Geraan Rule, Ske Would Have Been Freed Leng Ago, Be Declares—Received No Welcome From The President Of The United States, But Bad Got A Welcome From These Who Made Him President—Hovors Wilson For Prisciples He Ene: clated While This Conatry Was At War, But Ireland Did Net Get Her Right To Nationbood Either At Paris Or Washington: Danger Of, Engiasd Fighting The United States Over Ircland—She Weald Probably Have To Says Arckbishop—Presideat De Yalera Gad He Can Toll Pesple Of Ireland He “Did Not Gutstay Bis Welcome Ip Presides—Presented To Mesting By ja and racial independence of Ireland. en all, as here je the high affec- ton and the loyalty that we woh, to extend here on thts occasion to what I P| consider two of the foremost and most ished brreacie voy a Atlantic lent Republic, and the other, the Archbishop of Melhou Mannix. “Purther,” he continued, phen the an ited “we ‘urpoce. We are here ¥ we are here to “HYG closed with a'tribate to De Valera |™ as one who might be trusted with trish “cause. yeIDENT DB VALBRA'S : RESB. ‘eata: which he spoke that I can tell the people of Ireland that I did not cutstey my come It was ot ap indi is ym and red to Ashik fed ass against Conscrt Au ‘anowsrenor MANNIX 8PEABB. of @ magnificent ad- rene ‘Archbishop Mannix said: “Ireland ts a small Nation but {t has © very lon; tly it reach zen have giv e President of the: Tela Repubite q ed can assure bi my ge hat your weicome {s not more enthust ad | be hard to please it Tow not t proud of the recoptfon that 1 have ar | €ot to-night In the largest city of Amer- fea. comed warmly by your beloved Archbishop. per been with Bim long, I can jore loyal son than Archbishop or or ft ematl ambitions. It to land there, and bowillini tnd it the Arephiaion by reason of bs mation. o1 cause requires int getting him all the belp peraging the bitter end, namely, the question of | Re Presid a | the natto re se De ua: vi ad Mil Shoart Pies" i Gaelic. Goaunutas,” he fne fea sont give recognition: to the bined in personal ballet the President of the United States but ‘welcome I have got relcol who made hin lent. ” have got a another Republic, and-T ha ame one who certainly is entitled to give ‘it, id that is President era, Pret. dent of the Irish Republic. ‘This welcome has come to mein for ngble ideals. They went ‘tot it wi clean hands. “They came out of it with a victory the President of ten his princi rin principles, and they were nobly express: ed by him. Therefore, | honor the Pres- ident of America. “Tretan land bases ber claim also on the Fourteen Points enunciated by Pres! dent Wilson. President Wilson did, et sive Ireland her Fight t0 to be free. Jand was a Nation lore Presidet wit Ireland did Rot 'wten| REIGN OF TERROR’ IN 00: AFTER SHOOTING OF SMYTH |™4 were thet soa rela af terror that ‘awopt MAKE ‘BELIEVE OFFICER GETS BRITISH . MAIL BAG. as Impostor When He 0: Later. De Dublin Casta now r tewuen a bulletin attributed Rews..of qutrages to Sinn Fein, sayg the’ Diarist of the Lon- do News,. 1 bell does not cont the, following .diverting. inct- dent; 1o day ,d-mounted milf- ta icemen assist there|the ore a ireevineg the animal in order. pentleman then rod mail bag. ed. That map who got away with the letters was the Sinn Fejner. BK A Dosen Armed Men Force Their t — Sol- diers Fire Indis ot iniStiy Into Corde on the Streets, pondent lous! 5 wa eto ihe ‘Bear Northgate ridge was’ ‘Dayonetted and died in; : aye While “Mail—] Courier Fromi the Oastle Beised roms alls Service tn core, male on ender. July 49, from th ports Pathe, Royal’Irtsh Constabul both wounded by: the first volley. Dat | Rides Up to Entrance of Géneral trove eters the atinkers en th Post Oiog, Dublin, Mounted on |e tye cane it was fond ir. Rob Spit pirited Tae Police- <r ert had a bullet wound in the head. | yon. Assit Holding Anim tab shot through He’: Gots Real | toth less. he former nla cae . a stated that neither wot ADMITS RAIDING 3,004 TRISH HOMES IN 6 MONTHS {People of Ireland Harassed by Police and Soldiers, but Car- son's Followers Are Exempt From Annoyance and Singled Out for Special Treatment. To show presumably that {t ic still busy as on active a agent of civilization and ts a ever in eenly dmall ations the "pritieh Government made an joa. or partial ad mission, of one phase of its activities in Ireland. It_was officially stated in Parliament on Wednesday, June J0, says the Irish lent, that between January 1 y isl thin year, 3,094 ratds we searcl by persons whose political bellete dl artes ed from thos: of Bir Edward ‘We were sanured som time ago that the Pier Ger. rms imported into Ulster from el in safe keeping.” Hor ately they were kept may he judged ith which they were when the Orange outb curred. But wnt batten Ulster was flowed to keep its 4 ammunl- Mon iin, say “ehe pelle gud. mill: in) searching -2.927 here On Ratraay eet Sy 1 ‘alte Lloyd him at home and comfortable would ask him to state briefly his care against Germany. eae rae saying that-{f g pleblecite were on | ica as to whether or net Anier- Republic my own by an overwhelmnt ing majority the ‘peonte | oft ‘of America would vote for formal recog. eee erica of the trish Re —- + ARCHPISHOE MANNIX GETS that EDOM OF NEW YORK} marx. 1s] 01 Republican Volunteer. epecch Astowel, County Kerry, e| watch he ‘weged Dolice to. shoot down i sight any ane suspected of kierorra 10 RGLDIERS HURT. The Press’ corresponden: caulidg trom from ‘Cork, on daly” 19, says: “Teg military lorries Joaded with sol- era which passed through the streets of Cork at 3'o'clock th{s morning ware ‘attacked viltans blown up. Bet sixty and seve! est saidiers were injured. The civilians threw ‘twenty-nine bombs. A ofan of this story by British has been cabled from London by the Unfversal Service correspondent. eter ann PRESS REPORT. ad an the streets of Cork, bringing the total cesogitien well over the one hundred ‘About 10: 40) Fae M. indiscriminate Bring Archbishop, M ‘Mannix m wae tender the started.in ail sections of the freedom of the City of New ‘Yor! ee rctpated iy t te slated, by mil- Mayor (Hylan, in the-Clty Hall, on Man-| tay ‘motor - lorries lane with @ resolution) cars. ot womea and aopted by th Board of Aldermen. “The }chijdren bi visiting wes loudly cheered “0s| doorways .and knocked. frantically at he entered and left the building. umerpus hovses for admission. Tah aan Volunt to Neyer Hyland having spoken of th bond of sympathy which unites Tay ef with those orm tinguished visitor. - sea to the Mayor, Arcobshep aly assira ¥ oy I ond yea (necetved bere eft ‘opea armas by the people’ and na the Chist Magistrate of ie by aren: tor torconter upon of thi? the sreatest ‘escort, tev “in the northern riaatot the city. ASSIBTANT INSPEOTOR GENERAL OF. "POLICE anor." Se Roberts, Dublin’ Oastle Ofice hn Tak “Gap a Wounded: in the Heal and .. Policeman's Lega Shattered. The risk incenen porte th Mr Roberts ond the artver, Constable fan in uimerick ‘hap bean ith hard. Tabor for waving en was. fixed as the pent att. ee es we. suppose, on the being in “propec hands.” | paren OFFIOLALS M SEIZED IN DUBLIN RAID. }Raiders- Pay. ‘arly ¥ Morning Visit to General Post | fice and Take|» Possession of Letters eB8 to-the Lord Lieutenant and | Chie Becretary and Other Offi- cere of ts Forelgp Government. malls intended for high | petish "Smctals in Ireland is freacribed Dublin t¢ American papers on July 13, The des- jecretary tnd t the Under ‘secretary ot the Triab | administration. a ars bare, berg Sniden BRITISH GARRISON GUILTY OF MUERER Meh. *painiistrative omens, ‘tn Ireli 4. It, say: peace officers pave by night occupled ders,’ sixteen ‘teen , cases” where, high spine bom! rect | ney the American ‘edldters for th lan-| Austrellan troops was warmly’ reci; were! in rovinces, ant by imprisonment clef pate! a Fi the: General Post heré this morning and carried off ul letars In ‘Coatle, the jot” 8 The raider wie, were armed. de He aed ER AND TERRORISM |" | stn Nunan's letter. captured b; Government and publtehed | joer, which will be found be y the British Carson. | minfead their colleagyes in Treland ‘and make the trouble worse. athe the statements made by Dr, the J ay untruthtal’ ‘ae “40 pot wiituny mis America, nt occurrences Contrary, their statements of fact are as and ;prejudiced “prejudice ds-the ristle exp ted int the» bad piotl matters 01 bad! informed ar nial pists formed. This attitude of mind both to jenda of ish Freedom and Clan-neGeel, whose cordial and hearty co-operation they had all along. THE CSE OF DIARMUID LYNCH. ea case in point. ‘a man who bes proved hls devotion to the Irish poe as Cleat rly as Eamor He fought bravely tn Baster Weok, was rentenced to be spent ax long a ‘sein prison, ae Do Valera, was later deported to America, Elreann. while pl was elected Convention in New York in 7918, was reelected at the trish veers | in mows an an when cls judgment owledge “of Kiverica foliar wovld injure tue trieh Gause, be is to be pun! a ‘Aside from bis being National Secre- tary of the zation, bis ip ° freann of judgment, but him under President De Valera’s orders. Members of the Eireann ed ne theory, ot the position of ¢ attacked, for and their roryes and many insqances of rifle volleys without warning. ‘Every expression x érinion with De Valera is described |tween “attack” when it ty only fair and In Chicago During Republican Yational Conveation And. Make Wholly Le founded Accusations Against Certain Irishméa La America—Deceiring The, ‘ Leaders {a Ireland By Misisfermatios--No Occarence is America, Is Described Correctly, But The Admission Is Made That Tho Exhibition. €2, Disseasion And Cross Purposes Prevented The Convention From, Takisg, Any Actioa—Bitter Attack On Diarmuid Lyach, Because He Refuses Te Yield His Better Informed Judgement To Mea Who Are Gressly: Igeorast OF American Affairs, Bat Who last Ou Dieting And Cotig r bal is Sebordinate To The President Aud That Its. Maes ‘Sheaid: The British Government—De Valera Hints The Letters Were Ui legitimate discussion of by the Phila | which full and free’ men could make them, but the exhib | fi ition: of -bias and tet | | characte! }The egy YAH The references to Diarmuld Lynchy| n De Valera | O50 ore ber of the Dali | SPORT Secrauary of noe Friends of Irish Free-|°° carrii impited |e dred. a I New York members as ta whether { thelr, Iriatt gmp: Heats 5 they they should. ‘put

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