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Full Title	The Gaelic American - Vol. XVII, No. 43, October 23, 1920, Whole Number 893.
Contributor	O'Reilly, Michael.
Date Added	15 November 2019
Format	Newspaper
Language	English Irish
Publish Date	1920-10-23
Publisher	New York [N.Y.] : Gaelic American Pub. Co.
Source	Joseph McGarrity Newspaper Collection
Topic	Irish Americans > Newspapers.
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OCR | | Two October 28, 1920, «PRIEST TELLS HARROWING STORY OF BRITISH MILITARY FRIGHTFULNESS IN IRELAND Father Cotter, | of Ironton, Ohio, Visit. Describes A Shamefully Outraged, He Atrocities perpetrated in Ireland br the coldiery which the world was told @efended uns and priests and women ibed by the Rev ‘passing thove inflicte Just Returned. From a Two trocities of British Rule, Many of Eyes—Saw One Man by “Black and Tan"—Women Declares. for help, I roma talked to women who had itnder circumstances shew see desmneracy of the Bleck sn “rans, Brixton Prison and spent |enree ours. with the Misses ‘Anna "ond “| Mary MacSwin wistors | Lo Mayor Macswiney. pr 1D Wes sur rounded with soldiors on horse, and at @ storm and assault were er O'Conn: ged | Order that $200,000 be voted to sen! rd Father O'Connor, this was interpreted ‘oor Mac8WINEY" ‘8 PICTURE. the Lord Mayor's relatives Father James H. Cotter, D.D., gradu. |took t his ‘pictare with the camera of my ate of * Vanhattan College. The picture rot member of the Boa The t tors of The Coiumbiad, oma publica, the es are bollow, tion of the Knights of Columbus. thus eyes sunken, but for all that the mighty summed up Irish conditions vesterday.' majesty of the man suffuscs a Father Cotter was passing through over his face. New York on bis way to Ironton. Ohlo.| “Goth, Hui ‘where he {s rector of t wrence’s | gether at thei He spent nine weeks in Ire hetore England's d{abolism in freland. ngland plots 7 the'sina, sein many British Government ot freland by _ frightful any other Vases WAS | ness Balbrig: r other British | Tans ba: to the’ people. 1 death, talk specially to Pro- neck y the British Government a al made {t a poiitte. teatants. WITNESS OF ONE MURDER. mo sol red all of us should be ‘battan, New York City ‘efter volley in the terror. stricken town.) “1 1 with pit tent slong tive the Ar American ‘and the Irish INVESTIGATE THIS DOWNS. CATHERI: “The enforcem the curfew. tary, gol from Middleton to Cor! . . Republics God preserve . of an oft. which the Black and Tans use to shoot | Jafl, an officer sent a shot through the 'Y FOR IRELAND. = from false friends Vand tdlotie Detoeal Wonderful 2 Sevtone at remy pone. avy Irishman found outdoors ies of two brothers, strapped hack 1o|" The dlavuaslon quickly reveaied the e bounds of decency. THe | ambitions Bottce 1 i hereby ven to areas baring o'clock, is a cloak for di ‘K, killing one prisoner a1 widespread tense feeling caused | /rish Press ‘commen: aba in +e Opportunity game ane Nee Yor Dowas, late of the on women. The ing the other, whom he would hare xii by this monumental ingratitude and|More than a year ago an emt the same wi gostei hee ty te ince. ta th (GOUGH CONDEMNS BRITISH ‘Tans invade hou: ly bis soldiers preven In En- | misre} tation,” and both men and/Up intermittently ever ' her (gre women and commit the of the Crown e very freely, | whole history of rid sou sourvalian ware ATRO! OCITIES IN IRELAND. Ymowing there are none o! rew a man’s e flames of | but mostly without heat. It was point-|has nev “atroad to Interfere or respond to calls | iis burning home, fired by his mur-{ed out that the Vict id was raised jure he sicaraphie more satorated to = Famous General aral Speaks Plainly —————— . to defend the Irish Cause in. America, ‘ations! sur ‘ aie : ning ot | where eeded defense v "| Aneaacan defended the Natiopal Coua-| Against Massacres Connived at 1 was in Galway at the beginning ot ery badly. 7 ? || its horrors. Railway Hotel, where and te money accruing the sale {cll and used no lange: by Goi ent, PEERLESS af] t was a . opens e railway ‘hage wore mb 20 tt wes eT eB a tof the New York | tiation, where “e Black and” Tan land, and that sab- | can corresponden Makerot HichGrede |] poorished his revolver without any| scribed by practically fe same people | because Mr. Downing sympathists with | Evening Post, writing from Manchester, |} Abdominal rovocation whateter and shot an tp-| Why not use thi mey for what-|the wreckers and r at-| Engiand, under date of October 3, gives |}! ° e the jnag- Supporters, nocent bystander. roy, fi pres-|ever was needed in Ireland? obs tacks he re eme aro h deten ie nied the | the following extracts from a letter pud- russes and |/ence. A Volunteer jumped on bis back | tion de that the Bond money lished im the Manchester Guardian Arch Su perters. Elastic |! and trie¢-to wrest the weapon frora|must be recerved for specific pu vient Is sree oly! eae trea ‘Sir Hubert Gough. who i GI NSBERG Beck in; him. The murderer tried to shoot him. |tpat it “sacred fend" which must | ment like thi bury OF va as chief figure in tha “Curragh i] teay attendant. kin Guaranteed |/2"d while struggling wounded two|not be di io” Bill se. ba 8 tub Ben, New York. Calls made a Hospitals or Resi. | oth si shot by a civil-|the thet ot 01s, bat whe is now In favor of EAa_———————————_—— a {ie ee ey thie to tel ene ee tt? was that the fret 7 secae Rind of —— Sa £ spot that it was the onl ing to d0/and most, sacred duty of every Govern: I do not think.” “aye Genera Gough, Le PEST J26t 116th STREET," Os oe ct was tae ene ct} Announcement — |}vmar'aar run von can [ONE Bite Og Seavicka, sth & Len ‘Tel. Hariem 139¢ | INQUIRY BROKEN UP. the Lives and ‘of its own people, wold the couclusion that the author! TieNTS ARE GLAD TO, ! followed the ‘rep1 ut end that the was filmry tes in Ireland are deffterately encour,| “5 ‘SEND OTHERS. - ltwo hours later, 259 soldiers and police] untenable. It was also.pointed out that |! ruts gpece is being occupied by || aging, and, wast is more, , , Patronize this Reliable Dentist | nay je frant.doar of the hotel |there was, s movement am 'WALDMAN'S GRAFO- |! ecreening, reprisals and ‘counter-mur! DR. M. WERDECAR jand volley after volley for the next|0ur people in America to “adopt” de NOLA GHOP, 43rd Street and Mh |! der’ by the armed forces of the Crowa! DRS. SWEENEY 2 W: i. Me «4: hour townspeople. 1 lay vase town in Ireland. end pat -ALDMAN'S: GRAFO- 1 use the term ‘armed forces of tha jon the near the window while the | ¥! manag NOL OLA SHOP is hightly recommen pol eray: Surgeon Dentist error ur on Tos bluse pales sui be adewetey tet a tnt yey.(] SOU uy ames [lor ae , SURCEOL DENTS 48 West 125th Street, New ror and want to Broderick’s, t Ba rey tae the Dood ck || wil find at very | estimable |/ are being recruited with © #p andiseip- 947 BROADWA Excellent Dentistry and Reasonable/, woman of sixty-five years, mother of | insisted jshment a complete stor! s ‘ Prices. bildren, in a little room, poured petrol |they helped to ralse’should be first call-|| (Tan uPeneea. Sn4 Gotumbia Grafo||lined war om the Irish. metres rose em cares in d fited the house.jed on. But nearly all a: on te HT oles. most sin! feature of LADY IN ATTENDANOR = Luckily she escaped from a rear win-jed attempts to We the National s, SOLD t policy is that indiscipline is actu- a, Recommended to Long dow. Council by depleting its stmul-|] OOLUMBLA as Sty conuived at. This 1y have = | 1970. Frobtieal j and Others. “On to another house they ment. pull sly with an ofganized attempt t ON EASY TERMS. Jone — create a most LEGAL NOTICES. jase abroad, Borough of Menken, fl wet SDING ed poor Quirke out of a boy who|disrupt it by speakers sent through Patronize dang a force i Yor city. we i PRESCRIPTIONS had absolutely no connection with the his Sountey: and by \ falsehoods circu- W , 6 ola Sho NORTOR E 3 q fel Specialt platform epl put him against allated in Ireland. aldrss rafon an.order ol Mouenold eMedia . Be jamppost and, to prolong his agay.| FATHER Power -Looxs fy THE : as ~ P jas | Se eit} a : || ces Than Elsewhere (shot him nine in the low REOR. Ard Stand Sih Ave, New York City etl is j —_ abdomen. An inquest on the victim! while the debe k tein : County Of New York, 3 was forbidden. ile ‘the debate, was koot = at ot 3 b seriber, at his se Hansburg s NIGHT'S MADE HIDEOUS. Toner oouns tern wes die ‘Try our Ser en soatatoln ,Cuolcest | Nassau Si the office of E. J. : / played by the supporters of ‘the motion. C War, Srourh ihe oftics DRUG STORE Hearn, of Westfeld, Mass, who | of the war in Fran pling roth day of Rent next. NewYork, ea or before deen tly engaged ih Secessionist | was always strictly’ maintained. No] Dated, New York, the 23rd day of Sep: December ext, i 34th ST. & 3rd AVE., N.Y. attem who resigned before the | fy AND E executions or destruction of property Treodore Baumeistey, = | ight NO™ Forte the Established 21 Years. " note} | close of the meeting, said reproachfully took place, excei meequence of , Joka Rormene rote llntelet Boatry att’ Pony |that there "was muc horutity te that for your home beverai mace} T 1s xor & sentence of eourtmartial or by orders Executors, "i eo room to the Representatives of MUCH of a sentor officer, without being firmly |~scoTT, JOHN 7 ia | guremaaes 7 REAL IRISH SODA BREAD jared. tr ante faving alles own jand was told that the was on the | QU, ALITY OF BRAND you use that | repressed and severely punished. i - ou jour Ree 8S - J armed rufantsm fe other | foot. Pathe UARANTEES SUCCESS. | ‘Mut it is evident that in Ireland at | {> Stade face Of whe Comets: a “lteland voted for the Sinn Fein Re: 2 | ouaersieme are usually caused by| this moment murder and destru ‘ucMeeae. | mec 3 ee Seotine nt ‘Tee. arial Package ve oa and ve materi that Irish Freedom out of his rool aa Leap lteaiiea We always ‘eoppls . winked at, tt not| New ork” decsacd 2 Spa se Pith os Senet present oe the history of Me politics of any nat was the goods mi fosacting. business’ - J.J. NO OLAN IRISH BAKERY. {tara we BO per ceat. then, SUPERIOR TO ANY OTHER 1 ‘of Miphaia right, “attorney: Ter COLUMBUS A ‘ow if another election should take " or befor ing ‘te Stree piace, t would stake my credit for truth Fal set—light or dark at $1.50, it | 70 rs nn Fe ew Vege. the sth day of, Ange Spone 10081 iverside. n 90 per cer juding package of 1 [Member of Archbishop Plunkett Branch, | “England has conducted a war of in- fun interactions, Mail 0 ers promptly to be condenined for not having takea jends of Freedom. ion has ru Ireland part inst such {Srervthing the used aga a NATIONAL iio “HEETS ive IN Fund and -for any money before. [rare TO GET RID OF THE FUNDS. longest aad warmest dlscussiea of the sveaing took place over a motica ot Path the Rep at opce, though he so that the National C Counell might be els. and deprived of power of do! work. If the money should be voted ope object would wi or of the Carmelite enadl deal the burn-| a ioe d down of ‘Trish towns ty British = With all approval ang the “Boad mcney used for that purpose? McGURRIN. TALES arnalanr. Father O'Connor Father Phil. O'Donnell of Boston, to ee of New York. nd Daild ease this joney was prec ent at these Conferences, admitted the fact, and was now undoubtedly dtrect- the cam) sh men over whom be aaa acquired a in. finence. war’ the General directs the battle far beck of tbe fring, line, aii Tettive, Scene against it. Bur MrJ tres epee. And cheep trick when be — yeboed word “blackguard” which ;| used to Gescribe the writers and hk make a Split in de Stroy the men who buflt up the, more meat. Let the Sgt wh! they have ty prec! be the pub- egreem tnvate as they have not been in the Past, and po man, 20 saat: ter how much he bas been wrotred, will ask any more, The men who have no ens afer: | BRITISH TROOPS MEET un: REVERSES -A' tree the. members. of which were "AT MALLOW, | was, today: stating that the Gover, Imowa to the editor. "4 an = ment had ten and o Gvar «more ceeded by drawing © LIN, OCTOBER 12.—In Mallow! toeium on Belfast ceeded OY raring ee tne Confercace, County Cork which was recently DurB-| trvatioe crested ty the Siow Bolt a and vy je Seven- rge withdrawals the Downing uses poisoned arrows. teenth Lancers, a military lorry Wa5| pen) Fe | L REJECTS MOTION. | attacked kiled The Sinn Fein some time aso go ff! Feinez, Ottenera tiles was beaten [f0ldlers, wounded, Sot re sorry | ciaea. to to foree the withdrawal of sumer HE erwhelming majort vive! e je party Lorry trom refusing 12 escape i yan ore At an eerller nage ot tne ere wiine te i Bapas|hecks reve on 3 i the Seceasionists icans, acording |BELFAS? BANKS HIT HARD,’ ent Tipperary” ob: he witnessed 2a iran carey wha eve tha Gay et at the Rattle of Calitawallah im India—Edt-| pet rast, 12.—The tre tor G. a ‘ ably made up of Unionists, Issued adn cans were th ye GPDDER'S ‘RLATHERSEITE. “ ing T can tively and was without fear of inform jon. 101 aur. ine the pared 1 bare Known Ras bee, IRISH i RECORDS bring @at os, th tatena boundaries of freedom, to clonooRAPHS. ON: EASY Tice } Amprove the lot of the oppressed, to in|, REINGC | ” the rity of the} | yar EIGHT A 4 bi We 2 it ts t6] careeet, Music Stare on Sei "Bide j observe the “if poasible,"in italics, and yber the Chinese Z Wars, the massacres of natives in LEGAL NOTICES, fr on. the Afghan frontier, THERINE, HARTE, CATHER of an ordey of Hom Joba P o Suresat oaoyable al Petice is hereby given to all ous ha yranny more odious than Enaiends ma Peni fs infimitety more claims against Catherine of County “ot: New York, wh wouchery thereat, to, ehe of transacting boa ry y. William C. Orr, r Cha Neat, Borongs Sefore the! aret day of Fetrsary: ort few ¥e at che 10th day of At 1920. Joho Reneh: William C. Orr, stupid. The motto of ee SUPERIOR 2 MALT ors cn, ERICK ble Job otis County - e seen tanks, artillery and even Government. and especially ern. surrogate y a ows + | poison gas wagons in the streets.” ‘of the xreat “Bria Empire, | Yorke SEAS is ere prea (2 Bees | Hose cohatan ase HT ou Wilt Eajoy fa rOIKE CNP Bet. ne . 7 ‘st, “eee Tork York city | Caneel Gough's vet to “ins ie mt core pate post bavng Se, If You Demand This Package THE STRIKE FUNS CLOSED. + toeeern acres ralerences epuntt| er ees szainat Joba Norax thie of seca i f the Sinw | Daniel . Sfereot to” . regular weekly meeting of the|nouncement mado? The people who 4 [Fein readers ant and ae ret condemn |hatian, ‘a che Cits of Sew Mromgmay: Maw See 2 Tea prs eas, at OE Mlannix-MacSwiney Marine Protest | Subscr! jeney” are not nn be expected | for the sub day. of BCR 1921. ‘ oe bers os “ Hanns ey tarily: inquisitive, ut they are entitled i 7 ‘York. the sisi day of July, | pevtan, eae Serre, Bor mittee was held on Saturday even-/15 some information if be ofa British often, Dut they serve to isc battan, in the City of New Yo ing. November 9, Mr. John J. Ehecben atked to make further And cmpbasize his stfong condemnation of Elizabeth S. Dickinson. | “Dated, “New “Yorke \ 0 the chair. The committee decid id be the ite 2 Government for the i jes Sagroll August, ‘1970. | Close the fund. Thore belding collec. spilt tint ‘would ruin the movement in ‘ ip: of property Mearried ons | Danie! Harold E. Lippincott, books are to return thera | America by the win {te connivance by the proress of an ta Eas Or tanh ‘Attornes. for Executrix, # . | with money on band to, Mr larrence Representatives. of. ireland or with the “Grown.” cine, Gouas Dare been) 271 Greedy aoe ; ran, «I Ena agth Street io of sn, 3 , EFUSE SUBSTITUTES although. they ba ‘ays been SI REFUSE ave an sotto committee ae | Tories in politics, their relations with 3 LAPPIN TEA CO, | Returns can also be made at the mest. JOSEPH HORDES + $| the People Rev bpieirink Arr ptr 4 U, S. ‘MAIL STEAMSHIP : : Ar || tng of the Local Council Friends of COMPANY, 3 a 190 Duane St., New York || trist of footing and pride in thelr trae te. 4 | J. Kumy, Secretary. : —. which was exemplified by the famous, : { Lord Gough’s exclamation, of | 4 . | 4 | TA I LO R ” sautnes, 4 THE IRISH ARE GOOD TO US AND WE |/j wesd 8.8, euaniivir SATE: Os 33; Dee. 4 4 0 t - t ‘ 4 We A ARES d oop our Rien With | CLOTHIER orse Ss | ‘ 3 ots WORTH STATE: “ ‘Oct. 30; Dec. 11 ] e re ear 0 rve ou nywhere i ' ” Se 4 ’ ” \ si ' For Married Women— |i} EOLE STATE: Nor. 27; Jan, 8. j STEAMSHIP _ TICKETS on ALL. LINES | TOR MEN AND FOUNO MES fer, la | Magnificent New Steamships, 4 | Sinde to Order of the Better. Kind. flomach, or troubled ‘wi with pain in ||}! American-built— t—American- ted ‘4 | High Grade Ready t . the back. or ner ° undergo an Jif! FIRST CLASS ONLY—Laxurtoi te ect ae ated oat a oneration. or after the operation dedsteads je rooms 3 COLUMBIA -GRAFONOLAS. ‘AND D_ RECORDS | - J.&L. SAFREN rn: se Bee | eaclenee e a ps bathe with most Tooms, ‘excellent cuisine, speciont 4 xP £atistaction” or Money. 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