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Full Title	The Gaelic American - Vol. XVII, No. 46, November 13, 1920, Whole Number 896.
Contributor	O'Reilly, Michael.
Date Added	21 November 2019
Format	Newspaper
Language	English Irish
Publish Date	1920-11-13
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 Vol. X VIL, No. 46. Whole No. 896. X NEW YOBK, NOVEMBER 13, 1920, A JOURNAL DEVOTED TO’ ota CAUBE OF IRISH INDEPENDENCE, TRIsa LITERATURE AND THE INTERESTS OF THE IRISH RACE. Sutscrpuee Monn eum, To. Bovtaae tre. Sees Ree eS Yo wedes Jan. a8, 1919, at the Pe the Act of March 3. 1875. PRICE FIVE CENTS. English propagandists eay the BRITISH OFFICERS TORTURE. PRISONERS Two Sinn Feiners, Arrested Near. Bandon, County Cork, Are Victims of Savage Cruelty---After Having Been Beaten, Bayonetted and the Flesh of Their Arms, And Legs Torn With Pincers: They Are Put Up Against a Wall to be Shot---Request for a Chaplain Answered With Curses---One Man is Partly, Insane As Result of Inhuman Tréatment. Irtsh 19 a “domestic question.” Questior Reed what follows and when you bave Enishe conscit e k your jence as a not a matter for Humanity, to See exnotige ary story of Tuomas ‘Hales and Patrick Harte, of Ynocknacurra, Bandon, Cork, new serving sentences of two years’ hard labor, is published in the London tary offers are BRITISH JOURNALISTS. Central News and “Daily News” Representatives in Treland Re- ceive: Murder Warnings From “Black and Tans” for Telling the Truth — Chief Seoretary Greenwood Says He Made These “New “Reprisal” Threats to 0 Give Protection to All Correspondents.” ‘pre ith is disliked’ by the “Black and conep! the tor. ATTEMPTED SPLIT IS CALLED OFF Group of Faotionists Who Have me Time Have Been in Chi to Start a Been -Working for Secession or a oe Defeat Call M tion — Gathering ing cago Bival Postpaned Telefaitely at President Be Val Valera’s Bequest. 16 Conif held at the British bassy In 1917 and 1918, “Disrupt the h ertea. and De being ng or paving his which sim: ‘The correspondent of the Central News (a Bri news-gathering agency) at Trales, Ireland, reports that he bi ved writ warning eat to the Gir’ Hamar Greenwood, Ch! tary for Ireland, was usationed mine the ot mons jest Watnesiey. saya vow London de don deopetce. rend lent nt Ire POLICE THREATEN TO KILL |? struoted the Force Which Hes to fen for Father O'Reilly, of E ‘of Feakle, Coun- source. aloer cable from- London, “eted November 6, out first ritmatting hem cen cho: dated November 5. the were carried cut in revenge. for bls death. Two men who were arrested on sus- | picion of having been imp! by the military and police In Ireland. —++e—_ PRIEST WHO-KEPT DEATH VIGIL BEATEN BY SOLDIERS low British soldiere--thoes heroes ‘This is the story as told by the A painful and dtaqutting tale lero iated in calm ‘oy the ‘Rev. ORelly. ®' Curate, Peak County Clare, in a tee ter to the the night of the 7th instant in the ah tage, Unerampled in ferocity, and In ex i¢ as an outrage the Catholic Oburch is what he reveals cou Catholic hair and. ahed Toare ‘ince St “'BRITAIN'S POLICE MURDER WOMAN AND HER UNBORN BABE IN GALWAY Mrs. Qujan Would Have Beea a Mother Again in a Month-—Shot Dead, Wi Front’ of Her Home, by Ruffian, Who Fired From: Passing Lorry —Neighbors Who Came to Her Assists: ‘ance Driven in Terror to the Fields. When tating to them then . tight-tting army ® Clare, Who Had, Watched i, was erecuted after havi, Bruieh muree whet. | woe rome sine - Remains WO UOD- ied of being a. spy. what an outtry of ter ou (Tat are a Preevared ze stables Is Brutally Assaulted |rage, lamentation and denunciatio ae er eoer pordents| bY British Officer and Privates|"alsed by. British pro sta! The God im Ireland tf they comings tos write Stee] and His House Bombed—Com-| ea ith tenet woe. American ners ty pelled- to Take Shelter in |Paper editors who sneeze wh i Irteh’ Journalist e ae rn ral Sher write re o Prints Neighbor’ 's Out Hous body in Government circles or high T | The Irish Bi st (rom | stroy to attend the! the Split. {toa et the Dotty News ta the etfs th January. 1919, to July, 1920, 267 Ens-| There ts not o: among them|The telegram is as follows: correspondent's life was in danger tah and military we: red | of any standing or influence in the Na- Ned from “Black and Tans” bamuse he bythe Irish Republican Army, disarm-|tjonal Movement, or of real ability. The}, New York, November 5, 1930. | wrote the truth. \ ond with only talent thet any of them have Government, ‘wid Sir . De | hitherto shown is for making "Cuitago* Lin. jaa: ot, been informed of the threat, circulating venomous: falsehoods, on request of President De the In- and some'of them ate masters at | ¥é * ot at tvalee: shere-the Unreat was that. In thetr blind foDy/ime of them| f/f * “T. ‘J. Dwrea” | alleged to. have been made, to give pro probably do realize thet, at, this |°\74e- Secepeienisis’ -were 20, discony: | tection, tf all ne errespondents, Eine eben Lior George 2 iobering at the poor of thetr vr hey : people and the “Black and | ‘Spite many | RE i ais High Hi a i i 5 was also str 1 yas oot ja 6 datend mye? and Ligatenant soreral times In the face and 5 BEATEN ax BA¥ONETED. je Streets. . Tuomas F, Dwrra.” Michael Colina, © Hugh O'Connor, Michael A. Kelly, , William Darry, P. J. 01 e.- ° Edward J. Joseph A. Lynn, F,.Dwyer, Anna E. Johnsgn, John H. Dooley. arrested | 5G. O Gertrude B. Kelly, At the same time, bat the “military tet Witiam F. Cahill, Jobn-F. Kelty, m . Jobn J. Hearn, Thos. §. » On reaching the lorry they were not: Harrigai able to throw ur oth in together, as Jone, Ff Pore. Es ocomier, JM. they separat rte from me and the | ‘thomas J. Hurtoa, T & Shanfey,, f9:, threw us into tne lorry nly | Austin For "FJ. Sexton, ind, as bi was ron “down my |\ Co! fare trom the injuriesci-fecalved. We | Uns Ferd b. F Oauner OC. Sere taken to Bandon into the mili oning the above dist of nonentl. darrarks yar. and were lined up to belties, the Triende of of Ireland will look fn ‘ou have some docu- (Continued on Page 5.) mantpulates 9 [of carrying out ‘he British “pmbesry rogramme. So far af winnie any large measu' ot support ish “people. In 10. projected Bolle wilt ta doomed to falturé, “oat nk Ube newe papers, will, of course, “Irtah row” and for the @ fictitious importance which will do reat ‘in Ireland. Th and coani civen to these graph, / and nunveds. ot ‘pec have recetred patlege, a money tecribed for real we work for Ire. land has been wasted/ Following Js a copy of the telegrams: “New York, November 1, 1920. that elected represen tatives Ot Repotite of ireland have not er recelving co-operation end are neil ioe coordination of Unought from exe otive authority of Irtsh Freedom, thereby nullifying the object jor which \was found in his mission To this end the undersigned x : 0. 1. F., and others, urgently’ ask to m d confer in Chicago on No- 9 and tb 4432) North age been called by tele of | Ject, west corner Randolph and Le ma CAN SHIPS WELCOMED BY IRISH, PUBLIC BODIES. British Gover ernment Condemned ford Waterford. City Coane Council, Cor! jon, and Council of the the Cork Ta: jostrial Coste out tor pobicaton by M1 L. Fawnitt, Irish Consnl, from bis New York office. ‘The resolution, after welcoming the United States Steamship Company's vessels, to. Cork and ei Uot-that thetr calling ot Cork wil od too trade and in- ‘and Amer- fea, saya: “We condemn {sh Government authorities probibition against Al Yeecls. entering Cork Harbor 0} cast-bound voyage. We regard a a hibition Rot ae ‘an tnlated incident, bot the tradit! hey | the action of the Brit- a, {net of maintainieg control tof of the seas, and Preventing the sbtpping expansion of other nations, We also regard it fr within the past serent ion, people will cooperate. with an; taken by them Te ts Pepa ane to the in {interests of our country thi ve te all I xomele. and tt ‘ our desire maintall course with" a nations.” “GREATLY BIAGGERATED: bd | Thess report Fethers vy priush ‘forces near vain for of one man on woman who le'kngwa to the country for any ae Qounty’ Cork, on: Norensber 5. hes youn Gealed by B acteristics of th . ment has attracted reduced country | five (rom. eight millions ot? om four millions guns, “We fook to the. Uatted 3 Btates Aamin- the Very Rev. P. E. .Mageanis of the General of the Redemsptorists, Father MacMahon, of the Jesuit ‘ours tain | ony OF MARTYRED IRELAND STIRS HEARTS IN ITALY. ROME, November 1—The action of ty Bash, | ‘a leader of the Catho cmery, say ay ‘cannet ‘remata indiffereat to t |the desperate cr: ‘The time has comb, for Italy to know TEMPLENGRE BURIED Ana LOOTED BY MILITARY tintana. sans ish ine attended by | ts | tone for | the ihn mother and her j th Child in Her Arms, in of thoee who dewailed.-the j woes of Belsium breathe even @ sol! nh ceased. to be me bocause the fatal al shot wes by a hireling in the 1 ot land Ne world Tooke on, apparentiy ‘te moved, while massacres reo civilimnx, one of them woman with a baby tn hor arms, shot in Ireland today, according teed.) rather | | Fa benought him to leave | was resolved to ar the rte | and the crueities of the 5 o'clock. He made an Act of Contrl-; ‘Meh troops serving as police and thelr | tion and recited the afew treo work of d Later when putting turt on the fre to) 0% 1: im fro strock A PBOMISING REGRUIT FOB|the tadie—a salute from the suns and [a domb rh the parlor window fol THE “BLAOK AND TANS.” |1,veg, doing considerable damage. wh rock | ThE” ked at tho door ibaa oe nt ‘te community |e through the dear The tm Bagland oto lgtbla for the tack shattered the fanlight and riddled and Ten Soriliary to the Royal cs bis ‘bed from underneath, and all this eblaze wil ‘When’ Thoraas Landers, seaman, was, | time iB6 © e j ea79 tbe ee Eee Sean Wey. "About 3:30 A.M. he 6 through | with h stealing, brandy. hiner the dack door, a dangerqus tagk a8, it was pearly te the front décr. fet off with avGng, aa he wantod (0 jln | TM INT Orth down be the Royal righ iat Ponstebalarr, He was Tog. 80 is 2 ‘not te make ole. and ‘bombed and withe eo of the gir] who had ‘ecw | im oringing bim to the was burned down Sounded. poltcemen by the military. O'CALLAGHAN ELECTED TO SUCCEED MARTYRED MAYOR |“ ‘were pet ou ty Lord Mayor " wayor Ocallaghas ot | re... Windows {n..more than? fifty Cork has been elected Lord Mayor of houses were 31 bat the occu-| that city, suceeding Te erence MacSwiney. ts | pants ithout Injury.. The pro-' who died of bunger in In Brixton. Priso Grietor’ of one of tht shops | London. set on fire by fif- ‘teen wearing trench some {helmets and others gs mas! NEW “REPRI8AL” ATTACK. British military and police again com- mitted als” in Templemore, |County. Tipperary, according to s des- CHILE HONORS MaoSWINEY. —— The SANTIAGO, Chile, “November ial > spectal Mi celebrated here to-day tm memory 7 of the late Lord Mayor Ma 'ewiney of Cork, ast | = | BED CBOSS ASKED TO ATD SUFFERERS IN IRELAND. 4; |formed in other n id . the not pee why he should run sway.. An Branch inepector and eight |Friends of 1 Tih, Freedom Ask | or ten soldiers, knocked at his door at} That Service Be Extended 6:30 PM. He 1 door, and we re h * wos ered out. He was told he as lef 8 ol ritis Army o ;ments for Potnns to be. noundly thrashed.” and.’ he sa; pation Similar to That ray, [hore aod then the soldier cane b meld Given Other Stricken Areas in | me down, and 4 A me to the wall | Europe—No Definite Answer|imna coi a front of ot the house, "1 Jed to! to the Request Recoived. ment if 1 i mo with the stock ‘olentiy Sine! e | ome following eon stick when I protested. The District, Po emi amb Nauonal Socrotary. u spector then 'atorceded. be it said to | 7 lends pet. Freedom, his credit, and th saved me from eat Cross will “peak tor yor II October 22, 820. |The American Red Crone, National Headquarters, Gentlemen—Mr, Jobin J. Bockley. Seo. |retary of the New York Local Council, \ Friends of Irish Freedom, has handed me copy of your esteemed letter dated my Ireland. ‘We confidently rely on the American Cross to extend to Ireland a simi- lar service to that 90 pers war stricken areas. Bsteeming your kind co-gperation, I remain, Sincerely yours, Natonal ow Lrxch, Sorretary. | IN RED CROSS, that we are expect- lag 2 very rly reply in thts rerard \trom our Commission for Purope, (rom our Pari Mie communicate with your organization again. Yours very truly.” Grorar A. Swoax. / Assistant to the Vice-Chairman. Mr. Diarmoid Lynch, | National Secretary Friends of Irish Freedom, 280 Bre ys tew ‘York, N. Y. October 30, 1920. ‘Cross, d jt their beds and shot outside. —++ | MORE RAIDS IN DUBLIN. IN, November 6.— Numerous military raids this in. lishment of Patrick Mahon, where in. Fret Red ‘ational Hi Washington. Attention Mr. "coor A. Sloan. .Gentlemen—We deg to acknowledge moved.

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