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Full Title	The Gaelic American - Vol. XVII, No. 50, December 11, 1920, Whole Number 900.
Contributor	O'Reilly, Michael.
Date Added	21 November 2019
Format	Newspaper
Language	English Irish
Publish Date	1920-12-11
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 December 11, 1920, The Saelre- Qmenican. - ILLINOIS STANDS FOR UNITED ORGANIZATION Ganrention in Chicago Elects’ State Officers and Council, Fledges Support to the Irish Republic, and Deprecates Attempts to qs among the non-Irish citizenry of the precisjion were characteristic of the United Staten, \He deprecated the un-} man and of the occasion. fortunate attempts to magnify an hoz “I hope,” be’ sald, “there will be . Richard W. Wolfe, member ef-the Create a Split—Advocates Concerted Plan to Boycott Eng: 4 Republic the oan te es neil, rish Free nts an As war lish Trade and to Eliminate British Control of America: = a a ‘tae ‘wore-t0 “anne t ter the Ge peace Ot naif. Business Enterprises—Gallagher Chosen as State festand Sprisg-|fnancial methods in -Ameriem, Bats dserminatjon alee ‘of peoples, fn fe liberties years, {°f-2=#01 mations and to help to shake CHICAGO. November 29, ~ Mnots fest Wifference of opinion between Irish- a ritish agents the world. tree; ° went on record for ualon In no uncer. equal sincerity; emphasized the | State rer: William J-|in our Patiie emuty "Cornerton, an eneres, i have always beea ie State Copvention meer fiat that all are striving for a common [Grace was the Juantmous cholce: tor|chowed the danger of this insidious {8° champions of Uberty and have died tain terms at roal, and laid upon |State Secretary. “Mra. B. J. Mahony, menace, Mr. Wolfe Se pent meng $8 pleerelon of the rlgbt add as martyre rday, Laing before three o'clock the neessity for 1 personali.| Messrs. John A. McGarry, Eugete F.|years {u his rescarches te subject |t0 the cause; teaming steadily ‘ties and all facttonal feeling in a coin-| O'Riordan, and Lieutenant M. W. De-|and gave many lcpinating” siaelignte Whorean, ‘Tae ve Trish when appealed jinon, unified suvport of the Irish Prosi laney, former Naticnal Treasurer of the /on je activities of the International |"7 the Revolutloniats not ident. His rei ae Dunctoated A.O.H., were the other Chicago mem- Octupus mal only gave their sympathy but 38 per Sith spirited applause. bers elocted to the State Council. Rev.! The newly-elected State Counell have {ett of the men-in-arms and mo Mr. Bernard J. Mahony, Chairman of |4R, Neca oe Tolle er eae AIS? | planned a comprehensive scheme ot of- are MeGarry and |e Credentials Committee, reported 362 Sof - *|gantzation, by which every city: in the were were eb ir ry an. |Fosutarty elected delegates present, ex- st hatrnan und Temporary son, |stustve of National Council officers. espe uvely. porary % | Thirty-seven Chi branches, a Kees on Credentials and Reso- irony, oF Pernt the SorteeActd see lutions having been avpointed by direc: | \atenry, Bourbons and Aurora also tlon of the inceting, the Chufrman made sent delegai " st a very comprehensive review of th tor . exents leading up to the foundation of ‘The cairn jecretary having | Terence ey’s death, reported as THE RESOLUTIONS. jereas, England while she controls the orgunization. He outlined the varl-| been made permanent, the election of @|Chairman’ of the. Resolutions {t- Foltowthg are the resolutions as car- ® cable, on nie. the - qubnidized ous activities in which it bad been en. | State Goancil ‘proceed: Hon. Thomas ‘The resolutions were by the |ried cpanimocaly: and controls all ed, the many sources hy which it} of the Gallagbor|Rev. John Maguire of Bou! is. In e, the mambers 0} meese of communication “between Ire: t to spread the gospcl of Irish seat fon in Congress, and a deroted}a very convit reaz be, urged | Friends of Irish Dreedom ef the ‘arate |land and the ogtalde world, a now at fherty among our own neople, and to| Advocate of the Iristi Republican cause | their 4 polnted out) thetr {of Tne in State Oonvent Hap espembi- | tempting: people. sho 0 Revognition of the establish: |— lect fe Chatrma Hf could not conquer; and © Qh Hilsh Republic and’ tts elected lead-|Clamation. His brief remarks of ap THE IRISH | PEOPLE | be published beginnl: It = te ee satenta to james Connolly hy suff 0 January, or ideals for w! pressure to bear rkers British troops from the territory of the Irish the IriSh Pcople. Subscription rafes, yearly, $2.60, six months, $1 ished, 7 ther James Counol Literary So- ciety, 262 West 23rd “eure, Xow York. Make checks or money orders payable to Thomas MacDerm rer. those business interests most adversely affected, was advocated as the most method of achieving this end. sold en all tines to & from IRELAND _ STEAMSHIP TICKETS Highest Prices bine er [Liberty Bonds \ ENGEL 0 A. M. to 9:00 P.M. Fa. Harlem 8212. Near Lenox, Are. Subway. Agency American E: Money vOrder Dept. (4 WEST 125TH STREET, nothing Eto mar or disrupt the sabes [or tara ooo bli from Hs Godly ls | Sereno and © its :-testitutions cent fight of our people for Recosnitfon |rton of cu [founded by the Fatners of the Republic: of the Republic of Ireland.» Let us com- meta bine to make this’ mcvemeat; not Sea united, oeyjeltiog nt to “Sera, It has, always been the nation-wide, but world-wide; let st | dr oly tov fo tbe tnperatie ot rpollcy te extend ald had sym striv unitedly- ttt !the hour. « | pathy ta s.people 7 Re [advise you . a 329 matt Ave, be free and to set a; Tepublican form of Sorernment; ae STORD OPEN EVENINGS t UNTIL » 574 THIRD AVENUE, BRING YOUR FEET HERETO BE FITTED TO COMFORTABLB: SHOES. YOU MAY AS WELD; TRY A PAIR NOW. THOSE THAT HAVE ARE STEADY WEARERS OF TIGHE’S SHOES THERE'S A REASON. ae Rey SS Penge KINDS ag - JAMES J. TIGHE VENUE, One door below 38th St e SATURDAYD UNTIL 11°P, at, DRAKES.B BUsl EW ¥ YORK 8 “THERE'S A POSITION A NESS EVERY GRADUATED ESS SCHOOL, Inc. ROOKLTN' SCHOOL pepect, 7408 . Whereas, America herétofore lulled to sleop by England's wushstion of war Records A Specialty | LBS aims now’ finds. that England ts not only “ts of open) whith she alwa; ised and raed tos | Whereas, Wo believe ra the American | upon Ireland ex-convicts ti commit. diabolleal_ atrocities; therefor | be tt Oar Rate on £ Draft. apd Notes ds Rane, Teak we the Toleds ALWAYS the’ Lo the LOWEST.’ {ish Freedom, a. for, mmerkan. principles, “American ideals and American ‘Ainstititions; and be It “clad, Tht That ™ reapecttally: ask th ognize came Ropublle: and be ire Hse Stedciship Tic Tickets san re ee "he Soderite for we over it farther ATLANTIC EXCHANGE Wt xmlved, That our Goaromest rel Andrew Lazare, Prop. Deéllars 1 o- Eng Pees and Be Five Hundred song ot tet O'Sullivan, ere umpai that’ cowano, - ANCHOR, Trish and English 1 Notas, ° U8 MAE STEAMSEIP Drafts and Money Ores 4 at, Lowest. Market Rate: ; International Travel Bureau,: ame: 136 EAST 42pd ST. (Neér Graid Central Sta.)° NEW YORK Dmecieag money Calsyoed by England to crush a Ropebe! and he t further Rhinelander 2284, Open tntil8P. 3 antago tained Ny aither part on this aide of the ‘Auantls will not ot quench a slagle fire ia Ireland Resolved, That we cal pon eli Amer. Kindly patronise tis Btore tor |{| ‘2, Ft ee IRISH RECORDS Irish Msc Rolls and Basic | NRISH: H BOOKS Central Masic and Book Co, THIRD AVE, Corner of 67th Bt peratigD the President er ireiand. tn bie Rant for the recegnition of the Irish Republic. ee CRAWFORD D-AT 8 8. JOHNS. , “War between England and ’ America ‘is therefore inevitable.” - . “At the present moment coroner’s inquests have been virtu- . ally abolished in Ireland and every policeman fs , virtually authorized to kill any Irishman in sight. ~ All he need do. to: put himself in order is to report that ‘the dead manapproached him in a suspicious manner and did ‘not hold up. his. hands when ordered to do So.’ abe 4 Réad the Second of the Remarkable Series of Articles by the Foremost Publicist:and. Most Advanced Thinker in Europe IN NEXT. SUNDAY’S iy eee SUDA et JOHNS, “Fevtoundiand, Nevem. oii na creat iru potting as held. CHRISTMAS. CARDS, GREETINGS , IN GABI GREETINGS a iD 1921 CALENDARS, ar (itp Bjrat of One Bipok, Ni eae Deen Geen Dally CHRISTHIAS PRESENTS PRESENTS FROWN IRELAND Dozen. MINTED” CELTIC DBS $1.90, tuo ua #380 ert nha cod and Published in Ireland, of TRE GAELIC LEACUE: GF venue Aad 6let St... New Xe York: jes." Nom: NEw. Dally from 9. A. 5. to-9 P. M Tu GABLIC “AND | ENGLISH: s CHRISTMAS: BOOKLETS, ere were 0} ato .peaple inthe all i Tate were u unable to. gaia Moucy Exchanged. Regular Sailings.To and From Urcland’ avd Authorized set Re J. GRIMES, 5 Columbu Matrance {Room “sunday | 1} to 1. 1f7). | NBW: YORK © Phone caleba 9363, re aint aeeng nee tog ‘ea ee Joan -thet tbe cam: —--— MONSIGNOR TAA TAAFFE DIES, of 6t Patrick’ from April, rier, until ackin was 1 ae and ftimee thon until en Selle ee th irae Heke _Gaseety: faiaetng the celebrated on IRISH- RECORDS Jiga,, Resi, Maric Rolls”. We hare Se eonact Pye Musics! Instrumente, B10, 3801, 8TH an So he beh Bt, Tee HONOSRAPH ‘Yeu Vat omental ‘ine Wt oto better 9. sa Reet Sb of Uleter Provbetant. echt Bas. Monsigbog Thomas Tea ty eto ‘Willooghb: Bia zt Pc char fe ‘ardeng lover of Ireian jand,| HOOEEDY Aretvitiougby Avenve, on | 2% deaplte bis advanced age and fell Deo Osten signor Taane, h who tog Ae ¢ a patri- archial Sgure at the th jemon- wasn native of Ireland, wes in archlal Sure at the groat trish demon- York in recent y title of Monsignor td. “see ye late in tht | roe -| Orange and “| where barial tool December dead was chanted in the = Bishop McDonnell presided over id itizen can neter be Beannacht De te nanom. -—-—— MONSIGNOR PEN PENNY DEAD. The pete Rev. Ke, Monsignor Willis | pastor of the Roma Cutholi: jun eart disease, at the age of seven: Penny had completed _yeqra Sin, the, prfest erates aia olen i Tee fm Jone. 1a 181 e | ‘Pepe's household. re taking the pastorate at the of the Annunciation Monsignor ‘was pastor of St. Patrick's at Neveu and dean of ‘the counties of Rock! je was. born J “Kingston. X.Y. Saturday, k place 4. The Divine office for the ureh 7 of the 6. NTY CORK SINN FEINERS| ¥ oomgET “BLACK AND TANS” |, ott iuntve real Service dewpatch ‘trom nr roe and The Home of»: IRISH Ly Wald san’S 5 Grafozsla £ he3 rd Nese 2th St. - NEW.YC=> FLOGD: STEAMSHIP -ACEKCY; Drafts and Money Orders, . Meney Exchangeds Open Evenings. Tel, Plaza 1408, J =A SAFE ae Burke's Dental s products Co, first Street - and a Itfetime.—Adr, Irish Music h Mh Ave, Now Terk Clty * {014 THIRD ce ao yay Broadway

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