The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02

Nv 4 T.. sWtENlI.
Thni the people "t kansas '.i'
who arr interested ~ IA" lfhl 1'"'
ton are with Lauon q" Vac .
nrainAt thu proposed l'lRuc ~ ~
lions rather ikdu with lho II ''' rye
or Sir Edward ''nlHun Ioi lN" ''''
n,nf nov before the srrt'" ".'F Ct
dent TO nnyh dN who witness. J ''c
rcrrution ylNcn me Irsu prrsi'"u
I'm Convention hall last SUNDAY ulfh
NotwIths'audlug iuoi'm"ui w''tn'i
which reduced IA" At rudtn'' h' =
popuIar concert to 800 prr""u' m Too
afternoon. more than 10000 men ana
women greeted NJ de valera hh'
hiH parry the tnmo evening
Tnco Irish pi~t1"ni ~ h''"h'I"'
rled on his tour hy Frank !. VA sh'
Dr James GTat'hn Myihan 'h = ~
canal minister II baltimore, Md ;,
Lindsay crawford, an or'ngon"n ~
from Ctnuda. esidcF his s"ctr.a y
and nm official reporter Of his meet
INN. In addition TO the -four nj Y'
named there we're Introductory AZ
lres,es by Judge Ewing {. Blhnd
and speech ny Hon X. tuhpison,
A Kansas man, who declared ne
was not irish. was not 'atholic'
was not even democrat
Crowd Chcrrcd Him Long.
Mr. de Valera " IA one OF he lhN'
spcnders on the program. Hts app" u
for the recognition of the irish -
public met with roar OF hppi"Nhl
which was neither more nor lees pr -
nounced than that accorded 10 MS
denupciation of The league ~ ma
lions, particularly httitl. 10.
Let me ask you. my American
friends" he said, that II YOU cant
do us any good, az least don't do uS
any harm by Joining league or ma.
tons which viii rivet tho shackl'H 7
ireland for ali time. The holy alii-
ance would deny an oppressed pee
pie the right OF revolution. The
league OF nations does not 90 mis- thr
hut IL would deny external aid. whi
In Just as essential and without whlch
no nation has ever gained its inds-
pendence"
only Nation Denied Chance.
MIR. walsh echoed the same
thought, dwelling nj length on the
fact that Ireland was the only white
nation whose claims to self-detfrmi-
nation were denied by tho peice
conference,
This Irish president Is FUN of llfc
and enthusiasm, although he Is be-
ginning to show the strain incident
10 long speaking tour. His appear
ance on the platform was the sigma
for "A storm OF applause that lasted
for nearly 20 minutes. win one hc-
cord the multitude OF Irish warm
bcarleducsa checred and cried To the
representative OF the Irish republic,
Every man and woman present car
rled and waved two Ntlars. In one
hand the stars aud stripes. In iho
other the tricolored flag Of green,
white and orange. representing me
emerald Isle. Giay haired men ana
women cried unashamed, the tears
coursing down their cheeks ThoT
10Y could not be stilled until given
fun expression, hut after he hni
taken his seat they waited patiently
through the long program unlil he
was actually before them, talking or
his and their beloved Erin And nt
every point they cheered and Cnecred
ngain until the hall shook Mr., de
Valera needed no tricks OF oratory
and he used none.
Mr.. Walsh referred 10 Mr valera =
credentials aH the president ~ lr'.
land saving that he won that pos'-
ton al the head of the Irish rovolu-
tnnary army and was confirmed IN
It by the vote OF tho pcoplc OF Ire
land The president himself stated
the objects OF his tour.
81 am In America as the Uffi 'itl
head of the republic established by
the will OF the Irish people IN me-
cordance with the principles ~ fclt-
determination" De Valera said.
Last December Ireland, by n more