Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-10-26 | Page 6 | Plan Services for Mac Swiney

I PLAN SERVICES I FOR Die Ogden Irish to Take Part in "Manifestation of Indignation" Local officials of the Friends of H Irish Freedom have received a tele- pram from Dlarmuld Lynch, national secretary, cnlllnp for organized "mani-testations "mani-testations of Indignation and .-orrow" next Sunday "over the murder of Lord Mavor MacSwlney of Cork and Mich-ael Mich-ael Fitzgerald." who recently died after a hunger Mtrlkc In a Cork jail. Pemonstmtlons throughout th- en-tire en-tire country will be conducted, accord-Inff accord-Inff to .1 I", Murra; of Butte, Mont., chairman of the Friends of Irish FTee-dom, FTee-dom, who Is visiting In r,l, n H "The felinj: In Monlnnji Is Intense on the Irish situation, not being con-fined con-fined to the Irl3h peopl, alone." said Murray today. "In Butte, the mayor of the :ty -W S. Stodden. an Englishman, born In Cornwall England Ij In favor of hl. rty fr the Irish He Informed me aomo weeks apo that hie hcarl ached for those who were forced to be do--filed their liberty. In his estimation, .ho stated that the people of Ireland should have the same freedom which Americans are enjoying "Th great majority of the English people were In favor of the freedom for ih- Irish mayor. Siodden Informed jpe It is the rulers of England that are withholding their freedom, he ; said." kj Special services will he held in the Ht Igden ( atholic church Sunday in ac-1 ac-1 pordance with the wishes sent out from the cant by the national secre-m' secre-m' lary, is said.