Evening Star Newspaper, December 30, 1924, Page 12

IRISH PRESIDENT 1S UNDER ATTACK Dismissals of Mutineers Calls for Reorganization of Government. ssociated Press December e to the genel nment, which some critics regard as not being Irish enough The holding of a secret meeting of the government's supporters shortly before Christmas, the adds, shows that ing, and it latest consp! to lead to further remarkable de- velopments. Accuse Civil Officers. The Irish ast Nationalist paper, says night, an- 1 syspen- en made for d on bemalf of r officers, who retired n connection with the rch, to suborn from al- bers of the army and certain for from the ari mutiny in legiance renewing government to pre: stitutional nature added that the executive coun reason to believe th persons ag t IRISH REFUSAL OF VIEW OF BRITISH GIVEN LEAGUE Latter's Objection to Treaty Regis- tration at Geneva Meets Firm Objection. d that Ireland’s com- e right of en dis- ague. ment that ish cof would be published in th Nations treaty series FIRE THREATENS BLOCK. Flames From Gasoline Tank Cause $140,000 Damage. BRYAN, Ohio, De 0.— An n, Ohio, Hardwa flowing ignited 1 epread to a building next door pied by ewelry store, but partments. at $140,000 RIVERA RETURN SET. Spanish Directorate Head Due in Madrid January 4. MADRID, December 30.—The return to Madrid of Gen. Primo Rivera, pres- ident of the military directorate, but who for sonie time has been in charge of the Spanish operatipns against the Moors, in Morocco, has been set for January 4. Primo Rivera will re- main here, however, only a few days, as he will visit Melilla and then the ‘Western zone in Morocco. FOUR PERISH IN FIRE. - | Three Children Asphyxiated, One Burns, in Quebec Town. SHERBROOKE, Quebee, December —Three children were asphyxiated d another was burhed to death in « fire that destroyed the home of Don- ald Poulin, near Wotton, on Decem- ber 24, it was learned yesterday Group 1. Group 2. Group 3. Group 1. Stop over in this Texas city. 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Sidnfi_é?rWest 14th and G Streets THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1924. TIES UP AND BEATS CHILD'i HE ACCUSED OF THEFT| Vera Cruz Man Alleged Niece Had | Stolen Two Pesos, Caliing for Punishment. By Cable to The Star and New York World. VERA CRUZ, December = 30.—Be- cause he suspected his nlece of steal- ing two pesos from him, Juan Leon, a laborer, strung the child up by the wrists and legs and beat her so se- verely’ .she is not expeeted to live. The child’s mother complained to the police after Leon threatened to beat her when she tried to interfere. Leon, in conurt today, admitted sus-| pénding the girl from a beam and beating her about the arms, back and legs. He said she was always taking his money. (Copyright, 1924.) After serving 67 years as chimney eep, having clfmbed hig first chim- at 6, Charles Morley of Hastings, and, died recently. we offer you vee. 2950 .. 2950 (INCORPORATED) For further information and literature, address A. J. 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