The evening world. Newspaper, May 20, 1918, Page 4

' ‘ A CLO A ease = ; tay ntel se thor rot Mrs. Stok ) ] ‘ Commismoner Kilen A. O'Grady and |*sned communication from Mra. ‘ " " f $1,000, which is tons than vacated tall On Thei ir W ay “to Fort Slocum for Training Senay yolcaaee vacaves ,Atiortes Stedman has indleatid: SO 0064-09 4p. cer 09-0000 eB HO FOP e ee bee eee eee be Ob OE ee tOOE Le The action, it 4 had expressed opposition to “the eps | | 034 BROOKLYN REGULAR POLICE with the full approva but that by the term she |flylan, While no definite tine of work| meant “the Adminis geet 14 policewomen, it is understood their |ment.” Mrs Stokes ee oneh vee t duties will be a more active and |" | ; nies, 38 ; " t |, [place at Willow se, . horough crusade against the white Hi arenes . -_o slave traffic, keeping a closer watch Going To-Day| Twelve Will Be Appointed ato" warwant vis and essitioe to /HELD FOR THEFT OF $9,700 New ALeaders Appointed as: and Later in Week Not to Once and Be On Duty which are frequented by soldiers and IN BONDS FROM BANK Sei efs Are ’ : be ‘ : sailors. Details of thelr work will je Seized Chiefs Are t rain at Upton Early in June. TF USRE INE HEFL PUIG TELE eat oe : h Arrested Here in Cone Deported. : seems to be no doubt that the money | Florida Youth Arrested Here in Ce _ ocean ; ; + of the Grand Cen-| Portcewomen—nad just women po- [asked for will bo furnished immedi nection With Springfield ately SNDON, “May W—No fresh de-| ¢ hoed with martial tice reserves regular uniformed |" “The women, as far as possible, will | Mass., Robbery. velopments Sunday In the inn Fein| 3 at When & New women cope—will in all probability be | be Aelected froin the eligible list for} | soe stenting $9,700" worth of affair have heen reported. Very few | + t draft army went|patroling the streets of New York | Xamination, will be second |registere@ Liberty Bonds, Howard Robs news telegrams are arriving from| ¢ Ome Khaki | some tine early in c tn Jerts, twenty, of Cocoa Grove; Fla., > t ‘ hb oF fT four i Dublin, out they report everything} « a then train fer! A ault of the aan held to-day In the Yorkviite; Court y auiet, at least outwardly \3 | with which the 400 women reserves (MAS, STOKES ON TRIAL Magistrate Sarah to await extraditio e With the arrest of Count Pronkite | : n placed iM the revent police parade were gen papers Dat vata eee : “ a ha en placed | scaled wies 6 Stato the theft is alleged t four of the six Sinn Fein members of | ¢ At si:tarion ‘SeROre) | Grpmtonoe dona /A; Geen toed want UNDER ESPIONAGE LAW amitted. 4 Ge wiaetine ‘ M4 act Maar adit Aecind | 2 was arrested by Detectiv ‘ Parliament are under arrest The} : oe nts went a letter to the Board of Estimate and . ‘ a Henderson of Springs other two are Dr. McCartan, who Is] 4 Halle id ‘ ou a Aipae lanier tn sting the appro. | Defense in Kansas City to Be That presented: a sere in Washington, and Lawrence G | mostly to Camp Up! Mg hs But Priation of $12,000 as salary for twelve She Meant “Administration” in ising the prisener w iy ‘ who is serving a six months’ sentence| + ed other railroad statte shod ceetnaek ia iota anita Gest mn am entrances (ith cae in Mount Joy Prison. Amc nern| ¢ 18 ripe Ln the BONG, a ae te oe aaa a erielene tlhe Opposing “Governmen Company of that under arrest are Charles Celline and] ¢ t Brook who entrained this of ; ech KANSAS CITY, Mo, May 20. 9 and stolen the bonds Christopher Mullins, who are charged! ¢ ' n wh wo bunds played croc. ty a id? fad out of the | nose Pastor Stokes, wife of J. G, PI tt harged the prisoner was ene ie ay ota b vacatio Stokes, w y New York @octalist,|deavoring to dispose of most of the With he. UalAwrul possess Lael 4 There In making ar sment of the let-| eased trial 1 al Court here to-|stolen bonds at the time he was are eee ee eaten meow millon Cuts Te Phe Bronx'is all atar-spatisied tor) ding Commimionen Leash eaid |day on charges of violating the espion-| rented and that on his person werd side Dublin. Py day, the national colors flying every Wah ihe Iktenel OF The Leomibe Lae found $5,000 worth of the bonds ang Feardar O'Houriha and James| j were; th OnOr SE men of thelaioner to place t women under the Government, \t was expected, | $2,000 in cash and a loaded revolveg O'Brien, editor and manager of the| + age haut tarted this Skibbereen Southern Star, also are in|} new nll ee sD he = - = = custody ‘ cok dia nid esha pete Maude Gonne Mecfride, widow of| 7 On Saturday 1,068 a Ke pan Major John McBride, who was exo-| nd on Sunday 411 Wde cuted in May, 1916 for his part in the) } ors, making # total wid Dublin uprising on the Easter of that | ¢ even days. And, AS a year, has been arrested at Kelfast, | 2 nad become custom me of | joalsing Maadh of te bien Buin oe 2 ae i woo halt a dozen tocat| Sth Avenue ON TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY 324th Street maining heads o finn Fein or-| $ : aot ganization, have issued a reply to the |} parades of drafted men in the B te proclamation which the British Gov-| 2 SS aE ES AD this Orel » parade having tts = pean ey ti | inne sayseaalbeion west ier scan FASHIONABLE SUMMER FURS ply says that “anticipating such on | CO ven oot sd dutettnt heer the boys Abeer : the standing committee of the Sinn | a 5 nat |New Haven Ra station, where : 5 Fein nominated substitutes to carry | of part of this « will be made] have arrived here, including E, O.| Lord French‘s proclamation. If that | they entrained at 10.45 v'clock For Immediate Wear on the movement during the reed | immediate hat nt is] M " i visit will be brief. | h mortal blow will probat Phore was an unus and what must be made temporary |ieyond question and that the c-| A desr the Times from tteiy. | ut thy ratist absentocs this mort | (Fourth Floor) exile o er of " “| f x Sinn be 1 cour : 4 guod reason f . Phe Sinn Feitiere have nominated mportant Inf | ' on a ware f ud . S aauar tro ‘ Lids adda laid al da ak Mlene ah Sieber Benita rrsient foleaeade Saat et bisicaia acai ry Hla \ A most attractive assortment of Summer Furs in new and smart designs; Kelley, a well known member of the ort n were marched to ary service | eeeey Clee ; ¥ * pee Dublin Corporation, to the places in| SAY EVIDENCE 18 CONCLUSIVE) On, nour the towns where they announcement in the official te nue selected pelts, including Mole, Nutria, Hudson Seal, Squirrel, Sable and Fox in , ublin t M i I the organization made — vacant AS TO LEADERS. nained over n The Count lamation ttat a voluntury en a ar way fron t : pat through the arrest of Prof. de Valera] “We understa Markievicz was taken to the 4 ment campaign \ be efor the weelcend. tt I irre, the newest colorings at unusually attractive prices. and Arthur ( h has conclusive | station and turned over to the dc vunched has heen received with eyn=| that practically all ip ispateh Dublin says the} Dally Mail in regard to the Irish ar-| constable, who yesterday morning le al indifference. Some eco in it| Pol’ oo vie pespective companions : . es sien Fein iy dove not Ins [renta. The Ganger to the Allwa| with her for Landon. Otber prisonera| merely aa indwcalon’ that ine cao |e, Fue, Be ew Specially Priced—NUTRIA CAPES tend to be hurried into an ill-advised ¢ should not be underestimated. | expected at Holyhead nment must have more tine to per-| °"the ‘Bronx will have « an - a outbreak by the recent turn of af-|The Germann clearly hoped that at * unoMictatiy reported here to-| fect ita conscription plans: others| sbration on Saturday 4 32.50 fairs, The newly appointed leaders} the supreme moment of the gigantic| day that a vast amount of the hae however anal Humber’ of then COR irre y are men of less rovolutionary type] offensive which they are now pre-| dence ged pro-German ple EF) men recruited, the Government mean . Dar e Sinn Fei ould hamper} on the of the Sinn Fein leaders i, announce that they are n aufficient 7 ° ERR MOTT GL SMa CIAIC | Cees soe LEAT oligea’ PAL aBarte | estat ad Cabsead caaneinac [Lc nonumen CHAE they: Aras mutsiOenT Exceptional Values—FEATHER NECKWEAR e Iriéh Natio Voiunteata: ‘a4 In tho measures taken the Irish! in Washington hether the evidence] ingiy japse. ‘The Nationalist. Party , aia he os 6.78 Nveua aeeee bar the tismerot thal Baewuliva.tine Plowed: (ihoush, or a# procured by American ov Bri ht wi 1 give no assistance. Nobody, in- READY if FIGHT ON JUNE 1 Marabout Capes with or without ostrich; silk lined. regularly 6.75 4.95 the precedent set ryice agents not made . he pian as serious. | : te Sr eronine wee Sine er by 2en8 yorye canoofhi eh bend iin ih es a be ne nt apt men Marabout Capes with or without tails; silk lined. regularly 8.75 6.75 Dillon with having broken the back praham fincoin, who, when dealing m | This «# ude ” w#heer contemp " ; sedition, swiftly enolute Count George Noble Plunkett : yi ats (allan Bi iets turning Army e t . R re of the rebellion, He was sentenced | With "% tt a ft ti and ' \y| Count core axons is hy | toward the Government's whole pro-! Returning Arn bali Ostrich and Marabout Capes with tails; silk lined, regilarly 8.75 6.75 SUSOUY WES THEN) RNG. eRe 8 perl n Bee Aj sth : ‘ ¥ ce “ Oe Mes! iM i a Cs i acea | ON Bee ce. MO verA Nene nom | Unit Ostrich and Marabout Capes or Scarfs; silk lined. regularly 6.75 Appointed head of the ully of the | Without trial go long as the peril con- | of the Doe ca Wales toc maeent Tate university Ty Uehara ce Eat eake [Cae BHIGBIOUEING TE es fe | SHIRL deepatoh filed Sanday: the : rll Ostrich Feather Boas,—30 inches long. regularly 4.75 ne e for this muscular anc jon a Br Snip. respondent says Wb DISORDERS IN IRELAND HAG ee i ad he oh oa ad LAB aRNeOka curently hentlaned Pee a ta shiv lik ig. will be GROWN FOR MONTHS. | by it he suved the United State to-day by despatches from Wash- Ain he ae, ay Cag AN een It w He : The Dublin correspondent of the| hil Ma ane ington that President Wilson has | Mifully Tast night. They bad a sens Pantgtactydleer leueue far inonthe past that Garwany | no Ingentignietuin(efaring.an the [af me unknown imending daner “ Annual May Sale “For some months knowledxe that @| has been using every artifice not only | domestic affairs of Great Sritain [eee ad cheerful as unl era who can was mMACUFING | to foster rebellion in Ireland, but a and. shat appeaie. from triene |i ‘ai aturday the citizens took | ¢ San 1 Am f 4 evidences ot It | sspionane. and aubitinyine operation These messages added hat shel | Says A ath Soe ne ee eo vera aradlaiad ‘ h had| " esa nt American Government felt con- {guarded military vans ining | Po! Oa ean reainingh been looted aymematically for arm! Starige, Iv nsserte, Germany sent | vineed Premier Lloyd George wae | prisoners that passed treauentiy| Wednendny from on 20 High-grade Sweaters Suitable for Sport or General Wear : antities of high explosives | none: he since nt in| earnestly endeavoring to solve the | through the streets and this morning) BO es f sah Hpk bees Taek ies the rauats ‘ aaa i pega Biel Irish problem, and would never | the prisoners th ves seem almost! ane porto Ricans Women's Fibre Silk Women’s Shetland | Women’s Slip-on Wor- nee warehouses; policemen had been | fern, nd that German mub-| have permitted the Sinn Fein ar- {to nave been forgotten jtraining for tre Sweaters in a variety of de- | Weave Worsted Sweaters— | sted Sweaters, — Shetland rie ked in broad daylight and received fuel oi! from Sinn | fests unless he had what he con- “E hear the Lord Mayor will prob-| and special tnatructiot yl hoa sirable shades; attached sash | including sleeveless model; | weave; fishtail model; attrac- robbed of thelr rifles, and local ora-|imanne ‘ sidered absolute proof. rne|*bIY abandon his journey to Amerte| and lauld Are attacks, They are Lue large variety of colors, | tive colors: pect shicly aut -telt ae ‘ ‘i It came to light to-day that the oa phere is a strong ng for ascribed as enthusiast z ; tors paver oa Pu iy about The Daily Chronicle urges the! an Government has intrigued| variety: of 5 pa that tho mission |!P a. arene training achoo 11.50 6.90 3.95 coming defeat of the orees) Government to bring the principal SHaiAh! AVAR-AINGE EE ng ot ‘Three graduates of the training and the emergence of the independent | Dvisoners into open court immediately | for an irish a aay aia aloes 08 naw would be _vatlusiens ie AeA who. have. lived Ireland from the rujas of the Britlsh | ang prove the war began, Even | t | Porto. Rico, reached here to-¢ an stigated by Sir Koger Ca reas citigns hare ¢ Empire | mment here,” says the Daily | bes Hh ey eivy Hill, a rencgude WILSON WILL NOT MIX ee ir way t i eo Sl isda v E. di Vi 1 * “sPublic excitement and unrest have| Nowa, "is apt to centre on the tact ments Chatterton WIL a renokude WN THE is) TROUBLE Xtraordinary Values become even intense than in|that the prixoners such they can | Irish Mcrae wi ipnihalna ai the last weeks before the rebellion of! hg called, for it ix believed Internees SHEET Aan iste) oh | JAPANESE FLEET ACTIVE. STAMPED ARTICLES a A Al ny ide MAAS Acourata-word-=haye'| bile WASHINGTON, May 20.—President « Save Torpedoed Tran “The rebellion of 1916 was fomented| not been called to answer to any Sa nee oni Mediterranean, st, John Gaffney, discharged United | wrison will not interfere in the domes- main by G ny. All Irish loyalists long | charge, T have the best reason for} St Joh : laced ra Rpreren ap 4 have Been convinced of that. Ger: |stauing they will not be brougin. we: [States Consul co Getmany, 18 alleged] 1 Souvicat afta of Great Britain,| TOKIO, May 20 etinense ti (Art Department—Third Floor) many is at the bottom of the present fore any tribunal, civil or military. | ear =e rs a A EE | Consequently appeals of Irish-Ameri- | ™ ae ti nats sa ‘oubles, They long have suspected |The Government intends to exercine | A&M ‘ last } 1 President take alee t eng . , trout h ‘They lone have suspected The Government intends to ex pow: |{0 have gone to Stockholm last wum- poem ie ‘ a k ® bana is heen more actively eng sed recent Children’s Dresses Sport Hats operation between rebel Irishmen and|ers under the Defense of the Realm{mer to get Du ep Bnd Mos Pee age | settling. the trian: question will nent issued here. Piggy aEeee rie : 7 : 3 ‘ Soars ant ni on the western or| Act, which apparently will allow them | Soctallats to support an Ir Pub- | no avail 1 tts selec arAlnacwaansiik oa Made of various materials; latest models; In popular colors, including Rose, Copen- . ‘ errata’ uk cueeatans Sn ipuntody He. He carried, it sid, quantities | High offclals here are kept in touch ty both at day and at n White and colors. h Bis Salling pe Iso White. 78e ee dani ee Ta Kir of violent anti-British and pro-Ger-| with the situation and are understood livity Piura Sacbagt 75c¢ to 1.25 | basen Blue, Yellow or Green, also White. “Now that the Government have sion ‘during the g's pleasure,’ | ore | Poa arate epg se Brame | eent ue Q-vear 4 ‘ A confirmed thelr conv according to the leisal pt ticles aeataee a Gabe ane csc alan prtin (erat mae ana yi £60 to B78 Stamped Towels man plot they are Lacie bees ea fol igMalaedl| oMctals are earnestly endeavoring to| mor” yc ede 6-year ‘rac to 2.50 | Te ate tia ts man muvmariues we she ote] AL ARBLAND SINN FEIN Per ear ETRE UG TA a eo Neat mes 2B 10 BTS Lan tuck Se tal f asau n the tria ’ | problem, wan ire dail from size. +2 to 2. | eae ' . Pete Wit beam arriel rowers! 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