The evening world. Newspaper, June 19, 1919, Page 9

Dw Norton, Noted Ooullst, Dies, Dr. Arthur Brigtium Norton, f ooulat, thirty-five yours mirgeon at the [sod THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1919, _ Fitts, iced dae 78 PARIS "McGibbon & Co. 3, WEST 37TH ST. DAMASK TABLE CLOTH . SPECIAL OFFERINGS good values of SUPERIOR QUALITY—FINE and HEAVY. 72x 72in $5.76 each and upward 72x Win.. wn * 72 x 108 in.... .. 8.75 DAMASK DINNER NAPKINS Specially selected patterns—24x24 im, $13.50 don ———. apogee i. wih "opener vs ee fa om Fe ogerey 4 at STORE OPEN ALL DAY BATORDAY, New Ophthalmotontcal Frospital, | pent pear te LLOYD GEORGE'S SLE ANNOYS DUNNE AND WALSH) <ic-c Americans Say They Investigated Conditions in Ireland at Prem- ~ier's Request. PARIS, June 1%—A statement fe sued by Edward Dunne and Frank Walsh, representatives of Irish s0~ cieties in Atnerica, expresses surprise that Premier Lioyd George has not protested against the attacks against them in the British press, following publication of thele report om condl- tions in Ireland. “Lioyd George, through Sir William Wiseman, requested us to study con- dition in all parte of Ireland, par- ticularly in Belfast, and we felt it our duty to comply,” said the statement. “Had the investigators made merely & perfunctory investigation,” the statement continued, “had they re- taeed to visit the jails, the homes of the surviving relatives of republicans killed, and hed they ignored the state- mente of living victims of the cruel- ties uncovered, there is no dowbt Lloyd George's officials would have been satisfied with the investigation which the Prime Minister initialed.” Irish Parliament Considers U. 8, Senate Resolution. DUBLIN, June 19.—The Irish partia- ment, in private session to-day, dis- cussed the American Senate's resolu- tion favoring Irish representation at the Peace Conference as well as the Disituation created by Chief Secretary MacPhernon's attack on the Walsh- Dunne report. Arthur Gri Mth, in the absence of Edvard De Valera, pre eects DAYLIGHT SAVING DOOMED. Repeal of law, Ritective tn vam, | closed at 12 Noon B. Altman & Co. NEW YORK WASHIN' the daylight saving law, effective with the turning back of the clock on the! last Sunday in October, was regarded | as certain to-day, da the result of ac- ‘by the Senate and} measure ae a rider to the Agricultural | appropriation bill, while the House | passed a straight repeal Jaw and sent it to the Senate. The Senate bil now goes to confer- ence, but it Is expected the Senate wil! adopt the House moasure, making it unnecessary for the conferrees to con- sider the serteultural bill rider. U. S. SHIPS GO TO GERMANY. Orders tor Those Held at Deal and Falmeeth Changed. _MADISON AVENUE - FIFTH AVENUE, Thirty-fourth Street Thirty-fifth Street DEAL, England, June 19—The eight | American steamers with cargoes of provisions for Germany which were here for a few days, have detained Steertes for German PONDON, June ibe Sraare holding | A Special Offering of Summer Cotton Fabrics to be held to-morrow (Friday), and until noon on Saturday, will comprise An Unusual Collection of far wil, be ea ee ea shorty it was | Women’s Motorist Kills 45-Inch Rattler. J. 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