The evening world. Newspaper, June 18, 1920, Page 21

CHARGES DE VALERA USED $50,000 IRISH FUNDS AT CHICAGO, Spent to Send “Noniescripts” on Work of Friends of Freedom, Says Devoy. Gtarges are made and published feday by John Devoy; editor of the Gaelic American, that $50,000 of the money subscribed for Irish Re- Mublic bonds were used to send te Chicago a “nbndescript aggrega- tHon' of individuals” which there un- did the work accomplished by Su preme Court Justice Daniel F. Coha- fan toward securing an Irish plank im the Republican platform. Eamonn Do Valera, “President of the Irish Republic,” is held account- able by Devoy for this upset of plans, and the publication of the charges marks the open break between tho! HERMAN’S UU, & NAVY SHOES pg puckD All Sizes 5 to 12. All ee Genuine Calfskin Herman’ Fi ee Felecst? Shoes pray according to Government specifications. Guaranteed. calfskin, ality leather fibre outsoles. Value$i4 00 ‘a pair MEADES Brooklyn's Best Known Shee House 102-104 Myrtle, Ave,, Cor. Bridge St WIDTHS A to E All Sizes | Black—Tan-—-White | MEADES | Brooki a's Best Known Shot House 02-104 Myrtle Ave.. Cor. Bridge St. ¢ BROOKLYN De Valera group and the Friends of |unti! the arrival here of Archbishop] sense recognition of the Irish Re |ter and that he alone was authorized Mannix, who is due in this city July 1%.| public. ‘They secured Its adoption by |t0 — for ireland and the Irish Irish Freedom. The situation is so acute that De Valera’s plans have been wholly al- tered and he is on his way back to New York. It was said last night that he would be here to-day, accom- panied by Frank P. Walsh, Chairman of the American Commission for Trish Independence, Instead of going | affirmed the right of the Irish people on to San Franolsco for thé Demo-|to decide thelr own governmental tratio National Convention, he will | institutio remain in the East, it is said to-day, tions, wh Devoy's charges appear in this| the sub-committee of the Committee ba “The Col week's Issue of the Gaelic Amé¢ricam.jon Platform and were given assure | on) ‘They read in part: ances that the full committee would and cle med that the “A comfhittee of the Friends of| report it to the convention. wae intents and purposes Irish Freedom, headed by Justice| “President De Valera, however, re-|pition of the Irish Hepublig Daniel F. Gohalan, drafted a plank |Jécted the plank, insisting that formal] vember, But for the (Republican) platform which| recognition of the Irish Repubtic, halan conmmit! substituted. He further dented that | lonslan committee plank was the committee headed by Judge Cobe-| took no action jad any right to act i the mat- med to pean for the Irish 10 Amerion claimed that the plank as drafted mont unwise and whotly unjustifiable | “This was a Siow at the standing of | tees of the and he and hie advisers incurred a! such citizens which would be destruc. | desl; reaponsibility from the Sa | at of their influence and would oe of which they can at escay as injurious to the Irish bye bag as “But a1 w rae tae tha, At| to the Irish movement in Ame an expense of fully taken out] “Had President De Vale 0 of the money subscribed for if ones ad, blic bonds and remained obdurate, 90 stated in those exact words, should be | mittee reconsidered its action and the try to constitute a ri ‘then | tha representatives of of the I Irte! Ame on ea “This action, of De Valera wae x movement in NOTICE This Sale Is Being Held in Our Own ‘Stores It’s a bonafide sale—and that means genuine—an dit’s one of the few that offers goods at actually reduced prices. When you buy Clothing or Furnishings in‘these stores you can rest assured that you are not being humbugged and that the reductions are genuine and made from prices that were always low. Anything you buy at this sale has our own guarantee and protection. We are not going to run away from anything we sell—nor are we going to blame somebody else if it is not right. Twenty Manufacturers Are Now Selling Half a Million Dollars’ Worth of Merchandise in This Manufacturers’ Unloading Sale Get This Price Quick! 3,000 All-Wool Suits One of our competitors, who has seen them, says he doesn’t know 7 how we can doit. He says he wishes he could buy them at our price to sell again. He won’t tell YOU that, though. Sale Price It Gives Us Pleasure to Name Our Price—For We Know It Can’t Be Equalled We wart some other store to equal these suits at this price, if it can. You won’t find such garments in,@ circus arena at any price—and no estab- lished store that will refund money and givé you a square deal can equal them under $30, $35, $40 and up to $60. Our Factory Bought $100,000 Worth of Woolens at 55c on the Dollar and made up three thousand suits that would sell under ordinary circum- stunces at $30, 835, $40 and up to $60. Regular sizes only... Every suit guar- anteed. Alterations made, and your money back for the asking. Don’t. — Where You Can’t Get Those Privileges | Garménts Worth $30 to $60; Our And Anything Bought at This Sale will show an actual saving to you of 85% to 5570 —and it will stand comparison with any offers in any other store. If not, ask for your money back. po Maker Who Needed Cash % 2 90 This shows you what kage oad will do. r sennit Paid, ow, Where Will You Buy Your Straw? Made to Sell “ Retail at $1.50. 09 Now at Included are khaki pants, Bray and Men’sStraw Hats urnishings for Boys Under $3.50; Now New, clean suits in in latest models, in a bi; ee" 700 Dozen $4, $5 and $6 Hats from a abel nei of the Knee Pants Wash Suits and well made; ‘perfect and new; Tae (eR gine valves "an sand Union Suits ' ieee fine rib stockings; every pair perfect and fast black; ‘full -seamless; sizes 7 to 10.- Three Jobbers Sell ‘200, 200,000 Worth ‘Men’s Furnistine S They needed ready cash—and they needed it badly. So Lf told us ane take the goods at any reasonable price we were willing to offer.. These are ne you need now—they are perfect—and look at the prices. That’s Men’s Shirts Underwear Genuine $2.75 *]- 8 4 Made to 59 c : e ; Grades On Sell at 89c Sale Now at On Sale Now sf No other store in the city can sell Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers a good, full cut, guaranteed percale fi pan Ayah y this under $3.7 re Herouhes gens About 1,900 shirts and drawers from a AARC UEDBUG as fresh and new—as desisable os very, Prominent: jonber: -\Alsperiect gar \y} REMAN you can find.in the high rent stores ments, guaranteed in every respect. Short at $2.75; new, perfect garments, sleeve shirts, in sizes 84 to 46, and ankle fully guaranteed, drawers, in sizes 80 to 44, a . Men’s $2 Graments Men’s Socks Made to Sell 1 74 at 29c; On Sale Now ' Perfect, and seamless ps tes black, white, cordovan and Fe ue, Fast colors and guaranteed to be pees A first quality. Sizes 9144 Union Suits Offered in This $-g .39 Sale at 1 Perfect balgriggan garments of a well-known maker—and you will recog- nize the brand as soon as you see it. New, clean, fresh union suits. In ecru shades-—and in sizes 84 to 46. This Maker Had 5000 High Grade Pants, But ‘NoCash We had the cash—and we exchanged with him. These 5,000 pairs are in addition to the 10,000 pairs we bought some es ago. Every kind of pants you may, need is in the sale. If you want work pants, dress pants, business pants—pants for “oA up a coat, this is your opportunity to get them at a saving: at Pants Worth ‘9 Very fine garments made of fanc; mixtures; suitable for MATCHIN' UP COATS and vests; offered in a good assortment of patterns in medium and dark shades. This is a very. fine lot of garments; sizes 28 to 42. ®th Avenue Between 15th and 16th Sts. at : = Pants Worth $6 These are splendid gar- ments, made of an excel- lent quality fancy wors- teds in neat dark stripes; suitable for work or busi- ness. Match up that odd coat from this lot. Sizes 29 to 42, Khaki Pants Every gardener, manf workmen, and man who’ works around ‘home evi phar that good khaki 189 N. W. Corner 83d Street 3" | Avenue pants cannot be bought today under $2.50. Néw, perfect garments of fast’ color. ‘Sizes 28 to 38, worth 83,00; at Pants Worth *10° Any man who knows quality will have to look at these garments but once to appreciate their excellence. Fine, fancy worsteds and blué serge that are good looking, as well as strong and ser- viceable, Full cut; sizes 30 to 42. 3Q55 | Pants Worth $15 Made of an excellent quality of fancy worsted in a big as- sortment of light, medium and dark patterns; they are all wool of very fine quality; every pair guaranteed to fit; also blue, brown and green flannels; sizes 28 to 42. ‘$4.25 Work Pants These pants are made of fancy worsteds of extra strong quality; they we ie 6.95 Both Stores Open Satur- day Evening Till 10 P.M. Mail Orders Filled When Accompanied by Money Order are garments that will give lasting wear and will not soil easily; full cut, well made and guaranteed to fit, Sises 29 to 42. Worth $4.25; at