The evening world. Newspaper, September 9, 1920, Page 4

MR N'SHINEYS STER EXPLANS 4 HIS STANDPOINT ed to Advocate Surrender, ‘She Says He Is Using Only Weapon He Can Get LONDON, Sept. 9.—After visiting MacSwiney in Brixton Jail evening, the prison doctor told sister, Annie MacSwiney, that her wan in|@ very grave condi- ‘according to a statement issued the Irish Self-Determination this morning, and that there “eould be only one end to this con- a tinued hunger strike. The doctor «ake Miss Mac- Awiney if nothing cquid be done—it ‘Whe Could Mot appeal to the Ma “gontinues the statement. “She re: she would not ask her brother give up the prinaiple of ‘his life: Engiand hed no right to im- n him, and that he tould not mit to England's imprisonment thout acknowledging her right to + @eprive him of his liberty. “The doctor then suggested that the “Republican body in Ireland de ask to order the Lord Mayor to surrender, and be, being a disciplined man, would obey. Miss Annie said the pgaapee! Parliament in Ireland cow! order her brother to give s nie ‘dant than the English Government during the late war could order a soldier to throw down his rifle and run away. “She sald: ‘My brother has not a rifle In his hand, it i» true, but he has the only weapon be can get, and he won't surrender She also added that sme such isgestion had reached her brother's ears in some way and that he had spoken, of it to them, but had said: ‘No such order will come from the Dall Eireann, and If it came ¥ wouldn't obey It.” The noon bulletin jasued by the league stated that signs of atrophy of the skin had appeared, and that as a consequence the Mayor's arma were belng messaged and bandaged. He passed a bad night and complained this morning of dizziness, comntnonanem 3 IRISH CONSTABLES SLAIN. Another W BELFAST, , Sept. was shot dead in t at Galway last night. Three of his assailants were killed and one or two iked men tacked at Tullow, ‘county ing. Tw ‘the con- another Ireland to Cheek Attacks, DUBLIN, Sept. 9.—In order to check the constant attacks on the Govern- ment mails throughout the country an airplane mail service has been in- augurated for the conveyance of majla for Dungarvan, County Waterford, and other points where police and military are quarte THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, (SEPTEMBER 9, 1920. RUSSIAN BOY SHOT DEAD BY SOLDIER ENTERTAINING HIM ceeeiipiianaen Rifle Accidentally Discharged as Sentry Was Illustrating Manual of Arms. Pavel Nikoloeff, fourteen, one ‘of the Russian refugees who are mak- ing ® world tour under care of the] ’ Red Cross, was instantly killed thix morning at Fort Wadsworth through the accidental discharge of a soldier's rifle, Pavel and others of the little Rus- sians were being entertained by a sentry, whose name was not revealed For their amusement he went through the manual of arms, which Pavel tried to imitate, using a stick as & gun, While going through the loading and firing positions in some manner which Col, William H. Monroe, Com- mandant, is seeking to clear up, the sentry'’s rifle was discharged. With the flash and report Pavel fell dead. One of the children who witnessed Fa a tw than RTH loeff, ‘The home of the brothers is in Petrograd. Funeral services will be held at the Post Hospital at Fort Wadsworth this afternoon and her service will be held In the jan Church, Manhattan, to-morrow. One of the Red Cross teachers car- ing for the little Russians and five of the refugees filed a statement with Col. Monroe that the shooting was « cldental and requesting that the sol dier be not held accountabl pene-+ hore FRENCH LOAN’ OVERSOLD. Books Cloned Hour After #100,000,- 000 Inaue In Put Oot Her: ‘The new $10,000,000 twenty-five-year § per cént. French Govern: oversubscribed and subs were closed in an hour, J. P. Morgan & ndicate manager nounced to- The books were formally opened at 10 o'clock and closed at 11, an hour earlier than anticipated, night, when Mor- wan & Co, refused applications for any increases In quotas to syndicate mem- bers, Fifty-oix e in Portraits of the Westchester County Board of Super- visors, with the exception of a half stad covering a period of fifty-six » have been hung in the office of » Merritt, Clerk of the Board. inonths of research, Roosevelt Speaks tn Jersey City, Sept. 27. Franklin D. Ro ito Connection With Any Other Establishment in the World NAVY UNIFORM AID | TO GETTIN’ AROUND Alleged Norwegian Captain Says so} When Arrested For Stealing $82 From His Host. In the uniform of « captain tn: the -wegian Navy, Gunna Holat, | he once was a seaman in t joa, was taken to-day from room at the Hotel MoAlpin to the Tombs Pollce Court for arraignment on the charge of grand larceny. Erle 0. Schow of the Norwegian Em- 45 Whitenalt Street, charges that on Tuesday night Holst, re#plendant in his white 4\ uniforms, gold trimmings and servise ribbons, appeared at the institution reporting he hag been robbed of all his money in the subway en route. to -pay “his respects, Schow took the stranger In for the nignt and. yes- tarday moraine, bis 988. bed, didap- as had the aes § “Captain. Pepewuve Gilfillan oF Old Slip Sta- tion found Holst at the McAlpin with $25 left. | He was feeling quite greety. 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