The evening world. Newspaper, December 14, 1920, Page 4

and that the Crown t A bombw of this kind, wherens th : hi, Feiners had. — + not In the name i BISHOP SHAHAN vernment agency, bu : , spivit aud principle o ‘ et PREDICTS CORK’S f th 4 FATE FOR LONDON) “Malicioualy the English Parliament | , E Cosh nts at tts own agents, clothed by it with omn} pote nee and irresponsi- | » { . Rector of Catholic University of} piney and encourages Bolshevist | « i + Auxiliary Police Withdrawn) America Denounces Burning | practicen that to-morrow ‘will come | 4} ’ antgies ne to Londo 1 Pe from Streets—London Re- of Irish City. |terert in #0 tar as the Toot of London | fan : |surpanwes that of Cork, and the re By i ports More Troops Sent. WASHINGTON, Dec. 14.—In 4) eyeq rage of its dumb masses can | : statement the Right Rey. Bishop| Work out in deeds of horror that will | make the ashes of Cork look like «| mew: veined; Deed (Anwociatea | Sbabnn, Rector of the Catholic Unt-| Pia yqround, ae veraity’ of America, scathingly de-| “If this be the liberty that the Eng- | ‘ Preanh~—Except for 4 Reavy ee line the burnigg ot Cork ana {lah Goyerament would force. upon i ilar Ireland, who can blame the immense & Of rifle shots, about one o'clock thi} (1, ison all Washington to “arise| majority of the Irish people for re- morning, which aroused th epopula® as one man to denounce this un- | jecting it, backs to the wall? Better @ thousand times to die by the bul- tion of (ork, frightened by the con-/ speakabie crime.” : “The, burning of Cork surpasses in Teta of Hnglish anarchy in defense of wate pe ner engin’ ee AO ere ~ Stes 7 arte ecmeetennn siren Semieestieenscah oe ai 1 ~ hte yemy en) the sharacter of the British and police He further stated that flaeration and disorders of Saturday and Sunday. the night passed quietly in the eity. No police aunillaries |erim horror and flerce tnju crime of Louvain,” and it is beNeved all have left the city Many of the ghopkeeperm, refasing } to accept the aseurances of the mili- i tary that order #vould be maintained, are cloging they promieos and de- parting, cauding a further increase ot unemployment. Hundreds living in ‘the business district, Tearing further trouble, have gone to stay with friends im the subufbs, and in TARY Capes et four to six in a LANDON, Dea 14.—The Govern- and pillage in the name of ment bas neplied to the Geapatches telling of the $20,000,000 tncendiary fire in Cork by sending reinforos- ments of ten infanfry battalions to enforos the martialdiaw which ‘has perity and business enterprise of the Never city. Forty ahops were destroyed, only the tottering walls protruding from a maze oft masonry? indicating — stood‘thete forty-eight hours rrp tit ia sant of the city was gtven to saturnalia ag well/as terror, soldiers, police and civilians ted in reinoving: families to ‘of safety, military lorries con- several et ochmbard friends tn g Sinn Feiners pepo for purning'the heart out of their own city and had done so to blacken bomba were used in burning th declarga Bishop were in evitance in the streets to-day) @baban. “The little academic:olty of 1” the the Belgians was given over to araon milltary man Empire and under direct the German military foree neendiar ts liberty than to yield @ polt: untioe the a, drunken English police, gat! slums of London, petted hired gladiators and turned Jupon a great, religious and the Ger- | nation.” HOLIDAY SALE Forsythe Georgette Blouses tO" Extraordinary Values Offered Less Than 16” +6 22° Hundreds to Select From An Ideal Christmas Gift Joun Forsyte & Sons 3 West 42d Street BRBADWAY-FIFTH AVENUE ro DELICATELY HUED AND 0 DAINTY FROCKS FOR, SPRINGTIME ee Ce AOR DAINTY NEW FROCKS : OF TAFFETA SILI AN EXCBPTIONALLY BEAUTIFUL MODEL WITH A SLENDER, BASQUE BODICE AND SICIRT EMBROIDERED IN CONTRASTING COLORS AQ:?9 SEMI-FORMAL F LACE DRAPED OVER SA SASH GIRDLE OF TULLE AND RADIANT CHARM ARE THESE WA ahd hh mt fig Connection With Any Other Establishment in the Warld WORTH THIRTY-FOURTH STREET ev Foocrs Iv Avance Soaive Mopes F PRESENTING PHENOMENAL VALUES New PrRoci¢s OF CANTON CREPE, THREE DISTINCTIVE MODELS PORTRAYING THE NEW SILHOURTTE AT ITS BEST WITH VARYING SLEEVES AND TRIMAINGS GF MOIRE RIBBON, PANELS AND EMBROIDERY 05° ROCKS OF TIN WITH WIDE GEORGETTE CREPE abject compliance to the dictates of on of} roon, nered | like loose ‘ul | NA ARATE AE AA FAN Ae Ea = Ly |i H Gh MA ANN Tingle, circa magnate, and Dudley ed that All prec Fieki Maton event an epld -- nte Were oO BASINS Curren Armed Men Atinck Police eady had lost twe Dublin ® CC3NELL TEAM SAILS. 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