The evening world. Newspaper, June 12, 1922, Page 4

THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, SUNE 12, 1922, oe, ‘i Pt dies ‘villa PO line mh oS A $$ ae *e C statement on Ireland which It had tude to be taken toward the Soviet]operation is to be expected. GreatiNOQ BASIS FOR E His. birth certificate, as published | dect & stepson of Lord been expedted he would deliver to-day Government, Britain considers It necessary Sed TRUE s NOU ehikie ‘by the Sunday Express, gives his ftentaiieen ‘of Bot Scotiand, when he was until Tuesday or possibly Thursday. ‘The French int, 068 , Roasin'’s war debt should be redu mother's name as Annabel True, for-|«entenced to serve fifteei months ‘A despatch from Belfast to-day re- ~al dig* ee wet ia part. aniaenr aya merly Angus. Hin father is described} in jail in Alameda, Cal., in 1916, for. the Russians never categorically ac- eh Slayer’s Mother and Father in the certificate aa a “‘journalistic| forging stolen postal money orders. » conditions laid doy WILL GIVE 7 aon ts a ak aie ipl BELGIANS aL, GF Shown in Birth Cer- The suggestion that his moth ii cutee een Cannes, and that the last memeran- HOOVER NEW MEDAL ; subsequently married @ peer is unsub,| BROOKLYN CLERK ACCUSED oF dum from the Soviet delegates vio- tificate. stantiated, TRYING TO BLACKMAIL sisTeR. lated the principles on whieh it was LONDON, June 12 (Aasociated] ‘The case fills columns in this morn-| S#2! Edelstein, 21, @ clerk, of 1227 agreed the conference should be held. Pres)—The facts thus far brought to] ing's newspapers, which range them. |/ncoln, Place, Brooklyn, was arraigned The French reply will be delivered light 4 Ronald] S¢lves against or in defense of Home |to-day in the Gates Avenue, Brooklyn, at the British Embassy a6 soon us ap: page ver Nee He aoe rtrude {Secretary Shortt, who committed |Court on the change of blackmail, pre- proval has been given it. Fue, convicted slayer of Gortr ‘True to an institution for criminal in- ferred by his sister, Miss Ethel ‘Edel- The Pritish reply to Premier Poin- Yates, have failed to show any basis} eane, , 24, living with their parents at porta the eT of Dente sae WILL G0 T0 HAGUE Embassy Annoances Further Ree- ognition of Hin Work. WASHINGTON, June 12, — Herbert Hoover's war-time tellet work in Bel- glum Is to be further reoogniaed by the prrens award of a special medal by the Bel- ; ie aadrece” Soaietiate Golamier care’® memorandum setting forth the for the widely published reports that Gienitted Wit ti "4 ti ef T Viola P: ip! ginn Government. ‘This decision at committed him to the observation Dg a ag go bat oated Finciples) Prenci aiitude agrees that the con- Brusscls was announced to-day in the| he Is the son of a titled woman, a 4 ee True Claimed the name de Frayne, hh it ference should be a consultation of ex- the Bal Bi at the Kings County Hospital. perts and should avoid political and dip- ee statement by the Belgian Em- |= a ——=—— . - ~— — ——-- lomatic questions, t Britain dis- agrees, however, regarding M, Poin- ne Belgian Ambassador has been care's demand that the Soviet Gov- | advised that his Government has or- LONDON, . June 18 (Ansoclatea| testants were amashed, ror i PARIS, June 12 (Associated Presa). lermnment. withiraw, its. memorandum| dered ebecial medal struck at Brus | Press). —The ‘articles of the new Irish and many persoha_are preparing to|—The French Cabinet will decide to.Jof May 11, holding that it ts super- soln to be bag Herbert “Hoover tn have been revised #0 sat-| leave town. morrow whether France shall send} seded by the pion Mes esr fendered to the Belgian civilian popu- the Evening Star asserts ae representatives to The Hague for the| tn® and that in any case request for} iation during the war by the Commis. 9 iL hould have be ‘0 lief in Bel if - which feday, that Arthur Grimtn will re-|LENIN’S CONDITION _ | retiminary meeting ot the experts on mthorawa! thould have been made! sion for, lle te het ampanieer a ‘was regarded as the before the Russians were invited to] Mr. Hoover was the organizer and NOW IS IMPROVING | June 15 to conter regarding the Rus.| Tho Hague Chairman, The British Government considers “Pocument to Dublin To-Night| states, ana moet of the people ts the| Agreed Upon For Parley, for A 1. Ranaiads, refused help to savé the is Attitude, In Mullingar several shops of _————__—_ sian situation. Meanwhile Premier i when Specialists Pronounce Ail poincare is preparing a reply to The] that the Cannes conditions should be! SHOOTING OF MAN A MYSTDRY. * of he noeteet ment Curable; He Walk British f h the basis of the programme, and as-| Charles Sperl, twenty-three, No. 617 ‘ leade n y . memorandum on the Confer-lserts that private property in Russia | wast 70th Street, went to Flower Hos- ; . ence, in which he will jusist that the] should be restored to tts owners or| pital at 4.30 A. M. to-day to have a in en. Moscow, phages th, (Associated | Hague meeting is likely to strika the } , | Press.) — Premier min's condition Co Donoughmore, Andrew Jackson | continues to improve, ft im stated in Sai banlennat are 2 bien ‘ ithe Most Rev. John H. Bernard, | official circles. He now is able to} COMference unless there fs a full { of Trinity College, Dublin. walk in the garden and to dictate} @sTeement beforehand as to the atti ’ All of the six points rained by the| letters. Contrary rumors still pre- | British signatories to the Anglo-Irish | vail, but the pessimistic ape he ot} * 5a ye: = — soo a | treaty in with the framing | the Communistic circles ten ; mel a, constitution have been adjust-}| when hed a ier pi dita ry ‘ t newspaper declares, and the| critical condition, vanished et | problem of the immediate future is] specialists have pronounced his ail- Store Your Furs in Our Own Cold Air Vaults. Phone Fitzroy 3500 & settlement between Michael Collins | ment curable, j De gaat cel} Petrone 6 Be ae pian a letter ad- « adjustment, newspaper | dre: to in is him to fol- ‘, i, q Ree tr ate Severo | toe the doenel’a Genera atthetiy, and ta Anerica’s we Specialists and dexterity of Lord He-| spend some of his time in the fields ‘ Lord Clilet Justice, who! und woods. r Playing a prominent part Meanwhile, M, Rikoff and M. Tsu- ; negotiations here. rupoff continue to caré for the tech- ; . GriMth held his scheduled con-| nical duties of the Premier's office, ee 7 with Secretary Churchill this] and War Minister Troteky und Leo j rig Kameneft, President of the Moscow 34th Street — New York H ‘Sir James Craig, the Ulster| Soviet, are reported to be acting us un { ‘Premier, with Lord Midleton and two| advisory directorate, of the Ulster Cabinet, Home ‘ Bates and the Marquis of| DEATH OF NURS Ei Tapageterrs, west. to the Colonial) | 55," nrLOnton ¥ Shoes Greatly Reduced { Office and conferred with Mr. Church-| inany injured pages ‘Wall ( |. 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