The evening world. Newspaper, July 6, 1922, Page 4

: all semen enema ' E ' / r TELEPHONE GIRL WHO Mad WARNING F TRAIN W (c)-Underwood & Underwood Miss Marguerite Brennan, operator &t Winslow Village, N. J., who ts re- Ported to have said that she warned John Dewalt, Philadelphia and Read- Winslow of the approach of ‘The express ing Railway towerman at Junction, Owl,” the fast Reading ATHENS, July 6-—Major W. T Blake, the British avintor who Is at- tempting an alrplune flight around the Major world, left here to-day for Crete. Blake landed at Athens July 4 THE EV ENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1922. COLLINS GALLS IRELAND TO ARMS TO STAMP OUT (Continued from First Page ) National Army has broken the conspiracy to override the will of the Nation and subject the people to a despotism based on brigand- age and ruthlessness, regar of the people's inalienable right to REVOLT IN COUNTRY er Eoonomica it Hoonomies 1 the ‘We Dail Mireann Elreann Cabinet, war arrested at the home of Erskine Childers It te understood papers of a mill- tary nature were found in the pos- session of Barton when he was ar- ested at the Childers residence in Bushey Park Road ording te rd Barton irish Independent, as ® participant in Ri life, ibe: id security 3 cous and eager offers of [the Sackville Street fighting and es- army service made by citizens last |" ~~ aLOHGHEIAE WatHi MAE? week were declined by the Gov eet ‘ 7 ernment because it was confident | Describing yesterday's aitrenits of the ability of the army single his in that rohowed AW Marl Btrent handed to meet and defeat any at Faiot van Paid) Aeena Btkeat, ; 4 ‘albo' eet and ens et, tack ‘made upon it In the way of | wien the prisoners, Including two open warfare, and {t desired to teach the calumniators’ army that needed lesson, The army proved {twelf equal to the great task and is justly honored ac the defender of the people. marched down the mored cars ready to thelr various places mnormous ¢ rowds collected to watch the progress of the removal and there mnevente have shown, however, |were some demonstrations, espectally : ; ho Present active Jon the part of the youthful element strength of the army has been : sufficient to deal adequately with [Of PBth Hectic Some of the male HT pdeauately with [prisoners were dressed only in shirta the recent situation, there Is a possibility of continued sporadic action which makes an increase in the army establishment virtual ly necessary. * ° © People of Ireland, you have re- gained for the first time in cen- turies those powers of government from which a nation may develop and cultivate In peace, order and uisers, and looked very battle- s Indeed did thelr escorts, hal Brugha (Charles Burgess), the De Valera Minister of Defense, who was wounded in the leg during 1 futile dash for escape, was oper- ated on In a hospital at midnight. |} He was very weak after the opera- tion and this morning was reported to be sinking rapidly. aspeqs Val Raed EL At 8 o'clock this morning, the fire ‘A wicked, sanguinary attompt |! the Sackville Stivct area was stil has been made to thwart your will and thrust you back again into the house of bondage with your capacity for self-government dis- credited before the whole world. The courage and devotion of our national army has preserved you But, although the armed conspir- acy is overcome, elements which seek to substitute the spirit of anarchy for the spirit of order re- main, and may attempt to con- tinue to carry out acts of brig- andago and other acts of interfer- ence with the moral and economic life of the country, Such attempts must be summarily and drasti- cally dealt with until the person, home and property of every law respecting citizen is rendered ab- solutely secure. The official count of the final sur- dishing a revolver, then dashed out, When he came under the fire of the troops he was wounded and was re- moved to a hospital.”* Robert C. Barton, former Minister raging outside the area which the Re- publicans had held under thelr direct control, where the flames started. The whole line of buildings from the offices of the Dublin ‘Tramway Com- pany to Findlater Lane, which formed age of the Republ- stronghold, is ruined, in- cluding the Hammam, Gresham, | which crashed into an open switch, | vase of the insurgents, tssued by | killing nine persons and injuring |the National Army headquarters this . morning, says: | PERIOD DAY BEDS | sores. “At 7.30 P. M. « party of men led } Investigation of the wreck ‘s being |]hy Mr. Art O'Connor left the Gran- FRANK A. ville Hotel under a white flag and Paps eg) oie: surrendered to Lieut. Craney, . “One of the party sald they wero MAJON BLAKE VES ATHENS) jiven orders to surrender by Mr. te SONS ON WOR le Cathal Brugha. Mr. Brugha, bran- Bedding Specialists 25 West 45th St., New York ie STORE HOURS 9 A.M. 05 P.M. Best & Co. 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The colors in- clude U NAVY ¢ FLESH ® COPEN Granville @nd Crown hotels and thejevent of “a fight with the common General Post Office, Six buildings on] nemy.’* BY the oppowite side of the atrect Aino) tonq).—Rallway communication be were destroyed by the fire which|/tween Publin and Belfast was re- threatened this forenoon to spread toj established to-day, Passengers from Henry Stroet. the North were allowed to enter Dub- Art O’Brien and Sean O'Kelly, ar-|lin without permits, but military rested by the Provisional Government] passes must be obtained if the per- $<. |Tueslay night, have been released, The men formerly were foreign rep- 600-POUND TUNA ST, July 6 (Associated In a battle with a ¢ off Manasquan, Hilding Swanson. ptaln Dublin. orien, resentatives of the Dall Blreann,| CORK, July 6 (Associated Presa),|®"4 two of the O'Brien being stationed in London}]—Word reached here that the cable] Overboard. and O'Kelly in Parts. station of the Commercial Cable Com- CORK, July 6 (Asnoclated Press) An official statement issued the] terminus of the transatlantic cables, Republican military headquarters at| has been threatened by trregular Irish Mallow says the Republicans forced| forces, the Free Stators to surrender the| the company and its employees, ter- Skibbereen Barracka on Tuesday,| rorized their families, und have de- after which an agreement was signed|manded the key to the school quar- by the rival commanders that hostili-| ters to be used as general headquar- ties should cease forthwith. ters of the trreguiar forces It was agreed that the Free Staters| Waterville 1s on Ballinskillings Bay should hand over their rifles and am-|at the southwest extremity of Sreland munition, the Republicans undertak- it the landing point for a large ing not to use them against the Free| number of cables connecting with the Staters, but to return them In the ‘United States. crew were crew made their daily haul, finger. an axe. pound house, placed on exhibition. 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