The evening world. Newspaper, August 14, 1922, Page 4

oor pense > oe eae RNS I LORD NORTHCLIFFE ins BATTLE ooneae FOR LF; DES OF STRANGE MALAD ACTING PRESIDENT OF DAIL EIREANN BY GRIFFITH DEATH owner of the London Times. He is said to have been the proprietor of some 60 periodicals with a cifcula- tion of 20,000,000 coples. REBELS CAPTURE DUNDALK; SURPRISE ne nt back to England suffer-| In 1888 he married Miss Mary Eliza- reported, from ptomaine|beth Milner, raughter of Robert Mil- Early in July the diag-|ner. He was created Baron of the B. Altman & Cn. his illness Was “‘unknown|Islo of Thanet in 1905 and made a poisoning." Viscount in 1917, His father was an t the conclusion of the war] ‘The Viscount was born at Chapell-|Irish barrister. { pS (Continued from Wirgst Page.) Premier were character-| 3, Ireland, July 15, 1865.° He be-| Toward the closo of his life dissen- : j wo strongest personal-|ian work a& subordinate editog in aJsion came between Viscount North- | 0 iat HL itp Vir itist arly in July |pupiishing house at the ago of seven-|cliffe and other members of the As- For to-morrow (Tuesday) then ld that a rigid cer Hi with the Premier were]teen, answering correspondents, It] sociated Newspapers, Ltd., owners of ence ae whieh } led, kept from the Brit H been ended and they ‘ested a Newspaper career and he|the Northcliffe Press. Libel suits 4 I olic sh public ecurate account of the | y 1gain. One commentator}founded a weekly magazine called| were brought against him by Sir Take Garrison at Police war; that victories liffe said of the|Answers." This succeeded so well] Andrew Caird, Vice Chairman, and entered Dundalk at 8 o'clock this Pulitzer founder of * | “ ae BAe aM Wale s attitude toward him,|that he eventually founded the Lon-| Walter G. Fish, a director of the | Headquarters and Release nent Gol, Fopit nd they admire him,|don Daily Mail, the first. morning}asoclation. But when his illness be- A Seasonable Offering of | Prisoners f the { ' they may, they cannot be| newspaper in London to sell’ for alcame acute tho suits were at once ot naan t * half-penny. In later years he became tropped. 9 ° e ated \ plain Alfred M F h | BELFAST, Aum. 14 (Associated H wee Ws CHS Clty se ens urnishings Press).—A large force of Republicans At the invitation of Morning, taking the national garrison @ompletely by surprise, The attack ‘was successful, and the town is now feolated, with Republican troops Patrolling the streets, The Anne Street Police Headquar- sh press e superin- experimental eared Tuésday morning, It was In the form in have published a New He cut the pages presenting an exceptional opportunity for the replenishing of the Summer wardrobe at extremely low prices 9 ° C WA WHI wid cooublea ‘by ihe taneed the Gor tn haf, reac the seni Men’s Negligee Shirts ( t an n age from } Nationc!s, was the first objective to at Gallipoli and ad # Rugs from the Orien x oa : - . ~ remier Asquith, demandi ed the num- | sit Wdhrice | be atormoa ana taken, The garrison 6 ipsa la rath la bear Liteees : in a diversity of fabrics, featuring fancy stripes | was captr Lloyd ae for CARIBE the country, from h A Sal | The jail was the next to fall, and Asquit uld not be a me ' 1 aiae Hi lite in t e ugust e $1.35, 1.85 & 2.10 : F yroval or disap @il prisoners, who were mostly Re- - coe ene cre ape cne roval t ne fori Nast , publicans, were liberated, These were WILLIAM T. COSGRAVE, icya George's ‘The World appeared in {ts old A\n account of the Flint & Horner August sale wupplied with arms and joined their rn ae ener ne ee count Northcliffe accep 4 1 would be incomplete if it failed to stress the re- Men’s Paiamas Feecuers in the attack on the town,| | "i ns " ‘a public office, coming to the United |g |LLNESS FIRST NOTICED AT markable values in rugs and carpets. J ? ; sania ti he corridors of uptown hotels trying} States as head of the British war i i one P bd veo pone were freely u pei doors recently. When questioned he} miswon, On his return to Englan: THE ARMISTICE: Persian Mahals, Beluchistan rugs, Sarouk mats, of light-weight fancy cotton materials | The railway station and General Post] has produced a police budge from bis|{the post of War Minister was offered | \ int Northeliffe’s iMness first Chinese carpets—all are offered at discounts which Office were taken in succession. Many | pocket and asserted he was a detec-|pim, bit he declined ft harp t at the time of the of the inhabitants fled. tive Investigating a matter regarding] criticising the British conduct of the rmistice, His ailment are as unusual as the rugs themselves. $1.85 & 2.15 The Republicans seized a railway | Which It was to the interest of the} q However, he accepted the of 1 a denoma of the For example, just to give you some idea of the redue- ne, which was despatched south| "ote! not to have any publicity. His} fice of Director of Propaganda. in 1 1, and in June, 1919, an tions that prevail all along the line, some Moussol engine, fas despatched south! giih assurance was such that he al-|ignemy Countries and to t ned. Early in rugs which average 54 x 3% feet—for- with a view to blocking the rear and| ways was believed. Lut in almost] hostilities had an extensive corps ¢ I tour, but this merly priced at $49.00—are now offered for $32.50 Men’: Ss Pour-li- hand Scarfs preventing the Free Staters from] ¢Very instance it was found that one]agents in many, Austria and t! by labor troubles in or more rooms in the hotel had been] bordering nations king} i also by another attack F ree: ts $4] | pba eat epioeaiag robbed after his visit. A number of] After the armistice and the appoint-Jon Liody Gcorse ling his mo- FLINT & HORNER CO., INC. of imported navy or black, A report was received In Belfast} notel watchmen and clerks were| ment of Winston Churchill as Minis-|ti\ it iuis Curzon in Ww wi dots @is afternoon that after capturing} called to court, and it was thoughi|ter of Mufitions, Viscount North ' ) ent Great Britain at 20-26 West 36TH STREET 24 Dundalk the frregulars occupied Why elie charges might be] cliffe attacked Lloyd George, to Washingt Arms Conference. A few yaeds from Sth Avenue : made to those of impersonating af which the F nier replied with w sity masons ad Roane n policeman and violation of t parole biting speech in the House of Com-_ pe we efused Government news. he ican! ed up a the Free Staters who could not escape and put them in jail, Afterward, they are reported to have looted the banks, proceeding later to the rail- way station, where a train was as- gembled, A group of Republicans, ‘well armed, boarded the train and pro- @eeded in the direction of Drogheda. The train is also said to have car- ried a carload of bombs and other war material. It was believed that these troops Jeft with the intention of destroying bridges, but the later report said they had occupied Drogheda. Protestant inhabitants gf Dundalk were said to be fleeing the city, and many of them had reached Armagh this afternoon, Rail traffic was stopped at a small town near the Louth border, where there was great congestion. Commandant McKenna, leader of the Irish Insurgents in County Louth, and five other Republicans were killed during the fighting which resulted in the capture of Dundalk by the Irregu- lars, says a report from that town late this afternoon. Commandant McKenna was cap- tured by National forces during the Four Courts battle in Dublin, but he later escaped. CORK, Aug. 14 (Associated Press) —The irregulars who evacuated Cork before the advance of the National troops have apparently been com pletely routed, and are flying helter skelter to the hills of northwestern County Cork. The hills across the border in County Kerry are now shel- tering large numbers of irregulars. The barracks at Fermoy, north of Cork, were burned by the irregulars yesterday previous to their evacuating the town. A brigade from Cork ts reported to have disbanded at Ma- croom following differences of opinion over the firing of the castle there. polite tla BODY OF GRIFFITH GIVEN CIVIC HONORS Wanera! Will Be Held To-morrow From Pro-Cathedral. DUBLIN, Aug. 14 (Associated Press).—The body of Arthur Griffith, ATT >, TooToo eSUrs re s Foremost Specialists” Ey LLINS &@ 34th Street — New York Unprecedented August Fur Values All the Furs in this Sale were purchased before recent advances in the Wholesale Costs and these favorable Purchase Terms are fully reflected in the many Savings Opportunities afforded are Unsurpassed. Exceptional Offerings. The S Fur Prices Now at Lowest Levels The list below is merely suggestive of what this Sale affords Natural Muskrat Coats, 40 in. long. Made with smart reverse border- August Price 1 1 5.00 Trimmed Seal-dyed Nutria Coats, 46 in. long. Skunk collar and cuffs. August Price 275.00 f President of the Dail Hireann Cabinet, Nutria Coats, 36 in. long. Made Alaska Seal Coats ((tuaranteed U. S. | "Mate tars Male alas dame Ed with self shawl collar and cuffs. Gov. Skins). 45 in. Skunketrimmed. ie Hall. Thousands of mourners streamed . PTE TTA hy the bier, around which was sta- tloned a guard of honor of troops of the National Army. The body will lie in state until to- Morrow night, when it will be re- Moved to the Pro-Cathedral, Arch- bishop Byrne wilt preside at solemn requiem mass at 11 o'clock Wednes- day morning, the funeral and burial at Glasnevin, Dublin's northern suburb, immediately following. rt churches yester- tribute was paid to © trend of which was WITUCVeSECCITECL 1) SUSUERESUGLOOEIE LONE Ureereesersecen' August Price 1 35.00 Natural Raccoon Coats, 36 in. long. With deep collar and reverse border. August Price 195.00 August Price 350.00 Natural Black Muskrat Coats, 45 m, long. Superior quality skins. August Price 305.00 i H Hi H Men’s Bathing Suits repriced for clearance to $3.25, 4.15, 4.85, 5.85 & 6.45 Men’s Leather Belts at the less=t 55c. prices of & 95c. ng stock of Renn Straw Hats (sizes incomplete) at the greatly reduced price of $1.85 Mladison Avenue- Fifth Avenue 34th and 35th Streets New Vork Pillar of st Trimmed Persian Lamb Coats, 45 Natural Mink Coats, 40 in. long. = : the eld he eldelden ren et in. long. Skunk collar and cuffs. Tail Trimming at bottom and cuffs. Very Special Offer! rmy, term WM7th's death a : calamity for nd sald was . | BREE EES A tuna rie 195.00 Aupat Prin 675.00 C le Cabinet ; Pea Australian Opossum Coats, 40 in. Trimmed Hudson Seal Wraps and (Genuine Victrola installed) , ded, 2RSEY WOMAN, N. J, Aug. 14.—Mre fifty-six, Martha Sca long. New shawl collar and sleeves, perfectly matched skins. Coats (Dyed Muskrat,) with Squirrel, Sable, Fitch and Skunk, 45 in. long. 35.00 scodigan at a Jer Ce 2 pasar August Price 245 .00 August Price 525.00 Fo erly 105.00 afternoon te the warning whistle of the loc ve i the fact that the approach of the train was visible from the road some distance from the cross: ing. She was instantly killed. THE WORLD'S Harlem Office Now Located at 2092 7th Ave. Near 125th St. HOTEL THERESA BUILDING . Serle gh Sa Trimmed Hudson Seal Coats (Dyed Muskrat), 40 and 45 in. long. With Natural Squirrel, Beaver or Skunk. August Price 3 25 e 00 Storage Free of Charge until goods are needed next Fall. mapsssousscsecctses JsDSGGAESsusGORGSEGSDARSSS005 DOURSRaAALBEBeDr wianeseetehs:0/0000000SssBG0Ns0AESRRSBELEOORRSSEnSBanereE TES 108 Trimmed Alaska Seal Capes (Guar- anteed U.S. Government Skins), 45 in. long. Beautiful Kolinsky collar. August Price 525.00 Charge purchases will be billed October Ist. This is a particutarly beautiful design and is equipped complete with 6 record albums. 9.00 DOWN Balance very low monthly terms. No interest on unpaid, balance. (Fifth Floor|