The evening world. Newspaper, December 4, 1922, Page 4

Might Mean “Lifa Imprison- ment in Irish Republic” for Some Ulséerites. James Crus, the Ulster Premier, in an address at Derry yes- terday, suid he woul? ree be a party to any commission loyalists under a forcig eign jurisdiction The Premier declared titat his hear- erm were aware that those who had westing | Would mean an imporiantstep toward the establishment of an independent Fepublic. The Premier usserted that the Chairman of the woposad Boundary Commission might be a man who knew nothing of the real facts or cir- eumstances in the points af Issue. Tho Premier sald that he, for one,] PRINCE ANDREW SENT ON BRITISH WARSHIP TO BRINDISI, IN EXILE which would mean sending loyal men, by a stroke of the pen of the Chair- man of the Boundary Commission, to life imprisonment In an independent Irish republic at no distant date. As o means of bridging the dim. culty, the Premler suggested direct negotiations between the Northern and Southern Governments which might adjust matters by an exchange of districts without a surrender of en- Ure counties. He said he thought tha any decisions by a Boundary Commis. sion might leave both sides dissatis- fled and that the matter of bound- aries, after all, was as nothing com- pared with the establishment of co- operation between the North and the South. TRUSTEES OF FUND SUE DE VALERA FOR $10,000 | Service on Repabitean Chief Had by Advertisement. DUBLIN, Deo. 4 (Assoctated Presa).— Suit for $10,000 has been brought against Eamon de Valera in Chancery Gourt by Bishop Fogarty, Dr. Richard Hayes ani John Collins, brothor of the Inte Michael Collins, as trustees of the Na- Pat tional Fund, together with President PRINCESS ALICE. Cosgrave in his capacity as Minister of Finat Spared Degradation, but Has Cloud Ka it is impossible to of “Incompetency;” Princess Locos Ai ar ioe Glad to Leave. whereabouts is unkno th Granted permission to serve him by ad- LONDON, Dec. 4.—Prince Andrew of Greece and his wife, Princess Alice, are proceeding to Corfu and thence B. Altman & Cn. For to-morrow (Tuesday) Extraordinary Values in Women’ s Philippine Lingerie at concessions amounting to fully one-half the regular prices These undergarments are made of selected ma- terials, in designs exclusive to B. Altman & Co. Nightrobes Envelope Chemises Petticoats Extra-size Petticoats . A $1.65, 2.25, 3.10 & 3.90 1.65, 2.25 & 3.25 2.25 & 3.25 3.75 THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1022. to Brindisi, Italy, aboard the British] EVERYBODY light cruiser Calypso, says a Reuters despatch from Malta. The despatch, which says that the naval authorities | National Troops foops Contiane Reund- at Malta have learned of the banished | “#~Some Prince's presence aboard the crutser adds that it is expected be and Prin. | Free State Government {s continuing | broken cess Alice will land at Brindisi, it was the work of Te puriare vy of some: Prince Andrew was 6} one seeking letters or other documents. dignity of having the insigna and but. | cealed weapons. National Army troops | --sseeemeenemene tons torn off his uniform after con. | Were on duty in all parte of the city ae tg, c The revolutionary court martial will PRE TE now try persons of secondary rank |U. S. CONSUL TAKES HAND alleged to be responsible for Greece's defeat by the Turks, Including the Commissioner to Constan- tine, Stergelades. Princess Alice was “comparatively | sulate to-day entered the Investigation "she said, upon departing |of mysterious events that followed the as ransacked 6 death. climate, It 1s said, and was giad that] waite dying at a hospital Atles Shan- her exile with her husband would nessey was declared to have told at- take her to England. 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Halted Thi rag ite ree Times. eS ene Its precautions of searching pedestri- | Police sald the in. | 40s and occupants of vehicles for con-| vor, the der ba ew of @ prominent pubs i intended to marty flowing lag the suicide verdict the bout “the ico ie pr) Bh bon yg ea x DUBLIN, Deo. 4.—The Provisional] tion, te, lanes, unt rent were found the fooma in dleorder. ‘The JACKMAN’S whether demnatfon to exile, but he will “live | *t 4 early hour this cine halting. under the cloud of having been de- | Pedestrians, motor cars and t: clared too incompetent to be held re-| ¢xamination, and many business mef | || sponsible for actions worth of a death | were searched three times before they No one was allowed to pass r without @ reached their offics. 7 Better Sight IN GIRL SUICIDE CASE Spurs Parts Police, Who Fina Her Apartment Ransacked. 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