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MRS
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Widow of Cerk Mayer Asserts
They Destroy Lives Without
Least Excuse
TELLS OF LIFE'S ROMANCE
New Yei-li. Pi". (1 Mr Timpiicp
MnsSwtnfj. willow of the I .old Mnyer
of Cerk, lireki lifr silence en endl
Heng In Irclnnil Inn nniijsii lnt evp
nlns te give ionic cihm-iiI lilcn of wliat
her ttntltnnnv bofen- the Vllliml nun
misinn In Wmliiiietnti "'11 l She
made known, loe. her own prr-mml nt
tltudc ntul, unite invidiiUil1 re
vralcl the grnnl leiniincc of lier life
that Ir-rl her Inte what lie likes te mil
"th renl 1lfi of IrulamL"
In this- lovclalien she renfumril all
of the statements teganlins tin' "
nin.nct mnde enrlier in tin- diiv te ie ie
perters hv hnr shier In law. MIhh Mary
MacSwinei She had hml n Iuik ilav.
Keine te St. I'ntrlfk'- Cathedral in the
morning, te luncheon with Mi. mid
Mrs. Frnnk I WaUh, piiNinirii visit
te Enmen De Vnleia at the Waldorf Waldorf
Asteria, nnd gi'iuTnll Ri't tiiiR n liirger
Klimnse of the it y
"Of course.' "he nld. "I would
prefer te sny nothing nt nil nlmut ion
rlltlenu In Ireland or m nttitude to
ward them before Wedne-iday, when I
am te be presented te thi) rcrniinlsieti
of Inquiry. But jnu iniuht ask ,me some
question and mnbe I renlil answer
them."
Her Story
Rhe besilli li xtuling that she had
wltnesNed n crent many of the "crime
nt tie Iflark and Tans" and that it wan
the peneral opinion of thinking men
nnd women of Ireland that these Black
nnd Tans were e-i:tiRlih officers "tie
ciallv skilled in "brutality." .
"Yeu cannot leek nt these activities,
she declared, "nnd reach nn ether
conclusion than that the Knglish iov iev
ernmnnt wants te exterminate trm Irish
people. Hut they cannot de that. They
are there for no ether purpene than te
erdtn mv people te rcnent tlieir but
tallty. , ,
"I was In Cerk when n bomb es -I
ledcd. It was thrown bv the mili
tary. One, man had his two legs blown
off, and he died the next morning. Hut
that was a verj small part of their
work Indeed. They Ce into homes in
the middle of the night or day and de de
Mrey lives, without the least possible
i ciifc. In Tralee. for instance, the
wholes town was terrorized b them
lr is n different Ireland one sees new
tnan lie years age. when 1 became
interested in the movement
"When you sa that the Knglish
have no business in Ireland you have
said nearly all that has te be said. Our
people don't want them there. They
icte tee long. De the
eland "nil I our Kind nt
miii'li as the men de. 01
t'dwittd Carsen likes te
ie is a North and n Seuth
ml he doesn't knew Irc-i-
mi sin h thine as a
i. anil i-lily n very few
land want iiii.v thing else
Inih pendent republic. Of
nil t Knew the real life
im-.v if ion don't try te
have been I
women of It
IrcedemV As
nurse, Sir
llilnk that tli
in Ireland, b
land There
North I tela in
noenle in In-
hut a wlielh
course. Mm
of .win cenn
tind It."
tier Itum.itit e
llni sixti'i'-in till1. M ikiu l if.!siiiiiii
twealed the inimincf that brought this
woman with the girlish fact1 and home
like tastes into the, company of Irhh
lighters. She nut niing MacSwiney
at the home m a Cat her Mitrph), a
meeting place fur Sinn rVineiw, It was
in Cerk and in llll."i 1'iiur te that
meeting Mi Mm Swim- had never
been interested in the imlifiuil thought
of her cniiiiliN She i anie from a well-le-dn
famiH iiiiiiied M 1 1 1 1 ti - net re
lated te the ilfigimiin. and. anyhow
there are eiMuig.i .Mtiiplixs in Ceik te
till a inini.it hi ' edition of n it di di
rccteij. Ilei Inthei' was a distiller,
interested ill Ihiiiiiss The test of the
family was ir i mil uppnsed te the ie
publican idea hut ii'scnted her mingling
with the pad iel
It innsl li.'nc been a i ase of love at
first sight, fin. acienliiig te Miss Mac
Swiney, the then Miss Minpliy became
a student of I'ticlic liteiatute. After
tile liiMiriei tiiui Ti'iciice MacSwiney
was hi rested Ills future wife met
him agam in WiikefleM I'riseti when she
was milking :i tmir of iiispictien with
ether women Lnfr MacSwiney was
transferieil and the Knglish Ctovern Ctevern
inent refused In Id the plin e of his
deteiilidii Im known Hut Miss Mur
li In feiiinl it and found her future bus
b.iiul It was in a nuiitij Milage
There she in, 1 lnm.
Mine Car Jeyrlde Proves Luckless
Sciaiilnii. I'.i.. I'''-. ti. .leseph
Huaiie. .le-"pli Hi I'liiiim and frank
Can'eii. Cmlinndnle 1 1 1 1 . went je
riding in an . tnpu mine car in a slope
at Caibnndale Sundii). the car jumped
the track and In Id I lie lms under it for
live heiiis, in milil then plight was dis.
ccucicil The vi' Inns aie at a hospital,
scrinusl in 1'it I'd
Caterpillar Tread Inventor Dies
Stockton, Calif.. Die ll Hv A.
p i Hentainiii ll"li. inventor of the
caterpillar triad Applied te tractors,
died at a huspiial lure cstcrda.v after
n brief illtic The (read he invented
was applied in tlic tanks developed
us a major weapon in the gieat war.
He was burn in Miirunac nullity, New
Hampshire in IMll
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STORMS JAIL
TOAVENGEOFFICERS
Men Said te Be Connected With
Trap for Yeung Women
Near Lynching
ARRESTED AFTER FIGHT
Hy Hie Associated Press
Siiitn Kosu, Calif., Dec. 0. Oeergi
Heyd. licensed of having shot and killed
three officer", who sought te arrest him
.M'Hleid.iv in connection with recent nt
tacks en gills in Sun 1'rancisce, wan In
jail leda. hovering near death from a
gunshot wound inflicted by the, efHceis
Three ether persons arrested in con
nection with what 'the Han Francisce
police ilt scribe as nn extraordinary trap
set for young women of that city, were
held in jail. The shouting led last night
te two unsuccessful attempts by in
furiated citizens te storm the jail.
The officers shot te death were Sherifl
.lames A. I'etrny, of Senoma ceunty:
Detective Sergeant Miles .lacksen nod
Detective l.estet (terniaii, of San
Francisce .liicksen. after being
wounded, shot Iliyd.
The thtee ether persons under nil est
ii re '
Chailes Valeuti, owner of the house
in San Francisce te which officers said
a si ere of young women had been en
Heed nnd attacked: Terence Fltts. who
has seivcd three terms In penitentiaries,
iiml Doielhy Quinlnn, of San Francisce
Fer hours last night the prisoners
listened te the shouts of n throng out
side demanding vengeance for the killing
of the officers. A group of men, enrry
nig a telegraph pole for a battering
lam. nttempleil te rush the front deer
mid Inter another group approached the
jail deer with a heavv iron beam. Of
ticeis broke up both attacks, largely b
use of their lists
Oflirers planned tednv te confront
the three arrested men with three young
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7 hrt large brilliant
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" nil iilalfnum rittq
Se Far
nothing has been found that
satisfies the taste for personal
adornment s e cempleteh ns
diamonds
Mitchell Diamonds are care
fully selected nnd exipilsltely
pet In beautiful geld and plat
inum mountings
wei ti who hove been brought here
from San Francisce In nn effort te lilcn
tlfj ulentl nnd Heyd ns linvlug been
arming these who attacked them.
Sun Kmirlsce, Dec. fl.--By A. I' )
'I lie shouting te death of 'three of
fici'is at Santa Hosn was n develop develep
nieni of n search by San 'Francisce po
lice tin members of a group of men who
aie nci used of having subjected a score
of eiiiik women te indignities mid
briiiulities at u house in I low nut street
I" of the meic densely settled dis
Iriits.
'I he fitst of these attacks te come
te i elice notice was when u young
w an, en .November 121, after u night
of l Miilblu experiences, Jumped through
ii w uilew and told nn officer n girl com.
puiiiiiit still was held In the house. The
pel . e milled tlie place, sent the second
glil in a hospital where she still Is and
mi--ted live men. The girls said eight
men had been concerned In the attacks.
Tin tl.e men arrested were held in bends
of s 111,11(10 each, said te be the highest
cm lixed in u San Francisce court.
TWO HURT IN AUTO CRASH
.1 'si ih Schaefer, sixteen years old,
of inn 1 Salmen street, dieve his
fall. us motertruck Inte a telegraph
poll in Richmond nud Iledley streets,
at s, n'eleck this morning, when the
stniing gear became defective.
Scli.ieler's iegs were cut nnd bruised,
and Jeseph Wynewanlak, twenty-two
ye.iis i Id. nf 'J723 Orthodox street, who
wii- 1 uling with li i 111 . was cut en the
fai and slinuldeiH, Thev were tnken te
the I'lankferd Hospital The meter -tru
I was badly damaged.
FLOWERS
from
"The Sign of the Rese"
Are AhuH I'l-mli
Four Shipments Daily
Charles Henry Fex
!2i S. llltOAI) ST.
I'hnnr: Walnut ?uu
MILLARD REEVE BURIED
Police Officials Pay Cast Tribute te
Police Reporter
.Friends of Mlllind Fillmore Heeve,
including city and police officials
mid his former newspiiner associates, 1 of .Mr
crowded his Iflte Leme ... Ut.tledge te jet this f?H. hi, home was filled will.
Director Cortcljen, who represented
Mnyer .Moere, called te pay his Inst
respects te his old friend, and also
headed the active pall -bearers. (Seerge
H. Tempest, nsslstnlit superintendent of
pay their Inst lespects te him, nnd biter
saw him laid te test in Mount Fence
Cemetery. Mr. Iteeve was police re
potter of the I't lil.IO liKlHll.ll for
tliltty llvn jems.
Flowers had ahas been the hobby
lleevc As if in recognt.ien
nr-im irtt-rni Trtr-irr- iftgJOl -IOE30
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The Utility .Set is packed in
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Electrical gifts for every member of the
fnmily will he found in our large and
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Any young woman in an apartment or at
college will welcome as n Christmas gilt
one or the ether of these compact and ex
ceedingly useful sets, r.ach consists
3-neund Ueveled-
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police, nnd Magistrate Kiscnbrewn f
nmnng the mourners. Jehn t' m
Clnren represented the Hcpartmini -
Public- Works, MeiKcnnnt Theodere v
Weed and Jeseph Coegnn. the Dptectiri
Biirenu, nnd Lieutenant Ocergc F iiii,
ten nlse was prrscut. ' '"
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Dated December 15
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M'U mimi'Mw i 1 1 A - K KJIIf
HKIUHIUII ' WIIT.HI Art Dlrwr
Ct miiy !e tritr le say thai it's tin a a
Ionian wcur;. her clelhc?, llial ceuiii.
hut Cecile Sercl'h photograph in thi-imiiiiIkm-
are supreme fxamples of a
I'hii' which proves that point. There's
a page of Florence Walten's neueM
dancing ewiia two from Lam;u
shewiitf; full lace skirt 8, and a field
hrecaded enierahl silk from Oillet.
Sketched in this numher are the gowns
that Paris takes te Biarritz and Venice.
and hats delightful or discreet from
a Maria Guy turban with wings of
hrewii lace, te a dignified affair of
black heaver. Hand-made blouses
and practical frocks are shown in the
"hopping pages; and there's a page of
-ketches hy Fish for a children's fancy
dress party, and an article en u
lhrislmas party with no end of original
suggestions. This Vogue is full of
holiday gaiety. Of course you want it!
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Atlantic Service new also
en the "down-town" side
of North Bread Street
That imposing new .structure you see en the west side
of Bread Street, at Lycoming, is a further example of the
Atlantic idea of gasoline service.
This new Atlantic Service Station is the result of a
careful survey of Bread Street traffic conditions in the
vicinity of the Roosevelt Boulevard. Its location is due te
a studied conception of the motorist's need of a conven
ient, time-saving gasoline service when traveling down
town ward just as the previously established Atlantic
Station en the east side, two blocks above, offers a like
service when going in the opposite direction.
Se new, no matter which way you're headed, these
two great eases te the fuel needy make it easy te obtain
a supply of pure, fresh, powerful gasoline Atlantic! Ne
necessity for crossing the trafiic. Ne mix-up of signals. Ne
back-tracking, maneuvering or waiting. Yeu pull in and
swing out always with the traffic going your way.
It is far-seeing considerations such as these that have
made Atlantic Service se unusual se complete se popu
lar. It typifies the modern idea of merchandising when
values arc judged by service as well as quality. It marks
the day when a gallon of gasoline has mere than a money
equivalent an extra measure of return when served
with special thought for your comfort, convenience and
time. That's the Atlantic idea!
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