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HAWED
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BY PEACE FAILURE
as
Outlook Again i Rogarded
Discouraging England Be
,' coming Impatient
BLAME DE VALERA FACTION
Hy llie Associated Press
'Londen, Mnv 11. Announcement of
Ai a III re of the Dnll Blrwinn Pence
Smit between t!ie opposing nrmy file
ffi hnn bri.ul.t bnek nubile niter , Ien
l. linrnlv te the Irish Munitien.
hm,l, lm lalelv been ovcH.n.leucd by
Jj,c tlciien Conference untl Its utlemlnnt
'?c.'.MCii.f'i.n.,n Unit ii neaecniile nrrnnee-
Int II eVenttmllv be reached Is net
Si el. tbe mitloek Is rcSnrd.'4. ns
Prw" '."...., n.l tin. linimt ence of tbe
americanjdensIjl dead
' W. W. Maitersen Was 8tatlened at
Plymouth, England
Londen, Mny Jl, (Hy A. 1'.) An
nouncement nn ivnde tntbiy of t. ,lea(h
yesterday of William Wcvle. Master Master
hen, American consul m Pl.wiim.itli. fol
lowing mi opern.len for npin'iitllcltls.
Mr, MnMersen was born In Currell Curroll
ten, Ivy.. In ljjdl. H fU,r B,.a,i,m.
Ien from the Cincinnati I.nw n,-m,
'"It Is u" wenucr iiiiii i'M'
' nomlble opinion In I "land.
iitlieniiniehy which Is drlvl:
ifcV best bleed out of the co
Section of kns-lM. opinion was
nrciiraUly reflected in " imnve ei
Knens debate. Several prcMs de
Kes fro'" ,),lblln represent the
ffiltv of the public In Ireland
ffilv concerned ever the Mute of the
'' 1. . .....1- li,,f tlm mnrn rn.
"It.'3 " ."." "VL V"",..V.i :: ..." i
JII'IUIIII. ,llhfcllOH:u
iiitt some of
the bet bleed out et me le.iiiiry am
i.Lln. irndn bi n standstill. Is cnll-
Ki upon tbe Previsional ie eminent
e suppress the criminals," ays the
Pally Chronicle. "Kven eme of tthc
nmibllcmi lenders of the Irish Repub-
I llcnn Armj have been eemlus nreund te
wide of CeIIIiib and Griffith, and the
otter ranks of the nrmy are becoming
n Fome arena icstless at the conduct of
jhclr Itepiiblienii Mipcrler officers.
De Vnlera Faction Blamed
The new spinier blames the elements
Irndecl bv Kiinien de Vnlcru, which It
t undersiai'ids la the peace negotiations
would "concede nethlns and de nothing,
ahil weie readier for war even than
ihflr ilswielates In the army."
'A dispatch te the Times from Dub-
' Hn sns the country Ih thoroughly
, ilarmed at tbe condition of disorder
ml will new expect the Previsional
(leicrimient. ''which has made its last
nefcslblc overture te Heiiublleans," te
UleWfcellve stciis for the restoration of
iw and elder.
Despite the gloomy feeling, however,
lome of the correspondents retain hope
r cnniliiiiniice of the peace negetia
tiens. Tbej legnrd It as Important that
the committee it Ht ill In existence and
tec a pij-siblllty that consideration of
tbe lepeits of the two sections te be
nftxentcd te tbe Dull Kircann today
ulll afford a favorable opening for such
t centlmmntc.
Government Again Attacked
The fievercment was again sharply
attacked in tbe Heuse of Commens last
night for fal'ing te protect the three
BtitUb efficcis leecntly kidnapped in
Ireland. ...
'Ansten Clamberlaln, Government
leader, repbhg, lepcated that General
t Sir Nevil Mecrcady, the British com
mander In Ireland, had seen representa
tive) of both tbe previsional govern-
meat and the Itepubllean party, but
they bad nil assured him they knew
nothing about the incident, nltbeugh
the) weie doing their utmost te ascer
tain the facts of the rase.
He iippenlrd (earnestly for a con
" tfiAianrc of the experiment. He bc
licied that the power and Influence
of the piovislenul government were
Inei easing, and that, given a little
time, the ptovsienal government
would secure a mandate from the Irish
, people and establish its authority
throughout the twenty-six counties.
Belfast. May 11. (Hy A. P.) Three
Catholic v out lis, James, Francis and
Themns McKeevvn, were taken from
tbjCir beds at Hallymulderg last night
b) n litiug of men. and shot. .Tames
win killed and the ethcis seriously
npunded, Fiancis received sixteen bul
W weuml$.
ne vvas nnpelnted consul at Aden.
Arabia, icslan imr in Lssti! n .
,te his native town te le-entrr the nrnc-
uce ei law and for some time also edited
a newspaper. In ll)(:i, ,n ictnrned te
Aden as American consul, and la.er
vvas transferred in (urn te Hatum, liar
put, Durban and Plymouth.
VERMONT EX-GOVERNOR. DIES
Bedy of A. M. Fletcher, Wealthy
Man, Found In Hetel
Rutland. Vr.. May 11. (Hv A. p.)
Allen M. Fletcher, of Cavendih.
former governor of Veiinent, was found
dead In a room at the Hervvlik Hetel
here today, jlue te a (rielirul lieiimr
rllaee. Mr. Fletcher vvas one of Vermont's
richest men. He had extensive real es
tate holdings in Indianapolis,
RAIL SHOP DECISION
FACES COURT TEST
Reads Will Contest Ruling
Laber Beard, Executive
Forecasts
of
500,000 WORKERS AFFECTED
Hy the Asseclated.J'.ress
Haltlmere. May 11. Railroads In
volved In lust night's decision et tlie
Italliead l.nber Heard, declining the
contracting of shop work le outside
llrms te be n violation of the Trans
portation Act, will net submit te (tie
decision without testing ts legality In
the courts. In the belief of Maxwell C
Hjers, president uf 'the Western Mary
land Hnilread.
While the decision does net npply
speeilleally te the Western Mnr.vlaml,
which has "funned out" its mainte
nance of way department and princi
pal sneps te private contractors, me
general prlnMplcM established will gov
ern nil, It Was understood.'
A general i tiling of this nature. Mr.
Hjcrs said, would nicnnvmanjr millions
et upuars te tiiev railways nnectcu,
making n court anneal a logical things
The shop men ami maintenance of way,
workers of the Western Mar.vland struck
some time age In pretest against tlie
contract sjstenii
'Chicago, Mny 11. The Hailread
T.alier Heard, In n unanimous decision
handed down Inst night, ruled that any
railroad "farming out" its shnn and
maintenance work for the aliened pur
pose of removing Its empleyes from tlie
protection or benelits of the Transpor
tation Act or the jurisdiction of tlie
l.nber Heard Is In direct violation of
the previsions of the act, although offi
cial contracts involved In such transne
t Ien h -a re at the same time held legal
bv the rail bedj.
The decision, dra tell by Hen W.
Heeper, chnlrmali, nfTeds mere than
500,000 shop crnfts emplejes. who hnve
been prepared for some time te mark
strike ballets which would have taken
effect immediately if tlie tilling should
have been adverse te the brotherhood,
as well as some 1 ",0.0(10 ethers who
must new. If the railroads arc com-
fielled te alrlde by the beard's decision,
ic reinstated under former wajp and
working conditions. W
DIES WEEK AFTER
GOLDEN
WEDDING
Captain Price Brought First
Ties for Camden-to-Shere
Railroad
OTHER ATLANTIC CITY NEWS
SpccM Plivatch le Bfciii0 Vull'c t.ctterr
Atlantic City, Mny II. Captain
Geerge W. Price, commander of the
schooner which brought ill the first tie
used In building the Heading railroad
line te Cnmdetr, died nt his home Ijere
last night In his eighty-second jenr.
He retired from the sen about twenty
jiars age, ten jears nfter coming te
this clt.v. He nnd his vvlTe celebrated
their golden wedding nnnlvcrsiry n
week age. Hcddes n widow, lm is
survived by a number of children and
grandchildren.
United Stales Henaler Kdge, of Uila
city, came te the shore vesterday and
completed arrangement for the ""
end visit of President Harding anil his
part) at the Senvlcvv Country ( lull,
seven miles from here.
There will be sixteen inemberK In the
party. Including Several Cabinet officers
and their wives, neeerdlng te reserva
tiens made at the club. The party win
leave Washington early tomorrow and
meter te the fhere, going direct te the
country club, where they are te remain
until Tuesday, under the iirrungemcnts
made .vesteiduy. Names of the party
vvetc net disclosed here.
The Slate Hichvvav Department os-
1 leiihiy was petitioned by the Heard of
Fneheldcrs for tlie erection of u tetaln
fig wall along the new highway new
leading from the resort toward New
Yerk, te prevent damaging graves a
century old In the Hmlthvillc Cemetery.
J. Vauglinn Mathls, arehltect-builder.
of tills city, vvas serieusl.v injured at
l.otiBiiert .vesterday. when bis autome
bile vvas struck by a trolley car. The inn- i
. . . . .. , , , ..
ciiine vvas vvrecKfii. i-iis-sciigcrH ei me
trolley, themselves badly shaken up by
the force of the Impact, extricated and
rushed him te the City Hospital. Later
be was removed te his home.
LIBERIAN REPUBLIC LOAN
FIGHT SHIFTS TO SENATE
Republican Leaders Insist Wilsen
Agreement Be Carried Out
Washington. Mn II. (Hj A. P.l
Wk-ibc hj the Heuse of the resolution
JutherUIng a lu.in bj this count! v of
MW.IHIU te tlie I.Iberian Republic had
wificd the issue le the Senate teda.
t)llehig the vote in th" Heuse last
alpt. vvhb h was lib te l.'li), Chairman
terdne.v . of the Heuse Wn.vs and Me.m
teiniulitic. picdleted the resolution
eiihl be put tlueugh the Senate speed
II) and sent te the President.
lhe lui.il vote in tlie Heuse vvns taken
iter the defeat of a motion te leceiuiuit
with liistiiirtlens te amenil the resolu
tion se thai in, part of the lean should
Je used in pn,vitig the Indebtedness of
1014 1"(''""',' nrler t0 August 1,
I)chate en the lesolutlen occasioned n
Wter imitis.ni light, and at tlie same
"me fin nished what some members
yewlbed ns the lemnrkablc spectacle of
Kepnb I.mii leaders insisting that an
njreemeiit of the Wilsen Administration
Hieulil lie .allied nut, with Democratic
eailirs iiss.ni,,,, tluif the lean te 1.1
Hm vuts niitheiUcd in 101S In "deli
Wc of law."
PEGGY JOYCE LOVER ILL
Chilean Takes Poison Called An
eher Victim of Unrequited Affection
,. Is' M,lv !! Anether victim of
, "nieipilted leve of Peggy Hepkins
j Jce, la tlie belief of the French police,
W In a tiltlcul condition ut Nice.
Meutennnt Ithas Muntt, an attache
tmiCiUll,1",M LfButhm nt Paris, at-
opted suicide by swallowing an over ever
In hi i ", I':,ls"'us medicine. Clutched
imsluilicd hands, when he vvas found.
,,; "ewMiaper dipping containing
feUnii "V," " 'tniitement of her love
'I 'Hilly Hiraiirl..
i!111 , another Chilean youth.
W ,, Ui "lM," '" I',",1 ten dn.vs age
Wr "tei Ki' j",(l1 ''""' ,'(-,ceri""S ,0
''T-nlbcllcf Is that Muntt. tee,
forth' ,0 die because of unriulted leve
' esii. 1)l'"l,iful "Mrcn of thu century,"
118 the) i,w Ul)l ie(fBV
2EPPELINF0R U. S.
lGrmany Ordered te Build Ship of
70,000 Meters' Capacity
-,'erwllles, Mnv 11. (Hv P 1
fey Wlllumnufacture1 u'zeppn u'zeppn
te renin" ('l.,,t tl,01""'l meters' capacity
WttM i1' !V "l''' allotted e the United
CreJ,'i "-" v,,M1'i'b'H Tieatj. but
f( !1P V ,,Pr"'. under the award
-lows vml1'',ss,,!,(l,"ti Council which al
,i'f'aiai'!)(n ,,im' ,",11," yl,, ,""rkH
fifn.'l.!'".1"'''1. States had asked that
lQorien ,,, "'"''"''I t build for It a
Sw .1 ,', 1,)l'1-Mieti.. Zeppelin, which
14 Mnlctei ViV,"1 "l0 largest ever con-
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