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FOUR PERSONS DIE
IN IRISH DISORDERS
Shipyard Workers Are Attacked
While Riding Heme en
Tramcars
27 OTHERS ARE WOUNDED
ItrlfnM. Mny 23.The telnl cn-unl-tles
In tJm series of disorder which
swept Belfast during the night were
plnrert nt four dend nud tweutyscven
weundiMl tedny. Tlie wounded Ineludcd
only these cases treated in hospitals.
It Is unofficially deelnred tlint the
curfew law will probably be extended
te Include the country district.
The Carnegie Library in the heart of
the J'hIIh Uuud district was set afire
Inst cwniris A mob attacked the tire
brigade, nnd also the police, who tried
iu i...il iui- un , ,
I Knrly jestenlay rlRiit armcu mm
bearded a new tramrnr in u lenelv part
et I'alli roan, aim wnue iwn uevenu mv
Icrevx with tin lr weapons the ethers snt-
'united both decks of the enr with coal
i oil. Then with piles of paper they set
the car ablaze and bent it speeding
toward the city.
A workman plucklly bearded the run
nwnv and pulled the trolley, thus stop step
ping it. Itesidents of the district ex
tinguished the tlamex.
A grave-digger at Telferd, while pro pre
(Ceediug te his home from the cemetery,
wa- attacked by a gang and "-het dead.
'While nellce were leturnlng from
Hull menu from operations in the dl
............ . , .-- . i,.,
trim tl.ej were ambued near art-
mere. A licrcc fight cnMind mid two of
the attacking party were thet and
i killed .
I A young married woman funding
1 in the deer of her home in the eat end '
of the city was struck by a bullet nud
Uiincereusiy weunueu. i their car. Thev threw in the clutch
, Among the features of Minister et nml fj10 mnri,ine" fairly jumped away
Finance Pollock's financial statement ni,(.n Mrs. tJraf ran out with tlie shot
! te the Ulster Parliament today was that p, she raised the weapon te her
!the Government's balance sheet showed ' heu,!er and pulled both triggers. The
' a surplus of 04.000. lie said no new , (,nvv ,iel,i,iP P,rs0 of bird shot struck
taxes would be Imposed and that sat- th(1 fj. (.urliljU4 f ti,c car.
Islnctery nssurances had been recened jj(,r 1Uvbunl ran te a neighbor's
from the British Cabinet regarding the ,)(1u ft nuartPr ,nlj,. away, as be had
.equipment and upkeep of the Utcr ,, ,n,.,in(. in the garage. The neigh-
special centabuiar .
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Dublin, M.iy 2-" ' Hy A. P. i -
Kanion le Valera received a number of
newspapermen today and appealed te
them for full publicity of the I Nter
atrocities en the ground that cpo-ure
if the facts te the world was the way
te peace.
'IM. ...... . nt n .'t.'imll I'irfTi IH ntlt-
There was a vicious circle
rages and rtpil-nls. the Kcpiiuliruu
leader said. The 1'nieni-t" were in
n majority in the nnrthe.i-t. and he
favored their having full local autone-
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The Catholic ISishnp of Perry, while French Maintain Interest Should Be
, metering from his residence te Meville. as Lew as pessble j
was held up b Ulster -pedal constables . -
've-terda. lie was ordered te leave the 'iris. May -. (I. A. 1 l-Up-
'car and was searched, en the read-lde. tliiiim ever the progress nelng made j
j nccerdliig te .1 Londonderry dispatch. i)V t, jnternatlennl Hankers' Confer-!
The inc'dent. it W asserted, has aroused ; ,,en,id,ri the ,., fimlIlciui
1 great Indignation. , , , .
situation, with a view te an interna-
The Laber Pam will nominate -fv- , Honal lean, was voiced tedav by Karl
enteeu rnndidates for the coming Irish Bergmnnn. the t.erman representathe. ;
elections. The candidate, include .lam. ,"D K tui-ning out jiM as I expect
i Larkin. the fenmr head of the Trans- , "d." In- said in expressing plca-ure mcr
'pert Werktrs' Union, who recent I was ' the outlook. . , , ..,i
! released fiem prison in the United' One et the first peintN te be .ettlcl
'States en a writ of reasonable doubt. ' is the amount of the lean te t.ermany
, Larkin was found guiitj in lll'.ti ef,"I'ich is considered a prime cs-entlHl
criminal anarchy and sentenced te a many real hcttlcnient J lif.s. accord-
term of five te ter e.ir- in New Yerk Ins ' "'' leurnal. falls within the,
! St-ite Prison special prexlnce of .1. P. Morgan. .Sir
I Rebert Kindersley. lintisli delegate. ,
Iinilen. May
I Bv A. P. i He.
nele-Irish treatv
'II.U1I1K I .1111 in'- .iitk'wui'ii uiui.i -7. , i. , . .1
im.ist be saved, today's newspapers ex- , These thiee will aNe hae e resolve
I press the suspicion Hint Hie agreement''" hiu eMenf (.er-nany will partiei-
between Khiiiuii lie Valera and Michael imte In the .mu-. for it is fel that
Cellins cners an intention te ile.lare ln"mncli n t.ermnny is m get part of
' ciaring t.'iat the
III! itldepeini' tit lepilbll
The Tunes and the Ii.ulv Mail etn-
ph.isjc that liii-iit Itrlrain will nver
tolerate the --eparatiiin of Irciand,
"The tie.it. ' s.n - the Tlineu. "s
1 tlie tnW"'ilh!c ill.lltev of Ulster's rights
ns well as tliese of the test of Ireland
It offers the only path te
. ..
and iiimn it presena, en 'he dread
kM' ?.f !,";,f "r " i"'rabl.v de-
'"The Iinilx M.,,1 saj. the Tree State
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sett.enient.
leaders ou"lit te be warned that !reat
I'.iltain is nut filing te be jnckcjit into
1 1 , acceptanie nf a tepnblie.
K'sew heri' tlie lel'ilsal bj llie I'ser
Pnunier. Sir .l.in.i". '"raig. te partici
pate in the lifiiindar i oininissieii pro pre
v.iinl b tlie treatj is si;irplj criti
ned Sir
Die Wi stnillsei liaette wain
.1.11111 s (ll.'l
it would lie tneie fully fin
n. e Lnjl.-h Ministers tr, ui-st that
( .illuis aillnre t" l lie treatj if they ad-
iii.tti-d t'raig s ete I Ii
luiniii'cinen! ilehnitch Ii
I'ralg pin
(lis evirj
chiiiiee fur neai iii Ireland, mid cannot
he allowed te ritiiain the ln.r wunl." premised te de iinmedlatelj.
Tlie Ureneli court bj cnurtesv per-rT-nnr
nectl aid MCCTlMnc mined an American atternej who n
STOPS OPEN-AIR MEETINGS , ndmiti-d te prurtue in the Ureneli
iin.rt te sllplilement the address rf Mrs
Sheriff Issues Order te Striking pirke I'rcnch attnrney
Ceal Miners in Fayette County
I iiloutewn. P.i.. Ma j 'J."i i I!j A
p Miii"r ili-iinler-. tu -In ieal stuke
i,nri !' I'nvi'tri' (iniiit were sjilil In
s'nr,n I I Slin te b" ri'plllble tin
i .kIi,' ..-ued tedav . tiruhiidtiiig open epen
u luei i n.' nf striking i uke and nunc
v.rki'is Indmir niietins inn he heh!
.1- Ii letotete. the slief Mild Ulr-t
ic-ul' ut tin' nnil r wa the abandun
mi mi lis iiiiitid mine workers' orgnni ergnni
ei of a iniii-s-ii ec uig i lieduled fur
I ,nr lianie rlue ntieriioen
I'lMee tleputs eiellff .ire hi Id t .
cujr' h mi nidi ruian mi mir.fi- ui
tmrglurs . iisn ilt uml batterj .n.'l ,ig
gias 1 1 !! a-.nult no I li.Htei's ii uie I
-"ei'al mini rs nt Udinliurn. The in m 's
,i ieged Hint their huise, weie f.p.l1
ii.'eieil. tin ir f.imh's naten iimI
tu.i ai'tiele-. taken
SPEED CAUSES FIRE; 2 HURT
Track Workers Leap Frem Burn ng
Railroad Motorcar
situlf srifl. Pa.. Mi' -" Ii
P I'ssu men sseie iiii'ireil set ,, -
n'.ir Mlllll.l tinlin, u I I II tic liaped
' 111 n huriniig i.iIIieihI imiii.i 11 i i, i -
liU' nil I he I'i I Ii- ' .111 I I I u
'1 he miilei - li Hid k 1 'iV . i fi I
''in tlie mi n rni k s m Kei ,iinpe
M-' is Hume liuisi (11,t i,, mui'ii
.i- in r.nleii ami d di-hi e
BUZZARD RESTS HIS CASE
Prosecution Immediately Begins
' Rebuttal in Treason Trial
( li.irles Town. W. Va.. Ma 'J."i
ills A P.i The defense rcMed l i use
this uieiuin'; in Hie trial of Wiliinm
Mii.ard en a cliai'je nf trenen ntier
Hliee wttuc-es had lestlhed brielh
Itc'iiiital was lie.'iiu imiin dialels lis
tlie pi i scent ion
AUSTRIAN MINISTRY QUITS
Icium. Maj 'Si 'I'll A i I nun
Cabtnel. headed b .lehann sjeheber
Clianceller, resigned jesterday owing I
Parliament hnvliig reduced credits
FIRES AT BANDITS
WHO
RB
BAN
Mrs. Margaret Graf, Egg Har Har
eor, Discharges Shotgun at
Men Fleeing in Aute
WOUNDED ONE, SHE THINKS
Snreidl Msimlch te fiitntne Public l.tile'r
Kfig Harber. X. .!.. Mny IVi. -Mr.
Margaret Ornf, tlflj-Mx jenrsi old. came
te her husband's aid with a double deuble
barreled shotgun at 1 o'clock thin morn
ing when he was held up In his garage
by two armed men.
The robbers escaped, but she ran out
en the read and discharged both barrel'
Inte tlie rear curtain of their car, nnd
thlnkH she mnv bine wounded one of
,,,
The value men are belied te have I
, K..u ..f n n. ,.f ff...r ulml1"" """"' ". i.m. iuhl miu puurc
lobbed a fanner n.uned l'elk as he a"
walking heiue along the New (Iretna
lead.
1'rank liraf operates the Cologne
Garage, three miles beyond Kgg Har Har
eor City, and live there. The two men
drove up in a sedan of expensive make
and asked for live gallons of en-. After
this had been put In the tank they de
manded a quart of oil. When Tike
returnel uith the oil one of the men
dr' a pNlel and demanded all III
uiniiei Thc get mere tlinn S200.
J' I II till IIJIII I 1 "I It MII I,' '' ! .... .r
Mr (Jraf. in mi adjoining room
v , , ,
wn, vUllls ,,,, waitiiiB for her Iiii1iii.1
i,, ,!.e the garage. The deer whs open
,, trlflPi n;1 ,,. ,,,,. s,,, faw
the men heldinc lier husband tin
yr $rn ,.rrpt- upstairs neiselenlv
.....i , i,rP i,Hhnnirs sheteun. When
L jlt, rPrurni un, it the thieves were (
mr 2t uf ,i ,.r,r ani tlie couple
unc-fded into Kgg Harber and spread lliei
nlarm. A force of city patrolmen and j
Stat" troopers -.can lied all reads,
Trooper Campbell, who took the New j
i irer mt read, found a farmer 111 the i
I ,1( ici,beilicfnI named Polk, who com-
' .,(, ,,f ,;ni11K Ikmmi robbed by two j
' (if four men in an automobile. Polk i
I. . .. 1.1 ...A..l. .....1 ntiM. ...ml.
The i
'O' ii K"OI iin-n i J 1,1 .,miiv .iii
p,,i,c0 Relieve the robeer gang censisted1
f (-,,,. ,,, two remaining en guard!
w,ji,, t;,af UIS rbbed In hi- garage,
GERMANY PLEASED WITH J
CONFERENCE OF BANKERS;
nnil Ur. is.seritig. reprcseniing inn- ,
i land
the lean tu help in her economic rester.
iitien. sin- sneuld be required te invest
therein enie of the teretgn currency,
eitliunted a: .".(KMl.tidfl.tllKI geld marks,
which she peeise abroad.
As in the rate of inlere.st. the French
maintain tiiut it should be fixed as low
us iiiivsiii. .e tnat mis cuiirge win
, !,,.,., l,r,le,l ., Ilie
, ,,; ,V(1 (hrm O,,per.
, , tlleyK havt. neth,IIg pft
will. hh-li te pay their war reparn-
tlelis.
JAIL SENTENCE IN FRANCE
New Yerk Weman Told te Leave
Country Because of Sheeting
Paris. Mhj 'J.'. illy A. P. Mr
Pa ii n l'.uike. who en the eeninc of
jm !" titerl two cliets from II teveUer
at the cleik of the Hetel 'iermin'l, us
terduv v as sentenced tu one month in
,uil. The eniinec of Imprisonment was
siispciidiil umier tlie provi-e tnat .nrs.
Hmke would eae I'rance. Thi
A uisp.iti Ii from Pans M.is J.! an
n'liiucd that Mrs. Iiurke. who had been
stepping at the Unt'l tsse dajs and who
Wii- iliclaieil bv the hotel officials le
linse bmi reipieted te lease hn.iusc of
alleged ipiei t iictlens, freil twne at the
clerk, but failed te lilt him. The
woman told the poli'e s,p ssas forts
urn jejrs old, that xlie was bem In
It il ill . ami Hint she was the wife of
l.iliu ltnrke a decorative artist, nf
Si eru ' i j
ALL ABOARD!
Boardwalk
Flyer
l.i-KTf. i hfmnut SI, Kfrrr 4 I". M.,
NrHir Atluntli- City 3:03 I'. M. illay-ll(lit-siinr
Tlmn. Il.r nil mpunn
M.p ' Tlie neariltrnlk- n.Tr "
Philadelphia A Reading .System
Atlantic City Itailway
EMBEZZLING TELLER
REVEALS HIS METHOD!
But Plan by Which $200,000 Was'
Taken Frem Bank Kept Secret !
Cealesvlllr, Pa.. May ,. Feur'tlms
confinement In jail caused Uayinend '(J '
Neullti, twenty -eight .wars old. rccelv '
Ing teller, te break down tedav and
lay before Inve.tlgnters the limldc Merv I
of hew he wns able te cmbcw.lr- tin-
ward of 200,000 from the National .
Hank of Ceatesvllle during the last four '
cnr and escape detection, neeerdinr te I
officials. i
As a reiilt of repeated fpiedtlens by '
Hanking Exnmltier t'hnpinnu ami IiIh
attorney, William Tregay, Ncwlln I
Hnnlly agreed te make a clean brenst ef1
his alleged defalcation. Ills plan ef1
covering up. wmie iiecrllici nH (illltc
.'Iniple and one never before encoun
tered by examiners, will net be made
public, It was announced. Te de 80,
it was said, might invite Imitators.
INCENDIARY IN LANCASTER
Starts Three Fires, Then Turns In
Alarm, Police Claim
Innenster. .Mar 2.". After ritr tiri.
mol ,m, w (I),C(I elf ,iree' times
within two hours en alarms in the run.
., ,...,. ..i.,.. ,... ,i. ..
arrested n man who they declared wns
planning te start another blaze. He
gave his name as Augim 1'cllctier,
twenty-eight, of Salem, Mas.
All of the tires were In hallways
nnd rooms of buildings en Queen and
Orange streets accessible from the
street. Nene of them did any dam
nge. as they were poorly planned. It
Is charged that tills man, who arrived
in the elt yesterday, would start n
blazn then turn in an alarm at a Iiet
en h nearby corner.
i lie mil ii iii uiiiiuit' hi cm a co- ,
,lrr,.Mt ,,., Ilf lllraspIf nr whv ,, I
.fel,nf,i 1(re ., reu,0 f,.0in Cln-
Z? ,e Salein. lie "s iield for fur- !
The man wn unahle te give a co-
j ther Investigation. 1 1 !sgL.. '.
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Summer Apparel for Beth Madame
and Mademoiselle Can Be Chesen
Most Avantageeusly Here
"I never thought Darlington's had such lovely Dresses for such
moderate prices. This
One of the smart, nesv
Sumnisr Freck shown in
our Misses' Section nt
$6.50.
Nightgowns, $1.50
At $1.50 each you may
cheese Night Gowns or
Chemise which represent
unquestioned value,. Sev
eral models, each one
dainty and different; hem
stitching, embroidery and
filet lace arc effectively
used for trimming and the
material is a lovely soft
batiste in white, flesh and
several of the popular
tints.
Lewer-Price
Garment Section,
First Fleer
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Tomorrow a new let of
Women's Voile, Organdie
and Gingham Summer
Dresses en sale for the
first time at the very low
price ef:
$4.85
Many styles and colors
every Dress a special
value at tlm very low
price. Come and see them.
J (Firit Fleer.)
Philadelphia's Favorite for Many
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Thin watches, especially desirable for evening wear,
are appropriate for all occasions. All our watches arc
guaranteed for service.
S. Kind & Sens, UIQ Chestnut St.
ntAVnvn MF.nilHANTS JEWKLKIIS StLA'KKSMlTHS
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2628 GfieUnut Street.
or similar expressions we hear
Shew we gave last week at the
Bellevue-Stratford in connection
with the Matinee Musical Club
was a surprise te a geed many
people and has made us many
new customers. We have mere
space than ever before for
women's, misses' and children's
apparel; we have larger and
mere carefully chosen stocks and
we are making prices very close.
In Women's Dresses, for in
stance, you will find specialized
groups at $16.00, $19.00,
$22.00, $30.00 and $36.00, and
every garment is worth while
from a style standpoint as well
as a price standpoint.
And plenty of charming
Frecks chosen particularly for
mademoiselle, including the pre
dominantly geed Betty Wales!
Fer little folks and girls of 6
te 16 years are the loveliest of
Summer Dresses from Mary
Ellen and Maisen Andree;
sturdy Letta-Ware Bleemer
Dresses and Jack Tar Knicker
Suits.
Hats for the
Graduate
Leghorn, hair, timbe
and organdie; flower and
ribbon trimmed; big, soft,
becoming, "floppy" Hats;
small, demure Bennets
and mushroom shapes.
The model illustrated is
$7.50; ethers up te
$16.50.
Gloves, $1.00
Women's 1 2 - button
Fabric Gloves in several
geed shades very spe
cially priced at $1.00 a
pair.
Fer Large Maids
Is your maid large? If
se, wc can supply a Uni
form for her at just half
the regular prices. Sev
eral styles and colors, but
in large sizes only.
Bed Spreads
Krinklcd Dimity Bed
Spreads:
63x90 inches, $1.65 each
72x90 inches, $1.85 each
81x90 inches, $2.25. each
Ask Your Mether
An
Exceptional
Watch for
a Man
The case is made of 14-kt.
green geld, in ultra thin
model and fitted with a
high-grade 17-jewclcd move
ment raised numeral dial
$115.
daily. Ana tne rasnien
Women's Blank Silk
Cnpes, lined with radium
silk, specially priced nt
$22.00.
Levely White Silks
40-inch White Whip Whip Whip
poerwill Brecadc3, a new
crepe for sports wear
$5.50 a yard.
White "Country Club"
Sports Satins in smart
stripes and plnids $4.50
a yard.
Novelty White Crepes
dc Chine $5.00 a yard.
Alse White Canten
Crepes, Georgette, Jersey.
Broadcloth, Satin, Bro
caded Georgette, Bro
caded Reshanara and
many ethers.
New Peuch Bags
Just new the pouch
shape Bug seems te have
the call. We have them
in many styles of frames,
made in the best silks,
with inside purse, mirror
and all the little details of
the fine Bag, at:
$2.95
Fer these who prefer
the envelope shape, we
can supply them yes,
plenty of black and navy
at the same price.
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The final stretch, with selections bigger and better than
when sain began. Reinforced from our own splendid
regular stocks, this great
Special Purchase Sale
Has Still Enough Goods for 650 Suits
Fabrics, most of which came- te us at a price se low as
te have no relation te their real values, permitting us te
add new our regular goods identical even with the
special purchase goods for this house has been our
regular source of supply for 40 years.
$55, $60, $65 Newest
Spring Suits te Order
Depend absolutely en $10 te $20 saving
Depend en the tyle fit finish
Depend en the qualities A Ne. 1
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Famous Gingham Dresses fiO
Imported fabrics usual $20, $25 val.
Tub Silk Sports Dresses
All colored ttripei at
$19.50 and $27.50
Size 14 te 44.
New Voile Dresses
Black nnd white, Copen nnd white,
jade and white.
Special at $13.50
Because We Make Them
25 te 40 Lewer
$39.50 Pongee Coats
Vwlue $52
-Suitable ter automobile.
$39.50 Pongee Suits
Value $65
$29.50 Linen Suits
Value $40
Oray. Copen, blue, pink, etc.
$59.50 Belivia Capes
Value $85
Black or gray caracul cellar
te be worn with ummer drenei.
The Fashion "Hit" of the Season
All Remaining Tweed
Capes, Coats and
Jumpers --
Ready te wear 3 OlT
Linen, Pique and Gabardine
Skirt. $8; Wash Petticoats $2;
Gelf Hosiery te match Tweeds.
$1.10; Tweed Skirts $12.50,
Sweaters te match, $6.00. Band
ed legherm, $7.50, Value $10.
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