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57‘. Keystone Tire
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58% 'Ray. Consol.
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Collins PlannedmRed‘raift
of Sam of Constitution
of e Irish Free State
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tinue his study of the Constitution and
may return to Dublin with legal sug-
gestions.
Doyle paid glowing tribute to oilins
saying his enthusiasm for the Irish
cause of emancipation and his daunt-
less courage and optimism impelled
the very greatest admiration and re-
spect. “His death." he said. “following
that of Griffith. is a. terrible blow to
Ireland: yet one should despair." _
He said it was practically impossz-
hie to sleep at night in Dublin on ac-
count of ‘the constant rattle of mus-
ketry and the sinister noise of ma—
chine guns. ‘
DL'BhIX. Aug. . E-l_
Pres).—Duhlin began to
somewhat today from the shock caus-
ed by the dramatic death of Michael
. suggests the-possibility of the British
(Associated!
recover! _
‘ in the futility of force——but it was the
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»Dower-‘fit‘h “theme: Fré'e ti: m‘
Elem nnkno n’onantities in Eng“
is emphasized‘by thei‘imes in support
or its opinion that 7'1: is impossible'to
regard the future without foreboding!»
Thmare other [leaders says “19
Times, but none who has caught the
Irish imagination ox- who has combin-
ed the qualities of. military and politi-
ca] leadership in such high degree as
did Collins. - t1 ‘ ’ - . 1
The editorial writers generous; 88“
who is left to carry on the policy for
which Collins and Arthur Grifiith
stood, but only the Daily Chronicle
. \
Governmenc a
_There is the possibility that. the
treaty with Eiagtand was killed With
Collins. says the Daily lame-'3. and
the Daily Telegraph, while trusting
that the magnitude and gravity of the
occasion will raise up a, new leader.
cannot disguise its fear that the situa-
tion will become generally worse. .
The Daily Herald. labor organ.
would have the British “refrain from
further inflaming the Irish strife bl'
comments and accusations. for Ireland
at this time is a terrible object legion
gain taking a hand in
British who began the use of force."
“W1: 0 next?" asks the ’Morning
Collins and plans went toward for"
*1he meeting of the new Southern Pars
liament on &turda}', when the minis-g
terial changes necessitated by the
sudden removal of Collins and Arthur,
Griffith are expected to be made. I
Meanwhile. \Villiam T. Cosgrave is.
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{Free State Government and Richard‘
gMulcahy. asichiet of stall is directibg; -
Post. which views the. killing of Col-
lins as but a sequel to the asaw‘na-
tion of Field Marshal firrfienfy 3V“-
son and a. prelude to further murders
bot hin Ireland and England. ‘
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gcampaign against the irregulars. ciared a quarterly dividend of 1% per
’ The absorbing question of who is cent. on Clog A stock. increasing the
to succeed Collins is voiced all annual dividend from six to seven per
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iGener—al Gerald O'Sullivan arc
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’Foster Arrested in _
Roundup of Communists I
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WALL STREET. 10:30 a. m.——Rc-;
fiction by railroad executivesof the:
”Road brotllerhoo—l's peace off-2r im-f
Med 3. reactiorary trrnzl to opening:
rices on the Ni“: York Stock Ex?
" flange today. Ste-~15. oils. lobaccos
Clad some unclassified share-s move-l to
fisher ground. m: mils. shipcing and;
shares sold at concessions.
hs for the year were est?
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were in the crowd that escaped when
the raiders swooped down on
:roup which was in session in the;
voods near Bridgman. ;
The identity of the Bridgman con.l
Newgtrrmxs. it was said. was disclosed in.
hushed byipapers uncovered after the raid. A;
‘ «:Vnoids' 'l'obaccq list of the radical lenders in the United ;
V'Dome Mines. Public SA nice of Ne‘w . States. as won as hundreds of pamph-!
‘fiersey. Brown Show and Eastman Ko- iris advocating the overthrow of this;
n lfexican Petroleum sold off at government. and the establishment of!
‘ opening. but soon szrengthencd .1 Smivt form. also was included in'
find moved up 1 point with sympa- the literature of officers seized. much;
‘etlc adranccs in Pin-A’merican of which was printml both in English‘
“res and Houston fill. presumably'and Russian. _
h response to the smzlvment of the; After a 364mm- examination of the‘
'ncxican export Ln TitlFSUC‘li. The ad- documv-ntar)’ evidence. federal an-
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Dance in steels. wli‘ 1; vns Ind hyC‘ru— tho-rifles said they \vvrc convinced that
‘ file with a gaiz‘ 0?“ 11-”; points. was two notv‘d womwn radicals were in the
, 335 wributed to innezczml conditions in party that participated in the hasty
., that industry 1112-} oxw'ctuzions of "\OleS from Bridgman. Monday night
”fiber prices. {uhcn word of the forthcoming
p.__.. ‘wm‘. rootivrd.
WALL STREET. Noon—The irreg- Two representatives of the Russian
tiar trend continued during the tore- Smiwt also Wo-rt- said to have been
£0012. P001 operation; were a potent incimlml in this party.
influence in the rapid rise of special The only other purported foreign
flocks, but there were alsg indica- xrpl‘cS-Vntatives of the Communist Par-g
fitms of public buying. apparently pre- tr. who was identified With th» l'tridg- ;
limited on the belief that raiiroads mun game-ring. so far as has iw-cn dis- ,r
3811917111}? were in a good position to closed by the investigators was Nor-i
continue the movement of traflic man ,l-I. Tnllemire. of Grmt Britain.
without further sv-rrous interruptions. om: of the sevenv—en who is to so. to
. Oils. independent finals. motors. mer. trial today.
chandise and public .utilities Were in
good demand at gains of 1 to 3 points CHICAGO. Aug. :4.——As seventeen:
Biandard rails yielded slightly and. ”2.521 capturwd in a raid on their sew-It
Md little recuperative power. rcmlevouz in the woods 01" Berri-n;
crucible had extended its. rise to 3 Countv. Mich. faced syndicalism chap,
.Joints before noon and Studebaker grs a: S. Joseph today. \\'il!iam 'l..f
'33 up 2. Call money opt-nod and re-‘ l-‘ostcr. head 0:” the Trade Union Ed-y
”ed at 3 3-4 per cent. “rational Ltuguc. leader of the stv-xi'
strike of WI!) and regarded as one of,“
WALL STREET. 1:30 p. m‘_ the foremost radicals of America. who;
“tong buying of high-priced rang, was: arrested here late 1n stexrdayfi
flich imprma .1 1 :0 3 points. with manta-:1 extradition to Michigan. ‘
”an! new high records. contrasmd .‘lwunwhiE-é l‘: and federal agents
“It .the actin- sunning of shippjngg' continued their Search for fifty others‘
“libel-s and Amvrican Telephone in said :0 ham! « .«c. rm! when the secret
“afternoon. Northern Pacific rose mwting in tin. :zziis was broken up
xig‘n figure, while Cana- Anion: those for whom the anfitorl—,
‘hison, Reading. ()ma- ties said they were looking was Hose-
“. Chicago .‘aorthtvgstgrn' Missouri i‘u‘stor Stokes. of New York. wealthyi
Mile Dfd. and Ann Arbor pfd. were Communist had?“
to 2 points luv'itslr, Tobaccos also Foster drilled he had been at the,
‘ .. dimouncemgm of an nice-ting in Berrien County. he said he
’ :3” iElCTL’iiSEd diVi- hitd nOI been away from Chicagodurw
Products A stock. ixg the last few days. Records seized
Hmflcan Texpii-flne made a suddpn in the raid on Foster’s headquartwrs!
”Inward ilive of 4 points: on the an- hm”? 11ml 3‘ ”1“ Michigan "VH‘WZVOHSV
Iboncement of :. new 51°C); l$ue of contained the namvs of many radicals.
”15,000,000. throughout the country and will prove .
.x’uluahhfi in the roundup, the authori-~
ities said. 1
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gum YORK Aug 34.__German.'GUNBOAT ALEXANDER HAMILTON.
. mks were quoted to lay at 3 cc - . '
‘hundred. or upproximut-‘iv 3'2: for a. .XE‘V LOKDON' Aug 24.—-The'
,unt. as compared with 6-3:; cents Lnited States Gunboat chksbuxg. the.
. ”mired last night and 1N cents a official C035! Guard Servxce practice;
. heck ago, ‘ . a ship. which has Just arrived here. has;
French francs also sunk to the been-renamed the Alexander HJmH—z
Vjear'a lowest tax-fir b'eing quoted atK Hm m honor or the statesman, who)
3.76 cents each, as compared with ‘ m ”-19 orlginator Of the idea Of the!
1.88% cents 3'b’stwrdav. establishment of_tize Lnitled VStatesg
Iona also took ”A”: ’ Coast Guard Service, formerly known;
- as the revenue cutter. The gunboat;
was christened at, Cape May. a few
days ago. by Asgistant Secretory of
:he Treasury, Colonel Edwrad Clifford
and Commodore Commandant WilJ
liam E. Reynolds, of the Coast Guard
Service, “'ashington, D. C. Captain
W. V. E. Jacobs, U. S. C. 6.. $1198:-
intendent of the Coast Guard Acode-
my here. was in command of the ship
at the time, having just returned with
the vessel from a two mouths' prac—
tice cruise to the Azores.
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Sea-Elephant Lazy Marine Animal.
The sea-elephant which abound:
about the Island of South Georgia.
located more than 1,000 miles east of
Cape Horn. is one of the largest 0!
marine animals. one of the laziest and
most contentious. His main business
while ashore is sleeping and flfibting‘
bitter battles with other sea-elephants.
The animal is so named from hll
grout bulk. which..ln the bull. often
:tttatns a length of more than 20th
md proportionate girth, and his long
.nnut. His mode of progress on land
+ .5 similar to that of an inch-worm.
iravellng entirely with the aid of bin
tore-clippers . and humping his on.
field; body in what is said to’he u
. 92.. ran- 4and .‘ery ludicrous manner. Despite his"
‘0 iwkwardnes, he can travel” M
. . is a man clnlwaik. ! ,
HIS‘
Slight reac-
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“‘—
GRAND CIRCI'IT RACING
,. . PROGRAAI.
mUGHKEEr'sza. x. 11. Aug. 24.
The third day's Grand Circuit rac-
figogrnm at the Hudson River
fink Park. this afternoon. includes
largest stake of the xvi-ck. a purse.
,. $3,000 is offered for “The Potlgh-I
ye" 1'12 trot. This claw, includes
it; starters Czar “'orthy and
Grent Rose.
her events on the day‘s program
the 2:07 trot. 2:06 pace and 2:04
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,9?" AHTILLERY REUNION.
" LONDON. Aug. ill—The Fif-
, Artillery. one of the two mil-
organizations which saw service
world war. will hold its second
‘, reunion in this city Sunday,
17. The reunion will bring
her gmore than 1.000 en‘service
‘ " "all over New England.
.v.
t Frank Miller of Bing-
1"- ; ya at Foley Kid-
thli ran-cum, cred with
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sides and between Cosgrave and Mul-5
cahy‘ the names of Kain O’Higgins.
49:; Ellinism-r of Economic Affairs: General
O'Connell. assistant Chic-t of Staff. and
fre-
General Corlins'
lin by 81%?
and was met by an enormous number
body reached Dub-,
amer ibis morning from Cork 7 his automobile turned over a curve.
cent-
KILLED AS AUTO OVERTURNS.
BLOOMFIELD. N. J.. Aug. 24-—
Wiiliam W. Nicol]. president of the
New York, Blasting Supply Company
of New York, was, killed. today. when
of mourners. among whom were rep-
resentatives ot‘ the army. including5
Chief 01‘ Staff Mulcnhy. "
The coffin. covered with the Trial-rf
tri-coior, was placed upon a gun can '
ridge. and prcccded by a band of pl-l
pers. was taken in solemn process.\n.
along the silent streets to St. Vincent's
Hospital. The body will remain in
the mortuary of the hospital til 20-!
morrow. when it will be removrd to
the City Hazl. to lie in state until Sun-f
day afternoon. ‘"
A. solemn requiem high mass will be
celebrated at 11 o'clock liohda)‘ morn-
ing in the pro~czatlztdral~ directly aft-‘
er which the body mat be conveyed to
the famous Glasiievin cemetery. where
Collins buried his coileaguc. Griffith.‘
only“ 3 Huh morn than :1 week 3:0. .
DUBLIN. Aug. 24.—Thc Irish 1?;ch-
pendent. commenting on Michael (‘01-;
lins' death. says:
“He could have been relied upon to
53! the gap Created by the death of
Grifi‘ith. ”Roth now have concatwo,
of the alalost leaders ireland ever had. '
In “in words 02' the Govtrumrnt;
statement. Collins “has been” slain. but,
ills work and worth. if
not pornaps adequately recognized by“
rm Irishman today. will be appreciagfil
3y c-rrcratiors y: unborn." 7'
LONDON. Am: :4 (Associated
Collins' su~idrn re!
from 2 of lrisb affairs:
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In our Dairy Products means clean
stables, trained milkers. healthy
cattle, carcfuhy washed udder!
sterilized receptacles ard modem
sanitary method: of handling.
Such cleanliness means health
for your family.
Order of as regulariy and be sure
cf the mates: and
BEST DIARY rnonucrs
F. H. WEMPE 8: SON
Telephone 2698, Store
Telephone 1618.
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is n tr-‘zlh‘r effort to cuiog‘ize;
to llv’scri‘w his: meteoric career
and romantic prvrsmmlity. and to pay
in his "cat: hmverv." than!
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Ti»:- \Vcstminsb‘r Gazette rccnlls that;
’or crannies lt‘shmcn have never;
inckrul pc‘ivical loaders of abilitywheng
the occasion for their nerd. arose. Rut;
fact that eight months after the.
sinned. only‘
titer: is to took into :5» dark cloud of
lrl'rtnnll's immmfiatc future.
one or the Irish signatories remains mi
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Building
Materials
We carryrevery End of build-
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needs, such as:
Crushed Stone
Brick
Lime
Cement .
Sand
Pine Lining
Sewn-ripe
G ET YOUR
VICTOR RECORDS
HERE
Any Victor Record you want,
”if it‘s listed in file Victor cata-
logue, we have it or We'll gctrit
for you. Tell us the number of
that hard~to-get standard rec-
ord and see if we don’t} make
good.
A. J. Collins Co.
70-72 North m Street;
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Plaster
fire Brick and Clay
Roofing Paper '
.30}- Driveways - Crushed
Blue Stone
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who cannot see the advantages of buying earli r. We can give better sarvice
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