Evening star., 1920-11-23
MILITARY IN Dublin
SEEKING ASSASS|NS
City Passes Quiet Night Fol-
lowing Sundays Boodshed.
Trains Resume.

LONDON. November 23.-A pun
lie funeral will he held in London
for the fourteen British officer" as
sassinated in Dublin Sunday morn
ing, It yyns announced today.
A DESTROYER left for Dublin to-
day 10 bring the bodies Z" Eng
land.
DUBLIN. November 81 (by the AS
sociated Press) ALI train service !"
and out Of Dublin was resume" '"'S
morning. after the city had passed :"
quiet night following Sundays blood
shed and the raiding act,vit'es s os
strictly obeyed.
The night. however. did not witness
any let-np in the work Of tne.i .ea;r inrai- mi
mute search of the city. presumably .o
suspects in connection will SUNDAY
aSsa ssiDations. Before the cuI.s
hour several Of the streets were sur
rounded by barbed wire barriers anu
the soldiers examined all persons
passing.
Strong military patrols mannea.
every bridge and road running out o.
the city of Dublin last night. All ave
closed, and even persons holding per.
mits were not allowed to pass me
lines drown through the outskirts OF
the city Reports reaching the center
70 Dublin during the evening IA
tary esta blishment in this district OF
Ireland was employed in maintaining
this Gordon.
Late in the evening the strict
guard PLACED around a,a,s the city tEsen maie in
and out of Dublin. which was begun
when orders were issued on Sunday
suspending all railway service
Soldiers Conduct Raids.
In the meantime soldiers were con.
Quoting scores Of raids throughout
the city, reports reaching newspaper
offices showing that all classes and
types of residences and other prem
ises were being searched. From
early in the morning this work went
on, and reports came in quick success
sion of scores of raids, which were
amount of incidental clashes. 1t
seemed certain that many casualties
had marked the days activity.
The thoroughness with which the
Gordon about the city was drawn and
raids conducted led those in close
military authorities were determined
to arrest the parties responsible for
the murder of fourteen officers on
Sunday. Streets in the downtown Sec
ton of Dublin were thickly peopled
early in the evening by small knots
of citizens who were discussing the
situation and expressing fear that
the reign of terror had not ended.
AS a consequence of the advance
ment of the curfew hour to 10 o'clock.
however, the crowds soon dwinfiled and
a little after 8 o'clock there was scarcely
a person abroad.
there was scarcely a person abroad.
I BELFAST, November 23.-The death
roll in Dublin yesterday totaled hve
the sentries at the castle was at-'
tackled by armed men. The sentry
fred, killing three of the attacking
13&rkya g6ther de4thns occurred
during the fAfd8 which were carried
out in the city throughout the day.
CORK, November 23-Shots- were
freely exchanged last evening be-
in the village Of Millstreet in the Kill
larney district. It is reported one po-
liceman was wounded and two civil
ians shot. After some rife and ma
chine gun fire from the police bar
racks the trouble subsided.,
NEW YORK. November 23.-Eamon
de Valera. president of the Irish re-
public" in a statement here declared
that when the British officer who
commanded the troops that fired SUM-
day into Dublin foot ball crowd lis
made to feel by Irish republicans
that he may not commit these crimes
with impunity," his death will "be
classed by the British-controlledp press
as another murder by the Sim Fein-
ers'"
"Ireland is doing Britain no wrong,
for Ireland is only claiming that
which is hers by right" Mr.. de Valera
said.