The New York herald., 1921-06-22
.1,OO0C0PS 7OGUARD
ADMIRAL Sims FROM
SINN FEINS WRATH
E,nright Says Anybody
Looking for Trouble Will
Find 1t To-day.
HYLAN'S NAVY TO ACT
1000 Irish Sympathizers
Will Attempt to Hand Res
OllltlOn to War Hero.
AN AMERICAN In OFFING
One Caspar Whitney May Ap-
pear at Respectful Distance
With Follower or Two.
HYLAN'S NAVY TO ACT
AN AMERICAN In OFFING

IF any one is looking for trouble he
right said last night.
He was speaking of the compre-
hensive police arrangements designed
to preserve the public peace in New
York on this, the day of the return of
Admiral William Sowden Sims. Mr.
Enright's observation leaves little to
be said Not since President Harding
was in town have SO many cops been
assigned to insure the safety of a dis
tinguished individual and prevent the
citizens from knocking their heads to-
gether.
More than 1000 patrolmen. nearly
a tenth of the city's force, will be on
special duty. The majority of them
will be on and about Pier SO at the
foot of West Eighteenth street, where
the Olympic is expected to dock be-
tween 9 and 10 A. NJ. Some will be
POSTED at the Pennsylvania Station,
where the Admiral will start for Wash
ington as soon as possible, and others
along the announced route that his
automobile will take.
There will be police cavalry as well
mitted to gather directly i'll front of
the pier. The streets-so it was said
will bt kept open for traffic. Three
police inspectors will command the
land forces. They are James S. Bolan,
John O'Brien and Byron r. Sackett.
/ In addition the police navy, before
the Olympic docks. will rove the harbor.
ready to do anything within reason to
the Irish navy II 1t attempts any hostile
demonstration toward the Olympic or its
most conspicuous passenger.
The police boat John F. Hylan will
participate in the marine defence. The
police fleet will so into action under
the command Of Inspector James w.
Hallock. All in all the further remark
of Commissioner Enright seemed last
night to be justified.
Irish Plan "Good Natured."
1--WE don't expect any trouble" he
said. but well have enough men to
meet any situation"
As matter of fact. although the
taking of every precaution is generally
approved because OF Sim Fein's resent
ment against the Admirars "jackass"
speech in London, 1t was predicted yes
terday that there would be no trouble at
all outside plenty of noise as the friends
and enemies Of the Admiral do rneir
lpr Arfn t,,lx.
will gather informally, have no intention
Of raising ruction. This also is the
professed attitude of the Irish Ameri-
cans. Capt. B. ]. Stanley, who was in
charge yesterday at the office of the
American Association for Recognition of
the irish Republic In the absence of the
organizing director. Major Michael A.
Kelly. said:
Admiral Sims wears the uniform of
the United States, which we all respect.
He Is an officer of the United States
Navy. and we are not fighting the
United States. We are not antagonizing
anybody. and If there should be any
trouble it will not come from this or
ganiZation. All we are going to do Is to
go to the pier and endeavor to hand to
the Admiral the resolutions which we
have drawn up, thanking him for his
great service in solidifying sentiment for
the freedom of Ireland. There will be
about 1000 In the delegation, think.
and many of them will wear the Ameri-
can uniform. They will carry American
flags. As many of the boys OF the Six
ty-ninth Regiment as can get leave from
their camp at Poughkeepsie are coming
down.
",rhe veterans may have a few stunts
of their own, but they will all be good
natured. They hope to remind the Adj
miral that a great many of the persons
whom he called asses fought for Amer
lea In the war. some of them In the navy
under his command"
'Nnre the Irish Submarine.
Capt STANLEY said the committee In
charge OF the resolutions. headed by Ma
jor Kelly. had received permission to go
on the pier when the Olympic ties UP.
At the pier last night II was said THAT
Is not true. The order is Not soul
allowed on the pier and II will be car
ried out IT was rumorcd last night
that Jim Corrigan was tuning up MS
wireless controlled submarine for trip
down the bay to meet the Olympic. fly
ing the Irish flag. Said Capt. Stanley
"The Irish naval authorities have not
yet ordered out n submarine. so I don't
know whether there will be one or not
But we could have one there. Ireland
has some, you know President De
Valera didn't come to the United States
In submarine but he went back in
one, and that is the way Donal O'Calla-
CHAN, Lord Mayor of Cork, got to this
country and back to Ireland. Yes. sir.
Ireland has quite a few submarines.
Commercial submarines they arc. Any
body has a right to own commercial.
submarine"
"And the Irish submarines have been
shooting around without England's
knowing itT' ventured the reporter
"Ah he. There are sevcralthings Eng
land doesn't know" said the Captain.
That. | think is about all the news
there Is to-day"
Caspar Whitney. who has taken the
lead in rounding up the friends OF Ad-
mral Sims. said that there would be no
organized crowd at the pier. but judging
from what he had heard he thought there
would be quite large one. This dele
cation does not expect to get close to the
pier.
A resolution introduced by Aldermen
William r. Collins. Democrat. and Aug
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