The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-11-07
Craig, the Ulster Pre-
nier, May Be Called In
to the Conference To
Clear Up Some Dis
puted Points = Police
Raid On Sim Feiners

London, Nov THE principals in
the Irish peace negotiations were due
in London today for a continuance OF
their conference. The Sim Fein del
egates were expected back from their
weekend trip to Ireland and Premier
Lloyd George is to preside over a
cabinet meeting upon his arrival
from Chequers Court. his country
place. Sir James Craig, former pre-
mier Of Ulster. who had several long
conferences with Premier Lloyd
George on Saturday, remains here
and will be available in case his pres
Cnce is needed
While in Ireland Michael Collins
and George Gavan Duffy. the Sim
Fein delegates, consulted Eamonn de
Valera head of the Irish republic
government.
Although Sir James Craigs visit
has brought on nothing material, Of
ficially, the Irish correspondent of the
Londcn Daily Telegram cables that
delegation of Ulstermen may be called
into conference for the purpose of re-
newing the knowledge of northern
Ireland in the light of agreements al
ready reached
Further Discussion
London, Nov. 7.-(By the Assocat-
ed Press. Further discussion of the
plans devised by the premier and the
Sim Feiners for peace in ireland was
taken up by Premier Lloyd George
and Sir James Craig at the resump-
ton of their conferences today. no
disagreement or agreement having
been reached at previous meetings
between the premier and the head of
the Ulster cabinet.
The plans under consideration have
To do with the fiscal autonomy of the
two legislatures in Ireland. in connec-
tiOn with which Sir Robert Horne.
chancellor of the eXcheQuer and Sir
Laming Neutrality-suspicious.. the sec
retary for war, both of whom are
dealing with the financial side of the
Irish question. were present to take
part in the discussion. The Ulster
premier has summoned to London
some OF his colleagues including Lord
Londonderry, cited as the most in
tluental Ulsterite in English political
circles, who is to arrive Wednesday.
The Sim Fein does not believe a
renewal of the conference with its
delegation can take place before We'd
nesday. Michael Collins and George
Gavan Duffy are expected to return
tomorrow from Dublin, where they
went over the week end, and will be
prepared for another meeting with
the government representatives on
Wednesday.
The situation. it is indicated, has
not been altered by the interview in
Dublin with Eamonn de Valera. Sim
Fein negotiators having proceeded
with their work in conference. ac-
cording to a well defined plan They
are waiting now to see how Sir James
Craig takes the proposals submitted
to him by Premier Lloyd George and
declare that it is the governments
business to secure his agreement be-
fore asking concessions from them.
Belfast, Nov. 7.-(By the Associat-
ed ess.)-After raiding a place in
Kent street last night, police reported
they had discovered prison main
tanned by the republicans. young
man who was found confined in the
place, they said, had been condemned
to execution today. Three armed men
were acting as guards and a quantity
of equipment was seized including a
complete wireless telephone appara-
tus and signaling flags.
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