Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-10
'LLOYDGEORGER)E
|. IRISH IN D|LEMNl|
Acceptance Of Farley condlt,s.
Might Be Recognition d
British Authority
DALI EIREANN sUMMoNtnl, I
BY the Associated Prs.

London, Sept. 10.-Prime Min, a
Lloyd Georges invitation TO EomaNs
Valera and his colleagues TO vn cons,n
to a basis for a settlement of H. n.,9
controversy must await action 4. .ls1 u I,
Irish Republican Parliament y me
body will meet in secret session anu
Wednesday, at which time Il IA oss.lsl! WY (
the Prime Minister'S latest ross ,sse''9
Dublin will be submitted, and a 4.
ion will be reached as to fccentsn...' 49,.
rejection of the invitation. y (, (,
IL was understood when the Rer.,,,
can Parliament adjourned AZ Byuvli' Bup,i'
recently that 1t had conferred ninnnn ivn \
powers on DE Valera and his collea.sal Z
The note from Lloyd George. bowsr.s
is asserted to have brought n factor ~,
the situation which made IL necoss.o ,so
for the Parliament to meet and w,S,y
the, scope Of the mandate it gave 'NS, d,
leaders. s"g
The members Of the Parliamen, i. /
IL pointed out. took the oath y
allegiance to "the Irish republ;c ~
the government of tile irish repuhl,c Y
and pledged themselves not to ''yi,,aA
voluntary support to any pretenSsi (
government, authority or power Witt
Ireland hostile or. inimical thereto ~ ~
Thus 1t would appear the condibor
precedent, that there could M ~
separation of Ireland from the BrI,isS
Empire, which was laid down by I,nvSS
George, would, in effect, call upon ~ !
Valera and members Of his miniM,yi'
creatures Of the Parliament, to recoss..
nize a government, authority Z,
power" in Ireland other than thst Il
the Dali Eireann IL they accepted his
invitation. 1t would also seem An
they must be especially empowered 70
meet the Prime Minister on the bssls
laid down in his latest note. WITN
Announcement that the Dali Eireinu
had been called to meet next Wednes-
day was variously construed here. but
there were not wanting those w
believed Irish chieftains would find 4
way to attend the conference. Il wn
reported that, II necessary the date ,of
the meeting, tentatively fixed for Sen.
tember 20 by the Prime Minister, mirht
be postponed week 70 that the DAIl
Eireann and its leaders would not b
Inconvenience by the short period in.
tervening..
Dublin, Sept. 10.-(By A. P.)-Ai
tunnel requiring many weeks to con-
struct was employed Thursday night ID
effecting the escape Of some fifty IN.
termed Sim Feiners from the Curngh
internment camp in County Kildare
where about 1900 prisoners were under
guard. The camp is surrounded By
several rows of barbed wire entangle.
ments and is heavily guarded BY
soldiers. @
The prisoners built the tunnel under
the barbed wire, using some OF the
flooring of their huts for props. The
most difficult part was to elude The
guard. This was done by creating /
diversion Thursday evening. Numerous
prisoners gave songs and recitations
| which received great applause both
| from other interned men, and it Is said
from the guards. While this was pro.
ceeding between forty and fifty mer
passed through the tunnel and hsy'
not been seen since. aa
Special Gable Dispatch. Copyright, 1851
Belfast, Sept. 1O.---An incident with
4 out precedent in the history Of Belfast
| political and religious feuds occurrel
yesterday In the signing of truce BY thl
Protestants and Catholics in the Noitl
Queen street area, where last week
bitter rioting originated.
A Protestant clergyman and Cath
Ollie priest with their respective fol
lowers held q conference in the polc
barracks in the district. There the
came to an agreement to refrain iron
further outbreaks. The peace move wa
taken UP heartily by the persons pres
ent, and they carried copy of the true
document from door to door throughou
the district for signature. Simila
agreements have been reached in severs
other areas.