South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-07
MANY RESPOND TO
CALL TO ARMS BY
IRISH GOVERNMENT
De Valera, Unheard From, Is
Reported Wounded
Round Up Rebels.

DUBLIN. July 6-(By A. P)-
There was a great response Thurs
day 10 the provisional governments
call 10 arms and at the Wellington,
Porto BeIIo and Beggar's Bush bar
racks, as Well as at the city hall,
long lines stood waiting to join
The men are being segregated into
their own areas.
Besides members of the vOlunte ers
offering themselves there were large
numbers of ordinary citizens pre-
senting themselves for enlistment IN
the volunteer forces as preliminary
to transfer TO the actual service list.
During the day great crowds Wis
tied the scenes of the fighting but
Gordon was drawn TO prevent ap-
proach to the buildings, onH the
shells OF which are standing and
are in danger of falling at any mo-
ment. From the ruins. from time
to time an explosion is heard. be-
ing caused by ammunition aban-
doned by the insurgents The fire.
mems efforts prevented the fire from
destroying the Sackville street club
and the Nelson Pillar. but some Of
the new buildings IN the unburned
part Of the street bear many bullet
marks
Banks Reopen.
The banks reopened Thursday and
the stock exchange will open again
on Monday. Livestock steamers for
England will leave Thursday night
with almost normal cargoes.
There is still no definite news OF
Cannon DeValera The Evening
Telegraph said it was freely rumor-
ed in Bray, a suburb of Dublin.
Wednesday night that DeValera has
been wounded Credence was Civ
en- by the fact that Father Dominic,
chaplain of the republican guard,
passed through the military lines in
Bray Tuesday night in a motor car
flying the red cross flag. Father
Dominic Is reported to have visited
DeValera's house at Greystones.
The same paper says that reports
from the provinces show that over
the greater part OF the twenry-six-
county area. complete calm prevails.
although here and there some fight
ing has occurred but nothing compa-
rable 10 the magnitude OF the strug
gle in Dublin
Capture Irrcgulars.
Nearly a thousand free state
troops rounded up irregulars in the
south Dublin hills Thursday. cap
turing 50 of them and a quantity
Of motor transports and equipment.
The main body OF irregulars was
driven in the direction of Blessing
ton. a
II Is Officially announced that the
rebels al Curraghtown Navan, have
surrendered. % prisoners beIns
taken. Fouraeeu Regulars We're
captured Thursday at Maynooth.
A crisis appears at Ennisoorth.
Wexford county, where irregulars
have taken possession of = hotel,
the technical school and the protes-
tant church. National troops oc-
cupy the police barracks and castle.
Intense but intermittent fighting has
been in progress Tor some days
Forces are believed 70 be on the
way 10 reinforce the national troops.
Among the rebel prisoners cap
tured by the Free Staters are
number OF women who were lighting
in the republican ranks. They in
clude Mrs MaCSwiney of Cork and
Miss Barry The whereabO OF
the Countess Markiewicz. who was
IN command OF the communist fac
ton OF the republican forces. were
unknown when this dispatch was
written.
In addition 10 Rory" O'Conner,
former commander or the irregulars.
who was captured when the Four
Courts building fell. the Free Staters
have captured Cathal Brugha De
Valera's chief aid and r y. Bartin.
Brugha was wounded in the final as
sault OF the regulars upon the Gran
Vile hotel When the garrison sur
irn,sfvre1 IN poua Tv-oh