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round setto in New York City. How
ever, this setback only proved tenn
porary and Charley now has forfeit
posted with the Now York Commission
20 meet Leonard late in September. the
contest Of course 10 be contingent
upon his outcome in the tilt with Bar
ret:.
On the other hand Bobby can only
be credited with three important en-
counters: Hymie Gold--K. o.; Joe
yelling. decision: Lew Tendler--K. O.
by.
But the peculiarity about Barrett's
fighting is this: although ne has been
seen in several engagements nc one
seems 10 have an accurate line on his
fighting powers. For instance. IN his
fights with Gold and yelling Barrett
appeared 10 be in for good sound
trimming when he suddenly put his
famous right into action and earned
the decisions. In his fight with Tend
Ter, Barrett's alibi is still n foul"
Such lights and scch a subterfuge
when beaten have OF course completely
bafiied fight fans as to just what goods
/ this sorrel- headed youth can deliver
Whether prudence is being used in
pitting Barrett with White is not the
purpose Of this article, but the en-
counter will determine once and for
all whether Barrett IS to stay with
topnotchers or "to go away back and
SIT down"
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DANE DISCUSSES GO
OF BARRETT-WH|TE
Clifton Heights Wonder Goes
Up or Down. Dependent on
Showing at New York.
BY Bernie Dane.

On Monday night. August Z, Bobby
Barrett will demonstrate to the world
whether he is entitled TO continue
hghting championship claimants of his
division or henceforth to suppress his
aspirations for the lightweight belt OF
America.
For on Monday night. August Z.
Bobby will do battle at the Neledrome
New York, via the 15-round decision
route. with that veteran and redoubt-
able lsmbaster Of fistiana known in
pugilistic circles as Chicago Charley
White
Yep. Charley halls from the city of
stockyards and during his 16 years Of
boxing experience he has met with
varied success, the greatest recent and
modern fighters the game has ever
known. A few of his prominent op-
oonents were Abe Attell, Willie Ritch
le. Joe Mandot. Pal Moore. Jack Brit
ton. Jimmy Duffy. Johnny Dundee
Joe Azevedo. Freddie Welsh. Leach
Cross. Johnny Tillman. Ted Lewis
and Benny Leonard.
! 4 few years ago Charley retired
/ from the squared arena, but the big
purses finally got his goat" and ne
has recently initiated a remarkable
comeback.
For while it looked very obvious
a. II White was destined to box Leon
ard instead Of Tender. but Johnny
+ Dundee put crinp in Charley's plan
by beating him 10 verdict over a Is
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FIVE POINTS FOLKS HAVE
ENJOYABLE RIVER RIDE

Richardson Park. Aug. Despite
the heavy downpour Of rain early last
evening. several hundred residents ot
the Five Points section along the
Newport pike. Oak Grove and New
port. went on the Delaware river
aboard the steamer Brandywine of
the Wilson Line on the frst river ride
of the Five Points Civics Association.
The storm lasted but short time and
from then until midnight the sub
urbanites made merry.
The proceeds of the affair will he
applied to street improvements here.
Arrangements were being made for
another river ride late this summer.
The Original Six orchestra furnished
pleasing dance music. The feature 81
the affair was the awarding Of cases
Of soap donated by the Fairbanks Co.
The winners were Mrs. William Schue-
Ter and Mrs. Ray Vansant.
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LEONARD TAKES 1T Easy.
Champion Doing Little Training for
Hammer Bont

Michigan city, Aug Penny Icon
ard. lightweight pugihstic champion.
viii not start boxing in preparation
for his bout with Ever Hammer. ~
Chicago, here next Saturday afternoon
untu Wednesday. he announced yes-
terday. lie said no vas afraid
sparring partner would reopen the cpt
over mis- right eve he received IN fhe
Lew Tender fight at Jersey city last
weak lie win box only with his
brother. Joe
In my fight with Tender the blood
stresmed down over my face continu-
ally. and blurred my vision 50 that
saw two Tenders most of the time. %
Leonard said.
II brought nv mother and sister
with me so they wouldn't worry about
ne Mother has never even seen me
box IN training quarters. and ssvs she
never win j Is her one hope that 7
viii retire as toe uadefeated light
weight champion Of the world and I
have always tried to do Just what my
mother wants" Hammer ia going
along nicely in his daily workout.
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James T. Comerford. record holder of
tho &. Y. " y. /. IN the shot put. il
is expected. If conditions rrs suitable
to have Ryan heave tho hammer in
an exhibition throw.
Walter l.. Whalen. the former Ma
tional champion win compete in the
high jump. Another entry Of import
ance in this even is James Toomey.
VictriX g. g. In this event record
s very likely TO go on Saturday. The
broad jump has attracted .Iames Bacon.
captain of the Shanahan club. who is
good for over % feet. and James Dor
sey. his teammate who pairs up with
him i'm this jump. Joseph Msbach viii
represent Loughrin in this event. 4
local boy. who has found fame in the
pole vaulting event Tom Mcdonnell.
will wear Shanahan colors in competi-
tfon with Harry McGrath. unattached
In the last meeting Of these two a tie
at J feet 6 inches was the best they
could do.
In the one mile relay. st. Anselms :
is bringing every member OF the cham
pionship two mile team here TO race
with LOughrin LyCeum. Enterprise
tho Philadelphia favOrites. and Shana-
han 6. g.. which has won twelve oi
her last sixteen starts. The Victrix rels )
team is composed largely OF Wes
| Catholic high speed boys
Charlie Beagan. Anselms 1000 yarC
| indoor national champion, Louis Ester.
bez and Frank Lally. the Middle At
lantic half mile champion will NEE
in the $50 yards. John Kelly and Johr
Gray. the five mile Middle Atlanti,
champion. will compete in the nil,
event, along with Andy Hisler, VIcr.,
and Middle Atlantic two mile cham
| piOn.
Waller Whaleu viii he remembers,
as a member of the 1920 L. S Olympic
| team.
The first pistol crack goes off at
o'clock Saturday afternoon ut the F'ai
Grounds. and it is hard to gather sue
a collection of stars in any one city
Wilmington foot race fans have thei
opportunity now.
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HIGH SPOTS IN LEAGUE
GAMES OF YESTERDAY
By Associated Press.

New York. Aug. Behind Ray
Kolp's steady hurting yesterday. the
st. Louis Browns won their fourth
straight game from the Red Sox and
increased their lead over the Yankees,
whose game with Chicago was halted
in the fourth frame by rain. to two full
games.
The st. Louis Nationals, idle because
Of the rain, proflted by the Pirates
fourth consecutive victory over the
Giants and are within few percent
age points of first place.
Cobb's men. with Cobb himself lead
ing in the batting attack, made clean
sweep of the four game series with
the Athletics and went into a tie with
the White Sox for third place in the
league race. Cobb's two hits increased
his record of hitting in consecutive
| games to 16.
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BIT HIS TONGUE; DYING.
Surgeons Unable 10 stop Flow of Blood
In Odd Injury.

Atlantic City. y. j., Aug. Little
hope is entertained by surgeons in
the Atlantic City hospital for the re-
covery Of Soils Rosenstein, six years
old, Of No. 11O1 Artic avenue, who is
slowly bleeding from biting his tongue.
When eating dinner on Sunday the
boy bit his tongue and home reme-
dies failed TO stop the flow.
The surgeons have been unable to
help, as the blood does not CONCEAL.
The boy is very weak and blood trans
fusion may be necessary TO prolong
his life. His mother volunteered to give
her blood.
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DELAWARE HORSE WINS
AT CAMBRIDGE FAIR
Dick March Finally Leads Alma
Gluok After Finishing Eighth
in the First Heat,

Cambridge. Md. Aug. At took FIVE
heats 20 decide the best trottsr In ths
third race At the Cambridge Fair here
yesterday. A fast field Of horses con-
tested for the honors Satterfelds
Dick March finally came out ahead Of
Alma Gluck Tho Dover horsemen's
sulby got away TO bad start. but
came through in the later heats In fns
style. The first race went In straight
heats, and It took but two TO decide
that Ellen X was tho best Of the
field IN the second race Tho results.
222 TRoT.
Niger Boy q g. e.. Buil, Mefs
Ngrth Bel. b. =. ". +. Miller
Good Friday. g. e Harry Little.
Arion Prince b. $ Glenn Gliiis.
Clara Todd, br. m W. II scott.
Grace GUNNER. b. M. ! r Mai.
lalieu. Elsnere, Del. ............ 2 3
rntqe Titme' R2222a 22eH; eS;r ~ 22H p.cr TWO
BEST IN THREE
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Helen Direc'ta b. r. $. c Bull. Mel
worthy haie. b. =. i. {. corbio.
15dS g2gh Abel. Pf =. Z .E,.rl ". l.. aarl 3
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/ Dick March b. e.. 6. r
Satterheld. Dover, Del ..... 3 3 Z
/ Q. H. O. b. g. W. l.. Bull
/ Alma Giuck r. X Jonas.
Frsnkford. Pa ............... 2 g
Or Betty. b. m O. p.
sutton. Worton. Md. .....- : srO
Allen &. Arthur Grow. VIII
nington, Del ....-.........-.. 7 %
( Wappanee. Jr. sutton
Bros, Harrington. Del ..... 6 6 : 70
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BoIAND DIES OF WOUNDS.
Former Sim Fein Envoy to Z. s.
Expires In Dubiin.

Dublin. Aug. o. Harry !. Roland.
former representative Of the Sim Fsin
in the United States died here tonight
Of wounds received Monday in Sker-
ries. a village north Of Dublin. while
attempting to evsde capture by troops
OF The National Army.
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WfISSMILLER BRfAkS
TWO WORLDS RECORDS

Columbus, o. Aug. Johnny
WelsHnuller of Chicago, worlds
champion swimmeE shattered
two worlds records in the Ohio
state Journal swimming meet
here yesterday. He bested his
his own 75-yard backstroke
record by Sls seconds. negotiat-
inr vhe distance in 46as seconds
His old mark was asa. Weiss
muller was successful in his at
tempt 60 lower the 5o-yard free
style record. held by Duke Ka-
hansmoka OF Honolulu. lie
swan the distance In 22%s sec
uuds second better than the
HaWa. Jams best mark.
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SERVICE NINE TROUNCED THE
COMPANY ID BOYS IN GAME

Delaware City, Aug. Elm a game
played here yesterday. the Headquar-
ters Service Company trounced Com
paHy D, in the Engineers League. Is
to 4. Boehm was given poor support,
his teammates committing II errors
while the Service boys secured IL hits
off his delivery. The score.
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HOME RUN CONTEST.

1t seems as If Ken Williams has
given up the idea of sacrificing him
self on the altar of the Browns ideal.
or perhaps he thinks that as St. Louis
Is winning he might as we'll make
home runs anyway. Ken chalked up
No. q yesterday and tied Rogers
Hornsby in tho National. McManus,
Of the Browns, and Gardner, of the
Indians, followed Williams lead by
pounding out four-baggers Homers
were not prolific in either league. for
in the two games in the older circuit
Carey was the only one to count. but
it was the Pirates fifth in the series
against New York. The leaders
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100000 AutOs I'm PepusyIyania

Harrisburg. Aug. 2.-The number of
passenger automobiles licensed by the
State is expected to pass the ZOO 900
mark within a few weeks, it was
learned today at the automobile divi-
sion of the State Highway Department
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GAMES TODAY.
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Philadelphia al 81. Louis.
New York at Cleveland.
shington at Chicago.
Boston al Detroit.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago al Philadelphia.
Cincinnati al Boston.
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Independent Games.

st. Thomas VS.. Stonenurst,
Harlan Field. 6 y. IN.
Dover VS.. st. Paul's. at Dover.
Butchers VS.. Ninth Ward. at
Seventeenth and Spruce streets.
Five Points vs.. Bethany at
Five Points.
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American League.
National League.
Bacharachs Take First Two.

The Bacharach Giants are on a tour
and have won both games played to
date. Both were played in Norfolk.
Va. They also nave games scheduled
i'm Richmond and Roanoke.
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FIVE POINTS NINE BUSY.

The Five Points team will play Beth
eny OF the Church League tonight
and krehs on Friday. Both games
win bc played on the Five Points
home grounds.
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L. RitIp Medal Winner

Emilin S. Massey. 6O5 West Twen-
| tieth street, was June medal winner
in the Winchester Junior Rifle Corps
competition.
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GAMES TOMORROW.
AMERICAN LEAGUE,

Philadelphia at ST. Louis.
New York at Cleveland.
Washington at Chicago.
Boston at Detroit.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
- Louis AT Philadelphia.
Cincinnati az Brooklyn.
chicago az New York.
piitshurg at Boston.
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TWILIGHT BASEBALL
CALENDAR FOR WEEK
TONIGHT.
City Lea rue.

Seventh Ward vs.. Bankers q
Brokers.
Eastlake VS.. Union, Twenty
ninth and Market streets.
krebs VS.. Edge Moor at Edge
Moor.
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ts-. sssss.a ~
CAMBRIDGE .

Totals ................ q II "a II
'Bstted for Duny In seventh.
Relieved DuNy In seventh.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Salisbury ............ 90 80 3 o 1 q %
Cambridge ........... 90 1 l ooa o o-5
Parksley let the Crlsneld tossera
down without ~ run IN yesterdays
Eastern shore League game. trim
ming them = 20 0. The score:
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THURSDAY.
Church League.

First Divislon-Grace VS..
Westminster, Rockford, No. ..
umpire, Brittingham.
Second DivisIon-St. Stephens
vs. Scott. Baynard. No. /; UNI
pire. Rickerts.
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sLEy
t,nieFIEiI,

SCORE ny INNINGS
Parksey ....... 90 % " u "a
Crisfleld ............. u u q n q q q q 90
Laurel, Aug, Sam F'rock'a Chicks
got their feathers disheveled very bad
" again by Pocomohe. who. after
beat them hero TO !, repea ted yes
terday. Il 20 \. I,aurel's errors and
Ryau's batting accounted for most of
pocomolSe runs The score:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
AM ERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit. Il. Athletics. 4.
ST Louis s Boston, .
Cleveland. Il: Washington. 2.
New York at Chicago. rain
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Gitt.burg. 10: New York. 2
Boston. g. Cincinnati. .
ST ouis-Brooklyn: rain.
Chicago Philadelphia;
trainl
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COMPANY d

Staspaasd batted for Hummock in
third inning
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Headquarters : Co. .... O3 7 O 3-l5
Co. ID ...................... , > o o o o o. 4
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POCOMOKE ON TOP.
IN LAUREL BATTLE
Salisbury Slips Into Third Place
by Victory Over Cam
bridge, Us.
yEsTERpAy,a sCopEs

YESTERDAY SCORES.
Pocomoko. IL: Laurel, 3 (st Pocomokc)
Salisbury. Z; Cambridge, 3 (at Sails
bury).
Parksley. Z; CrisNcld, o (at Crisleid).
EASTERN SHORE LEAGUE
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Baseball Boxing; Sluinming; RACING Track and Field
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Independent Games.

Independent Games.
Eastlake VS.. Sun Oil, at Twen-
ty-ninth and Market streets.
ST. Thomas VS.. Chester, Har-
Ian Field. p. M.
Pepper Club VS.. du Pont ALL
Stars, Eighteenth and Van
Buren, streets, $50
Seventh Ward VS.. American
Car and Foundry. Fourteenth
and Woodlawn.
Lorraine VS.. Krebs, Newport.
Dover vs. Sudlersville. at Do
yer.
FRIDAY.
Church League.
First Division - Brandywine
VS.. ST. Paul's. Twenty-ninth
and Market streets, umpire,
Rickerts.
Second Diyision-F'irst-Ce
vs. Bethany. Baynard, No. l;
umpire, Brittingham.
Independent Games.
st. Thomas Vs. Chester, at
Chester.
Five Points VS.. Krebs.
Lorraine VS.. Defiance, Second
and du Pont streets.
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plank isn't thing
attributes basis
OF of
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TODAy'S SCHEDULE.
Crisneld at Cambridge.
Y alisbury at Pocomoke.
PArksley At Laurel

Laurel, Aug. 2.--Sallsbury crept into
The lead for the third position night
here yesterday when the Cambridge
team was set back with 7 to 6 de
feat In n closely contested game yes
terday. The score:
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Patent once
, 1922-05-05
Diamond Mine
Is Discovered
In Cheyenne

CHEYENNE. Wyo-, May 5.=Dig-
ging into a manure heap beside the
Happy Jack" road in West Chey-
enne. Sheriff George J.. Carroll and
Deputy Sheriff Glen Schultz found
it to be a miniature diamond mine.
They discovered a diamond stick
pin, a string of pearls, a wrist watch
and several other pieces OF Jewelry.
The search was made on n tip"
from a group of boys who said they
had seen a stranger bury something
in the pile as the officers APP
preached. The stranger. an under
youth of about IT years of age.
was found nearby and arrested He
gave the name of Ebert Spreggins
and claimed to have alighted from a
freight train less than an hour previ-
ously. He gave Springfield, Mo-. a
his homo
Young spreggins is held on sus-
picion that he was the burglar whom
Mrs. Norman Black surprised in
her homo Monday evening. and who
has committed several other house
breaking jobs hero during the last
few days. None of the jewelry re-
covered from the pile was
taken IN the Cheyenne robberies that
have been reported.
, 1922-05-05
RICHARD CROKER LAID
AT REST IN GROUNDS
OF GLENCAIRN CASTLE

OF Dublin walked with Mrs. Croker.
Who also was accompanied by Mrs.
C ]. Morris, a daughter OF tho de-
ceased.
Others present included James
MacMahon. under1ecretary for Ire
land and Martin Fitzgerald. proprie-
tor OF the Freeman's Journal. The
coffin was covered with violets
from Mr.. Cookers widow, sur
mounted by a wreath of orchids
from Mrs. Morris. Another wreath
bore the inscription "In loving mem
DRY of our father from Ethel, May.
Howard Ind Richard Croker" There
were other wreaths from
personal friends. including Patrick
Flanlay. Chicago. and Harry Ste
vens. Of New York. Tho STARS and
stripes werc haif-masted on the
tower of the house.
The reading OF the WIN did not
occur today. as had been expected.
The solicitor for the estate said n,
announcement regarding disposition
of Mr.. crokefs property would be
made before next Monday.
, 1922-05-05
M~ILTTARIssI IN
CHINA

The struggle between Generals Chang
Tso Lin and WI Pei-Fu which has
reached Its climax in the present cam
paign. was foreshadowed in Associat-
cd Press dispatches in September.
1891. when II was outlined as a baltic
between militarism in China under the
leadership of Chang. tho most power
fful military governor of the republic
and Liberalism, with Flu as its stand
ard bearer
In personality the men are exact op
posites, while their present relative
positions form an outstanding paradox
in Chinese political history. Chang.
regarded as h war lord and advo-
cate Of a military hegemony. sprang
from the people. is u~neducated and
gained his dominating position through
force of character and personal bray
cry. WI came from the upper classes
distinguished himself in his younger
days as q student and when only 21
years of age. won The Chinese degree
equivalent TO bachelor of arts in a
competitive literary examination. he
received his military education in tho.
Kai Ping military academy near Tent
sin where he graduated with honors
Chang fought under h mikado's
banner in the RussoJapanese war as
n leader of a Chinese "hunghutsu" or
guerrilla force. At the close of the
Continued on Page Four.)
, 1922-05-05
WON IOU7RAGES OF
BY Liberal TURKS BARED
YankS MiStreated in
Near East and
Christian Women
Forced in HaremS

N Nay
81 (By The Associated
Press American re-
lief workers have arrived here
after having been deported
from Kharput, Turkish Ar
menia. nifty miles northwest OF Diar-
bekr. They are +. b. Vowel OF Wash
director OF the Kharput unit;
DR.. Mark l. Ward. Of Newton Centre.
Mass, chief surgeon; DR. Ruth Parma
lee OF Boston. medical director and
Miss Isabel Harley, OF PaWtueket,
r. L
Mr.. Vowel in a statement issued to-
day charged the Turks with unjust
and unfrieadly treatment OF Ameri-
cans and cruelties and outrages
against Christians in Asia Minor.
The American deportations we're
the elimination OF a long series OF un-
acts" he said. They are the
to fresh Turkish outrages
against Christians in Asia Minor. The
encouraged by the vaccisations
OF the allies during the post-armistice
Period. are getting holder in their In
tolerance against the minorides- I'm
loss outside interfefence is fortAoom-
ing, the final chapter in he history
of Christians will shortly be com
pleted.
THE Armenians in the district are
in n state of virtual slavery They
are not permitted to travel within the
country and 1 have had to return sI5,'
900 to people in America who forward
ed to pay the travelling expenses OF
relatives desiring to leaa - COUNTRY.
An the property OF Ar ms, vic
tins OF deportations, is confiscated by
the Turks. The Aremenians are de-
MED the use of the courts.
christian women are forced into
harmems without h right to any
tribunal.
THE condition of the Crooks is
worse than of the Armenians. The
sufferings OF the Greeks deported from
the districts behind the battlefront
cyontinues. OF the 10000 who left
Sivas, 5000 died before reaching khar'
put. One american worker saw 1900
dead on the road to KhaIput- Two
thousand died in Kharput during this
Continued on Page Four)
, 1922-05-05

DUBLIN, May Spy The Asso-
ciated PressHRichard Croker. for
mer Tammany chieftain who died
last Saturday was buried this morn
ing in the mauselloum on the
grounds of Glencairn Castle. the
beautiful estate on his native soil
OF Ireland where he had spent his
declining years. Mass previously
had been celebrated on the oratory
OF the castle by Father K-ify. the
parish priest absolution being given
by Bishop Miller. Who OBLIGATED ow-
ing to the unavoidable absence Of
Archbishop Brine.
Although It had been announced
the funerai would be private there
was a considerable assemolage pres
emit. including many friends made
by tho leader in his long association
with the turf.
The ~pallbearers Nincluded Arthur
Griffith president OF the Dali Fir.
can and Alderman McDonough one
of the leading members of Eamon
De valera's party. The lord mayor