Show The Sunday Morning the end of the war If neceeeary to bring about such a move believe It would have been possible to run gansen a huge eeslo and arm every man in Ireland" tbe writer continues "I am fully convinced that the war ending and the promised home rule bill not forthcoming the' ranks of tho volunteers would be largely augmented I would safely reckon on having S00 armed and dependable man “I believe It would have been much wiser to wait for some Issues which would Justify our cause In the eyes of the people who woro certalaly very hostile when the- insurrection broke out and remained hostile until the execution of the leaders BAR® mmmm Plan To Start New Irish Revolution at End of War Is Disclosed EXPERTS WILL PROBE CONDITIONS IN MEXICO ' of the - New York Nov 10— Details leaders for the Int plans of Sinn Fein surrection in Ireland which culminated in the Easter Monday riote of last year together withonInformation the Irish relative to the landing roast of Sir Roger Casement were recounted in a communication found in the possession of "General" Liam Melarrested lowed Irish revolutionist here several weeks ago and made pubic today by William J Flynn chief of the United States secret service At the same time Flynn save out copies of an artfully worded letter which Thomas Welsh a British subject attempted to destroy when taken into custody by federal authorities oh the arrival of a steamship here ' Sunday V Mellowed said to have been commander of a considerable force of revolutionists during the Dublin riots la ‘ Jst at liberty under $7300 ball charged with obtaining by fraud a seaman's it Is claimed he passport on which on an English-boun- d Intended shipping vessel in order to assist in another Irish rebellion That another uprising ws nlanned for a tlmo not distant is Indicated authorities believe by a closing sentence in the unaddressed letter found in Walsh's possession In urging discretion In the wording of comnrmications Fein agents in presumably from Sinn the United Stares to lenders or the in Ireland this letter said: movement ' ’The game Is so high and there Is too much at stake to take any risks and you must use extreme caution refer in future when writin Always do and if possible to the Sonrfear as 1name at all" do not mention his ThioM?h study of the communication federal authorities believe the designated as "Seanfear” is person th-director of all Sinn Fein operations The communication found In bepossession expressed the agreement with lief that in view of an that if the course ofsetthe war Grm:iny allowed' It Germany would up an have would it Ireland independent been advisable to have waited until s Mel-lutv- es Salt an lake KH T G)MS)1ITSW Hoover Says Lack of Ships Not Money Is Cause of Food Shortage Washington Nov 10— Herbert Hoover chairman of the ' committee for relief In Belgium In a statement tonight denied a press dispatch from Paris San Francisco Nov 10 — Creation of that the shortage of food in Belgium a fund of $100000 by Edward L Doh-en- y was due to lack of funds He pointed an oil to out that the 975000f00 loaned by the of Los be spent incapitalist an InvestigationAngeles of condi- United- - States to Belgium and France tions In Mexico so that Americans may for carrying-o- n the relief work hi become familiar with the true situasaid tnat the tion lif that country was announced not been ofexhausted and and delays conseshipping today at the University of California scarcity quent to submarine activities have at Berkeley The investigation according to Dr been responsible for the shortage "The entire question of feeding the George W Scott of the university Is civilian population in occupied Belgium to be made by a committee of twenty-eig- and France has resolved itself northern social economic in and experts a of shipping Mr Hoovinto question Investitlie Dr Scott said conditions er said gation would be unhampered by any “From the first of February to tlie restrictions Its purpose being to re- first of October there were actually veal conditions as they really exist In delivered i 00000 tons of Mexico so that America and tbe out- foodstuffs in Rotterdam were tliero and shipped an side world will have a better and more 250000 tons which failed to accurate understanding of Mexico’s additional reach its destination either owing to national and economic status of Inability to Among institutions to be represented sinkings or because goods In transit on the committee are Harvard Uni- complete delivery of sone addition In war the through Universitycol-of delays versity of Wisconsin enIn have steamers to transit Minnesota Princeton Occidental loss in a tailed capacity of carrying Leland Stanford more lege Los Angeles tons 100000 than of university and the University ' "Now however the situation has become mor normal We will deliver In Rotterdam for the quarter ending DeDR CHAPIN'S SLAYER cember 25 approximately 305000 tons foodstuffs This will meet the re- CHICAGO of SOUGHT quirements in practically all of tlie j necessary supplies but does not leave the Cleveland Nov 10 — Search for the sufficient margin for building upnear- Chapin depleted stocks We are actually now murderer of Ur llarry er supplying the limited ration physician author poet and traveler turned today from this city to Chi- than at any time during the last year "It must be understood that the cago when all hope of capturing the American government has at no time suspect here seemed at an end for necessary Federal authorities Joined In the refused any demands under the Paris dispatch chase when special agents of the de- funds and the In erroneous any is headline Cleveconveying offered the of partment justice land police assistance in running down such Impression” the band of drug smugglers for whom RAILROADS CLOSE EVIDENCE the man suspected of the murder Is railbelieved to have acted as a salesWashington Nov 10 — Both-thman roads and ' the Independent oil refiners Dr Chapin waa found In a down- closed their evidence today in the 15 town hotel last Thuraday with a frac- per cent freight rate Increase case sides will present tured skull from wmlch he died sev- Counsel for bothnext Saturday Heareral hours later Jewelry valued at final arguments $Tboft is believed to have been stolen ings will be resumed next Tuesday on lumber rement and Ice by the murderer ht Attention Is Called to Six Groups of Smart Coats Not Illustrated Here I- - 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