When You Need
Money
If you are the average man or woman, you
have two sources open when you need
money quickly. One is to borrow it—if you
can; the other is to draw it from your ac
count. Even well to do people take no
chances on borrowing; they have their
checking account.
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Seward people aren’t trusting en
ough. The other evening it was so
’warm that we decided to go boat
riding. And we would have gone,
only four boats we tried were pad
locked and the other was filled
with rocks to make it look like it
leaked.
Now that it’s Spring, all the lit
tle germs are sitting around waiting
for house-flies to take them out for
a ride.
Let others talk about themselves
and they think you are very inter
esting.
DANCE SATURDAY
ODDFELLOWS
HALL
MUSIC BY
THE JOLLY THREE
ELECTION IN
IRISH STATE
ENDS VALERA
A Power of Terrorism Is
Believed To Have
Been Broken
CRANKS DICARDED
People Support Government
That Give Promise
of Security.
LONDON, May 15.—Th? decisive
result of the elections in the Irish
Free State is regarded here as a fin
al rout of Eamonn de Valera and the
Republicans.
The Cosgrave ministry nas strength
ened its position enormously during
the past year, in spite of the fact
that it passed a Treason Act more
drastic than anything in Irish his
tory.
The fact is, Irish public opinion
has been overwhelmingly toward gov
ernment which gives promise of se
curity of life and property and liber
ty of opinion.
Moreover, the peasantry does not
want a social republic which threat
ens a division of property and other
incalcuable changes.
They are essentially conservative
and now that the nationalist issue
is removed they desire security and
a stable government.
They recognize the remarkable
financial position in which the set
tlement, has left the Free State
practically without a public debt
and with all the advantages and
none of the disadvantages of a Brit
ish connection.
Heretofore the republican move
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ment has exercised a good deal of
terrorism over public opinion, but
now that the government if firmly
in the saddle and shows itself de
termined to safeguard public inter
ests, the power of terrorism is sub
stantially broken and the influence
of De Valera is dissipated.
No one familiar with the situa
tion anticipates a revival of that in
fluence.
De Valera serves his uses at the
moment of crisis, but now he has
spent his force.
Free Ireland is going ahead on sen
sible lines, shredding many of its
paracliial ideas, and it has no use
for cranks.
GENERAL MILES
DROPS DEAD IN
WASHINGTON D.C.
(Continued from Page Seven)
General of the Massachusetts Mili
lia, in which he served for some time.
He devoted considerable time to writ
ing several books and a number of
magazine articles, both before and
j after retirement. “Serving the Re
public,” and “Personal Recollec
tions,;’ his two books, describe his
career from New England to the
time of his retirement, and are full
of Civil War detail and “wild west”
adventures.
General Miles married Miss Mary
Hoyt Sherman, neice of the famous
Civil War leader, in 1868, while serv
ing with western troops. Two child
ren, a son and a daughter were born
to them. The son, Colonel Sherman
Miles, established an enviable record
in the World War, and was later sent
to Constantinople as a observer for
the United States when the Turkish
army defeataed the Greeks in 1922
and reentered Europe. The daughter,
Cecelie Sherman Miles, married Col
onel Samuel Reber, U. S. A.
General Miles survived his wife
many years, preserving his great vi
tality through his advancing years.
His carriage was erect, his eyes re
mained clear and ever sparkling with
humor, and his memory, retained
the clearness of his youthful days.
In recent years much of his time
was devoted to golf and walking. Al
most every day th eweather was fair
he could be found on the public
links along the Potomac, or at one
of the. country clubs in the vicinity
of Washington.
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