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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-21

liant and founder OF our county lived.
Hoa-- hrldua hrdlua TAoIEt ia
The second meeting Is to be held
at Gary in the early winter at which
historical papers will be read. The
exact time Of this heeting is left TO
the president who IL also to designate
the speakerH Thus. II IL hoped 10 en-
phasiEe the two IDEAS of ten associa-
tion-the Old Settlers social and col
lection OF historical data. 1t IA the
purpose or the society 10 place mark
ers at the famous place. in the coun-
~ that a select committee shall think
worthy OF being marked.
These markers are TO be reinforced
concrete. one foot square at the base
and taperins TO tho top In the shape
OF an obelisk with one simple word
upon then--the name OF the person or
place TO be designated such as Ball.
Robinson, Gibson. Holman etc. All
markers are 20 be alike and to be
furnished by the community in which
they are TO be erected and they are 20
be properly dedicated BY the society.
Mrs Benjamin. OF Crown Point. was
appointed as committee OF one TO So
licit funds amounting to probably SEQ
made and 10 secure permission from
the lot owner to have the marker
placed
Mr. Oscar Dinwiddie. who used to sit
upon Mr.. Robinsons lap when he wrote
newspaper and magazine articles and
books, will tell OF his early recollsc-
lions OF Mfr. Robinson. Mr.. A. r.,
Knots. who has given much time in
looking up Mr.. Robinsons history and
his last grave. was appointed TO give
the dedicatory address
All arc invited TO come and particl-
pate and 70 bring any old relics along
FOR display at the picnic. Especially
are the old folks invited 10 come and
the younk folks are asked TO see that
the old folks get there. Remember the
date-Ausust 27th--and the basket
dinner
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-21

The Queen had died when her
Ettle son was only six years old,
and the poor King grieved bitterly
at lis loss
After she was buried, an evil
witch came to the King and be-
sought him 70 make her his wife.
but as he would not listen to her.
she cursed him and cast upon the
land curse that made the people
t<embhe. She called up the spirits
OF evil to kin the crops OF the farm
ers and make barren the land: to
bring sickness and desolation upon
the people and to make hunger and
misery their daily lot. And all Of
the evils came to pass so that the
King was broken-hearted At the SUI.
fering he had brought upon his sub
fects. He begged that he might give
up his throne and leave the strick-
en- land; but they refused to let
him 30 because they loved him and
knew that the curse was no fault
OF hfA
One day the Little Prince was
playing In the sand beside the PAL
ace He dug deep hole. when he
suddenly saw the CLEAN OF water
on the bottom end OF his spade.
He lowered himself gently into the
hole and finding that there was
enough water, began to swim. The
little stream carried him along
through an underground passage
way for some distance and ended
IN . cave OF rocks beyond which
the sea ragged and gtormed. The
Prince climbed onto one OF the
rocks and found himself face to
face with mermaid sitting on an
other rock, with long golden hair
streaming out behind her. and on
her forehead shone beautiful
precious stone OF blue and green.
She looked frightened when she
saw the little Prince. and asked
him who he was and how he had
got there. HIS told her that he was
the son OF very unhappy King
~ho ruled over the land beside the
sea, and told her of the spell which
re witch had cast upon the coun-
".
The mermaid said: II am unhap-
ry. too. have lost my comb All
day long I Used TO sit on this rock
and comb my long bright hair. but
a wicked sea-lion stole my comb,
and I have no means of keeping
my locks in order" And she wept
softly.
How STRANGE" said the little
Prince. Surely there are plenty
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-21

s1l-win Thompson. Bet. i5-i4th st..
near Mass, Gary.
2s7s-Chss. Thrush. 245s Conn. Gary.
ls62-samuel Tobey. 174s Wash. Gary
216s-GIeorgs Valentine, 2i2l Adams.
Gary.
1c17-Lemuel Van Dyke. 1923 wash
ington. Gary.
S12i-Nathan Walker. 1910 Penn,
Gary.
15s-John Henry Ward 212s Adams.
Gary.
2sls-wiliiarm watkins, 1924 wash.
Gary.
sssl-Garrison williams. s.7s wash.
Gary.
a447-Joseph winski. Section House en-
Nickle Plate Z r. Gary
ls2e-Wnliam witkers, 1925 Pierce st.
Gary.
i27s-Lewis woosley oakvrle. Ind
s4-George Write, 1890 Wash. Ca
274s-Toroz zabrecky. 1871 Penn. ave,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-21

OF combs In the world Would yea
like me to get you onec"
IF you will get me q conh" said
the mermaid eagerly, Il VIII tell
you how you may release the King
and his unhappy subjects from the
witch's spell"
so the little Prince swan back
to the hole IN the sand and elm bed
out onto the beach. He ran a. fast
as he could TO the palace, secured
a beautifully carved ivory comb,
and brought it 70 the mermaid.
She was overjoyed with 1t. and
straightwa~ began TO comb out the
tangle OF her golden hair Thea
she told the prince Just what he
must do, and wished him godspsed
IS he swan away on the under~
ground stream and disappeared
from view. When he got to the
palace. the Prince told his father
all about his strange excursion.
and they made ready 10 carry GUS
the mermaids orders.
The next day the people were
Mortified to learn that the King
had sent for the old witch to make
her his wife And on the third day
after the Kings announcement the
marriage ceremony took place.
The people had all been invited to
the wedding and niled the court
yard OF the palace. wondering what
had come over their beloved ruler.
There on 3 throne beside him sat
the witch in robes OF state. At the
end OF the ceremony, the King
arose and taking from "a attend.
ant gorgeous coronet set with
precious stones. placed Il on the
head OF the witch. The moment
the crown was IN place. a huge
stone OF blue and green that was
set In the center OF the dfadern.
began to siEzle and smoke, and the
evil witch. turning first red then
white. finally fell from the throne,
a corpse.
Then the King told the people
how the Little Prince had set them
free, and they gave three rouafnx
cheers for the Prince. the King and
the mermaid Seven days thew
spent in feasting and rejoicing to
celebrate their liberation Az the
end OF the weeks festivities. the
little Prince wanted to thank the
mermaid. But though he hunted
for many days. be was never able
TO ind a single trace OF the hole
or OF the underground stream or OF
the cave where the mermaid sat on
the rock.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-21
she FINALLY CAME To
Nerve WORTH FOR RESULTS

so nervous that che could not slice .
at nights. Numerous remedies had
failed, but after taking Herv-Worth,
she reports that abe can eat and sleep
much better. and is only too glad 90
tell what Il has done for her. Give
Nerv- Worth trial today. ana re-
member II your first trial bottle is not
satisfactory. your druggist is author
ICED TO refund your money. Sold by
leading druggists. Nerv-worth Is
sold and recommended oy Summers
Pharmacy ADV
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-21

Gary.
isss-stevs zyurich. tssurteh> .fsS
Jefferson. Gary
15s7-wiiliam G. Bl4vins. r. r. D. 8.
Plymouth. Ind
ioss-Sam Cornell. LaPas Ind
e52-James Henry Hughes. sot South
Second St. Terre Haute.
ss4-James Jameson. Bremen, Ind
1375-wheeler F. Jones. $40 Willard
ave. St. Catherine, Ont
l65o-Lonnie ]. McNairy. Bremen Ina
ss7-Harry +. Merrill. r. r. D. !.
Bourbon, Ind.
5f3-Rudolph A. Phillips, Culver. Ina.
es2-Thomas ". Shivers, Bremen. Ind
1694-Joe starkiewicz, Bremen, Ind.
395-Albert White. Bremen. Ind
5s-James BASH Wick. r. r. D. I.
Box 90. Plymouth. Ind
14ss-James Leroy Young. Bremen.
Ind
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-21
JAEGER TAKEN
TO ELWOOD
UNDER ARREST

After weeks OF search for Charlea
c. Jaeger. OF Gary. who gained ma
ton wide publicity as the owner OF
$4,000 worth OF negotiable govern
ment bonds found by his wife in a
Yellow cab in Chicago and who 10 al
legged to have written a lot OF worth
less checks. was arrested by Detective
Ralph Knott and Plain Clothes Officer
Connolly OF the Gary police depart
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-21

CONTINUED from page one)
T2I7-Sidney Pord, 1871 Washington.
Gary. Ind.
s6-Thomas Fuller. 1855 Adams Gary
Ind
e72-Wlady.law Fydrych. 1925 Penn
sylvania. Gary.
T25-Jose Gabra, 1741 Adams Gary
1217-willie Gadson. 1T42 Adams. Gary
al77s-Frank Folino Gallo. 1889 Pierce
Gary.
2s21-sankey J. Goldyn. 1920 Adams
st. Gary.
2s2s-Mike Golowski. 18th & Grant.
Gary
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-21
GARY
NEWS
WIFE OF SUICIDE
ARRESTED
YESTERDAY

Mrs. Julia Gal. 81 years old owner
OF a South Side garage in Gary and
widow Of the late Steve Gal who com
United suicide some time ago was
taken into the custody Of tho Gary DO
lice yesterday on a charge OF receiv-
ing stolen property. According to a
report lot OF stolen tires were found
in her garage. Some time ago she
uas arrested on a similar onense. il
is said
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-21
Like Hundreds OF Others Found
Did the Work where Other
Remedies Failed

Mrs. r. J. Clouser OF sz1h Brady
St Dubois, Pc. told a Nerv-worth
representatives in an interview the
other day how she tried for a long
tirrle to get relief from stomach and
nervous troubles. but met with no sue
cnss until she found Nerv- Worth. she
said she could not eat snythIne and
keep It on her stomach. and she was
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-21

174s-otio Goodiove. 1924 Adams st..
Gary.
1s2s-Felix Gaines. 1850 Adams, Gary
272a-Turner Grady, 2ls3 Adams st.
Gary.
asa4-E,nn Grants. 1881 virginia ct,
Gary
ls.a-chariey Gray. 1858 Washington,
Gary.
1is-Thomas Green. 1925 Wash, Cary.
21oT-John H. Gutlford. 1890 Mass
Gary
al4s4-Joseph Hansen. eos Ridge Rd.,
Gary
17ss-James HArdesty 1851 Wash.
Gary
o9o6-Jack Harsto. 1917 Conn. Gary
S221- kinch Hawkins. 1715 Penn, Gary
ls51-Steve Hecimovic. 2224 Washing
21oo-George Herness 1888 Mass, Gary
2635-sam Holden. l745 Broadway.
Gary.
47s-Charlie Horgers. wabash r. f.
Yards. Gary
797-Henry Horton. 1901 Madison st.
Gary.
272-Eiliot jackson. 1923 Washington.
Gary.
42l-Harry jackson. $50 22nd Place.
Gary.
1ss1-wnlie james. wabash r. r.. sth
& Mass. Gary
william Jarvis. 1945 Washing ION
Gary.
1s4s-Romie Jenkins. 1853 washington,
Gary.
al5s-Ben Johnson. 1929 Conn. Gary.
Tak - -
Gary.
s227-John Jones. 18th & Mass. Gary.
3ooO-Johnnie Jones, 10 Pa, Gary
247s-Luc Jones. 2l24 Madison st,
1s74-Floro Kiro. 1919 Penn. Gary.
1ss7-Nicholas Koski 1901 Maryland.
27s4-Georse kozark. 1925 Carolina
s21s1z Walter Abbott. 18th & Conn.
Flat No. A. Gary.
2765-Henry Alexander, 1908 Washing
ton (reaD Gary
1s35-Cavolo Alfredo. 1929 Penn St,
Gary.
a31ss-Ben Franklin Anderson.
1os9-Cornell Bailey. Is Julius. Cary
994 la-Thomas Baker. 1903 Jen. Gary.
s7O-John Banks. 2347 Adams Gary.
1297-Joe Barach 22s5 Madison. Gary.
541-Charles Bell. 1882 Adams. Gary.
302s-John Bielansko 1905 Delaware
Gary
3ls7-Joe Bilkin. e213 Mad. Gary.
2432-Harry Billups. 1882 Adams. Gary
2o42-David Blakely. 1853 wash Gary
2555-oliver Boldon 1850 Adams
1651-Allan Boone. 1910 Penn. Gary
soo5-Eli Boor. 1891 Tyler. Gary.
5155-Matt Borkoyich, 22Tn Jefferson
Gary.
1ass-Frank Boysky. I5.5 Del. st.
2sss-Henry Bradford. 18th s. Mass.
Shack 10 Gary
ls77-Jim Brown .l1a Adams ct
2el7-RichArd Calender, l74a Adams.
l'ss-Georse Campbell. 1895 Penn.
1s41-Metthey Carlisle. 1s4s Adams st.
lss-Jim Clark. 1853 Washington
as2o-John clorak. sl2y Jefferson St.
So53--Joe Flores Galiarido
n
Gary
asss-Mike Davonas. 1741 Adams. Gary
6S7-Victor De Nofrio, 1880 Adams.
Gary.
william Dntz. 11th Broadway.
Gary.
ssa-ch.ries A. Davis. 1888 Washing
ton. Gary.
s2s-James F. Doran. 3s35 Adams,
l5i1-samuel Rorsey. 1928 Washington
Gary
soo-se,h Dozier. 1901 jefferson. Cary.
2l52-Marko Drakulsch. 21s4 wash
inston, Gary
1eso-Lse Fenner 1924 Adams. Gary.
i31o-Fred Siggeris. 1888 Washington.
Gary
2s4s-Mtke Frank siivinski. s7si Mary
land. Gary
1s2o-Edsar sitnnns. 1924 Wash. Gary.
lT52-Earl Smith. 1880 Wash Gary
2s77-Ed. Smith. 1853 Wash. Cary
S22-Frank Smith 9th. Broadway. GARY
16S6-George Smith. 18th & Penn. st.
Gary
So66-James William Smith, z451 Ad
ans. Gary
2i44-samuel Steward. 1924 Washing
ton. Gary
1SoS-Ed. Stewart. Care Miller Scrap
Iron Co. Main st
as6-Andrew Stonith. 1858 Adams, Gary
5172-Michael Stanltamakle, 154a Vir-
ginia st. Gary
.~---.------.-.------
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-21
BICYLST HIT BY AUTO

coiored man. giving his name az
Hobart Lincoln, was severely injured
at 18th avenue and Madison street in
Gary last night when he was struck
by an auto driven by Mike Piatak. Lin
colin vas fixing his bicycle near the
curb when he was run down
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-21
WELL KNOWN
HOBART MAN DEAD

HOBART. Ind. juno 2I.-wiIIiam
Scharbach. sr., who has been in the
lumber business here during the past
twenty-five years. passed away Sun
day after an fitness OF several months.
The funeral arrangements willy be an
nounced later.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-21
THE Tines
late yesterday Afternoon.

fnent late yesterday afternoon.
This morning. In charge OF an FL
wood. Ind. police officer. he was taken
to that city TO answer a charge Of
issuing fraudulent checks 1t is said
that he is wanted Gary and other cities
for the same ofrense.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-21


Mrs Florence Thomas left on Sat
urday for Milwaukee. Wis. to take a
short course in music. Mrs. Thomas
Point schools.
Mrs. Maude McCrillers Moore OF
Florida. is spending a few days at the
home o. her brother. Homer merrill
ers and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Dinwiddie are
attending the commencement week
program Of Oberiin college. their
daughter Eleanor being a member OF
the class or 1921. graduating with
high honors.
Through his attorneys Pattee and
johnson. Otto A. Meyer. ct al. has filed
a complaint in the Lake circuit court
against Grace Wagner. ct al. for 1900
damages being unpaid rent for several
months OF this and last year when Mrs
Meyer occupied the Meyer property on
Joliet street. Mrs wagner recently
moved TO Highland. where she is con
Quoting a hotel
Mr. and Mrs John Donnaha Misses
Ida Heckleman and Mabel Gray and
Edward Donnaha motored TO Benton
DOT on TO tpSnu tue uds
Mrs Jessie Petitions OF this city,
accompanied by her aunt. Miss Carrie
Gosch. principal OF one Of the East
Chicago schools. left today for Chicago
university where they will attend the
summer school. which lasts twelve
weeks.
The county eomm,sisoners were IN
session yesterday when contracts for
the quarterly supplies for the county
institutions were let. Bi1s were open
ed for a truck for the county highway
department and the letting OF the con-
tract for tho Daniel Brown road in
North township attracted a large
number or contractors 20 the county
seat
NEW MARRIAGE LICENSES.
william A. FIeck. Mayme Brand.
Hobart Rae Bashy, Geneva Brummit.
Gary: Leonard c: Pietsch. wanatah,
Della NJ. Smith. Gary: James L Fit1-
gerald. Detroit. Margaret z. Liesen-
feldt Hammond: James Robert Doty.
Gertrude r. Jenner. Gary; Elmer l.
Grenger. Lucille c. Cope. Hammond
Marvin II. Taylor. Alice N. Hefrner.
Gary; Paul waymond CANINE. Jeanette
E. Wilson. Gary. Hiram T. Gregg
Hamond Beulah D. Jones. Lowell;
J. Cohn. Rita Aguirre. Indiana Har-
Dor. George R Miller, ALICE Z. Klemm
East Chicago
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-21
OLD SETTLERS
IN DOUBLE
MEETING

AZ the cali o. LeGrand T. Meyers.
,-As Aenf 81 the Lake County Old Set
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-21
TT. S. Publishes Names
of Alleged Lake
County Deserters

Continued from page one.)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-16
MORE DESTROYERS
SUNK In PRACTICE
Battleships Florida and Delaware
Take Part in the Target
Shooting
tRy The Associated Press)

On Board the Destroyer Sycard en-
Route to Norfolk, July 1.-THE for
mer German destroyers V-43 and S.
1872 were sunk this evening by the
combined shell fire of the destroyers
Leary and Herbert and battleships
Florida and Delaware, of the Atlantic
fleet. They went down at a point rs
miles off the Virginia capes selected
as the graveyard for the once enemy
vessels turned over to the United
States after the world war.
The V-43, after being hit twice by
the Leary, finally was accounted for
by the Florida, which scored time after
time with shells from her starboard
battery of seven 5-inch destroyer de-
Tense rifles, each of which spoke 20
times. Twenty mine minutes after the
Florida opened fire at a range of $500
yards the former enemy craft went
down, stern up.
The S-132 was hit six times by
shells from the four-inch rifles of the
Herbert and was officially described
then as in a sinking condition. She
was finished by the gunners of the
Delaware, who gave a great exhibition
of Workmanship registering hit after
hit with shells from the battleship's
secondary battery. The S-132 re-
manned afIoat, however,, for two hours
and five minutes after the Delaware
ceased firing, going down at 1907 p. IN.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-16
EARTH SHOCKS ARE
FELT in VIRGINIA
cay Tn. Associated Press ,

MENDOZA, Va, July 15.-Nature has
Joined man in the shimmying process east
of this town and as result the people
are so much wrought UP and excited
over natures performance as nature was
shocked and grieved over the latest dance
steps perpetrated by men and women
In the River View section the earth has
heaved up and at other it is sinking.
Rumblings have been heard beneath the
surface of the earth by the inhabitants
and following the noise which resembled
the falling and breaking of large stones,
the surface of the earth trembled ap-
pTeciably. One person states that he was
sitting on a rocky formation where it
crossed small valley and he felt the
rock CULVER and heave, then a fissure
about sixteen feet long opened in the rock
Immediately beneath the seat he had oc-
cupied
Several theories have been advanced
concerning the disturbance which has
been growing in volume for a week The
most plausible is that it is caught by gas
pressure and another is that it is cav
ernous country and the erosion caused
by the subterrean streams is allowing
the surface of the earth to settle. The
natural tunnel, one of the wonders of
Virginia, is located within twenty miles.
Today's reports state that the hills con-
tinue to shimmie.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-16
VETERANS
CONDEMNED HARVEY
Convention Also Takes Occasion to
Score Eighteenth Amendment
(Ry the Associated press)

CLEVELAND, July 15.-Resenting
the statement made in London by Col
George Harvey, ambassador to Eng
land, that the war was fought 10y
the United States from motives of
self-interest, delegates to the second
annual convention of the Rainbow di-
vision veterans association today con-
demned Colonel Harvey. They also
condemned the 18th amendment to the
United States constitution.
A resolution endorsing the stand of
the South Carolina chapter, which
recommended that Colonel Harvey,
representing. we trust temporarily,
the United States at the court of st.
James, be deprived of his title of
Lieutenant-C Colonel, conferred on him
in a burst of generosity due to the
hospitality of the state and be given
a dishonorable discharge from the po-
sition," was adopted,
Another resolution declaring the
eighteenth dry amendment was
adopted while four million men were
either in France or deprived of a vote
because they were in camps at home
and advocating that no change in the
constitution on any subject be made
when men are at war was unanimously
passed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-16
HUNT FOR MURDERERs

MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga, July Is
Hunt for persons alleged to be inn
plicated in the murder of Carl Watson
here two years ago will extend across
the country, it developed today when
warrant was taken out for a man.
whose name was withheld, but who is
said to be in a western state.
Homer Marshburn, placed under ar
rest today, makes the eighth person
taken into custody.
The prisoners have been placed in
four different counties to keep them
separated until the trial next week.
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HERE is MORE ABOUT
THE BONUS BILL
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

condition Senator Watson added, senators
were not informed of the situation.
Thereupon he continued they insisted
that the president come here and make
his statement to the country as well as
to the senate regarding the treasury sit
uation.
I'm other words, the senators told the
president and the president told the seaa-
tors and then the senate" Mr.. Reed re-
piled.
IF senators thought this out for them
selves why was it necessary to tell the
president? Somebody told Secretary Mel
lon to kill the bill and at last it was nee
essary to get the president here to get
the votes"
Senator Reed declared that "the re-
publican conference" to the executives
wishes was "a most trucking, belly
crawling" episode.
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HERE is MORE ABOUT
NEGOTIATIONS
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

the Ulster leader is unwilling to pledge
on his own responsibility.
Only at the headquarters OF De Va
lera was there perceptible lessening
of the tension tonight. Here state
ment was given to The Associated
Press by one in position to get an
authoritative view of the situation as
seen by the Irish delegates. 1t reads:
THE present discussions are de-
signed to find, IL possible, suitable
ground for holding a useful confer
ence-one that might legitimately be
termed a peace conference.
80 far as the Dali Eiraenn's repre-
eentatives are concerned what Sir
James Craig says to Premier Lloyd
George is OF no moment. Mr.. De Va
lera invited representatives of the
Irish minorities to confer with him in
Dublin. Sir James failed to appear,
although he previously had talked
with the president. The southern
unionists did appear and expressed
their views.
sMr. De Valera considers the party
of Sir James Craig thus was repre-
scented because the southern national
lists consider the southern and north
ern unionists of the same clan and
the same policy.
"By his failure to appear. Mr.. De-
Valera considered Sir James forfeited
whatever right he might have claimed
to being an element in the situation
as between England and Ireland-in
other words It is with Mr.. De Valera
he ultimately viii have to deal Only
in Irish internal politics does Sir
James, in Mr.. De valera's mind con-
tinue to be a factor"