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Arizona republican., 1919-11-18
Where The People
May Have a Hearing
Why Not Tell the Truth About Ireland?


Under the head of Irish Propa-
ganda'' there is being published in
many of our American papers lot of
Sim Fein bunk, well watered with
crocodile tears, about the supposedly
awful condition at this time of Ireland
and the Irish.
The head push in this deceitful prop
uganda is said to have been born in
Syracuse, New York. of an Irish
mother and a Spanish father, and is
now Numbering about the United
States clubbing himself the president
of the Irish republic"
Just where this fake republic, which
died in the borning, is now located,
"deponent saith not"
The newspapers tell us that an at
tempt is being made by these self
styled Irish patriots" to raise $4,000,
600 out of the pockets of a lot of Irish
hired girls, and others who may be
willing to be separated from their
money in the interest of this bogus re-
| public.
Why not let the people of Arizona
know that the president of this fake
republic is a fugitive from justice.
| That he and his Sim Feiners in Ire
land were miserable lot of "slackers'
who were getting rich on the misery
| Of the world, while the boys" of the
United States, England, Wales, Scot
land, Canada, Australia South Africa
and all the allied nations We're fight
ing for the liberty of the world?
| 1t is very interesting to read in the
Arizona Republican, (Nov. Is, 1919
under the title Irish ganda" the
boast of these Sim Feiner, hyphenated
Americans, how they are attempting
to bludgeon the two great political
parties in the United States and Incl
dentally sell themselves to whichever
will do thei rbidding.
When any man, or group of men
write as they do in this article, that
''by defeating the democrats, the Irish
hope to establish a grim precedent
which should instill in the republican
party a wholesome respect for the
Irish question" it is high time that the
people of the United States sent these
hyphenated- Americans back to Ire
land, where during the war these Sim
Fein slackers and rebels mobbed oul
soldiers and sailors and at a meetins
in New York yesterday Kissed the name
of the American admiral (Admira
Simms) because he dared tell the truth
about these treacherous allies of Ger
many, or as the admiral expressed it
the members of this organization were
not only openly disloyal;' they wer,
openly pro-German. They were no
even neutral-they were working da,
and night for a German victory
| 1t is well to remember the innocen
: women and children murdered by thu
German U-boats, with the secret ant
! treacherous assistance of these SIM
| Feiners, as we'll as our dead soldier
and sailors whose bodies lie over il
France, where they fell fighting Will
these contemplate slackers were prof
teering and fattening their bank &C
counts.
They are a disgrace to the man.
brave Irish who fought for the right
and the liberty of the world. 1t is no
to be wondered at that units of tn
American Legion, east and west, ar
passing resolutions showing up thi
bunch in their true light.
HARCOURT w. PECK.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-18

HAAIMONTON, y. while scores
of detectives, hundreds of volunteer
sleuths and thousands of sympathetic
mothers throughout the country are
looking for little Billy Dansey, two
young pIaymates of the kidnapped
prize baby" are anxiously awaiting
They are Charlie White and Jack"
Biily's pup.
Charlie and Jack are both the
same age as Billy. The three had a
merry romp together until some heart
less and cruel kidnaper snatched Billy
away.
Charles father owns Lyndhurst
Farm, which adjoins the Dansey home.
He grows dahlias. Billy was last seen
October s playing with Jack" and
Charlie among the orderly rows of the
brilliantly colored flowers then in their
full glory Then, all of a sudden, he
disappeared. From that day to this
not the faintest clue to his where
abouts has been discovered.
In the meantime Charlie and ''Jacll'
wander disconsolately around the
farm. I found Charlie sliding down
the old cellar door on viii h he and
Billy have worn out more than one
pair of rompers apiece. Jack was
keeping Charlie company.
What are you doing, arlie?" I
asked.
''Nuthin'." the little fellow answered
Il haven't got nobody to play with.
Bad man took Billy away"
Where did you get tLat police
badge, Charlie?"
"A man gave it to me SOS I could
help find Billy"
Every morning Jack" goes over
and looks Charlie up. Then Charlie
and Jack return to the Dansey home.
Charlie climbs up the back steps and
opens the screen door leading into the
kitchen and asks:
"Mithith Danthey, it'll Billy back
| xyat
Arizona republican., 1919-11-18
DECISION FAvORS
FRANCISCO LORONA

Affirming the decision of Register
John l.. Irwin and Receiver Scott
White of the United States land office,
the commissioner of the general land
office has ruled in favor of Rafael
Lorena and the heirs of Francisco Lo-
rena in the contest proceedings brought
against them by the project manager
of the Yuma reclamation project for
homesteads In Yuma county.
When final five proof was presented
by the homesteaders in June 1917, &C
ton was suspended by the protest of
the project manager and upon a report
of a special agent of the general land
office. When the matter came up for
hearing the contestees proved they
were settlers before the Yuma project
was created and had carried out all
the provisions of the homestead laws.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-18

general staff. After remaining in
Washington during the war period do
ing important work. he was ordered
overseas on a secret mission for the
government. His activities took him
to Russia, Siberia, Germany, France.
Poland and numerous other points in
Europe. Before his return to this
country he opened up lines of COM
munication in Russia for the food ad-
ministration and was looked upon as
guardian angel of the people. In
fact, when it was time for his return
to the United States, the authorities
in Russia cabled this government that
he be retained on the other side.
On Food and Fuel
When he was in Vienna last spring
Major Bailey said the food and fue,
want was pitiful as he found it else
where in his travels. He was particu-
larry impressed with the work of the
food administration in Liban, a Rus
sian city of 100000 population. where
the food administra ton officials cared
for 5000 children in arms who were
literally starving.
1t was a pathetic sight to see the
small boys and girls come to us at
4 o'clock every afternoon. They did
not come like children, but rather like
wild animals craving for bite of food.
After they had received their quota
of rice or whatever happened to be
furnished they would kneel and kiss
the hand that fed them"
1t is understood that an effort was
made to have Major Bailey lecture on
his experiences abroad while here but
owing to the fact that he is leaving
almost at once the event could not
be arranged.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-18
LAND OFFICE MAN
To PRACTICE LAW

B. H. Gibbs, for the past several
years chief of the field division of the
general land office with headquarters
at Santa Fe, has resigned his position
to practice law in this city.
Gibbs, who has been in Phoenix fire.
quently in connection with his work
with the government, was admitted to
practice in this state in the supreme
and federal courts when here last
winter.
1t is understood that he will shortly
open a law office in Phoenix for gem
eral practice specializing in land law.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-18
A UNION MAN

An Irishman was hosting another
workman to the top of a new building
by means of bucket, and had sue
ceeded in raising him half way when
the quitting whistle blew.
"Ofll lave We there shouted the
Celt, fastening the rope, but Oi'll con-
tinue tn job whin OF come back in
til mornin'r
Arizona republican., 1919-11-18
DIDN'T DISCOVER TOWN ALONE
dallas News)

James Hennery McChesney Smith.
age Z, walked in with an important air.
Where have you been, James Hen
nery?" demanded his mother.
Down town."
You wern't down town by YOUR
self?' exclaimed his mother in horror
Gee nav no." replied James Hen
merry, disgustedly. There was a lot Of
ether people there"
Arizona republican., 1919-11-18

The housewives of Phoenix manifesting some
Justly grounded regarding the price of turkeys
with Thanksgiving only ten days in the offng. They
in the papers advertisements Of those who want
buy turkeys and those who want to sell them But
both classes of advertisers studously avoiding
reference to figures and that makes householders
suspicious of coup wholly unrelated to the high
cost of living
Arizona republican., 1919-11-18
BAILEY INFORMED
He IS CANDIDATE
FOR GOVERVORSH|P

Here for a brief stay, Major Neill
Bailey, member of the war department
claims court, arrived in Phoenix yes
terday from Washington, D. c.
The return of Major Bailey after "a
long absence in service, revived the
rumor that he will be a democratic
candidate for governor at the coming
primary election. 1t was quite evident
that the political gossip had reached
the army officer, although he refused
to discuss the matter.
Sat the present time am giving my
attention solely to government mat
tiers, he declared Il was granted a
few days absence and came out west
on personal business and to visit my
relatives. | will return to the capital
in a day or two
Major Bailey stated that he expected
to receive his discharge after the first
of the year when he will return tc
Arizona He will divide his time be-
tween Phoenix and Prescott, caring
for his business which consists of large
cattle interests and mining claims,
while his mining stock in this state
alone yield him a large income
Millions in Claims
Major Bailey in speaking of the work
which is claiming his attention In
Washington said it was impossible to
even estimate when all claims would
be adjusted. AT present the amount
in claims is $25,OO0,000 which range
in amounts from So to several thou
sands for work performed during the
war and materials furnished. Serving
with him in the court are Judge Nay
lor of Salt Lake, a civilian, and Col
onel L. A. Dewey of the regular army.
Major Bailey left here two years
ago when he was detailed to serve in
the transportation division under the
Arizona republican., 1919-11-18

Supporters Of some of the republican candidates
for the presidency suggesting the name of Gov
ernor Coolidge of Massachusetts, for the vice pres
dency. 1t strikes that whether the governor him.
self available presidential timber not he is
heavy material for tail of any of the presidential
kites now in process of construction.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-18

Ii the soviet government of Russia WILL as its
sell styled ambassador to the United States offers to
do pay expenses of all Russians who favor the soviet
torm' back home. we shall entertain a higher opinion
of Messers Lenin and Trotzky
Arizona republican., 1919-11-18

1t may be that have adopted the habit of
scoding another because we can no longer blame
everything on the kaiser the flu
Arizona republican., 1919-11-18

You can tell this is a democracy by the fact tina
everybody not in authority knows precisely how tn
situation should be handled.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-18
THE MODERN RED MAN

Yes, was on the reservation"
Were you able to get hold of any Indian war
clubs?"
Nope. Had plenty OF golf clubs offered me. All
the Indians met playing the game LOUIS
vile Courier Journal.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-18

There are two things you do to help matters
You can keep your mouth very, very quiet, and saw
wood like house afire.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-18

FIUME-Capt. Gabrielle D'Annunzio,
in control in Fiume now, is handing
out gold medals. Two American wo-
men have been decorated by the fiery
Italian poet They are Mrs. Williams
Boycs Thompson, wife of the president
of the Roosevelt Memorial Association
Cat the Left, and Mrs. John Adams
Drake, president of the American Free
Milk and Relief for Italy, Inc. Both
have done relief work for Italy since
the beginning of the war.
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NORTHWEST.

NORTHWEST,
On 18th near G Ct. II rooms; hot water;
18th and Dsl.deld SITS. rooms; garage:
on MontaEue near 18th. 10 rooms; garage;
'H St. f bes. asnd a'. and 2ard ,.rs. rooms.
baths. furnace. Price. $1,000.
2sxiso. furnace. Price. 81, 80. '' -
Wisconsin ave near Naval
$50; Z rooms; anil: hot-water. Price, q, 1000.
Lamont st st. near 18th. 10 rooms; furnace.
Near 18th and Clifton. L rooms; garage;
NORTHEAST.
Between and G on 18th. Q rooms; latrobe;
9th st. near B. 8 rooms: good yard. Price.
$3,4O0.
"a &; bet. and G. rooms; latrose.
.o Between sas. .ss or 18TH roon' colonial
Near eth and 3 SITS. 8 rooms; istrooe; cellar.
%. on Mass: ave. ne. near 7th. 9 rooms; hot-wat.r
q st. bet. StE and 7th. 9 rooms; latreb.:
g st. opposite stsunton Park. ROOMS; hot.
water, Price, s1 SiSTrHDAsr
Near sth and r sts rooms bot.water:
large yards. Price, 81, $50. = -
10, On sts near y E sc Capitol. 10 rooms; vapos
pIie. Fl $50 sss LIST and sad rooms; la'r.e.
D. Near 1 p,e. and e "a roon' fur.ass 'a.
East c'p,tO, bet e ssd and 4th. 10 rooms;
Apply for further particulars to
FLOYD 3. DAVIS,
1th and Z SITS. s.w.
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NEW MODERN HOME

NEW MODERN HOME.
1924 Irvi1k Ne, between Brookland and
Woodbridge. ST.. rec. hail. tile bath a bed
rooms}, large screened sleeping porch; h.-w.h..
eiec. ifshts. laundry tubs; every modern con-
neishborhoed Of new homes: large lot; room for
garage: built only two years; must be seen to
b Appreciated; take Rhode Island ave. cars
to 18th Me-: $S, 600; about 5000 cash. Owner
occupies. Prompt possession.
FINE MODERN HOME. =,
7l0 G ne, colonial brick In row; 6r., rec.
hall. tile bath, built-in refg.; open fireplace,
h.-w.h., 4h.-w. heater. laundry tubs: servants'
lavatery: every detail In 6ne condition. In
:pettioa after PM Owner occupies; imme-
$40 and sal 18th n.e., semi-detached brick;
Dr., hath; nice garden lots; in good white
neishboFhsod. Price only 5000 each; terms
B-RooM MODERN BUNGALOW.
282S Brentwood I'd, woodbridge; cleo. lights,
furnace heat, fireplace, hath. large porches;
lot -4ex2oe; shade. shrubbery and fruit. Price.
VACANT.
In rWoodrtdge, Yearly new: nix rooms steam
heat, laundry tubs, fine cement BASEMENT, nice
porch; front Esd side lawn; garden. poultry
h6uDe; a, go; 500 cash.
- icLACHLEN BANKING CORPN.,
: Rsal Estate .Dapt 10th and c.,
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BExuTIruL CHEVY CHASE HOUSE.
les than block from Circle; colonial
:. rear psseSes; screened. sleeping porch:
open fireplace; large closets; tiled
" hath:s hardwood floors and trim; hot
water heat; electricity and gas: lovely
shede trees; garage. Price only
WALTER A. BROWN, ga 18th ct. NV.
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PETwORTH.
DOWNTOWN.

z rooms and bath, hot-water
heat; near all Departments; en-
tirely furnished and ready to move
into. Price complete, $40. 900.
Terms.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

$25 BONUS FOR UNFURNIsHED HOUSE
keeping house or apartment in northwest.
preferably Georgetown; any time before Oc-
tober /; must. have at least two bedrooms:
rent not over $50. Address Box 77-R, Star
ONCE. los
3 OR 4-ROOM APARTNENT FOR Ink;
Immediately or about September Is. Address
Box TAR. Star once. 10s
FURNISHED APARTMENT FOR OCCUPANCY
September /; should have two bedrooms, hv-
ing room. dining room. kitchen and bathroom;
will not pay over $40 per month. Address
Box 102-R. Star ONCE. TO-
FURNISHED = TWO OR THREE ROOM,
kitehenette ami bath apartment: by Sept. i;
would consider purchasing furniture and taking
over lease. Address Box 8O6-M, Star ONCE. IL
$50 BONUS FOR OR ROOM AND BATH
unfurnished apartment on or before October l.,
BY refined couple; win lease BY year il de-
sired; must be reasonable. Address Box 25-R,
Star ONCE. l3s
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READY TO MOVE INTO.

Newton street. Mt. Pleasant.
newly papered and painted. hot
water heat. electricity and gas.
Price, SIC, 500.
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FOR sALE-HousEs.

B.. I. AVE. NEAR 18th; ROOMS. INV:
heat, cleo, 2 baths; splendid for roomers and
table board. Immediate possession.
Eeatcn st., lexington; 8 rooms, porch front.
furnace heat. Needs some repairs. Cheap at
1850
18th street above Park road; 10 rooms. 2
baths. h.-w. heat, cleo. Room for garage.
Q st. near 18th; rooms, h.-w. heat, cleo.
saui's Addition; Q rooms. h-w. heat, cleo,
sleeping porch; beautiful garden.
THOMAS e. PETTY. 2013 14th ct.
s.. OOO-NBAR 9Th AND B s.W.; sR., B., Gel
lar; ideal home. overlooking govern
ment reservation; centrally located;
vacant.
So, 5O0-Near 9Th and B s.w.; 9r and b.; brick
garage; splendidly located; environ
ments frst-class.
S., 750-F at. bet. 9Th and 7th sw.; Sr. and b..
cellar; splendid home property; large
yard to wide alley; suitable for ply
stefan.
81, O00-Near 18th and R. I. ave. me-. Brook
land; Sr. and b., h.-w. heat; lot 1OJx
12S
81, 75o-Near 9th and s.w.; 6 rooms.
81 500-Near 18th and Pa. ave. s.e.; Or. and h.
r. H. JOHNSON, 500 7th st. s.w. Main 1885.
DOWNTOWN
3-STORY BRICK, 10 ROOMS. BATHS:
H.-A. HEAT. BARGAIN. TERMS. $3.50.
ADDRESS BOX 216-R STAR OFFICE
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FOR sA1k-HousEs
Contfauea.

Below we have a list of home.
in most all sections of the city
These have been carefully select
ed by us and in our opinion every
one is a bargain. Stop in aht
let us. go over them more care.
fully with you as we know VIZ
can convince you of their valueS,
At any rate we will be glad tG
go into details and you will BIZ
under no obligations.
North Carolina ave. between 8rd
and 4th ats. Sc; sig rooDs and mod
ern bath; This win make . nne II
you win like to live in. ,Easy terms. :,
! Price. 1900. -.
two-family nat with six rooms and
bath upstairs. four rooms and bath /
downstairs. separate porches with al
dandy wa. s't to have s'ss :one on. help you
pay for your home. We have showed -
others how and would like to explain -;
it to you. Price. $4,000. Good terms. i.
Near Lincoln Park: A seysn-room "
and bath house.. semi-detaehed. This
IL In q fine section and 10 the best ,
buy we know Of near this beautiful =
park. Price, $500. Good terms.
Petworth. This 10 q nice six-room
and bath house with q 140-foot lot.
furnace heat and gas. Investigate
this, a. the price and terms are right, 20
and we don't know where you can du- .
plicate 1t anywhere near the price. -
Good terms. Price, $500.
Ga. ave. below Rock Greek Church
road. A nice looking home in q good
nefghborhood. Six rooms and hath. :,
concrete cellar under entire house;
paved alley In rear; furnace heat. This
is a dandy buy. Terms are right.
Price, 81 600.
FOR COLORED. Close to down
town section, near 18th st. NV: nine
rooms and bath. The owner IL out off,
town and has asked Us to sell. The
price and terms are right. II you
want q home at q reasonable price
with small cash payment and easy
terms see about this. Price, a 200
BELT. O'BRIEN 4 CO.,
Franklin 1886. 1911 G 1t. Nv.
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COOK &MARSHALLCO., Inc,
80, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE:
q, zoos 7e7 Hobart st. for q good brick
house with 8 rooms and bath at rea-
sonable price and terms.
4,400-In northeast on Mills ave.; vacant
house with rooms and bath for $500
cash; easy monthly payments.
4,750-An exceptionally good house offered Mt
low price ON 18th ct. NV. near
Spring I'd; 9 rooms and bath: anil;
h.w.h.; place for garage. Terms,
4.25o-15th st. s.e.; rooms with tile bath;
h.w.h.; now vacant. This house can
be bought for q small cash payment.
3,500-Two good Investments on Bates near
r. ~. Capitol st.: rooms and. bath each:
small monthly payments.
s.25o-A very nice home on Otis place. in
good locality; rooms and bath; cleo
trio lights; h.w.h. Satisfactory terms
arranged.
5.250-InEleside Terrace. across from Rock
GOOD condition. $1,000 cash and
5,750-A fhree-story- and asement house on
Quincy ct. near Georgia ave.; Q rooms
and bath. $3.50 cash necessary.
6.s00-Park place near Soldiers Home: q
rooms and bath; h.w.h:: Ami. $1,000
$1,000. Terms. - -
e.eoo-A well built brick house on Shepherd
tsins large room. with WITH 1 up.to.d date
bath; electric lights: h.w.h. small
casn payment and balance ON easy
7.ooo-Army ONCE leaving city offers his home
price, % en- nw terms a1 rooms
and path; good condition.
New homes on. varnum st. NV.
These attractive. brand-new houses are
Sonshs on IN se;pee. and Gan b
1850 tain rooms and two baths. AS sisep oG
sso aatasss ssss ts b s.a
speDisc. IL ,1ns large so.y brick
fore 1t II too late. About one block
from entrance to Soldiers Home On
Rock Creek Church road,
$500 six.room- and.bath house on Oregon ave.
piiei : sn sS.se a%. hi. sss,i aoss
5000 to build.
A BARGAIN.
7,o0o-LarEe furnished roominx house on NJ
It. near 9Th. Income. sos per month.
II rooms, bath, hack porches;
furnace; gas; two large garages. II
is necessary to act before Tuesday.
NOTE-For higher-price ho.xes see our Of
ferfngs in today's Post.
NO BETTER SERVICE POSSIBLE
COOK&MARSHALLC CO., Inc,
on 1Sth,st. NV. Main S42-s.
j.: - 4.
T. -. SA9... Hftfxf, rx,xlxuyu.rSi;u
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CHEAP.

Monroe street, near the 14th
excellent condition. Price, $500.
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FOR LE-HousEs.

OWNER WILL SELL 3-STORY BRICK IN
Mount Pleasant direct to family for 11:0W;
INV. heat; yard to alley. Address Box z<S.h'
Star ONCE.
$500 BLOCK 18th ST. N.W.-TWO-STORY
brick; h.w.h.; ami. Phone or apply OWNER.
1902 18th at. NV, Col. 24SS. No agents. ~
FOR sALE-A REAL HONE; SIX Rooms !:
GARAGE; ANIL; CORNER; IN PERFECT
CONDITION: BEST SECTION MT. PLEAS
Ant; ALL CASH ABOVE EQUITY. OWNER.
W. 1871.
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THE HOME FOR You.

Ove.lookint Rock Greek Park.
near the Conn. ave. bridge, IL
rooms. 8 baths, hot-water heat.
sleeping, Rcrche.; i@ nm pos
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HAVE you SEEN THIS,

18th st.. 8 rooms, bath, hot
water heat; lot .1Sx100 to alley;
electricity and gas; possession.
Price, $500.
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MOST EXCELLENT HOME; NEAR
18Th and r sts.; handsome corner
house: center hall; II large front
rooms and baths: splendidly deco
rated: hardwood heorH. electric lights.
het-water heat, etc. Price, 3d. 500;
immediate possession.
WAITER A. BROWN, ga 18th st. NV.
A BARGAIN FOB $6.50O-MASS. AVE. NEAR
It'll ct. me-. Convenient to two car lines. 3
foom a1d hath houie. Could not be built to-
day for anywhere near that sum. Address Box
20o-H. Star o6ace. 10e
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FOR sA1E-HousEg


ERNEST HALL COOLIDGE COMPANY
616-Slo EVANS BLDG.
MAIN 34s2-S4sS.
PETwORTH.
SEMI-dstached. 3 rooms on
floors. Excellent condition. The
tight price At $500. Also terms.
Near wardman Park Inn, on
9th street, newly papered and
pAinted. rooms and 2 baths.
You cannot 20 wrong at $4,000;
on terms.