davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-25
AUCTION SALES.
EITIRE DAYS.
THos. J. OWEN & son. AuCTIoNEERs.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FRONTING 2n6
FEET on SOUTH SIDE OF STREET
BETWEEN 18th AND 18th STREETS
NORTHWEST. WITH PARTY WALL ON
EITHER SIDE AND TWO GARAGES
ALLEY.
BY authority vested in US. we will sell. az
public auction. in front of the premises. on
MONDAY. THE FIRST DAY OF DECEMBER.
1919. AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM. lot ''3 i'll
square lis, with two garages rented at SD per
month.
Terms announced Mt time of sale. A de-
post of $3.50 required upon acceptance of bid
Sale to be closed within 80 days or deposit
forfeited.
THos j. OWEN & son. Aucts.
nooJ-d&Cis, OK. Su&hOl
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-11

hrs. Hannah ireland. 50 Charles
Turner, .z5. Total. s2.a5.
Through Mrs. Hattie Simms Mrs
Fannie Rxiscoe, 81 Mrs HATES
Simsas, $I. Total. 81
Through Mrs. +. Russell Mrs.
Louise Russell, ST Mrs Celista
Brown. so. Mrs. Annie Evans. IS;
Mrs. Julia Tyler. rs. Total, 500
Through Mrs Carrie johnson Mrs
Carrie johnson, ST; Mrs. Eva Nc
Gowans, 80. Total. $1.50
Through Mrs. Hester II Johnson
WI j. Contee, $1 Mrs. W i contee.
81; prof. g. ~. B. Overton 81 I; VIM.
Taylor, ST: Miss Frances Brashears,
yI; AIRS. Hester RI johnson, $i:: Mrs
Mary Zedrick. .25; Mrs. Annie WASH
ington, 10; Rodger Williams, -;
Noble Warren. rs Miss Layinia Con-
ner, through Mrs. Johns, 81 cash, O5.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-11
CAME TO ANNAPOLIS
AFTER KILLING NAN
SURRENDERS LATER


Returning to his home In Washing
ton after spending several days IN this
city, Howard Gordon. coloFed, learned
that Perry Varied another colOred
man with whom he engaged IN 9 light
III the Capitol Sunday night, had died.
Warfield surrendered to detectives and
was locked up on charge Of muir
der.
He told the officers he came To An
napolis Monday morning and remained
here until wednesday. He admitted
having had fight with Varied but
said he knocked MIN down with his
slst and did not think ne had seriously
SauFt him. Both are overseas sol
diers
TIE fighk started oyer 3 crap game
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-11

Thompson, %: Edward Johnson, rs !;
Charles Perkinson. rs: through Mrs
walsh. $50: collected. So SO. Total.
$500.
Through Mrs. Martha Siscoe Mrs.
Eliza Hall, rs: Mrs Annie Flemings,
rs: Mrs. Mary III Harris. $1: Mrs.
Hester Greek, 80; Mrs Annie Day,
Is; Mrs. Martha Johnson. 80: Mrs.
Martha siscoe, 80: Mrs Henrietta
Mcpherson. 80 Mrs Garrie James,
.05; Mrs Rosa Chase, 10: Mrs. Fran
ees hurry. Is; Mrs Mary Bias. 30
James Parker, so: q friend, 50;
George Smith, 10 James Jones. So;
John e. Wollis, so; Robert Thorn
ton. 90; Lille VOLTS. so Total,
800.
Through Mrs. Mildred Smith Mrs.
Mildred smith. 81: Mrs. Rachel Cook,
81; Mrs. Martha Branford, SI; Mrs.
sarah Boston, 80; Mrs. Bessie Hem
derson, Is; Mrs. Lottie Coates. 25s
Mrs. Harriet Seilman. %; Mrs. Ella
Colbert. rs; Daniel Hall, ST; b ri
Briscoe, go; William Green, 25. Total
s625.
Through Mrs. Beulah Adams Mrs.
Harriett Gully, si Mrs Benlah
Adams. 81: Mrs Jennie r. Butler. ST..
Mrs. Jennie b Martin, 81; Mrs. Nancy
Valentine. ST. Total, $500
Through Mrs. &. 81 Williams Mrs.
u. s Williams. 81 Mrs. Katherine
Brown, Is; Mrs. Annie Johns, rs;
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-11
DONORS 70
HOSPITAL FUND
SUM Of Sl63.SS Realized From
Drive Among colOred Citi-
xens For Hospital
REPORT OF CHAIRMAN

A X ysB
To-day the neat and substantial sum
of $Is333 was turned over to the
chairman OF the Emergency Hospital
drive, Mrs. Walton H. Hopkins, Who
fn turn transferred the SUM to the
hospital treasurer.
The amount was collected through
the efforts of the chairman of the
drive among coiored citizens. MRS.
Hester h, johnson, and II represents
contributions from the following:
Camp Parole Mrs. Morris Morgan.
$3.50: Master 6. ]. Ridgley, 81. 10:
Mr.. Bowie, 81 Mrs. 81. Holland. ST;
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Holland. 81:
Mrs, Julia Williams. ST; Ltoyelace
Herndon, ST j. A. Cornish, ST Mrs.
Caroline Larkins, 81 Mrs. Josephine
Johns. sI: Joseph Carroll, 81: MI,
BarneEte, so Mrs Grace Adams, 80 /;
Mrs Lorey A. Queen. 80; Miss Adell
Queen, 80 Mrs Blanche Johns. 80:
Henry Spriggs, 80: 4 M. Chambers,
80; Mrs Charlotte snowdeH, so:
Henrietta SnoWden, so; Mrs Brooks.
rs: Mrs. Elinor Hicks. %; Mrs Har-
rod, rs; Joe Henson, &c: Mevlin Har-
rod, rs; Mr.. Weerns, Is: Albert Car
roll, 25 Mrs. Levy, Is; cash, TO-;
MIR. Turner. 10: Ernest Parker, .1s;
Addison Parker, 1O; Annie Sparrow,
rs; cash. rs: Mr.. and Mrs Sparrow.
81 Total, S2I.O1
Through Mrs Kaigler 81; Andrew
queen. $5; friend, 81 : Mrs. Bertha
FNoote, $1 Mrs Lucy Pace. 81: Mrs
II. Kaiyler. 81; Mrs. Ballard spriggs,
ISL MRS. Ordenia Person. 81: Henry
johnson, .25 william Pack, 81; Mrs.
Lane, 10: Mrs. Clay, 10. Total,
sl445.
Through Mrs. Mary King Mrs.
Mary King, 81; John w King, 81;
Mrs. Frances Brice, 81; Mrs. Lola
valley. s Mrs. Jennie Wright, ST.
MRS Goldie Pointer, 80; Mrs. Emma
Gully. so; Wesley Gully, g. Mr..
johnson, .25: Jake Hilery, % Miss
Annie Cooper, rs; Mrs. Sarah Black
ston. .25; Miss Susan Johnson, So
John MCGOWAN, rs; Miss Maggie
johnson, rs; MarcelIus Colbert, 81.
Total s1O.75.
Through Mrs Geroge Carter Mrs.
Carrie simpson, ST Mrs Jesse Hall,
sl Mrs. sauney, %; Mrs George
Carter, rs; Mrs Annie Carter, 25:
John Hall, rs; Abe Boyd rs; Mr..
watkins, so; Mrs Weems, 80; Mr..
price, rs; Mr.. Seateaw, rs; n Weav-
er. rs; Mrs. j. j. Brown. %: cash,
20: W. Silas, rs: cash. rs; Mr..
Snowden, .25; johnson e. King, Is:
j. ii. hi, rs; Mr.. Scott, .25; Mr..
Wfely. 10 Mr.. Davis, rs; WE 81 VII.
son, 10; Mr.. Plato. so: Mr.. Jones,
rs: Mrs. Marquette Bell, rs; Mrs.
Martha Warwick. 70; r Garter, 80;
Mr Brown. rs. Total, $500
Through Mrs. Sadie Dennis East.
port Mrs Sadie Dennis. so; Mrs.
isabelle Crowdy, rs; Mrs. Sarah
Jones, rs; Samuel Jones. rs; Morris
Butler, 80; Joshua Ballard, rs;
Charles offer, rs; Mr. Parker, %;
James Crowdy, rs; James Brown.
.25: Harry Thompson, Is; John
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-11
ANNAPOLIS NEWS
YhIs S,ase Has j Hint for Many
nwaHsa Readers


An Annapolis woman has used
zaoan'a Kidney Pills
she has found tlaasn Ag represented.
she vtshas her neighbors to know.
she publicly recommends them.
no need 10 look farther for q tested
kidney remedy
me Proof Of merit Is hare and caa
he inveasz sd
prone 81 the statement OR Mrs q
sherlock. 50 Holand ST she says:
..rrs,z four ysnrs had q bad case Of
xIanex trouble. suffered terribly
from paEns hF0ugls the small " nay
hack and my back ached 40 badly i
souian9 ako0p or do my work at Al.
nv feet swelled and my kidneys acted
srsa,ssa NV aieht hocaEne ed poor
/ could aaraIy SEA One Of my rela-
taS Ysconafa ssisgsa nDanss kidney
pgEga and s0e box ut GFeen's Drsag
store. Il didn't take them hong %
hesx mo. Now when ! need kidney
meslicsna. / take Doan's ard always
md slaEn II IA
PRICE &C et aH dealers, D0n't
ssgs sssv IL &er u kidney remedy set
laay he aalpe chat
sgl0c had Foster
ss.. ~
Il
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-11
tasxa u MRS. EMMA AaoTr CAGE

AGaenaea
Vletsrg l.mmeheon
among the Annapolis guests at the
Victory Lean luncheon al Southern
hotel, Baltimore, yesterday were
Afesars. James Al. walton, VI Meade
Holladay, Col. Harry ]. Hopkins and
Mrs. Robert MOas.
Attorney General Palmer and for
mer Governor Phillips Lee GOIdsbor-
ough made stirring addresses
Appointed ChaPegoa
Nurses Msmle
Mrs, ROsalind Curtin has been ap-
pointed by the Board OF Managers of
the Emergency hospital cEaperon 81
the Nurses Home, g0uthgase avenue
and Franklin street. Murray Hill. Mrs
Curtin will serve without salary, and
viii reside III the home. but furnishes
her own maintenance.
Mrs. Edgar Basil Ii visiting rela-
tlyes In Baltimore
Mr. and Mrs. Irving I4angraIl, OF
Cambridge. has been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. G. TT Mcnamara. at their home
on Brewer avenue
Mrs. Robert Moss is spending q few
days In baltimore and will attend the
state maetdng of War Mothers this
afternoon af the Y w G. a. baildtng
Col. Harry J Hopkins, president Of
Farmers National bank. was In Bali
timore yesterday ii tn interest Of the.
Victory Loan. Of which he Is chairman
III Anne Arundel county
Miss Edith Riley, OF Philadelphia,
Ii visiting her father. DR.. EIihu s.
Riley and her brother and sister-in-
Law. Major and Mrs. Hugh n Riley,
Murray Hill
Missess Naomi and Susie Wagner
entertained Miss Louise sittka, Of Esal-
tirnore. and Miss Reba Paxton. from
Annapolis, last week at their home At
Woytych Station
Miss Mamie Ceraci former assistant
superintendent OF the Emergency hos
pital will shortly leave Annapolis for
the mountains TO recuperate from
general breakdown.
Miss Nyce ,Feldmeyer daughter 81
nr. and Mrs. George r Feldmeyer,
Murray Hill, arrived home today to
spend Easter hnI.days Miss Nyce II
q student Of the Girls Latin school
baltimore. where she Is preparing for
Wellesley college.
Miss Pansy Hardman, of West Vir-
ginla: Miss Myrtle Andrews Of West
miaiateF. and Mrs. Norma BrinsIield,
0f Cambridge. are the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs Thomas H. Kirby on Brewer
avenue
Miss Sutherland, Public Health
Nurse, was In Baltimore today with an
important local case which she was
obliged 10 take "a the city for con-
sslItation.
Albert Murphy, f0rTnar private a. 5.
ri. who has recently been discharged
from Camp Meade, IS visiting his aunt.
Aira. George Tyler, at Araande -on-the-
Bay.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-11
MISERABLE
FROM That MDl
Colds and c0u& las are d
relieved by Dr. KINGS
New Discovery

Nobody should feel sspesaecsly mis-
egable" from cold, cough 81 bronchial
attack for very long. For It takes ONLY
b little while TO relieve e and get ack
On the read 60 recovery when DR..
kings New Discovery II faithfully
used. i soon loosens the phIegul, re-
Meves Irritation, soothea the pagched.
Dcge threat brings comfOrt.
Hall d century old and more popuSsg
today than ever. 60c and $40.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-11
sAckm0ss leslgrlen

There ms leff At the Capital ONCE
yesterday afternoon, too late for &C.
acknowledgement h the issue Of yester-
aay's Capital 81 500 Tor the Emes-
gncy hospital fund.
The donation Is from Mrs. Clarenca
Reardmore. Weem's Greek, near An
napolis.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-11
nrAYr wAsmIN0TOW

ga0 4E. 00Es ep.Oy. 1O.OG. 11.DG IA. M., a209
y.ng 2.0E. SOS. $50. az.0& ass kG@
0lO6 TOO Geo. 1a-0G. 2. ~: 120S 4. D.
xDaIiy except Sunday.
C0nneesanR 1t OdentOu with r. b. ID.
@Kecal Annapelia Az BalsignarGA
FER xieksea ana information apply IL
stats House Ekati0n, College Avenue and
mlaAen Streets Gagy@1 Hall. GarylamN
Mwtns. 0Maca U 81 N. AZ. gOF 04scern. mid
nhapmam. etc~ connected with eha Naval
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-11
b. lIppAins sails !;
afdtrfd 4 WY
ptnnl / raNrIIly

lg. Tegret is being expressed nere
I'll feeent orders issued 10 Capt.
laIr smith, U IS NJ, detaching
F. r9m tlla naval academy and or
ss,Il5r aiil d isonrdeaux, France, 70
ss ,t,la, iltion there Capt. Smith
v. t,a,lc etstilq friends here. and the
-.e Ii iiia detachment Is received
.lll 4l.etied expression OF regret by
Eo. If friends Of himself and fami-
II
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-11

pin that runs along
tsa II the happiest song;
road that In the sun
A morning gaiiy run;
Isl ail the signs that lead
bean and sunny deed
fta Wlierc the hills arise
ii the spindid skies.
lft from day to day
.e All the HveI0ng way.
u BentztoWn Bard
Il. Hopkins sails;
lrl,es 1'ttl
M Hopkins wife Of Or.
faned d cablegram last
se IRON her husband telling her q
3ed arrival In New York, on
MIS- Hopkins will leave
frs hi April IS 70 meet her
s..sa,l ilt,an his arrival. Capt Hop
Medical corps has been
bsef tls during the war He
esall5er ii tle Emergency hos
af ii surgeons, and former
as b..lltii officer for Anne Arnn-
aq
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-11

Esun met weakening. persistent cough
81 coId. threatening throat or lung
affections. With EckrnMn's Altera tfsa.
successful use sc and x1s50 hotties
from dragRiRtA. er frofr
slsE1GA9S 1@ARORA E0Ekx. plafladslphia
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-11
ssae Party
Ahd Rinse Inllen

b and Mrs Ennalls Waggaman.
" ildreil Frances, Virginia ard
is u have returned from At
as liz. where the Captain hes
nv aen'liag fortnight with his
80 Who had iii apartment there,
7is return from France. and they
row With Capt. WaggaEnan's
lis John Floyd W'aggaanaEl.
alR Rase Lodge, South River,
~ lllaeafs where they are mem
~ lAlils party over Easter.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-11

Through John 81 King from benefit
dance given by coiOred employees at
csryel hall. $500. Total, sss.SO.
Total of all reports $3.50: s2l.01;
Sl4.45: sl0.75; $3.50; $500: 500 !.
ss Is: $500: ss.a5 $500 500. 81 5o.
Grand total, sl53.s3
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-11
lsst 0i NeasOn \
Rallef Nkniing

Tomorrow night will be the last Of
q Season's roller skating IN the Ma
q academy arlnory for the benefit Of
~ Sass Relief The season has Of
hfet diversion and recreation and at
ae.saale Tine has helped good cause
Which all annapolitans are inter-
sled II Is hoped the record break
Is efaa,l Will attend tomorrow q
sizing the last nf the series for this
4lS0li
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-11

Thrift ii not miserliness II is get
ting the most ont of every dollar;
s4.l5 III ~. s. S. will mean SIS
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-11
@,lgr liens
Az Nf,S MI ffs6tS = ~

ts atrft's Nance for service men
b tIie State Armory under the aus
sies ii che War Camp Community
stsea a,ls i great success. There
sas large attendance. The music
Fas eaeeliept and everybody In good
aifits aud 4 general good time en-
9yei
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-11
LEAVE RALTIaGoRn

LEAVE nALTEAAORE
az x7.SS. ans 0.s6, loss, 1l.s6. Al al
a2aN. i.3G 2s5. AS6 x4.O6. 40 400
K36 asa 7.s3S SIS. 1875. r. n. 12.S
A.
aN trains resolve or discharge paBssAngez3
aE local points between Anna polls an6
Naval Academy Junction and at Lanth.
Icum on signal.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-11
NseFlm Park
Aanfe ard ard IlnrtY

se,erfta Park Improvement Associa-
bla mn give i card party and dance
Monday evening. April AZ, III the
ehoal house The gathering will be
at ofetsloll for the announcement 81
III winner Il HE handsome umbrella
used Tor III 4 contest.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-11
hts' Class
b hallging

iogislt the regular Friday night
Ifstelass u the navy set Will as
saes as usual for the instruction
A3 seets gathering The hour fixed
o'clock The attendance tonight is
Afesst. to he larger than usual, NJ
ssFe NIL Ae no class next Friday,
esa Friday Holy Week These Fri-
III eisat dancing classes are under
lgtstaent Of Mrs Lesley 3. An-
sstll a5fe Il l.ietltenant- COMMANDER
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-11
hp Has
lnrae ard llart

g William II STANDBY, wife Ok
fapt slandtey t. 81 NJ. commandant
rslsitlpmelr was hostess ct q large
ri p8rfy Wednesday, afternoon ather
nSsIesfe III Porter Row The guests
afiated large number Of navy
s9ifil
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-11
GET HOAN'S FOR
YOUR PAIN RELIEF
You don't have 60 rub Il i1
TO set quick, comforts
Inc relief

Once you've tried il on that stiff
Joint, sore muscle, sciatic pain, rheu-
matte twinge, lame back, you'll hnd
warm, Bocthing relief you never
thought q liniuent could produce.
Wonst stain The sisin, leaves no mussy
wastes no time iii applying, sure 20
hive quick results. a large bottle
means economy. Your own or any
other druggist has It. Get it today.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-11

nuts and Vegetables
lfge display Of FgusEs
egetahles, Friday aa
BC1WEN AND
81 West street
IS S66 a
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-11
w. B. az A. EIec uic
Railroad.
mm-ClTY TERMINALS

Malg Hourly Service Morning and EveninS
washington and Camp Mea0s
{tVashington and Camp Meade
passengers change at Naval
AcMdemy Junctaon.l
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-11
I.EAvK ANNAPOEIs
west street Ska&son

80. x6S0. a.2o $50, TO- x7.B0. 40. 0.29
lfi 90 l1.20, Al. ~. 1926, Id. 2.20. 80
&c So x4H0 Ga gA.2O. TOO. 500. 10.2A
ITO Il. H.
Lave Naval Academy Gate 10 minutes
earlier: State House Station, Blaaen
st and Caile@e Ara. @eyen I'D ninutss
earlier.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-11
Appointed Chesan
\ aEee' Mano

Mrs Edgar Basil Il visiting rela-
tives In baltimore.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1919-02-08
---------------
HEED THIS HELP CALL.

The campaign opened in behalf
of the Armenians and Syrians
should have the assistance of Cath
olics generally. Those people have
suffered much more bitterly than
the peoples in other stricken lands.
On the most reliable authority we
are assured that there are 100000
orphaned children calling to Us
from across the seas for help. This
appeal comes to us from a land
consecrated by the most sacred
Christian traditions. In these days
the assurance of distress should in
itself be sufficient to move our char
ity. The committee engaged in the
distribution of the funds is entirely
American and in no sense sectarian.
Walter George Smith. of Philadel-
phia, and a Trustee of the Catholic
University, and one of the most
prominent of Americans, leaves in
few days to assist in the relief
work in Armenia. The movement
has received the endorsement OF
Cardinal Gibbons and other prom
inent churchmen throughout the
country.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1919-02-08
WHAT EXAMPLE DOES.

Many do not seem to realize
that by earnestness and good ex-
ample they may be the means OF
making converts to the church. As
the laity come into closer contact
with our separated brethren than
does the priest the work of con-
version depends largely upon their
zeal. If they be weakened, apollo
getic or compromising there will be
no results. If they have the cour-
age of their convictions and sin
cere desire to bring their non
Catholic brethren to a better un-
Outstanding of the church's position
and teachings they can be the real
missionaries. There never was a
time when an intelligent. sincere
and Jealous Catholic could win
more converts to God than he can
at the present day.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1919-02-08
COMING EVENTS.

February 16-Sacred concert in
Church of Our Lady at o'clock
p. m.
February 2O-Mackin Council
euchre and lotto party at club
house.
February 21-Candy pulling in
afternoon and euchre and lotto at
night by Altar Society of st.
Cecilia's church.
February 24-Five hundred party
euchre and lotto in Holy Cross
school hall, evening only.
February 24-25-Social gathering
at st. Paul's church hall, Jackson
street, with usual games and amuse-
ments, afternoon and evening.
February 25-Euchre, lotto and
supper at Cedar Grove Academy.
February 25-Hibernian Social
Club moving picture and vaudeville
show at Norman Theater.
February 26-Social in st. AIMS
school hall, Seventh and Davies
avenue, afternoon and evening.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1919-02-08
ENGLISH ToRYIsM.

The New York World, in its role
of a pro-British organ. sneers at
the Irish republic. 1t says in effect
that it is a huge joke. A Czecho-
Slav republic or Jugo-Slav re-
public or a Polish republican, are
acclaimed as worthy of the admira-
ton of all men. But an Irish
republic is only deserving of the
jibes of a pro-British organ that is
devoted to England's interests. 1t
was Wendell Phillips who, in an
address delivered in Harvard Col
lege, said that the attitude Of some
Americans toward the Irish question
showed how they wee innoculatcd
with the spirit of English Toryism.
This editorial comment of the New
York World furnishes specimen
of this Toryism: 1.-THE Sim Fem
Parliament has assembled in Dublin
for the purpose of declaring the
independence of Ireland. If it
were taken seriously it might be
viewed as momentous event But
that Is more than Sim Fein them
selves are capable OF DOING
Il mercenary scribbler out OF
whom has oozed the last trace Of
patriotism is incapable Of under
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1919-02-08
WARNING SOUNDED.

A warning against flake income
tax experts" has been sounded by
the Internal Revenue Bureau
through Collector Gore. of this dis
trict. Commissioner Daniel c.
Roper in a statement just issued
says business houses and individual
taxpayers are being canvassed this
year by numerous so-called Income
tax experts" who offer to use their
magic wands of income tax wisdom
to relieve the busy taxpayer fr6m
all worries about his tax resp0hsl-
bilities. An investigation of I the
qualifications of many of these Eek
perts' will disclose the fact that
very few have had the training and
experience that would place them
anywhere in the expert class. The
bureau is arranging to furnish, for
the benefit of income taxpayers ia
every city and town in the country
free advisory service by trained
collectors, agents, inspectors and
deputies. At the Offices of Col
lectors and their deputies and at
other central points free information
and advice with respect to filing
returns under the new revenue bill
may be had up to the final date for
filing such returns.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1919-02-08
ICELAND, NOT IRELAND.

| read 1t in the printed line
At least, l thought so, sure.
All wirra these old eyes of mine
Are growing mighty poor.
Autonomy for Ireland"
1t seemed the paper said.
Autonomy for Ireland"
1t turned my poor old head.
But when l took another look,
Me oath 'ud break a Bishops crook !
Autonomy for Iceland"-
Sure, that was what I read.
OF course 1 was the divil's fool
To think that they, the wise,
Would let old Erin have home rule;
But could l doubt me eyes?
Autonomy for Irelandl"
l danced a Kerry reel!
Autonomy for Irelandl"
And then l thought I'd kneel.
But once again l read the word
And then me curse We could have
heardl
Autonomy for Iceland"
ground It wild me heel
Me tired old heart awoke and
Topped
AS young love leaps at dawn.
Says 1, "And have the English kept
Their promise, colleen hawn?"
Autonomy for Irelandi"
The sun laughed in the sky.
Autonomy for Ireland,"
saw a green flag fly
But as l cried, cat last, o Finl"
saw how blind / must have been.
Autonomy for LELAND
And one more dreams gone by!
John O'Keefe.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1919-02-08
EXHIBITS REAL FEELING.

Great Britain's striking embargo
against American goods has for
a time silenced the Tories on this
side of the water who were pratlng
about our debt of gratitude to Eng
land and how we should bow to
her control of the seas and put a
stop to Americas shipbuilding and
advocacy of a larger navy. John
Bull has shown himself in his true
colors and America should accept
the challenge, giving embargo for
embargo and let America first" be
the motto of all.