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9th St. Near Conn. Ave.
Sl1OOO Easy Terms

9th St. Near Conn. Ave.
$1,000. Easy Terms.
. delightful rooms. tiled bath. elec. It's,
sssp'.ss. naaaush aS rear sRsnasa s1ssa' lone' lns1
Rare bargain,
Near 18th and Columbia Rd.
$500. Easy Terms.
rooms, tiled bath, hot-water heat; large
back yard 10 paved alley. Now rented fur
nished for sla5 month. Very easy payments
can be arranged
Euclid St. Near l4th.
$500. Terms.
Three story red bay ay-wiudow brick containing
. rooms, tiled bath. hot-wa.er heat. open Gre,
Needs little repair and is dirt cheap at the
Near Lamont and 10Th SITS.
$ll,5OO. Easy Terms.
10 One rooms. : fu!l tiled baths. eiec. Its,
hot.watsr heat hardwood aeors; in perfect
r eep.s IN row
ly payments only $8:.5O, including all interest
Delightful Petworth Home.
$3.50. Easy Terms.
s!1 beautiful rooms. tiled bath, cold storage
pantry. slsepins porch, 6ne attic; large back
yard to paved alley: spacious colonial front
porch. built carefully and of the very best
materials. Immediate possession.
( GIBBONS,
llth AMI II SITS. NV.
d Main 373,
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DOWNTOWN

Roonips house. 1902 l. st. NV: 10 large
rooms and bath; furnace heat: butler pantry
communicating rooms and hack stairway and
porch; stationery tubs. etc.: excellent Iecstiea
FOR roomine and boarding house; rooms now
ing to Florida, desires quick sale. Thus low
price, Ss,e75. Terms. g. 500 cash. balance
monthly. WALTER o'HAkA: Willett 4 Rel
Exclusive ageut.
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WILLIAM S. P H I l. l. | T S,
14Oo New York Ave. NV.
Phone Main 90.

WILLIAM S. PHI LIPS,
14Oo New York Ave. NV.
Phone Main 98
oAST ~ cHE.
scos,; se inspected al at % amy time
ncors baths @psn ep &
r' ~I''' eic.
s s.as % wh improve.
nm
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Price, ~ =
WIN
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EVERY TE 1nss SsssEc4. II l estT
eaoa asss rooms tsd
s ss aae' M i.s: s::" .ss ss ss T s
M ~ splendid ynsssT s This @ rsE n ssT worth 'sss %
newly @ % sres @ in h%es
OUR BEST BUY TODAY.
THIS BRAND-NEW BUNGALOW is NOW READY
your possession. with spacious and D bats
hwh, cleo Its, sleeping porehes. hardwood trim through
out: ireplaces many built-n very
attractive location in NV. Price, $9650
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS
1909 New York Ave. NV.
Phone Main 98
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IRON car line. Price, $1l 600.
Ii. l.. RUST. 912 18th st. NV.
FOR sALE-NEARLY NEW BUILDING,
containing q apartments Of rooms and bath
each, renting for Sl47 per mo-. tenants fu.
nish own heat: will sell to quick buyer at a
price that will show IL per cent. THOMAS
i. BROWN. GIT 4ia st. sw. Main ss72
foR SALON y. J. AVE: N,w.-6R. AND
for $3.50 per yonth Price. ss.75o. Terms
rented for SIS Price only 81 45o for et n. two. Two
On = st.. \. block from 18th NV; rooms
and snd bath; IN perfect condition; possession.
THOMAS P. BROWN. sl7 "A st. s.w.
DETACHED FRAME HOUSE, ROOMS AND
bath mod imp. front and back porches front
p"rch ana windows screened; large lots; fruit
equipped for 1000 chickens; possession -iven:
1ccupitd ny owner. Price, $4,000. THOMAS
=. roLl=oSh' 1914 st. Sc. PHI. Line. 1870.
THEY'LL GO QUICK.
The two-fsniiy fats and r. each. ius,
of North Capitol, Todd place; rare barr.ins.
sd.oo each. easy terms. 7-room bath; hot.
ottce: $500. terms; want offer.
BLANToN REALTY CO., Main 3s6s
.lo i1'h 81. NV: North J795
sUPER-CONCRETE HOMES
Are dry, warm, safe, sanitary Durable com.
Portable and low in cost price Let us tell vou
WHY. Built on MUTUAL. easy payment Man
Gg ser one Ten ais thousand words q
SOCIETY. P. o. Box 1915. Washington. D. G
$3.50. $500 CASH BUYS NICE HOME on
wide avenue Sc; big front and back yards;
rom for garage. Possession.
Z. y. WARING, 14l6 st. NV Basement
$4,000 WILL BUY a NEAT. CozY. TWO.
story brick home. rooms bath cemen, cs1 :
lar; porch: furnace heat: near E. Can st :.
only blocks from the proposed new Eastern
High School easy terms
H. I. LAW, 1919 Z st. Sc e1s
FOR SALE-BEAUTIFCL NEW HOME G
rooms. bath; II W h.. fine wide colonial norch
and rear porclies deep yard to paved aIIey
corner hou>.; splendid cellar IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION. Price. 81. 300 near Pa ave = .
II. T. LAW 1919 T. st Sc oIs
A BARGAiN-:-sToRY AND ATTIC BRICK
NINE ROOMS. q bedrooms lot 2O1lIS IT, TO
paved alley located near the NAVY YAI;D on
Sth st. Q. Pric" only 5000
H. T LAW 1913 T. 81 SO o,s
NEAR LINCOLN PARK-FINE HOME. HOT.
fine location. Price. S775O H. r law ISio
J. ST. sc. Phone Lincoln 57o5. re
II. r, Law, 1919 ST. $ E.. HAS NUM-
her of desirable HOMES in the southeast for
sale Mt reasonable prices and on easy terms.
SEE HIM TODAY. cIs
on NEW JERSEY AVE NV NEAR K-A
three-story. ski brick !; deep parking; well
rented. Price, 81, $50.
F.. W. GRAHAM Co.
1902 II NV.
NEAR 18th NV
Two 3-stor! and basement hay window bricks
- rooms and bath each; deep lots to alley.
Ircs, eac . $S.JUU
h. ". GRAHAM 4 CO.,
lJo2 Ii NV.
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Saul's Addition.

Saul's Addition.
$ll,7s0. Terms.
DETACHED homr on seod.siEed lot. containing
delightful rooms ton noo7sl. elec. It's,
hot.watcr heat. hardwood floors. full attic
over entire house. spacious porcies; garage;
southern exposure; slate roof; in perfect con-
dition. Possession to suit
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FOR sALE-Two BLOCKS FROM r. I. AVE.
street car; ne: practically new house. con-
sai9'ns ssos tiled bath srh ~ ;1,se electricity ~,
mediate possession. Only $4,000 cash re9uiyd.
balance on easy terms. Price, 5000. RICH.
ARsDON GIBSON. 14l0 b St. Phone Y. 37x2.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
$aSoo-semi detached Groom ortek; retvorth;
IT. front Col. l&7-J .5'
ON ST. NV. BETWEEN 18Th AND 18Th;
snrs 'eaf a.s business f.
14l2 G st. NV.
CHARLES s. sHREvE.
Sole Agent
1909 1th st. NV.
NJ near 9th at. NV. 3-s.ory and cellar brick;
10 rooms. bath: furnace heat. Price. $1,000.
BATH nssa near e euon n~ .t.,os si'!x ss,eS rooms
haiti; stable; large lot; &, 800.
CoLoRED.
L st. near l7th NV. south side; 3-story
ssise; = ise3 10 rooms and bath; ho'-~a'er heat;
I near 18th. north side: 3-story brick; 10
rooms and bath: hot-water heat: $500.
18th. san and sss .s nv; corner; sstory bricks
near 9th st: NV: s-story brick; rooms
and enth large lot; $500
rooms and bath; &A.2oo.
9Th st. NV. near q: house. rooms; 81, 100.
STORES.
u st. near 10th NV: large store and three
apartments, 9 roomA each and bath. Price.
s30. 900.
7th st. near s n.w... west side; store and
dwelling; %, CO.,
Florida ave, near 9th NV; dwelling loea-
tion for store; Z rooms. bath. Prce. &5.0OO.
GOOD HOUSES FOR C0LoREb PURCHASERS
Near 2lst and X sts n.w.--6 rooms and
bath, cellar. hot.air furnace; price. N.ao0.
Near Nth and ats. n.w.-7 rooms and bath;
deep lot with small frame on rear. 81, 900.
Near oath and I. sts. n.w.--Comf Portable
frame dwelling. with rooms and bat f. s0O.
Near 24th and sts, n.w.--Nice brick house
with attractive front; rooms and bath; $500.
Easy terms.
Small frame with ) rooms and water in
kitchen near 24th and Va. ave. n.ws; u. 600;
easy terms.
JAMES NORRIS WOODWARD.
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col Southern Bldg.
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WE WOULD LIKE TO SECURE GOOD
to pay a good full price. hut can only pay e7O0
cash. This is very reliable party, and will
discharge an. obligations lie ass,ir.es, We also
wish 10 locate Z 70. IA house In Mt
Pleasant for party that ran make cash pay
Inent Of $500. bur will no; 60 over $1,000
upen evenings and Sunday
N. \. BAYLES 4 CO.,
l33 ia. ave. Main .3 Iss
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HARTUNG G. GIBBONS,
18th H NV.
Main 100 and Main 37.3,
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Adjoining Rock Greek Park.
Near MILAN Dollar Bridge.
$4,000 Terms

Beautiful eoFusy residence Of we'll ar
rsnsed roams ton Aoors). full tiled bath
roosus, linen eloset. 2 stersse closets feF each
room, attic eve. entire house, large sleeping
Into Rock Greek Park from ali reoms.
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FOR SALE - 302 NJ ST. NV; MODERN
brick house; rooms and bath; early posses
sion given. Apply to pm.
FINE INvES1MENT-TW0.FX FIAT
near 26th and Va. ave. NV; each hat hss
rooms and bath and il rented for $la per
month: a total rental Of $50 per month; price.
for quick sale. 800; will take liberty bonds
at face value in part payment. JAMES NOR
RlS WOODWARD, 723 Goth st. NV.
9th AND II SITS. Me- ROOMS AND BATH:
Ia trobe: perfect condition. alley room for "a
rage. Renting for $35 q month. Price. 81 250.
Apply 1927 II -. ne. 2:'
FOR SALE-TwO HOUSES. ADJOINING. on
Pa. ave. near Washington Circle; hous<s front
on three streets; IL rooms and bath In the
corner house: rooms and bath in the adioin-
ress. Great demand in this location for deli.
ca lessen store. This property can be sold to
quick buyer on terms to suit for $l1 800. Ac-
tually worth double the price. Y, II. TAG.
CART. 1890 New York ave. NV, Washing
ton, d, C,
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FOR SALE TO COLORED
Both old and new property
in best northwest section:
4 to 10 rooms: prices.
$3.50 to $3.50; cash, $500
to 81 1000, balance as rent.
Before buying see me. OF.
fee hours, week days 5 pm.
to 9 pm; Sunday. 9 am.
TO 8 pm
B. B. PINN, Agent,
1885 Walter 81. Sc.
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Delightful Petworth Home.
$3.50. Easy Terms

s!z beautiful rooms. tiled bath, cold storage
pantry. s|sepins porch, 6ne attic; large back
yard to paved alley: spacious colonial front
porch. built carefully and of the very best
materials. Immediate possession.
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II NEAR 18th NV
Two 3story and basement hay window bricks
10 rooms and bath each deep lots to alley.
Ir.c', eac. $500.
X. ". GRAHAM Co.
lJV2 LII NV
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Semidetached 10-soom house; very we'll con-
etructed and in excellent cordition; one block
from car line. Price. $1,000.
Ii. l.. RUST. 9I2 18th st. NV.
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E00Ki ONLY So, 900.
Bungalow, 8Ox2o; lot 25x7O; can Be arranged |
for four or Eve rooms one car fare; electric !
lights; south end Highway bridge, Virginia. |
Highway bridge, Virginia. Phone Rosslyn %
Arizona republican., 1920-04-03

 also shown, defect of installation and not of m that defect the pipeline all right. The defect would have been possible in a line of cast iron pipe.
 opponents of the administration heraded this incident proof of the unsutability redwood notwithstanding people who have made use of for variety of other purposes /low that the durable of woods in which it is exposed the action of water. There are now exhibition the city hall sections of at least three redwood pipelines which have been in full periods ranging from twenty-nine forty years.
 The best pipeline would be- of course. a cast iron line. But the of it is prohibtve that considered by engineers The cost of such a line would far the amount that was voted the installation of the entire project. Likewise the cost of concrete line is prohbitve and there is doubt among engineers whether it would be lasting than redwood
 The redwood pipe contract is the only issue ir, which the opponents of the present administration hope defeat it. We do believe the people or enough of them will be fooled Tuesday but that a majority of the votes will be Punkett Irvine and Barnett.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-03
The Redwood Issue

Voters in the municipal election requested 0 compare statement Mir. Hiram Phillips the consulting engineer with a efficiency be- hind him. with the irresponsible utterances ward politicians the street with reference O redwood pipe. Mr. Phillips speaks wide experience in a dozen states. The small politicians speak out of experience at all They have not hesitated mspresent and miscontrue rnanu- facture.
 The redwood pipe contract has been seized upon by the opponents city administration as the chief point of attack. It is the only at which definite attack could possibly be made Any other instantly reDelled by local proof. story against redwood pipe is the only by which the people be fooled long enough to serve the pur- poses of the opposition-that is after the votes had been cast
 Any kind of statement against redwood pipe may made. and to the unnformed it stands as something that must be disproved The statement of Phillips standing alone should a complete -efuaton of all that been said against redwood pipe.
 Then, city commission which has entered into this contract with the greatest deliberations first ascertaned the experiences of of munities with various kinds of pipe Tn case has reply been received which a doubt as to the superior quality Of redwood. It has been shown that place. pipe line of the Arizona Eastern not quite satsfactory-but that. it is
Arizona republican., 1920-04-03
What Is Eternity?

Eternity is mans most difficult conception. Tn fact, to say that it conception all, is take liberties, for when mans imagination take in comprehensive definition of nfnity, which is, so to speak, the square root of eternity his mind will be developed to the nth degree which is way of saying the thing twice.
 The Chinese symbol for eternity is circle. That after giving it symbol the whole problem reverts to it's original status. For how imagine going round round forever? Perhaps. after all the old negro preachers definition of eternity will us best. To his congregation he said:
 Picture to yourselves English sparrow Let him take drap of water the Pacific ocean and hop one hop day. to the Atlantic ocean, depositin' his load the shore. Then he starts back just fast, for another drop. When he gifts all the watah from the Pacific in Atlantic Angel Gabe'n say, Hmho, mos eight o'clock Eternity mawnn!"
Arizona republican., 1920-04-03
One Way to Do It

Everybody has scheme for reducing of living and everybody but naturally misers. dis regard all. of them including his The private schemes good those devised by the govern ment and they better. The merit of the one hereinafter described lies in the novelty of it.
 The economically inclineds women of Atlantic City, New Jersey, recently determined thing to repel the awful wave of extravaganza. They made up their collective mind inaugurate an epidemic of thrift which would sweep over the land and would bring the high cost of living down In runs They all very much in earnest and the meeting lasted long time
 The report of their speeches and resolutions must have made the ghost of Benjamin Franklin think that he had been piker adviser of thrift Following program based speeches and resolutions only would the cost of living be reduced, but poverty would be wiped out of the
 
 Finally they descended to brass tacks They had talked of economy and had resoluted >concern- ing it and they would put into practice Unanimously they voted in favor of resolution asking the store keepers not to sell any more silk shirts to fathers husbands, brothers and sons
 Then they adjourned home with the con- vction that the price of butter would be cheaper in the morning and that they could buy a choice cut of beef for less than they had been held up for chuck steak.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-03
Evening Stars

The night of April the 21st is being awaited by the of people with mild eagerness. Likewise the night of July 3.
 And what will happen those seemingly uninl- portant nights? Simply this: On April the planet Mars becomes evening the same happens to the planet Venus July 3.
 These two, morning stars, visible when the of twinklng bodies peep through dark skies every night. But they will visible to the naked eye then.
 And then speculation will commence again. Folk will if the interruptions which were recorded simultaneously in Europe and America delicate wireless instruments recently really when be- 'ngs of the planets both tried comrnuni- ate with earth folk Probably conditions will be favorable then for such communication, if } come.
 Certainly is something look forward In this nothing is impossible It is age of T not believe" It is rather, of T do know"
Arizona republican., 1920-04-03
Cemetery Tragedy
 Mystery UnsOlved

GENEVA. A remarkable double tragedy was enacted in the Hebrew cemetery at Prilly, near Lausanne, sev- eral days ago.
 A large motor car stopped before the caretaier's lodge at the cemetery at dusk, and Abraham Levy, a Jewish millionaire. descended with his young son. law after obtaining permission to pray on the grave Of his son, who recently died. The elder man then sent the caretaker~ in the car with the chauffeur to bring some other mem bers of the family who lived an hours ride distant.
 The couple entered the cemetery, ana soon .afterwards two shots were heard When the ether members Of the family arrived in the car-twu young and beautiful women and an elderly one
Arizona republican., 1920-04-03
FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY
 l publican in andf for . tne wasp published as
 evening edition

J. Gosper, who was secretary of the territory. was also one of the owners of the Herald.)
 District court convenes next Mon day.
 T. C. Riggs is no longer on "the other paper" He quit. tThe other paper'' was Mir. Reilly's Expositor.)
 A patent has been issued to B. M. Watts of this place on his hay press.
 From the number of teams that have been loaded with flour for Maricopa. to be shipped by car to Tucson, that road must be lined with teams. Such demand for Phoenix flour has sprung up in the Tucson country that an in crease, of price may be looked for soon and a scarcity of the article at that
 Henry Wickenburg is in town from his mining property near Rumble Bee station on the Black Canyon .oad. This gentleman brought in the first load of tools and provisions to the settlement that has now grown to the prosperous town of Phoenix. The town in the northwest corner of the county is named after him.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-03
Saturday. April 2. 1asO

Omaha, Neb., April 2.-S.J. Tiiden
 has captured the Nebraska democratic convention and has it's delegation to the national convention at Cincinnati.
 In justice to Secretary Gosper and his partner, Mir. A. M. Smith. who have been maliciously and falsely re- ported and published as having been arrested and tried for defrauding the revenue laws, the Prescott Miner is led to make the following explanatory statement: (F'rom the statement. which is printed at length, it appears that Messrs. Gosper and Smith were the owners and operators of a mining property called the Golden Star. They also conducted a store. Among the commodities sold was tobacco. An employe of the company unfriendly to the owners made q charge of selling tobacco without license. But it was shown that he did not know that Cos per and smith had previously pro-
 cured the license and had only neg
 lected to make q display of it in the place where the tobacco was sold. John
Arizona republican., 1920-04-03
New French Queen
 Is Typist Girl

PAR1S-F'rance's new queen is only eighteen. She is Mile. Lucille Bataille, a typist in the office of a hotel trade journal. and wa1 recently elected queen of queens out of bevy of ten. She was enthroned at the uid-Lent carnival procession.
 She is a fair skinned girl with laugh ing eyes and wavy chestnut hair.
 Your triumph is all the more meri- torious because each of your competi- tors is prettier than the other, and you are the most beautiful rose in this won derful bouquet said the president of the municipal council, with true French ga1lantry, as he gave her his arm and escorted her to the adjoining salon, where the assembled queens drank all legiance to the Queen of Queens in a glass of champagne.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-03
SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL 5. 1920
If poverty is the mother of crimes, want of sense is the father.
 La Bruyere.
Bringing Up Boys

Some time ago a less serious vein than the subject warranteS indulged in comment two cases of homicide that occurred about the time the killing of by her sister because of her waywardness and the staying of a by his Chicago father. he said, to his soul The remedy in the latter perhaps, applied too 1ate
 We lately statement father who said:
 For months I worried every time I heard
 of stick up for fear my had been
 cerned in it. I scolded him; begged him to
 behave. and prayed for him. Nothing
 seemed to do any good. bad
 to worse shot him for feared it was only
 a question of time before the boy would get
 into scrape thatd send him to the death
 chair"
 According to the court records, the son at the of fourteen lapsed into crime life boys do everywhere. We have had here in Phoenix many such painful instances of boys who become enmeshed the criminal law At the age of sixteen he became gangster and was repeatedly arrested A year ago the father bodily the boy to the authorities had him confined a boys home. Two months later the mother the youth with that misguided so mothers, secured his release.
 The night the boy shot he "hs gang" when the father happened along 1T was de- ternined" he said. ''to make final effort boy Then there nothing else do'
 Some may think that the father began too late. But did he not do what stern but loving father would have done in the circumstances? To him the electric chair loomed in the distance. It became obsession- We think that the average father situated would have saved his boy the chair by whatever means he could.
 It is easy matter justly criticise parents of wayward children. It is easy say cannot let boy in the city the streets and avoid contact with evil persons young and old. It nay be urged cannot count on much if he begins retaining boy after he becomes a member of the gang" Of course, the time to start is before he gets acquainted with tho gangsters. make home or other respect lble and well-ordered homes the meeting places of lis boy friends.
 But all the boys and girls, too who go wrong do not do because their neglect exercise what to them a proper control their dren. There other ways in which children neglected by their parents, though they physical control of them hold themselves aloof from them mentally, take interest in their interests
 The best way to bring up a boy is to be pal with him. Then in contact with him both physic- ally and mental. The latter stronger.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-03

the caretaker led them by the light of a lantern to the grave. There they saw the body Of the son-in-law with two bullet holes in the head.
 The dead mans wife was one of the party. She herself discovered a poison bottle lying near her husbands body. A revolver and the hat of MT Levy, who had disappeared, were also on the ground.
 When a search was made by daylight -the following morning the body of Mr. Levy, with the brains blown out, was found near the cemetery gates. No papers were on the body and the ob- ject of the crime remains a mystery.
 number of diamonds were found strew,n over the grave.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-03
BELIEVE MAN pEMENTEp

PRESCOTT. ApriI 1.-Roy Bell, said to have been gassed overseas, was brought to Prescott from Jerome to- day and placed in the county jail fol- lowing his detention on an accusation that he had attacked q -year-old girl several days ago. Feeling in Je- rome, officials said. made Bells re-
 moval to the county jail here advis
 able. Bell was given a hearing here today. Officers said he had been act ing queerly for several weeks. He was employed in Jerome. .y
Arizona republican., 1920-04-03
ARREST oRREcoN,s AIDES

BAN ANTONIO, Texas. April IL La Prensa. a Mexican language news paper published here, today announced receipt of a telegram from Mexico City saying Congressman Martinez Escobar. Uriano Manriquez and Favio Altamciano. accompanying General Alvaro Obregon on his presidential campaign tour of northern Mexico were arrested by order of President Carranza. Speeches they are alleged to have made criticised Carranza for -his recent alliances" the message said
Arizona republican., 1920-04-03
WOULD AID FIX SERVICE MEN

WASHINGTON, April IA bureau of the war benefits, embracing the bureau of war risk insurance and the public health service of the treasury department; the federal board for vo- cational education and the bureau of pensions of the interior department, would be created under a bill intro duced today by Representative Ire land, republican, Illinois.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-03
BUILDING TRADES STRIKE

SIOUX CITY, Iowa, April Icon struction work in the city was crippled today by a strike Of about 1900 mem bers of the building trades. The la borers, bod carriers, pIasterers, cleo tricians, hoisting engineers, and iron workers quit because their demands fo increased wages were refused. PIasterers asked an increase from $1 to SIPS an hour; electricians 93 cents to SIPS; Iaborero from 55 to 80 and 90 cents.