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The Winslow mail., 1917-11-16
Honoring Mrs. Dadey.

Society functions in Winslow
have been directed largely the
past week in honoring Mrs. M.
w. Dadey, who is leaving the
city to take up her new home
in Albuquerque.
Last Saturday afternoon Mes
danes ]. D. LaChance and VIM.
Daze entertained with an after
noon at cards; Monday evening
Mrs. Riley Walcott was hostess
to the honor guest and friends;
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. James
Hickey entertained at cards, and
in the evening Mrs. E. w. Fish
was the hostess. Wednesday
evening Mrs. R. C. Cresswell
was doing the honors. 1t was a
strenuous but a happy week for
Mrs. Dadey, to be so pleasantly
remembered by her friends on
the eve of her departure.
Last Thursday afternoon Mrs.
Richardson entertained at her
home in honor of Mrs. Dadey
and Mrs. Houck, another Win
slow lady who leaves shortly for
the Salt river valley.
The Winslow mail., 1917-11-16
Fatally Injured.

Mrs. D. L. Moore received
word early in the week that her
young nephew. Herbert Spence,
who is employed at Flagstaff,
accidentally shot himself when a
revolver he was carrying fell
from his pocket, discharging a
bullet into his back. The young
man is still alive, but from the
nature of the wound there is nc
hope of his final recovery. The
young mans mother lives in Kan
sas, and was suppose to arrive
in Flagstaff yesterday. Mrs.
Moore went to Flagstaff as soor
as she learned of the accident
and will probably remain severa
days.
The Winslow mail., 1917-11-16
School Notes.

The four junior Red Cross or
carnations in the four schools
have been waging a membership
campaign, and at the present
time have over 500 members.
The t'roebel school is in the lead
with over 200 members, and the
high school has the lowest per-
centage of all. Every one is
hoping the high school people
will realize their responsibilities
and do as well as the grades.
The Flagstaff normal, after
due consideration and much de-
liberation over the game which
was presented to them, found an
excuse to cancel the return game
with the high school.
Mr.. Edick report over thirty
out for the school band. We can
expect even a better band than
the one of three years ago.
Several families who have had
children in the school for MANY
years have checked out in the
past two weeks. Among them
are the Sutton, Dadey and Colds
worthy families. We are sorry
to see them go, as they were
good supporters of the school as
we'll as good students.
The south side school is plan
nlng to have an original Christ
mas entertainment. Details will
follow in later issue.
Basketball has been under way
at the high school for some time.
We have every confidence we
will have the best team of recent
years. Games have been sched-
uled with Mesa, Tempe, Prescott,
Jereme and Gallup.
The junior high school has pur-
chased a 500 Liberty bond, the
high school a $100 bond, and the
Froebel school a $50 bond. The
money for the bonds will be de-
rived from the proceeds of the
various entertainments for the
school year. The bonds are to
be the property of the student
body.
A committee of high school
girls, Misses Harper. Chase and
Savage, completed the work of
the food pledge card campaign
last week. They took all uncov-
cred territory in the city and fin
ished the work. Over 750 food
pledge cards were signed in the
city, and only eleven refused.
The upAcountry turned in 801
signed cards, and only two peo-
pie refused.
There were 722 pupils enrolled
in the schools last month, ninety
seven of whom are in the high
school.
The teachers of the high school
are giving a dinner to the seniors
Friday evening.
The Winslow mail., 1917-11-16
Red Cross Conference.

DR.. Pritchard, as president of
the Winslow Chapter, accom-
panied by several of the other
officers, went to Holbrook We'd
nesday to meet the members and
officers of the several auxiIiaries
operating at Holbrook, Snow
flake, St. Johns, Springerville
and White River. There has
existed more or less misunder-
standing between the Chapter
and some of the auxiliaries, and
it was thought the best way to
iron them all out was to have a
conference and talk over the
matters fully. It was a very
successful meeting in every
respect, and from now on the
work of the Chapter and the
auxiliaries will go forward with
out any more friction, all work
ing in harmony for the good of
the cause and the glory of their
local communities. Judge Sapp,
president of the Holbrook auxi-
liary, aided materially in getting
the minor differences adjusted,
and will hereafter take a more
active part to see that the work
is kept moving, and that no more
petty grievances arise.
The Winslow mail., 1917-11-16

Supt. Tuttle has received a
letter from Orvil Gray, who is in
the trenches in France, telling Of
his experiences and those Of
other young men who were in
the Santa Fe service under Mr..
Tuttle prior to their enlistment.
They were three weeks on the
water, and landing in England
were paraded through the streets
of London, and dined at Bucking-
ham palace at the expense of
King George. They had the dis
tinction of being the first Amer
ican soldiers who ever marched
on England's soil under arms.
The day he wrote his letter he
witnessed a fight between a
French and German airship, and
the German plane fell to the
ground less than a hundred yards
from where he was stationed.
Messrs. Markley of Winslow, and
Jaeger of Gallup, are in the same
company with Gray, and all are
in good health and spirits. Mr..
Gray, who was a Gallup boy, is
a brother of Obra Gray of this
city.
The WinsloW Market is the
place to buy your green fruit and
vegetables.
For sale at a bargain, a three
room house on east Third street.
Inquire of Chas. Daze.
For sale at a bargain, a piano,
and a music cabinet with six
| drawers. Inquire at 300 east
Third St.
Have you a four or five room
house close in you want to sell at
a bargain for cash? Leave word
sat the WinsloW Mail office.
The Winslow mail., 1917-11-16

CuG p6ODlG.
An eleven-pound boy made his
appearance at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. c.. R. Duke last Sun
day.
DR.. O. S. Brown is another cit
izen who had business in Phoe-
nix this week during the state
fair.
Mrs. Ed Swingle returned last
Wednesday from Los Angeles,
where she has been visiting a
goodly portion of the summer.
Next Friday evening the
ladies Of the Baptist church are
giving free wilI-offering ban
Quet to a limited number of in
vited guests. The banquet will
be held in the pastorium.
The Friday Culture Club will
give a Red Cross benefit card
party in the Maccabee hall Satur-
day afternoon Nov. 24th, and
serverefreshments. Tickets will
be 25c. Everybody is cordially
invited.
The Friday Literary Club held
a social session at the home of
Mrs. V. G. Proctor last Friday,
which took on more the character
of q lodge a sorrow because the
club was soon to lose one of its
faithful members, Mrs. M. w.
Dadey. There We're eighteen
ladies present, and the afternoon
was devoted to sewing sand knit
ting for the Red Cross. At the
close Of the afternoon a Hoover
lied luncheon was served by the
hostess, and beautiful remem-
brance gift was presented to
Mrs. Dadey from the society.
Under the direction of the
Winslow Chapter, ably assisted
by all the auxiliaries in Holbrook
and the up-country, one hundred
and fifty Christmas boxes for the
soldiers in France have been
packed, and will be to-day for
warded to the general head
quarters in New York for ship
ment. The Navajo-Apache coun-
ty women are working most en-
Enthusiastically in the good cause
of providing their proportion of
the comforts for the American
soldier, and the interest is daily
increasing.
The Winslow mail., 1917-11-16
Local Happenings.

tuesday from an extended WISH
in California.
R. G. Cresswell is spending
the week in Phoenix this week
looking over the state fair.
Miss May Childers, of Thoreau,
N. NJ, is visiting in the city
with her aunt, Mrs. W. G. Kelly.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Roach, who
have been visiting their children
here for a month, returned tc
their home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. R. johnson
are rejoicing over the arrival of
bouncing girl baby in their home,
who appeared yesterday.
Frank Hoctor has purchased a
home in Phoenix, which looks as
though Winslow was going to
lose another good family.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. N. Barsaloux
went to Los Angeles yesterday,
where Mr.. Barsaloux will enter
the Santa Fe hospital for treat
ment.
Mrs. Riley Walcott entertained
last Wednesday afternoon a small
company of young married ladies
at cards, followed with most
satisfying luncheon.
w. 0. Ruggles, of Kingman,
deputy grand exalted ruler of
the Elks, was visiting in the city
yesterday, and met with the To-
cal lodge that evening in his Of
ficlal capacity.
E. F. Shindel has rented the
Frank Hoctor residence and he
expects Mrs. Shindel and the
children home from Tucson just
as soon as he gets the household
goods settled in the new nome.
C. H. McKellips was called to
Phoenix and Prescott this week
on business. 1t beats all how
many fellow have important busi-
ness in the capital city the same
week the horse races are schedul-
ed to be run at the state fair.
The many friends of Mrs. J.
B. Drumm will be pleased to
learn that her rheumatism has
almost been eradicated with the
treatments at Hot Springs, Ark.
and in a few days will go to her
old home in Chicago for a short
visit before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lyons
expect to leave this week for
Phoenix, where they will spend
the winter. Mr.. Lyons will be
have charge Of the Spellmire &
Lyon sheep as we'll as his indi-
vidual focks during the winter
feeding and lambing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Donahue
returned from their vacation yes
terday. While away they visit
ed in Los Angeles, and then went
to Bisbee to see a brother of Mrs.
Donahue, and had the added
pleasure of visiting her mother,
who was in Bisbee from her In
diana home.
R. B. Walton was a visitor to
Phoenix this week, taking in the
state fair and incidentally inter-
viewing Mr.. Clark, the state fuel
administrator about the price Of
coal. If Bob can get the price of
coal reduced and make our local
dealers sell to us on long time,
we are for Bob for Governor.
Miss Julia Mahoney returned
Sunday from her trip to Colum-
bus, Ohio, where she was called
about a month ago by the serious
illness of her sister, Mrs. Hite,
She left her sister very much
improved in health. Mrs. Hite
will be remembered by many
who met her here last summer
when she was visiting with the
Mahoneys. Miss Mahoney spent
a day at Fort Riley, Kan, on the
The Winslow mail., 1917-11-16
City Council Meeting.


At the last session of the city
city council there was present
Mayor Smith, and Councilmen
Gillard, Easley and Matthews.
A contract was let to Robt.
Fenton to build cross walks on
Oak street and Winslow avenue,
connecting the walks between
the new school building and the
north grammar school.
The report of the police judge
for the month of October showed
fines assessed and collected of
$50.
Residents of the Kleindienst
addition requested that a sewer
be constructed, and sewer COM
mittee reported that the survey
for that work had already been
made and sewer would be built
as soon as sufficient funds were
available.
Chas. Daze was given permis-
sion to install wagon scales in
front of the city hall, the iron
door in sidewalk in front of
Woods hotel was ordered repair
ed, as also the board walk in
front of the residence of DR..
Pritchard. A new walk was or
dered built in front of the Epis-
copal rectory,
Bill of j. R. Hunter for lumber
furnished during the month of
October returned for correction.
The fire department reported
one fine during the month of
October. No word has yet been
received as to when new fire
truck will be shipped.
Vivian Martin will appear at
the Opera House this (Friday)
evening under the direction of
Robert Thornby in Little Miss
Optimist, " an especially appeal
ing story that is ideally suited to
the charming personality of Miss
Martin. 1t shows her in many
guises, notably as waif, and
later as the chief factor in the
recalling of an erring youth from
the paths of folly.
Wanted, to rent a four or five
room house, either furnished or
unfurnished. Prof. A. w. Por-
ter.
For sale cheap, small heating
stove; also DaDy reed gO-cart.
Inquire at 112 west Aspinwall
street.
Bring your broken lenses and
get them replaced same as origi-
nal. Kryptok lenses. l furnish
them. DR.. O. S. Brown, Santa
Fe hospital.
A snap, for cash, a three room
house with screen porch, modern
ly furnished, at GIG Apache Ave.
Inquire Of U. D. Nowlin, Santa
Fe Cottage No. /.
The Winslow mail., 1917-11-16
Fuel Administration Committee

On advice from Mr.. VIII L.
Clark, the state fuel admins
traitor, a committee for Navajo
county has been appointed by
Mr.. Cresswell, chairman of the
board of supervisors, as follows:
G. E. Cornelius, R. B. Walton,
L. w. Quinlan, R. C. Kaufman,
c. V. Smith, J. F. Mahoney,
Will Scores. C. H. Jordan, M. L.
Flake and Jos. F. Smith.
This committee will make a
complete survey of the amount
of coal now in the hands of peo-
pie in the county, and also ascer-
tain their probable requirements
for the winter, 1t will also be
their duty to keep tab on the
prices charged to the consumer,
to see that the mines adhere to
the prices set by the government,
and prevent any subterfuges
whereby the mine owners can
rob the public; to see that coal in
sufficient quantity is shipped to
the county to supply the needs Of
the DeOnle.
The Winslow mail., 1917-11-16

Room for rent at 217 east
Fourth St. Front room with
heat.
For sale, a 1900 electric wash
ing machine at bargain. In
quire of E. F. Shindel.
The Winslow mail., 1917-11-16
Hard Time Dance.

The Ladies of the Maccabees
are arranging to give a hard
times" dance in the Electric
Theatre on Thanksgiving even
ing, and the participants are ex-
pected to dress in accordance
with the title. Dress suits and
evening gowns will be out of
place, and as a special induce
ment to hobo attire prizes will be
offered. The tickets will be
S1.00, and extra ladies and
spectators will be charged 25c.
Advertised Letter for Week List
ending Nov. 16-1917.
AMERICANS:
Geo. J. Funk Mrs. L. r. Holiness
Mr.. T. j. Luthar Mr.. Charlie Morrc
Mr.. C. Smith w. P. Stevenson
MEXICANS:
Onofre Gutierrez Qunine Hernandez
Bento Lopez Gregoro Lusar
Mr. Chas E. Lewis Diego NUNS
Mr. Willie Rodriguez Simon Garcia.
Fresh fish can be had every
Friday at the Winslow Market.
For sale, a fve-room house,
modern all through, located on
north Warren avenue. On terms
to suit with responsible party.
Inquire of j. K. LaPrade.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-07-19
Aus bepl Salanbe.
Gntaleii,,na eines Militar;nss.


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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-07-19
g,adJtrdslides sum- aanslcrmed,iel.

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eianillc in Sen IeBten Su9en baben
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-07-19
Scr arieg.

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-07-19
2mtbcraner pruteiriren.

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gS. gS. nab 8iabee, ari5.. 51 pcrbinz
bern. slht slrbciter perlieBen am
9icnstag Die Giapt nadbem ibnen erz
tlqrt porben mar, naB ibr ldngere5
@ertpeilen nidt erlpilnIdt lei. slae
Yerlonen, bic in sic Stubt fon,men
tperben genn1t aus9efragt ltno erbalz
ten Nnitellun9 in ben gerglpcrfen
fpenu lie als erlpiinidte slrbeiter be-
funben ipcrben. Sic gergpertsbeltte,
erflarten am 9ienstag. baB ettpn 72
3rpaent Dcr nprn1nlen 9lrbeiter5ahl
tpieber an ser slrbeit in ben 8ergiperz
fen lei. Ser sberiif nadte betannt
bab ale rertpiinlften 8ureer. bie De-
portirt tporDen ipdreu, 5uriictfebren
oiirien, ipen1r Sic gllnoesresieruns ibz
men Die @rlaubnib 5llr 6eintfebr gez
ltatten mill.
9aS bcutid)c 9eib.
Mep Dorf, II. Suf. @dt 6anbz
1deqen aneinnnbcr 9efellelt llnb bon
@noesagenten beeleitete. lpurben aes
ltern IA 9elltid)e, Die bon Ser 8e9iez
ring ais eefahrlid}e feiroltde aus=
lanber be5eibnet lperben. pon GQis
sSslanb nady ben &onacntratipnslagc1
in Seletborpe. 3d. geldafit. llntel
ibnen beiinnen iid ber friibere Gene
ralfoniul in NGerifo Scarf $oepnen, s.
q. 8orgemeiiter. ser friiberc Setreta'
Sr. $oeinrid sllberts, ser bier9eutlhs
lanos 6inn,1sintereilen pertrot uno bit
Naoip grperten Grie 8runert uni
Nar @ilbelm.
I gbico9p, II. Suli. @unbcsz
ngenten pcrbaiteten Spbn glatd5fp nns
ter ser slntloae. Sen &erludb aemod1
gu boben, cine Organization SIT grim
Sen, beren @itslieber lid, perpfltdten
|im Salle lie slm 8ric9sbienlt berun=
gespgeu iperbcn, 5uerlt ibrc Sffi5lere
81, erldieben lnb Sonn 5ll Sen Scut:
lheu iiber5ulal,fcn.
Mid Is, @n., II. Suli. 6
g. @ietor. leit pielen Subrcn peltldbe,
apniul bicriclbit. tpirh intcrnirt tpers
Den. CT befillnct iib llnter @elpahlne
beg 8unoesmorlhnus Sn1nhcrs. @ie:
tor betricb bier Elm Eabafsgcld)dTt.
Can Sraneiscp, II. Suli
Selipgrapbiide Signale. sic ppr
eiuem $,iigcl III YG1l Bailey. N'ortir
County. 9cgebcn ipurben, batten bi
@erbaftung ci1cs Iannes sur Solee
beHen Same nod gcbeim gebalter
tpiro. Gs bciBt, sic <Si9nalc battcn Ser
nuf @uael ,SsIn,,b in oer @ai bon Sar
Sraneiscp internirten ieiubliden sluss
ldnbern geanItcu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-07-19

|nannten Gage in araft iparen ibrcn
MHtgliebern Die 9beilnabme am arics
'ge in irseno elmer Sorm berbieten.
uno ipenn babcr Sbre reli9i0lc llebers
|3eusun9en imGinflnn9 nit bem @lauz
bensbetennt,iB oocr Den Yrin5ipien
lolber religiDier Organization 9e9en
Den @trieg pbcr Die 1bei!aubmc oarnn
nprirhtef Sinh