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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-30

Hospital and Columbus Hospital of
New York and graduate of the Uni
versity of Baltimore. Announcement
is made of the recent agreement where
by VITAMON will be supplied at price
within the reach of all and completely
satisfactory results are guaranteed or
money will be promptly refunded W.T.
ANON may now be obtained in this
city from all leading druggists. such
as A. G. Luken, Thistlethwaite, Daffler
& Spanagel, Quigley's.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-30
spent Sunday with w. w. Sullivan
and family of Rockford.

NO CANDY, NO CHARITIES
LONDON. Eng. - The Theatrical
Managers Association has decided
that 1t cannot continue the free use
of theatres for charities, meetings and
propaganda work while the wartime
restrictions preventing the sale OF
sweets and chocolates are continued.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-30

DAY. Nature sup
plies these won
derful life-giving
vitamines in GER
tain raw vege-
t a b | e s a n d
grains, but ow-
ing to the pres
ent methods of
preparation and
cooking they are
lost before the
foods reach our
tables. AS a re-
suit the body
often fails to get
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-30
ASPIRIN

"Bayer Tablets Of ASPIRIN" Is genu'
fine Aspirin proved safe by millions
and prescribed by physicians for over
twenty years. Accept only an un-
broken "Bayer package" which con-
tains proper directions to relieve
Headache, Toothache, Earache, Neu.
ralgia. Rheumatism, Colds and Pain
Handy tin boxes of II tablets cost few
cents. Druggists also sell larger
"Bayer packages" Aspirin is trade
mark Bayer Manufacture Monoacetic'
acidester of Salicylicacid.-Adv
ment
The Winslow mail., 1920-01-09
Club Notes

The third social meeting of the
Friday Culture Club was held last
Friday evening at the home of Mrs.
L. j. Bennett, who was hostess of the
evening assisted by Mrs. J. A. Rohrer.
A unique and interesting program
had been provided and a lively and
jolly evening was spent. Each club
member had been requested to bring
her white Elephant" in other words
some article from home that she
wished to dispose of, and the result
was most wonderful assortment of
ornaments and bric-a-bac comprising
not only Chinese and Indian pottery
but relics from India and basketry
from Mexico. These were auctioned
off to the highest bidder later in the
evening.
Among the valued treasures was an
0IopOi dIely carved pipe rack foSur-
rected from the attic of a club mem
Der whose husband did not smoke and
which was eagerly purchased by an
other member whose liege lord is col
| lecting fancy "meerschaums" The
funds on these purchases were beans
earned during the evening in guessing
contests. the one having the most cor
rect answers received the largest
number of beans. AS. the packages
disappeared rapidly from the auction
table the White Elephants" apparent
ly found happy exchange each lady
declaring she had drawn the best
bargain. After several musical mum.
Ders, delicious luncheon was served
and the meeting adjourned to mee1
with Mrs. Frank L. Riley next Friday
afternoon for the first study program
of the New Year, continuing the study
of France under the Republic and The
Spirit of French Letters.
The Winslow mail., 1920-01-09
High School Library

If the citizens of Winslow desire to
take advantage Of the splendid High
School library they will be given an
opportunity. This library contains
over 5000 volumes. 1t has 500 volumes
of excellent fiction. 800 volumes of
history. 400 volumes of English, bio
graphy, travel, general reference
books, etc. There is an Encyclope-
dia Britannica, set of Harvard
Classics and many other reference
books of like nature. Over twenty
current magazines are taken includ-
ing Review of Reviews. Worlds Work,
Literary Digest. Golfers, Leslie's, etc.
The books may be taken out as in
any other public library but the maga-
zines must be read in the building.
AS an experiment the library will be
open two nights per week on Wednes-
day and Friday from 700 to 900 d.
m. Miss Wilson, the High School
librarian, will be in charge
The Winslow mail., 1920-01-09
Field Notes

The Hopi Well No. l. shut down at
1858 feet. Has the disctiction of be-
ing the deepest we'll on the field
Management claim that they will open
up and arrange completion, on or be-
before February 1st.
Adamana, has been drilling contin-
uously in very hard substance, for
several weeks.
Holbrook Oil Co., still maintains the
distinction of having the largest hole
on the field, now twelve and a half
inches at nearly 1100 feet. This we'll
under the direction of Dad Hastings
has made enviable progress.
Black Canyon Oil Co., shut down
during holiday season., but is again
Drilling On and is making steady
progress This we'll has encountered
more good oil tests, and gas at COM
paratiyely shallow depth than any
other we'll On the field
The Apache Oil Co. drilling south
of Snowflake, is making very good pro-
gress, and the residents of Snowflake
and Taylor are much enthused.
The Winslow mail., 1920-01-09
@ AROUND HOME g
Mr.. and Mrs. E. III. Black Entertain

One of the most elaborate and at
tractive dinner parties of recent date
was that given by Mr.. and Mrs. E. H.
Black at the Harvey House Saturday
evening at six o'clock The table was
artistically decorated with violets, and
each lady found at her place an ex-
quisite French bouquet of violets
After dinner the guests enjoyed an
evening of auction bridge at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Black. Mrs. r. G
Bazell won as first prize a handsome
pillow of back velvet and gold lace
and Mr.. G.. c. Bazell won the gentle
mems first prize of a rose and gold
lace decorated box of cigars.
Covers were laid for Messrs. and
Mesdames r. G. Bazell, Earl Slipher
Of Flagstaff, C. D. Richardson, K. H
Myers, R. c. Kaufman, G.. C. Bazen
Mrs. Robert Powell and Mr.. Jack Glib
son.
The Winslow mail., 1920-01-09
About Folks You Know

Lee Cockrum left Monday on few
days pleasure trip to Kansas City.
Father Vabre of Flagstaff is visiting
this week with Father Albouy.
George Reinhart spent the New
Years with his family in Williams.
O. A. LaPrade returned Sunday from
Georgia where he has been on business
the past two months.
w. H. Dagg returned this week from
San Diego where he has been for the
holidays with his family.
DR.. George P. Sampson was in Hol-
brook and Snowflake few days this
week on professional business.
A fine eight-pound baby girl arrived
Tuesday morning, January 6th at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Cannon.
Both the mother and baby are doing
nicely.
e. Julian Harbin was a visitor in
Holbrook Wednesday on legal busi-
ness, and looking after the interests
of the Winslow Oil Company, of which
he is the secretary. Mr.. Harbin is
also a holder of leases and stocks in
the various operating companies on
the field
Mr. and Mrs George Cumming will
leave Tuesday for Chicago to be pre-
sent at the celebration of the Golden
Anniversary of Mrs Cummings parents
Just three years ago Mr.. and Mrs.
Cumming were back east to the cele-
bration of the Golden Anniversary of
Mr. Cummings parents.
Friends here have received word
from Mr. and Mrs. R. ]. Hotalling of
San Bernardino, California, formerly
of Winslow, advising of the death of
the latter's mother Mrs. White, on
December %, 1919 after several weeks
of illness. Mrs. White was a very
estimable woman and always giving a
word of cheer to others, although
bearing a heavy affliction- herself In
1 terment took pace at San Bernardino
on the goth.
r. C. Creswell chairman Of the
! Board of Supervisors, was in Holbrook
Monday attending meeting of that
Board.
The Winslow mail., 1920-01-09

THE labor movement is just as an
xious to get rid of the Reds and An
archists as we are. Il you will read
The Labor Clarion published in San
Francisco of December 29th you will
find an account of the activities OF
the Reds in the Northwest. They
have ruined the labor movement in
Washington as they have ruined labor
movements where ever they have ex-
erted influence
"In the last State Convention al
Bakersfield of the California State
Federation Of Labor the Reds went
down to defeat after they had made
"a fight against the conservative lead
ers IF the Federation. The San
Francisco Labor Council has contin-
ually fought these men and very bit
ter fights have taken place on the
floor of the Council. They are an
xious to get rid Of these people just
as the American Legion is anxious to
get rid of Anarchists and promote
the spirit Of 100 per cent Americanism
''It is the Reds we are after and
we must be careful to discriminate
between them and the Trade Union
.sts Sometime ago when l organic
ed Golden Gate Post No. 40 ap-
peared before the Executive Commit
tee of the San Francisco Labor Coun-
ell and saked for their endorsement OF
Golden Gate Post. / explained tC
them the objects of the Legion and
read the preamble of the constitution
When I had finshied this the Secre-
tary of the Council said: Why those
are the principles of organized labor
and as long as the American Legion
stands for that we will stand behind
Golden Gate Post and on their re-
commentator to the Council the Sar
Francisco Labor Council endorsed
Golden Gate Post No. 40 of the Ameri-
can Legion.
Assuring you of my desire to CO.
operate with you and trusting you
will bring this communication to the
attention to the members of your
Post and the people in your city who
are fighting the Legion, am,
| Fraternally yours,
THE AMERICAN LEGION DEPART
MENT OF CALIFORNIA,
| FRED F. BEBERGALL,
| "Secretary-T Treasurer.
Needles Nugget.
The Winslow mail., 1920-01-09
ARIZONA
GOOD ROADS
ASSOCIATION
Hold Conference at Tucson
Monday, January 10th
GREETINGS:

GREETINGS:
From the Board of Directors of the
above association to all citizens in
Arizona, interested in GOOD ROADS.
You are invited to attend Good
Roads Conference to be held at Tue
son, on Monday, January 10Th, 1920,
at the room of the Chamber of Com
merce. meeting called to order at 10 100
a. m. Come and bring a big delega-
tion with you. 1t will be worth while
Cities and counties are entitled to
five (5) delegates each organizations
are entitled to two (2) delegates each;
individuals are entitled to be present
in person and have one vote.
A Board of Directors Of fourteen
(14) will be elected, one from each
county. Members of the present
Board are: Gustav Becker, Apache
County; M. I. Powers, Coconino Coun-
ty; ]. j. Bowen, Cochise County;
L. l.. Henry, Gila County; Frank A.
Webster, Graham County; Norman
Carmichael, Greenlee County; Dwight
B. Heard, Maricopa County; J. H.
Rosenberg, Mohave County; L. e. Car
ron, Navajo County; F. Ronstadt,
Pima County; w. Y Price, Pinal
County; Jas. A. Harrison, Santa Cruz
County; F. S. Viele, Yavapai County,
and A. J. Eddy, Yuma County
The program will include discus
sion on State and Federal Highway
policies, as applied to the control,
construction and maintenance of high
ways, and several other subjects of
Importance.
See that your County, City and local
organizations are fully represented
Be present in person and bring your
friends.
Keep up the membership roll Dues:
Counties and Cities, $500 yearly;
organizations, $1,000 yearly; and in
dividuals, $500 yearly.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
ARIZONA GOODS ROADS ASSN,
Dwight B. Heard, President,
Harry Welch, Secretary.
Phoenix, Arizona, Jan. 1, 1920
The Winslow mail., 1920-01-09
Attest: o. L. GRAY, Secretary.

G. G. Woods was a business visitor
in Holbrook on Monday of this week.
"Am l my brothers keeper?" But
say it not OF little children facing
starvation in the Near East.
JacksClausen returned this week
from Fort Leavenworth, Kansas,
where he had gone as a witness in
U. S. case.
Mrs. Won R. Rose and children re-
turned home this week from Ell Paso
where she has been visiting relatives
tn past six weeks.
Miss Pauline Woods, County Re-
corder. is visiting with her mother.
Mrs. ]. x. Woods, few days this
week.
Homer Vaughan, proprietor of the
Winslow Furniture Company, is in the
east purchasing the most up-to-date
furniture obtainable in the eastern
market for the coming year.
Misses Bernice and Olivia Cunning
ham, Miss Hazel Hart and Messrs.
George Hart, Bill Gates, Howard Rey-
nolds, Ray Snee, Charles Hitchcock,
all of Winslow, Ariz., spent the New
Year at Gallup, taking in the Rebekah
New Years Eve ball-Gallup Herald
The Winslow mail., 1920-01-09
GOOD!
OIL Fl ED NEW S
After More or Less Dulness During the Holiday Season
Renewed Interest is Shown the Hobrook- Winslow
Oil Field and the Moderate Weather Will Be Much To
The Advantage of the Real Operators.

From what we now consider a reli-
able source. one and possibly two
really strong companies will be
operating on the field within the next
thirty or forty days. The initial
operations, for these new companies
will be on we'll sites already establish
ed. Under ordinary circumstances no
new company, could locate with all
necessary equipment, water pipe lines,
reservoirs, camp shacks. etc. in less
than ninety days. However, we are
informed by our scout, who has visited
the base of operations, that the Ada
mana will be completed with a new
Standard rig and that the Pacific
Wyoming Oil Co., or their associated
companies will complete the Adamana
and drill other wells ON the holdings
of the Adamana, on a $3.50 basis. 1t
does not seem that such strong COM
panies would take the risk Of spending
$25,000.00 to S1000.00000 unless they
were of the opinion that their efforts
would be amply rewarded.
We have known since late in Octo-
ber, that the Hopi well had oil, and
great prospect for large commercial
quantity, had the we'll been completed
and shot. and we think we fully real
ize why the well, was cemented, and
properly capped and temporarily
abandoned. We understand however,
that the well is in splendid shape,
and can be completed in very short
order, when desired
We are informed that Senator May
field has in hand the matter of COM
pleting the Hopi Well No. 1, and the
drilling Of many other wells, on the
holdings of the Hopi and adjoining
territory. From what we can learn
The Winslow mail., 1920-01-09
AMERICAN LEGION
IS NOT AN ANTI LABOR ORGANIZATION
ANTI LABOR
IS NOT AN

The following letter is self-explana-
tory and was received by Mr. Roy L.
French of Needles Post No. 145, Ame-
'rican Legion of California. 1t is
printed because of the evident miscon-
ception some people have of the SOL
dier boys organization.
The letter reads as follows
II realize the difficulties your Post
is possibly meeting in the proposition
of trade Union men, The American
Legion is not an anti-labor organiza-
ton. 1t should be impressed upon
every one that this is distinctly ser
vice mems organization and is not or
ganized to combat labor, for the
greater majority of the men in the
service were men who worked for a
living and probably who belonged to
trade unions. 1t is folly to think for
a moment that the American Legion
would take an antagonistic position
toward organized labor. The dis
putes between capital and labor are
problems in which the American Lee
gion will not enter
THE propaganda against the Amer
| lean Legion and which has been tax
| en- up by the labor men has it's in
stigation amongst the Reds Of the
labor movement. The radicals who
for years have been preaching An
archy, Bolshevism and |. w. Wism
are now working their way into the
trade union movement 1t is these
people who are spreading propaganda
| against the Legion for they fear the
great power for good that the Amer
ican Legion is destined to become.
| Il, myself, am a member of the
| Typographical Union and still hold
and always will, card in that Union
and assure you that if there was
anything in the American Legior
/ against organized labor, 1 certainly
would know it.
| Before going into the army l was
prominent in labor circles and l have
always fought for safe and sane
trade union organization under the
banner of the American Federation
OF Labor, not under the Industrial
Workers of the World, nor under the
Anarchists or Bolshevists or any one
who has for their program the policy
of destruction.
The Winslow mail., 1920-01-09
Rev. j M. White Dead

The sad news reached this toWr
Sunday that Rev. J. M. White hat
passed to the Great Beyond. The
death occurred at the Copper Queer
Hospital in Bisbee last Saturday
caused from pneumonia.
Before going to Bisbee Rev. White
was the pastor of the Episcopa
Church in this town for several years
and was one of the most beloved
ministers who was ever in Winslow
and his death will be mourned by hi.
great host of friends here.
Funeral services were held in Bis
bee Monday after which the remains
were sent to his old home in Grea
Branch, Va.
The Winslow mail., 1920-01-09
ELKS PLEDGE
MEMBERS
TO PR EVENT
Spread of Dangerous Doc
trines in Our Country

The following resolution was adopt
ed by the Winslow Lodge No. 536 of
Benevolent and Protective Order of
Ellks at their last meeting Thursday,
January 1st, 1920:
Be 1t Resolved That
We oppose class rule.
We denounce soviet government as
destructive of the liberties of the peo-
pie, and pledge ourselves to do all in
our power to prevent it's establishment
in the United States Of America.
We advocate the enforcement of the
law providing for the deportation of
|alien advocates of violence and anar-
chy.
We favor the arrest and conviction
and Imprisonment of the citizens of
this country, who by their speech ad-
FOCdtc, VI Wy CHelf dCCS 0nQoaVOf TO
bring about, the forcible overthrow of
our Government.
We have abiding confidence in the
justice and righteousness guaranteed
by the constitution of our country, and
faith in the fundamental principles of
)ur Government, and in it's defense we
pledge our unwavering support
We call upon our fellow citizens to
assert, by word and act, their opposi-
ton to soviet government, to anarchy,
TO mob rule and violence, and to every
character of class rule, and their en-
dorsement of law and order, of the
principles upon which our government
is founded, and of readiness to sup
port, to the last dollar of American
treasure and the last drop of Ameri-
can blood, the maintenance of our free
institutions and the preservation of
our liberties.
(Sigend) c. c. GROVER,
Exalted Ruler.
Attest: o. L. GRAY, Secretary.
The Winslow mail., 1920-01-09

The Zuni is reported as being shut
down at $50 feet. They may begin
operations before Spring.
Severe weather has delayed the
erection of the Keating Syndicate
we'll on the main Anticline structure.
1t now seems improbable that they can
De operating prior to March 1st.
There is much interest here and we
ind that several of our citizens are
financially interested in the Seven
lakes and Aztec Fields of New Mexi-
20.
There are now three wells actually
brought in the seven lakes district
Ind six rigs drilling, and several con-
:racts let.
The oil seems to be sure, high gra-
vity, but small production, from 10.
10 and 20 barrels per we'll 20 barrels
per day being the largest.
A pipe line has been contracted for.
TO be completed early summer.
Bob Adams, formerly of the Texas
Company, and also an operator for the
Wind River Company. on our field
here is now operating in the Seven
Lakes field, Mckinley County, New
Mexico
At the present time there are only
two wells in the Aztec Field. in San
Juan County, New Mexico 1t is how
ever, reported that the Spencer Pc
troleum Corporation has contracted to
drill several wells.
Several large companies have actual
ly secured acreage, and contracted to
drill in the Seven Lakes and the Aztec
Fields Of New Mexico.
The Seven Lakes field is nearly on
line between the Holbrook-W -Winslow
field and the great fields of Oklahoma
and Kansas.
The Winslow mail., 1920-01-09
Engagement Announced

To add to the general festivities
comes the announcement of much in
terest not alone to Flagstaff friends
but out of town ones as we'll. On
last Saturday at one Mrs. Muncy en-
tertained with a delightful little
BILE carried out the Christmas sugges-
ton with it's centerpiece of brilliant
poinsettas, while suspended above
hung a Christmas bell and from this
tiny ribbons led to each cover and
held with bright bow the stick of
candy which Santa must have left
with little note attached The air
little missives made known the fact
that Miss Muncy would soon become
the bride of DR.. Schermann, who
are quite well and favorably known
and added to this is the pleasure of
knowing that Flagstaff will not lose
them, for their plans are to reside in
our own little city. The luncheon was
most happy affair and it's dainty
courses was enjoyed by the following
friends of both Mrs. Muncy and her
daughter: Mrs Kahl, Mrs. Martin
Fronske, Mrs. George Myers, Mrs. Nc
Conkey, Mrs. QHinlin. Mrs. Joe Rickel,
Mrs. Kelsey, Mrs. Vincent and Mrs
Curtis, of Winslow, Mrs. Hauley and
Miss Paul Of Jerome.-Coconino Sun.
The Winslow mail., 1920-01-09
|. 0. 0. f. Banquet

Monday night in the Maccabee Hall
the Independent Order of Odd Fellows
ficers after which an elaborate banquet
was enjoyed. The following officers
were seated for the coming year:
Mr.. Van Alta, Noble Grand; Claude
Scott. Vice-Noble Grand; D. P. Harti-
gan, Secretary; o. A. Blank, Treasur-
er; Mr.. Mckenzie, Warden.
The Winslow mail., 1920-01-09

the prospects look very encouraging
indeed
: II, as it has been stated, the matter
OF additional leases is the real "bone
CT contention" it is to be hoped that
the leases desired may be secured at
an early date. and that we may again
have uninterrupted activity, as drilling
continuously, faithfully and dilligent-
ly is the only thing that will really
establish faith and confidence in the
field and particularly the operators, or
the operating companies.
The Winslow mail., 1920-01-09
Canteen Building Sold

At the meeting of the Board of Direc-
tors of the local Red Cross Chapter
the bids for the sale of the Canteen
building were opened. and the bid of
Geo. H. Keyes was accepted, consider
alton being $652.50. Mr. Keyes will
move the building and have it made
into a modern residence
The Winslow mail., 1920-01-09
J. F. MahOpey Collects S1152.41

Justice of the Peace j. F. Mahoney
has just made his report for the year
of 1919 which shows that he has COL
Iected $ll52.41. or several hundred
dollars mroe than his salary for the
year. If all county officials did as
well as Mr.. Mahoney the county would
be able to declare dividend for the
year.
The Winslow mail., 1920-01-09
Board of Directors of The Bank of
Winslow Hold Meeting

At meeting of the Board of Direct
ors OF The Bank of Winslow. held
Wednesday night, a nice dividend was
declared and w. A. Ensign was elected
Director in the place of E. E. Ball. who
is permanently located in California
and A. S. Brayman was appointed as
Assistant Cashier.
The Winslow mail., 1920-01-09

The excuse Of Let someone else dc
it' will not quell the pangs of hunger
in children's bodies. Help the Mean
East Relief help the kiddies.
The Winslow mail., 1920-01-09

The voice of child somewhere in
the Near East is calling out to Arizona
today Il am hungry-hungry. Can
you resist that cry?
The Winslow mail., 1920-01-09
Oil Field Notes

The Zuni is reported as being shut
down at $50 feet They may begin
operations before Spring.