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LOOK TO FUTURE OF FOREST
experts peint oct Folly 81 Practices
Which Prevent the Reproduction
Of the Trees.

Prepared Sy the United states Depart
meut Of Agrlculture)
That young growth In the woods.
Known popularity as brush" is some
thing to be rid Of, Is prevalent but
mistaken conception since a forest
cannot maintain itself long without re-
production. For the sake Of getting a
scattering Of green grass in the spring
II II the short-sighted practice in hun
dreds of localities to fire the woods.
regularly This results III Rflling thou
sands OF small trees needed 10 con-
time the FOREST in the future. and also
Injuries 4 large amount OF marketable
timber Furthermore. such burning de-
stroys a large amount Of rich vegetable
fertilizer.
Cattle and hogs in hardwood stands,
aHd hogs in loflg-Ieaf pines, keep the
forest from being reStockat. Damage
from insects can he reduced hy cutting
timber st the proper time of Year and
by utilizing lightning Killed frees with
out delay. since they llarbor tiestrug
TIVE pests. Cattle DESTROY the pro,lnc<
live leaf msieil which keep Inc trees
srhwing during lor7: Try spells. All
large openings where light GOMEZ
through into The forest should be allied
NTH ydungart thEss
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice is hereby given that the sul.
scriher, Of Anne Arundel county, has oh
timed from Tie Orphans Court Of Anre
Arundel. county, iii Marylana, Letters of
Administration on the personal estate ef
Lyman Schenker, late OF Anne Arundel
c1ans gaass tbe eaaa ss,5 so ,,re harebT
warned 10 exhibit the samc, with the ynn4
cheers thereof, to the subscriber, on Or be-
fore the
SeTH DAY or MARCH. 1871.
They may otherwise by law. be excluded
fTon all benefit of saii esfate. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested 10
make Immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 2}rd day of
September. 1890.
JENNIE SCTIENKFsR
Administrator
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AN ORDINANCE

=
I'll amend Article MIMI oT the Revised
Ioda IL the t'its 1T Aunapnsia. title 'Fr%f:
SIC by addin. thereto three Hi'tsaltt0iiat
sections 10 fellow SesilaIi y anu 70
ssaefion IT, ne Il established and "rstaipt
"a hs tl., 3ltypr. GotItlsinr aNd AldefiaeH
f tie Gifx III AnNain1ils thar AriIeie
xl.YIF tEate ,@rrffiiee az the fsfyfsea t9de
81 tle tsisy IL ANNAPOLIS ~ ard the same
rs fsefehy hmpasad by adding thereto three
9ssl iltstssAl SngytaBS IL follow Se%ifoh = aAa
Ia hp knON-i and numbered Sea.ftoaN = =
aIfsi q IL sIs.ttiyeIy. aud 70 read rs iaiioGs:
Nfetit,i Any fegs9o or parsons ~
Charge III s.r operating aHy Street tF3lIey
m electric ear or cars. wtthlh the e1il"E-
rte limits Of the tifg 1T N}iilSI,t5s Stiail ah
agalrosss IfiRg ~. intersection at any street
efrele ar lane within file Eorporate minis
IA tpa gIfrs ~ &nsiaiYelis RoHaa bell or
gaug ~ sAss a.,lsguassi &c said Intersection
ami reduce rate Of speed 81 s3eh esi.
q SeFkiAH s ANY f9erSa1 ar persons ~
-eAaTge ~ sr operating arg street trolley
nr electric ear within the corporate limits
sf tiic tsitY ~ AnRal yolis shall on stat.pihg
1T the intersection Gf ahy street earele %
lane Within the corporate limits 81 Tue eity
of Annapolis to receive or discharge pas
sch gers. or fer any other purpose step IN
the near side OE and clear II slIct lltef-
section. extepfiYg ffIe Intersections ol
Blalen Street aud College avenue and
West Street ana Church Circle and NanETe
Circle and Main STREET. tEeu steps nt t!ie
gaF eide of said Intersections are &c De
l428E tGtEaE SffsA
street antf Prince George Street. sselfege
4s4flua aipd pffnae George sfrgrt. nj cars
shall be brought to 4 complete stop
EecfE0a q ANY person or persons ofkend-
Eslg sssv 0s the pTnSfNiana OF ths two pre-
ceiling sectors shall be liabae 60 the pen
alifes made and provided N Secfion q
tissa AFsscap.
Sectaon 2 And be Ii further established
ata ordained by the authority af0resaia
that thiss oTslitanee sA9A sake eject from
October IL. 1870
Approved September 2tst. 1920.
JOHN J. LEVY, Mayer,
Atfesf
IaHN 4. SULLIVAN. Clerk
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o. Trial.

lstomer-Im mighty particular
abpBt bow my hair Is cut Do you
think you can do good job on it.
Bafser Well. I'm reekoned fairly
decent. but If ron want III do one side
81 your head first so you can see hot7
you l0ok. American Legion Weekly.
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Anneas 10 snohhIalanesa.

That umbrella repairer has a fa!-
tering approach
what is ft?''
First asks the lady of the house il
she has any golf clubs to mend. H-l
Louisville Courier Journal.
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The Answer.

''why do they try so much hot air
pressure on witnesses r
II suppose II Is because they want
So pump them
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Aen.llrlna sense.

aItn teaching my boy TO paddle has
0wn csuUe."
'.And q good Idea. too. Then he
won't be 50 apt to rock the bOat. !"
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In France disabled soldiers ride at
half fare On the railroads. willie fami-
lies with children get a large
discount.
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proc 0sALM

bids syiil b. received by lire Cify { aa..
missioner natl, L. a,gfotk. b0an. Mon,ssA
tBetpber lItA, fy IL linear feet ~ Lin
tefra cotta sewer piie. iaid On tifufrA
.ssgslef iI jlasa. 81 ata cement sewer IL fs. /.
20 new one: re pave be Street. Tie rigAf
IL reserved to reject any AMI al bids.
For further iAfsgsahfiDa, apply To
". H. gANSAST.
- City Commissioner
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Thursday, October 7th, 1920,
1t Eleven O'clock 4. ~.

The following property, VIZ:
FIRST All that lot Of ground lpeated on
the Eertb side of Clay street Is the 'ifv ~
Annapolis, Mi. fronting seventeen fret
eleven and one Gan inthcs. more or less.
ina having q depth ut forty = yrti fcet mid
eight Inches. more Or less, improved hy =
iwo.sf0Ty franz dwelling.
Secnna--.An that lof ~ gFoiiad oeatei On
The northwest side nf Pleasant street i'll
the City II Annapolis. Md, fronting Thrift
IVA Feet, more orsless. and lrrvtng iepih
az nIieiY-sly feet. more or less, improved
liz two frame dwellings.
TERMS or SALE One half IL the pI,%
e.lssssr stiDnes fehc ilaid in cash on the daf
of sale. " III tbG 9l,ii0n NJ the TRUSTEE ~
the ffnaf rafiifnfian ~ Sileil sale ~ tllis
4 curt. aIrt fhe balance I'm six m04tBs fr0ls
tie tl;y II salr. ar MI cash II the optian af
Eiye purchaser or purchasers: tiie deferred
paynieHi u bear. interest fr9m rbo dir IN
SHE. and q 10 secured hg ille hs'i,,ls of hi
purchaser on purchasers. with security ~
he approve, by the Trltstfe. = deposit IL
s.f0 will be required of the purchasar III
paci. picre IT praJ'eFty on ne day IF safe
NICHOLAS # GREIsS.
TrHates
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fEAvE wAss4ISGTON

40 700. s0A. $500 1870 ll.00 IS. NJ. 200
fn0. 20a 3N0, si.00. 800 i0 t.sl
100. 100 400. 1i.0a 4. NJ. l2i0 s. y
x--DailY except sunday.
Il Local AIlaaolls t. lstltnlare
Ear tickets ami Indignation APPLY mir
city ticket offices: West STREET n t1@Si
STATE slI0alSe Stlflon, Golegc .sycnlic .eiii
l,iasitii Street, CaryrI llall Mar lan1i
GInt4st
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cFoKCF r. MELVIN

With the passing q Mr.
george Il. Melvin, editor d the
s eelsiz Nd1crtiser, Y hos 6
Mas held his afternoon,
anapolis and Anae Arundel
anty lose a citizen whose con-
tructive work ii this connlfu-
nifty. il MANY lines q business,
industry AMI public affairs vii
3aa Is his best monument he
E 5tsi i,ivntiiitd 81 long with
is tauefid and eiNie progress
atl h.ysl snen himself S. unre-
reedla Is advancing tic worth
IS bile interests 81 the community
tat us uniailing energy public
uiis,incss. seatid judgement and
Wdl IS adls missed
AlelSm MAS 4 nan 81
individuality htu the
1a, that distinguished him most
tiae virtue ii speaking III OF
M III the NEST intimate
AZ iIfe lie had ii a
degree natenee and for
9nee and recognized thar n
haiuan character the good
sifties outweigh the evil 81 IN
Time and changing
ustaaces he fclt would
erfer and injastiee and lie
IeFed his whole lite OH that
ler II conduct So Ne came
S the earthly end in peace and
right e1eFpal now shines upon
.H
The following editorial COM
nent appears in today's Balti-
.,,a-o Gee.
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AN ORDINANCE


To repeitl anai re-ordain with amendments
section > af Article NV uf the i.lisel
code of the Ciry 90 AnnlnoHs titif
Licenses.
section i lie Il established and "rlaias
"a by the Msiyor, Counselor AID .Iatillen
Of tile CITY of Annapolis tint SeetiSp 2 tf
Article INV III tlp Revised code " t4t-
city az Annapolis title "iieefscs re and
ihe same 10 hereby repealed aud re.trd4i4l
Cd with amendments 50 as % fc1I ~
follows:
SECTION 5. Ii shall not be lawful for
amy person 81 persons. within, said itg I'll
ITS precincts 10 act. eAhlbit, nlaN 81 per
form any play. farce. iiterlll'ie shoM
opera. concert. circus, Iaena@1Ile cornwall
or public exhibition Tor gain. without q
license first lind aud obtained fraIa the
clerk Of this corporation, for wliel tlisy
shall pay as fellows l1r every car circus
Inenagerie ~ carnival. twenty -hSe aHllais
jer day: for every theatrical or dramatic
performance. the sJtin Uf ten dollars per
day; for every inuseilIh or sinltiar show.
tlie sum of five dollars per day, aud
seventy live cents la each ease to thu clerk
provided however, IL may he lawful for
any person or persons, or corporation re-
sitting iii "a located 1T Annapolis MAa maY
for giving sic0 entertainments fo gain,
1eXcellf the circus menageFie or carnival. t.
permit ihe same 70 be used for sl@li lIir-
loses III first obtaining i liecnse Gcrefpr
from the clerk, for wliish shall be paid the
sum 81 thirty dollars per year III lieu IT
.Any sanial license for each entertainment
- above required
Section And be 1t estal}nshad and
ordained by the authority aforesa q tlit
this ordinance shall take EFFECT from the
date of its 1nlssagc.
Approved september 2lst, 100
JoHN ). LisNY, mayor
Attest
Holm II, SIsLI.fyAN. xlcIk
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.oK United STATES SENATOR
l1lN WALTER SMITH

IN arMBFR or TffE H0lfsE Oh
et.f,Frs FNTATIvES or TIE tFNTTEi
STATES IN THE sfxTY-sEVENTH
eoNGREssi
THOMAS 8. kLINGER.
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1.rANE KALTlMoRT

q Il x735 $50. ~. 1n::-l. ll@1, s. NJ.
fssga Az 395 .ssa}a Nt05. So -.
$50. 6.5s. T.;I5, 0.:Sl il.3l. L. NJ 80.
4. NJ
All trains receive or discharge passtl gers
III lural points between AnnNpetts a1t,l
Naval Academy Junction and ~ Lin7
thieum on signal.
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Democratic Ticket
Lection Tuesday. Nov. 2, 1920.
ron PRESIDENT or THE
NITED STATES;
FAgpc VI Gnw

JAMES NJ. cox,
Ohio.
ION VcE.pREsIDENT OF THE
uNiTEn STATES:
FRANKLIN u. ROOSEVELT,
New York.
eois l4rcroRs on 'PRp.sIDENT AND
yIeE-PREsIaENT or THE
uNITEp STATES;
~ sarge:
WILLIAM lSGLE AND JOSEPH
II. SMITH,
Baltimore.
B1r%e Dirssict:
CHARLES NJ. SIMPSON,
Talbot.
seeond district:
JAMES j. ARCHER,
lIarfora.
Thlrd Tsstrsca:
FREDERICK NJ. kIPP,
baltimore.
Fourth District:
JAMES s. ARHIGERl,
lsaItlmOFs.
rifth tjlstriCt:
CLARENCE NJ. ROBERTS,
Prince Georgc's.
sixtA nlstriet,
JsCOB ROnRfACK,
Frederick
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E. Q. LEAGUE
ROOFING and SCOUTING
sheet Iron, Slate. Steve, Furnace
work and Repairing.
phoas gel.W< q
0kfcet

we have 4 e6Eaafets 7l@1 og Wfaehesser
ana Remington Pamp Cams; also Parker.
F.- e. saith and Fox. ~, rs assd G8-gaages
rifles and reyoisersl loaded SHELLS. Extra
ssEerossEs gz agaantaky ~ siseasss GEEss re-
paired. We sIsa carry q fBn asme Of Ever
rsady faslalfghtss essesAs. ssesseirss eses
y. LEVY
IL WEST STREET PmOxE As9-agi
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GEORGE 7. MELtEN

"The small-town and country
editor is rarely known to fame,
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w. B. 81 A. Electrt.
Railroad.
MiD.cHTY TERMINALS

rr.,s YYo,,rly service Mcrning ard Evening
Issts.ssos, Annanoiis baltimore ai
Washington and Camp Meadc
washington amt Camp Meade
Messengers change at Naval
Aatlclny Junetlon.e
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The following editorial COM
nent appears in today's Balti-
more sun:
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LEAVE Ann

NEST rcessiation
Z 10. 1850. 8.ao, 60. 10. x1.5e, SO al
loo li.2H, A. NJ fs1.20 tn. 80
$50 X4.5A 5au st.2u, 700, Ssl iat
ff.e0. r. NJ.
Leave Naval Academy Gate ~ ninates
earlier: State House Siatian, isisde's
Street aud College Avenue. sryeh ttf
minutes earlier.
Connecting it 0de1tf0a with 4, n "A
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TRUSTEES SALE
REAL ESTATE

In the City of Annapolis, Maryland, on
Clay and Pleasant streets.
By rirtue of decree Of the Circuit
Court for Anne Arundel county, passed on
lie ninth day of September. 1920, In q
sause Iii said Court, wherein caroline
fidgley Exams ct Ill are plaintiffs alsa
tseafrice ]. Iadgley Hume ct al are de-
fenslanfg designated as No. 45T0 Equity,
the undersigned Trustee win offer Of pubs
lie sale ut tl4e Court I8oHse door, in the
City Of Annapolis Maryland, on
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JOHN Il. SULLIVAN, Clerk.
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IN MEMORIAM

i, SULLIVAN. CLERK
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" tSTED--tisa beN
land.
The Winslow mail., 1920-01-02
Harvard Wins

Harvard won the unofficial football
championship at Pasadena on New
Year day defeating Oregon University
by a score of 7 to 6. 1t was a hotly
contested game throughout with an
immense crowd in attendance. Har-
ward made it's score by clean touch
down in the second quarter while
Oregon made it's scores by two goals
kicked from the field. The game end
ed in the widest excitemen due to the
fact that there was only few seconds
of time and Harvard needed only
few inches to cross the Oregon line
for another touchdown. Oregon
bravely held the ground and recovered
the ball just as the whistle blew time.
The Winslow mail., 1920-01-02
DAN CUPID GETS BUSY
Jeffery- y-Anderson


Mr.. D. e. Jefery and Miss Mae An
derson were united in marriage last
Wednesday the oath at San Bernardo
no. California. The marriage was q
surprise to this popular couples many
friends here
The happy bride and groom are both
well known in this city and vicinity.
Mr.. Jeffrey having been manager for
a number of years of the telephone
company, and recently moved to Flag
staff, having received an earned pro-
motion by being made district mana
ger for the same company for Will
liams, Flagstaff and Winslow with
headquarters at Flagstaff. Miss An
derson is the charming daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. HI. Anderson of Seat
tie, Washington, and has made her
home in Winslow for a number of
years teaching in the local high school.
She was teaching school this year in
Glendale, Arizona
The Mail joins with their many
friends here in wishing them a happy
and prosperous life.
The Winslow mail., 1920-01-02
friends in wishing them happy and
prosperous life.
Barstow- Stevens

On Saturday, December the 20th at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Reinhardt, Justice Button united in
marriage, Miss Velma Stevens and
Mr.. John Barstow, in the presence of a
few friends, and the groom's parents,
who came from Winslow to attend the
ceremony.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Barstow are well
known in Williams, and in this vicini-
ty, and have the very best wishes of a
host of friends Mr. Barstow is a fire
man on the Santa Fe railroad, and
Mrs. Barstow had been employed by
the same corporation, and by the Wes-
tern Union Telegraph Company-Wil-
liams News.
The Winslow mail., 1920-01-02
MattOx-

Coming as complete surprise to
his hosts of friends in " inslow and his
co-workers on the Santa Fe, the wed
ding of Frank Mattox took place in
Kansas City on December 18th to Miss
Dolores Work. Miss Work is the life
long friend Of the lucky conductor
having at one time lived next door"
in Evansville, Indiana Lately she has
been employed by the Harvey system
IN Williams which pla ce she left much
to the regret of the Fray Marcos man
ager and her friends there.
In addition to bei1tg highly es-
teemed through-freight conductor, Mr..
Mattox is State Repr esentative and
very well known throua hout northern
Arizona. After having enjoyed their
wedding trip through tie middle west
ern states they have returned to Win
slow where they will. reside.
The Mail joins with their many
The Winslow mail., 1920-01-02
About Folks You Know
The Holiday Season brings together many friends
to enjoy the long wished for family reunion
real "Feast of Reason and Flow of Soul"

George Keyes, Jr., was business
visitor to Holbrook on Monday
Cleborne Creswell was business
visitor in Holbrook Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Morris left
this week for their home in Pocatello,
Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ Quebedeaux had
DR.. and Mrs. r. G. Bazell for dinner
Sunday. o
Mesdames W. Hungerford, Moore
and Janeway spent a few days in Gal
lup this week.
Miss Olive Clark, Deputy Clerk OF
Courts, spent the holidays at the home
of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Tuttle spent the
holidays On delightful visit to the
Grand Canyon.
Judge J. E. Crosby and wife were
down from Holbrook to the Elks'
Dance New Years Eve.
Robert E. L. Daniels, superintendent
of the Moqui Reservation, was a visit
or here few days this week.
Mrs. Georgia Gibson entertained a
number of her friends Saturday after
noon in honor of Mrs. G. HI. McKellips
who will leave soon to make her home
in Phoenix
Among the Flagstaff visitors who
enjoyed the advent of the New Year
in Winslow were Ray Ramsey and Ell
mer Jackson. Both returned on late
trains last night.
j. M. Peck, manager Of the Electric
Light Company, has been called to his
home in Hancock, Maryland, by the
sad news that his father is not expect
ed to live.
What better New Years resolution
than to bring back health and happi-
ness to a starving child The Arizona
headquarters Of the Near East Re-
lief, Phoenix, will tell you how.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. P. Howell and dau-
ghter, Elva, Of Navajo, and Miss Flo
renee Smith and Ruben Smith, of Hol-
brook, are visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. G. C. Bazell.
1t. Red Faulkner, who has been
serving the last several months in
Siberia, has returned to the good old
U. S. A. and will be discharged in San
Francisco sometime this week after
which he will Immediately return to
Winslow to make his future home.
The Winslow mail., 1920-01-02
r.. I'll. TUTTLE TRANSFERRED
San Bernardino, California His
New Headqu arters

r. II. Tuttle, Superintendent of the
local division of the Santa Fe Railroad
has received word that effective at
once he has been promoted to the
superintendency of the San Bernardo
no Division, and will leave today to
take up his new duties.
We are glad to hear of Mr.. Tuttle's
from our town. During the seven
years which Mr.. TuttIe has been with
us he has made hosts of friends not
only here but over the entire division
which he has had charge. He has
managed the affairs CT the Company
in the most efficient manner, and has
been one of our most public spirited
and valuable citizen, always willing
and ready to get behind and give his
assistance to any project or improve
ment which tends to benefit the town.
During his stay here he has caused to
be built the fence and sidewalk along
the railroad track on Front Street and
has planted trees along the walk
which in few years Will make a
beautiful park fer the CITY, he has
beautified the station grounds and in
numerous instances has caused the
Santa Fe to install a great number of
needed improveme nts. He has been
very active in lodge and SO ciety cir
| cles, active member of the Chamber of
| Commerce and is resident of the Ari-
zona State Bank. While Mrs. Tuttle,
his charming wife, has been one of our
| society leaders and is noted for the
very smart social affairs over which
! she presides, and is our most tireless
worker in charitab Bile affairs and will
be greatly missed KY her numerous
! friends.
! Mr.. Tuttle will be succeeded by R.
(, NJ Mathie, Of Needles California, who
comes to us with the very highest OF
recommendations. Nh =. Mathie will
arrive today to take a ctive charge OF
his new duties.
The Winslow mail., 1920-01-02
Marty Company

j. H. McAdams has sold his interest
in the Richardson Brothers Whole
sale Company to E. J. Marty, of Indian
Wells. The failing health of Mr.. Nc
Adams, which forbids his active parti-
cipation in the business, is the cause
of the sale. Mr.. Marty is the well
known and successful Indian trader
of Indian Wells and will make an ad-
dition of three or four new stores to
the already large string controlled by
thislarge and progressive concern.
Mr.. Marty is keen, clever, wide
awake business man and will be a
great help in the towns progress.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marty and family will
make their home here as soon as q
suitable house can be procured
The Winslow mail., 1920-01-02

Elks Lodge, two brief tanks by Rev.
Andrews and Rev. Brewster
After the program good old Saint
Nicholas delighted the hearts of the
children by appearing upon the scene.
and with his corps of assistants dis
tributed the presents.
The tree which was secured in the
mountains by " G. Proctor was one of
the finest ever obtained for Christmas
in Winslow.
The Elks Lodge deserve credit for
the elegant manner in which the af-
fair was handled, and the people of
Winslow for their generous contribu-
tions. When an affair of public inter
est is brought to the attention of our
good people it is never sighted.
On Christmas day the hearts of
many families were gladdened by
generous baskets of food, distributed
under the direction of the Red Cross
with G. G. Grover, Exalted Ruler of
the Elks, in charge.
Below is given list of contribu-
tions not previously acknowledged
An accounting will be made in the
paper next week, all of the bills con-
tracted have not as yet been secured,
and an accurate statement is not avail
able at this time:
The Winslow mail., 1920-01-02

Miss Julia Dye, Car Clerk for the
Santa Fe, has returned from thirty
days vacation spent with relatives in
Les Angeles, San Francisco and
Berkeley. Miss Dye while in Berke-
ley was visiting at the home Of her
brother. James Dye, who is in the shoe
business in that town and is doing
fine. She also saw Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
Hansen while there and reports that
Gus is working in bank and is so fat
that she hardly knew him.
The Winslow mail., 1920-01-02
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Church officiated. After the ceremony
dainty luncheon was served, during
which the guests were favored with
several selections of Indian music on
the phonograph.
The happy bride and groom left i'm
mediately for the Grand Canyon to
spend their honeymoon.
The Winslow mail., 1920-01-02
By the President of the United States
of America:
A Proclamation:

Relinquishment of Federal Control
ofrailroads and systems of trans
portationl
Whereas, in the exercise of auth
GRITTY committed to me by law l have
therefore, through the Secretary OF
War, taken possession of and have
the Director General of Rail
roads, exercised control over certain
systems of transportation
and property pertaining thereto or
connected herewith, systems OF
coastwise and transportation, engaged
in general transportation and owned
or controlled by said railroads or sys-
TENS of transportation, including al
terminals, terminal companies anC
terminal associations, sleeping and
parlor cars, private cars and private
car lines, elevators, warehouses, tele-
graph and telephone lines and all
other equipment and appurtenances
commonly used upon or operated as a