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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-25
FRECKLES
Now ls the Time to Get Rid of These
 Ugly Spots

There's no longer the slightest need of feeling ashamed of your freckles, as Othine- double strength--is guaranteed to remove these homely spots
 strength-from any druggist and apply A little of it night and morning and you should soon see that even the worst freckles have begun to disappear, while the lighter ones have vanished entirely. It is seldom that more than an ounce is needed to completely clear the skin and gain beautiful clear complexion.
 Be sure to ask for the double strength Othine this is sold under guarantee of money back if it fails to remove freckles- Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-25

Mir. and Mrs. H. Olim left for . few weeks on . business and pleas- ure trip combined, and on return will be pleased to meet all their friends and customers at their usual place of business, 1928 4th Ave.
The Winslow mail., 1920-12-24
DOINGS OF THE SOLONS

drastic anti-strike bill imposing
heavy Imprisonment and fines ranging
from $500 to $4,000 upon striking
railway employees, was passed by the
senate without an opposing vote.
Representative Treadway, Massa-
chusetts Republican member of the
house ways and means comittee, in
troduced bill imposing tax of a
quarter of one per cent on all bank
deposits. It is estimated that such a
tax would net a revenue of approx
IAatetly a billion a year.
Congressional leaders decided that
the way to help the farmers out was
to enact an emergency tariff bill to
run for one year and to act as an en-
barge against importations.
The bill will apply to wheat, cotton,
wool, beans, patotoes, livesock and
meat
Senator Smith, Democrat, Geor-
gia, offered an amendment to the fed
eral reserve act to make cotton fac
tors paper eligible for discount at the
banks.
Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska pre-
sented bill to amend the federal re-
serve act to permit the secretary of
the treasury to place profits resulting
from operations of the system as spe-
cial deposits in such reserve banks as
he might select. These deposits would
remain in the bank not to exceed one
year and would be used to discount
paper of member banks loaned on ag-
ricultureal products or livestock.
The house ways and means commit
tee ordered favorably reported the bill
of Representative Edmonds, Republi-
can Of Pennsylvania to suspend penal
ties to be imposed by the internal rev.
enue bureau under the law for failure
OF firms or individuals to pay the final
installment Of taxes which fell due
last Wednesday.
The committee reduced the limit of
the suspension from sixty days, as
proposed by Representative Edmond,
to fifty days.
The Winslow mail., 1920-12-24
CHECK ARTIST ARRESTED

Marshal Ed Gardner arrested
Pedro Hernandez. clever check art
ist Wednesday morning who had rails
ed a Santa Fe check from $7O4 to
$70.40 and cashed it at the j. G. Pen
ney Company after buying a few small
articles. The work was so well done
that no one except an expert could
have performed such a piece of work
and although it passed through sew
eral banks and was not detected until
checked against list issued checks
in the Santa Fe treasurer's office in
Los Angeles. The treasurer notified
the local authorities and with the as
sistance of Managev Gravely Of the
Penney Company the man was soon
in Jail. He was arraigned before
Judge Sweeney, who found him guilty
and bound him over to the superior
court, setting the bond at $1,000. Be
ing unable to furnish bond he was
taken to the County Jail at Holbrook
for safe-keeping until the January
term of the superior court, and will
no doubt be sent to the penitentiary
The Winslow mail., 1920-12-24

dis after conviction OF selling several
thousand head of tubercular cattle
throughout the west under false pa
pers representing them government
tested and healthy. He began serving
his sentence June 4, 1919. Last July
President Wilson cut the sentence to
four years. At that time Judge Lam
dis, in open court, declared he could
not understand the workings" of the
presidents mind
Il can't sentence these men with
the Dorsey thing fresh in my mind"
Judge Lands declared in court today
"Dorsey's activities ran into the thou
sands of dollars while these men stole
only a few hundred dollars worth of
merchandise. l will continue this
case Indefinitely"
The Winslow mail., 1920-12-24
AN APPEAL TO THE
AMERICAN PEOPLE

Three and half million children in
Eastern and Central Europe have no
alternative to disaster between now
and next harvest except American
aid. For months, because the needy
were SO numerous and the available
funds SO limited, these most helpless
sufferers in the track of war have
been admitted to American feeding
stations only if tragically UNDER
nourished. and have received Ameri-
can medical aid ouly if desperately
threatened by death from disease.
America saved 100000 European
children winter before last. Normal
recuperation cut the need nearly in
half last year, but unusual conditions
have resulted in scant shrinkage of
child destitution during the twelve
months just past. The response of
America must now decide whether
100000 of these charges, in acute
distress, shall begin to be turned
away in January from more than IT,
600 asylums, hospitals. clinics and
feeding stations dependent on Ameri-
can support. There would be no trag-
edy in history SO sweeping or so des-
tructive of those who can deserve no
evil.
America has not failed in the past
in great heartedness. She has never
had more poignant call than this.
Contributions should be turned over
to the local committees which are
now being formed for this national
collection, or sent to Franklin K.
Lane, Treasurer, Guaranty Trust Co.,
New York City.
Mrs. Grady Gammage of Winslow
has been appointed chairman for Ma
vajo county in this campaign. Fill
out coupon and mail your contribu-
ton to her.
The Winslow mail., 1920-12-24
METHODIST CHURCH

The churches of Winslow will unite
in the observance of the Week of
Prayer" and beginning Monday even
ing. January 3rd, services will be held
as follows: Monday and Tuesday
evenings at the First Methodist
church Wednesday and Thursday
evenings at the Christian church and
Friday and Saturday at the Baptist
church. Every one is cordially in
vited to attend these meetings.
In the absence of the pastor the pull
pit will be occupied Sunday morning
by Mr.. Gammage. at which time he
will deliver an address. The evening
hour will be taken up by represen-
tation of the Passion Play by Mrs.
Gammage.
On last Sunday evening at the Me-
thodist church cantata, "The Star of
Bethlehem" picturing the nativity of
Christ was given by the Sunday school
class. The program was exceedingly
interesting and impressive from be-
ginning to end, and the packed house
enjoyed it to the fullest extent.
Special credit is due Mrs. James Day
for the great amount of time and eff
fort as well as musical talent which
she generously gave toward the train
ing of those in the cantata. At the
close of the program $45 was collected
for the Near East Relief.
The Winslow mail., 1920-12-24
WINsLOW MAIL CHANGES HANDS

This week the deal was closed
whereby Judge Root of Needles be-
comes the new owner and Editor of
The Winslow Mail. Judge Root will
take active management, of the paper
in the first of the year.
The present editor was very reluct-
ant about disposing of his interests
in the paper. but due to the fact that
our other business required the great
er part of our time, and realizing that
we could not give our subscribers the
paper they are entitled to without CIV
a large amount of time and attention
to the publication, We deemed it best
to dispose of our interests.
Judge Root is an experienced news
paper man, having been in the game
for 80 years, and is at the present
time Editor of the Needles, California,
Nugget He is also one of the great
est boosters for good roads and irri-
cation projects in the Southwest, and
is at present the President of the
Nedles Chamber of Commerce, and
will be needed asset to the town of
Winslow We can assure our readers
that if they will get behind him and
give him the needed assistance he will
give them the best paper ever pub
lished in Winslow
Judge Root will take active charge
of the paper on January 1st. The
present editor wishes all bills against
and that all accounts be paid before
that date.
The Winslow mail., 1920-12-24
BROTHERHOOD OF RAILROAD
TRAINMEN ELECT OFFICERS

AT recent meeting of the Bro
therhood of Railroad Trainmen No.
All the following officers were elect
ed for the year 1921
President, w. S. Kislingburg; Vice
President, Joe Patterson: Secretary
and Treasurer, E. A. Bogue; Conduc-
tor, B. d. Clark; Chaplin, Thos.
Ingledew; Warden, P. Robbins; In
side Guard, j. W. Hymer; Outside
Guard, H. W. Walker; Agent Official
Pierre Parrish; Medical
DR.. P. D. Sprankle.
The Winslow mail., 1920-12-24
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
w. l.. Martin, Pastor

Bible school 9:45 a. m Morning
worship and communion II a. m.
Brother Fouts and See will have
charge of the services The pastor
will be absent OH a visit home to
spend Christmas.
Christian Endeavor at $50 D. m
Wilbur Hensley leader.
There will be no evening preaching
to hear Mrs. Gammage on the Pas
sion Play at the M. E. Church
new Years Eve social will be held
at the church. TIL program is being
arranged by the men and womens
classes of the Sunday school,
The Winslow mail., 1920-12-24

Stenographer Martha Pedlow is
spending the week end at Phoenix.
Brakeman T. c. Anderson is spend
ing the Christmas holidays at Needles.
Mrs. L. S. Brooks, wife of Brake
man Brooks, is spending the week
end in Gallup.
Machinist j. J. Abel has left for
the Los Angeles hospital due to an
injury of his hand.
Mrs. F. E. Ennis, sons Jack and
Clyde, family of Conductor Ennis, are
in Los Angeles visiting relatives.
Fireman W. r. Carson and wife
are spending the Christmas holidays
at the Grand Canyon.
A & B. Clerk Edward Florin was
visitor at Fort Wingate last Sun
day.
Fireman w. H. Coleman is visiting
friends at Phoenix.
Mrs. ]. L. Curry, wife of Fireman
Curry, is visiting friends at Holbrook.
Fireman r. M. Easily has left for
San Diego to visit friends during the
holidays.
Brakeman J. B. Dobbs has returned
from Belen, where he was visiting
friends.
Brakeman j. B. Edwards is in Los
Angeles this week visiting friends.
The Winslow mail., 1920-12-24
PUPILS GIVE PIANO RECITAL

The following recital which was
given Monday evening, December 20,
by the piano pupils of Miss Nan
Brown, was enjoyed by patrons and
friends:
Lightly Row-Instructor, Charlotte
Matthie.
a, Valse in A minor-E Meserve; b,
Mermaid Song, Weber, Harry Logan.
Lightly Row, Instructor, Isabel Re-
corden
Dorothy, Smith, Airline Miller.
Minuet in G, Beethoven, Joe Rohrer.
Robins Lullaby, Krogmann. Dorothy
Fouts.
Listen says the Bass, Inst, Dennis
Sweeney
a, Water Sprites, Heller; b, Shower
or Roses. Elmina Hagan.
Minuet, Bach, Mary Ellen Hagan.
a, Rondo, Bach; b, Softly Sings the
Brooklet Margaret Hoover.
Minuet, Bach; b, Will-o-The Wisp,
Jungmann, Fred Gillard.
Old Folks at Home, Smith. Helen
Ramage
Solon Mazurka, Bohn, Kitty Keyes.
a, Humoresque, Dvorak; b, ManzaniI-
10, Robyn, Bertram Spellmire.
Two Larks, Leschetizky, Virginia
Bly,.
The, Brook, Pape. Marvel Penrod.
The Winslow mail., 1920-12-24
PERSONAL MENTION

John Tatum has sold his ranch east
OF town to j. M. LaPrade, and has
moved his family. to near Chico. Cal.
to make their future home.
l.. e. Curtis and family have moved
to San Pedro, California, where Mr.
Curtis has accepted a position.
Walter McLaws and family of Hol-
brook were here few days last week.
Fred Golfer, of Golfer, Arizona. was
business visitor here a day this
week
W. e. Ferguson, prominent attor-
ney of Holbrook. was here on legal
business this week.
County Attorney Riley Greer was
here on business connected with his
office this week.
I. NJ. Quebedeaux of the Arizona
State Bank left this week on short
business trip to Phoenix.
c. H. Jordon. prominent attorney
of Holbrook. was a business visitor in
the city Wednesday.
Dan Divelbess, stock Inspector was
here several days this week.
Miss Elva Howell arrived this week
from Tucson. where she is attending
he University to spend Christmas
with her sister, Mrs G. G.. Bazell
Kenneth Myers returned this week
from short business trip to Phoenix.
Frank Flickeringer of Florence is
spending his Christmas vacation with
his family here.
About fifteen or twenty teachers of
the Winslow public schools leave next
Monday to attend the State Teachers
Association at Phoenix.
The Winslow mail., 1920-12-24
Observation-Disclosures

Mr.. D. B. Farnsworth and Miss
Marguerite Reynolds were united in
marriage at Holbrook last Tuesday,
December 21st.
Miss Reynolds is one of Winslow's
most accomplished and beautiful
young ladies and is very popular
among the younger set.The groom is
a popular Santa Fe employee and has
been in Winslow several years and
numbers his friends by his large ac-
quaintance. After a short honeymoon
spent on the Coast the happy couple
will return to Winslow for their fu-
ture home.
The Winslow mail., 1920-12-24
LECTURE RECITAL ON
- PASSION PLAY

On Sunday evening at the Methodist
church the people of Winslow will be
accorded a rare treat of the Passion
Play by Mrs. Grady Gammage.
Mrs. Gammage saw the world-re-
nowned presentation of the Passion
Week of Christs life in Oberammer-
goa, Baravia, in 1910 She will give
a history of the play and describe the
place, the people and their artistic
power. closing the evening with q
dramatic reading of the opening and
closing scenes Of the play.
The Winslow mail., 1920-12-24
APPOINTED NEW JUSTICE

The Board of Supervisors consist
ing of Messrs. Creswell, Freeman and
Flanagan met at Holbrook December
Is and appointed Attorney J. l..
Sweeney judge of the Winslow JUS
by the death of Judge J. F. Mahoney.
The Board felt that with the increased
court business in Winslow that a re-
gular licensed attorney should be sell
ected for the place. Practically every
The Winslow mail., 1920-12-24

A. & B Clerk Maurice B. Anderson
of the Fresno office is in the city
spending the Christmas holidays with
his mother
Assistant Chemist j. r. Whitesides
of Albuquerque was a business visitor
the first part of the week.
Conductor o. M. Stewart and wife
have been called to Richland Center,
wisconsin on account of the death of
Mr.. Stewards father.
District Freight Agent F. c. Cruice
of Phoenix is business visitor in the
city.
Assistant Division Engineer Frank
G. Kinney has returned from a busi.
ness trip to Los Angeles.
Electrical Engineer A. B. Young
of Los Angeles was business visit
or in the city the first part of the
week.
Signal Engineer E. Winans has re
turned to Los Angeles after a busi-
ness visit to the city.
Miss Helma Sholund has resigned
her position as Court Reporter at
Holbrook and has accepted the Head
Stenographer's position in the super
intendent's office here
Mrs. Mae Snee Pierce, stenographer
has left for visit with friends at
Kansas City during the holidays.
Raymond Sanders of Denver, Colo.
has accepted a stenographic position
in the General Foreman's office.
Travelling Freight and Passenger
Agent Gerry Abbott of Phoenix is a
business visitor in the city.
Miss Alice Her, sister of Engineer
Her, has returned to Albuquerque to
re-enter school after a visit in the
city.
Comptometer operator Helen Twit-
chell and son Master Hamilton are
spending the Christmas holidays al
the Grand Canyon.
The Winslow mail., 1920-12-24
GEN. P. H. BARRY DEAD

Sawtelle, CAL, Dec. 21-General
Patrick Henry Barry, governor of the
United States soldiers home here, and
known as leader of the grand army
of the republic, died at his residence
on the home grounds today, following
breif illness which his physicians
had not believed would be serious.
The Winslow mail., 1920-12-24
LANDIS REFUSES TO SENTENCE
SIX CONVICTED MEN

Chicago, Dec. 21.-Judge K. M.
Lands today refused to sentence six
men charged with stealing 600 sacks
of sugar from trains in intervale
comerce, after learning that President
Wilson had last week granted a par
don to James ]. Dorsey. Of Gilbert,
ILL.,, known as the millionaire cattle
king"
Dorsey was sentenced to eight years
in Leavenworth prison by Judge Ian
The Winslow mail., 1920-12-24
BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Preach
ing services Sunday at IL a. m
The young people will give Christ
mas song story entitled "Drusilla of
Nazareth" Sunday, December 26th,
at 1880 p. m. The Sunday school will
have a contest New Years Eve, Dec
31st, at the church. The contest will
be a bible Down" with questions
based on the O.. T. Following the
contest the young people will have
watch party.
The Winslow mail., 1920-12-24
European Relief Council

One dollar saves the life of one child
for one month;
Ten dollars save the life of one child
till next harvest;
One hundred dollars saves the lives
of ten children, and
One thousand dollars saves one hun
dred children till next harvest
l enclose $.....-... to save the
life of (child or
children fOr......... (month. or
till next harvest)
Signed
The Winslow mail., 1920-12-24

business man in Winslow urged the
Board to appoint Mr. Sweeney and
his appointment seems to meet with
popular APPROVAL all feeling that JUS
tice will be dealt out fairly and
squarely regardless of race, color or
sex.
The Winslow mail., 1920-12-24
RAILROAD NOTES


city while en- route to the coast from
Chicago. He was travelling in private
car No. 8, and was accompanied by
his staff
Fireman Edward Niday has len
for San Diego where he will spend
the Christmas holidays.
Fireman R. L. McNelly is spending
the holidays with friends at Selig-
man.
Wednesday Mr. Godfrey Hotter
hoff, treasurer of the Coast Lines
with headquarters at Los Angeles,
was in the city while enroute to
Chicago. He was travelling in pri-
vate car No. 10, and was accompanied
by his staff.
Fireman r. G.. McClintic has left
for Richmond, California, for a visit
with friends during the holidays.
Los Angeles where he will enter the
hospital for treatment
Machinist George Martin has been
called to Vallejo, California on ac-
count of the serious injury of his
sister
Mrs. M. B. Mcnamara. wife of Con-
ductor Mcnamara, has left for AL
bupuerpue to spend the week end.
Brakeman R. Langford has left for
Los Angeles where he will spend the
holidays.
Fireman J. K. Keeton, wife and
daughter Miss Audrey have left for
San Diego where they will visit with
trends.
Rodman C. J. Koerner of the engin
eering department has left for Los
Angnles to spend the Christmas
holidays.
Engineer A. w. Haydock is in
Riverbank. California. spending the
week end visiting relatives.
Conductor G. b. Henderson and wife
are Christmas shopping in Albuquer-
que this week.
o3,,,~ N~t1 ap1r 1foy, r
Jones and wife are spending the week
end at the Grand Canyon.
Clerk o. S. Hadley and wife are
spending Christmas at the Grand
Canyon.
Clerk w. E. Rord leaves shortly
for Los Angeles where he will visit
friends.
Wednesday the 11th Field Artillery
from Kansas City, enroute to San
Francisco, passed through the city.
They were travelling special. The
train consisted of about 81 cars COM
tourist sleepers. Such sight two
years ago would hav' attracted
very little attention, but today
large crowd was on hand.
Posting Clerk Franklin Carter is
now in Kansas City and will remain
at that point during the holidays. His
brother Glenn will return with him
the early part of next week.
Word has been received from
Maintenance Clerk Alex Robertson,
who is now at Phoenix, that he is
steadily improving in health and
hopes to return to. Winslow within
the next few weeks.
Division Engineer Roy C. Kline has
left for Fresno where he will spend
the holidays with relatives.
Travelling Accountant M. e. (Dutch)
Hebert Is here from Los Angeles to
spend the holidays with his folks.
Miss Mabelle Kisthard, comptometer
operator in the superintendent Of
fee, is spending the Christmas holi
days at the Grand Canyon.
Mrs. Joseph B. Fussell and children
have left for RakerSfield California
where they will spend the holidays
visiting friends.
The yellow tourist sleeper of the
G. M. & St. P. which is now operated
weekly over the Santa Fe from Chi
cago to points in California is the OBJ
ject of much interest 1t does pre-
sent quite contrast with the other
euuinment
The Winslow mail., 1920-12-24

Carpenter Willie Archer is shopping
in Albuquerque this week.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-16
Don Manuel A. del Vale

Este Ingeniero Quimico, graduado de
La Universidad de Michigan, ha sido
nombrado professor de quimica del Co
legio de Agricultural y Artes Mecanicas
de Mayaguez partir del dfa primero
de octubre del presente afio.
Despues de su graduaci6n, ejerci6 Ell
cargo de Ayudante Instructor de Qui-
mica de la Universidad de Michigan,
puesto que renunci6 para ocupar la pla
"a de Quimico en- Ia Central Plazue-
Ia. Despu6s entr6 en- Ell servicio mill
tar en- Ell Campamento de Cayey, ha-
biendo obtenido ell cargo de primer re-
niente; y fue ascendido Captain POGO
tempo despues de organisado ei Cam
pamento alas Casas''
Ha ejercido su profession en- los Cen
trales "C6rcega'', "Pasto viejo' y &C
tuaIrrsnte es Quimico superintendent
de Fabrica del Central "Constancia'
de la Compafiia azucarera del Toa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-16
TATIcA cAMPos

Por noticias que nos comunica ell en-
tusiasta deportista Frank Porrata, que
lego hace POGO de Nueva York, nos
hemos enterado del lamentable suceso
ocurrido al excelente jugador cuyo es Ell
nombre que encabeza estas lineas, y
que es muy conocido en- Puerto Rico
por habernos visitado en- dos ocasiones
fernando parte del team Cuban Stars.
FL suceso ocurri6, segdn informan, de
la manera siguiente:
Tu6 en- un desafio celebrado en- Nue.
va York. Toc6le Tatica ir al bate, pa
leando, y cogi0 la primera. AL tratar
de alcanzr la segunda, 10 hizo con tan
maIa suerte, que, al tirarse, sufri6 La
fractura del brazo izQuierdo.
Lamentainos de todas veras el per-
canoe ocurrido al simpatico jugador.
MoNsANT
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-16
@zIfisur4algd2

III Tribunal Ordena que La escritura de
adopci6n de la nina vistela Estrella
Espada sea inscrita en- Ell Registro Civil
correspondence.
Rafasl Berdeguer VS.. Clara Negr6n.
Divorcio. Ambas parties ieyeron sus ale
gatos. oueda el case pendiente de am
piiacion en- la prueba testihcal y do
eumental con certihcaci6n de matrimo-
MO.
sEccIoN sEGUNDA
III Pueblo. de Puerto Rico. VS.. ElOy
Ramos; acometimiento Y aggression gra-
ve. Sc declare culpado. La corte lie con
dena a $40 de multa las costas.
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Hlyoess - GALE y

en- caguas, pues queda violada con Ell
mayor descaro, sin que los agentes de la.
autoridad adopten ninguna clase de me-
didas.
Los domingos, durante todo el day
denas dias festivos, pulula por las ca
lies de ciudad un grupo numeroso de
quincalleros ambulantes, que venden
mercancias secas.
SQu6 clase de privilegios son esos?
Green que solo ellos pueden vender pii-
blicamente, y 20, por ejemplo, que pago
al Tesoro insular cincuenta d6lares, no
puedo vender absolutamente NADIA en- mi
establecimiento mercantil (mercancias
secas), con el peligro de que me denun-
Glen y me revienten con una multa. To-
do pudiera suceder
lYo creo que la ley debe ser igual
para todo ciudadano!
UN coMERCIANTE. =
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NOtas Deportivas
DOS TELEGRAMAs

Pho DaviIa, San Juan.
su telegrama dirigido Antonio Cor
dian, ex manager del team ''Pon-
ce'', me ha sido referido para su con-
testaci6n. (vea "Aguila y. lie doy reor
ganizaci6n de esta novena; aceptaria-
mos ir San Juan ell domingo por dos
cientos d6lares. En- una otra forma
una respuesta oportrna es solicitada.
d. oBERTo IRIzARRY
Manager