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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-05-05
ATTEMPT TO ROB sOLOMOss BANK

Wednesday morning. April "a, sey-
erRl small robberies were discovered
on Soiomons, which occurred during
the previous night. The Rckar store
was entered and the cash drawer riiied
of about Sl5 The store of Webster n
Bro. was also visited and number "
articles taken. When the cashier ar.
rived at the bank II was found that The
door of the building had been forced,
and the thief stole q lot Of stamps md
other articles, including The pistol kept
In the bank A number ~ burned
matches were sircwn ahout the floor
around the vault, showinR thai the
thief was not veil prepared for the Job
Il vas evidently the work 81 an anna
tenr and uaarbY resident,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-05-05
HISTORICAL PROPERTY CHANGES HANDS


On April rs, as trustee, Walter j..
Mitchell sold at In Plata the property
known as 'Whortlelerry, upon
which Is located the same dwelling
house in which the late Thomas A..
Jones resided wncn be aided John
Wilkes Booth, the assassio ~ Prcsi.
dent Lincoln, 70 cross tile Potomac.
For several days, under the direction
of the late Col. Samuel Cox, Jones
carried food % Booth from this his
dwelling place, 10 . wooded spot which
Is now the site Of the town Of Bel Al
ton, point about midway between the
respective homes 81 Cox aud Jones.
Sleeping upon the damp earth had a
tendency 70 complieate Booths suffer
ing from his broken limb, and u was
finally decided By Cox and Jonas to
put him across tie river. Twas Jones'
who executed ttis feat, and tho point
from which Booth embarked vas op
posit' the property sold 90 Tuesday,
along the hsrtgric Potomac.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-05-05
Localwise & Otherwise

Mrs. Kate Hayden is very III at her
home at Maddox.
Capt. VIM. w. Clark, of Ridge, was
county visitor on Tuesday.
Mr.. aBud'' Adams, OF st. Georges
Island, spent part Of Monday in Leon
ardtown.
n you are a baseball player or even
baseball fam attend the meeting
at Leonard Hall on Sunday, May s,
at 3p. IN.
On Saturday last Judge Camalier
drew tine jury for the next term OF Court
fon Charles County, which convenes
on May 10Th.
Mrs. r. o. Margan, who has been
spending the winter in Washington
with Mr. and Mrs Roach Abel, has
sreturned to her home in Leonardtown
for tho summer.
There will be an important meeting
oil tho ST. Mary's Academy Alumnae
at tho Academy on Sunday, May 10Th,
at . P. M All members are urgently
requested to attend.
Miss louise Hayden and Miss Cath
crime johnson have returnrd TO Nor
RaDza alter spending week with their
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. John J
Hess. Of Thompksnsville, Charles coun-
ty.
High tide on tuesday loosened some
blocking under the warehouse at
Brome's Wharf, st. Mary's City, and
caused the building to slide off its
foundations into the water, damaging
o quantity OF fertilizer.
Mr.. Charles L. Robrecht OF the
Bureau OF Engraving and Printing,
ashington. ID. c., returned home on
Saturday last a.tAr. visit to his par
entss Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Il. Ro-
brccht OF ST. Georges Island.
My stock is complete, my prices arc
low; handle quality goods as you
all know So when you are out for a
spin and no place TO go, drive down
70 z b Longs and | II thank you so.
Some very exceptional values in mems
and boys clothing. just arrived. =
Adv
Report has it that a whiskey ship is
afloat Ia the Patuxent river, laden with
tho real article. Detectives Mudd,
Edelen and Gardiner left La Plata
promptly on Tuesday in quest ofthe
craft, but have not been heard OF since.
Another searching party Is being Or
gauized Times Crescent.
All who are interested in the organi-
zation Of a base bali team for Leon
ardtown are asked 10 attend a meet
ing at Leonard Hall on Sunday, May
bth, AZ ; p. m. Teams are being or
gained at several towns in Southern
Maryland and good season is as
slired u team can be formed here.
The Charlotte Hall baseball team
will play Bel Alton Athletic Club at
Charlotte Hall on Saturday, May 7th,
game to be called at $50 D. m. Bel
Alton claims a strong team. Among
the moepdsmen is Alan tIefty) Her.
bert, ex-Taonard Hall, Mt st Joseph
and Oriole star lie. will be caught by
Bruce Matthews, OF Mruryisad State
fame.
Another OF the Art Association pic
lures will be given at the Town ball,
Leonardtown. on Thursday, May II,
afternoon and evening, by Sc. AloYsius
Church The picture, besides showing
beautifully the wonderful life OF Joan
oi Arc, her triumph and death, gives
IN detail The a9tnal scene ip the vati-
can when she was canODfzed by His
Holiness, pnpe Benedict XIV. The
film Is the ftst and only one ever taxi
On IN the Vatican, and gives Ia minute
-'uetail ali the wonderful ceremonies OF
the canonizati0n, presenting a picture
OF pomp and magniiieence such as can
be seen only IN the great !iasilica of
st. PETERS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-05-05
SNOUFFER TURNER

Miss Bertha Lee. Turner, daughter
pf Rev. and Mrs. Barker Tufner, was
married at her home at Adamstown on
Wednesday, April 10th, to Mr.. Ashton
g. Snouifer, OF Frederick The bride,
who Is very popular In Leonardtown
where she lived for several years, is
the sister Of Mrs. John J. Duke and
was given away by Mr.. Duke, her
father, Rev. Barker Turner performing
the ceremony The BEACON extends
congratulations
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-05-05

F.ane ~ aSea an8 improvements
BIO g8 NkH aad lu}8 Faces iAt
la anA co 9 fk
fG8 hsaa hm ~ Ha0sg ana lef
sa4 improvements Idhf 4 d no
e folio ~ 1914 sud 1917 fages.
Niercnt aud faS;a. t 81.
Mefieisr IS Moogia uf POSI-
keE 81 nef. apd improvements Li-
brr 4 o a l3. foii0 s83 1857 'faSos,
interest aud costs si3 70.
RlFrn DISTRICT
tauior, Isaiah Estate. fart Ed.a-
.baFo' h aoass sid improvements,
i8ts q B a $40 81. folio i2I Bou-c
au8 lo la Charlotte l3alL Iiher T. Y
A SO g. folio t5l 1888 and 1911,
t'aSem inlar nnd costs $3.50
sys0p, Ginein l.Hna irnm Alvey.
SIC iceA iaiN and 1914 Tass, IN
te ans costs, gls ~
Winters gharle White Marsh,
Is 2a aefa aud Improvements. s.ihtr
Ne p p .. felln 3sJ l0lG Taxes TO-
ersai and ensls, 81 it.
sixTH plsrNrls
EeWe Dan u La IRON fuR
g8eaan i,iA Il Il & r fai0 8Sl
A8f3 Taxes INTEREST aad costs, d w..
NrtuHy Aarf a House aud lnt
Hnd impruS eneats L.iirr \ Il s. a.
iglio ~ 1916 aad iHtk Taxes. (u-
bFed aud enats, sl2 81
Nssib hfia# Addition, es acres and
np f0Felunnts diber J 6 No s, fos
sio aaf 6 2 a II, folio 5sl Ef3 i I9,
.tjlM 49, 1912 and 1917. TAzes, ln-
feresi 4sa costs, AZ g.
ffRWck, Harry House aud lot
rs deca 1915 and 1917. Taxcs, sa-
refesi sod costs, ~ 20.
fsnen, feoeRc lot and buildings.
re dced 1876 ans 1917 Rases, ne
tefesl and costs, si3 ~
sEvmTH DISTRICT
tsrtr Ailog House and lat aud
haHso aua lul icam Love and Charity
Seietp i.ibar Il % Is Nos, folio l5l
i9ia and 1911. TaSes, interest 8na
costs, a2a2K
GanaieFs Henry House and lat.
Iihpr Z II 4 No ., folio 80 1911.
EsEef, Interest and r1sts. So
Maao Jer8me Part 81 CalhariEe 5
Islaad, known as hall0ek3s Point
hoasa and improvements. fibce y Is
a 30. folio t3r 1871. Taxes, INTEREST
aud costs sls -.
Wina. Robafi. Land, acre. No
deed 1910 ara 1917 Taxes, interest
and costs, "a 81 EB
EIGHTH DISTRICT
3rown. Andrew. House aud bot. H..
Der p 3 a 4. folio l8e. 1917 Taxes.
interest aud costs. 81 ~
Colemaa, John H0asa aad lat, no
deed lai7 Taxes, ipierestand costs,
1884
Ouval, Garter Il ca. Hammett land
IS acres. aher + 3 A q, fnlin 2i2 1914.
Taxes, interest and costa Si2 98
Forrest, George Part ksoathuFg
plaina, q acres aud improvements, r.
Der j J g 4, folio 81. 1916 ard 1917
Taxes, interest and costs. 40 "a.
Forrest, Samuel II Lard from Geo
I v Barber, II aefea. lher y 3 A 4, folio
l69 1917. Taxes. intercat and coets.
S139
johnson. Eiizsheth A e. House and
TIT. liber n b a j, folio asa. 1917.
faxea, inscrest and costs. 81 "a.
Maa0n, Geo 7 House and 10 acres,
no deed. 1877 Taxes. interest and
cDste. 50 ST.
Nelson. Jno W Salisbury, 900 acres
fiber J FF ~, folio b5S 1917 Taxea
interest and costs, SEQ 80
NINTH DISTRICT
Crowdor, Oliver Z. Lot 3 10 acres
liter J J G 2. folio BOB 1916 ara 1877.
Taxes, interest ard costs, $500
Moore, Jerome. Fiuuac 1nd iot.
Monre'a Island, liber J AC 3. folio 1873.
1916 and 1877. Taxee, interest ard
costs, 81 "a.
Trice, Jos q, land, acres and hi
I Frovcmenta. liher f 3 A 4. folio 255
1917. Taxes. interest and costs. &2a 81
LAWRENCE y. WILLIAMS,
Late County Treasurer for ST. Marys
! County. MARYLAND.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-05-05
ROBERT DEAN

Robert Dean, aged 81 years, died al
California, IN the Eighth District, oA
Tuesday, May 3rd, after long Illness.
He was employed on DIR. HodRdon's
farm, "Dana-on-th the Patuxent. aud
was a very Industrious man. Heleaves
a wife and eight children.
Funeral services were hold on Wed
nesday, May 4th, at ST. Johns Chapel,
Hollywood
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-05-05
FARMERS GET TOBACCO CHECKS

La Plata, Md, May 3.--A number oil
farmers In this county have received
checks from the Maryland Tobacco
Growers Association for their aortiop
OF tobacco in the !, $50 hogsheads oi to,
bacco sold by the association TO one
consumer few weeks ago. This Il
said to have been the largest single
sale OF tobacco ever made on the
baltimore market.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-05-05
TOBACCO GROWERS TO MEET MAY I

Every district In the county should
be we'll represented at the meeting Of
s s PA Mays y i aob bss = 'Ss AS
House, Leonardtown, on Saturday.
May 7, at 80 p. m, The meeting is
most important one and as the deci-
sion taken on subjects presented will,
III large measure, define the policy oi
State Association, every member
should make q special effort to attend.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-05-05
STRIKE TIES UP BALTIMORE SHIPPING

The strike of marine workers which
began in Baltimore on Monday, May
2, In protest against q Is per cent cot
IN wages, Is assuming serious pro-
portions. Already 1000 men are oui
and Is ships are tied up 10 port. Gal
weston and New York report similar
condition.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-05-05
slfGHlE BIL DELAY APFOIAImpNI

Guset1ef itenke indicate M
that 10 may he some Eiine bel al. Die At-
He has no one particularly III mind
yet and has received no Applications
for the place.
LATER. Albert II. Weir was takes
suddenly III 10 his Office on Mppd8g Ut
3 p. IN. and died early the following
morning al his homo ii Mount WASH,
ington.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-05-05
LINDA ABEL MORRIS

Mrs. Linda Morris, wife Of Beavans
Morris, prominent farmer OF the
First district. died at her home. "Jut-
land. {" on Wcdnes lay, April 27h,
aged IS years, leaving her husband
and -four children surviving her.
Funeral services were held on April
10Th, at Trinity Church, St Mary's
CITY
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-05-05
DANIEL A. HAMMETT

Died at his home near Park Hall on
Tuesday, April 20, Daniel A. Hammctt,
aged about 63 years. He leaves a
widow and four grown children.
Funeral services were held on April
"a at ST. Georges, Valley Ice.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-05-05
Theft SiNatiORaI BankOfSt. Mary'S
At LeonardtOwn, Maryland
ANNOUNCES THAT WILL MOVE mo IT'S NEW BANKING BUILDING on THE CORNER
MONDAY, MAY 9

n the construction u this new modern reproof building
have endeayored 70 anticipate the needs of
well the large growth Of this bank Nothing has been
geced that would contribute TO upodate bank service
customers including modern fire and burglar proof vault with
safe deposit boxes The outside door this vault alone
weighs six tons
Special provision Tor comfort and convenience Of all custom
and especially for lady patrons has been provided
II y The sincere wish Of the Directors and Officers Of the
First National Bank Of st. Mary that every St Marys
County consider this HIS Err BANK It has been built
l8f yoe and 70 render SERVICE to you We have said
much during the erection Of this building but have left each
step q Us construction to speak for itself We believe that in
this building The community well take pride 1t shows
first Of all appreciation for your hearty cooperation and
patronage and our faith ia this community and county
i viii be recalled that this bank the Oldest and only
hatona Bank in St MaYy County and tha this bank
M made possible for people to enjoy TO know, banking
yenienees We trust that have provided service that
asryes ind protection that protects.
Upon the foundation Of honest and careful service and fair
dealings The First National Bank has grown into large bank
and people may assured that effort will be spared
70 gigcsueh service will continue merit your undivided
support
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ST. MARY's
Ar LE0NARDTowN
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-05-05
Notice 20 Creditors

Orphans Court IT 81. Marys County.
Sct:--AprD 28 1924
This = 70 give noiica THAI DE sub
seriber has oblained from dc Orph-
ans Gourt for 81 MARY County lct.
ters tcstamcniary IN she estate az
). FRANK SMITH
late 81 said county deceased An
PERSONS having cl8ius againbt said
deceased arc hereby warnrd sae&hlbii
the Same With ilic rnuerers ,acaoE 81
the subscriber on OF before tn 1glli
day ~ Ogtsper, 1922 thfy nlyniier-
wiro by Jaw Or excluded .lHa ~ apue
iit oi said estate An pcfaans fndaNt4
"a a. said estate gro requested e. maize
immediate payment
ST. AbfCE SMITH.
2gGt. Eefegiffg
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-05-05
FARM WANTED.

Wanted ~ hear from owher ~ q
iaria or good lstid sur sale for fall dc,
livery = JONES,
f-ii-it Rox 55s, Olney, M.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-05-05
/ AK Sale
or 49,
Real Estate
~ ~
ST. Mary's County,

rs virtue 80 Hilhnty @s'hd s. Hl
- Late G0nhtg itfHsefr taf
Mary Count ~ Afiici ~ - fAs q
~ Public Local Law THle
Nary'a Counts. anb4tn Fm
TfeafureF'. ne amaBed " nr4
237 ~ The Acts Of the General e etis
bis " 1890. Chspttf gi0 ~ ir Acts 10
1902. Chsutsr 7G2 ~ the krte of lssE.
and Chapter z26 81 the Acts 3 lHie. s
Lawrence T. Williams. dolly eieftgd
County Treasurer Tor Sci MRrV'f t'a4as
y for the yenra 1915 aud en- pM Mse
ypmher z. 1915. ard dB'g qialshed ~
such on Apguas Eth. 1916. % herehy
give notice iaat haVing heretofore
notified 4eIinqaeats w required ~ law.
that their taxes fpF faid years wrrU
due ard ~ arrears I viii sgll hg Lua
each, az The Court iioaHe ds4F a. Lean9
ardt1wn on
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-05-05

We offer s10O00 FOR any case or catarrh
that cannot be cured w HALL IS
CATARRTI MEDICINE.
HALLS cATARRII MEDICINE is taxi
en- internally and acts through the El0od
on the Mucous Surfaces az the System.
Sold by druggists Tor over forty years.
Price 75c. Testimonials free
=. }. Cheney q Co. Toleso. Ohio.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-05-05

Blessing Of Corner Stone
Music Admission Ere
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.Nfhiru. Soptd,ru a

HIuttlly &ubiuICit.
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5um Sot. 9TH blieb nod elm pnar
SefunOen itehcn uuo lab ibr nodl.
Gam IeQte tic Die @dHoe auf oen
8iideu mo giug lnngiam uui Dem
6abrmcg Dem Shieneu folgeno, bis
,uul NSoiier.
0ier itano Stti oft, b%eionNcrs
abeuo3. menn aui Sen @eritcn mo
S~tattcpIdBcn nlo in oen 6abrifen
1ie Sid)ter aufipraugeu ltno iuclin
tie rotten lmo griinrn Signallatcr,
rcn Der bic @udt treu3euorn Camp.
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Sdcin beriibcrian0tcn. &on Den
tYenitern Der MerfitQtten nuo pom
S6lot Der Sdmieoe fladerten Die
rUtcn 2idtbabncu iiber9 @alier.
ltebernl ltanptte, bdmmertc, flirr.
il, ihrilte, tIan0 mo pitt eS. Il5
elmer @nicnIdcnte tlang SGrn: elm
mehoniidlea YiitiifinitrumIent ipielte
eulcn @aiicnbaucr, bo3u nltrNc con
beilcreu StimuIcn %aeIIugeu.
Aber Ole ltlrltbe orang nur bis
ans 8aiier. Die ounfIe, ;eet iait
ldimar5 mn0 Sub uno metalleu mir.
fouOe Slut bate etipaS 6rieOouleS.
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cmpiano e3 10. Sic IicB oie Mr..
ne b1ngeu unO atnlcte ticl aul. ltuO
babel iilbIte lie, onB ibr Die GrG.
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Sic bate cine ircu0loie Sitgcuo
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tern. bernodl Gle Giniamfeit bel Der
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nit Dem mie aus Dem @rot dufer.
ltanoenen, aus Der 6rcnaoe beim'
tcbrcnoen 8otcr 0o$ oQcS bnttc
liz iriib gcrcift. 0iit Der gol5ell
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i1mu1g an ibreu &oter ongcitloiien.
Aber Damn mar oieIe ircmoc 6ror
ousmiId)en getreten. Sic mnBte lidJ
nit ibr in Die Sicbr hires Sdter3
teilcn. llno Der Cell, Der ibr blieb,
mar Der fleinere 5uoem muBt!
tic iid ibn ioit heimlif nebmcn.
Vie groB mo ltort ood) Ole per
iilbrcriIde Ucluolt mar, Die 5rall
euc ouS3tiibCn luitBtc! Mdre es
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IL oieie Wtadt. @uS tie bel ieocr
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flatidt. Audl Otti bate ihon Dies
mo oas qebort, llRo lie iiihIte iid
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9tod ME mar ihr Die &oItuna ibrcl
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mod,te 1rau Guc 10 3~Dia8eno lotcn.
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(6ortIctHng loI3t)
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@utc$ hIdfmittel
5rIi n. t5u 6rou ~ IS if mtrt.
milrOiJ, iaac lit &hncr mean mein
Steiner nid,t ciuitluicn mill, banm
oi3s linn mciu Mann eineu @nnO
ieincr @coihtc iu2 Nct.drn uno Gil.
NeubIidltd ihli:t ncr Nrb eiul
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Sfmdbrtc 6rthdftsfirmcn
GcriherumaSs9 laeuturcn.

C.. s. VAN AUKEN, Berlidleruugs NgeR.: @h:s
ihdtiss ober Sid,erbetts f@oHbs. 2s Reari SiraBe.
hLhIA Il SON. User Serlidernua irgeno siHer VIZ
brnudt, ipeAteu 5epere. 1orH26pz obef be lest uH
umaduelidi uothpcHbiee .9iabiiitb" Eerthemna
peube wi ~ Aistu az Suha. $40 3eatl StrGfg.
Sbicrarst.
q. F HOLMES v. :. Il hleraraiC pirb prompt e.
i6etHeu. ipeuu sr aerUiuSalt tDirb, Gtftce 490 3al
Strnfe: g4ohnnne a25 iu6iid1e y. straBe bei6
TelebhoHe: ga Grohe. sets
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Zen aejt Scr 1ohe perbrnftg
15rau gre in unerquidlid)er 5tini-
mung. Sbren gerpobnten 3eeeTno
iong am Gouuersta9 naAmittag
The Snowflake herald., 1921-04-29
Well Known HOIbrOOk
Cattleman Passes Away

Charley Thomas, well known
citizen of Holbrook. passed away
in that city Monday. heart trou-
BILE said to have been the cause
of his death. Mr.. Thomas had
resided in this section for fifteen
or more years. coming here from
the Blue" country in New
Mexico. but was said to be origi-
nally from Texas. He was en-
gagged in the cattle business the
greater part of his life, and was
a generous and good-hearted
man. Deceased leaves a wife
and two young children, two
grown daughters by former
wife, and a host of friends to
mourn his death.
The Snowflake herald., 1921-04-29
BlOme Out As Vocational
Director After July

The services of DR.. R. H. H.
Blome, state director of voca-
tional education in Arizona, will
be dispensed with on the com
pletion of his term of office in
July. as a result of action taken
by the state board of education,
sitting as a vocational board.
Miss Elsie Toles, superintendent
of public instruction, was named
the new director, and will name
an assistant director to take ac-
tive charge Of this work. The
assistant director will also act
as supervisor of trades and in
dustries, position now held by
]. C. Ryan.
The board decided to retain
the positions of supervisor of
agriculture and of home eco
nomics.
The action of the board in
placing Miss Toles at the head
of the vocational training de-
partment. it was explained, is
in line with the general policy
of the administration to consoli-
date all educational activities
under one head, making that
head responsible for the cond-
uct of each department..
The Snowflake herald., 1921-04-29
Seeking Market in North
for Arizona Cattle

Because of the absence of a
market for Arizona cattle this
spring, E. H. Crabb, president
of the Arizona Cattle Growers
Association. has gone on a trip
through the northwestern states
in the effort to provide some
special means to take cattle out
of the state this spring.
AS a result of Mr.. Crabb's in
vestigations he has wired to the
Phoenix office Of the Arizona
Cattle Growers Association from
Wyoming, stating that Arizona
steers, heifers and COWS can be
sold at good prices 70 the feed
ers of cattle up there if the
Arizona banks will cooperate
with the cattlemen to the extent
Of accepting good paper to COW
er the sale there. Upon leaving
for this trip Mr.. Crabb had in
mind various suggestions of CO.
operation with the owners of
these maturing pastures who, it
was understood, are wanting
t / e but on account of
the scarcity of credit, were una
bic to buy. In his telegram he
states that after a careful sur
vey of the situation he believes
this plan to be preferable, and
urges cattlemen before selling
stuff, to look into the PROPOSE
ton. The cattle would all be
under fence and should reach
the pastures in the northwest
by June 10th or earlier if pos
sible.
1t is the plan of the Arizona
Cattle Growers Association, on
Mr.. Crabb's return, to formu-
late a systematic program to
carry out this arrangement in
detail for as many of the cattle
men of the state who may wish
and are able to ship in this
way, which will provide some
centralized means to look after
the credit end of it for all cat
tlemen taking advantage of the
arrangement.
The Snowflake herald., 1921-04-29
Fort Apache Ball Team
to Play Here Tomorrow

Hurrah! the baseball season
is about to open, regardless of
the arrival of spring.
Tomorrow the Fort Apache
baseball team will be here and
at 2 o'clock p. m. will stage a
contest with a local team. The
boys from the Fort are on their
way to Holbrook where they
will play that towns tossers on
Sunday.
1t is said the soldiers have a
much better lineup than when
they played and were defeated
by Snowflake at the fair here
last October.
The local boys have not as yet
organized for this season, for
the reason that so many of the
best performers are out of town,
working on county roads, etc.,
but a bunch of players have
been rounded up and promise
to give the soldiers at least
some practice.
Snowflake is liable to have the
best team in this part of the
country later on in the season,
when the team will be greatly
strengthened by the addition of
a few crack players from the
southern part of the state who
are coming to this part to make
their home.
Everybody should come out to
see the game at the Academy
grounds tomorrow at 2 D. m.
Game will start promptly at 2
as the soldiers are TO leave for
Holbrookathe same afternoon.
The Snowflake herald., 1921-04-29
n. |. A. to Celebrate
Coming of Spring

The local Mutual association
has concluded spring has ar
rived and will celebrate the
event tomorrow at 5 p. m. The
exercises will be held in the
open, on the Stake house lawn
IT the weather permits. There
VIII also be a basketball game
and other sports. making the
affair on the half-d day holiday
order. if the weatherman is in
the right humor. If conditions
are not favorable, the sports
will be dispensed with and the
exercises held indoors. Follow
ing is the program:
Duet, 20. Tell Us, Merry
Birds of Spring" Mr.. and Mrs.
Marshall H. Flake.
Address, "The Message O f
Spring. " Text: Look up and
be glad is the law of spring. -
Marion Rogers.
Reading Thalia Kartchner.
Solo. The Swallows" Tay-
lor Gardner.
Recitation, An April day.
Leo Freeman.
Spring, /" Y. W. J. Vol. 19,
p. 146-Bee Hive Girls.
The basketball game will be
at 5 and the program at 6 o. m.