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The Winslow mail., 1921-06-10
WINSLOW HIGH SCHOOL
STUDENT WINS SCHOLARSHIP

The friends and patrons Of the
Winslow High School and also the
friends of Ewart Day, a member Of
the recent graduation class. will be
pleased to learn that he has been
awarded the scholarship for Navajo
County This scholarship carries
with it the sum Of $50000. At the
examination recently held in Hol
brook there we're five candidates,
representing the towns of Winslow.
Holbrook and Snowflake.
The letter of notification from the
University of Arizona follows:
Mr.. Willis Ewart Day,
Winslow, Arizona.
Dear Mr. Day:
It is pleasure to advise you
that the Committee on County
Scholarships has awarded you that
scholarship for Navajo county for
the coming year. This award car
ries with it the sum of Five Humid
red dollars which shall be used by
the holder for tuition, room and
board at the University of Arizona
during the academic year following
the award" The statute covering
The Winslow mail., 1921-06-10
METHODIST CHURCH
G. L. York, Pastor

good children's day program is
to be given next Sunday evening al
o'clock All who wish to have the
children bapt:sed will present them
Sunday morning or Sunday evening
A good crowd was present Sunday
evening to see the pictures. Mr.. E
H. Aldorf gave the lecture in the
absence of Rev. Speck. Many ex-
pressed themselves as enjoying the
pictures and the lecture.
The Pastors subject for Sunday
morning will be Safety First"
Mrs. Temple Penrod sang a beaut-
iful and inspiring solo last Sunday
evening. We expect her to sing
next Sunday morning.
Several of our members andl
friends have gone OH their vacation
and still our Sunday school had an
attendance of S3 last Sunday. The
Ladies Aid had an interesting meet
ing at the parsonage last Wednes-
day afternoon.
The Winslow mail., 1921-06-10
PROF. AVDALOS START PEOPLE
TO DISCUSSIONS

People will talk This week the
talk of the town is about the won
derful results achieved by people
who have conferred with Professor
Avdalos. the palmist and medium.
i'll regard to the future.
Many have visited Prof. Avdalos
who is located over the Saddle Rock
Cafe. Among them being Mrs
Drum, P. O. Box 1891. says she is
amazed at the accuracy with which
the Professor prophecied her fut-
ure. Some of the prophecies hav-
ing already occurred It was due
to the Professors advice that Mrs
Drum, widow, was saved the ex-
pense of a law suit in regard to her
husbands estate.
Too Tiny Breen was amazed
when the Professor informed him
that he had received an important
was naturally justified when the
mailman delivered letter from
Spain and which contents tailed
with what the Professor had told
him they would be-
Re Professor has testimonials as
to the accuracy with which he
prophecied from all his clients.
He guarantees to give one the de-
tails of his or her name and will
give the whole name if requested
to do SO. This is merely done as a
proof that his remarkable faulty
is accurate.
The Winslow mail., 1921-06-10
NEWS IN OUR LOCAL
RAILROAD CIRCLES

Live Stock Agent A.. B. Mcqueen
of Phoenix was in the C ity confer
ring with local officials and visiting
local cattlemen in this vicinity.
Division Engineer Roy G. Kline
and family have returned from an
extended visit with relatives and
friends at Des Moines, Iowa, and at
Chicago, Illinois. On the return trip
: they were delayed several days at
Waynoka, Okla, on account of the
flood conditions in the middle west.
The Albuquerque division has ex-
perienced late passenger trains all
week due to the flood conditions i'll
Colorado, Kansas and Texas. The
northern route of the Santa Fe has
been washed out at numerous places
since the big flood at Pueblo Friday
and for two days the trouble was at
points on the southern district or
the Belen cutoff. All traffic is being
handled over the last mentioned
route and stub connections are
handling business each side of the
washout district. The Santa Fe
quickly recuperates from such dis
saters and no doubt but what traffic
will be normal in the next few days.
John Daley, superintendent of the
railroad ice plant is in San Bernard
ino and Los Angeles this week.
Maintenance Clerk John Grafton
has returned from Los Angeles
where he has been for the past few
DAYS in connection with schedule
matters for the Brotherhood of
Railway Clerks
Mrs. r. r. Jones and daughter
little Miss Sarah Francis, family of
Maintainer Jones have left for an
extended visit with relatives at
Springfield, Mo-, and other points in
that vicinity.
Division Accountant Harry c. ke-
belin has returned from business
trip L. the Grand Canyon and 9TH
er POINTS on the west end of the
division.
Head Timekeeper Gilbert Graves
is j. Prescott this week where he
has been called to assist the Phoen-
tx division office with some time
keeping matters.
Monday of this week vico-Presi
dent A. G. WELLS of Chicago was in
the city while EN- route to the coast
Mr.. Wells was travelling in private
car No. IL and was accompanied by
his staff Quite number of the
Albuquerque, division employees
were at the station to shake hands
with Mr.. Wells, he having been on
the Coast ines as general banagar
for years prior to being promoted
to his present position.
Superintendent William Matthie
is in Topeka this week where he
was called for a conference with
parent line officials.
The first of the week General
Manager I. l.. Hibbard was in the
city while ell route from Albu-
querque to his headquarters in Los
Angeles. Mr. Hibbard was travel
ing in private car No. and was
accompanied by his assistant, Chas.
E. Hill.
Engineer P. A. Sawyer was bus
mess visitor at Gallup last Sunday.
Trainmaster Clerk Vincent Jae-
ger of Gallup was in the city last
Sunday to attend the K. of C. in
itiation held here.
Mrs. c. V. Wellman, wife of Brake
man Wellman, has left for San
Francisco where she will visit rel
atives for several weeks.
The Winslow mail., 1921-06-10

Brakeman T. C. Anderson is
spending the week end with friends
at Needles, California, having left
for that point Wednesday Of this
week.
Engineer j. j. Anselmino has left
for Los Angeles where he will vis-
it relatives for several days.
Accountant c. d. Short of the
Mechanical Engineers office of To-
peka, Kansas, was a visitor in the
city the first of the week.
Brakeman G. II. Beeler leaves
shortly for Mount Victory, Ohio,
where he will spend several weeks
visiting friends ind relatives.
Supervisor of Personel T. A..
Gregg was in the city this week
while ell route from his headquart-
ers at Chicago to the Coast.
DR.. r. G. Bazell has left for Mayo
Brothers Hospital at Rochester,
Mimi, for treatment several weeks
after which he will return via Des
Moines, Iowa, where he will visit
Mr.. E. j. Gibson formerly superin-
tendent of the Santa Fe here for
years but at present superintendent
for the Rock Island at the above
mentioned point.
August Cooper of the store de-
partment, accompanied by his wife
has left for Albuquerque for a short
Shop Foreman Robert K Corkhill
has returned from business trip
to Prescott
Mrs. Anna Carroll, mother of As
sistant Yardmaster Eddie Carroll.
leaves shortly for Milwaukee, Wis,
for an extended visit with relatives.
visit.
Brakeman ]. S. Dobbs is a, bust
ness visitor in Belen this week.
Brakeman J. N. Davis has left for
atives for several days.
Brakeman F. G. Driver has re-
turned from business trip to Pres
cott
Fireman L. w. Eastman leaves
shortly for a trip to Rib Lake. Wis
consin, where he will visit relatives,
for several weeks.
Conductor Harry Eames, wife and
daughter Miss Evelyn, leave short
ly for an extended visit with rela
tives at Wasta, South Dakota.
Car Inspector D. r. Greer has left
for Los Angeles where he will enter
the hospital at that point, having
been sent there by the local hospi-
tai association
Mrs John Grafton. wife of Main
tenance Clerk Grafton, has return
ed from a trip to Los Angeles.
Conductor C. B. Henderson, and
family leave shortly for Kansas
City where they will visit relatives
and friends for several weeks.
Fireman C. A. Hill has left for
Pecosl City, Texas, where he will
atives.
Mrs. Frank K Hughes has return
ed from few days visit with
friends at Holbrook.
Brakeman Harry Leeman and
wife have left for Albuquerque for
a visit with friends or a. ew days.
Hostler Arthur Mckenzie leaves
shortly ir Chicago where he will
spend the next few weeks on va
cation trip.
Assistant Division Engineer F. D.
Kinnie has returned from an in
spection trip over the east end Of
the division at Gallup and other
points.
Brakeman j. W. Parrish was a
business visitor at Williams this
week
Fireman r. G. Sharp has been cut
off the board account of the reduc-
tion of force and has left for Belen
where he will make his future home
The Winslow mail., 1921-06-10
NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS

The annual license fee for dogs is
now due. Owners of dogs failing
to secure licenses will be charged
with misdelneanor. as provided und-
er the law Licenses can be PRO
cured from Ed. Gardner. City Mar
shall
The Winslow mail., 1921-06-10
JOINT MEMORIAL SUNDAY

Joint memorial services will be
held at Maccabees' Hall, Sunday
Jure Il at 2 n IN. by the O. r. G
and B. of r. T. All members and
their families are invited to be pre-
sent.
The Winslow mail., 1921-06-10
BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunday school at 9;45 a. IN.
Children's day program, Sunday
at IL O'Clock. Hear thei Junior
choir. "A welcome extended to all.
b Y. P. u, Sunday r. m.
Preaching service Sunday 8 p. nj.
The Winslow mail., 1921-06-10
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
w. L. Martin, Pastor

Bible school at 9:45 a. M.
Preaching at II q. In. and p. III,
Sermon themes: Morning; "The
Temple or House of Worship"
Evening; Twins and Their Trou-
bles"
Children's tSy will be observed
at the Sunday School hour.
The members are all requested to
be present at the morning service
if possible. as plans for the new
church building arc to be discussed
and decided upon.
Prof. Avdalos has travelled in In
dia and the secrets and mysteries
of Hindu philosophy are as an open
door to hin.-Adv.
The Winslow mail., 1921-06-10
X. OF C. INITIATION SUNDAY

LeRrun Council 1929. knights Of
Columbus, held Joint initiation
last Sunday with DeSilva Council
of Flag aft for a large class of
candidates. A sumptuous banquet
followed the initiation. Thore was
a large delegation from Gallup. as
well as from various points in Art
IONA The degree team in charge
of Y. Jeager hailed from Gallup.
District Deputy E. A. Carroll Of
Winslow had charge of the degree
work At the banquet there were
many eloquent talks for the pleas
ure and entertainment of the rs
sembled Knights.
the scholarship provides that "cn or
before the tenth day OF September of
the year in which such examination
is held the person to whom such
certificate of scholarship is issued
shall file with the President of the
University written acceptance of
such scholarship.
Let me congratulate you unon
your success i'll this mater. and ask
for an early acceptance of the
award
Faithfully yours.
f. B Won KleinSmid.
President.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-05

;e.A,t No~ a. enmeero 4haf Senafor
80. -.s.msrelv .snressina (
rersor.I oninion that the lob OF
iso., surgery cou,dn,t he done He
said he tried II and that it required
IS amendments Inasmuch as the
treaty contains over four hundred
sections foreirn governments, it il
asserted mere would not consider
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-05

Tor my complexion as 1t protects my ekin
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and am never without it, Now that short
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full hands and arms. There is nothing
like Derwillo for this purpose. Many OF
my professional friends TO whom 1 have
recommended Derwillo Use il in prefer
ence to all other face powders or beauti.
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theatre. dances parties or an afternoon
call and note the favorable comments of
your friends. Derwiilo instantly puts
hfe-like tint on your cheeks which defes
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Perspiration does not affect il nor will il
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nose and face from shining. It's wonder
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heads. coarse pores oily skin. freckies.
tan and for the instant beauty it imparts.
Over 5O0.O 600 girls and women are using it,
us absolutely harmless 10 the most senAi-
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Derw1llo. then you will not be disap-
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NorE-Druggists and department stores
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tee tnas II you don't like il you get your
money oack. 1t Is the one beautifier that
gives satisfaction At ali seasons OF The
year fou can secure IL at oil toilet
counters in this city including Bsnrston's
Drug Stores and Riess Drug Store
(Adv,).
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-05

New York-When Miss Dorothy Dalton
the beautiful actress who was selected for
the leading role in that mammoth New
York production. "Aphrodite." was oues.
toned as to the secret of her phenomenal
success. sne unhesitatingly said. My COM
piexion. When asked further "details she
explained: Every one of my friends AL
ways raved about the texture and colorinp
of my skin and l have no doubt but thai
my hrs: engagement was made possi HE
through the reputation / had acquired for
a beautiful complexion. Managers are
like ordinary mortais, they admire a beau
nful skin as much as anyone. and in select
ing their casts they naturally prefer those
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easy TO have this if one will spend only a
little time in taking care of the skin. A
girl may have irregular features but If
she possesses a beautiful complexion she
will attract attention anywhere. l am al
ways glad TO tell any girl or woman lust
how she may possess skin like mine.
Here Is the recipe: Night and morning
cleanse the skin first with warm water.
then apply good cold cream lLiska cold
cream | have found TO be the best, after
massaging il into the skin take OF the
superfuous cream with soft cloth Then
before gong out during the day or eve
ming l apply Derwillo a simple toilet pre-
paration which can be purchased at the
toilet counter OF any up-to-date drug or
department store. The first application of
this wonderful Derxillo will sstonish you
II imparts instant beauty TO the ekin and
makes a rosy-vhite complexion every
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-05

Il such . conclusion. Il will be re-
called that IN his message to con-
gress, the president said it was
wiser to accept the. existing treaty
with notifications assuming. of
course. that this can be satisfactor-
lily accomplished BY such explicit
reservations and notifications ~
will secure our absolute freedom
from ihadvisable commitments and
safeguard all our essential inter-
ests."
No New Treaty.
From Senator Lodges speech 1t
was inferred that q conclusion had
been reached and that a new treaty
with Germany would have to be
negotiated. But a direct answer to
the inquiry brings officially from
the Harding administration the re-
Spouse that it knows of no such
conclusion. This means that
Charles Evans Hughes, legal sur
geon, has not yet reported a. hope
less the task Of carving out Of the
body of the Versailles treaty such
parts as are Objectionable to the
United States.
Quite a furry was caused among
observing diplomats when the
speech of Senator Lodge was read
by them in the congressional rec
ord. They wondered if the Har-
ding administration had reversed
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-05

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-05

Another otouo was hung AROUND
he nocks q the jitney drivers yes.
teeday WHEN Mayor c. l. Barewald
q Davenport notified the bus men
that thetr boad Of $1,000 WAS now
no good and that bonds OF from
$500 to $4,000 must be taken out
This action ID taken under an act
q tho last legislature which BE-
came enectiye April s, and which
was pashel through the Iowa house
~ frfends Of the street car lines In
the effort to put the jitneys def
nitely out OF the transportation
business.
with this new law to govern the
situation Mayor Barewald declared
present licenses revoked at once.
Tho titney men were told that they
would be issued new license on
turning their old permit In to Chief
Of Police Boettscher and taking out
the higher bond as required by the
new state law.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-05

in the senate. He IL as eager to
recall the troops from the Rhine as
is the average American. He wants
to see the reparation controversy
settled and peace made with Ger
many. But the constitution Of the
United States purposely entrusted
such questions to the executive be-
Cause he Is dealing every day with
foreign governments and there is
/ time and occasion for these things
which cannot be determined by any
one Of 43s legislators who are not
in close touch with happenings In
ofacial and unofficial channels.
Harding's Desire.
The chief executive has in effect
petitioned congress to let him alone
while he steers the ship of state
through dangerous shoals. Mem
bers Of congress are learning In
their conferences, at the White
house that Mr.. Harding meant what
he said in his last message when he
declared that "in correcting the
failure Of the executive, in negotiat-
ing the most important treaty in
the history Of the nation, to recog-
nize the constitutional powers OF
the senate. we would 60 to the
other extreme, equally objection
able. if congress or the senate
should assume the function OF the
executive"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-05

n WtoaetDerg Male chorus o.
AnGnGo11A cosl4gG viii give IL an
St 49, conDeFt - Inc closing
n1rHoe ok ~ tssn annual tour IN
ke6 ekADel u Tie college tomorrow
|ey11inS. The chorus has Just conf
<3lltod IT. tour OF Illinois, Iowa.
Hcooein md Michigan, me most
1ucc6ooeni II ~ hissOfy. keqnest
nft6t foNooot h4o len received
&1fbAe S6s return sngAgemeAl In
y eoocol3 u ORION Tuesday eve
mig me chorus attractsd . large
|asGllaes.
I ~ cA1sus sanke % one Of the
4oeouh0ot male ee0Aaisations OF the
scoQntSy. The 70 voices have been
jposefally sslsctsd, and throughout
~ ocAoM year the chorus hal
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-05
TRADE TURNOVER.

st. Louis. Mo-, May 5.-The total
trade turnover here in 1920 approx
mated $500. 00o, 900 according to
the annual report Of the Merchants
Exchange.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-04

should have remembered. perhaps,
that. compared with n tradition 81
centuries. mcn who have died within
the last fifty years might well be con-
ridproA modern. Nevertheless, u
seemed to me that surely soma of our
hNiug poets were doing work that
vas fine and that a. y. might know
Of them. ! asked him the question
point blank.
"Oh. that" he answered. "Ah, yes.
mos, assurediy. ! have seen some OF
the poetry In your magazines, and ~
NJ vcr, EoUd. II ahuwa fino promise'
4 do moi remember the names hut
thc poc;ic feeling IL there, especially
M the yhunNrr people I cannot say
The ram, for yonf older living poets.
Mol believing that vcrA ifhrc ~ such
ia % form. uf poetry. I cannot like
.your ANY f.owcll. Not agrecing that
.he workman or this drunhard h. q
Mhirc, Tor poetry, ] cannot likv your
Edrnr loe Masters
"rhoun. : think are the only ones l
know hy name Of your contemporary
poets. And herr. perhaps, I might
mahe one criiiclhm of American
poetry Of tho kind written by these
ee1ple. Much % IL Is perfect la tcch-
ME bat iachins IN feeling u BE-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-04
Zion City Overseer Turns SO Cents
into $6,OO0,000 in Ten Years;
Mixes Religion and Business

zion CITY. Dec. ss-ewnbur Glenn
yoiiva has increased hfs furtunc from
50 cents to ss.eee.ee0 In ten years.
He has just turned down a sio0. 900
a - lcb-as a salea
Aud siir he believes that the world
ia fiafi
Every one knows how vollva, as
successor 10 DIR. John Alexander
Do~is. the firsf oxefsesr OF zlo city.
has made his bsiiiwick the hluesi Of
blue law towns.
But few have heard VI yoMva's
stnpendoua success as . and
captain OF Industry.
NonsA rescued Zion City from the
receivers auction Llctk after the
death Of bowie With his total as
sots Of 50 cents ne negotiated q
yciisa owns Cisy.
Today No1va own niou CITY. Every,
thing N In his name. l~ncildng lie -
~industrisa. which last year sid a total
business Of f9.iBs,c5i.2i
To-day Noilsa'B propertiss are almost
free ON debt. the city treasury u
bulging wish revenues. It's Industries
are running - hours a day and. IL
scca wskhont saying. there " no unem-
piOyment.
foufua Hfu1p give MN h4t
the credit, He Is 81. was born GA a
farm In Newton. Ind, Is the commun-
ity's religious a. well AZ worldly lead
", aud yet takes no personal pride in
hia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lie has fixed
his own salary az t2b6 a month and
refuses TO consider mofe.
Talents GodSsiyen.
God Ease me certain talents." says
Nuhva- The peculiar fRcglty Cor
making money l. mine by Heritage.
Infused. thia git is more than q
curse. II Ii only vel employed when
serving others and guided ~ religion"
In his role Of oVersesr. Noliya has
more duties and positions than a
vaudeville quick change artist.
Primarily there - hut ane roao to
Euccoss. a that road lies along the
highway Of eternal me constant am
hlt3n" Voliva explains.
But every man, 20 start with. pro
vlding he has an abiding faith In God
his feliowhlan and religion. has y
book value ~ 32ho.000
AT least I would value a mans
religion on a business basis as being
worth $4,000.
For IN religion reposes character.
perseverance, n help against adver-
siuec.
shelter and strength
1T offers shelter IN time Of need
and strength when disaster threateuE
y capitalize ones faith. a com
bnation Of horse sense and the "a
gacfty for mnknE MONEY are neces.
snry
mot evry man OF religion can be
come wealthy. But religion as al
adjunct TO money making ability will
multiply the chanceH for making
n
II raieed So cents 10 the dignity q
5000. 600 because L.
TRIED 10 keep faith with God and
man.