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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-14
AMERICKY TISK o cSL.
yECECH.

Prosinec 1923.
Uzavreni smlouvy mezi
Francii a Ceskoslovenskem ma
|Slo velkou odezvu v americ-
KEN tisku. New York Times
(29. 12.) redakcnim clanku
pise, ze cdr. BeneS jake mou-
dry muz chce bezpeci v bu-
doucnosti stejn6 jako prito-
mnosti. Dal do smlouvy odsta-
vec, re oba narody budou Sc
ridit kovenantem Svazu naro-
dG. Svaz ma konec prece jen
je nejjistejsi oporou malych
narodd, a tim, re Francie pi-
semne sc zavazala riditi sc je-
ho rozhodnutim, Benes mdze
zabranit opakovani podobne-
no postupu, jaky Francie Eau
jala v otazce italskeho obsa-
zeni ostrova Korfu." - Po-
dobne psal N. Y. Evening Post
a N. Y. Evening Mail, jenz
pm teto prilezitosti poukazal
ma pokrok ceskoslovenska. jez
sc test povesti nejpokrociiejsi-
no statu, ma zdravou financni
situaci v Masarykovi a Be-
nesovi ma vIdce, kterf jsou
vseobecne povazovanf "a nej-
|schopnejsi statniky Evropy.-
New York Times Sc jeSte jed
nou vratil k teto smlouve e,
1.) a napsal, ze Ceskosloven-
sko pripade ohrozeni sve sta
tni existence mGze Sc pine
|spoiehnouti jen ma Francii, v
niz ma opravdovehe pritele.
New York Times t8. r.. u
vefejhuje rozhovor sveho do
pisovatele s kancierem DR.. Pre-
myslem $amalem. jenk zdIraz
MD, Ee hiavni snahou cesko-
slovenska jest uvesti do po-
radku statni finance. DR.. Sa-
NAL podrobne informoval ATi-
mes o rozpoctu na r. 1924 =
papjevil nadsji, ze pfisti bu.
Diet nebude jiz vyznacovati
zadny schodek. Dale dr.. sa-
NAL poukazal ma snahy tesko.
slovenska ziti v pokoji sc svy-
mi sousedy a propagovat tr'
valy mir.
ROstonsky Christian Scien-
|ce Monitor" zavedl nynf pra.
videlnou rubriku "Tyden v Prs
ze", v nil obsirne a objektiv.
ne seznamuje sc vSim, CO 81
|pozoruhodneho prihodi v hlay
inim mGste Ceskoslovsnska
Zvlastni zretel je ovsem veno
Ivan politickym vecem, ale pr
tom setkavame Sc v "Tydnn'
Ii informacemi Q kulturnici
| = narodohospodarskych uda
llostech.
New York "Times" (22
12.) v clanku "Zachranovan
Mad'arska" pise dsp9anS
,tinnosh Svazu narodd v re
!, konstrnkci Rakouska 4 pravi
lze pravdepodobne $ MAd'2r
skem bude podobns nalozeno
"Dr. Renes 2 teskoslovensk3 "
pise "Times''. drive neptatel
sky soused, pfesvebcil svd.
parod jakoz j ostatni zemi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-14

podafskych divodi, ale i z,
pricin cist9 politickych budej
lepe pomoci Mad 'arsku ma no,
hy." @Mf
New York Herald us. 12.):
v clanku "Komploty We stfed.'
nj Europe" zabyva sc zatce-I
MIN hrabenky LOUSY Esterha-,
zy spiknutim "a dcelem od-'
trzeni Slovenska cd Ceskoslo-I
venske republiky, Pokusy byly4
ucineny zasit M Slovensku ne
dGv6ru k Wade potom odtrhI
nout Slovensko a zfidit novou
vladu. - MOzna, re bylo me-
dorozumeni mezi Cechy q Slo-
vaky; toto byio pred nejakou'
dobou zfejm6 s dotazl ma "a
lstoupeni = zd3A<nif Sloysa-
ska, q tez 2 pozadavki sloven-
|skych radikala, kteTi 1adali u
znani jejich narodni existence
tim, ze by Sc jmeho republiky
psalo rozdelovacim znam&n-
KEN cesko-Slovensko. Vsak
'tyto namitky byly patrne uspo
koiive vyrizerIy a Slovensko
'podalo vsecky ddkazy o sve
ioyalnosti k republice, jako O.
statni casti zeme.
| Salt Lake City "Desert SUM-
't1s. 12.) pravi. lie jest s po-
divem. jak hrab6nka ~Esterha-
izy, jez kula pixie ma odtrzeni
Slovenska cd Csl. republiky,
lrnohla doufat We velkou pod
poru Slovaku, lkdyz tito v mi
nulosti nenavid3ii sve mad ar
ske utlacovatele.
! New York Evening Sun (lO.
12.) venoval redaktni clanek
Ceskoslovensku. "cesi a Slova-
ci, dive uzce spffInEn3 slovan-
ske rasy, ktere Jill jednou ma
.nynejsfm SVEN 0xemi NELL sa-
tmostatne kralovstvf, zfskaly
nepopiratelne pfednosti tim,
ze zacaly brzy. B6hem valky
jejich nlladi mnki desertovali
V battalionech, s1by pax vstou-
pill do armad Spojencd. Ma
rodni rada byla nstanovena v
Pafizi . uznana Spojenci "a
de facto vladu d&vno pred tim
/, nez Rakousko-U Uhelsko sc
shroutilo pod neschopnymi ru-
kami Karlovyni. Ma mfrovou
konferenci Sc dostavili s po-
zadavkem sebe1rteni. jenz,
jsa podporovan dobrou praci,
byl uznan. Nemettf- obyvatele
v cechach Sc prohlksili pro Rs
kousko, ale byao by obtizno
odloucit Nemce. anix BY Sc tim
neposkodila stn1he9icka hrani.
ce; dale v nemecktch krajicl
,nachazeji Sc nxktere z nejbo.
hatAch statnirh pffrodnicf
zdrojd. Naslediesn toho byic
dewitt a pdl nilionhsn Cech1
!. . Sovakd pripojenO pod pro
testem aS tri : pIl milionl
Nenca a asi pies pll tnilionu
Mad'arl. Vysledkem tohs byle
utvpfeni nastupnick&ho statn
jenk ma vsecky pDdminky. ]
hcspodarskemu ispechu. uze
mi dnes tvorici Ceskosloven
sko dodavalo pied valkou g
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-14

prehledu pise o ceskosloven-
sku, ke re vsech malych statI
utv0fenyrh pc vklce ucinilo
nejvEtsi pokrok.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-22
Cablegranas
ToDAs LAS TROPAS ESPANOLAs
Ell MARRUECOS SERAN
RETIRADAS

CEUTA, julio 81. Gable Frances).-
Ell General Primo de Rivera, Jefe del
Directoric Militar, ha hecho publicos
sus planes de retirar todas las tropas
espaholas que han hecho la campana
contra los moros en- Ceuta, Meilla
Tetuan ordenandoles su regreso a Ia
Peninsula. Dichas 'tropas seran reeml
plazadas por regimientos de volurta-
rios, que vayan por su propia volun-
tad v llcnos de entusiasmo q combatir
a los moros, cubriendo de gloria Las
armas espanolas. ,Por otro lado, las
tropas que desde hace tanto. tempo es-
tan operando en- Marruecos, bien Sc
merecen un relevo, va que hace amos
que estan sosteniendo una campafla
que tieue que gastar sus energias. '~-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-22

tar la couferercia interaliada que Sc
esta celebrando en- Londres, Sc muestra
sumamente reser~ada, sin querer aven-
turar juicios sobre ell resultado de la
misma, Sin embargo, reina cierto op
timismo en- vista de los buenos deseos
que. parecsn amman la entente an
glo- -fraacesa.
lie Matin'' cree que Ell Coronel
Logan, ha presentado una proposition
la con1erencia, que harmoniza todos
los deseos. e intereses que de ser
adoptada. resultaria un exito. Sc des-
conocen los detalles de la proposition
presentsda por dicho delegado ameri-
cano.
Un despacho recibido desde Berlin
dice que los Nacionalistas Sc, abstienen
de comentar los resultados de la con-
ferencia interaliada, pero que no ocul-
tan SUI pesimismo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-22
Russia Sc MEGA, A VISAR
LOS PASAPoRTES FRANCHISES

PARIS julio 21. (Cable Francesl.-
Despachcs recibidos desde Mosci in
forman que Herriot ha enviado un ca
blegrama a Tchitcherine, pidiendo las
causas por que Ell gobierno soviet Sc
MEGA acknowledgements visar los pa
saportes sranceses para Russia. Ell 60
bierno frances Sc propone cambiar i'm
presiones a ese sentido con ell gobier-
no soviet, para buscar un medic que
venga resolver el problema. Sc cree
que este asunto sera tratado de una
manera cfcial en- Ia confereflcia inter
aliada que Sc esta celebrando en- Lon
dres. M. Tchitcherine ha prometido que
estudiara ell asunto, y que es induda-
BILE que el problema sera, resuelto amis-
tesamente, dadas las excelentes rela-
clones rue reinan entire las dos nacio-
mes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-22
(Continda en- la pagina 81

celebrado aver por ministries que
representation una opinion diane
tralmente opuesta? iPor que la vo-
luntad del pueblo, 81 es soberana
habria de encontrarse hgada por ma
nifestaciones precedentes, una Vez
que Sc les ha reconocido como erro-
meas, en- Ell case de que no sc las ha-
va juzgado como perjudiciales2 "
que autoridad podrian ejercer sohre
las mayorias parlamentarias sobre
los gobiernos de opinion, surgidos de
los frecuentes sobresaltos de I'm espi-
ritu publico que la mayor parte DE
las ocasiones Sc muestra apasionado,
de las molestas tradiciones diplomati-
cas-. cuyo origen y cuya razon de ser
aparecen en- muchos casos como algo
sumamente misterioso?
Al abandonar 81 mismos a los
pueblos v a los Estados de la vleja
Europa en- la situacion en- que les
liticas de 1917 de 1913, sin la Lis:'
de las Naciones sin otro organo
de coordination superior, no Sc ha'
cia. otra cosa que entregar a Euro
pa on manos de una anarqlna inter
nacional mil veces peor que la que
tuvo que sufrir en- el curse de Ia
Edad Media.
| Resulta verdaderamente sorpren
dente que los gobiernos no Sc hayar
dado cuenta desde luego, en- 1915
de semejsnte situacion, y que la Ii
ga de las Naciones -justamente
causa de esa circunstancia- hayi
! encentrado ante 81 a tantos adNer
Sarios resueltos.
Los Misisterios de Negoelos tx
tranieros de una manera mlly es
pecial, debieron darse cuenta de qu'
sin la Liga de las Naciones S1l
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-22
ALERTA ALIANcIsAs

Hasta nosotros ha llegado la espe-
Gle que nos resistimos Greer que los
dos senadores, elegir por el distrito
de Mayagiiez, del cuaI formamos parte
seran nominados entire los residences de
dicha Ciudad, 10 cual consideramos un
atropello contra los demas pueblos que
formamcs ell Distrito Senatorial.
Damos ell alerta tempo para evil
tar disensiones Due pudieran crearnos
dificultades ultima hora, y como con-
secuencias, rozamientos entire correi-
gionarios que indefectiblemente trae-
rian grandes desazones la Alianza.
NADIA de egoismo y que Sc les reco-
nozca ell derecho al resto de los nueve
pueblos que con la Ciudad de Maya
giiez forman el distrito Senatorial,
elegir un Senador va que la Cabecera
Sc le reconoce Ell derecho otro.
UN ALIANClsTA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-22
La dnidad reigiOsa qued6 rOta

alguna cosa que resultara analoga,
ell terreno iba a hundirse bajo sus
pies. Desaparecian las condiciones
que hacian possible una politica ex-
tranjera.
Siempre Sc tiene que parar ALI.
Europa Sc habia acostuumbrado de
tai manera al orden maravilloso que
la llenaba de beneficios despues del
afo 1915 durante el resto del
siglo XIX, que habia acabado por
Greer eterno semejante estado de
cosas, considerandolo como una par
tie del orden cosmico. Ese orden, por
ell contrario constituia un prodigio
t1nico en- ell amplisimo campo de La
historic, debido al concurso de cir
cunstancias extraordinarias y, por
consigmente, de una delicadeza ex-
trema.
Pero nadie Sc daba. cuenta de clio,
porque muy pocos eran los espiritus
que comprendian cuales eran las fner
zsa Que sostenian ese orden de CO.
sas tan extraordinariamente salts
| factorio.
| Asi cuando esas fuerzas desapa-
recieron, nadie Sc sintio por ell mo-
mento con alarma: todo ell mundo
continue creyendo que NADIA habia
cambiado que todo continltaria
marchando como 10 habia venido ha-
ciendo anteriormente.
POGO a POGO, Europa ha venido
4 a aprender gracias a su propia y
dolorosisima experiencia, 10 que hu-
i biera debido saber desde 1919: es
decir, que necesitaba reemplazar por
organismos nuevos las fuerzas desa-
rarecidas que sostenian aquel orden
de cosas.
Europa comienza a comprender que
un orden international, aln cuando SO
10 sea mediocre, como aQuel en- que
vivimos, no Sc mantiene 81 lie fal-
ia I'm principle que sea superior a
los intereses de cada uno de los Es-
tados. Sin ese principle, no hay en-
tire los Estados de Europa otra posi-
bilidad que la del aislamiento, la des'
confianza la guerra.
Ese principle consisti0 en- otras
epocas en- la religion. Una vez que
uued6 rota la unidad religiosa de
Europa, paso consistir en- las cor
tes, en- esa especie de Internacio'
nal'' dinastica que, hasta, 1914, Sc
encontraba superpuesta, en- Europa
la division de las naciones.
Ahora que ell suelo europeo Sc en-
caentra cubierto con los escombros
esparcidos. de esa International !
es precise trasportar aquel principle
al espiritu mismo de los pueblos ell.
ropeos, dandoles una conciencia exac.
ia de srs derechos Y de sus deberes
reciprocos. fi ssH
Pero esa conciencia no puede for
marse por 81 ,sola. Els precise que
para conseguirlo presten su ayuda
las instituciones. 81 la Iiga de las
Naciones llega a cumplir con esa mi
sion, ella Y los que la fundaron ha-
bran merecido bien de La civilization
contemporaries.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-22
UNA RECEPcIoN EN- LA EMBAJA
DA DE COLOMBIA EN- PARIS

PARIS. julio 81. Gable Franc6s).-
Ell ministro de Colombia en- esta capi.
tai. ha dado en- su lujosa residencia una
soberbia reception para celebrar la
fiesta nacional de su patria. M. Dou-
mergue, Presidente de la Republica
francesa, Herriot, Jefe del gobierno
no. asistieron en- SUI caracter Official.
Ademas asistieron representatives de
todas las embajadas extranjeras, Y dis
tinguidas personalidades de esta CAPT
tai, quienes extendieron en- es dia sus
mas sinosras felicitaciones al gobier-
no de Colombia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-22
FLORES, NATURALEs

;Quiere usted conseguir Hermosos
Bouquetsf Bonitas Coronas otros
trabajos artisticos en- flores naturaleg
Lame al telefono. 800 Santurce. (Stop
20. Martin Pefia) y serA, attended, nor
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-22

PARIS, julio 81. (Cable Frances) =
La prensa de esta capital al comen-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-22

UNA PRoPosIcIoN DE LOGAN, EN-
LA CoNFERENCIA INTERALIADA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-22

Los. EGoIsMos CREAM DIsENcIo
MES
The Winslow mail., 1924-02-01

Leaves for Phoenix
Lloyd Henning, clerk of the .Su-
perior court at Holbrook, who has
been staying in Winslow a couple of
weeks, left Friday for Phoenix to
consult a specialist. Mrs. Henning
came over from Holbrook to see he1
husband when he left for the capital
city
Goes to Springerville
C. j. Kimmel motored to Springer
vile Thursday on business.
Visiting from Holbrook
Mrs. C. H. Jordan of Holbrook
was in the city Wednesday visiting
friends here.
Entertain with Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Bruins enter
tanned with a dinner Sunday fcI
Mr.. and Mrs. r. K. Corkhill, Mr..
and Mrs. r. G. Kline and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. F. Martins.
Dinner Guests of Petersons
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Holm were din
ner guests Sunday evening of Mr..
and Mrs. H. Peterson.
To Snowflake Saturday
DIR. Oscar S. Brown went to Snow
flake Saturday on professional busi-
ness.
Visiting in Winslow
Miss Georgia Hunt of Snowflake
is in Winslow visiting her sister,
Miss Martha Hunt, for few weeks
Don't forget the Senior Hi School
Play at Washington School Auditor
ium Friday night February 9Th.
In Town Last Friday
S. w. Jacques was in town last
Friday making a business trip. Mr..
Jacques has large sheep interests in
the southern part of the county
Up from Holbrook
w. F. Williams of the Navajo garage
at Holbrook, was in the city Sunday,
spending part of the day here.
Back from Wickenburg
D. w. Henderson, local sheepman,
returned Tuesday from a trip to
Wickenburg.
Goes to Stockholders Meeting
George Hammond, engineer on the
Santa Fe, left yesterday on train
No. for Denver to attend a stock
holders meeting of the Home Public
Market company, the largest retail
grocery concern in that city.
Stock Buyer in City
"Jot" Stiles, stock buyer of Cali
fornia, is in the city this week pur-
chasing sheep and cattle for ship
ment
Here on Business
J. P Regan, distributor of Buick
motor cars for Apache county, and
M. Brown of Springerville were in
the city Wednesday on business.
The Winslow mail., 1924-02-01
Overland Representaye Here

ONefIdnO h0pTcScAiIdNc hcEc
w. S. Roades, wholesale represen-
tative of the Overland Arizona COM
pany with headquarters in Phoenix
was in the city Wednesday calling
on the Franklin Motor company,
Navajo county distributors of Over
land and WHY'S Knight automobiles.
Entertains Friday Club
Mrs. V. C. Proctor entertained the
Friday club last Friday evening. At
the conclusion of bridge the hostess
served tasteful refreshments. Mrs.
Alice Matthie made the high score.
Santa Fe entertainment
The Illinois Concert company, one
of the Santa Fe reading room enter
tainments, will give a program at
the Washington school auditorium on
Sunday evening, February 8. The
Bloomingtonians are a very good
company including six people, who
put on ar excellent musical program.
S. E. Busser, superintendent of
reading rooms, requests all employees
and their families to attend the
entertainment.
The Winslow mail., 1924-02-01
Newspaper Representative Here

Newspaper Representative Here
E. A. Schreiber, representing the
Western Newspaper Union with
headquarters at Denver, Colorado,
was in the city Monday calling on
the Mail. Mr.. Schreiber is on his
annual trip to the Southwest.
Leaves for Phoenix
]. E. Kleindienst left Friday night
on train No. for Phoenix, where
he will stay a few days and then
proceed to Long Beach, California,
to join Mrs. Kleindienst, who is
spending several weeks in that city.
Goes to Coast
Miss Dorothy Doughman, compto-
meter operator at the Santa Fe of
fices, left for Los Angeles Satur-
day evening to spend several days
in that city.
Entertains with Bridge
Mrs. James NJ Hickey delightfully."-
entertained last Friday afternoon at
home with bridge. Forty guests were
present to enjoy the afternoon. Mrs.
Lloyd Park made the high score.
The Winslow mail., 1924-02-01

Few Days at Coast
]. F. Odom, call boy on the Santa
Fe, went to Los Angeles Monday
moEing to spend a few days.
Return from Kansas
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Funk returned
Wednesday morning on train No. 1
from Emporia, Kansas, where they
spent a week visiting erelatives.
Visiting from Phoenix
Charles E. Beach, state manager
of the PENN Oil company with head
quarters at Phoenix, was in the city
this week visiting T. M. Quebedeaux,
president of the Arizona State Bank
The Baptist Ladies will give a
bakery sale on Saturday February
23rd, at Rabbits store.
On Company Business
V. G. Proctor, general foreman of
the bridge and building department
on this division of the Santa Fe,
went to Albuquerque Monday on
company business. Mr.. Proctor re-
turned to Winslow Wednesday morn
ing on train No. 1.
Visiting from Needles
Mrs. C. M Byrd and Miss Louise
Denton of Needles spent the week
end in the city visiting Mr. and
Mrs. E. o. Brennenstool, leaving
Monday morning for their home
Mrs. Byrd is Mrs. Brennenstool's
mother and Miss Denton is her
niece.
Weekend in Phoenix
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Tempske
spent the weekend in Phoenix, visit
ing a cousin, Captain Tempske and
taking in the Elks celebration in
that city.
Goes to Clovis, n. M.
Mrs. Earl Weidinger left for Clovis
New Mexico, Tuesday to spend few
weeks with her husband.
Over from Holbrook
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Kiles Of Hol-
brook were in the city Sunday, visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Fouts.
Scout Executive in City
c. S. Mccormick, Scout executive
of the Grand Canyon council, was in
town Tuesday and Wednesday, look
ing after Scout affairs.
Goes to Grand Canyon
Rev. Father Ed Albouy went to
the Grand Canyon Wednesday morn
ing on train No. l to see the apost-
olic delegate who stopped at the
canyon en- route to the dedication of
the. cathedral at Los Angeles.
Word of Rahv Row
Word has been received from Mr..
and Mrs. Arlie Miller of Glendale,
Arizona, that a 1912 pound baby
boy was born to them on January
20. Mr. and Mrs. Miller formerly
lived in Winslow.
Goes to Gallup
V. l.. Pridmore, local jeweler, went
to Gallup Sunday to spend the day
with friends.
BAKERY SALE given by the
Ladies Aid of the Methodist Church
Saturday, February 9th. Hot Chile,
Noodles, Pies, Cakes and many other
good things. Sale begins at 900
o'clock at Daggs Store.
The Winslow mail., 1924-02-01
nCNI95E EFTaS(01T. news

Back from San BernardinO
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Hitchcock re-
turned Wednesday on train No. 22
from San Bernardino, where the lat
ter has been visiting her daughter
Mrs. Max Ames Mr. Hitchcock went
to that city few days ago to ac-
company Mrs. Hitchcock home.
Safety First Film
Isaiah Hale, safety committee OF
the Santa Fe, will show an entirly
new safety first motion picture
which is based on actual accidents
at the Washington school auditorium
on the evening of February Ia. Mr..
Hale will also speak before the Ro-
tary club that day on Safety First"
The motion picture is free and the
public is urged to see it.
Get my price on cement work,
Plastering, sidewalks and Adobe
work. | can save you money. Call
]. ]. Rubi Store or Phone 282,
Jesus M. Baca.
COnta agiOus diseases in city
There are now four cases of diph-
liberia and one of scarlet fever in
the city according to reports made
to DR.. J. w. Bazell, county physician.
Dr. Bazell states that although the
situation is not serious, parents
should be careful with their child
rem and take precautionary measures
to prevent the spread of these di-
SeaSeS.
In from Leupp
Roy Williams of the Leupp spent
Saturday and Sunday in Winslow,
visiting his mother and his sisters.
Arrives from Needles
Bert Kleindienst arrived Wednes-
day from Needles, where he has
been living for some time.
Back from Illinois
C. E. Machen, chief dispatcher on
the Santa Fe, returned Sunday from
Galesburg, Illinois, his boyhood home,
where he has been visiting a couple
of weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Machen went
to the Grand Canyon Monday re-
turning home Wednesday
County Attorney in City
Thorwald Larson, county attorney
of Holbrook, was in town Wednesday
making a business trip.
Transferred to Los Angeles
E. c.. Bruins, Santa Fe claim adj
juster, has been transferred to the
Los Angeles office. Mr.. Anderson
will take his position here. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bruins expect to leave for the
coast next week.
Go to Cattlemen's Convention
Deputy Sheriff J. E. Walker and
Charles Wyrick left Saturday for
Douglas travelling overland to attend
the cattlemen's convention, which was
held in that city on Tuesday and
Wednesday. They are expected back
today or tomorrow.
The Winslow mail., 1924-02-01
n Phoenix Over Weekend

In Phoenix Over Weekend
Miss Marion Wade and Miss Cath
crime Jones are spending the wecl
end in Phoenix visiting friends r
the latter.
Santa Fe Officials Here
c. S. Mccormick, general
master of the Santa Fe coast lines
with headquarters at Los Angeles,
was in Winslow Tuesday cor
with Santa Fe officials here.
Business Trip to Ashfork
Frank Christensen went to Ashfc
Monday night on train No. 81 max
ing brief business trip.
Route Agent in WinsIow
w. T. Sidell, route agent of A. R.
E. with headquarters at Phoenix
was in town Wednesday on business
connected with his department
Spends Sunday in Flagstaff
Mrs. George P. Sampson spent
Sunday in Flagstaff visiting Mrs.
Simpsons sister
Over from HOlbrOok
Mrs. Frank Reese of Holbrook was
in the city last Friday for a few
hours motoring over in her car.
Returns from Gallup
Speedy Thurston has returned to
Winslow from Gallup where he has
been staying for number Of weeks.
Arrives from Los Angeles
L. P. Saulque of Los Angeles ar
rived FRIDAY on train No. % TO visit
few days with his cousin, Pete
Saulque. The former plans to- look
over some sheep outfits in this SEQ
ton with a view of investing if he
finds something suitable. ? :?
Back from Illinois
Mrs. A. E. Cooper and her two
sons, Arthur and Kenneth returned
to Winslow during the latter part
Of last week from Danville, Illinois,
where they were called on the death
of her sister. Mr. Cooper, who was
called to the same city on the death
of his father while his family was
en- route east, returned as far as
Cooley with them.
In from Ranch
Ed Bargman, stockman of Hauck,
was IN town during the latter part
of last week visiting his family and
looking after some business affairs.
Motor Over from HolbrOok
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Williams and
Mrs Arthur F. Sweitzer of Holbrook
motored to Winslow last Friday for
a few hours visit with friends.
Moving from San Bernardino
Mrs. Harry Walker of San Bern
ardino arrived in Winslow Sunday to
make arrangements. for moving to
this city. She went back to San
Bernardino Wednesday to ship her
effects. She will return to Winslow
soon and make her home here.
Motor to HOlbrOOk
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Christensen
motored on Friday evening to Hol
brook where the former refereed the
basketball games between the boys
teams of Snowflake and Holbrook
high schools and between the town
teams of Holbrook and Winslow. The
oil city quintet won over the local
town squad by score of 40 to TO-