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The border vidette., 1920-12-18
MAY GET TWO ooNeREssMEN'
Latest Census Gives Arizona a Popu-
 Iation of 333, 200.

Phoenix, Dec.-AriZona will in all probability be represented in congress by two representatives instead of one, when the new based on the 1920 census is made by congress. This is the opinion of Chas. R. Howe, state tax mmissioner, who calls attention to the fact that the, latest census figures give Arizona population of 333, 200. In discussing the pro. Liabilities Howe said:
 '.- The present apportionment is one represent tative to every 211 ,OOO or major fraction thereof. Under this arrangement Arizona would be entitled to two legisla tive districts and two congress- men. With every new census it has always been a problem with congress as to what unit of pop ulation should be used and with every new allotment figure the mem mbership of the lower house has been increased
 If the same unit of 211 ,OOO is to be used, the mbershIp of the house, which is already con- sidered unwieldy vii be increas ed by 50 to 60 members. In all probability the unit figure for the districts will have to be in creased to take care of the situ- ation, though the history of the matter has been that these unit figures are increased very slight ly with each successive increase in population. In other words there has been natural inclina tion on the part of congressman not to vote in favor of any pro position which would decrease
The border vidette., 1920-12-18

Phoenix-Sbate operating eX penses for year ending June 30, 1920, SIP, 1912, 3O2 3S.
 Governor Alien would red 30 boards and missions to 3 and economize. But a legisla ture dominated by officialism will not permit.
The border vidette., 1920-12-18
ARIZONA LAWMAKERS.
Here is the personnel of the Arizona legislature.

Here is the personnel Of. the Arizona legislature.
 SENATORS
 Apache, Saunders, w. A. {R.) Cochise, Gull, John P. O:) Sims, Dr. W. P. CD
 Coconino, Larson, Charles E. (R)
 Graham, Lines. Jos. H. (D) Greenlee. Elliott, H. A. (D) Maricopa. Stoddard, c. M. (R;) Wilkinson, H. B. (R )
 Mohave, Curtin, Jas. CD
 Navajo, Scott, James (R )
 Pima, Goodell, Fred. O. (R;) Hedrick, Elias (R )
 Pinal. MacMillan, Chas. B. Santa Cruz. Shleimer, J. L. Yavapai. Burton. Chas. B (R;) Morgan, David (R)
 Yuma, Eddy, A. J. .(D.)
 Nineteen senators: 10 Repub- licans, 9 Democrats.
 REPRESENTATIVES
 Apache, Udall, John H. (R.) Cochise, Barkell, Howard (R;) Milner. Dana (R0 Cobbe, Geo. H. (D) Krebs, Ray (D;) CurIee, Arthur (D0 Wylie, John B. (D;) Mccullough. J. J. (D)
 Coconino, Perkins, Fred. w.. (R.)
 Gila. Perry. Frank L.. (RD Barry VI (D0 Knioht. CnrtiS Bx1D)
 Greenlee. McGrath. J. F. (DD Wilson, T. P. (D)
 Maricopa, Kinney. J. H. (R;) Pishon, c. Fl. (R0 Remington, w. E.lRD Schupp, O. B. (RD Phillips, J. c. (R0 Burk, J. Irving (D3 Jones. D. P. (D0 Betts, O. D. O0 Baxter, w. D. (R) Mohave, Neal, W. A, Jr. CD. Navajo, Ellsworth, Frank O. Pima, Snyder, Herman L. (R;) Kimball. F. E. A. (R0 Haynes. J. c. (R)
 Pinal. Hall. George N. (R0 Rickerson, Ira D. (D)
 Santa Cruz. Frazier, I. F. (R Yavapai, Miller, w. Curtis (D;) Gale, Alfred H. (R3 ~Keefe, P. c. (D0 Stewart, Ebert A. (R) Pima, Bush, Mrs. Nellie (D;) Roehringer, Miss c. Louis CD J Graham, Farrell. J. A. (R;) Mathews, D. A. (D)
 Representatives: 39 members, 20 Democrats, 19 Republicans.
The border vidette., 1920-12-18
REACHING THE LIMIT.

Copper, lead and zinc, which make up the bulk of the great
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-31

New York-yyhen Miss Dorothy Dalton.
tie beautiful actress who was selected
for the leading role in that mammoth
New YORK production. Aphrodite. was
questioned as to tine secret Of her ptie
norleuaI success. size unhes at1ngly SAID.
Nh complexion When asNed further
details she explained Every one OF my
Friends always raved about the texture
and c0ioring oi my skin. and { nave no
Doubt but that my FIRST ENLARGEMENT vas
T9a8e possible through the reputation
rad acquired for beautiful complexion.
Managers are like ordinary mortats they
al frire a beautiful SKIN as much ~ any-
one and III selecting their casts they
naturaltv prefer those whose cOupteNiOus
are attractive. 1 thinx the hest asset any
girl or woman can have IS beautiful
skin and complexion It is eaSY u nave
this il one will spend only a little ttne IN
taxing care of thG skin. girl may nave
btaIItffut complexion SHE vii attract at
tentfou anywhere am always gal II
t4if any giri or woman Just abw sae may
uossess a skin like mine, Here : tins
reeiIe Ateht and morning tteaase ths
skin first WITH warm water. then apply
a good cold cream ti-isha cold cram
have found to ha tie bestf after taassas
Ing IL into she skin take on the suparHu
Gus cream with a soft cloth. Then before
going out during the daY evening
aupiy DcFwtio. il simple Jattet preparation
which Can lie purchased at the t0ilet
counter Of any up tO-fiate drug or depart
menl store Tie first application af this
wonderful DeFwillu will aSt0ulsh you. II
imuarts instant beauty to tie skin aud
N axes . Fosy-white complexion Every
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-31
EXPOSITION AND CIRCUS
OPENS THIS AFTERNOON
American Legion Has Everything
Ready at Show Grounds at
Twenty-ninth and Market.

The American Exposition and circus
oDens this afternoon on the show grounds
al T1yentv-ninth and Market streets. Two
performances will be given IN the MAN
tent each afternoon. beginning at $50,
and three each evening starting at 8, but
there will be something doing practi-
caIlv from noon until midnight.
4 big holiday crowd i expected tonight.
narade will be held in the centre Of the
CITY before the afternoon performance to-
morrow.
Finishing touches were this morning
given to the so booths comprising the
mercantile section of the exposition The
ARMY and Navy booths also were put III
trim for the throngs of expected visitors.
Practically all Of the professional circus
acts. including Adgie's performing hons,
arrived Yesterday afternoon. Powers
troupe of elephants reached Wilmington
Saturday afternoon, and one OF them
danced the "shimInie" and took part III
the community sing IN front OF the Fuoilc
Building Saturday night,
A special side tent contains the %
horses and ponies which viii participate
in the equestrian portion of the circus
performance. Other tents provide dressing
room for the Hocum family, equestrlans
Helena .Jackley, the failing Venus; the
''Flving Herberts, Darras Brothers and
Kremolina, aerialists, and the others who
will form part Of the AZ acts engaged.
Besides these attractions there will be
the customary "side show" Tickets
were selling rapidly today at the head
quarters Of the exposition and circus
established by the American Legion IN the
basement Of the Church building, Tenth
and Market streets, many persons pre-
ferring to buy them there rather than
wait until reaching the grounds at Twenty
ninth and Market streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-31

with n good heart, who is rcgenerated
through q womans love.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-31

The girl who has the making Of good
housewife In her will never let personal
finerv and q wedding feast deprive her
future nome of the things il really needs
In these DAYS, when money goes such
very. very little way II ) more than ever
necessary for the woman 10 contribute
something towards the furnishing, at
least Of her home. and if she is clever
with her needle, linen claims her first
thought. A very considerable saving can
be effected tx making bed linen, ctr
instead OF buying 1t Teady-made: so the
stock sizes are useful 10 know. sheets
for double beds generally measure 81 by
90 up u 81 By los inches. They have
one-inch hem at the bottom and rather
deeper one at the top. The single bed
size is 81 BIZ 90 up to - by los inches
Pillow cases vary IN size, 50 1t Is wIscst
not to prepare them till the pillows
have been procured. Scailoped pillow
cases are very fashionable just now, and
wear well. II Is worth bearing IN mind.
too. that half-eotton blankets often last
longer than Atwood ones, with winch they
compare very favorably IN price.
THE HOPE CHEST.
Four sheets, three pairs of pillow-cases,
one pair of blankets one comforter and
counterpart are still generally considered
the minimum allowance for every bed
the housewife intends to keep in Teadi-
ness. Naturally it is wise to have few
extra pieces to fall back upon Plenty OF
kitchenware and glass towels should also
be provided. For these, coarse, unbleached
linen IL the best material. Table cloths
have almost disappeared, and ia their
place little linen mats, which give promi-
hence to a polished table, take very little
material, can be ornamented with crochet
and embroiders in all sorts Of pretty ways
and best Of al Numbered at home are now
generally used
SIMPLE WEDDING OUTFITS.
The wedding dress is almost the last
consideration one can so easily plan its
ouality according to the money left over
after the new home needs have been
supplied.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-31

one win talk about ft. I dnd it excellent
Tor my complexion as II protects ms SKID
IN all kinds OF weather. That s Why |
prefer il 10 all other toilet prepa ratious
and am never without IL. Now that short
sleeves are invogue you will want Deautl-
FIJI hands and arms. There Is nothing
ike DerwIl0 for this purpose. Many OF
my profes sionaI friends 70 whom | nave
recommended DerwilO use 80 IN prefer
e1ee u all other face powders or oeauti-
Tiers Just try il once before GONG 20 the
faeatre. dances, parties or an afternoon
cal All note the favorable comments Of
your friends Derwilio instantly puts a
iike-iike tint on your c1etsSS which deues
der aud stays on Hntii you wash IL OF.
Preparation DOES not affect fr nor viii 10
rub N on clothing lt also prevents the
nose aut fase from SHINING. Its wonder
fQI for q dack Sattow- rOugn SKIN. black
hssis coarse o0ras. oily SKIN, freckles,
tau AMI for the Instant beauty Il imparts.
eyer , ~ ~ girls All women ara using IL.
IL absolutely harmless TO the most ~ensi-
tive SKIN. lust try Z once AMI you will
neeI 40 further argument 10 con vince yDu
better. or lust Ike L. Insist On
Derwino. then YOU viii not DC dlsa3-
pointed.
Noto-Dr ugsists and department stores
everywhere se DerWi!io with the gs42r nGee
that II YOU dom lise 81 you gel your
money bsss~- It Is the one beautiful
that siyes satisfaction a. al SEASONS OF
the year You can secure II A. ali toilst
counters IN TINS city including y
Danfoftb and the kckerd Drug Co.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-31

Clayton A. A. Defeats Red Stars.
Clayton A. A baseball team defeated the
Red Stars Saturday, by the score Of
1912
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-31
FOR JEWISH CONSERVATIVES.
Y. NJ. II. A. and Y. w. II. A. Make Con-
tributions i'm Cash and Pledges.

Contributions of $500 in cash and 500
in pledges were made by members Of the
Y. NJ. II. A. md Y. w. II. A., for the
Jewish Conslmptive Home ut Denver,
Col, and Hope Farm for tubereulars, after
addresses ON tuberculosis of the opening
session of their two-day meeting at the
rooms of the Wilmington association.
The summer camp viii be explained Mt
the meeting this afternoon and a piaylet,
"A Case Of Suspension" written by Miss
Rose Schwartz Of the Y. w. III. A., will
be presented.
Addresses on tuberculosis were given
yesterday by Or. Albert Robin and Or.
Charles H. Kecne Representatives were
present from Chester, Philadelphia, Beth
iehern, Easton and Norristown. The Sos
sion includes all associations for the Phiia-
delphia district
The east for the play includes Ida
Greenwalt Rose Schwartz, Ruth Ruin,
Helen Weinberg, Dave Hollet, Israel Ham
mefman, Helen Weinberg, Irving Baer,
Lmlis Hates and Harry Schapin. A dance
will he given after the play.
A benefit concert for the tuberculosis
funds will be given at the Garrick Theatre
June Q.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-31

smiling. But when he was out OF sight Oh
Mr.. Fox he laughed right out loud.
Allthe rest OF the day he worked stewIng
and boiling. and when night came he
looked al the jars and glasses standing
on his pantry shelf and smiled again.
Il guess that will fix them, he SAID,
shaking his shaggy sides with laughter.
They won't want any more to eat Tor
awhile after they finish that.
Then Mr.. Bear looked at the calen-
dar on the kitchen wall and decided 1t
was time TO begin his winter sleep
He opened his pantry window very
little and after carrying basket aiteF
basket full Of canned things INTO the
cellar, where he carefully buried them
he went back 10 the pantry and placed
MI the lars he had filled that day near
the window.
Il guess / will be able the find some.
ting to eat when | wake up tins time,
lie said.
could be heard to be sleeping soundly'
Rcddv Fox came along the path one
evening, running in the shadow q the
trees.
lie went right to Mr.. Bears pantry
and smiled when he found the window
open little "Hc forgot to lock It, SAID
Reddy
Reddv Fox carried basket and when
ne left Mr.. Bears pantry he had it full 81
iars ana rlas Is. I'm come back tomorrow
and get the rest. + he said as he ran home
with h plumber.
But he did not 90 back the next night
| He ate some Of the preseres before ht
went 10 bed. He did not stop to taste
| he lust took greatspoonfulls and swallowed
/ The svrup made it easy TO swallow
and Rcddv swallowed several preserved
thistles without knowing il.
Then ali Of a sudden he felt queer
90 he opened a jar Of Jelly, thinking thai
might help him.
But this proved to be another ide;
! 81 Mr.. Bears glue and grapes, and poo
| Reddy Fox, taking big spoonful, rollee
over on the floor, feeling very sick ans
unhappy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-31
'TIz" "A JOY TO
SORE, TIRED FEET
Use "Tiz" for Aching, Burning,
Puffed-Up Feet and Corns
or Callouses.

Good bye. sore feet, burning feet, swol-
len feet. tender feet, tired feet.
Goodbye corns. callouses, bunions and
raw spots No more shoe tlghtness. no
more liinping with pain or drawing up your
face in agony. "Tiz" is magical, acts
right Off. "Tiz' draws out all the poison
Gus exudatiops which puff up the feet,
Use liz and wear smaller shoes Use
eTiz" and forget your foot misery,
Ahl how comfortable your feet feel
Get box Of "Tiz" now at any druggist
or department store. Don suffer. Have
good feet. glad feet, feet that never swell,
never hurt, never get tired a year 8
foot comfort guaranteed OF money refund
ed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-31
Gives Credit Through the Land.

Backache, lame and stiff muscles and
rheumatic pains are often symptoms of
deranged kidneys II had weak bladder,
bad kidneys and liver, writes Willie
Carter. Luxar. Pa 81 could not sleep well
and my back panied me awful. ] had a
dizzy feeling in the morning. Since tax
ing Foley Kidney Pills | have been re-
leved of all such ailments" They rid the
system OF the poisonous acids that cause
aches and pains. n B Danforth, Market
snd Second street. ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-31
SANDMAN STORY.

by MIS- t. n Nhthet,
CopyrIuht 1919, 10y the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate. New York City.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-31
TIE GIRL ON THE JOB.
By Jessie Roberts
BRIDAL LINEN.

Copyright. 1920. ~ Wheeler Syndicate Inc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-31
MIR. BEAR HAS AN IDEA.


Most of the time Mr.. Fox had all
The ideas, but Mr.. Bear had suffered much,
and all summer he did lot of thinking
for while he took his winter nap very often
he found on awakening he had been rob-
bed of all his store of food.
at is TOO bad q fellow can't take a nap
without having all his preserves taken
away" he Thought. There should be
some way TO teach Reddy-bue, there,
| will not mention names. Somebody does
it and it must stop.
So Mr.. Bear kept thinking and think
ing. and one day he smiled very broad
smile and went out with basket ON his
arm.
When he came home he had basket
fun of something, though whaI Reddy
Fox, who me- him, could not find out.
'FWhat have you in your basket?'
he asked as he passed.
ooh, | have something to make INTO
Jelly and preserves, answered MIR. Bear,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-31

is Beauty; Theodore Roberts is Wealth:
Raymond Hatton is Flattery. Irving
Cummings, Passion, and Bebe Daniels is
Vice.
DUSTIN FARNuM AT THE STRAND.
William Fox will present "Durand of
the Bad Lands" western thriller, at
the Strand Theatre today The star of
the production Is Dustin Farnum, brother
of William Farnum and one of the best
known of screen stars. The role that Mr..
Farnnm has in "Durand of the Bad
Land" is described rs that of bad man
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-31
Emmanuel woman's Auxiliary.

The last meeting the year Of the
Womans Auxiliary of Emmanuel Church
will be held on Thursday evening at 7 As
al the home Of Mrs. John Bancroft, whose
entertainment of the Auxiliary is always
regarded by the members as an out
standing feature Of the years work.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-09
LEGAL NOTICE

NOTICE TO HEIRS, CREDITORS. ETC.
In the matter of the estate OF Sarah
Y. Burgess. deceased.
In the Wayne Circuit Court. October
term, 1920.
Notice is hereby given that Charles
w. Jordan as Administrator with the
will annexed of the estate of Sarah Y.
Burgess deceased, has presented and
filed his account and vouchers in final
settlement of said estate, and that the
same will come up for examination and
action of said Circuit curt on 20th day
of November, 1890, at which time all
heirs, creditors or legatees of said es-'
tate are required to appear in said
Court and show cause, IL any there be,
why said account and vouchers should
not be approved
CHARLES W. JORDAN,
Administrator with viii lannexed.
Robbins, Keller & Robbins. Attorneys
Oct 26-Nov.2-9.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-03-21
RURAL HILL

Our cold spell closed with heavy
down-pour of rain. 1t was the heav-
lest rain we have had in quite awhile.
We are glad to be able to report
that most of our sick folke are up
and around again. We hope that the
health of the community will contin-
ue to improve.
Mrs. French, of Florida, spent one
day last week with Mrs. A. L. Lollar
Misses Rosie and Mae Perkins spent
Sunday with their parents.
Miss Sallie Mae Ayres, of Birming-
ham, spent several days here the past
week with her parents.
Mr.. F. L. Lollar and family, of Bir-
mingham, spent several days here
with his parents. When he went back
to his home in the Magic City, his
sister accompanied him.
Our school was re-opened, Monday
after having been closed for several
weeks on account of number of the
pupils being sick.
Mr.. Joel Smith spent Sunday with
Mrs. S. w. Smith.
Mrs. J. c. Jemison spent Saturday
and Sunday with her mother, Mrs. A
A. Lollar.
Mr.. and Mrs. McNeese were in the
city, Monday, shopping.
4 Mr.. Wesley Austin, Of Birmingham
visited his parents here the pas
week.
Miss Annette Harris spent seyera
days in Columbus with her sister
Mrs, Townsel, the past week.
Mrs. Dotson and her sister, Mary
Smith, were in the city shopping las
week.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-03-21

Mr.. A. B. Carter, who is opening
big creamery at his place near CO.
lumbus, purchased a fine lot of dairy
cattle the past week and they are now
in service at his creamery Mr.. Car
ter advertised in The Dispatch for
this stock, and as a result of the adj
yertising he was privileged to make
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-03-21
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A happy marriage was solemnized
in our neighborhood a snort time ago
Mr. Sorrell, Of Banks, Miss, (near
Memphis), led to the altar our dear
little friend, Miss Lorraine Wright
Rev. T. f. Gregory was the officiating
clergyman. The bride was bea ltiful;
so radiantly happy, so full Of the
bright hopes which the future held
out to her. She was just budding in
to womanhood, and had been wisely
guided by a devoted mother and
loving sister. Mr.. Sorrell is indeed
fortunate man to have won such
prize.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wright, Of
Penn, Miss, were guests of Mrs. Alb.
Morris during the Sorrell- Wright
wedding.
Mr.. j. R. Vaughn is at home this
week because the influenza has
claimed so many of his pupils. How
ever, he is not idle by any means;
no, not he, Any morning you can
see "The Professor" perched upon a
lumber wagon, earning neat little
sum, because he believes work is
honorable" Don't know whether he
thinks "old maids abominable" or not.
Master Lucien Vaughn is confined
to his bed, and his sister is just up.
We hope they will soon be well.
Mrs. S. M. Vaughn is home again
after an extended trip through New
Mexico and away on into Sunny Cal
ifornia. If you arc blue, just go to
see Miss Sue and she will drive
away the blues by description Of
her wonderful trip.
On last Wednesday the grim and
reletless messenger of death entered
the home of Mr.. Edward Mason and
carried away the spirit Of his beloved
wife. Mrs. Mason had been a victim
of Spanish Influenza, which devel-
oped into pneumonia. She left three
dear little children and the husband
to mourn her loss. Mrs. Mason was
the eldest daughter Of Mr.. Bib, of
our neighborhood We extend to all
the sorrowing ones our heartfelt
sympathy
Last Monday afternoon, Thomas
Harris was caught by the skirt Of his
coat and drawn into the cement mixer
which was being used in making the
bridge over Ussery's branch. He had
his back to the machine, and was in
stantly jerked up in the machinery,
under the container for the cement
and gravel His left hand was drawn
taut over his head, and the lever cut
deep cash in his arm just below
the elbow Mr.. T. C. Andrews carried
him directly to the Columbus Hos
pital Doctor Brewer used the X
Ray and found the collar bone broken.
His left arm seemed to have suffered
more than any other part Of his body.
He will be in the hospital several days.
We regret to learn that our beloved
former pastor, the Rev. T. L. Gregory,
has broken his arm. We hope he will
soon recover from the result of the
accident.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly Hayes, Of Bir-
mingham, were guests this week of
Mrs. Hayes mother, Mrs. j. B. Cook,
We are sorry to learn that one of
our dear friends, Mrs. Gusta Harris,
is quite sick at the home Of Mrs. Clar-
ence Hughson,
The annual procession Of fertilizer
wagons has commenced, and it seems
as if there is more fertilizer than
usual being shipped in.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-03-21

Col. c. L. Lincoln's friends will be
glad to know that he is conyalescant
again after severe attack of in
Auenza.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-03-21

Timber lands, suburban farms, lots
everything in real estate. MAER
REALTY COMPANY.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-03-21

Mr.. H. A. Maness was here from
Waverly the first of the week trad
ing with our merchants.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-03-21

some choice selections from a num-
Der Of herds over the Columbus
territory.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-03-21
THREE BEAUTIFUL
COLLEGE HOMES

The Owen cottage in Ward No. l..
Possession of the corner on March
LIST. The other two ON Sept. LIST. Let
us show YOU these now. Will be sold
within the next few weeks. Elegant
neighborhood, beautiful properties,
cheap and terms. Maer Realty Co.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-03-21

Mr. Charles Belts, Of the Woodlawn
section, was among the shoppers in
Columbus yesterday.