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The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-17
CINDERELLA'S SHOES
oROJGHT UP TO -
DATE

The skill and originality of Philip
Gosea as a director is shown by the
clev,l lite details with which he en-
phas.yea important points in the story
Of "rhe Path Sire Cchose" a Univer-
al picture now on the program Of the
Royal theatre for tomorrow.
The story is built around Virginia
lIttlo girl of tie slums, who leaves
.er rome, obtains employment in u
.nIlirery factory and by hard work
and constant effort to improve her
elf becomes a real woman.
Di,nctor Rosen uses close-ups OF
he sEoes she wears TO show the sue
cessi,c stages of her advancement. AT
irst they are old and disreputable,
Indicative of her poverty. After she
as Worked Tor a while her sroes are
of better quality but of freakish
style suggesting that she has not yet
lea...-d what it means to be over
dressed"
Virginia's eventual culture and re-
finer,ent is shown by the good taste
with which she is dressed in the latter
eceoes. Her shoes and her whole
person indicate her physical and ment-
al growth.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-17
NEGRO SOLDIERS
WARNED AGAINST
CROSSING BORDER

In order to prevent the unlawful
entry into Mexico of persons not pro-
vidsG with passports, the following
COMMUNICATION was delivered to Mol.
E G.. Canadian, last night by a
courier of the Mexican army:
To C lionel E. C. Carnahan
nandant 25th Infantry U. S. A.
Nogales, Arfz.
Sill: Permit me to call your at
teenl,cn to the fact that on several
occasions recently armed soldiers of
YOU. command have crssed the inter
national line INTO Nogales, Sonora,
whica is not permissible under the
laws Of Mexico and as you know,
under ire usages of friendly nations.
To cue instances / may state that at
2 O'Clock p. IN. yesterday colored
sol:ller with arms, was seen by GUS
toms guard, (celador,) to come
through the fence near the cemetery
in Nogales, Sonora, and from tina,
point he penetrated the city dist
ance If several blocks calling at vari-
Gus stores and places OF business.
Later in the day e o'clock p. m.)
four other coloIed soldiers, all with
arm., crossed at the same place and
proceeded up town, returning to the
American side at their leisure.
These acts to which your attention
is called, naturally constitute viola
ton If the law and the territory of
the epubllc OF Mexico, which cannot
be permitted to continue, and you are
respe .tfully requested to call atten-
ton OF your soldiers, to the danger
they run in crossing the line in that
way, Is guard has been placed at
the po,nt mentioned with orders to
exercise utmost vigilance in prevent
ing luther violations of our laws
and territory.
Re. Grating my defenential and dis
tinguished consideration am,
Yours Respectfully
r. BUELNA,
Lieutenant Colonel, Army
of Mexico
Chi f of Garrison, Nogales, Sonora,
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-17
TROPICAL VILLAGE is
FEATURE OF METRO-PLAY

A quaint native village of the tropic
will Or one of the original scenes to
be shown in the Screen Classincs,
Inc, production, "a Man of Honor"
with Harold Lockwood as the star,
which will be shown at the Royal
Theatre on Tuesday.
The scene was taken in Santa Cruz
and elbows the grassthatched, cone
shaped huts of the natives which are
bull lndler the lofty plans of this
island of the blue pacific. 1t is a
scene Of arresting beauty and ends
in enc amazing spendor of tropic
storm. While taking the scenes in
the raging hurricane, Mr.. LOCKWOOD
and these with him narrowly escap-
ed death, but the effects obtained re-
paid fc1 the dangers undergone.
"a Man Of Honor" is a screen YER
sion of Henry Kitchell Websteff'
populai novel.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-17
ATHLETES OF
AMERICA ARE.
NOW LEADING
Omitted Press Service)

ANTWERP, Aug. 16.-American
athletes jumped into the lead in Olym
pic contests by their wonderful per-
formarces in the 100 meter dash and
400 meter hurdles. Charles Paddock
of Pas adena, finished first, and Morris
Ki1ksey, of San francisco second,
the fifth and sixth places were also
captured by Americans, Scholz, of the
UniSei sity of Missouri, and L. Moren,
Murchison, of New York. Third
place went to that British champion,
Edwards Alikhun, of France was in
fourth place.
A rev world record was set by
Looms, of Chicago, in winning the
hurdles. John Norton, of San Fran
cisco, took second, and Desch, of Notre
Dam third, Andre, Of France was
fourts.; Christensen, of Sweden fifth,
and Dagge, of Los Angeles was sixth.
The Fentathlon was won by Let Of
Finland, third and fourth places We're
captured by Americans inthe follow
ing order: Bradley, University OIL
Kansas; Legendre, Georgetown Uni
vers;ty; Brutus, Hamilton, Mossourl;
Nilsson, of Sweden, fifth and Loolond,
of Norway, sixth.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-17
AVIATOR TO DROP.
FROM ARMY PLANE.

AT $50 o'clock TINS morning lieu
enant in the aviation service Will pun
IF a thrilling stunt out at the aero
,uaGron camp, tina has never been
ltec,pted n these parts. At the oil
600 1eet above the aero camp ne VIII
ron from an aeroplane and come
own &c earth IN a parachute, endeav-
RING to alight as near as possible TO
re camp.
Without doubt this stunt Will De
al, v orth witnessing, and all Nogales
Il, i. out to see the daring feat.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-17
REINDEER NJ { A 7
MAY LOWER COST
UNITED Press Service)

OTTAWA, Ont, August 16.- Ac-
cordiDg to an order in council just
gazettcd here vast territory In
Baflin's Land will be leased TO
Vllhjaimur Stefansson, the Arctic
explorer. for the purpose of grazing
reindeer and musk OK herds the meat
of v.fjch will, it is said, go far To-
ward solving the problem OF cheaper
fool.
The land which is to be leased for
thilty years with renewal period
not tc exceed twenty years, is that
section described as the southern
half Of Baffin's Land south OF
parallel SO deg. north latitude anu
including strip ten miles wide along
the narth boundary of Lake Met1lling.
For the first fifteen years Stefans-
son viii be given free grazing pri-
vilegas, but Tor the remainder of his
lease he will be asked to pay
$11,3S0 a year. According to Stefans-
sons statement to the Dominion
government he has interested suf-
ficient capital to insure the success
of his project.
While musk-ox meat is known only
to cry few epicures of the north
land, reindeer meat is quite COM
mon dish on the northern Pacific
coast and is often available in
restau, ants as far south as Portland,
Oregon. The meat of the reindeer
is very palatable and not unlike that
of tire white-taIled domestic deer OF
the western states.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-17
Ratifi.
cation Meeting
Tonight.

As has been announced in these
col,i us heretofore, and as appear:
in an advertisement in the columns OF
this PAPER fine Democracy OF Santa
Cruz county will meet In the Court
House at Nogales, this evening al
$3.50 o'clock to ratify the nomination
of Hon. James r. Cox, OF Ohio, fol
Pres .ent of the United States, anG
tion. Franklin ID. Roosevelt; Of New
York, for Vice-President.
A rumber OF excellent speaker
nave been engaged for the occasion
and there will be presented tine Dem
ocratic side of the issues Of the da!
in a way that will be instructive a
we'll as entertaining.
Ladies are particularly invited.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-17
Omitted Press Service)

NOhlLCu ICSS oGTVICSJ
CAIEX1CO, Aug. 16.-Whlle adj
mitti,.g that negotiations for sur
rem ier of the governorship of Lower
California by Cantu are underway
with federal ENJOYS, an official state
men5 from Cantu headquarters al
Mex:cali, today denied that an agree
men. had been reached between the
Governor and General Luis Salazar.
Meg otiations are continuing the
statement says "No final conclusion
Gamble reached pending the arrival of
certain officials and documents from
Mex;:o City.
Governor Cantu conferred with
American army officers and United
States customs officials here yester-
day with regard to protecting the
rights and property of Americans"
ia roth sides of internatlona. line
it is the belief that Cantu and Sala-
Ear had reached an agreement, ac-
cordine to reliable reports Cantu and
Salazar sent the terms of the agree
men, TO Mexico City Sunday night.
The announcement here was to have
been withheld until the terms had
been accepted by the federal govern
mem, il; is believed here.
Obs ervers are Of the almost unanlm
GUS opinion that Cantu's resignation
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-17
BERNAL PREDICTS ADJUST
MENT SOON 80

Early and amicable settlement OF
the Lower California trouble is pre-
dicre by Manuel N. Bernal, special
rep. sentative Of President de la Huel
Ia, 1: 4 telegram from Calexico where
Mr.. Bernal has been for several day,
aiding in the effort being made b.!
tie de facto government Of Mexit =
to &C ,omplish an arrangement wit.
Governor Cantu.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-17
T TIE SONOAA JANE
RUST co.

MI. Ralph Cook, from Long Beach,
,alif ii MIA, whose arrived IN Nogaies'
accompanied by Mrs. Cooh, was noted
N .hcse Columns Sunday morning
anne t. accept a post with the Sonora
Rank & Trust Co., and the gentleman
s NV corrected with that sterling
institution. Mr.. Cook is from the
Lons Beach Banking & Trust Co., ana
oefor. holding that responsible posi-
in that institution he was engaged
with a large bank in Los Angeles
The gentleman lis an acquisition 70
he Sonora Bank & Trust Co., an ao-
ditlon to business circles IN the Lille
City.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-17

Yesterday Messrs. Charles Bros
sart and w. D. Carson, OF Sonoita,
We're in Nogales having come from
Tucson. The gentlemen have been
selling trees for an Oregon nursery
in Pima and Maricopa counties and
{ ley report having done "a, great
business. In the vicinity of Tucson
al, nc they sold $40 900 worth of fruit
and ornamental trees. They are
taking orders now in Santa Cruz
county.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-17

pendents in the moment of combat
which renders them all the more
formidable as fighters.
So, when the Mexican government
transports these warriors to Lower
Califol MIA it has to transport also
their women and children as in no
case will they abandn their wives and
progeny.
The chief of this detachment of
Pauu,yjs Jaun Buitimea, Yaqui also,
who is one of the most able and most
wide, -knwn of the tribe, amng whom
he has acquired great prestige.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-17
| | 0 Y D GEORGE
DEF|ES REDS
Omitted Press Service)

LONDON, Aug. 16.-Labor's "Con-
sui of Action" formed TO- dictate TO
the government the handling of the
Russian situation, was challenged to-
day by Premier Lloyd George in the
housa Of Commons. He declared the
governments Polish policy was un-
changed and that any attempt by the
Conf of Action" would be to strike
at .n." roots Of democratic principles.
Thu Laborites have threatened "
call d general strike if the government
makes war on the Bolsheviki.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-17
.RIOTINC RENEWED
CITY. OF LIMERICK
UNITED Press Service)

LIMERICK Ire. Aug. 16-A wild
scena occurred here during the night,
following the shooting of a policeman
The shooting was attributed to an
accident, but the military police ran,
firing fusillades inc crowds whicr
wers waiting at railway stations.
Mlny houses were burned.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-17

Yet erday Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Cas-
on nd Mr.. Jack Townsend were in
from the Cason ranch, in the Thumb
Butte region, on the road to Mon
tana Camp country. Mr.. Townsend
is breaking "bronks" for Mr.. Cason.
who cay the young man is alright at
the business.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-17

As has been mentioned in these
columns before now the State of Son
nora subscribes and pays for 400
copies of 1.-THE Daily Morning Oasis"
to BE- sent to Chamber of Commences
and Public Libraries, etc in important
cities Of the United States. The sub
iect Of these subscriptions are to pre-
sen. to the leading and business pub
lie a daily account of happenings in
the great state of, Sonora. That
these copies are appreciated we have
assurance from many Of the Libraries
and commercial bodies. A number
of them send for extra copies very
frequently.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-17

Harry (Pat) Patterson, Democratic
aspirart for the office of sheriff OF
Santa Cruz county was in Nogales
yesterday.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-17
COMBINED BUSINESS
Wifi PLEASURE

NJ Fernando F. Rodriguez, whose
ret1 i: with his family from an outing
in California is noted elsewhere, re-
lates that during his sojourn in the
Gold.A State he combined business
with Measure, devoting three days
IN LIS Angeles to buying goods for
his big store "La Ferreteria" and the
branches in NavojoaaAnd Guaymas.
H. visited also the big Lowe tele-
sco,.e at the sumrait of Mount Wilson
reached by an aerial railway from
Los Angeles, and he describes TIE
trip as very interesting.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-17

yesterday Mr.. A. Dumbald, stock
holder in the Camille region and a
member of the county highway COM
missicx was a visitor IN Nogales. In
frome:- years Mr.. Dumbauld was con-
nectsl with the First National Bank
of Nogales, and before his affiliation
with that institution he was with sew
eral merchantile institutions. He serv-
ed a term as town marshal.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-17

AJvices from Mr.. Raymond r. Ear
hart, Sheriff of Santa Cruz county,
VIII, IS canvassing Arizona in bellalf
of his candidacy for the Democratic
nomination for State Treasurer, are
TO The effect that his chances seem
excel ent, and he meets with an en-
,lusis.tlc reception wherever he goes
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-17

NJ: Arturo M. Cubillas, is erecting
on hi:' property on Quarry Street a
fin. residence Of twelve rooms with
a basement. On the main floor are
seven rooms, including drawing room
living loom, dining room, kitchen and
three bed rooms, with bath room. Up
on :he upper floor are two bed rooms
and a large nursery with bath
rooah In the basement are a laun-
dry, store room, coal bin, etc.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-17

Vivian Arevala and daughter Bet
ina are Nogales visitors, the guests
of M,s. Carmen Arevata. u
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-17
NOTICE

SUBSCRIBERS in Nogales receiving The
Daily Morning Oasis by carrier and the boy fall
ing to deliver before o'clock A. M, any day. are
requested to phone 52W and the missing copy
will be sent from the office.
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B 0 | S H { Y ! K |
K n 0 c K ! n G At
WARSAWS Gates

WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.-with
Red armies reported almost at the
gates Of Warsaw, State Department
officials and diplomats waited hope
FULLY for word from the armistice and
peace delegates at Minisk, which
would stop fighting between Poland
md Soviet Russia. Officials hop.
that agreement with the Ninisk arm
lstlce Eeace terms would save Warsaw
from the Bolshevih armies. While
there was skepticism as to the per-
manency Of any peace with Soviet
Russia, it is believed that Poland may
nave a chance of surviving as ma
ZION, II the Poles retain their capital.
olshC,iki could Immediately Sovitlze
pola III and make that country a pas
age-vay to Germany, military men
believed. Officials have not lost
nope that Polish forces were success
-ully repulsing the red armles. The
armist ice between Finland and SovieI
&uss.a was concluded Friday night,
the state department was advised to-
day.
PAEIS, Aug. 16.-Bolshevists have
overthrown the Koutchoukay govern
ment in Caucasus and established a
revolutionary committee which issue
a manifesto denouncing "Engllsh I'M
per,a:ism whicr threatens tire over
running of Armenia and Persia" &C.
cordlng to foreign Official dispatch
from Constantinople.
So. QUENTEN, France, Aug. Is.
The French government does not
inter-. to recommence the horrors Of
war, Premier Millerand declared today
for the benefit of those who fear
tina. another war is imminent.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-17

Jimmy Slater of Phoenix spent the
week end in Nogales.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-17

LO, ANGELES, Aug. 16.-Rober-
to W Pesqueira: financial agent Of
the Mexican government, today denied
that al agreement for the surrender
of the Lower California governor
shiu ~ Cantu had been reached with
General LUIS Salazar, federal envoy,
nov nferring with tire Baja CCal-
fronia executive.
"Nc report of such an agreement
has teen received herea' Pesqueira
sail, "Our headquarters here would
have Eeen advised had an agreement
been reached"
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-17
| 0 WEIR CALIFORNIA
GAMBLING RESORTS
ARE SHUTTING DOORS

is merely a matter of short time.
A telegram to Mexican consul Pare
DIES from Mexico City notified him
of rho cancellation Of many taxes
collected in LoweS lifornia.
? Gas soon as the President of the
Republic has established order il the
northern district Of Lower California
local cutles, head money and other
immortal contributions which Cantu
las leen charging will be abolished"
the telegram read General customs
laws only will be applied to cotton
expectations
ChTsse gambling joints in Next
cali voluntarily closed today.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-17

MI. Victor j. Wager County Asses
sor, who was out in the Bear Valley
country Sunday, reported that he
saw many Blue Rock Pigeons, large
lat, their feed on ripe acorns having
filled them out greatly. Many OF
then, seemed as large as chickens.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-17

PERSONAL ITEMS


on a business visit.
A. Bernard is in town from Tue
son.
Fred Piatt, motored in from the
Huaofuca's yesterday for few days
visit.
John Twohy, paving contractor OF
Phoenix ami Tucson was Nogales
visitor yesterday.
Ed Bohlinger was in the city from
Patagonia yesterday.
Owing to washouts on the line Of
the Southern Pacific Of Mexico, in
Sinalta. trains are running behind
schedule.
w. J. Mitchell is in town from
Mowry.
Mrs. Lynn Palmer of Douglas who
has Teen visiting here for several
days returned home yesterday.
County Attorney Leslie C. Hardy,
candle ate for attorney general of
Arizona, arrived home yesterday from
taip to the northern section of the
State where he has been campaign
ing tor the past week.
Sunday Victor j. Wager, toow
a camping party of four out into the
Bear Valley region and left them
there. the boys intending to stay
week. The quartette included Mr..
Henry Eldercraft with Masters Ed
win Woods, Victor j. Wager, Jr. and
Clintsn Wager. They have tent,
pro visions AIMS ammunition. kodak,
ETC., and are fitted for fine outing.
MI. Victor ]. Wager County Asses
SCR, who was out in the Bear Valley
country Sunday, reported that ne
saw many Blue Rock Pigeons, large
lat, their feed on ripe acorns having
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FrindeIl- Genecov.

Frindell-Ge
At 8 o'clock Sunday evening at the
homo Of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Genecov, the marriage Of
Miss Annie Genecov and Hyman Erin
dell vas solemnized in the presence Of
large number Of friends.
Miss Mary Levy sang the bridal
song, 20, Promise Me-" accompanied
by Mrs. Jack Foster, who played the
wedding march.
The brides attendants were Misses
Lilly Albion, Esther Rubenstein, Of
Dallas, and Miss Pauline Genecov, sis
ter Of the bride as maid Of honor. Their
costumes carried out the rainbow
scheme.
The bride was attired in gown Of
white satin and georgette. Her veil
was bordered with orange blossoms
and she carried bridal bouquet Of
white roses and sweetpeas. Nathan
Chodorow attended the groom as best
man. The groomsmen were Aleck and
julius C. Genecov. The little flower
girls were Misses Nanette Freeman
and Rose Hoppenstein, who scattered
rose petals from dainty baskets. Man
uel Harris was a smart little ring
bearer. He was dressed in white.
There was a reception after the
ceremony at the brides home, after
which the young couple left on their
wedding tour, including stops at st.
Louis, Chicago, Minneapolis and then
to Medford, Wis, where they will
make their home.
They received a handsome array Of
wedding gifts Of cut glass and silver.
Out Of town guests were:
Albert Camp, New York; A. LEVITT,
Memphis, Tenn; Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ru-
bernstein, Dallas; Rev. A. Fran, Dali
las, Miss Pauline Fran, Sam Fran,
Dallas.
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The JEWISH MONITOR

Misses Dorothy Rosenthal and Bloc
ma Kaplan, assisted by Miss Hortense
, offered the bountiful, de-
licious. refreshments. Mrs. J. Schon-
berg greeted the guests.
The house party was given hand
made handkerchiefs and the honorees
lovely sage bouquets Of sweetpeas.
The next day found the pleasure re-
peated with the guest list verying.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-06-18
Guests Complimented.

Guests Complimented.
Prettily dispensed was Mrs. s. X.
Hirschman's compliment to her sis
ter, Mrs. J. B. Hoyt Of Grand Rapids,
Miss Snaman Of Austin, and Mrs.
Utay, Of Dallas.
Favoring color motif Of green and
pink, the home was charmingly decor
ated.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-06-18

Misses Lippard at the Raleigh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Novich and
daughter, Miss Gertrude Novich will
leave shortly for an extended visit to
Colorado, Utah and California.