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The border vidette., 1920-01-24

Save all you can-be economi- call thrifty, but do not shut your eyes to the suffering of little children which the Near East Relief is trying to snatch from the jaws of starvation.
 B. F. Johnson, president of the United Sugar company, accompanied by his wife and a party of friends en route to Los Mochis, Sinaloa, arrived in the city the forepart of the week in the presidents new private car 'Inez." Those in the party were Mir and Mrs Johnson, Mir. and Mrs. Donald McKesson, child and nurse, Mir. and Mrs. Lloyd Appleton, of New York, and the Misses Georgia and Jose phine Titcomb of Nogales.
 The Reverend Father Mateo Deyrieux of the Sacred Heart church will leave for Bisbee in the near future to take charge of the Mexican parish there. Father Louis Duval who preced- ed Father G. c. Van Goethem will return from Tucson and take charge of the Sacred Heart parish, while the Reverend Father Van Goethem, who has recently returned from abroad, has been assigned parish in Co., lumbus. New Mexico
 Jesse L.. Boyce, State Auditor and Bank Comptroller, who is a candidate for governor of Ari- zona, accompanied by one of his campaign managers, MT. Lou Charlebois, who is chairman of of the Coconino county board of Supervisors, visited Nogales last Monday. The gentlemen met many old time friends while here and greatly enjoyed their visit. They made the cross- country trip from Phoenix in Charlebois' big racing automo- bile, in record breaking time.
 Tuesday the following we'll known Republican war horses of Santa Cruz county, returned from Phoenix where they at- tended the meeting of the Re- publican State convention, as delegates from this county: S. Fred Noon, R. L.. O'Neill. Arthur H. DeRiemer, H. Gordon Glore and Isaac Frazier. The delegates will also attend the Republican convention at Tue son, January 18th, for the purpose of selecting delegates from Arizona to the National Convention.
 Under the personal direction of H. R. Sisk, publisher of the Herald, and Allen T. Bird, Jr,. manager of the Oasis, all ar- engagements for the entertain ment of the members of the Arizona Publisher. Association. here next Monday, have been made. The meeting of the daily newspaper publishers, will be held at the Santa Cruz Club and in the evening grand ball will be given at the Club. The lady visitors will be entertained in the afternoon by the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Santa Cruz Club. The Nogales publishers will be assisted in entertaining Oy bu0 OudmO O6E O1 SO1 A6ECo and the Young Business Mems Association.
 At the meeting of directors of the Nogales Chamber of Com merce held last Thursday even- ing, the committee appointed to receive applications for the secretaryship. reported the un- animous selection of Mir. William T. Haley for that very important position. The selection was un- animously approved by the Directors. The committee con- sisted of the following directors: Frank J. Barry, George H. Fiedler and A. M. Gillespie. In choosing Mir. Haley, the gentle men are to be commended. Bill" is one of the livest wires on the international border. He is thoroughly competent and will put new life into our splendid Chamber of Commerce.
The border vidette., 1920-01-24
JANUARY 24. 1920.
LOCAL NEWS.

Guaymas last evening.
 Hon. Oscar Ashburn, member of the board of supervisors, is in the city.
 Let that extra dollar go to help starving, half clad children in the Near East.
 A. W. Lohn, the photogra. pher, has gone to San Francisco on 8 business visit. l Make your reservation for the big trade excursion down the West Coast of Mexico, February 4th.
 Mrs. E. E. Bethell and Mrs. George H. Francis, prominent Patagonia ladies, visited Nogales last Wednesday.
 | Clyde McPherson and Duke Parker, San Rafael Valley stockraisers, were Nogales visit ors last Monday. A number of bull fights are scheduled in Nogales, Sonora, for the benefit of earthquake sufferers in Mexico.
 Wednesday Editor Howard 1 Keener. publisher of the Pata- gonian, was a business visitor here from Patagonia.
 Dr. Fred. Rowland, the den- 1 tist, has returned from a visit to l the coast, where he spent & month with his family. T. N. Ford, Jr., has establish ed wood yard on Grand avenue, in the lot just south of the Ari- zona Gas and Electric Go. Yesterday Bob Keaton motor ed in from the San Rafael Valley for a load of supplies which he purchased from Don Manael Els calada.
 Captain" Jack Noonan, of l the Department of Justice, is again in the city, after an absence of couple of weeks in | Texas.
 R. c. Larimore, brother of County Engineer John Larimore, was a visitor in the city the forepart of week from his ranch near Elgln. Jose Maria Paredes is a busi- | ness visitor in Tucson, in con- | nection with the collection of funds for the earthquake suffer | CTS of Mexico.
 George B. Mason, special agent of the Treasury Depart ment, was a visitor in Tucson 8 couple of days this week on official business. Miss Laura Parsons, clerk of the Board of Supervisors, at tended the Good Roads Associa- 1 part of the week. | Fred. Afford, from Cobre | Grande, near Noria, Sonora, has been a visitor in the city 8 couple | of days on business and pleasure. His family resides here.
 Mir. F. F. Rodriguez. the we'll known popular Grand avenue hardware dealer, has placed 8 handsome electric sign in from of his big establishment.
 Mrs. Wilson. formerly Mrs. Summey, has been taken to Los Angeles. where she will undergo an operation, which her many friends hope will prove success ful.
 Luisa Brickwood, daughter of Mrs. John T. Brlckwood, has gone to Los Angeles to visit her sister, Mrs. Joseph Mcdonald, !, formerly Miss Francis Brick wood.
 | Practical Christianity-tbe re- scue of 100000 children of Armenia and Syria from hunger, illness, death. This is what the Near East Relief is attempting to do.
 Supervisor James L.. Finley, from the Camille region, was visitor at the county seat the tforepart of the week. He attend ed the Good Roads meeting at Tucson.
 | Lytle Adams, the inventor of the Adams blows, and Charley Fowler, another live wire of this city, visited Tucson the forepart of the week on private business.
 |. Mrs. Harry Hines and niece, Miss Hortence Collins, from Clarksdale, Yavapai, are,visitinR
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servants living with families have been omitted. Householders are requested to inquire into enumeration or omission of their servants and employees, and re- port to the secretary.
 FRANK J. BARRY,
 Acting President, Nogales Chamber of Commerce.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-25
FIELD MINISTRIES
VIII 30 The Courts Hsw Years Attrao-
t1on-FRvor1to Minstrel Opens Friday
Might For Days Engagement

No theatrical production of a musical
comedy character Will be quito COM
plete this season without some humor-
GUS reference. II nothing more, to the
existing conditions az they afrect Amer
leans in their relations with John Bar
leycorn. II Ia not surprising. therefore,
that. ono OF tho biggest hits In the Al G.
Field Minstro!s this year Is q skit pro-
grammCd az "Moonshine on tho Sun
shine" or THE Anti-Everythings." Tho
principal character in the skit is Bert
Swor. Mr.. Fields premier comedla He
has the role Of Lightnin' n Moon sinner
full OF Sunshine. Johnny Hcaly In Par
son Buck. who passes the buck" In
nearly everything save in HIS fayorite
pastiine OF disposing OF tho Moonshine.
Tho scene opens in the mountains or
the South. with Swor and his merry
moonshirers busily engaged IN dlstillinE
mountain dew" Word comes that the
"revcnuers" are on their trail and the
party betakes itself and It's stili TO parts
unknown TO prohibition. After q rough
voyage aboard a raft, they land on the
Fiji Island and their experiences with
tho islanders make merry entertainment.
Harry skunk Is King GaSzabo. king OF
the canuIbals. Roni Mack has n pictur-
osque role Us Wiggleum, the Kings IA
voritc dancer.
The Field Minstrels como to the Court
theatre for an engn cement or three
nights and Saturday matinee begin
ming Friday. December 31st. Seats go
on sale Wednesday,. Mall orders with
remittance now.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-25

Is spending few days visiting with .
brother at Lanerty. Ohio.
; The toys and other necessities tot
the children'g home at TacofhA, Ohio,
were sent out from this city yesterday.
Miss Mae Sedgwick has arrived homo
from Rochester, n. Y, to spend the hol.
idays visiting with relatives.
MISS Helen Smith. OF Wnshington. D.
| c., Is visiting at the home OF Miss Eiia-
Mrs. Mary Withers with her daneh.
ter Miss Mary and e. II. Withefs lefe
last night to spend the holidays visit,
ing with relatives at Columbus.
Miss 1 earl Raymer OF this city -
, spendinEa short time visiting with her
Ralph McCombs has arrived homs
froI, school at Wooster TO spend thA
variation with his parents. NJ. and AfY.
f. (. McCombs Of Hanover street.
John Groeman Of this city II imported
to have been arrested In odix. Ohio
charged with bootlesEing. ana hiA auto
. Mrs. L. W. Smith and son Lestsf G.
Smith are spending O few days ~ the
guests OF relatives at Cumbsrlano, Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis BeabriHht OF
Cleveland are here, the guests OF feia-
tives over Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Francis Of Walnut
"s Mr ana Mrs TED" Harris Of North
Fifth street have &frived after visit
with Pittsburgh relatives.
All local shops were pfacttcely
cleaned out OF toys m, md tusssniie C as,s
day and last night
Special matinees will b given At Coth
the Fenray theatrs and the New Pass
time theatre in this city this aftefnoonk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-25
CHAUNCEY OLCOTT
TO BE PrOosuts4 ~ wei
Known Star with Tuevday Matinee

-
Reappearance at the Court Monday
and Tuesday next, aftor several years
absence. OF that distinguished actor,
Chaunccy Olcott, will no doubt prove Q
pleasing event To theatregoers and music
lovers generally. -
Mr.. Olcott needs no INTRODUCTION 10
the amusement loving public. Mr.. Oicot
NAV be aptly called the Dean OF Lyric
Tenors, and in his own field no mas Won
distinctive triumDhA Chauncey olcott
made an envinble record IN light opera
before nc entered the field Of irish com
cdy He possesses vloce Of sympatnet-
&c and vibrant quality. William Castle
Shirk Campbell, Chaunccy Olcott, fTan-
els Maclcnnon and Oryillo Harold may
be mentioned az some Of tho briiiiaht
figures which have adorned and Sui arc
, factors on the stage.
Mr.. Olcott comes here under the direc-
ton OF \. l. ETlanger in "Macushla =
popular success beyond comparison win
any recent offering OF tho theatre ana
has inspired countless thou sands al!
over tho land. Sir Brian IS a naturai
character, too, with all tho flesh ana
blood expression of robust human ma
ture, youth tingling with the JOY OF Nv
ing, and his impulses spring from a
heart where faith and Kindness rcca4i
tho face Of O summers sun.
Rida johnson Young has puiit q most
interesting play and Mr.. 4. l. EriahgeF
has given II his personal care and deco
rativo detail of scenery. so essentlal 70
complete enjoyment OF a rcaned per-
Torrance.
There will be a special matinee Tues
day. Seats now on sale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-25
MARY"

No attraction during the past ten
years has enlisted the widespread attcn-
tion which is just now being accorded
to the forthcoming engagement Of Geo.
VI .Cnhan's Big Musical Comedy Sensa-
ton Mary" which will begin an engage
mcnt Of three days with n Saturday mat
mess starting Thursday, Jan. 9Th nc
the Court theatre.
The book and lyrics Of Mary arc by
Otto Marbach and Frank Mandel. two
leading American writer's of this style
OF entertainment. Tho music is by Lou
H!rSch. who is today the most popular
IF our composers. With product from
such n trio OF practlsod and adept pur-
rcyors OF material much may be expect
I'd. and for truth much was received.
But experimenting this is tho fact that
tho staging WAS from the Eenius IN
Spircd George N. Cohan. who has always
possessed Tho uncanny faculty OF giving
the public just what II most desires In
popular entertainment.
n song hits Is Mary particularly
rich. every number possessing individual
attrttct!vencsS. Out of the score OF
numbers Tho Love Ncst'' looms az the
seasons greatest song hit, its charrnin &
strains now being heard wherever popu-
lar music is discourscd. Seldom, n ever.
has. there been a musical comedy pre-
scented with such plcntitude and varl-
city or dancing. q,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-25

ing. and Il is entitled Santa Claus
Vision" In addition, a brief general
program will be rendered.
Tho Christmas entertainment and
treat for tho members of ST. Johns
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday school
will he held in the church, on North
Fourth street. this evening. with The
bethlehem Story" an interesting cnn-
tata. as the special feature.
The Christmas program will he ren-
dcrcd Mt the First Presbyterian Sunday
school tomorrow evening with tree. a
treat and. best of all. real Santa Claus
as the features Of the event.
Eagles Distribute Gifts.
All Is in readiness for the annual dis
tribution Of gifts from the huge Christ
mas tree which has been erected on the
lawn Of the Eagles home on North Fifth
street All Of the needy children of the
city will be given presents from the
tree this Afternoon by the realo Santa
Claus, following which the crowd Will
zee the show at the new Pastime thea
tire as the guests Of the lodge.
United Presbyterian Program
Practically all Of the members OF the
United Presbyterian Sunday school and
the congregation OF tho church attended
the annual Christmas exercises held at
the church last night. The program was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-25
my LADY FRIENDS"
Sale Of Seats VIII opsa Monday Yor
Jaek Horwor,th In any Lady Friend"

Tho cast Of My Lady Friend" tho
now comedy. which will be seen at the
Court on Wednesday and Thursday, Dc
cernbcr 1880 Is somewhat different from
the usual comedy. as there are seven even
of his own company, Mr. Jack Norworth
plays tho principal character. that OF .
Bible publisher and ne will be assisted
by Miss Jessie Magic. IHD Bowdin.
Betty Kent, Clara Terdefa, Frances
Richards, Constance Beaumar, Janet
Horton. Everett Buttertield and Gerald
A feature of the production which Ia
lavish in tho extreme will be tho gowns
OF the lady members OF the cast, and
those OF the fair Sex who attend the per-
rormance OF MY Lady Friends" can go
away knowing that they have seen tho
/ latest creations in the fashion world:
The authors have provided three acts OF
fun that In said to be fast and furious.
the first and third taking place In New
York City and the second At cottage
at Atlantic City, the action only oecu-
pies four days. Seats go on sale Monday
| at nine O. m. q.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-25
SHERRARD

Sunday Services. n
Allen Grove Presbyterian church,
Rev. G. ~ EBesle, Pc stnf Sunday eahpsf
at P. ON; preaching BY tho pastee
Pleasant Hill NJ. E. church. Rev. II.
l.. Dearien. pastor. Sunday school &C
10 a. M; sermon by the pastor at II
o'clock.
Maple Fu1SrSL
Funeral services were held on Tyes..
day afternoon at the late home for Mr..
n. 4. Marble. whose death OCCURRED
Sunday morning. Rev. G. e G4rvtR
conducted tho services. assisted BY Ret
81. l.. Dearien. Interment was n tho
Mt. Olivct cemetery. s.
Briefs,
Miss Beatrice Mcconnell, who II q
senior In the University Of Wisconsin.
has arrived at home from Madison 20
spend the Christmas vacation.
4 union Christmas entertainment win
b, given in the school auditorium this
evening Saturday. by the Pleasant Hin
NJ. f and Allen Groven Presnytefian
Su Mr. and ed"? Mrs. c. r. Kupter ara viz.
Ting relatives In Medina, Ohio.
left on Thursday for his home IN Kew
Martinsville.
Cecil Riggs has returned home from
MorgantoSn to spend the holiday
The consolidated and high schools
closed on Thursday and VIII not reopen
until Monday, January 3.
Miss Lola Bonar, of MI Olfvet, ~.
rived home on Wednesday from Shins.
ton, W. Va.
his parents here.
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tho banks. barber shops and other bust
ness houses will be closed. City offices
with the single exceptions Of the police
department will be CLOSED. All indus
trial plants and mines will be down.
Deliver Parcels.
Parcel post packages at the postoftice
will be distributed to all parts OF the
city this morning. The regular carriers
viii be idle all day. There will be nc
delivery Of flrst-ciass mail.
Services Tonight
A beautiful Christmas program Is to
be rendered at the First Reformed
church tonight. Many persons will no
|, doubt be In attendance. The program
viii consist OF exercises. recitations and
special music
But TWO Exhibitorz.
Belmont county had but two exhibit
tors at the recent state fair. according
to announcement made at Columbus
yesterday. They carried OF prize money
! amounting 10 80. The local county was
sixty-ninth In the state in the prize
money received.
Bsnairs Briefs.
Superintendent and Mrs J. A. Jackson
Of Clarksburg, W. Va, formerly OF Bell
aire. are hero to visit with friends FOR
a few days.
State Treasurer Rudolph w. Archer
and wife. OF Columbus. are hero to spend
the Christmas holiday with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Garrett. OF st.
Louis, have arrived here to spend Christ
mas with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Keys, OF
Thirty-tirst street.
Mis- Ehda Donahue has gone to New
Philadelphia to spend Christmas with
her parents.
Robert and Donald Dorer. students at
St vlncents school, At Columbus. are
hero to spend Christmas with their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs, Robert
Foust, and Mrs. William Dorer.
Frederick Wasman, Of Ohio State
University, has arrived here to spend
the holidays with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. William wassman, OF Belmont
street.
Abe FeinberE. who has been attending
school In Cincinnati, Is hero for the hol-
days
Mrs. r. J. Fleming, OF Monroe street,
has gone to Columbus to spend Christ
mas with her sister, Mrs. Clarice Will
liams.
Norman wassrnAn. Of Now York icty,
has arrived to spend the holidays with
his parents.
UT. anu MS SdCA <Anoh "a NOiuihp0S'
arrived here last evening to spend
Christmas with her mother. Mrs. Anna
Mendelson, of Union street.
Miss Marie Watt. OF Nazareth. Ky,
has arrived here to spend Christmas
with her mother on Union street.
Mis- Mayme OConnor, OF Franklin
street. has gone to Steubenviile to spend
. Christmas.
One offender was in the city jail yes
terday, an alien. having been arrested
on charge Of lettering.
Miss Lula Coulter has returned to her
home at Newark, after visiting at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Huffman,
In South Bellaire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-25
| THE THEATRES|
COMING ATTRACTIONS At
THE COURT

Monday and Tuesday TUESDAY
Matinee)-Chauncey Olcott In
''Maoushla."
"Wednesday and Thursday
Jack Norworth in My Lady
Friends"
Friday, Saturday and Monday
saturday Matinee) Al. G.
Fields Minstrels.
January s. and 6--Geo. NJ.
Cohan's Musical HIT. Mary"
January 10 and entire week
D. w. Griffith's romarkahle plo.
turiza ton Of way Down East"
January II and 18-Nnnce
o'Seil In The Passion Flower"
January 19--Frit1 Krelsler.
January 81 and 21--The Gill
in the Limousine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-25
BRIDGEPORT
CHRISTMAS BUSINESS
REPORTED BEST Ever
An Local Business Houses Report tx
ceIlent Bushes During Past week,
and Much Goods Sold

The Christmas business IN this city
is reported BY merchants who handled
all lines OF goods which could be con-
s,rucd as holiday gifts to their friends.
report having enjoyed business this
season unprecedented. Practically all
plants ard other places Of employment
have been working ut full! capacity with
practically no intcrmissiou, and Il was
evident that everybody had more money.
aud was brtetr fixed for the holidays
this year lhslR for many years In the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-25
Has Used Chamberlain Cough
RAnnaaY for Kiffaau YAH.

I'VE have used Chamberlain Cough
Remedy IN our family during the past
fifteen years. I have taken IL myself
and have given it to the children for
coughs and colds. and have found I TO
be a quick cure for these complaints"
writes Mrs William c.. Proffit, fana-
III For sale by all dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-25

v1os. victoria Fhsak1S. Ir6 =. WU0uAAt
fsnoul oAnt1tA "Ths galVA41nA
11rasl" &arTs baptist Temple vo0sg
chorus. silver offering. EoU - Voa.
coma.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-25

How does, II happen thai after man
dies he always becomes II LOVING huS-
band and kind father?
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BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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Thosa who handled ch!dlr,

mast. Those who handled ch!dlrens
goods, and small articles such as gents
furnishings and ladies wear. report hay
ing nearly been bought out OF stock.
During the coming weeks most local
business houses will DO busy taking
their annual inventory.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-16
.SONCONBAT| T|DOSEN
CHIHUAHUA Los
EX.V|LL|STAS
ASI 10 ORDENO Ell GENERAL
PLUTARCO ELIAS GALES
OUEDAN TODAVIA UNOS GRUPOS De REBEL
DES QUE No QUIEREh REND|RSE

| En- vista &C Ia manifesto opoSlCior
de los cabecillas rebeldes que quedar
| al rrente de cscasos grupos en- el Es-
tado de Chihuahua. para tener UT
acuerdo COT las autoridades militia
res de esa cntidad, aun despues dc
celebrado ug pacto formal entire e!
cr;e fuera Jsfe De Ia rebellion en- Chi
huahua. Frs Villa, las auto
l.fdades del Centro. Ia Secretaria de
Guerra Y Marina, a cuyo frente esta
Il general Gales. aCaba de diriglrse
nor medic de una communication tele-
grAfica al general Joaquin Amaro, Je-
fe de las Opc-aciones en- Chihuahua,
ordenand0'e QUO reanude su campana
formal en- contra de los Grupos de re-
neides Que CueGan dispersos en- e!
Norte.
Entire los rCteldeS que eStan toda-
Via comba.iendo al Gobierno consu-
triGo en- el Estado de Chihuahua, Sc
cuentan el caheciila Daniel Cervantes,
y Albino Amanda, este tlltimo hernia
no del pr.sIonerc Manuel Amanda, que
tOGavfa esth u disposition del Guar
iG General de las Operaciones en- >el
EStado.
En- visa de las 6rdenes recibidas
er forma terminante. el general ANA
70 Sc ha dr,gido al general Escobar,
Segundo Comandante de Ia Division,
Y este n sI vez Sc comunic6 con los
generates FiGueroa v Gonzalez, mott
ficandOles Que deben continuar Su
campana contra esos nGcleos disper-
SOS. Amanda Y Cervanres Sc encuen-
t2an por la Region de Palomas. Y muy
iacil parecA n los Jefes Militares To-
caiiZarlos.
Por tai motive. Sc consideran COM
pletamente inntiles las negociaciones
que, estuv;eror haciendose por con-
ducto de un al!egado a Amanda. a
Quien Sc exigfa su rendici6n como
condici6n mica para rescatar a su
hermano. 1amblen han resultado in
fructuosas las Gestiones que Francisco
Villa. indirectamente. hizo para que
Sc sometieran los que fueran suS
companeros de rebellion.