The border vidette., 1921-11-05


 mistice Day celebration next Friday. Miss Hill of thesP. O.. News Stand has lem free.
 Jimmie Ritchie, from Pata. Ronia, near where he is foreman of state highway work, was a business visitor in the city the 1 forepart of the week. Jimmie, besides being a first-class road. builder, understands the mining game from A to z. " December first Harry Marcott, who for some time past has been connected with The Bowman Hotel, will assume charge of Hotel Evans, and Mine Host and Hostess Ben Evans, will depart for Los Angeles, where they will make their home.
 Otto H. Herold, vice president of the First National Bank of Nogales, and Dr.. V. A. Sneaker popular local medico, departed Thursday for the Yaqui River I country in Sonora, where they own valuable land, which they will give the "once over."
 William F. Haynes has sold. | his interest in the International Garage to William H. Davey of l Twin Buttes. Dan Folts, for a long time connected with MT. | Haynes, will continue with the new management as manager of the mechanical department.
 Special Armistice Day services will be held tomorrow morning commencing at eleven o'clock, at the Trinity Congregational Church, O A. Smith, pastor. A special invitation is extended to members of the American Legion. All others are cordially invited. '--. Thursday Superintendent J. A. Small of the Sonora division of the Southern Pacific of Mex, ico, whose headquarters are in Empalme, Sonora. was a visitor in the city on company business. Wednesday evening he arrived from Cananea, making the trip by motor car.
 A teachers examination will be held at the office of the coun- ty. superintendent of school, i Mrs. Josephine Saxon, on Mon day and Tuesday, December 5th and 9th. Those who are inter. ested and desire further informa. tion are ~resquested to call and see Mrs. Saxon. -
 Tomorrow about forty candi- dates from points in Sonora and Arizona, will be initiated into the Nogalgs Lodge of Knights of Columbus. In the evening the members of the Knights of Columbus of Nogales will be the hosts at a dinner dance to be held at the Club Recreative.
 Yesterday Mrs. Harrison, wife of Mayor James A. Harrison, re- ceived a telegram from her daughter, Mrs.W. D. Mangan, wife of Captain Mangan, U. S. A., stating that she and her hus- band would sail today from San Francisco for Manila. where Captain Mangan will be stationed
 The law which prohibited the manufacture of all intoxicating liquor except light wines and beer in the state of Sonora, Mexico, has been repealed by the state legislature at Hermo- Sillo. The action of the leRisla- ture takes all restrictions off the liquor business in the state south of the border. .-. According to Mrs. Josephine A. Saxon, county school super intendent, the public schools throughout the county are in a | very fiourishing condition. After a visit to the schools at Elgin, Vaughn, Camille, Rain Valley and Sonoita, Mrs. Saxon reports the attendance everywhere this year larger than last year.
 In honor of the memory of the late United States Senator | Philander c. Knox, the flag on the American Consulate at No gales, Sonora, is flying at half mast, in compliance with orders l received from the State Depart ment by American Consul Fran cis J. Dyer. The flag will be flown at half mast for ten days.
 Earl Choate, an employee of the l.. H. Watkins garage, has I .