The border vidette., 1917-07-14

1 went to purchase goods for the big store soon to be opened in the First National Banks new i Trust Building, corner of Morley avenue and International street.
 Last Sunday Jack OK eefe, son of Con and Mrs. O'keefe, went to Tucson where he will stand examination for the Unit ed States marine corps. Jack is a splendid i young man. His | friends predict a bright future 1 for him in the service of Uncle Sam.
 Nogales in conjuction with the 1 other cities of Arizona will form l a Loyalty League to protect the citizens of the city from acts of 1 lawleSSneSS such as are now be- | ing perpetrated by the J. w. w. organization. The organization will be formed under the auspices of the Chamber of Commerce.
 At d meeting of the Directors of the Chamber of Commerce held Thursday night to discuss i the building of a freight house in Nogales by the Southern Pa cific Co.,, final action on the mat ter was postponed until con- ference can be arranged with officials of the railroad company
 The Epworth League of the l Methodist Church will meet for sociability and Christian fellow ship each Sunday evening from 6 to : o'clock in the church par lors. Light refreshments will i be served and a good time is promised. Soldiers and strangers Tn our midst are cordially invited. General Obregon, Mexico's ex- secretary of war, has arrived from his ranch on the Mayo river and will occupy the Pros pero Sandokal residence, in No gales, Sonora, just across the line. The general will shortly leave for New York where he goes to consult famous throat specialists.
 The heaviest rain of the season visited this section last Sunday, and as result Nogales is clean 1 CT and better town to live in. | The arroyo received it's annual 1 thorough cleaning and every thing on the Mexican side of the line, not nailed down, including l several wagons, etc., was wash ed beyond the city limits.
 After enjoying several weeks visit here with relatives. Miss | Helen Brick wood, daughter of Mrs. John Brickwood, has re- turned to Los Angeles, where her mother now resides. Miss Brick wood is native daughter of Nogales. Her father, the late John T. Brickwood, was one of the early pioneers of this city.
 Grover Marstaller, assistant cashier of the First National Bank of Nogales, returned home last Tuesday from Los Angeles, where he and Joe Mcintyre, also an efficient assistant cashier in the big national bank, spent a couple of weeks sucking the sea breeze. Joe. who is visiting his parents, in Los Angeles, will re- turn home next week.
 Carl Love, brother of Mrs. Bates of the First National Bank of Nogales, departed the fore part of the week for his old home at Charleston, Ill, where be will enjoy a months visit with re- latives, after which he will join the colors. Call is a mighty fine boy He has many friends in Nogales, all of whom join in wishing him good luck.
 Last Saturday evening the No gales Cafe was the scene of a delightful dinner party, given in honor of the birthday of Cap tain Louis VanSchaick. Among those present were Captain and Mrs. VanSchaick, Colonel and Mrs. Frier, U. S. Consul and Mrs. E. M. Lawton, Mir. and Mrs. James D. Barry, Miss Kay. ser, Chaplain Eausing, Lieut.. Irving, Captain Anding and MT. Littlejohn.
 Sheriff Earhart and Chief ot
 Police Fowler, upon demand oi
 the military authorities, have commenced rounding up all pros.
 titutes in Nogales and Santa
 Cruz county. The military off ? l