The border vidette., 1917-06-23

OEerIDdn DdTOeT, OIl NlOileJ ANCss in Montezuma building, guaran- tees his work, and respectfully invites you to give him trial. Everything neat and clean. Hair Cutting a speciality. adv
 Hon. Jame, D. Barry, of the law firm of Barry & Barry, re- turned home Tuesday from a visit to his old home town, Chl- cago. Mir. Barry says he had both a pleasant and successful visit to the Windy City" where he met many old time friends and acQnaintanceS.
 The PrnSpero Sandoval resid- ence in Nogales, Sonora, has been leased by General Alvaro Obregon, and just as soon as will be occupied by the Obre- gons. who are at present guests of Mrs. Obre2on's parents, MT. and Mrs. Francisco Tapia, on North Morley avenue.
 Henry Levin, of Holler & Le- win, commission agents, this week secured a ten years lease on the old Schram property on North Morley avenue. and will at once commence making need ed mprovementS After MT. Levin makes the place one of the most attractive in the city, Mrs. Levin and the young ladies. who have been sojorning in Los Angeles several years, will re- turned to Nogales to again make this their home. Several years ago the Lavins occupied the Schram Place.
 Fred. Afford returned the fore. part of the week from GuaymaS, where he had been on business for A. M. Conard of this city and Los Angeles, who is presi- dent of the Pacific Coast Fishing and Canning Company of Son. ora. A small fleet of fishing boats will soon be placed in com mission at Guaymas. by MT. Conard's company, which has a liberal concession froEl the Mex ican government, both to fish in Mexican waters and operate can neries, at Guaymas and else where in Mexico.
 Owing to the fact that the pros- pective field for work is develop ing SO fast the $1OO, ,OOO, ,OOO being collected this week for the Red Cross War Fund will not last long and another subscription or congr essional appropriation will be necessary. Nogales has re- sponded to the call of the Red Cross. more than $26O0 being subscribed during the past four days but more money is needed All are urged to do their utmost to raise the $5,OOO allotment which the Red Cross has called upon Nogales to contribute Herald.
 Thursday the first detachment of soldiers to leave Nogales for France, to join General Per shing's army, left for Allentown, Pennsylvania, from where they will be sent to the front, after receiving necessary equipment. In the detachment were about @ half hundred young men, mem- bers of the ambulance corps which has been formed here at the Base Hospital under direc- tion of Colonel Skinner. The majority of the boys in the corps were students of the University of Arizona, and are a fine set of young Americans who will soon be on the fire line in France. We join their many friends in wishing them good luck.
 August Yarrick, one of the best known, best liked mine own CTS in Santa Cruz county, who for many years made his hone at Patagonia, near where he own ed mining property said to pos sess great merit, passed away last Monday at St. Joseph's hos pital, after a lingering illness. Miners consumption was the cause of the passing of Gus, who was highly respected by ali who knew him. He was fair and square in all his dealings, and his death is regretted by a host of friends here and throughout the county. The funeral was help Tuesday afternoon from Marsh's Undertaking Parlors, interment being in the Nogales