The border vidette., 1918-09-21

William Mccormick and Osmun- do Maldonado, registrants who
 went to Tucson Monday to ap-
 pear before the district board for re examination as to their physical fitness for service, have returned home. All were again turned down by the examining physicians.
 Mrs. E E. Noon left Tuesday ! for Los Angeles, San Diego and Camp Kearney, she will make the trip by automobile and was accompanied by her young son, Zenas, who she will place in the Los Angeles Military Academy. Zenas, who is thirteen years old and a gifted musician for that age, will specialize in music while in the academy.
 Cards received in Nogales an- nounce the marriage in San An tonic, Texas, September 11th, of Miss Margaret Wylie, daught- CT of .Ir and Mrs. T. J. Wylie of this city to Lieut.. Allison B.
 Farmer of the U. S. army, who was formerly stationed here.
 Mrs. Wylie accompanied her daughter to San Antonio to be
 present at the wedding.
 To put a stop at once to all building in the country which is not absolutely necessary at this time, the War Industries Board has decreed that government permits will be required in the future for all construction work, except in certain government work, and State councils of de- fense have been authorized to disapprove building projects.
 In the superior court Thurs day the Smith and Wright cases wherein the defendants were charged with the unlawful tran sportation of liquor, were dis posed of. In the Smith case the jury brought in a verdict of not guilty. Wright entered a plea of guilty and was given $2OO fine and sixty days. Judge Pat tee of Tucson presided Tn both cases.
 Mrs. Josephine Saxon, county school superintendent, has been having considerable trouble se- curing teachers for some of the country schools. The trustees of the districts have been also diligent, but all are up against a hard proposition. All schools have been provided with teach CTS except the Rain Valley and Santa Cruz districts, but Mrs. Saxon thinks these schools will be opened Monday.
 The Syrians of Nogales have raised the handsome sum of S187. .OO for the Syrian Red Cross Association which has had g. great deal of work to do in allay- ing the wide spead Restitution in their native land. A. K. SaleebY had charge of the work of so- liciting subscriptions and suc- ceeded remarkably we'll consider ing the very few Syriaus here and the numerous demands for like contributions incident to the great war.
 Word has been received here to the effect that James A. Red doch has been promoted to gen. eral superintendent of the Mis- souri & North Arkansas rail- road, with headquarters at Har- rison, Arkansas. This promotion came soon after he returned to Arkansas from his sad trip to Nogales to attend the funeral of his son, Gaston Reddoch, who was fatally wounded during the battle on the international line August 27.
 Eduardo Rodriguez and An gelita Lopez, the young couple who eloped from Harshaw last week and were arrested here Monday, were married by Jus tice Wilkey Thursday afternoon. At first the girls father lodged a complaint against Rodriguez charging him with a statutory offence, the girl being under IS, and the young man was in jail for three days. Finally the girls father relented and consented to a marriage and the incident. was closed.
 E. D. Miller editor and pro- prietor of THE BORDER VIDETTE is at the California beaches vis- iting his family who have been spending the heated term on the coast A Oraat 6iVarSitU Of nOl-