The border vidette., 1918-07-20

| tomorrow dIC6FDOOH Lu0 NO- gales baseball team, according to Manager Marquez, will play l the Fort Huachuca nine, on the | diamond at Fort Huachuca. A | big crowd of rooterS, for the | home team, will accompany the ] Nogales boys. One of the best games Of the season is promised admirers of the great national sport.
 According to Benj. J. Jones, acting county food administra- tor, the United States Food Ad- , ministration has made an allot- menr of 27,GCO pounds of sugar, or PFC sacks to Santa Cruz cOun- ty for the month of July. The allotment is based upon a popu- lation of 9,225 people in the county, and an allowance of three pounds per person.
 Solomon Levy, the well known Magdalena merchant, has arriv- ed from the Garden City to ac- cep5 a position with the Occi- dental Import & Export Co.,, of which l.. B. Fleischer is man. ager. Mr. Levy reports Mag dalena as being very quiet, in a business way. Mir. Fleischer will soon depart for the east in the interest of his firm which is doing a fine business.
 Last Thursday County Asses sor Vic J. Wager, departed for the Grand Canyon, to attend the annual meeting of state tax con- mission, boards of supervisors and county assessors, next week. The assessor was accompanied by Miss Laura Parsons, clerk of the board of supervisors, and Mir. and Mrs. Robt E. Lee. The party will motor from Nogales to the Canyon, in MT. Wager's machine.
 Last Monday evening in the parlors of the National hotel in this city, Mir. Henry Woods, the we'll known cattleman, and Miss Myrtle Mcdaniel, of Camille, this county, were united in marriage, the ceremony being performed by Rev. George c. Golden of the local Episcopal church, in the
 
 friends of the high contracting parties. We wish the newly weds much happiness.
 Tomorrow Holler & Levin, the well known, reliable commission and brokerage firm Of this place, will move into large, handsome new quarters, just remodeled and furnished in tbe Tom Wylie Building on Arroyo Boulevard. Henry Levin and Charley Hol- Ter, have an international "T- puts tion for efficiency and square dealing. Their many friends all over the United States and Mex ico, will be glad to learn that they are doing a great business.
 Former Town Marshal Chas. l.. Fowler has filed suit in the Superior Court to recover from the town of Nogales, the sum of $1, ,199 51. He claims this am- ount as commissions due on the collection of town license taxes collected while he was town marshal, between the dates of December 6, 1916 and June 3, DSGWSeA OlleSS OdOSo llO claims to have collected license taxes to the amount of $23, 99O.23 on which he alleges he is en- titled to commission of per cent.
 James l.. Finley, the we'll known Camille cattleman, and farmer, who is candidate for Supervisor, subject to the ac. tion of the Democratic party at the primaries September 10th, was a Nogales visitor last We'd nesday, on his way back to the ranch, from Tucson, where he had been spending few days with his wife, who on July 12th presented him with fine baby boy. While here MT. Finley visited many friends who are with him for the nomination he seeks September 10.
 Santa Cruz county has been called upon to supply five more men for the military service of the United States. The men are ordered to entrain about August 5. They will be sent to Camp Fremont, near San Francisco, Cal. Original Class l has been exhausted in this state, but the men called for August will be supplied from the reclassified l--