The border vidette., 1918-10-19


 after a delightful outing on the coast, returned home last Sun. day. MT. Faust is manager of the Nogales Electric Light, Ice & Water Go.
 Lou Roller, superintendent of Nogales' streets, returned We'd nesday from a business visit to Tucson. While there he visited Harry Grace at the Arizona hos pital, where the popular broker is recovering from bad injuries received in the automobile acci- dent near Continental. Harry said he felt like a million dollars and would soon be back on the job again. Solomon Levy is looking after MT. Grace's Noga- les business.
 A telegram from Washington yesterday, announced that ques- tionnaires for men from 37 to 46 years of age and eighteen years of age classes, under the draft order, had been released by Gen. Crowder in all local boards dis tricts where the classifications of other groups have been com pleted. The local board will. within & few days, complete mailing questionnaires to regis. trants, the most of whom have already been classified.
 Hon. Carl Hayden, Arizona's splendid representative in Con- gress, has been commissioned a major in the United States army, and his campaign for re election is now in the hands of his host of friends, who will see to it that he is re elected by an over whelming majority. False and miS leading statements made by the so called National Security League, an organization that can not disguise it's repeated at tempts to discredit President Wilson's administration, will not prevent loyal citizens of Ari zona, from casting their vote for one of the states most honor able patriotic native sons.
 Tomorrow three of Santa Cruz county's best known, most pop ular young Americans, who have been called to Uncle Sam'S col ors, will entrain for the cavalry officers training camp at Leon Springs, Texas. They are Coun- ty Attorney Leslie c. Hardy, Ed. Mix, clerk of the Superior Court, and Hon. Harry J. Saxon. After a strenuous three months training, it is expected the boys will be rushed to France to aid Pershings hosts in handing the Kaiser the final knockout punch. The boys will take with them the best wishes of host of per sonal friends and acQuaintances throughout Santa Cruz county. All will make good.
 According to information re- ceived here by Postmaster Wm. Schuckmann and Bracey Curtis, chairman of the Chamber of Commerce, congress has author ized the expenditure of $12O, ,OOO for 8 Federal Building to be erected in Nogales, on & site for which an additional $15, ,OOO have also been authorized. The money is said to be available imme- diately. The proposed building will be two story. The post office will occupy the ground floor and the customs depart ment, immigration service, war trade board and department of justice will be located on the second floor. It is said the site for the new building will be selected at an early date, after which it is believed construction work will imm ediately commence
 Blk & Company, contractors of Douglas, who have the con tract for building the new Y. M. c. A. building on the site of the guard house at Camp Little, last Thursday morning commenced work and the new Y. building will be pushed to completion as fast as possible. The building will be 3Sx112 feet and will be built of wood. Besides the au. ditorium with a seating capacity of between eight and nine hun dred, there will be bed rooms, shower baths, lavatorieS and two class rooms; also & ladies' rest room and 0 reception room where the enlisted men may en- certain their lady visitors. The building which will be complet- ed next month, will be equipped with numerous writing desks, amusement tables, gymnasium