The border vidette., 1919-12-20

gales, is here from Culiacan,
 Sinaloa. He is on his way to
 California to spend Christmas
 with relatives.
 MT. W. H. Land, vice presi- I dent and manager of the Tucson | National Bank, was visitor in
 the city last Wednesday, having
 motored over from the old town,
 with a party of friends. Colonel Chas. E. Hardy, U. S.. | collector of customs, will go to the Texas oil fields next week, on business for the Arizona 1 Mexico Oil & Refining Company, of which he is vice president. w. J. Kingsbury, superinten- dent of the Sonora branch of
 the Southern Pacific of Mexico, of which MT. H. J. Temple is general superintendent, arrived from the south Thursday night
 Mrs. Gillespie, accomplished wife of MT. A. M. Gillespie, vice president and manager of the Nogales National Bank, has re- turned from a delightful visit with relatives in Texas, her old home.
 Mrs. Ellis Lewis has returned to Lochiel, after spending a few days in the city. She came to attend the funeral of her sister in-law, Mrs. M. T. McCleary, whose sad death occurred last week.
 The election of officers of Ste phen D. Little Garrison, Army and Navy Union, which was to have been held tomorrow after noon, has been postponed until Monday evening, January 29. A full attendance Of members is desired.
 The Wortham Carnival, under the auspices of the Army and Navy Union, did a splendid bus mess this week on the High School grounds. The many at fractions were well patronized, being the best witnessed here in many years.
 Messrs. Joe l.. Obermuller and L.. H. Wilson, two we'll known American miuing men, who own and operate valuable mining property situated in the Alamos district, have arrived in the city, and are arranging to go south to their camp.
 Yesterday Mel Easou, from the Camille country, was a busi ness visiness in the city. A few years ago Mel Eason was one of Americas best known, popular baseball umpires. He is now engaged in the business of farm ing and stockraising.
 L.. S. Adams, inventor of the Adams rotary blow, has return ed from visit in the East, where he had been on business con- nected with the manufacture of his wonderful invention. A num- Der of Nogales people are finan- cial interested with Mir. Adams d
 Cannibalism born of hunger in the Near East, the birthplace of This is the unbe- lieveable horror barred by a re- cent Associated Press dispatch from Constan tinople. Famine and disease are staying thous- ands. And the children fall first.
 Thursday morning George A. Lonsberry, the we'll known mine and land promoter, who recently returned from the East, depart ed for Hermosillo and other points in Sonora, on business connected with his interests in the country south of the inter border.
 The desperate situation in the Near East is revealed in a recent cable from Herbert Hoover. It is impossible" he cabled, that the loss of 100000 lives can at this day be prevented. The re- 5OO,OOO possibly can be saved" And the majority of these are children.
 Everybody hopes the oil we'll in Texas, being brought in by the Arizona Mexico Oil 6 Rein ing Co.,, of which Wirt G. Bow mnn is president, will prove a source of great revenue to all parties interested. Certainly, stockholders are to be congratu- lated. They have their money