The border vidette., 1920-02-07

hoSO ACtuTnSu 1IOu LOS ADk6l0S
 to again make Nogales their
 home, to the delight of their
 host of friends. Mir. Mix has
 accepted a position with Roy &
 Titcomb, Inc.
 Not dollars but bread. This is
 what the children of far of Ar
 menia are crying for. Through it's
 is giving the people of Arizona
 aD opportunity to help in great
 cause of mercy.
 Sergeant Roberts and private
 Utter, of the famous 55th Regi.
 ment. U. $. A, are at the St.
 Charles hotel, where they will give information about the army and recruit men desiring ser
 vice in that Regiment.
 Club women of the Salt River
 Valley are rallying to the SUD-
 port of the Near East Relief. A giant mass meeting has been planned, and this will be ad- dressed by General Azgapetian, noted Armenian worker.
 Mir. A. McFarlane, general manager of the Progreso Silver Mining Co.,, in Sonora, from which regular shipments of sill yer bullion are being made, was business visitor in Nogales a, couple of days this week.
 Louis Hudgin, Jr., Bob Bloom CT, Bonsall Noon and Stanley Pinkerton. we'll known Nogales boys, who are attending the University of Arizona, after enjoying short visit here re- turned to school last Sunday.
 Dr. and Mrs. J. c. Underwood have gone down to their mines in the Altar, Sonora mining dis trict, where they will superin- tend the mining of bonanza ore, which will be shipped to the States through the Port of No gales. |
 Rev. W. L.. Summers, state of the Arizona Home Association, succeeding Rev. J. l.. Gannett, who has been transferred to another field, visited Nogales a of days this week, from | Tucson.
 Last Sunday the Baptist SupE lay school of this city adopted | an Armenian child and each | month will send it enough money | for necessary food and clothing MT. N. B. Crenshaw is superin- ,endont of the Baptist Sunday | school.
 MT. Bracey Curtis, president of the First National Bank of Nogales, after comb bined busi. 1ess and pleasure visit in Cali ,ornia, returned home last Tues fay, and Wednesday morning vent south with the Nogales boosters.
 Dr. W. A. Bray, chief of the J. S. Livestock Sanitary Ser rice, was Q visitor at the Line City the forepart of the week rom Ell Paso, where he makes ais headquarters. The gentle nan is we'll known here. He ,ame on official business.
 Bruce Stanley, formerly of where he has many now train dispatcher 'or the Southern Pacific, with headquarters in Tucson, was a visitor in the city last Sunday, oeing accompanied by his moth sr. a most estimabie lady.
 Yesterday MT. T. M. Ford, IT,, local manager for the J. D. dalstead Lumber Company. su- oerintended the installation of arge plate glass in J. A. Le- yarra's new haberdashry-The Morley Ave-, soon o be opened to the public.
 Captain and Mrs. L. W. Mix nave returned from their ex- ended visit in the East. Their many friends will regret to- learn If the sudden death of the lady's Mrs. Bates, wife of Commander Bates, U. S. N., ecently at Annapolis, from 
 Harry Berner, special deputy collector of customs, has pur- ;hased from Judge w. A. O'Con- TOT, the residence located at 327 5onoita avenue, formerly occu pied by Judge and Mrs. O'Con- TOT. Mir. and Mrs. Berner will nove into their new home on Marsh 1st.