The border vidette., 1920-07-17
GET-TOGETHER BARBECUE.
Mexico's Next President and Two
 Border State Governors Meet.
CTucson Citizen)

Campbell of Arizona and General c. AlvarO OOregon, the man of the hour in Mexico. It marked the first appearance of General Obregon at the line since the short revolution started in So nora resulted in placing the de stiny of Mexico in his hands and the exchange of friendly senti- ments between Governor Camp bell and General Obregon marks new day in Mexico as far as Americans are concerned.
 General Obregon and Govern or Campbell met underneath the Welcome arch" at the interna- tional line at 8:3O Sunday morn ing by invitatio of the cham bers of commerce of Nogales, Arizona and Nogales, Sonora. Four cameramen representing national movie weeklies, were on hand and were kept busy all day as we'll as half dozen other cameramen making stills so that Arizona and Nogales are bound to receive nation wide publicity through this historical event.
 Following the meeting between Governor Campbell and General Obregon, Governor Borquez of Sonora came forward to greet the guest of the state and the staffs of the two governors fol lowed. Then came Colonel Gar nahan, in command at Nogales, with his staff and members of the chambers of commerce of the two line cities.
 Governor Campbell was pho tographed between GeneralObre- gon and Governor Borquez, Mrs. Campbell was photographed with General Obregon, Mrs. Obregon with Governor Cambell, the re- presentatives of the Tucson chamber of commerce, number ing 25, were photographed with the two governors and General Obregon, while the movie cam eras kept shooting all the while.
 Henry Levin was chairman of the committee of arrangements of the Nogales chamber of com- merce. He was ably assisted by J. A. Legarra, Bracey Curtis, Dr. A. l.. Gustetter, Manuel Els calada, B. K. Cumming, J. B. Bristol and others, while the Nogales, Sonora, chamber of commerce was represented by l.. Gaxiola, Benjamin Trasv1na, Eduardo Ruiz, A. MaScarenas, Guillermo Robi nson, Arturo Gu billas and other prominent citi- zens of the Mexican town.
 The mayor of Nogales. So nora, A. E. Figueroa, and the city officials of Nogales, Arizona were also present to assist in the ceremonies.
 When General Obregon reach ! ed the line, Mrs. Obregon was not with him. On learning that Mrs. Campbell was accompany ing Governor Campbell, General Obregon returned to his simple home at Nogales, Sonora, to get Mrs. Obregon and just before the official greeting, she crossed the line and met Mrs. Campbell. They were entertained during day by woman'S reception com mittee consisting of Mrs. H. M. Clagett, J. B. Wise, A. L.. Gus letter and others.
 Following the greetings at the line, the party, consisting of more than 300 boarded a special train chartered by the chambers of commerce of the two towns and proceeded 30 miles south to Casita, a beautiful picnic ground beside running stream, where a barbecue lunch was served and the speaking took place.
 About half hundred automo- piles following the special train, including the handsomely de corated car which was placed at the disposal of Governor and Mrs. Campbell and Governor Campbell's car carrying the ladies of the reception committee
 General Obregon placed his seer etary, l.. Gaxiola, at the dis posal of Governor Campbell as official interpreter and General Oregon, Governor Borquez and Governor Campbell held an ex- tended conference on the train during the hour and half trip to Casita.
 Governor Campbell was ac- companied by Colonel Walter S. Ingalls,, adjutant general, who