The border vidette., 1920-04-10

com blned conventions of the 1 Bankhead Highway and the Ma tional Good Roads Association,
 has gone to Hot Springs, Ar
 kansas, to be Ion hand" when the big convention is called to order. Ike says he is going to see that Nogales is placed on the line of the Bankhead High way.
 Last Thursday Juan Macias, of Phoenix, fell dead on the de- pot platform as he got off the : on the body stated that Macias was suffering from an incurable disease and was going to So nora, Mexico to die. Coronor Wilkey decided that it was not necessary to hold an inquest as the man had died from natural ! causes.
 Ralph O'Neill, former Amer ican Ace, has been here several days enjoying visit with bis i family. Ralph is now connect ed with the Aerial Commerce Co, one of the largest aerial transport companies in the Un ited States. The famous young ex airman, makes his headquart- CTS in San Francisco. He is a son Of Mr R L. O'Neill of this city, where he is we'll and favor ably known.
 Under the able supervision of A. $. Noon & Co.,, we'll known local contractors and engineers, handsome new modern play house is being erected on the site of the old NogaleS Theatre, Frank Diamos manager. When the beautiful front is installed | and other up to the minute i'm prOvements- are made in The | Nogales Theatre, that motion 1 picture theatre will be one of | the finest in the state
 Mir. A. Dumbauld, formerly of | Nogales, now successfully en- gagged in farming over Camille | way. was here last Monday at | tending a meeting of the recent ly appointed Highway Commis sioh, of which he is a mem ber Other members are: George H. | Fielder of Nogales, E. H. Evans 1 of Patagonia, William Lowe of | Tubac, and A. l.. Kingsley of San Rafael. At Mondays meet ing MT. Fielder was elected | chairman of the commission.
 The charity ball given last Tuesday evening in the hand | some new Wise building, for the | benefit of the Arizona Children's | Home in Tucson, was great | success socially and financially. l As a result of the recent drive in Nogales, and tbe dance, more than seventeen hundred dollars were realized for the Children's Home. To Mrs. A. M. Giles pie, chairman, who was ably assisted by other generous ladies | and gentlemen. unstinted praise is due, for the success of the drive and grand ball.
 The announcement that Mrs. George B. Marsh has decided to be candidate for state senator from Santa Cruz county. is good news to that estimab ble lady's host of friends-Republ blicans and Democrats-throughout the county. Mrs. Marsh is one of the states most brilliant women, She is a clever business woman. a heavy taxpayer and a consist ent Democrat. As a member Of the House of Representatives in a former legislature, Mrs. Marsh made a splendid record. Her many friends, especially the lady voters of Santa Cruz county, will take great pleasure in elect ing her to the state senate.
 After spending joyous day in the Convention City, the Bor- derland Excursion from Phoe- nix, left Nogales soon after mid night. The capital city boosters travelled by special train con sisting of eight Pullman and two dining cars. They were accom- panied by the famous Carlisle Indian Band from the Indian School near Phoenix. On the trip they visited Casa Grande, Tucson. Bisbee, Douglas, and Nogales. While here the visit ors were the guests of the No gales Chamber of Commerce and the Young Business Mems Asso citation. They were also royalty entertained by the hospitable people of Nogales, Sonora.