The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-02-04
DRIVE FOR
MEMBERS IN
Y, B. M. A.
Membership Com m tit e e,
Headed By Doctor M. A.
Wuerschmidt is Out Aft
er New Members, With
Great Success Attending
Their Efforts.

The membership Of the Young
| Mems Business Association of No
gales, headed by Doctor M. A. Wuer-
schmidt, is making special drive for
new members, and the aim is to
raise the list of active members to
200 before the end of the present
week. Yesterday the committee ad-
ded to the membership thirty-one
new members, raising the total from
60 to 81; and it is anticipated that
the number will be increased to 100
by the time the luncheon is laid at
noon today.
That this organization is one of
great benefit to Nogales becomes
more plainly apparent each day. 1t
consists of men of energy and busi-
ness ability who have located in No
gales because they saw future for
the place. They came here with
theirs capital and invested it on that
belief. Hence they are for any and
all things that advance the city;
which advances their own interests.
So they are for progress and i'm
provement. They are ready to get
behind any meritorious proposition,
and with all their force given by
united effort, they push it to a
triumphant conclusion. The way
they got in behind the recent pro-
posed bond election, and carried the
day by tremendous majority is
case in point. While the old fogies
who are afraid of bond issues were
fighting the proposition; and while
that other element who are opposed
to anything they cannot control, were
fighting the bond issue and insisted
they had it beat, the Young Mems
Association got behind it as one man,
and pushed it through in great
shape.
All honor to the Young Mems Busi-
In closing this article no better
termination can be given than a list
of membership, given in the follow
ing paragraphs. The first includes
those who were and are members.
The second is the list of new mem
bers taken on yesterday:
c. A. Bauer, H. o. Bostwick, E. w.
Brittle, E. A. Dabdoub, Frank Dia-
mos, Chas. V. Fowler, w. w. Grif--
fifth, w. E. Karns, Chas. Kisselbach,
Louis Loos, H. c. Mundy, w. C.
Payne, H. R. Sisk, l. Underwood,
Foster Wright, w. C. White, Harry
Weinberg, A. ]. Schleimer, J. L.
Schleimer, Maurice Root, Marcus
Proto, Jno. Peterson, M. E. Ortiz, C.
Nordholm, L. R. Mitchell, Steve
Moreno, M. T. McCleary, R. A.
Lehrke, Leslie c. Hardy, B. F. Han
nah, J. ]. Goodman, F. A. French,
Allen T. Bird Jr., Chas. A. Beal, R.
DoSihIS@A, w. ~ AIebhhCHu0ISI, LII. wi.
A. Wuerschmidt, N. White, L. D..
Sugg, R. H. Stevenson, Bruce E..
Spivey, w. A. Sloan, Gil Rankin, E..
M. Rail, Otto Mayer, H. R. Marquee
Jr., J. M. Hiser, F. w. Hannah, M.
F. Gonzales, Harry 7. Connor,
Richard Block J. G.. Barnes, Oscar
Block, Tom Angeles, J. w. Larimore,
Jno. Atwater, Mr.. White, Thomas M.
Cummings, Col. Earl C. Carnahan
Commanding 25th Inf, Mayor Geo.
Fielder Mayor Nogales, Arizona, A.
E. Figueroa, Mayor Nogales, Sonora
New members: B. S. Watts, J. G..
Fry, w. J. Cavanaugh, T. J. Wylie,
F. E. Cole, Louis Holler, J. B. Dono-
van, Stanley w. Bryant, VIM. F.
Simpson, w. E. Freedman, Harry l..
Sugg, M. J. Brown, Arthur l.. Peck
Jr., w. B. Marsh, ]. J. Lowe, Geo.
]. White, L. H. Grimes, B. w. Roark,
S. D. Romney. Lewis Price, J. R.
Fryklund, Jno. Jund, N. Dawson. A..
S. Noon, E. M. Webb, c. J. Healey,
! S. S. Thalman, J. E. Wise, Col. Allen
T. Bird, Earl D. Hammock, A. Gu