The border vidette., 1920-01-31

last Wednesday from Tucson. i Stewart and his father, Hon. John Began, of Tucson, are in terested in the Arivaca Land and Cattle Company.
 MT. and Mrs. H. D. Ross. Jr. |, of Mesa, were visitors in the city the forepart of the week, attending the meeting of the Arizona Daily Newspaper Pub fishers Association, last Mon day and Tuesday. Mir. Ross represented the Mesa Tribune. Miss Ruth Longyear of Mesa, accompanied Mir. and Mrs. Ross.
 Rumors to the effect that the importation of corn into the United States from Mexico would be prohibited, were denied last Monday by Harry E. Berner, special deputy collector of GUS toms. According to MT. Berner, no such orders have been issued, but on the contrary, growers in Sonora and Sinalos are being urged to ship their products to the United States.
 Carlos Valenzuela, of Patago- mia, one of Santa Cruz county's brave boys who saw service with Uncle Sam's army in Siberia, has returned home feeling fine and looking every inch a sol dier." Carlos has a wide circle of friends here and throughout the county who will be pleased to learn of his safe return to his family and friends, after having performed his full duty to the good old U. s. of A.
 Reverend Father Duval has arrived from Tucson to again assume charge of the Sacred Heart parish in this city. He is being warmly greeted by his host of Nogales friends. Rev. Father Mateo Deyrieux has gone to Bisbee to take charge of the Mexican parish there. Rev. Father Van Goethem will go to Columbus,-New Mexico, where he will have charge of the parish at that place.
 At meeting of The Mems Club of Nogales, held last Wednesday evening at the pleasant home of Rev. A. LeffingweIl on Craw- ford street, the following gentle men were elected officers of the new organizations: President, w. A. O'Connor; Vice President, Duane Bird; Secretary, N. D. Pomeroy; Treasurer, E.. M. Mather. During the evening: Dr. A. H. Noon, and, others made interesting talks which were greatly enjoyed by all those present. G
 MT. Allan B. Jaynes, manager of the Tucson Citizen, accompa- nied by his wife and mother, MrsA W. c. Jaynes, from Colum- bus, Ohio, who is spending the winter in Tucson with her child ren, arrived in the city last Sun day, to attend the Arizona Press Association meeting, held here last Monday. Mir. Jaynes is one of Arizona's most prominent Re publican leaders. It is said Mir. Jaynes is closer to the Republi- can sack" than any other man in southern Arizona.
 With without her consent. friends of Hon. Theodora s. Marsh, are going to insist that she represent Santa Cruz county in the next legislature as Demo- cratic Senator. As State Repre-. sentative, Mrs. Marsh made a record for herself and Santa Cruz county, her friends are justly proud of, and they will now, ask her to represent this county in the next State Senate. Next week THE BORDER VT DETTE hopes to make official" announcement that Mrs. Marsh is Q candidate for State Senator.
 The wedding of Mir. Nonie W. Bernard, one of Pima county's most prominent citizens, who is chairman of the Pima county board of supervisors, and Miss Marian Kingsbury, charming daughter of MT. W. J. Kings bury, superintendent of Sonora branch of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, which took place in Tucson recently, is of interest to many Nogales people. The newly weds have many friends in this section, all of whom join in wishing them much happines as man and wife. MT. and Mrs. Bernard will make their home