The border vidette., 1920-01-24

Can you enjoy life in prosper ous Arizona knowing that 4OO,- GOO children of the Near East are calling forth for assistance? :? Do your part through the Near East Relief.
 L.. E. Long, vice president of the Southern Pacific Com pany, returned last Monday evening from visit down the West Coast in his private car "Sinaloa. MT. Long inspected the bridge over the Fuerte river which was damaged by recent floods.
 Cal Wright, formerly of this city, now of Leonard, Texas, where he and a brother are conducting clothing store, after successfully transactinR private business here, has re- turned to Texas. We wish Mir. Wright and his estimable family much success, always.
 Last Monday Nogales was visited by United States District Attorney Thomas Flynn and his bride, formerly Mrs. Eva Luke Wurst, Q sister of the late Frank Luke, one of Americans most famous flying aces. After en toying their honeymoon in Ari zona, MT. and Mrs. Flynn will go to Flagstaff to reside.
 MT. Joe Polin, of this city, who is connected with a big American fishing company, has gone to Los Angeles on business for the company, which has a valuable fishing concession from the Mexican government. MT. A. M. Conard, formerly of No gales, now of Los Angeles, is president of the company.
 Arthur c. Wall, of the Los Angeles Tanning Company, is here from the City of Angels" on business for his big company, which has a branch in this city, Miguel McCleary manager. The gentleman is 8 director of the Southwest Ranger Oil & Refining Company of this city, now drill ing for oil in the Texas fields.
 MT. c. E. Grasty, formerly of Nogales, now prominent well to do citizen of Winkleman, has been a NogaleS visitor this week couple of days, on private business. The gentleman says he made a big mistake in leaving Nogales several years ago. He hn hn made a big fortune in Nogales, the best town in Arizona.
 Major John E. Audrey, U. S. A., we'll and favorably known in Nogales, has arrived in New York from overseas, according to advice received from the Rocky Mountain Club of New York City. Other Arizona boys who have arrived from Brest, are: Samuel E. Taylor and Higinio Chaires of Douglas, and John R. McKean of Lowell.
 Dr. A. L.. Gustetter, chairman of the trade excursion commit tee, requests all those going on the booster special February 4th, to meet at the City Hall on the evening of February 3rd, for the purpose of checking up passports, etc., etc., thereby preventing possible delay in making a prompt "get away" at 2 o'clock Wednesday morning.
 MT. and Mrs. Max Muller, recent arrivals from Los Ange- les, have taken 8 residence at 361 Walnut street, and expect to reside in Nogales several mouths. MT. Muller and his estimable wife have many friends here and in the state of Sonora. They resided at Hermo- sillo many years before going to California, where they have been several years.
 Good news comes from the Pleasanton oil fields in Texas, where are located the holdings of the Tres Hermanos Oil Con- pany, of this city, The officers of the company are: James A. Harrison. president; George H.. Fiedler, vice president; R. H. Stevenson, secretary; Victor J. Wager, treasurer. A number of wells have recently been brought in near the company's holdings.
 Garland L.. Mcintyre, formerly oopnoofod nith tho local ouofono q