The border vidette., 1921-06-18

| Ing plant out on the river, was circulating among his city friends last Thursday. Bob says he likes the quiet, simple life in the country, where he expects to spend the summer months.
 R. E.. Butler, former cashier of The Santa Cruz Valley Bank, now The NogaleS National Bank of NOgales, was a visitor here the forepart of the week from Tue. Son, where he is cashier of one of the big banks of that city. He came on Superior Court business.
 Fred. c. Emery. the we'll known, successful promoter and mine operator, after an extended business visit in the east, has returned to Nogales, and is a guest at Hotel Bowman. From here MT. Emery will go to his miniug property in Sonora, which is said to possess great merit.
 H. c. Brooks, K., has retired from the management of the Sonora Restaurant, and in future Mir. k. B. Smith will personally cater to the wants of patrons of that popular resort, where the best in eats and latest jazz music, etc., etc., is speciality. MT. Smith IS d prince of entertainers. He guarantees a square deal to all.
 Attorney James D. Barry, brother of Attorney Frank J. Barry, of the we'll known local law firm of Barry & Fitzpatrick, spent last Sunday in Nogales, with friends. Mr. Barry since removing from NoRales to Tue son, with his family, has built up splendid law practice in the ancient and honorable pueblo. He is always welcome in Nogales.
 At the Nogales high school last Wednesday evening, Miss Clarice Taylor, accom- plished Taylor, won the declamatory contest, and was awarded the beautiful gold medal given by MT. A. M. Gillespie, vice presi, dent and manager of the Nogales National Bank. Miss Taylor's subject was How the Church was Built at Kehoe's Bar"
 The Play Ground Committee, recently appointed by Mayor James A. Harrison, met last Saturday and discussed plans for the establishment of vacation play grounds for the children of this city. The following women and men, who will name super visor for the play grounds, are Rev. o. A. Smith, George H. Fiedler. William Payne, Mrs. Andrew Miller, and Mrs. B. c.
 All a Mistake" the farce comedy in three acts, played at the Lyric Theatre last Thursday night was greatly enjoyed by a large crowd. The following members of the senior high school class, made up the cast: Henry Leeker, John Phillips, Alfred Taylor, Roland Legarra, Helena, Karns, Dorothy Brown, Beatrice Jones and Muriel O'Neill. All a Mistake" will long be pleasantly remembered by all who witnessed the play Thursday night.
 The following officers for the ensuing year were elected last Wednesday evening by the Mo- gales Lodge No. 13, Knights of Pythias: Chancellor Commander, J. L.. Pitts; vice chancellor com mander, ChaS. Fraizer; prelate, D. J. Lowell; master at arms. Knight Haimes; master of works, James B. Mix, K. of R. and S.. Harry E. Berner, keeper fin ance, Foster Wright, master of e1chequer, Geo. Januel; inner guard, Alfred Kibbe, outer guard, Knight Acedo.
 Thad Mitchell, colored, who escaped from the county jail re- gently with eleven other prison CTS, was captured last Sunday night south of the border by Mexican officials and is now in the Nogales, Sonora jail with three other escaped prisoners, Hooper, Corbin and Taylor, col ored. Mitchell, who had Jailor Soto's pistol, surrended to the officers without firing a shot. It