The border vidette., 1921-04-16

22 2S, inclusive. Now on sale at The Owl Drug Store.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Diamos have gone to Douglas were MT. Diamos will inspect his big mo- tion picture play house. They made the cross country trip by auto.
 Fred. H. Hilliker, secretary of the Sonora Valley Land Con- pany, owners, of big tract of agricultural land situated in So nora near. Noria, after an ex tended visit to his cOmpany'S property, returned to Los An geles the forepart of the week.
 Pat Stouffer, from the Rich ardson Construction Company. in Sonora, is. a, Nogales visitor, being 9 guest at Hotel Evans. For over thirty years Pat has been connected with some of the biggest, mining companies in Sonora, as mechanical engineer.
 Hon. A..C. Bernard, of Tucson, was a business visitor in Noga, les the forepart of the week, being a guest at Hotel Evans. Mir. Bernard is arranging to go to Mexico City on private. busi ness. He expects to be absent from the States about thirty days.
 Hon. Wirt G. Bowman, local capitalist, accompanied by Mrs. Bowman, returned home last Tuesday from San Diego, where they spent two weeks on a con- bined business - and pleasure visit. MT. Bowman will shortly go to Mexico City on private business. <=-- ''-.
 The High School Auditorium was crowded last evening to wit ness two delightful plays, Uncle Sam's Visit," and "The Pink Parasol," given by Nogales school children, all whom did themselves and their. teachers proud. Those who failed to wit ness last7evening's entertain ment missed a rare treat.
 Red"- Butler formerly a re. sident of Nogales. when he was private secretary to Charles V. Fowler, now engaged in mining in Sonora, was a visitor in No gales this week. He had been to Tucson where his little daughter attends school. From here Red" went to his mining property, in Sonora. Tuesday City Chief of Police J. J. Lowe, who is also a deputy United States Marshal, took four prisoners zto Tucson for trial in federal court The men held by United States Commissioner ". A. .O'Connor,, were Harry Hen derson, e, Florentino Hernandez and ESto. Reyes, liquor runners, and Juan Luzon, ammunition smuggler. ..-.-. .5-.. --........ ..
 Joe Miller, we'll known Pata- gonia mining man, has gone down to Suaqui Grande, Sonora, to take change of the famous old Las Cruces mine owned by Fred. Williams and associates. MT. Miller understands the min ing game thoroughly and under his personal supervision, the old mine should again be made to pay big.
 J. A. Legarra, proprietor of The Famous haberdashry, re- turned Wednesday from Phoe nix, where he attended the meet ing of Arizona Pioneers. Reports having had the time of his life hob nobblng with the pioneers who made Arizona the biggest little state in the Union. Says the Arizona Pioneers were royal ly entertained by the hosDitable capital city people.
 Last evening at the Methodist church, the Hon. H. T. Laugh baum. of Oklahoma City, deliv cred an interesting lecture, his subject being Making Demo cracy Safe for the World" Mir. Laughbaum, who is & distin guished lawyer and brilliant orator, is making a lecture tour in the interest of the 18th amendment and it's endorsements The lecture was free. -...
 Last Wednesday night local Knights Of Pythians held an in teresting meeting, at which a class of ten knights were initiat ed into the 3rd degree of the order. After the initiation cere monies, which were conducted