The border vidette., 1921-12-10

| At a regular muster or the Stephen D. Little Garrison No
 125 of the Army and Navy Unior
 Monday evening Col. Allen T.
 Bird was elected senior vice commander for the remainder oi the year. '-5' - =
 The case of Dr. E. W. O'Don nell, charged with practicing medicine in Santa Cruz county without a license, will be tried December 18th. Attorneys s F. Noon and Duane Bird will repre-. sent pr. O'Donnen. :. H. D! -McVey, Arizona mana. ger of the Mountain States Tele. phone and Telegraph Company, with headquarters in Phoenix. spent 8 couple of days in the city this week. MT. McVey is one of Arizona g best known live wires. He never misses an op- portupity to pay his friends in Nogales avisit- 1-. .---t-.-... l.:
 The body of Donald G .Strator, the young travelling salesman, who died here Monday after a short illness from pneumonia. was shipped last Tuesday to his former home at Pasadena, Cali fornia, for burial. being accom- panied by his mother and wife who were at his bedside when he died. *o Deceased was 26s years old. He travelled for 8 shoe company. --s~ "
 
 At 8, a,recent meeting of Nogales Boy Scouts the following scouts were elected patrol leaders for the ensuing year: Eagle Patrol, Robert Pima; Tiger Patrol, Ed ward Larrieu. Black Bear Pa- trol, Homer Sprinkle; Wolf Pa trol, Frank Watt. William Che. noweth. was selected as the Sen for Patrol Leader. During the splendid. leadership of Scout Master Freeman, the personnel of Troop One, Nogales. Scouts has increased nearly one hun. dred percent. Troop Two is. be- ing organized by Coach Paulus of thes High School.
 .a Last Wednesday night, at the pleasant home of MT. and Mrs. Wirt faG.~ Bowman on Marsh ,Heighss;; Colonel A. J. Macnab, commander of the 25sh Infantry was the guest of honor at a card party and dinner. Those pre-. sent were: Mesdames Bowman, O'Daniels, Ballinger and Merritt; Messrs:: E. Titcomb, Joe Berk, Otto H. HeroId, Major Ballinger, Lieut.. Waterbury, Dr. Merritt, B. K. Cumming, Phil Herold, Captain Williams, Joaquin Ter razas, J. E. Wise, SameLeeker, Wade Barbee, Robt. Howell, F.. F. Rodriguez, Ben Ashby. B. M. Mather, DE. Crydermaps, Judge M. gMarstener, 4Ferd: VanMou. rick. Arturo Cubillas and Col. Macnab. ' rs.:
 :. Yesterday in Justice of the Peace M. Marsteller's court, E. A. Dabdoub. proprietor, of the Broadway Store, destroyed by fire November 6th. was given preliminary hearing on the charge of arson. The hearing which opened at 10 o'clock yes terday,morninR, will be conclud- ed today. and friends of MT. Dabdoub are predicting that he will be vindicated of the serious offense with which he-is charged by the county attorney. Attor- neys Frank J. Barry, Warren Kinder and Leslie Hardy are representing the defendant, while the prosecution is being con- ducted ;tby County Attorney De- Riemer, assisted by Assistant County Attorny James Robins.
 Last Tuesday Colonel A. J. Macnab, commanding officer of the 25th Infantry, was host at very enjoyable luncheon given in honor of the mem bers of the Nogales Rotary Club and Char les A. Stauffer, of The Arizona Republican of Phoenix. The luncheon was given at Camp Little. Those present were: H. M. Clagett, Dr. A. l.. Gustetter, Dr. M.~ A. Wueschmidt, J. c. Barnes, Jake Rochlin, Sam Ed. wards, Bruce Hannah, Wm.- T. Haley, Harry Sugg, Benj. Jones, J. B. Bristol, Duane Bird, John Burch, Harry Mosslander, Dave Loeb, E. K. Cumming, Craig Pottinger. Rev. Henry Clark Smith, Bert Schleimer, Charles A. Stauffer and Colonel A. J. Macnab. .-ts al-a