The border vidette., 1922-09-30


 known automobile men of Phoe- nix. is a business visitor in the city, in the interest of United States tires.
 Last Saturday Miss Alice Naeglin charming young lady of this city and George Frank lin, efficient, accommodating par eel post clerk in the Nogales postotfice, were united in the holy bonds of matrimony.
 pr. Bayard Pitts is in receipt of word that his brother, Attor ney J. L.. Fitts, arrived in a very weakened condition at the Los Angeles County Hospital in Los Angeles a few days ago. Attorney Pitts recently was seiz ed with an attack of paralysis and was rushed to Los Angeles for treatment.
 Travellers entering or return ing from Mexico at Nogales are no longer required to present vaccination certificates. At La rado, Eagle Pass and Brown vile, Texas, no vaccination cer- tificates are required for per sons entering Mexico. but at Ell Paso theyare required either in going in or coming out. After a very enjoyable visit in Phoenix, where she attended the meeting of the Democratic state central committee, Hon. Theo 1 !, Mrs. Marsh is a mem Der of the state executive committee. She formerly served Santa Cruz county as state representative in the legislature, with honor and distinction.
 James Vandervort, contractor and builder, who twenty years ago engaged in business in this city, spent Thursday here visit ing old friends he had not seen since removing to San Francisco, twenty years ago. Van," who has prospered since leaving No gales, was returning to the coast from a visit to his old home in Ohio, the first time in forty years.
 Professor c. R. Holbrook, the new high school principal, ar rived in the city last Sunday, and on Monday assumed his new duties. MT. Holbrook is a graduate of the University of Washington, Washington State, and comes to Nogales highly recommended for the important position to which he has been appointed by the local school board.
 Harry c. Woodruff, vice pre- sident and general manager of the United States Graphite Co. owning great factories at Sagi- naw, Michigan, and valuable producing graphite mines in the state of Sonora, is a guest at the Evans hotel. From here MT. Woodruff will go to the mines, being accompanied by Superin- tendent Fred. Carruthers, who came up to the border to meet his chief.
 Ramon Elias, one of the best known successful cattlemen in the southwest, formerly of this city, now resident of Ell Paso, was a Nogales business visitor this week couple of days. For sometime past MT. Elias has been shipping Sonora cattle to Mexico City. He has a contract for 300 carloads of steers which will be shipped through the sub ports of Naco and Douglas to the Mexican capital.
 A. B. VanZandt, former book keeper of the First State Bank of PataR Ronia, who was arrested in Mexico on a charge of having embedded funds of the iDstitu- tion, surrendered to local officers Thursday and was. placed in the county jail. Deputy Sheriff Lou Quinn of Patagonia, succeeded in inducing the young man to cross the border to the United States, after having been releas- ed from the Nogales, Sonora jail.
 Last Monday Miss Blanche Rogers and Joe Ramis motored to Tucson, where they were mar ried by Justice of the Peace Os- car Pease. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. M. l.. Rogers of Terrace avenue and twin sister of Miss Blanche Rogers. For some time past MT. Ramie has been connected with the No gales Steam Laundry. The new