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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-07-15

OF the desired effects from compul
sorry insurance laws-to keep fin
aneially irresponsible motorists OIL
the highways. But what Of the in
surance companies They have had
the expense of writing the business
and have carried it 45 days with
no compensation,
1t would seem this one point
would inevitably raise rates.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-07-15
vAsHoN ISLAND CHURCHES
Presbyterlan Chureh
Sehool 10 :OO a. m.

Sunday School 1000 a. m.
Morning Worship II 100 a. m.
The Rev. Harvey klaer,D. d.
viii preach next Sunday morning,
July 18th.
There VIII be no evening services
during the months Of July and
August The Pastor requests thar
all members and adherents of the
Church will attend the morning
services. Visitors on the Island are
cordially invited TO worship with
us.
Hugh Armstrong, Minister
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Burton Baptist Church

10 a. m. Bible School.
II 800 a. m. Theme, Real tho
Unseen.
Special music.
I. S. Fretz, Pastor,
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Services (Englisl) LIST Sunday
Of every month.
Norwegian every Jrd Sunday
Sunday School 10 a. in.
Morning. Worship II a. IN.
Ladies Aid Society meets every
Bird Wednesday Of the month.
L. Skartyedt, Pastor,
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christIan selenoe sooiety

Branch Of the Mother Church.
First Church of Christ, Scientist.
vi Boston, Mass
Services every Sunday at Center
N 100 a. m.
Sunday School at 9.45 a. IN.
Reading Room open Saturday
from 1870 10 400 p. m. where
Christian Science Literature may
be read, borrowed or purchased
The Friday Harhor pea cmnery
"Opens with exceptional crop i
sight
THE SiGtc liialvay Commission
asks for bids ON 33 projects.
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Daily Program


Morning Prayer, Z to S a. m.
Childrens' Meeting $3.50, Mrs.
Hayer, leader.
Bible Lecture 9:3O-1O;45, c.
Aug. Peterson. Subject. 1.-THE
Message to the Seven Churches.
Sermon Scandinavian HIP by
the visiting pastors.
Bible Study 81 Rev. r. P. Pet
-ersen, leader. Subject: 1.-THE Work
of the Holy Spirit. .
Gospel Meetings 7:45 p, m.
Scandinavian except Thursday
by Rev, II. S. Haver.
Rev. NJ. l.. Olsen, District Sup.
erintendent in charge.
Good Song and Music.
A hearty welcome to all.
Epworth League Institute July
1924.
Rev August Petersen, Pastor
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Bethel Evangelical Free Church

No services at this church this
week as everyone is attending the
campmeeting. Everyone is urged
to be present at these special meet
ings.
NJ NJ Gimsn Ser
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Cove III. E. Church

Epworth League at 6;3O.
Camp Meeting at Beulah Park
Beginning Monday, July IL at
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-07-15
BURTON
(Mrs. Maize Rees)
Mrs. A. L. Young
e 80 49, .

The brightly interesting even
ing at the Masonic Temple, July 6
found a capacity attendance 10 wit
ness the work of the West Seattl
Assembly, Order of the Rainbow
for Girls. II was thoroughly enjoy
ed by all and not too much praise
can be given the charming mem-
hers who SO admirably gave their
parts. A noteworthy event was
the initiation Of Burton's young
eligible, Jean Stone, who was the
recipient of more than one honor
during the evening. The column
extends its congratulations to you
Jean.
Gwen aud Margaret Rees were
ioyously excited over the arrival
Monday, Off their grandparents
.Mr aud Mrs. Meredith Rees VIII,
had come from Reulon to make a
short visit with them.
The Western Beckeepers viii
buiId plant to bottle honey.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-07-15

The Western Beckeepers viii
build plant to bottle honey
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Vashon Luthernn Church

NJ. NJ. Gimse, Sec.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12
CHROMIUM PLATING TALK
Dr. Blum of Washington Win Ad- dress Meeting To Be Held At Hartford Tomorrow Night

The Hartford chapter of the American society for Steel Treating will hold it's December meeting at 5 o'click tomorrow night at the Hartford Electric Llent company auditorium on Pearl street. This
 meeting, which is an open on, will
 be of especial interest 10 electro- plators since it will be addressed by
 Dr. William Blum. chemist with the
 bureau of standards at WaShington.
 who will talk on chromium plating.
 The research worl, and inyestiga
 tions on the subject Of chromium
 plating by Dr. Blum qualify him as an expert. He is considered one of
 the ablcSt and best informed men in the country on this subject. His con nectlon with the bureau Of stand ards has given him access 10 infot- nation on the progress in chromium plating all over the country. As h" | is not connected with interested parties in the patent situation. h. can speak impartialiy and answer questions freely.
 As an added feature there will br a practical talk on a practical sub ject by Carl Anderson. Mr. Andnr- , son is foreman of the heat trratcr at inc New Departure company
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12

tivities which are being conduc; e,; by the nest is its interest in Ameri, canization work, for which purpose d citizenship school IS maintaIned and instructions given by ex-Alder- m: -' B. A Grzybowski. The school thus far has greatly aided a larg. number of the members in becom. ing citizens.
 officers Are Elected
 The following officers were elect. ed for the coming year: President Andrew Brzuszek: vice president, NJ. Piasecki; recording secretary. A. Szczepanik; financial secretary. An thony Czechowicz; treasurer, B. Pictrowski; physical instructor. Frank Barszcz.
 Messrs. F. A. Grzybowski. Stanley Smarkus and Stanley krystynski were elected as directors.
 II was voted to hold a banquet on Jan. 2nd at the Rialto hall fol- lowed by an entertainment in the evening. The retiring officers are NJ. piasecki. president; $. Cendrow- ski, vice -presidcnf; E. A. Grzybow- ski, recording secretary: Stanley Wcjtusik, financial secretary; B. Picsrowski. treasurer. The direc- tors were <. Smarkus $ krystynski and A. Brzuszck.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12
WORK DONE BY BLIND
 WILL BE ON EXHIBITION
Articles Are 10 Be Shown and sold at BeSsc Store on
 Wcdnc~,iay,

Through the courtesy Of the E"Ssr system Co.,, Inc, the state board Of education of the blind has arranged 10 have an exhibition and sale Of articles. made by blind people in their home throughout Connecticut, at their store all day "Wednesday. The exhibition will be in charge Of Miss Susan Todd, safes manager Of this board. and Miss Ivic NJ. Mead. home teacher for the board, with her guide. The articles which will be on exhibit will consist largely ot baskets, serving trays, teaStandS. raifia work. aprons for children and adults, towels, WashCloths. holders. clothespin bags, ironing board GOV CTS and a good variety of knitted, crochcted and sewed articles. There will also be homemade candy put mp by women with impaired sighg. and q variety ol rag rugs which are made in a private home where the husband and wife are both blind.
 The state board Of education Of the blind is authorized by the state 10 carry on this work. Teachers are sent to the homes of the blind 10 teach them to make salable ar ticles. These goods arc then col lected by the state and are sold at sales such as this one. The full price which is paid for an article is given to the blind person who made 1t. Large stores, churches and organizations in different parts of the state have co-operated gen. crously with the state board in or ranging for such sales and the plan has worked well, and considerable money has been turned over to the aged and infirm blind in this way.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12
M. J. KINNEY GETS
 TABS' NOMINATION
Probably Will Be Next President
 Of Organization

Michael J. Kenney. past president ot the I. NJ. T. A. .S B. society and [, former chairman Of the fire board of this city. was nominated for pres ident of thc society at meeting held yesterday in the society rooms. Although candidates may be nomi- mated at the next meeting which is 10 be held Thursday. Dec. 1 3. it is improbable that he will receive op- position.
 Mir. kenney. who is a well known undertaken in this city for years. was a member Of the Tabs for the past 42 years, he having joined the society after il had been in existence for but three years. There are only a few members whose term of af- liliation with the society has been over 9 longer period. During his term Of membership he has held every office in the society.
 James J. Daley. who is connected with the Commercial Trust company. was nominated vice president. He was treasurer during the past term. James Crowley, Jr., was named re cording secretary. William Forsyth was again nominated financial secrc- tary, a position he has held for the past 1c years. A. Nolz was nominat- d as treasurer. James Gilbert was nominated librarian. Sergeant Thom- as t,eeney was nominated marshal. and Rev. Matthew J. Traynor. pas tor of St. Mary's church, was again nominated chaplain. John J. Riley was nominated aS sergeant at arms.
 Alexis P. Scott and James pono- hue were made auditors for two years.
 The society voted at it's meeting yesterday 10 hold meetings the iiti, and third Thursdays Of every month.
 Reports were made by Chairman Thomas Divine of the card tourna- ment committee: John I<ehoe. chair man Of the oil burner committee; Treasurer Nolz, Financial Secretary Forsyth, and James Manning chairman of the finance committee.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12
Hartford.

field: fourth. Knight. Hartford. Time. l:3s 2-J.
 100 yard back stroke: First, Buck land, Hartford; second, Crowley, Fairfield; third. Warnock. Hartford. Time. l:24 2-5.
 40 yard free style: First, Buck land, Hartford; second, Maguda, Hartford; third, Crowley. Fairfield. Time. 23 seconds.
 100 yard free style: First. Meaney, Fairfield; second. Crowley. Fairfield i; Magnuson. Litchiield; fourth, Clark. Hartford. Time, l:1l 2-5.
 220 yard free style: First. Daven- port. Fairfield k second, Maguda. Hartford. Time. 3:2l.
 Diving: Warnock. Hartford. san derson, Litchfeld; Main, Hartford; {; Meaney, Fairfield.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12

man of inc committee. Others on the committee are as follows: Lewis I.chr. general chairman; Frank Brady. secretary: Fred Sunburn, treasurer and hall and finance com- mittee chairman: Paul Heller. ban quct; John r. Burns Estate presi- drnD, snca icrs: Charles M. Pcter- son, entertainment; Quinsey liar 'ung. prizes, and II, X. Abrahamson. publicity.
 Hardware City Branch has elected the following officers for the coming year: President, Walter Owen; vice president. George Clark; secretary, Leslie 4. Hartung: treasurer, Fred SunbUrn: sergeant at-armS, John NatodzinSky, collector Of M. R. A., George Clark; collector of sick bcnr- fits, Richard liotChl kiss: trustee for three years. Charles Wacker; dele gates to the state convention. Charles Wacker, Henry JuengSt. Lewis I"hr, Walter Owen and George Pittsinger,
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12
NEST IS
 THRIVING ORDER
About 400 Members and S50,0OO
 in Assets Reported

The Falcons Nest. No. SS. held its annual meeting yesterday after noon al the Falcons hall with the biggest attendance of it's members ever recorded. According 10 the re- port of the secretary, there are close 10 +Uo members in the nest, exclu- sive Of q training class of young boys and girls. \ report or the treasurer showed the assets Of the organization reach almost S5o,oo0.
 Frank Barscz was lauded for his work i'll The training of tine physical classes. The boys class which is composed Of 74 members captured first prize at tho annual meet in Derby last September. The girls class took second prize. and tho mems class also captured first prize. Mir. BarscZ was unanimously rcrlcct- "d 10 the post Of physical instruct; or.
 Among the chief outstanding ac-
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12
Charles Cronemeyer
 Is Released on Bail

Binghamton, \. I., Dec. 12 P>- Charles Cronemcyer Of Brooklyn, who was arrested in New York on a warrant charging grand larceny rom Binghamton banks in obtain ing s40.00o on securities said to have been stolen, was released on Sc0,000 bail Saturday when ar raigned before County Judge Ben iamin Baker.
 Cronemeyer is said to have oper- ated silk mill at Easton, Pa, dur ing the war and now has a silk factory at Pawtucket. F. I.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12
JNDEFEl TED TEAMS MEET
 IN INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
Three .mnCr..zit Battle Scheduled al stanley Ar"H:, Tomor-
 TOW N,ghi

One of th" three uudcfeatcd teams in the Y. NJ. C. A. Industrial league will suif,r its first defeat and one Of the two last place teams will score its first victory in games to he riayed at the Stanley Arena tomor- row evening. A first victory will al so be scored by one of the two girls teams i'll the first game of the night.
 The evenings entertainment will Britain Machine and Corbin Screw girls, the second will be a contest between New Britain Machine and stanley kule X Level men for the honor Of pushing the other into un- disputed last piac", and the third will see tn" corbin Cabinet Lock and Laulers, Frary X Clark quintets tehting it out for tn" honors Of ty- ing Corbin Screw in first place.
 The race in th" "Dusty" league continues to hc q close one. Follow ITS of the CniverSals claim the Gen. fer street team will be carried to the top of the league because of it's su- perlor ofenSe, but the Corbin Cab inet Lock followers argue that the sterling defense which is formed around "Chief' Larson and Billy" Iankaskas will stop every effort the speedy Ruchcrri- MarS.li combination may make.
 The New Britain Machine team has not won a game in the four years the league has been in exist rnce. There never WAS q better op- portunity offered it than that which Ii will have ill tn" game tomorrow night with the Stanley Rule team This year Stanley Rule has entered a weak lineup after losing three ot last years six regulars. Hank Arbour of Corbin Screw, Al Slomar Of the All-NeW Britain team and Jo, Plurin, all graduated from the con cern.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12
LETTER CARRIERS
 10 CONVENE HERE
State Convention in New Britain, Feb. 22--BuynS Is State Pres.

Hardware City branch. No. l9.. National Association ot Letter Car ricrs, is ln2king rHt"usiy" prepara- tioms to ont rai1 lhe Conneciicut state convention at OGi Pillows hail, this city on WaShnglon's birthday Jchu r. Burns. local lettcr carrier, is stlt. president and will preside. Th, sessions will last lut one day only and will wind mp with a bannnot in tha evening.
 Hardwar" City branch has 4 members ir Now Britain. Postmas- Ter II. F.. Erwin j- honorary chair-
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12
DarrOW Is Bid in for
 Fraternity at College

William II. Darrow. a graduate Of the New Britain High school in tho class of 1925 and a former basket ball and baseball player at the insti- tuition, was one Of the members Of the freshman class at Connecticut Agricultural college who were issued a membership invitation through the college Mediator. interfraternity gov crning body at the school.
 Darrow was bid to Eta Lambda Sigma during rush week." Several fraternities took part in the annual ceremony.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12
Begs for Food, Lands
 In Emergency Hospital

Buffalo, \. l.. Dec. l2 'R}-N H. jam Concty. 2i, Worcester. Mass, IS dying in Emergency hospital with five bullet holes in his body. Police have arresttI Albert Ray, Ca, coun- ;erman in a rcStauran:.
 The prisoner said Concty entered the restaurant early this morning, asked for food and explained he was unable to pay for it. The re- quest was refused. Conety struck Ray in the face. the latter said, and the elder man shot him.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12
London Sandwiches Are
 Now Dated and Timed

London. Dec. 12 LPl-The Ameri- can expression time is money" ha, made such an impression here that it now applies to food.
 Sandwiches are not only dated. but timed. Competition in the sandwich game has become so keen in the theater and night life sector. and around town generally that q ficate now stamped on is little pa per jacket in letters and figures which no one would require spec tacles to read.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12
ARMY GUIDE KIDNAPPED

Mexico City. Dec. 12 tP) - Juan Orendian. who flew as a guide with army aviators attempting to locate bandits and rebels in Jalisco, has been kidnapped, dispatches to Ex- celsior from Guadala jara say. Oren- dian, whose father is wealthy ranchman near Ameca. state of Jal- isco. was carried off by bandits 10 the mountains
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12
Blind CO-Ed Seeking
 Master of Arts Degree

New York, Dec. 1H LP1--A cO-ed at Columbia university, totally blind since childhood. is candidat" for the degree o' master of arts, She is Mary Herman. B. $, q native Of Germany. Miss Bierman speaks. reads and writes English. German. French and Spanish. and expects to learn living teaching voice and English. She reads hy uso of the raised Braille letters. Her notes ar" taken in Brail". and transcribed on a typewriter.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12
"GLORIEJED" GIRL IN COURT

Chicago. Dec. 12 (Pl-Avonne Tay- Tor Gress. who is said to have been proclaimed by Florenz Ziegfeld aA "glorificd.' is asking q divorce in a Chicago court from Lewis Gress, musical director.
 They were married July 24. 1925,
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12
CHICAGO CRIME CUT HALF

Chicago, Dec. l2 P-A 53 per cent cut in crime last month as compared with November year go was Chief Of Police Michael Hughes answer today to critics Of Chicago's crime situation.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12

Charcoal produced from sawduAt hy special process is being fed 10 chickens with beneficial results
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12
HARTFORD COUNTY
 WINS SWIM MEET
Again Captures Championship oi
 State at TorTin6ton

The Hartford County '. M. C. 4. swimming team for the second tim. Ia as many years, carried off the honors in the statewide swimming meet among Hartford county a>ssoci- anonS held in Torrington Saturday afternoon. Starting out badly when three ot its relay teams in three dif- iercnt classes dropping out because Of absence Of players, the Hartford county team came back strong, especially in the Intermediate and senior classes and finally won rh. meet with 5N points, while Holland county came in second with 46 and Fairfield scored 4o.
 heMslnSton was represented on th2 championship team with r. Do- buck, Magnda and Henry Clark. Other members of th, kenaiugtou Boys club who placed last week were unable to attend.
 The score by classes was as fol- lows;
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12
Junior Glass

16o yard relay: First, Holland; second. New Haven; time 2:2I.
 io yard breast stroko:Firs, J.Sabo New Haven: second. R. Squires, Tol- land; third H. Wright Holland. and fourth, R. Moore, Holland. Tim". 30 seconds.
 4o yard backstroke: First. Cic- chowski, Holland: second. A. Turdin. New Haven; third. k. SQuires. Tol- uand. and fourth. R. Moore. ToI- land. Time, 4 &-5 seconds.
 4o yard free style: First, Cie- chowski Holland; second, Bunin. New Haven; third, St. John, Hart ford and fourth. F. Moore, Holland. Time. 3 3-o seconds. Diving; CicchoWshi. Holland Beryini, Hartford; Wright. Holland. and Moore. Holland.
 Intermediate Class
 160 yard relay: Fairfield. 50 yard breas, stroke: Jollett. Litchfeld. Time, 25 2-5 seconds.
 so yard backstroke: Bielitz. Hart ford Time l;l9,
 so yard free style: First, A. Bic litz, Hartford; second, Bayck. Hart ford. Time, 1:05.
 Diving: Rudd, Fairfield: Bay"k. Hartford; Bielitz, Hartford. and Keller, Fairfield.
 senior Class
 16O yard relay: First Fairfield i; second, Holland. Time l:35 3-5.
 100 yard breast stroke: First, G. Marsh Hartford; second, Main, Hartford; third, Magnusen, Litch-
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12
RESIGNS FROM COMMISSION

Chicago, Dec. la (P John C. Righeimer. chairman Of the Illinois state athletic commission for the last year. has announced his resig. nation. saying he is tired Of the job and wants a long rest. Paul Prehn and Sam Luzzo are the other two commissioners.
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Nogales international., 1927-11-25
TWENTY SCHOOL CHILDREN AND
TWO TEACHERS INJURED WHEN
CAUGHT ON BRIDGE BY R. R. CAR

striking 20 of tie number who
had been unable to escape.
Eighty others in the party escaped
injury by jumping IL feet from
the top of the bridge.
The injured, all girls between
the ages Of 10 and IL years, were
rushed to the Hospital del Soco-
rro in the southern part of Nog-
ales, Sonora, where their injuries
were given attention. Every doc
tor in Nogales, Sonora, was rush-
ed in the scene, among those to
rive first aid being Drs. r. E.
0riego, Luis Castrado, Rafael A.
Ramos and Juan z. Sandoval.
Miss Abectia, one Of the teach
ers, sustained a fractured right
arm and a deep cash on the head.
Some Of the children injured and
their injuries follows:
Rebecca Verdugo, injured on
left side of head.
Jesus Romero, injured on fore
head.
Belen Correla, fractured spine
and fractured shoulder.
Maria de los Remedies, injured
on right ear and right arm.
Guadalupe Leyva, fractured
head and left shoulder.
Celia Camacho, cuts on right
leg.
Amelia Ramirez, injured on right
side of head and right shoulder
fractured.
! Socorro Lopez, internal injuries.
Maria Teresa Lopez, internal
injuries.
Maria LUCIA Rodriguez, right
leg injured. Nose and left side
Of head fractured.
Among the injured still con-
fined in the hospital is Senorita
Amparo Abectia, one of the teach
ers, who is suffering from a
broken elbow and cash on. the
head. Many of those who es-
capped death owe their good for
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Nogales international., 1927-11-25
NogaIes Loses To
Douglas In Last
Game OF Season

Owing to the absence Of sew
eral of the principal players from
the lineup, the Nogales High
School football team sustained a
bad defeat at the hands Of Dou-
glas Saturday afternoon, losing by
a score Of 62 to 0.
Jones, one Of the star Nogales
players was knocked out in the
first quarter. Assay, another
Nogales star, didn't play on ac-
count Of sickness, and other good
players were missing from the
lineup.
! Nogales made a fine showing
in the first quarter, holding Dou
elias scoreless, but after that the
Douglas team smashed the Apa
! che center like it was piece o.
, tissue paper.
5; The game was the last Of th'
season for Nogales. During th'
season Nogales won four games
lost four and tied one. The game
lost were to Tucson, Superior, ant
! two to Douglas.
Nogales international., 1927-11-25

A merry picnic party Of 100
little Mexican school girls of Nog-
.ales, Sonora, came to a sad end
ing Saturday morning when a
railway fiat car of the Southern
Pacific Of Mexico railroad crash
cd into the party as it crossed b
40-foot bridge one and one-half
miles south of Nogales. Twen-
ty Of the children and two teach
ers were injured.
Chaperoned by Senoritas Qua
dalupe Camacho and Amparo A
bectia, teachers of the Melchor
Ocampo school, the children We're
crossing the bridge enroute to
the picnic grounds when the
lone railroad car, which had been
unloading ties along the track,
was sighted coming down grade
and around a bend.
As the laborers on the car saw
the children on the bridge they
tried to stop it, but the brakes
failed to work quickly enough and
the car plowed into the. party,
Nogales international., 1927-11-25
NOCALES COUPLE
WE'D At TUCSON.

Miss Betty Thomson, charming
Nogales girl, and Galbraith A..
Little, prominent young local at
torney, were married in Tucson
Wednesday. News of their we'd
ding will come as pleasant surprise
to their many friends in Nog-
ales. =
Miss Thomson holds an import
ant clerical position at the offices
Of the American Conulate in
Nogales, Sonora. She is
daughter of Mrs. r. w. Thomson
of Sabinal, Texas, and sister of
Misses Theilan and Bernice
Thomson, both Of Nogales.
Mr.. Little is son of Attorney
Malcolm c. Little Of Nogales and
a member Of the law firm of Lit
tie & Little with Offices in the
Trust Building. He is a grad
uate of Stanford University and
a member Of the Delta Chi fra
ternity.
The young couple will make
their home in Nogales.