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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-08
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
tumble Inn Rummage Sale Opened Yesterday at
1926 Chestnut Street Nancy Has an Interest
ing Encounter in Crowded Car

Caughter Miss Mary MacBrne at their
home. 62i0 Elmwood avenue. During the
course or the evening Miss Elsie MacBrine
Sahg several solos, accompanied by NJ ~
Haaei Owens at the piano. The Oriole string
Band OF West Philadelphia furnished mus c
Tor lne evening Among the guests were Mr..
joseph Crudden, Miss Alice Porarf. Mr. Rob.
ert Kyle, Miss Billy Kane. Mr. viii am
G.Nens. Miss Pearl Alderton MIR, william
Robertson Miss Naom, Hooker. Mr.. Ted
Hahn, NJ ss Eleauore Robestson, Mr. Rey.
ourh welsh, Miss Josephine BrooKl. Mr. Allan
Kyle, Miss Anna Barnes. Mr. Walter Lid
stone. Miss Anna Hutch rson and Mr. Harry
Murray of the Naval Coast Defense.
Mrs, Richard G. Meyer viii entertain in
formally this afternoon ct her home
20" South Colorado terrace. Her guests will
lh'ude Mrs Clinton Webb Mrs Clarence A.
Carr Mrs William l.. Scott, Mrs Raymond
> keyes, Mrs. u. f. dubois. Miss Florence
Dubois, Mrs. Lewis Haldt. Mrs Eugene u.
Ryan, Mrs. Thomas r. Nelson Mrs r. NJ
robinson and Mrs. Theodore II. Winters.
Mr. and Mrs. William T.. Scott enter
thined informally at supper on Sunday even
ing at their home. 2ina South rwenty-tirst
street The guests were Commander and Mrs
Reyes, Mr., aud Mira Richard G. Meyer. Miss
Doris saloon, Miss Blanche dubois and Mr.
Edward Engc
Commander Frederick Huntsville Payne
l. = y" and Mrs, Payne have as their guests
AT the present time Mrs. Paync's sister, Mrs
dorsey Thomas, and ter husband. Lieutenant
Thomas of the T.. :. :. Michigan. Mrs.
Thomas will be remembered as Miss Gretchen
forton, of Corning, y. V. before her mar
rlaGe few weeks ago. Mrs. Payne aud
Mrs. Thomas will hc at home ON Sunday
afternoons during this month
Mrs. Edwin l.. tochran", wife of Naval
Constructor Corhranc, L. ;, ~ entertained
the Navy Red Cross Bridge on Tuesday
afternoon at her home, 252S South Twentieth
street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-08
RED CROSS CONFERENCE
Group No. of DreXel Bdde Auxiliary No. 8 VIII
Have Well-Known Speakers at Meeting
This Evening in Roxborough

auditorium this evening in aid of the wort
OF the Holy Family Church.
The members of the Bethany Young Men,i
christian Association gave a musicale any
literary entertainment on Wednesday ev<4
ming In the auditorium OF the Bethany LutH5
eran Church The association has its own
rooms In the church for literary and sociu
gatherings and Is interested In the weifnfo
not only of the young men of the church
but all young men In Roxborough and ~
the service of the nation. The officers ana
members include Mr., Albept Kandra, presi1
deni Mr. William Miller vice president Mtt
carr Struepp, secretary: Mr.. John Teller.
treasurer; the Rev. ~ G. Schneider. pastor
of the church: Mr. walter Loiz Mr. John
Winterle Mr. Frederick Knoeller Mr. WIZ
nam Brehm. Mr., w. Good. Mr. Albert KruGn
ger Mr.. otto Kruger. Mr.. Henry Miller Mr.
rudolph Schneider. Mr. Cornelius Stephany
MI Fred Adams Mr. Jacob Roth Mr.. Ar.
nold fater. Mr.. Albert pater Mr.. John Gle
ue'n' Mr. Leon Cneska, Mr.. Philip Hoehier,
Ar' Carl Segletis Mr. Rudolph Bauer, Mr..
Harvey, Mr., Harry Rlttenhouse, Mr. AdolpH
Sesletis Mr. Charles Miller Mr. Fred BIeI,
Mr. Harry Toperzor. Mr.. John Kern, Mr.,
William Fulton. Mr.. Louis Gally, Mr. CharIe9
smith Mr.. William Gebhart Mr. William
rcier, Mr. Albert Galley, Mr.. Frank Pes
chei, Mr.. Ralph Segetis and Mr. Charles
ThummcL
patriotic service will be held on sun.
day evening In the Roxborough Baptist
,Hurth' When the pastor, the Rev. Johnson
H. Miner, Ph. D., will make an address ~
Lincoln. and patriotic selections will be sung
by the choir
MISS ,hrre Peterman entertained last eves
ming at her home on Green lane Her g,,..t,
included Miss Jessie Westerman, Mrs. Merritt
Mnnett, Miss Marian Westerman Miss Flle,,
Waldeck, Mrs. Howard Schweitzer Miss
TophIn ld'ckey. Mrs. William Haeberlein
Mrs, Harry Farraud Mrs Carroll Thomnson,
MISS Elsie Leonard and Miss Ethel Lee. -
. lhe trustees of the Ebenezer Metbod,ae
Episcopal Church, Manayunk sent a liberal
sht 10 pr Andrew Flanagan. Of this section.
nov low WIN the American eApeditonary forces
IN France to be used In helping and com
forting the suffering who come under Ma
care In base hospital work. -,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-08
SMALL BRIDAL PARTY
AT QUIET WEDDING
Miss Bell and Mr.. Vail Married
at Noon in Church of st. Luke
and the Epiphany

IN" wedding of Miss Helen Bell, daughter
OF MI Samuel Bell lr,, to Mr. Theodore
b'sStll Naill took place yesterday at noon at
inc church OF ST Luke and the Epiphany,
on south Thirteenth street
The bride, who was given IN marriage by
hef father, wore 4 gown Of white satin and
tulle' and her tulle Veil was caught with
orang" blossoms. Her bouquet was Of white
orchids and lilies Of tho valley. Mrs. Henry
~ farloE, of Germantown. who was Miss
Bells matron of honor and only attendant,
was Eowncd in a frock Of orrhidcoored
chiffon over pink silk, aud her hat was trim
meo with pink sweet peas She CARED Il
shower bouquet of pink sweet peas
MIR. Wallis best man was Mr. tourtland
jackson \ small breakfast at the resdcuc"
OF the brides father 1914 Locust street, fol-
lowed the ceremony.
After their wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Vail will live at 1890 Rittcuhuusc square.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-08
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

An interesting wedding took place on We'd
nesday afternoon in the Church of our Lady
of Mercy, Broad street and Susquehanna ave-
nue.. when Miss Ida May BoOrse daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Daniel BoOrse. of 1924 North
Seventeenth street, married to Mr.
Thomas j. Clements of 1868 North Thr-
teenth street. The ceremony was performed
at O'Clock by the Rev Father Boyle. Mr.
Boorse gave his daughter in marriage. She
wore her travelling suit of cadet blue broad
cloth with "A hat Of gcorgette crepe of the
same shade. and a Corsage bouquet OF white
roSebuds. Miss Marie Mannering was the
brides only attendant She wore an after
noon frock of peaCock-blue satin with II hat
Of gcorgette crepe to match, Her corsage
bouquet was composed Of pal" pink sweet
peas
Mr.. John krestel was the bridCgroom'S best
man, and the ushcrs We're MIR Howard Sill
cox and Mr. Henry Baraldi Mr., Clements
and his bride left on AN extended trip ana
with be at home after March / at 232i
NOrth Seventeenth street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-08
Various Doings of Interest
Out on the Main Line

The regular meeting of the Saturday Club
of Wayne was held at thd home of Mrs
c. o. Barrett, ia Bloomingdale avenue, on
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Henry T. Kent,
chairman OF the Delaware County Woman's
Committee, Council of National Defense,
spoke on the work they are doing In the
county. Mrs. Irwin Cheney. secretary Of
the Delaware County committee, and Mrs.
W. w. Montgomery, Jr., chairman of the
Wayne district, also spoke. Among those
present were Mrs. Marshall II. Smith, presi-
dent of the Saturday Club Mrs p. S. Conrad,
Miss Eckles Mrs Bracken, Mrs. A. II. de
Canizares, Mrs. A. H. Elliot. Mrs. John
Dotterer Mrs. Thornton, Miss Fannie Wood
and Mrs. Charles Shoemaker
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-08
WAR HASTENS
WEDDING PLANS
New Jersey Bride Will Be Mar
ried Twenty-eighth of This
Month Instead of June

BENERLY--Au interesting wedding will
take place on Thursday. February Is. at
6ii o'clock in the Methodist Episcopal
church at Beverly N j.. Miss Helen Ldia
Bryan, daughter of Mr., ANA Mrs Gerald
he toursey Bryan. will become the bride Of
Lieutenant Henry Clinton Sewers of Beverly !;
now toned I'm camp
The bride will be gwen in marriage by
her father The Rev. Frederick +. Morley.
rector Of the church. assisted by the Rev
Herbert J. Root, of Camden. viii otiiclate.
The bridegroom's sister Miss Anna Sewers,
will attend Miss Bryan as her maid of ronor
Mr. Warren Rodman. "A cuIls II of the bride
will play the wedd nG march The brides
maids will he Miss Hazel McCracken of
Liberty. Pa; Miss Nay Van Brunt Miss
Emma Harrison. Miss Marion Austin and
Miss Grace Anderson. of Beverly.
The flower girls W Il be Miss Ethel TroxoII
and Mss Mary WinkeL The ring bearer will
be Daniel Stockton Bryan
Lieutenant Sewers will have as his hest
man Mr. Leslie Halbert, Of Beverly The
usherS will include Mr.. Brnton chew, of
Glassboro. Mr.. Albert Bryan. Mr. Arthur
Smith and Mr. William Van Sewer. of
Beverly
reception will follow at the home of
the brides parents.
Lieutenant and Mrs Sewers will I.,,o
for Il short wedding trip. and on their re-
turn will live at Wrightstown The wed.
ding was to have taken place in June bur
ON account Of the war the plans had to be
changed.
EDGEWATER PARK--Sergeant william
WINS Is spending "A ten-day furlough with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs William WINS at
their home, Ivinshurst in Coopertown
Mr. Thomas H. Anthony has gone to Blr-
"A
Major r. Il. Baldwin and Mrs Rniir.,,
will open their home, Gable Han, ON MAJ;
|. They are spending the Writer AT tho
Hotel Dennis i'm Atlantic CITY
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-08
HURST lIEDAiAN

An interesting wedding took place on Wed
Episcopal Church. Green lane, RoXborough.
when Miss Emily T.. LiudmHu daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. John Il, Lindman Of AS Dupont
street, lioNborough, was married TO MIR Rus
sell E Hurst. Of 612O Chew street, German
town The ceremony WAS performed by the
Rev. :, ". Vernon, pastor of the church.
The bride who was given in marriage by her
father, was unattended. Mr. Charles IT,
Hurst was his brothers best man, Mr.
Hurst and his bride left for Atlantic city.
They will he at home after March at AS
DunOnt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-08

A TREAT to lovers of music as well as
n those who can appreciate the charm
NJ rhvthlnic expression in dancing is in
store for those who attend the concert and
cantata to be given for the benefit of the
Friends Reconstruction Work in France.
The entertainment, which is under the
musical direction of Mrs. Laura Ander'
son I,annlng, will take place on the eve.
ming of February 20 in the auditorium of
the Young Womcn's Christian Association,
Eighteenth and Arch streets, and the
silver offering that will be taken at the
door will be devoted to the Friends So
cety which is restoring the devastated
towns and villages abroad.
The program will consist of a cantata
which will be produced by the pupils of
the Moves School of Rhythmic Expression.
"Tbe Morn" white Butterflies" and Gar.
den of Flowers" will be interpreted by Miss
Endora Sellner, of New York. assisted by "A
chorus including Miss Minerva Rose, Miss
Carrie Hudson, Miss Lillian Frank, Miss
CAROLYN Bergman, Miss Marion Jackson,
Miss Alicia Bazin, Miss Marion Holt and
Miss Athens Pashurs.
Violin solos will be given by Miss Helen
Belt, of Washington, d. c. and the further
musical program will include songs by
Miss Mae Rosen. Miss Minerva Rose and
Miss Let.til petre Strehl.
NANCY WYNNE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-08
MAGRUDNR-BOARMAN

The wedding of Miss Elizabeth comegys
Roarman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs George
NcAttcc Boarman, of chester. and Mr..
Charles Absit Magruder took place on We'd
nesday al the home of the bride. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. James Tim
mons pastor of 81. MichaeIs Church,
The bride. who was given in marriage by
her father. was attended by Miss Margaret
Logan maid of honor Miss Boarman
wore "A gown of white crepe meteor, beaded
with pearls. Her tulle Veil was fastened
with a roronet of gold lace and orange
blossoms. She carried white orchids and
lilies of the valley. Miss Logan wore pink
gcorgette crepe, with "A hat To match. She
carried pink sweet peas. The best man was
Mr. David Lynn Magruder, Jr., brother of
the bridegroom. The wedding was followed
by reception. The house was decorated
with greens and pink sweet peas.
The out-of-town guests present at the we'd
ding were Mr.. John Dickson, Jr., and Mrs
Frederick NJ. SCORER, of Baltimore.
The brides going-away suit was of Bur-
gundy velvet, trimmed with seal, and a
black satin hat trimmed with French flowers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-08
SHARP-DOBBINS

pretty wedding took place on Wednesday
evening when Miss Reba Dobbins, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John Dobbns, of 40 South
Twenty-eighth street, was united to Mr.. Bern
ard Sharpe, son of Mr., and Mrs. William
sharpe. OF Merchantville. The ceremony was
performed at the home of the bride by the
Rev. Haug, pastor of the Grace Baptist
Church. The bride was given In marriage by
her father and was attended by Miss Ada
Born AS bridesmaid The best man was Mr.
Howard Dobbins. a brother of the bride Miss
Mabel Nevins played the wedding march. A
reception followed the wedding.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-08
MltLSIINNS-AMES

Announcement is made Of the MARI age Of
Miss Kathleen II. Amcs, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs, Frederick Ames, of Wilamsport, to
Mr. William T. Welshons, of the same city.
on Monday evening. The bride has been the
guest for some time Of Mr. aud Mrs. +. q.
Crees of 1904 North Fifteenth street Mr..
and Mrs Wclshons VIII be at home in Will
Transport
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-08
Social Activities

Mr. and Mrs. William Struthcrs Ellis and
Miss Cintra Ellis. of Fox II II Farm, Rryn
Mawr, are spending "a month at the Ritz
Carlton,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-08

Mr. and Mrs. II. Radcliffe Roberts, of Villa
nova have been staying for few days with
Mrs Howard Roberts at the Chelsea Hotel
this week.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-08

IN CASE you may be slightly mixed in
| ,our mind rs to where the rummage
cole is taking place this week, it's at 1924
CHESTNUT street. and It's being given for
,,o beneft of the 81. Nicholas Day Nurs-
.rv Through a typographical error the
Sunday papers announced that the sale
rou,d be held at 1906 Chestnut street. As
{, le Two blocks farther down most of us
nou,d rather leave the ear at Tenth or
l,eventh street than at Twelfth, and then
have to walk down block or more on
,bese dirty streets, and so perhaps 1t will
80 help to know that the sale is going
=, at 1924 Chestnut street.
The st. Nicholas Day Nursery does a
splendld work and anything that can be
aoro TO help the board of managers to
boon II up is certainly worth while,
sbould say. with SO much war work talk
ing our attention, we are apt to forget the
local needs, perhaps, aud if the babies are
mn, saved and brought up in good health,
hov about the future of the nation?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-08

Mrs charles Siunicksou and her little
daughter Miss Priscilla Sinnickson, Of Rose
mont, left on Wednesday to spend two weeks
at the Brighton Hotel Atlantic city.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-08

| aeeeptee and printed in the Evening Pubii.
Ledger provided they are written on on. -,Gs
name and telephene nnmber Of the sender, ~
Il must be possible to verify the notes, Ad-
6O6 Chestnut street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-08

Mrs. Robert g. Hunter and Mrs. Richard
Newbold have gone to Mia.Ni. Fla, ?or a
month
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-08

Mr.. and Mrs. j. 5. e. Harvey, of Raduor
will leave tomorrow for ii two weeks WIS.,
at Camden, :. &.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-08

Mrs Robert H. Strawbridge has been spend
ing few days in Bryn Mawr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-08

this evening in aid Of the Wort
OF the Holy Family Church
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-08

ar. and Mrs. Cellar. of 432 Fitzgerald
street, entertained on Sunday evening I'm
nohor OF the first birthday OF their son. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Kohn,
= @r. ana Mrs. NJ. FIngerman and Mr.. and Mrs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-08

Mr. and Mrs, MacBrine entertained last
1enlng at party given In no Of their
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-08

Miss Katharine Putnam. Of st. Davlds,
entertained the Red Cross class of which she
is member at her home th's week, Among
those present were Miss Mildred Jones, Miss
Joseph ne Obdyke Miss Molly Obdyke, Miss
Dorothea Tineley, Miss Elizabeth Tiugley
Miss Elizabeth Peasants, Miss Esther Camp.
bell Miss Dorothy Painter and Mrs. Dufeld
Ashmead.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-23

Procedente de Council Bluffs, To-
wa. hemos recibido una extensa carta,
suscrita por un obrero mexicano que
presta sus servicios en- Ia via del Fe-
rrocarril Missouri y Kansas, dandonos
cuenta de un nuevo atropello cometi-
do por los carrancistas, perpetrado
esta vez, no en- Ia persona de un enc
migo po!itico, nj de un revolucionario;
sino en- la de un infeliz anciano, oriun
do de San Francisco del Rincon, que
viva pobremente con el salario de su
hiio que desde estas tierras iba perio-
dicamente compartir con el ell pro-
ducto de sus fatigas Y trabajos.
A fuerza de ahorros hace una can't.
dad.
Segun las noticias que Sc nos CO.
munican, Tomas de Ia Cruz, que es el
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-23
Especial para LA PRENSA.

NOGALES, Ar:H., -un:o 22.-Con
relacion al asunto de que Sc dio oror-
tuna cuenta. relacionado con la de-
manda interpuesta en- contra del con-
tul carrancista Jose H. Delgado, por
la senorita Maria Monteverde, de es-
ia localidad, acusandolo dc ronpi-
miento de promesa matrimonial y pl-
diendo una indemnizacion de cinco
mil pesos, debemos manifestar que el
aludido C6nsu! ha dado los prime
ros pasos encaminados a defeaderse
de Ia demanda lanzada en- su contra,
Y, al efecto, ha nombrado defenscres
de su causa 4 los ronocidoj abogadoS
Barry y Barry, qu;enes, desde luego,
han apelado ante la Corte de-! Con-
dado de Nogales, pidiendo que Sc de-
seche la acusacion por infundada
Parece ser que la raz6n principal
en- que los abogados sostiencn su pc
tici6n, es la de que, de acuerdo con,
la Constitution de los Estados Unis
dos y del Codigo de la Justicia Fe-
deral, los representatives diplomati
cos y consulares de un pals extranje-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-23
CONFIRNASE QUE
Eco. VILLA Sc
NOVllA II.
NORTE
Los CarranCistaS Sc
estdn. preparandO
TEHEN QUE YAYA A ATA=
CAR OTRA YEz La PLA=
IA DE 0JINAGA, CHlH.
'r,sur,ma E.urriaI uat:' ~ rREN-N

5r,tGrana E"urr,al pat" I iHi
Ell. PASO. Texas, JuGio 222.--Nue-
vos detalles Sc han recibiiO acerca
De To- movimientos de las trc rs one
manda el jefe rebeldc Francisco Vi
LA, que Gcsde hace pocos diaS ha en-
trado en- una nueva actividad.
A los rumores que circularon aver,
acerca De que Villa con sus fIerZaS
reorganizadas marchaba hacia Ia
frontera, llevando consieo un gran
cargamento de barras de plata, Sc
agregan ahora, los de que el avaAce
de Villa hacia el norte ha empeZado
a proocupar grandemente los ca
rrancistas. que estin hacienda toda
clase de preparativos, tales como la
recommendation de troDaS en- Chlhua-
hua otras poblaciones de la region
septentrional V noreste del Estado
para evitar una sorpresa del enemi-
go.
Por el curse que parece seguir Ia
gente de Villa en- su marcha hacia
el norte. los carranciStas Sc suponen
Que el Objective del jefe rebelde es
ell de atacar nuevamente Ia plaza de
Ojinaga, qae Sc encuentra frente q
Preside que va el ano pasado 10
.gr6 tenerla en- 81 poder algunos
dias, con Ell fin de ponerse en- comu-
nicaci6n con sus agentes en- este
pals. Por tai circunstancia, la aten-
cion de los carranciStas esta tamhicn
puesta en- Ia defensa de esa pobla-
ci6n fronteriza segIn Sc sabe va
Sc estdn dando los pasos encamina-
dos a reforzar su guarnicion, rara
evitar una nueva sorpresa ALI.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-23
FL LILO AMOROSO DEL
CONSUL DELGADO
Este alega que las Cotes 30 tenen Jurisdiction para
zgarlo, dado 81 caracter de represenaate consular
LOS ABOGADOS De DELGADO PIDIERON
QUE Sc DESECHARA Ia DEMANDA

70 estan exceptuados de ser juzgados
ante una Corte, y gozan de privileglo
por 10 que toca su persona y a
su propiedad particular.
Segun este criterio, aun en- el su-
puesto de q Delgado resulte culpable,
10 sea verdaderamente, del hecho
que ST. lie imputa, no puede, sin en-
barge, ser encausado. sino despues
dc llenar muchos requisites, para Gu
yo arreglo Sc reQuiere tempo.
Por otra parte, de la demanda in
terpuesta por la senorita Monteverde
Sc desprende que mas que por rompi-
miento de promesa matrimonial, Por
negar valdez a IN matrimonio veri-
ficado en- su nombre, cs por 10 que
la demandante pide cinco mil pesos
de indemnizacion, toda, veZ que, Sc
gun consta en- su demanda, leila fue
inducida a contraer matrlmOnio con
un tai Enrique Gonzalez, de Bisbee,
y ella 10 hizo, creyendo, como sc le
asegur6, que Gonzalez representaba
la voluntad del Consul, lnico con
quien Maria Monteverde guerra ca
sarse"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-23
CARRANZA, COMO FL KAISER, IA
MANDADO FUSUAR OBREROS
Sc ahogaron dos
nInOS en- Ell
Rio Bravo
Por andar ahegando gatos

Teegrama Especial para -. rRENSh
LAREDO, Texas, JUNO 22.-Dos
iovencitos de esta ciudad perecieron
ahogados esta tarde en- e! Rio Gran
de, al estar tratanio de ahogar unos
gatos.
Los muchachos son Francisco Ro-
manos. de doce amos V un hermanito
mas nequeno. Ambos cayercn al
aqua cuando ell esquife en- donde Sc
hallaban hacienda su operacion, Sc
desprendio de Ia orilla. Como no ha-
bia ninguna persona cerca CUE pu-
diera irlos a rescatar, los muchachos
temerosos de que no Sc los llevara
Ia corriente, Sc arrojaron al aqua,
pereciendo ahogados.
El cuerpo del mayor fus encon-
trado a las tres de la tarde, pero el
del mas pequeno todavia no Sc ha
recobrado.