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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-30
THE RAILROAD ADMINISTRA
TON AND THE FARMERS

The United States Railroad Adj
ministration has established de-
rartment to be known as the agri-
cultural section, whose particular
duty will be to look after the rela.
tions between the railroads and the
Department Of Agriculture. It's pur-
pose is to give all possible assist
ance to the agricultural develop
ment Of the country. The extension
work of the Department OF Agricul-
ture and the stimulation Of Agricul-
ture. especially in relation to trans
portation. will be assisted az much
as possible by the new section.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-30
INDIVIDUAL RESPONSIBILITY

This war is to be won not by one
man or one thousand men or one
million men or one million people. It
is to be won by the united efforts Of
the individuals Of many nations.
Every American citizen has an in
dividual duty to perform. an indivi-
dual share Of the responsibility. The
more powerful and effective the Am
erican forces are the shorter will be
the war, and the shorter the war
the fewer lives lost. the greater the
numbe Of American soldiers who
will return home victorious.
Every American who economies
in consumption Of material, who in
creases production. who saves and
lends savings to the government
does something to help win the war
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-30
= SOLDIER INSURANCE

b II; rejoice, With you and our her
bic men ION, this- just and humane
FproSisioa thsS .generoass American
people hare'inade 70 rthem and I
am proud 10 have the Treasury de-
partentT administer this great law.
Please congratulate the men OF your
gallant force for me on the wisdom
they have shown in taking the BEN
efits of the insurance law, and con-
graduate then, particularly for me
on the glorious work they are do
ing on the desecrated soil Of noble
France for suffering humanity and
world freedom, Every American
heart is thrilled by the valor oand
achievements Of our splendid sons.'
Secretary McNdoo's cable to Gin
'eral Pershing. - .@ i>".''
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-30
CHARLES RAY A HIT IN
1.-THE CLAWS OF THE HUN"

In these days, when grim WIS.,
aged war; has failed to smooth his
wrinkled front and presents any
thing but Q placid face. 'The Claws
Of the Hun" q Paramount picture.
IN which Charles Ray appeared at
the Lyric theatre yesterday, is GER
tain to find Q ready response any
where In America. The picture was
produced by Thomas H. Ince and d.
rected by Victor schertzinger.
The story of the photoplay is a
timely one and powerful object
lesson. IL one still be needed, to
those mothers who have not as yet
become imbued with the sense Of tho
real menace Of the Hun and the ne
cesnity Of personal sacrifice to repel
that danger. Charles Rays portray
al OF the character OF patriotic
young American is excellent. 1t Is
convincing and is a faithful picture
O fthe youth who is face to face with
duty and later Is compelled t'
choose between 1t and filial 'affec
ton. Jane Novak as the heroine o.
the story, evinces considerable abil
ity as well as a charm of manne
and beauty that render her ideal II
the part.
Robert McKim is Q despicable vii
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-30
ALLOTMENTs TO SOLDIERS DE-
PENDENTs

Allotment to dependents OF Unit
ed States soldiers have increased
from 100000 at the beginning OF
the war to $4,000. For the month
Of May these allotments totaled
$5,OOO,OO0. Thirty thousand COM
missioned officers are allotting
100000 a month to their famil-
les; non commissioned officers and
privates, 100000.
In addition nearly s50,OO0,O0O OF
Liberty loan bonds OF the second
Liberty loan will have been paid for
by members OF the army and will be
turned over to the purchasers dur
ing August, the payments having
been made out OF allotments made
that purpose.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-30
Fonnesbeck
Knitting
Works


the Y. NJ. G. A., had to other ma
tional efforts during this war seems
to disprove the truth o fthe saying.
The Congress of the United
States seems to have adopted the
view that a corporation may have y
soul since 1t has authorized national
banks to contribute to the American
National Red Cross out Of any net
profits available under the law for
the declaration Of dividends. The
law further provides that funds so
contributed shall be used by the Red
Cross to furnishing voluntary aid to
the sick and wounded Of the COM
blatant armies. the voluntary relief
fthe army and navy OF the United
States. and the relief OF the suffer-
ing caused by the war to the people
OF the United States and their allied
nations.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-30
MUST INSURE SAILORS

The appearance Of the German
submarines in American waters has
caused Secretary McAdoo to issue an
order requiring all American ship
owners to have insured the lives Of
the officers and crews Of their ves-
sells trading in Atlantic and Gulf wa
ters. Mere fishing vessels are ex-
cepted.
Heretofore this compulsory insur-
ance applied only to American ves-
sells trading between the United
States and various European and
certain designated African ports.
The rates the Treasury charges
for the insurance varies from half a
cen { per 500 Of insurance for At
lantic coastwise trips to Is cents
per 500 for steamers crossing the
war zone.
More than 100000 officers
and sailors on American merchant
v;sccls are alreaGy under the pro-
lection OF the government marine
insurance.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-30
TEACHERS EXAMINATION

The regular teachers examination
will b held at the B. Y. c., Logan,
Friday and Saturday, August . and
3. "a,
The program Of examinations Is
~ follows:
AND STUDY COURSE.
AUGUST Q; .@.i,G sG. & autt
Ethicsiof Citizenship. ga. Il,
ComAunity Civics. II a. M /. i
Ruraa Sociology. ap.ym. e7sc-
AUGUST az s:4sssp .sai25 =,
Rurt Economics. SAD m. ':-.s
American History. H. q, m. fle.s.s
COUNTY EXAMINATIONS az
AUGUST Is; -. s.S...ea~tt.@
PRINCIPLES of Education. ga. m.
Psychology, 1880 a. m. -.
Health Work In The Public School
I p. mi ... .t
Reading or Community Civics
s;so p; m. -. -
Arithmetic, 4 ?. M, .' ,@ '
AUGUST 8: -
Grammar, 8 y. m.
Art y Natural Science, i1o:so, a
m. y ''' , u veg,
Geography. ,. m.
Hygiene and Sanitation, $3.50 p
m. ~
U. g., History, p. m.
\, r. v. LARSON,
District Superintendent
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-30
CLARA KISiBALL YOUNG
IN 1.-THE REASON WHY"

"The Reason Why" by the FAM
Gus English authoress Elinor Glyn.
10 Calar Kimball Young's latest Sell
ect picture; It will be shown here at
the Lyric theatre on Wednesday
The scenario Is by Mary Murillo and
the direction by Robert @. Vignola.
Clara Kimball Young creates the
role Of Yvonne Marinoff, widowed by
the murder Of her husband. cruel
perfect Of police. at the hands Of an
Infatuated mob. Az she 10 fleeing
that night with her seven year old
con. Nimo, she comes upon . dead
woman who resembles her COIN
pletely and on whose body she finds
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-30

TsIltals Eyss and Ioss.

The eyes tell the story OF guilt When
oil the other musclcs are controlled.
This you will learn In tn" eleventh
chapter Of parwin's book. Sometimes.
when the face Is controlled, as In the
case Of natives Of India. other muscles
are uncomfortable. Sir Henry Maine
declares that In India the Judge can
tell when a native Is lying by watch
Ing his toes. He keeps his face per.
fectly straight and his eyes expres-
sionless, but his toes begin to wiggle
% soon as he beg'ns to lie.
Il 10 Al There.
Proofs leave no room for doubt or
oppositi0n.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-30
PATRIOTISM WITHOUT HESITA-
TON

II our soldier boys deliberated as
long over doing their duty as soma
OF our people at home hesitate over
doing theirs. the victory would
be doubtful.
It is a sort Of financial cowardice
to hesitate to put yolr money IN
United States government securities
and to deliberate ever the wisdom
and patriotism of the investment is
to hesitate in sapporting our SOL
diers. -
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-30

lain and Melbourne Mcdowell Is
admirable as a munition manufac-
turer. Other characters are we'll
played by Dorcas Matthews and
Mollie Mcconnell. Scenically the pic
ture 10 effective and the direction Is
smooth and consistent. The produc-
tlon can be recommended to all play
goers who care for up-to-the-minute
action. and good character delinea-
ton.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-30
"TARzAN OF THE APES"
- OAK THEATRE TONIGHT

Follow The most fascinating char
acter the screen has ever known 10
his travels through the jungles. See
his combats with lions. tigers. leo
pards. apes and goffllas. His strug-
gle with the giant Cannibal. His
ride on the elephants head In the
raid on the natives and his beauti-
full romance with the first woman
he ever saw. -
It startles, thrills, amuses!
A wierd thrilling adventure ctry'
embracing all the fascinating ele-
ments OF screen romance.
The New York Tribune said
'Tarzan Of the Apes. must.be seen
to be appreciated"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-30
RECORD w. 6. 9. SALES

Receipts Of $1S.A31,s33. July 9,
from war savings and thrift stamps
sales were the largest Of any single
day since these securities were Of
fered to the public. Sales during
the first nine days Of July totaIed
s4s,552.sas.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-30

Markrute speak Of her dowry, her
sentiments are chilled. Her husband
misunderstands her actions and
their underlying motives. and 1t is
only after a series Of mishaps that
she makes her confession and they
discover their true love.
1.-THE Reason Why" 10 a remark
able photoplay involving English
high society. portrayed BY Clara
Kimball Young and her own COM
pany and produced in the excellent
manner in which nkaoa. picture
audiences have coe to expect in q
Select picture.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-30
C--.-- svs.,.E.: SCHOOL

A City Summer School for the ben
eft of the students who fail to make
their grade the last term will open
August s. All students who wish to
attend should register July 20, 80
and 81 at the office o fthe board,
back Of the Woodruff building.
Signed. DAVID TARBET.
Adv Clerk.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-30
TO PREVENT BEJCHING

Make . regular habit Of eating
slowly. masticate your food thoroug-
iy. and you may have no further
trouble. II you should. take one OF
Chamberlain Tablets Immediately
after suppeP. Advt,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-30
WEEKLY MARKET REVIEW

Uion Stock Yards, Ogden. Utah.
week Ending July 27.)--Cattie-
Receipts. l40: market. steady;
prime fed steers, el2 o $1s: dress
I'd beef steers, SO D s13.50:
butcher: cows, ~ o $3.50; choice
cows. 1885,. stockers and feeders.
IS o ~: Gamers, &4.5o.. o $3.50;
fat bulls. 81 @ 50: bologna DULLES.
Sc o 81: calves. . o II.
Hoss-receipts. 24s: market,
considerably higher; tops. 1915.
=. s.sSeS ksselp.s nope; market.
steady; spring lambs. s1s: yearl-
ings. s11; heavy wethers, so:
ewes. 50 @ SIG,
Market prices, on hogs at the o.
den Union Stock yards took sud
den climb during the past week.
which livestock commission men be-
lieve will be retained, the prices on
Thursday and Friday being $17.75
for tops" This is the highest
price that has ever been paid for
hogs,tin Utah, and compares favor
ably with the prices prevailing in
other livestock centers, when freight
and feeding charges are considered
as part of the differential. The re-
ceipts at the Ogden yards have been
light during the past week, and
there is absolute demand for all well
finished animals.
Livestock men express the belief
that there are numerous hogs
throughout the intermountain coun-
try that are ready for market and
with the exceptionally high prices
for the mid summer period, believe
that farmers and livestock raisers
will find It to their advantage to
make shipments now. However.
the desire Of those on the market 10
to secure we'll finished animals.
hogs that are up In weight and rea-
dy for the packers. Utah has main
tanned . splendid record for prices
in livestock during the summer
months and the market has never
dropped on any day to the govern
ment minimum. even for feeder
stock. Anticipation is that the
price of $17.75 will be retained for
some time, neither varying up or
down.
Fat cattle are finding ready sale
and SO are sheep. although the sum-
mer periods finds few of these ami
mails on the market. The sugges-
tion is made by livestock men that
animals can be quickly made ready
for marketing through the use of
some concentrated feeds, such as are
on the market now. In this connec-
ton attention Is called to the fact
that tankage can be secured from
the Ogden Packing & Provision
company and Lucermo. a balanced
ration made from Utah products,
from the Hansen Livestock & Feed
ing company. Either Of these feeds
are considered excellent for putting
the final flesh and fat on cattle,
sheep and hogs. the use Of them
having been thoroughly tetsed by
feeders in northern Utah,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-30
THE SOULS OF INTERPRETATIONS

There Is an old axiom OF English
law that corporations have no souls
The manner in which thousands OF
corporations have given their ser
vices and their means to the Liber-
~ loan, to the Red Cross, and to
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-30
1 CLARA kiAs9AlI YOUNG.
! I1e REASON WY


an invitation from her uncle Fran
els Markrute. inviting her to live
with him in London. although he
has never seen her.
Yvonne goes to London; there
she meets and marries at her Gun
cle's" wish. Lord Tancred Of Wrayth
Hall. II IL q case Of mutual love at
first sight. but after she overhears
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-30
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SONY S1I|13G

No internal medicine will
cure Eczema. Only by the ap
plication OF CRANOLENE, the
great external remedy, can
the Eczema microbe be des-
troyed. Prove this Statement,
for yours II a. our expense.
Write for free test treatment;
address Mills Chemical Co.,
Dept d.. Girard. Kan.
Sleeps Like n P!ow BOY
Il suffered for 20 years
with Eczema in its worst form
Affectel all over the body.
CRANoLENE left me as fine
as white six. and | sleep like
a pillow bGy."-J. McCracken,
Johnson City. Tenn. written
two years after using CRAM
OLENE.)
At all drug stores. 25c. 81
and $3.50.
For sale by Ritter Bros
Drug Co.
Money Returned II not Salts
fled
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-30

The aniiee was q long cloak worn
By priests and pilgrims in olden days,
and 10 still preserved In the strips Of
embroidery worn over the shoulders Of
Roman Catholic priests and in the
white bands Of Protestant clergy.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-30
LASSIFIED
ADVERTISING

MONEY TO LOAN-One hundred
and fifty thousand dollars on farm
md city property. II. A. Peterson
& Co. Il
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-30

FOR SALE-House for sale
cheap. Easy payments. Good part
Of town. 4S5 South First West. Lo.
gan. Adv
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-30

During recent rush Of recruits
for the Marine corps at 371 Market
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-30

yjas0o saH
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-01-10

Antier, s de Enero, tuvo lugar en
la Iglesia de Guadalupe Ia solemne
Misa de Aniversari0 por el descnnSo
del alma de Ia seiorita LOLITA DII-
RAN, hija que fi6 del Sr. Mauricio
Duran de su estimable esposa. Sra.
Rafaelita L. de Duran, habiendO cum
plido un aiio de Ia fecha de su faller
rimiento Ell dia 4, pero Ia Misa SO CO.
lebr6 el dla s, pOr ser ese 81 dia en-
que fne sepultada-
La iglesia estaba adornada para la
OCCASION, habiendo una tumba blanca
en- el cuerpo de la iglesia, cuajada de
Relas encendidas, " en- las velas del
Altar Mayor habfa tamhien velas con
mofios blanc0s. Todo 81 adorno flie
blanco. 10 que es muy propio, tratan-
dose de una senorita. Oficiaron en- IA
Misa solemne tres sacerdotes. que
fueron el Rev. r Bessett. parroco de
Ia mencionada iglesia, 81 capelIan del
C0legi0 de San Miguel. otro sacer-
dote, diacono y subdiaoono respecti-
yamente. La parte musical estuyo
encomendada al coro de la misma
iglesia, compuesto de sefioritas ami
gas compaiieras de la finada, de
los sefiores Jose d. Sena. Francisco
Delgado Sixto Garcia, del coro de
la Catedral, los que Embellishments
SO sirvieron entonar los responses.
Una prueba del gran aprecio en-
que era tenida La finada sehorita asi
como de la alta estima de la familia
en- general, Sc VIC en- la gran concu-
rrencia que asisti6 la misa, la que
estaba compuesta no solamente de
los fieles de la Iglesla de Guadalupe,
siuo de otras parties de la ciudad, los
que llenaban por complete 81 sagrado
rccinto. f
3 Pasada Ia misa, Ia multitud ese dirt
gi6 Ia casa del Sr. Mauricio Duran,
que vive cerca, en- el No. ZIG Chlle
de De Vargas. conei fin de dar el Pc
same a Ia familias
- 49,.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-01-10
pEFuINcloM.

ID. Nestor Gallegos, fallecid 81 dfa
1ro. de Enero de 1918, a las dc la
mafiana, en- su residencia en- GA Gle
neguita, N. NJ, de un dolor que 10 nj
20 sufrir 10 meses 25 dfas, a la edad
de 66 amos. Fue velado una noche, y
ell funeral tuvo iugar ell microbes en-
la maiiana en- la Capilla de Ia Aqua
Frfa, oficiando ell Padre Maximo, y Ell
sepelio Sc verified en- 81 cementerio
de Aqua FRA.
El Sr. Gallegos era nacido Y criado
en- Aqua F'rfa, Y allf vivid toda su
vida, siendo altamente apreciado por
todos sus parientes, vecinos amigos
F'ueron sus padres, D. Jose Jacinto
Gallegos, v Dfa. Maria Florentina Do
minguez de Gallegos, tambien del mis-
mo lugar.
Quedan para lamentar su muertc,
i'm hijo, v tres hijas, que son: Juan
B. Gallegos, Pablita Gallegos, Gero-
.veya Gallegos y Francisquita Gale
gos; dos hermanos, ELIAS y Celso Ga
llegos, y ocho nietos y un gran n6ne-
ro de parientes.
La familia desea dar las graciasl
por medic de las presentes lfneas, Q
todas las personals que bondadopa-
mente SO sirvieron acompafiarles dtl-
rante la enfermedad, y en- el velorio
v funeral
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-01-10
JuNrAs EDucAcIoMALEs.

fEl notable orador Sr. Roscoe r. Hill
presidente de la Escuela Normal HIS
pano Americana, establecida en- atl
Rito. N M. dirigira Ia palabra en-
espafiol sobre el tema sLa Oportuni-
dad en- Ia Educaci6n," en- diferentes
parties del oondado de- Rio Arriba,
conforme Sc vera en- seguida, ira
acompahado por el Sr. Jose o. GAR
cia, superintendent de Escuelas del
condado de Rio Arriba, hacienda ann
bos la yez. las visitas de escuelas.
Los lugares v las fechas de las con
ferencias. seran los siguientes:
Enero q, TERRA Amafilla
Enero 22, Chama. a.l
Enero 90. Rosa.
Enero "a, Lumbert0n.
Enero 25, Park View.
Enero 26. Caniil6n.
EneroI 28, Ed Rito.
Enero 80, La MADEIRA.
Enero 30, Ojo Caliente.
Enero 81, Abiqui1.
Febrero /, Espafiola
Las conferencias tendran lugar 4
las 7 de la noche. v en- cada uno de
los lugares mencionados Sc anuncia-
"a con anticipation el local donde
deban tener lugar,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-01-10
TENDRA QUE PAeAR rAsAcloN
PoR su AuToMoviL.

81 es listed dueHo de I'm autom6vil
y ha cumplido con la ley que requie-
re que exhiba una tarjeta de licencia,
es muy possible que tenga que pagar
tasaci6n sobre su maquina este afio.
Ia coinisi6n de tasaciones del Estado
ha conseguido una lista de todas las
maquinas sobre las cuales Sc pag6
licencia el afo pasado, como $4,000
en- numero. III ndmero de las maqui-
mas asesadas tue 7.191, un poquito
mas del SO por ciento de los carros
en- uso actual La valuaci0n por ter
'lnino medic de cada nAQuina fue de
e336. FL total del valor asesado fue
$2.39S. 600 Sc va a informar los
asesores de los varios condados, de
las maquinas con llcencia en- sus con
dados, y Sc les instruira de yer que
todas esas maquinas paguen tasaci6n.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-01-10
uN GARAGE CUE GAMBIA De
DuENos.

u ll y
Mr. Roberts. qpien por algunos me
ses ha sido el mayordomo del depar-
tamento de reparaciones del Modern
garage. ha rentado Ell garage dc Ia
Gale de San Francisco. que habfa ST.
do desocupado Ia semana pasada por
Ia Santa Fe Motor company. y segui.
ra conduciendo ei negocio de garage,
hacienda una especialidad en- Ia repa-
raci6n de automobiles, hacienda un
trabajo de priinera ciase. "a la vez,
Mr., w. II. Martin, i'm operario do
nuestras oflcinas, y quien reciente-
mente comprc el negocio dc repara-
cion de llantas y de yulcanizaci6n.
que antes pertenecia a J, w. Ambro.
Sc, ha tambien rentado una parte del
mencionado garage. y ha cambiado su
taller de reparaci6n de hules o liam
tas para autos al lugar mencionado.
el cual en- 10 futuro Sc concord con
81 nombre de garage de Roberts.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-01-10
UNA soRPREsA.


FL martes del actual, varias seno-
ras pertenecientes al Club De Var
gas" un club de sefioras que tiene por
objeto dedicarse a diversas labores
manuales, bordados. costuras finas:
etc, asi como cultivar sus relaciones
sociales, dieron una agradaple sorpre-
sa a la Sra. Maria I. r. de Garcia,
esposa de nuestro editor, en- 50 casa
habitaci6n, No. 2l4 Gale de Vargas,
con motive del primer aniversario de
su enlace matrimonial.
Las Sras. que asistieron a IA yelada
fueron, Sra Elena Gena, Sra, Charles
Hersh, Sra. Juanita De Vargas, Sra.
Pillar Apodaca, Sra Gonzalez, Sra. de
Alvord, las sefioritas Epitacia Gar
cfa, Isabel Hernandez y Francisauui-
Ia lopez. na
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-01-10
IA NuEvA EsTArErA

,l1l trabajo en- Ia nueva estafeta y
edificio federal que debe costar como
100000 no Sc comenzara sino hasta
dentro de seis meses
Sc na deducido esta information de
un avieo enviado al postmaster James
T.. Seligman. por 81 gobierno. dicien-
dole que ha sido nombrado custodio
del local para Ia estafeta, cuyo local
esta situado colindando con las Gales
de San Francisco y de Cathedral Y "a
Avenida de Palacio. Ei terreno fue
comprado hace tempo por 81 gobier-
no. La noticia dice Due no Sc reque-
rira 81 terreno por seis meses, debido
a la gran cantidad de construcciones
que estan en- manos del gobierno.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-01-10
En- L.AZOS de FLORES



III iines 4 del actual Sc unieron en-
matrimonio en- la Cathedral de San
Francisco. Ia seiiorIta l9lD0RITA A
LuCERO. y el joven CDIlSO COMA
LEI. anibos de esta ciudad. Ia cere~
m0nia tuYo lugar las de Ia mana.
ma.
rs Ia novia hiia del Sr Ramon Luz
cero. de Ia sras fonasita sena ae
Lucero. el movie es hiio de d. Cruz
Gonzalez esppsa. va difnnia.
Actnafon como padffnos d. ID feiIz
paraja. los hnfH "a pillar YYuiIlIo "
I1iida IrnjiIIo 4eaputa de IA cere<
monia Sc tuvo una reception en- ho-
nor de los nuevos esnosos. en- Ia casa
de d. Ramon Lucero. donde pns ami
COS les felicitaron, recibiendo muchos
regalns de sus amistades
Que sean muy felices.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-01-10
= os que sc casan.
oRriz-IRivERA

IA sefiorita Felipita Quintana y or
tiz, contraera matrimonio el pr6ximo
lunes IA del actual, con el joven Jose
de la Cruz Rivera. en- la Cathedral lie
San Francisco de esta ciudad. las
4 de Ia mahana. Actlan en- iugar de
los padres de la novia, el Sr. Enri.
quez Ortiz y su esposa Juanita Luce.
70 de Ortiz.
Los padres de la novia son d. Pru-
dencio Qnintana y 10 finada Rafae.i-
ia Ortiz de Quintana; v los padres
del novio son .. Atanacio Rivera y
la Sra. ClotiIde Garcia.
Pasada la ceremonial religiosa. ha-
bra una reception en- Los Llanitos,
en- Ia casa del Sir. Enriquez Ortiz ra-
sidencia de Ia novia, y por Ia noche
habra lin baile en- la sala de D. Can
lido Montoya en- Barberfa. NJ M.
Les deseamos mil felicidades.