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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-15
Hammett Grocer Co.

The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Hammett Grocer com pany met yesterday at noon and elected the following officers and di- rectors: A. w. Nunn, president and manager (cotton department): T. L Brummett. president and man. ager grocery department; w. B. San ders. secretary and treasurer. The directors elected were s. c. Alexan- der. A. w. Nunn, Mrs. E. c. Hammett T. L. Brummett, w. B. Sanders.
 It was announced that the com nany has had a very successful career since the last meeting of the directors
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-15
Consumers Ice X Coal Co.

The annual meeting of the Con- cumers Ice & Coal Co., was held at the office of the company on Tuesday the 14th, and the following officers elected for the ensuing year: F. M Roane, president; D. B. Niven, vice president; H. Bringman, secretary and manager.
 The affairs of the company were found to be in excellent shape and a successful years business in prospect for 1919.
 Directors who were elected are: w. D. Hearn, D. B. Niven, F. M. Roane H. E. Trulock, H. Bringman. The di- rectors of the company were reduced from five to nine in number.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-15
WILL NOT PRESS COTTON
 FUTURE AMENDMENT NOW

Washington, Jan. 14.--Senator Smith of South Carolina, announced today that because Of the great amount of business pending at this session making it impossible to hold hearings, he would not press at this time for final passage of his amand- ment to the cotton future act limit ing delivery on contracts to five mddliMg grades
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-15
VISITOR
 ENTHUSIASTIC OVER STAI k

A reporter of the Graphic had the n,easure of meeting Mir. A. c. Ter rell, of Otis and Co.,. Cleveland, ohle who spent last week in the city as tnt "nest of Judge James Gould and his fann;lv Mir. Terrell is interested with Judge Could in the Delta Land o. in Desha county, and is very enthu siastic over Arkansas. ..,
 Mrs Gould entertained him with ; Turkev dinner saturday at thel' home.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-15

Little Rock, have arrived to attend the Daniel-Murphey wedding.
 Miss Joan Porterfield went to Lii. tie Rock yesterday to attend 2 thee. Ire Ire party and dinner at the Hotel Marion. '''''
 Mrs, c. c, tarku1 and children, Of Newton, hansas, are visiting Mr. Lafkln's sister, Mrs. J. l.. Norton 2l0l Pine street.
 Miss Frankie Griffin, of Newborn, Tenn, for the recently the guest of her uncle, J. A. Smith, 2OO2 East Eighth avenue, has returned home.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-15
Peoples Savings and Trust Co.

The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Peoples Savings Bank and Trust Company was held in the directors room on January 14th. Most gratifying reports were made to the stockholders by the directors of the banks affairs. The year 1918 was the best year in the banks history.
 The stockholders at this meeting voted to place $20,000 of it's undivided profits into the certified surplus fund of the bank, making their certified surplus $40,000 leaving substantial amount in their undivided profit ac- cunt
 The directorate of this bank is made up of the following well known busi- nessmen: J. H. Mann, w. c. Critten- den, J. E. Isbell, J. A. Clement, H. B Strange, E. A. Howell, Leo M. An drews, all of whom were elected as directors for the ensuing year.
 At directors meeting following thestockholder's meeting, the follow ing officers were reelected: J. H Mann, president; J. A. Clement, vice president; H. B. Strange, Secretary treasurer; F. w. Hightower, assistant secretary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-15

.., missing their paper will ParIless sone IA by 9 o'clock, as we Fase. ..S p,,It to make only one delivery al,oi" sneeial carrier leaves the eioo at that time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-15

Mrs. Oliver Hartman. one Of the leaders of New York society. has accepted the chairmanship of the national motion picture rom- ,nittee of the American Committee for Armenian and Syrian Relief. She is enlisting cooperation of society leaders in principal cities n connection with the nationwide exhibition of the photo-drama '.Ravisheu Armenia"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-15
(dial Reception To

The congregation of the Hawley morial church welcomed their pas
 Rev. w. L. Evans and family into
 new parsonage Monday night, en surprise house warming was len them, and the larder stocked
 h gifts. Coffee, and sandwiches te served.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-15

kill. Arthur Blackburn, negro, was also sentenced to a year in the peni- tentiary for a similar crime.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-15
| The Cafeteria.

The CaIeterId.
 he business women's supper was |Eed at 6 o'clock lastsnight at the feteria. At 7 o'clock gymnasium sses were started. It is announced t classes in Bible study will be lanized should it be desired.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-15
rodar.tiou Will Meet.

(y Federation Will Meet: \
 ba Civ Federation will meet Wed- Idav afternoon at 3 o'clock in the |mmittee rooms of the Public Lib V Any contemplated amendments |the constitution must be submitted writing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-15
Cotton Belt Savings and Trust Co.

At the annual meeting of the board of directors of the Cotton Belt Savings and Trust Co.,, yesterday the directors and officers for the coming year were elected. It was announced that a dividend of per cent had been de- clared and that $20,000 carried to sur plus fund
 The directors who were elected are :: R. M. Galbraith, J. W. Crawford, F. l.. Fox, A. w. Troupe, H. c. Dreyfus, Ben B. Well, Harvey Hogs, J. E. Boyce, E. H. Elsberry. The officers elected are: J. E. Boyce, president; R. M. Galbraith, vice-president; c. H. Bolinger. cashier; Harvey Hogg, as sistant cashier.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-15

Idrs. H. B. Trimble, wife of Rev. H.. Trimble, pastor of the Lakeside |thodist church, will join her hus-
 Ed here in a few days. Rev. Trim " was as stationed at Newport News, as as chaplain until just a few
 Gts apo The ladies of the church now arranging the parsonage for racention of Mrs. Trimble.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-15

n,s A. H. Reeves has gone at Aik- Obio to visit her daughter, Mrs. PPp St;ch Mrs. Reeves has just re- I1od the announcement of the birth . cirl to her daughter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-15

IrS ls William O. Goodloe, and little
 en'ef' Martha Bent Goodloe, of
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-02-07
SECOND lYCEUH COURSE COMING
High School Stages Second Unique
Program Tomorrow Evening.

The Plymouth Singers are coming
10 Price, Saturday tomorrow even
ing. February Sth, and will be seen
in the auditorium of the high school
The party consists of five artists, who
present a varied program of songs.
colonial scenes. Indian lyrics. selec-
,ious from grand opera. light opera,
ballads and heart songs. Several
humorous numbers will be given.
In some of the acts beautiful set
tings are shown and costly costumes
Nill be worn. In others they appear
iu full evening dress Those who are
fortunate 10 hear this famous troupe
of performers will surely be given a
treat Al those holding season tickets
o. the Rcdpath lyceum course are
expected and o coodsizcd crowd of
single nighters u.s. we'll
The time of this performance vii.
he : o'clock Everybody welcome.
Come prepared 10 enjoy an evening
Of hgh-class numbers. For those not
holding season tickets the admission
will be scvcnty-fivc cents.
II will he desirable that the audi
cucc arrive promptly nj $ o'clock #
lall the program is to bc heard
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-02-07
BIG ATTENDANCE LOOKED FOR AT THE BANQUET

Carbon county republicans. ihrr
wives and mothers and sW, lhnr's
.urr tu banquet nl the Savoy next
Wednesday evening. Lincoln DAY
and the turnout promises to bc lgier
and representative one with many
out uf town people present Tho
camps. especially, will be- here ip
lotcc. 10 is said The menu tu hr
Solved hy Manager Mcdowell t"l,uvt
Buuillion la Cup
Olives. Pickles
Assorted Cold Mcats
Combination Salad
lee Cream and Cake
Coffee
Cigars, Punch.
The literary bill oi far, auu,i l.r,i
/ by County Chnir@pnn McKuign, and
secretary L. \. McGcc rcnd..
Welcome Addrcs. and Introduction.
lul Tua-tmastcr. H. \ Mctcc. ! g.
| Mcknight
Abraham Lincoln. Re-. Ralph
4. Jones. pastor oi the Methodist
Itnurch of Price.
Theodore Roosevelt. 80 Prot. br., u
ILyan, county superintendent 20.
irhuul..
Why Every Republican ln Cur
lun County should Take the National
Republican" G. II. Stevenson.
William Mckinley" H. s
Cooper
Local Party Organization, >
~ Mcknight
Toast, to The Republican l.adica,
l.. 4. McGcc.
Response, with special reference &,
10" Ladies Republican club. Mrs. !
w. Hammond
"Thc Errurs and Foiblcs of az
Democratic Party A. J. Lee.
| During the banquet music will b,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-02-07

orchestra Number. will br pupul.r
and patriotic selections
Between the numbers students VI
ihc Carbon high will rcudcr musica.
rumbct, under the direction off Mis-
lupl Scott
After the banquet o. tvo.bour dane,
will hc given at City Hall tu which all
.grc invited Admission free tu those
holding banquet tickets.
Between dance. .iudcn, uf the
Carbon high. under direction of Mis-
lucz Scott. will render several fame
dances.
Manager Mcdowell b. preparing Co.
care Tor hundred aud twenty-five
~ more persons.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-02-07
FOREST FUNDS COMING

Npporiionmcnt ct the so. 2061j r.
,'Ncd from The federal treasury a.
I tab y share IN the receipts irnm thr
national forest resources fund during
1918 was made by the state board
.ut examiners Yesterday The fund
rucs Ia the benefit uf schools and pub
lIc roads and Is appurtioncd to th,
ilh forest reserve district. Ashle,
t.hJS.l3. Cache. 43usi SO. Dixie
tT12sl. Fillmore. 1851. Fish Lake
l1s.12. ~ Sal. sJ1n5.2s. Mani
-is2j.3A. Minidohn. s7OiG3. Powell.
I-ijI5iG. SEWER FiD7ll3. uintah.
,isGDjn. and Wnsntch. si2.0n0 10
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-02-07
PRICE AND NEARBY

Helper railroad employees ore now
getting their checks twice month.
the 10Th and 3oih. generally.
Rcdd-Culp Motor company b. an
Iuoun,lng the arrival " n hg shipment
OF Fords the present week with the
demand greater thah-rycr for this
ear.
VI. 4. Buiict, The attorney. was
this week released iron month p
quarantine after undergoing % scScr,
attack of diphthcria at his home IN
Zion.
Representative William O'Ncill al
Duchosnc county has introduced "a
legislative bill for the appropriation
of fifteen thousand dollars Tor the
Price TO Myton highway.
District court for Emery county
convcncs at Castle Dale next Monday
and will most likely be IN session alt
week. From there Indgr Christensen
comes to Price the following Monday.
Both the Tavern and the Savoy are
showing well filled registers these
days, travel having increased ma
icrinlly during the last lew weeks
commercial men who quit the road
because of influenza conditions are
getting back ON their territory,
Mr. and Mrs. J. W, Loolbourow and
their daughter. Miss Ruth, are leaving
\ Long Beach. Gala, this week for ~
Centre, where they are a. visit Mr..
and Mrs. J. &. Looibourow for sew
cral weeks They are delighted with
California and that climate ~ this
time.
Charles s. Burton, president of Oh,
arncrs aud StorkgroVcrs hank %.
Hion, is figuring 20 farm Fniryirv
addition Ia Price % water is obtain
uhle for the ground The bank Re-
Gently came INFO possession of thg
property through foreclosure proceed,
lingH 4 farmer is 60 b. sent here
George D. Raymond. chairman ui
The war savings stamp campaign ~
| liiawathu, last Wednesday reported
30 County Chairman Orson Ryan "a,
Price thai seven hundred and thirty
three books of five dollars each had
been sold for the month ot January
"Ut of seven hundred and sixty rc
Questioned,
DR. j, - Henderson. chiroIsartor
recently lo,lting at Price ln the prao
ticc of his profession, is being kcp
busy wlthspltionis from an sections
I0f Eastern Utah. Re ~ sending fol
his family now ut Salt Lake City an,
they will come here Ia make thUl
home as soon as "a place of resldenc,
is secured,
The S-months old son of Mr., an,
Mrs. John Gail of Black Hawk wa,
brought here and buried THURSDAY
afternoon, the little one having die,
Wednesday morning m iis mother
arms after b was seemingly on thl
road 10 recovery from influenza com
plicaiiuns, says Castle Dalc's prngres
of last Saturday
Mr.. and Mr.. VIII johnson %
Onngeyilic are both down with tL
influenza, says Castle Dale Progress
ct last Saturday. lie contracted IN
disease while no Price, where he wa
staying for but a few DAYS with IN
daughter, Miss Leonn, who had jus
undergone an operation for q yer
serious ease oi appendicitis b.
from last report, all are getting alun
a5 well as may De expected. Ihs ]
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-02-07
TnNr TEnEInLE ImNnACmE

DO sou have periodic attacks of
headache accompanied by sickness ~
tho stomach or vomiting "a salluW skin
md dun eyes2 N so. you can get
.guiok relief hy taking Chamberlain
Tablets as directed FOR biliOusness.
aud you may be able a. avoid these
attacks n you observe the directions
with each package -Adyt
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-02-07

Under the Reed Smoot amendment
or the federal pension law two NOR
Utah Black Hawk Indian war yet,i-
ans have been granted pensions of
twenty dollars % month each, dating
from March ., 1917 They are Chris
tan Peterson OF Munt, who was d
private IN Capt John n. Tuttle'
company, and Franklin W, Snow of
Sterling a private in Capt, Daniel
Henri s company Of the Utah mill
tia .nfaltry,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-02-07

Total strength Of the United State
army on November n, 1919. when III,
nrmisticc Nns signed ard when the
american war effort was at its peak
was 3,1O3,213 officer, and men, IN
Guiding the marine corps ON dutS
with the army IA Europe.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-02-07

and Tor some time has been consider
lng the adyisahiliiy of locating here
The return Of his brother will make II
possible for the firm Ia operate in
both Provo md Eureka. Eureka Re
porter, 3lst.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-02-07
INDIGESTION.

Take few doses 81 Chamberlain p
Tablets nH directed Tor indigestion
iud YOU viii Hpon forget about youf
stomach truubloh Try n.=Adyt'
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-02-07

one straight chcuisc dress has
panels outlined hy tailored straps o.
relieve IT. severity.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-02-07
COMING AND GOING

=, HI. VIZ" '''"'''''
MIS-. ~ = iiorsIcy ol Fcrron has
Dee" N'~.'ihs Helper and Price rcla-
uN'' '"'' week ana last
Mayor George A. Wonitcu had
ousiic.s al llou and Provo this week
"hi'h h' looked after personally
C III Franz and Dan ScamounL
both prominent 900 affairs at Green
River were Savoy guests Wednesday
last
Mrs Lydia Aver, was Welt
lmgior visitor iu Price last Wcdnp4
IUay SHE saws the influenza aowr
that WY Is about % thing ur the past.
Mis-. GrJ Wi.ew1f ,ue of Sen.
/ sold .umIlsr ,,uur Ladies. Jo,,rt,J
| Tucsdlt mr Provo and Sail talc.
ICity un q visit to friends and rcla-
lives.
A H. Eproi,. ,,,,rpp,,,f ,c,,..
Lad Fpr Dp,bc.pc ,,,s b,rc Vein.
Idny nitrrp,,u A,.,p,,a,,c,. b, Ntr.
! NncaIs he lrf an 40, r,,,,ipg an ,
Ibus.u,.. trim E,st
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of Sail Lake CIV Inv, c,,n, r., iii.
rer .p mako tbcir b,w,s with Nh,
Ma. Nn,ll. tbcir mother vb, t,,cbcs
tho seventh prnJr ,p tb, .rb,,ls ,t Tho
railroad town.
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yont, ,nrb for Inc Ntorp,u church II.
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'asil, Dale Monday OF ,hir week. ~
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w ls''nnr9' q mrinn'r "i the Town
h"nrd a' huntington were ~ lri''
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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-02-07

About one-third of "A volunteer
church choir can sing, while the other
twO-thrids would like 10 sing.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-17
MlsTERIoso ~AsEslNAro.

M
Don Francisco Vigil, dc Taos. N.
Mex, nos visit6 d fines de la sema-
ma pasada, iba de paso para la ciu-
dad del Duque. En- su corta vista
Ell Sir. Vigil nos relate la misterio-
sa muerte de su hermano ell Sr. RAJ
fael l.. Vigil. Segdn el Sr. Vigil Ia
muerte de SD hermano es misteriosa,
nosotros damos credito a sus pala-
bras, puesto que han trascurYid0
varios meses Y hasta la presente no
Sc descubre irastro de la nisma.
FL finadol sali6 ell % de Octubre,
1918, de Taos para su rancho en- eli
Vale de los Yutas. condado dc Col
fax, iba a aquel lugar con ell fin de
Yer sus intereses Y de traer algo
para el consume de sn casa. EN- Ell
rancho tenia Ell Sr. Vigil (finAdo),
un f~uertecito; Y segdn Sc supone, FL
fue asaltado en- 81 fnerte, despuss
de haber sido ~asesinado, Sc le con
dnjo en- sn propio caballo hasta eli
iugar donde fue encontrado; mo de
los pastores ell cual echo menos a
su amo. v malisiando que algo lie ha-
bfa sucedido, di6 noticias a la fami.
liza, miembros de ella Sc pusieron en-
busca del ST.. Vigil. el cual fud en-
contrado 81 dfa "a de Octubre entire
unos palos, en- 10 mas fragoso del
bosque, ell cadaver habfa recibido una
herida de arma de fuego en- ell brazo
derecho traspasandolo Y %penetrando
en- la Gaia del cuerpo, la cual Sc
cree le cause la muerte, tambien te-
MIA otra herida en- la cabeza, siendo
esta heeha con una arma desconocida
y dificil de poder indentiffcar, pucs
la dicha herida le abrio el craneo
como dos pulgadas. Despues de ha.
llado eli cad6ver, I'm iurado corona
rio fle nombrado, igual que Ilevado
un medico, ambos. el jurado y 81 me-
dico dieron Ell fallo de que hahfa ST.
do asesinado. A consecueneia de tan
triste y m~isterioso fin la esposa del
finado falleci6. dejando a dos nifios,
n de tres afios de edad v Ell otro
de cuatro. Don Francisco los dice
que darA una recompensa de $500
a Ia persona que informe D que de-
raz6n cierte de quienes fueron los
malhechores, Y nos pide hagamos pd-
B1ico 10 anterior.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-17
sAssARITA LEAL De GARCIA

De sandoval, N. MEX, nos comuni-
ca le Sra. Leonfdes LeaL de Rael,
la sentida defunci6n de su tia la sra,
'Barbarita Leal de Garcia, acaecida
en- aquel lugar ell dfa rs de Mario
d las cuatro de la tarde, despdes de
haber sido comfortable con todos los
luxilios de la iglesia Cat0lica. La
finada eontaba a la bora de su muer-
tie la edad de 67 amos. Deia para ~
mentar su eterna ~despedida, a gu
afiigido esposo Don Melton Garcia
una hija, Isa Garcia; dos nietas, Ro-
sta y Barbarita: dos hermanos, Va
lentin sAeal Amadita Leal de Mar
tfnez; un gran ndmero de sobrinas,
sobrinos, parientes y amistades. El
funeral tuyo lugar el dia 30 q las
8 de la mahana en- Ia capilla del
lugar, y fue acompanado por un gran.
de acompahamiento. 81 dfa 5 del
presente Sc le di6 h misa cantada
de honrras par ell descanso de su
alma. @. e. p. ID.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-17
RoMoLo cARRlLLo.

De Lamey, N. Mex, nos comunica
la Sra. Cirilia Montoya, la sentida de-
function de su padrino ell Sr. Romolo
Garlic, de Lamey, N. MEX. Segdn
la noticia que nos envia la Sra. Mon
toya, un lamentable accidenente fue
la causa de la muerte del finado-
III finado era obrero de la compania
del f~errocarril y Sc hallaba traba-
jando en- albuquerque, accidental
mente fue cojido por Ell tren MIN. 8,
ell dfa 2 de Mario recibiendo serias
lastimadas, de allf fue conducido al
hospital, en- donde murio al siguien-
te dfa. Fue traido ell dfa A del mis-
mo mes a Lamey, Iugar de gu resi-
dencia poi tren MIN. s, y sepultado
ell dfa 6 on ell Campo Santo del lugar
Deja el Sr. Carrillo para lamentar
su eterna despedida a SUI esposa Do
ma Julianita G. Carrillo; tres hijos
y tres hijas, Donaciana, Trinidad, Al
fredo, Sofia, Lusinda y Juanito; 2
su apesarada madre, Doha Onofre de
Gonzales; a su padrastro, Don luis
Gonzales; un hermano que estA en-
Francia en- el servicio militaT, 81
ioyen Juan Garlic; dos hermanas,
Margarita C. Montoya y Josefita
C. de Montoya: dos hermanos poll.
ticos. Rafael Montoya v Manuel
n. Montoya, y un sinn1mero de so
brinas, sobrinos, parientes y amigos,
10 acompanaron desde Albuquerque
a Lemey los senores. luis Gonzales
Julian Carrillo, Frank Larviar y Ma
nuel r. Montoya. M finado q "a
bora de SUI muerte contaba la edad
de SS amos
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-17
goaE ANroNIo NJ. Y MARTINEz

De Rodarte, N. Max, nos comuni-
ca 81 ST.. Don Juan G. Mondaragon
10 siguiente
Ba ala 2e de Mario a las 10 p. d..
dej0 de existir en- el seno de su ia
militia en- Liano San Juan Nepomose-
no eli respectable anciano Don Jose
Antonio Martin y Martinez, a la a.
vanzada edad de 103 ahos, sells me-
SEES. III extinto fue esposo de Doha
Maria Juana Albina Vigil y Marti-
neg, va finada, entire So numerosa
Ifamilia Sc contaron Elena, Julianita
N Marcos, los tres finados. Quedan
para lamentar su separation tres
hiios, Serafin, Damacia y Telesfor;
su numerosa parentela del. apellido
Martinez. y dos hijas polftfcas. Jua.
nita L. Martinez y Juanita NJ. Mar
tfnez; un gran ndmero de nietos, ME
tas, bisnietos, tataranietos, parlentes
|y amistades. I'll finado sufrio con
resignation cristiana SUI penosa en-
fermedad; el fu6 en- vida I'm senior
de altos m~eritossy siempre supo con
ducir en- ell canine de la virtud y dc
la ~prosperidad a sus hijos; al Sc
pararse de este mundo ha dejado I'm
|vacio dificil de llenar no tan solo en-
ell seno de su familia, sino que tam
bien en- la vecindad donde era alta
mente apreciado y admirable por sus
actos de virtud. Fue velado dos no
lches, siendo Ia segunda asistido pol
la fraternidad piadosa de Nuestrc
Padre Jesds Nazareno. hasta condu
cir el cadaver a la iglesia de Sar
lJuan Nepomoseno, donde Sc le die
misa de cuerpo presente, celebrate
por Ell Rev. Leon D~elavalle, de Pc
hasco, N. Mex, y de ELI un grandt
Accompaniment a su Ultima morads
Los deudos txtienden las mas sin
ceras gracias a todas aqueiias per
sonas que Sc dignaron acompaharloi
tanto en- ell velorio como en- el III
neral.