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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-25
Mrs. E. A. Branch
Passes Away After
a Long Sickness

Nj IT, A. l1aue v1 iE t
Ee.feu. RAe bas beea rf5au I'll oF
iba past several ears ana iaH
Hopkins hospital 90 Baauao tne
last lmner passed. t~ay thrre -
terday according 10 Telegram
ccivea az lhe beach last evening
Mr. Branch snd dag-h ar Nt MAE
rs Graves. lelt cartier Is th. dsy t9f
Baltimore expee ms 30 act0mItaHE
Their Wile and mother 81 the beach
id Mas knoN6 that She could not lise
bl1 short iimo and -hc had cNpr
I'd the wish to bc brought borne
Nle. Branch had been suAerige fra
an aumeuf which doctots eaui3 naI
asre en- i being generally held ihat
She had Internal pelegra She hid ha,a
unconscious the past legs
steadily failing
10 ide her husband Alr Ia Z
leaves daughter Mr- Gras 74
ou Quiuu 0hn Is II mono the
beach,
Plans Tor III. burial has. aot
made "a this time eXs pting fBa ~
tarment will be made IN PineAop
cemetery. upon the arrival d The hody
from the north
Mrs Branch leaves scores IF irienas
al the beach. and throughout fhe
state} aao mourn her passiug
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-25
Honorable c. Telford Erickson,
Commissioner to United States
from Albania, Is Guest at Beach

want The country is diversified and
has wonderful possibilities. 1t Is
mountainous and looks something
Ike switzerland. but the mountains
are not so high. Still some of them
are snow capped all the year. The
soil Is very fertile and practically
everything is grown there from figs
and other tropical products to apples
and other northern fruits Also cot
ton. wheat, corn. flax. We have a eli
mate for all kinds OF products Then
It Is rich IN mines copper, iron and
zinc particularly"
AS to his particular mission here
just now, he said:
We want an adequate school sys-
TEN and we have already arranged
with DIR. Jones of the faculty of the
Northwestern university near Chicago
as an American educational expert to
go there and undertake The work of
organization. This is big Job and,
OF course. il will be some time before
We will be getting big results. Then
we want an American financial expert
TO go there and give us financial
system adequate 10 our needs. As we
have no transportation but horseback
riding and the old fashioned caravans.
we are very much in need of railroads.
Of course we can't get everything at
once. but the people Will DO their part
as soon as they get the opportunity
this much | know. | viii probably
be in this country most Of the time
for several years seeing what can do
to interest the men and the capital of
this country in a most promising prop
osition. expect TO return to Europe
temporarily in about two months"
or the principal cities in Albania
Mr.. Erickson said: THE largest is
Scutari. which is located in the north
and has population Of about $4,000
Koritza is in the southern portion aud
has a population of 25.90o. while ii
rama is the capital. with about $4,000
and is very pretty city
In speaking OF the after war feeling
in Europe he said: England is in
clined to want to be fairer with Ger
many than is France. The latter is
very bitter and is insisting ON the last
pound of flesh 1t is not generally
known that Germany has already
turned over 70 The allies in property
and other assets What Is worth sixty
billion francs. 1t is very evident
however. that England is making
every possible use of her pretended
fairness to Germany in financial way
ard she is succeeding. She is getting
the German business that is certain
In my opinion much of this should
come to the United States and woulc
with different rate OF exchange
France and Poland are in an alliance
against Russia All. Of these fhiugs
70 to snow how much the league OF
Nations is accomplishing.
Mr. Erickson is frankly OF the opin
ion that if clash should come be
tween Japan and the United States
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-25
Ma Sunday wa
Return to Winona.
from Sanford Today

"Wednesday Mr. and Airs William
Sunday and Director James Hcsfon
had a conference regarding matters at
Winona Lake. the home of the sun
days. The new tabernacle there. seat
ing 5000 people. has not set been en-
closed, but Mr.. and Mrs sunday have.
assumed the responsibility OF furnish.
Ing the necessary finances TO 10 "a
Director IIeaion viii return there Ia
another month and Is also much inter
ested
This morning Mrs SUNDAY accom-.
panied MIR Sunday 10 Sanford where
he had an engagement To preach. aud
then she took the train Tor the North.
She desires 10 spend few days 81
Winona Lake before joining him IN
Cincinnati on March 2
Mr. Sunday win conduct camp
meeting at Winona Lake on July u
b. % and "a
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-25
Meeting to Talk
Organization Life
Saving Corps Here

A. w. Shaw is very anxious that all
those interested in volunteer life
saving corps being organized at the
Beach shall meet at the Daytona
Beach Casino Tuesday evening. March
/, at 7:20 o'clock
John A. Rogers, chairman of the
Red Cross movement in Jacksonville,
und the state organizer viii be pres
ent. Mr.. Rogers says that ii such a
crew is organized here under the Red
Cross system and willing to undergo
the Red Cross tests. that organization
will gladly see that it is financed and
that IL will furnish the necessary life
boat and other proper equipment.
This is certainly grand opportu-
nifty TO get just what we want" said
Mr.. Shaw. and | hope there will be
a big turnout OF interested people
next Tuesday night
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-25
Toun Officers of !
Seabreeze Picked
On Big Petition

Seabreeze is getting down to bust
ness in preparation for town elections
next month. petition already hav-
ing been circulated containing names
Of residents for office for next year.
a sufficient number of names having
been signed to assure the names be-
ing placed on the ticket.
While no other ticket has been Of
fered at this time II Is believed that
IA second one will be offered. giving a
lively contest at election time
The ticket drawn at this time. to
be submitted TO voters is AS follows:
For Mayor-Chas. A. kenney.
For Councilmen, two years-N. f.
Bates. Geo. Wilkinson and j. Il. Tom
linson
For Clerk and Assessor ii.
Courtney.
For Marshall r. Abercrombie.
For Tax Collector John w. Will
Jams
For treasurer. c. Gillette.
The selection OF ticket by peti-
ton this year will eliminate the ne.
cessiiy OF caucus in Seabreeze.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-25
Remarkable Gun
Scores are Made
at SedbreezeC Club

Under the tremendous handicap OF
"a very high wind. which threw the
targets about like feathers. Frank A.
Seibert OF the New York Athletic club
again won the coveted high gun prize
with the unusual score OF 81 out of
100 targets lie had one ran of 81
straight. the best run seen ON the5e
traps this season.
The handicap prize was won for the
second time by Mr. Powell. wi.h a
gross score OF 80 out Of 100.
\ special team match resulted in a
close finish, Messrs. Seibert and Gil
lespie defeating AIessrs Bonser and
King, 1S2 to i7e
Pleasing and original trophies we're
donated by Mr.. Gillespie.
Scores
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-25

England would side with Japan. If at
all As showing the tendency of Eng
Hsh sympathieS he says that when
the recent international tennis cham
pl9nship was on and William NJ. Til
den. the American representative and
now world champion. was pitted
against the Japan contestants, the
English would go wild cheering even
the mediocre plays of the Japanese.
while they would ignore and even
sheer at the most wonderful plays OF
the American. This was only a mat
ter. Of sport and in a national way
only trivial matter, but it is a straw
showing the tendency of the world. "
said Mr. Erickson. who is really fear
ful Japan will force trouble with the
United States
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-25
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= THE BREAKERS =


At The Breakers hotel are regis
tered. Dir. J. b Baker and E. S.
Baker, Madison Wis; Mr. ana Mrs.
w. J. Trick. Vincentown. y. J.. Mir.
and Mrs. ]. G. Hopkins, Morristown.
Nj Mr.. and Mrs W e. Alexander.
Mrs. Lila Alexander, Mrs. H.. A. Alex
ander Miss Dorothy f. Alexander ana
Miss Mildred Alexander. Island
Heights, y J., H. C. Nedeheford and
r j Nedeheford. Louisville KY W
c. Tucker Lakeland, Fla Mr. and
Mrs Carl Meyer Cincinnati. o.; G.
V. lie Crow, Atlanta. Ga.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-25
DAYToNA BEACH HOTEL

At The Daytona Beach hotel are
registered: Miss Catherine Phelps.
fonkers. y, Y; Mrs. Mary Gutenberg.
er. Brooklyn. ~ Y: Mr.. and Mrs. r. Z.
Davidson, Boston. Mass; F. r. Tho
mas aud Miss Edna Thomas. Roam
oke. Va; Press Davenport. Atlanta
j, \. Matkee. Orlando. Fla. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. 3. Lindley Knoxville Tenn.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-25
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!. SEASIDE INN :.
,

At the Seaside Inn hotel are regis
tered: Mr.. and Mrs p II. Mitchell.
Middletown. y. Y; O. A. Love. Tam
pa. Fla; j. H. Reid. Hastings, Fla.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-25
SILVIE ISSUES A
CHALLENGE FOR
FAT MANS RACE

As a special added attraction 70 the
aInatcur raeing program on Daytona
Beach Saturday afternoon. /. \. Silyie.
OF The New Gables hotel, Announces
a cllallcuge TO al fat men Of the Triple
Cities ami vicinity to running race
for 100 yards This race. being
special added attraction. is to be run
TOR very valuable prize. something
very dear 10 those able to raise an
overlooking belt line.
II is expected that many Of our
leading rat men" will don their track
salts. or bathing suits train down tor
the event. aud be ready for speedy
action when the starters flag sends
the entries ia this event scampcring
/ up the race course
/ It IS expected that this event viii
have "a be held for favorable tide con-
: ditions. and b. pulled of when the tide
tls farthest out, as very few fat entries
could line up alongside each other.
although il Is on the widest and
fastest beach in the world
This event is looked forward to
with much enthusiasm by race soers
and prospective entrants.
/ \ deepveiled atmosphere Of secrecy
surrounds the substance 10 be award
cd as j trophy, but il is promised by
those IN charge that the prize will be
dear to the hearts OF those entered
Wednesday evening on Peninsula
.irivc. near the VILLA Marie. there was
a serious collision Of automobiles \
Buick car ran iuto bus belonging y
The Daytona Transfer company The
rear of the bus was very badly dam
aged. burt while both cars had passen-
gers. no one was injured Howard
Usher was the driver OF the bus The
Buick car Was owned By a winter resi-
dent OF the Beach from keene. y. II.
i II Turner OF Atlanta, Ga. spe-
cial representative for the Underwrit-
ers Association. called on Secretary
r. l.. Seiden OF the Chamber OF Com
marce today in relation to new and
reduced insurance rates for Daytona
Beach Ii will be mighty good news
when they are aHrounce3 Mr. Selden
is confident
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-25

$. r.. Whirns of Columbus, Ohio
registered at the Beach Thursday al
ernoon.
AIR and Mrs. Andrew Hook Of 0s-
trander. Ohio. arrived Thursday and
are looking for an apartment
Mr. aud Mrs Fay W Terry " ffi
ton n j. arrived at the Beach YES
terday and are guests of the Dixie no
tel
Rev Martin Larson Of Morristoxn.
Pa arrived at the Reach Thursday
and Is temporarily located ~ the
Dixie hotel
Mr.. and Mrs J H. Oslesby s.
4 Owensboro, Ky. are very pleasant
people who have registered ~ the
Dixie hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McTaggart 81
Scottyille. Mich are here for the rest
of the season and have registered AZ
the Dixie hotel
{ G. f. Newcomer and " c. Mclean
OF Toledo are nov enjoying the beau
al the Dixie hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. +. Shaver OF Tros.
y. Y. are among the late Beach ar
rivals They have found q pleasant
stopping place al 1873 Wild Olive
street.
Mrs. Lawrence Miller and Misses
Beatrice F. Miller and GeoFgitna x
Boehlenlain OF Detroit, Mich. are re-
cent arrivals and are pleasantly To-
Gated at 2I5 Grandview avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Odds aad daugb-
ter. Miss Mary, Of Hartford. Mich
are among the latest enthusiastic ALL
mirers of the Beach to arrive They
came in Thursday afternoon aud re-
istered az the Hotel Dixie
WHliam Campbell loaned john sim
mons $40. aud when tho former lesrH
ed the latter was about 20 lcaFe ar
went before Justice r. l. oriden 4nd
bad E writ 81 attachment sue1 iof
ld trunk Thursday morning s'in
upns settled and started 81 pig sss
Mr. Campbell H1h the ilaiiaH us
rry in DJstona
ur VI GuhHh, tbe sthtu
rotary It Tie Triple Ciii Toar
cbih desires cEcra visitor 81 A0uR
that There arc tao things b I@sto' p
Reach flat are absolutely .ree Ia
are Free Information and fr rrs
istfatiuu She sass man. as"ppl aftE
not registered hoesus thes aat
huugal there va. oIn' e2s' tit4cH
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-25

Alr. and Mrs. L. +. shaver OK Tr0g.
y. Y. are among the late Beach ar
rivals They have found q pleasant
stopping place AZ 1913 Wild Olive
street.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-25

{. +. Newcomer and W g. Mclean
OF Toledo are nov enjoying the beau
ties OF the Beach. They are registered
az the Dixie hotel
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McTaggart -
Scottville. Mich. are here for the rest
of the season and have registered al
the Dixie hotel
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-25

Mr.. and Mrs. C. p. Odds aad laagb-
ter Miss Mary. Of Hartford Mich
are among the latest enthusiastic ALL
mirers of the Reach TO arrive. They
came in Thursday afternoon aud res
istered al the Hotel Dixie
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-25
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!. PENINSULA LOCALS !
Observation-Disclosures

$ H. Whirns Of Columbus. Ohio.
registered at the Beach Thursday att
ernoon
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-25

Mr.. and Mrs ] H. Oglcsby IS
Greensboro. Ky. are very pleasant
people who have registered AZ the
Dixie hotel
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-25

Mrs. Lawrence Miller and Misses
Beatrice +. Miller and GeoFgitns K
Boehlenlain Of Detroit, Mich. are re-
cent arrivals and are pleasantly so.
Gated at 2l5 Grsndview avenue.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-25

Rev Martin Larson 81 Marrisfown.
Pa. arrived at the Reach Thursday
and is temporarily located ~ the
Dixie hotel
Connecticut western news., 1921-07-07

A daughter was born to MT. and Mrs. Michael 0'Neil of Railroad Street on Monday, July 4th. Con- gratulations.
 Miss Katrina Janvoski is enjoying two weeks vacation from her du- ties at the telephone exchange. >
 Miss Kathleen Stone of Bridgeport is visiting the Misses Mary and Katherine Mansfield .,, -,--.
 Miss, Florence Fitzgerald is assist ing at the Southern New England Telephone office during the summer.
 MT. and Mrs. Geo. Bottume of New-Haven were guests of Mr. and Mrs. AaEs Weaver oyer,the Fourth Mrs. Robert Black is sick with the measles.
 George. P. Hardenbergh,, H. E. Lyles, and Thomas J. McEnroe spent last week in New London. -.. .
 The Strattman family will move from Railroad Street into the Badg- ley house, recently vacated by Harry Hayden on Church Street.
 Willard s. Peirce of Virginia spent Sunday and the Fourth at his home here. -...
Connecticut western news., 1921-07-07

Thomas O'Nejll has accepted q position with G. L. Parsons & Soo.
 Hiss Henrietta Bartlett is the new bockkeeper at Paviors Garage.
 Mrs. Joseph Allyn has been enter taining her mother from Norwich. Miss Helen Leffingwell has re- turned from her school duties at Bedford, Mass. for the summer months.
 . Miss Dorothy Drumm has accept ed position at The Wayside Tea Room and Gift Shop. Aherton Eddy of Cornell Univer- stty is at his home here for the summer vacation.
 New line of Ledgers, Record Books, Journals. The Canaan Printing Go.
 Miss Mildred Peirce has returned from a visit with her father, Bur ton Peirce, in Bridgeport.
 A good many local people attend ed the afternoon and evening shows of Lincoln Bros. circus, which were held here Tuesday.
 Harry Berkowitz spent the week end and holiday at his home in New York city.
 Mrs. Julia Hinman of New Hart ford has been visiting in town. MT. and Mrs. E. R. Laffargue, Mrs. Ella Carter, Mrs. Ada Nicoll and Mrs. Jennie Gardner motored to Coxsackie, N. Y, Sunday. Mrs. Gardner remaining for several weeks visit.
 Mrs. Francis Barnett of Newtown has been spending a few days with Mrs. Jane Camp.
 The death at North Adams, Mon day of one of the professional racing drivers associated with William En- l dicott who is to furnish the program 0f auto racing at auto polo at the ! Great Harrington fair grounds Sat urday will in no way interfere with the events as scheduled. Joseph Thomas, the driver killed after crashing through the track enclosure at North Adams was working in the | capacity of mechanic. l Howard c. Selleck of Yale, one of ] the star twirlers for the varsity team, was in the box for Canaan against ] the Torrington Kaceys Monday after noon and won his game handily, by the score of 9-2. He held Manager Smedick's men to three singles, while Canaan touched up "Speck" Shea of Naugatuck, who was on the rubber for the Kaceys, for II safeties, four of them being doubles. Fenn Minacci also starred for Canaan.
 Mrs. Raymond McWeeny and Lawrence Gilbert spent the holiday with her mother, Mrs. Jerome Mar tin in Winsted. 4r
 MT. and Mrs. c. Wilbur Stowe and daughter spent the Fourth in Kent.
 A. w. Holsapple of Torrington was in town on Wednesday.
 Bank Books Lost--Bank books numbered 4624 and 9331 issued by the FaFlls Village Savings Bank are either lost, misplaced or destroyed, holder please return to the Falls Village Savings Bank.---adv
Connecticut western news., 1921-07-07

MT. and Mrs. J. H. Stevens accom- panied by MT. and Mrs. Charles Caldwell and daughter Morrisene and MT. and Mrs Homer Littlehale motored from Hartford and spent the day with MT. and Mrs. M. C.. Hayden.
 Miss Florence Fitzgerald is home from her school duties in Windsor, for the summer.
 Last week Wednesday afternoon the lightning struck an electric light pole near W. J. Reels barn and splintered it slightly.
 .,;r '.' Dance ->'~ '' Friday night, Citizens Hall, sFF afils Village, new management. Music from Bridgeport. Tickets t55c.7 All welcome for good time withG latest music. Management of Mr. Crane, Violinist.-+-adu.A 9.1? 1@Ye sg72G- <.@' v
 Winsted Flower s' shopLRoses, Carnations, etc. for any occasion. Telephone 560-5.-adv.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Smith of Asy>- lum Ave, Hartford, are making a visit to MT. and Mrs. August Antel, who has been ailing for long time.
 Misses Lena Potter of Sharon and Mary O'Reilly of East Canaan called on friends in town Tuesday. 'H
 Miss Marjorie Dudley of Beverly, Mass. is visiting her aunt, Mrs. E L. Roberts. L -. ........ ,.-.~.~. ---
 MT. and Mrs. T. T. Adam spent the holiday with their son, John V. Adam in Winsted.
 Algott Lindell of Hartford spent the weekend and holiday at his home here.
 Misses Gertrude ang Henrietta Higgins of Hartford were at their home here over the weekend and holiday.
 Miss Mary Le-nlond is visiting in Taconic for few days.
 MT. and Mrs. Michael Foley of Winsted spent the weekend with relatives in town.
 Rev. l.. E. Travis of Grand Gorge, N. Y. was a recent guest of friends in town.~
 Malcolm H. MacLelland of Water bury, called on friends in town on Friday, enroute to the Catskills, for 1ux1c1 Tontor triT1
 Charles Reel of the George Junior, Republic, Litchfeld, has been spending few days at his home here. .r.
 MT. and Mrs. Howard Rood and children of Great Harrington were in town on Monday.
 Miss Margaret Collins of Hartford spent the holiday with friends here and in Falls Village. ...-. -.
 John R. Fuller of Salem, Mass has been visiting his father, George S. Fuller.
 Winslow Place has returned from Litchfeld County Hospital, Winsted and is much improved in health. E..
 Grant Carter of Simsbury spent the weekend and holiday at hi! home here. -*.. "-' -''r--..,s--~- ' -'~"
 Mrs. Josephine Hardenbergh ot New York city spent the weekend and holiday at the home of he father, Br. c. W. Camp. ;:
 Miss Elizabeth O'Brien of Hart ford spent the Fourth with he aunt, Mrs. Katherine Fitzgerald or High Street. '|'' "' ''l
 Frank Johnson is spending a fev days in White Plains.
 Miss Nellie Finn spent a few day in New York to attend the. funera of niece. -...,-,--,...--..-...sr.. r..
 Eaton's Highland Linen q v 4ette; paper, plain and initial.,, The Canaan Printing Go. 37n3> | '
 Miss Louise Trieschmann left Mon day for New York city, where sh, will take summer course at Colum bia University.
Connecticut western news., 1921-07-07

Observe Oswald Stupid, the Stone Age Advertiser, helping make the Town Beautiful by tacking Signs all over Everything. Before Newspapers were Invented, this was considered Keen Advertising, but Not No More Did you ever see Anybody carrying a Telephone Pole home to Read the Ads on 1t?
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-13
NuEvo MEXICO TENDRA oTRo
MIEMHRo MAS EN- FL CON-
GREso PARA 1928.


Parece Que Nuevo Mexico estar4 in
tilulado tener otro miembro mas en-
el Congteso de Ia Union, conforme al
proyeeto de ley ahora pendiente ante
el congreso. El Sr. Nestor Mont0ya,
representante electo de este eatado, Al
dlscutir el asunto aQui diio que el pro-
yecto proyee que los nuevOs miembros
no obtendran sus asiensos hasta 4szs,
dc manera que no habra necesidad de
que haya election especial, pues se
puede elegir en- Ia pr6xima election de
1922. El Sr. Montoya saldra para Wash
ington a fines de Febrer0 con 81 fin
de presenclar "a Inauguration del pre-
sidehta electo Harding y de tomar So
curul en- la session extraordinaria que
SO espera llamara el nueyo presidents
POGO deapues de su inauguration.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-13
e. ALoUAciL DE TAOS oRDENA
FL ARREsTo De MARTINEZ

Fl Alguacll Shoemaker, del condado
de Santa IS. recihi6 an teleerama del
alguacll Manuel o Truilllo del condas
do de Taos, en- que le decia:
HDafenfa Demostenes Marines.
70 Ire pOr 81 pronto."
Como no habia nlnguna orden eecri'
IA. o warrant ~ 80 dabon rafones
para q arrosfo. 81 aleuscll Shoemaker
se concrete a ordeuar a Marines qul
se quednra aqui hasta que llegue 81 ~
kuacil Trniillo. Martinez ca de- mny
bnenas famll|as en- Taoa. y acaba do
termInar 50 periodo como tesofero Del
c0ndado. "a auditor yialero HIlafl1
paiagd0 esi6 ahofa en- Taos rcyisando
los libros Dc las ofIciuas DEL condaao,
pero no @ aaho 81 ctio lendr1 also cue
9ef con 81 asnnio no.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-13
PRoxIMo ENLAcE

1l dia "a de Enero de 1921, contrae
ran matrimonio en- la Parroquia de
Santa Cruz, N. NJ, la estimable seiio-
rita JOSEFI0A LOPEZ 81 sr. JOSE
IGNACIO MADRID, ASSESSOR de este
condado y yeterano de la guerra mum.
dial. La ceremonial debera tener lugar
a las de la manana.
Los padres dc Ia noyia son d. Emiterio
Lopez y Sra. Virginia Gallegos de 10.
peg; y los padres del novio son el ST..
Eligio Madrid y Sra. Genoveva Aten-
ci0 de Madrid Actuardn como padri.
nos en- 81 diehoso ayanto a ST.. Anto-
MO Gallegos, de conejos, Colo. Ia
Srita. Cristina Lopez. hermana de 10
novia, Como de costumhre, en- la ca
sa de Ia novia se darA una lucida re-
cepci6n en- honor del enlace.