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Arizona republican., 1922-03-12
PHOENIX ENGINEERS
WORKING At BOUSE

BOUSE March 11.--A corps OF en-
gineers from Phoenix is running lev
els from Sheep Tanks south of Bouse
on to the Gila river. These surveys
are being run in an effort to collect
all the data possible to determine the
most feasible course which the pro-
posed Highline canal from the Colo
rado river may take. The work is
being done by the Williams Engineer
ing company Of Phoenix. The party
will return to Phoenix in time TO at
tend the hearing on Colorado River
water disposal in that city on March
10.
Friends here were greatly shocked
to hear of the death in Los Angeles
Wednesday of T. j. Carrigan. who
during the last year has been active
in Arizona mining circles. Mr.. Car
rigan was the president of the Ari-
zona Standard Mining and Milling
company, whose holdings are located
near Parker, and he spent greater
part Of the last year there and at
Bouse. The funeral was held in Los
Angeles.
H. e. Watson and II. f. Pillsberry,
of Los Angeles. were here this week
on land business. They returned TO
Los Angeles Friday morning for a
few weeks stay.
Invitations have been issued TO a
candy pull at Harry Fullers on
March is, and a good time is antici-
pated.
Edward Stunden has been i'll for
several days with light attack of
tonsilitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. volk. who have been
residents of Wickenburg for a num-
ber Of years, were through Bouse and
greeted friends here, on their way to
California.
Barney Harmsen, who has been in
Phoenix for some time, has returned
to Bouse. He has been quite i'll
there, but is now much better.
Oliver Johnston left Friday NOR
ming for Castenada Wells, where his
cow ranch is situated. Mr.. Johnston
has been spending the week in Bouse.
The Zehring family, Mrs. Kate Ea-
gle, Mrs. Sam Harris and her sister
Mrs. Mead, who is visiting her from
San Francisco, took a trip to Swansea
Friday.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-12
Eastern Bowlers
Unable To Break
Into Toledo Lead

TOLEDO. O.. Mar. II. - Bowlers
from New York, Chicago. Cleveland,
Buffalo. South Bend and other cities
failed today to GUST the leaders in
any of the minor events of the Amer
lean Bowling Congress tournament.
Jimmy Blouin and Phil Wolf of
Chicago, bowling together in the
doubles, scored 1,24S for a tie with
Peterson and Zuhn, also of Chicago,
for second place. r. Zimmerman and
w. Hines of Chicago, collected 1,240
for their three games and took third
place.
w. Russell and j. Wilson of New
York went into fifth place with
1924.
j. Shaw and II. Marino, Chicago,
bowled 1908 for tie for eighth place
with w. Bagnell and ]. Ladas of
Joliet, Ill.
The prize money apportionment
was announced officially today as
follows: 225 five men, ranging from
$1,000 down to $25: 482 doubles from
$500 to $12; $50 singles from $500 to
Sc; So all-event awards from $3.50 TO
Sc.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-12
OUer 5000 Head Of
Cattle Shipped From
Sonora To Torreon

NOGALES. Ariz.. Mar. 11-More
than 5000 head of cattle will be
shipped from the state of Sonora to
Torreon, Mexico. within the next few
months, it was announced by Charles
V. Fowler. son of Deputy Collector
of Customs Charles l.. Fowler, on
his return today from Ei Paso where
he took a trainload of cattle for the
Elias Camou Cattle company of So
nora. In the train he accompanied
to Ell Paso were 500 head, to be
shipped to Torreon to be placed on
the range for fattening for the Mex
leo City market
Arizona republican., 1922-03-12

OF the Builders exchange. will speak
peptomistically on I'VE Build"
Announcement was made yesterday
that Guy Alsap has been appointed to
the board of directors In place of
Press Bancroft, who has removed to
Salt Lake City.
The following are asked 10 report
to j. Oscar Sexson at 1903 Tuesday:
AL Tuthill, Ben Rice, Pete Corpstein,
Jim Leech, AL Stavely, Guy Alsap,
Fred Mcleod Royal Lescher, Roy
Murray, Earl Drake, Bin Holt and e.
A. Marshall.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-12
North Minnesota
Town Is Without
Mail For q DAYS

DULUTH, Mimi. March 11.-Be-
cause of the inability of mail trucks
to breaL through the only road along
the north shore of Lake Superior 200
citizens of Bever Bay in the extreme
northeast portion of Minnesota have
been without mail for % days, ac-
cording to a communication received
today from q member of the town
board by the Duluth postmaster.
The route serving this region is the
longest star mail route in the United
States, extends 10 miles north from
Duluth. Mail trucks serving this ter
ritory have been seriously hampered
during the winter because of series
OF severe snow storms which left the
roads blocked to Yehicular traffic for
weeks at time. Efforts to retain a
broken schedule by dog teams have
met with little success.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-12
Grenda- -McNamara
Team Wins Spring
Six-Day Bike Grind

NEW YORK, Mar. 1.-THE Amer
ican- Australian team Of Alfred Gren
da and Reggie Mcnamara won the
spring six-day bicycle race at Madi-
son Square Garden which ended at
IL o'clock tonight.
The American team Of Taylor and
Kaiser. was second, and the Italian
Belgian team Of Brocco and Deruy-
ter was third. Kaiser and Taylor had
gained a lap in the last 20 minutes of
the race, which gave them second
place on points. Four other teams
were a lap behind.
The first three teams had covered
2,407 miles and nine laps. The
Grenda Mcnamara and Brocco-
Deruyter combinations obtained a
one-lap lead early in the race and
retained this advantage until Taylor
and Kaiser got away from the field
tonight for complete lap, when the
other riders were feeling the effects
Of the mile sprints in the final hour.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-12
HOUSE WILL SLASH
S17O,0OO,0DO FROM
DENBY'S ESTIMATE
[RepubIIoan A. p. Leased WIreI

A'NNFNNAtN@H ~ r. ~GASGQ NiFGl
WASHINGTON. March H. The
house subcommittee on appropria- :
tions now framing the navy bin for
next year is planning to reduce the
enlisted personnel to $4,000 men
whereas Secretary DENLY has de-
clared 10000 enlisted men and the
present officer total would be re-
quired to keep "the treaty navy" on
its toes.
Representative Fess, Republican Of
Ohio, told the house today he had
been informed by Chairman Kelley
OF the naval appropriations SUBJ
committee that from $160,000.00 to
$lEO,000,000 would be Topped from Mr..
Denby's estimate of $S50,000,00. and
that the army bill to be report<sl Mon
day. would show a reduction of $751;
100000 below the war department
estimate.
Mr.. Fess said that eight appropria-
uon measures already reported
showed total cut Of $65 ,000.0 .0GO.
The report that the committee ex-
pected to cut as deeply into the navy
bill as indicated by the figures given
by Mr.. Fess caused some surprise
among members in view of President
Harding's statement to the naval
committee at White House confer
ence that the enlisted total should not
be lower than 10000. With only Co.,
600 enlisted men there would neces-
sarlly be sharp reduction in Of
ficers.
The committee, It was said, will
authorize appropriations to provide
commissions for only 135 Of the 541
members of the first class at Annap-
oils to be graduated in June.
A separate bill carrying approxi-
mately s75,000,0O0 will be reported to
pay the cost OF scrapping ships under
construction as designated by she
arms conference. Estimates of this
cost have run as high as $3.50, 900, 900
and separate bill will be passed af-
ter ratification Of the treaties so as
not to charge the expenses against
navy operation next year.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-12
NEW MASONIC LODGE
CONSTITUTED FRIDAY

Ceremonies of the institution of
Silver Trowel Lodge No. 20 +. and A.
M, were witnessed by $50 Blue Lodge
hall.
The new lodge has been authorized
and chartered by the grand lodge of
the state and the co-/ecration and
institution Friday night was by the
officers of the state Grand Lodge of
Free and Accepted Masons under the
direction OF Most Worshipful Grand
Master Louis Givaltney Meyers. Of
Globe.
Following the institution and In
stalIation Of silver TroweTs officers
a dinner was served.
-O-
Tapioca is a pure product OF the
poisonous manicO plant.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-12
One Killed In Riot
Following Funeral
OF Belfast Officer

BELFAST. Mar. 11--Hugh Nc
Nally was shot dead and another
man was wounded at the funeral to-
day of Herbert Hassard. a member
Of the Ulster imperial guard who
was shot Wednesday night. The fu-
neral procession was fired on while
going through a Sim Fein area in
the outskirts OF Belfast and the
members Of the funeral party replied.
The police version is that a party
Of toughs preceded the funeral pro-
cession ordering the storekeepers to
close. One of them refused and this
precipitated the firing.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-12
FIRST TOUR WILL
Be TAKEN TODAY

The first of the auto tours being
arranged by the Arizona Gazette will
start this morning at 8 o'clock from
the chamber of commerce for the
run to the Gillespie dam. where a big
barbecue will be served all comers
about 1890 o'clock.
No difficulty will be experienced
If autoists follow the RED Arrows -
Everybody will be welcomed. A spe-
cial invitation has been extended TO
Gov. Thomas f. Campbell and men,
bers Of the legislature.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-12
Roma Investigation
Concluded; Report
GiUen To War Chief

NORFOLK, Va, Mar. 11--Investi-
cation of the destruction of the semi
rigid airship Roma at the army base
here two weeks ago with the loss
of 81 lives and injuries to others.
was concluded today by the army
board appointed by Major General
Patrick. chief Of the air service.
The report when completed will be
presented by the board of war de-
partment and air service officers in
Washington.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-12
KIWAN|S CLUB To
VISIT WAREHOUSE

Following the luncheon at the Ho-
tel Adams on Tuesday, members Of
the Kiwanis club will go on a little
journey" to the new warehouse of the
Arizona Storage and Distributing
company. Hen Chambers will be
scoutmaster in charge of the exeur-
sion and members are asked to bring
their cars
During the luncheon at the hotel
Wes Carpenter will be chairman of
the day and Leo Weaver, secretary
Arizona republican., 1922-03-12

NOGALES. Aariz., Mar. l1--Mrs.
F. r. Gales. wife of the secretary
Of state of Mexico, accompanied by
her two children and her brother,
Andres Chacon, left Nogales today in
a private car for Mexico City after
having attended the funeral here of
her mother. The return trip to the
Mexican capital is being made by
way of z. Paso.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-12
So, 900 In Diamonds
Taken From Broker

CHICAGO, Mar. 11-Unset dia-
monds valued at $4,000 were taken
by two men from Robert Young, a
diamond broker today after he had
been tricked into visiting a room in
a downtown hotel, he told the police.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-12
DON'T KNOW OWN NAME

BEACONSFIELD, Eng.-ResIdents
Of this town do not know the corr
rect way to spell or pronounce its
name. The urban district council is
searching historicaI records for a
solution OF the delemma.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-12
Recorders Will Meet
In Phoenix In 1923

NOGALES, Ariz., Mar. 11-Phoenix
was chosen as the 1923 convention
city OF the County Recorders asso-
citation of Arizona which closed its
annual convention here today. Most
of the delegates departed this after
noon for their homes.
---O---
Wine out put OF tie world is about
1000, 100000 gallons year.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-12
DUCHESS MlcHAIlovNA nIEs

NICE. france, Mar. 1l-Cirand
Duchess Anasastae Michailovna, Of
Mecklenhurg, mother of the queen Of
Denmark, died this afternoon at her
villa at Eze. snear Nice. She was born
in 1850, q grand duchess of Russia.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-12

rapioca is a pure product OF the
poisonous manico plant
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-09-22
Sc ESPER& QUE NO
RaYA GUERRA.

PARIS. septiembr" ~1.--S. u-nc CO.
mo SECURE que el haber legado el pri-
uer rninistro VI. Po:ncar&, Lord Cur
zon representanta de InS!aterra, Y q
conde S.o-za coavenir en- que $" con-
voaue auna cunfercncia para 81 are
gIo dal problema turco, ha dado por
resuitadn aicjar e. PcliEro !aminente
de Ia guerra.
Ha causado sorprssa Que ei JapdA
nsya sido include entr" las nacioA"s
ON, tomaran parte en- "a conterenc!a'
pc~o esto SO hizo porquc lord Curzon
manifesto VI. PoincarG que tenia "a
zones 3ara Greer que eXiS:ia una allan
- entire Moscow Y sl gobicrno de An
cora, Dor 10 que Ia pres"ncia de! ia
non on Ia coaferencia serviria para
co2trarrss;ar Ia Influenza bolsheTiki
pero como N. Poincar6 comprend;6
oYe Ia presencia del Jap6n en- IA con-
serancia darfa I'm voto lngl"terra.
s6,o consinti6 en- su admission 81 tam
b:E- aran adnitidas Ruman!a y Au-
goeslavia.
En- Londyes So tiene "a conviction
de Que 81 gob;evno frances ha dado
h-4eaes a sus tropas d. que por min
gun motive lucharan contra los kema-
llstas.
p,ro ain On q cas-" casl seSuro d.
eap 81 6eie sola n Ingla:crra en- IA lu-
cha contra los turcus, Francla janIas
tx'gira que las trop0s ingissas eva
c,cn u !aGo as.dtico do los estrcchos,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-09-22
GuadaIajara foco de todas
las iadronerias

TeIegrama E>pcea. para IA FRENsA".
CT DAD az. NIF.NICO. sN?'."2!':'
FLA Ssc-e-a=la de Gobe-nlc.6n ha
recEbgdo !-:c-mes or!cls.es de Qua
dalaja-a, Ja15ac. reterentos qae
aqce;la capita, 6 CT n a1sua,ld"d
un enpo-Io Ia aScitos . Tlano urEnn-
da, secuatvos. 4.ag.os y crfa'eEes de
rc6a aftura,eza, co-e;iios estos Por
los e2e7I!sos !o-.;.cos del candidato
Escudcyo. a. Gooi-yno de. tS.ado.
qu;eRes T'or es'" rg-G.o trutnr de i'm.
p'an;ar en- nqur"a c.udad IA estado
le terror.
En- Jos intornIc- ~ ec.c-snc,r - da
cusrca de varioa Is vsos actos d--
i.ctuosos &c ~ glr ha: resu..ado
v-ct!uas pre.'i.aea,s- eAsltcristsz
Crese q3a 'as a,sa-;ia:is= ieuartH
al=uaa eaerS-oa s:s..da a..ea rep-.-
ME eslos a1lIs -.-s ..s-e- z- - h5-
rribie cssaGq d a-.,.a.5h : de gs=
xob-s 900 :. vse..ss.a..s lasat:a,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-09-22
|EL AMATRLNONIO LOZANO- ELlZONDO FUE
AVER La NOTA SOCIAL MAS BRlLLANTE
QUE Sc FIA REGLS7RADO EN- SAN ANTONIO
oCaedral de Sc D6 inOn po granada la
coonia mexcana habendo oecido aspeco solo comparable
al que prescnta en- los das de la Semana Mauor

Fran las once de Ia maIiana. el
temple estaba "a invadidO pur IN con-
currsncia que impaciente esperaba e.
Iuomcuto anunClado. M.entras tanto.
III u residencia de IL dcsposada, a04
East Evergreen Street. de esta ciudad.
So prepaTaba 81 curteJo para dirlSlrse
al tCmplo, Ia scnori;a Alicia E!iZon-
do, hoy IL sonora de L0Zano. Sc Gu
bria con los blancos atavios del traJe
dc novia que. rico befiisimo. daba 4
81 elegant. por;e Un lono MAS de aris-
tocra;ica distinction que hac!a r"alZar
aun mas su figura espiritual encan
;a:lOra.
Minutes antes dc las once media.
Q! cOriejU part'a, los pocoS nlnu-
:us hacia su arribo al temple, Que M
cla un adorno floral de muy buen
gusto. Las fuertes colUmnas que sos
,:cnen las naves, estabau ro-
dcadas por guirualdas de flores
na,uraIes. entire las cuales desta-
caban 81 a,bura las azucenaS puraS,
cInbalsama Hju c! ambient con 81
aroma. r. preSbirerlo de- altar ma
NOT LUCIA LIl uoLiNo huoi ~ ~ f
nat,;ra les = en- cuant0 al hernoso al
tar Lc San Fernando, soiame1te una
ascua DE- orc hunier;t podIdo lSuaI&rSe
con 81: tal era Ia be!lcZa que Su ador-
no V SIT iluminacidn de foquil!os IN
candescentes y clrios le prestaoan. So
lsrnne. majeStuuso aparecla Il tenn
Mo en- aoueilos momcntoS, y mucho
mas hermoso aparecia abriganGn en-
81 seao a la nuyrtia. concurrenc!a dc
damaS, scnoritss caha4-ecos Que
ALI So habi.L dado c!ta-. entire las cua-
.es fIguraba 10 mas granada, 10 mas
seIe.:to d" nuestro coloaia neXtcana
residcnte en- csta ciuda3. = de famillas
americanaS.
Las inlimcroblcS amistaGes ne los
contra ye1tes. y las stmqatlas genera
les de que elos disfrutcn, fue, Sin du-
ia a!Suua, 10 que mayor numero dc
as;stertes llcyG 4! temple: y este. uni
do a "a posici6n social que a'nbos ecu
nan, Y q los Iazos sociales Que fUcrte-
mente los lisan 10 mas dlstlnsuldo
de nuestra soc;edad, fue factor im2or-
tautis!mo para que a CatedrAt Sc
y.;era como nunca, pletGrica de perso-
mas que asisrieron al fals,o acontecr-
micntU.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-09-22
|NGLATERRA SE APRESTA 4 DEFENDER
Los DARDANELOS ! Ia IONA NEU1 RAJ
Las fuerzas britanicas en- ConstantinopIa y los
Estrechos han tornado va posiciones y estan
fortificaciones para resstir los turcos
Ell Comandante ingles el Asia Menor notco Mustas
Kema que cuaquer avance sobre ia zona neutral seFla
considerable como TN acto hos por parte de lngatea
2oo ooa CRIsTIANOS EN- PELIGRO DE MUERTE

;,r,illeria. usi como con p-oyis.oaes de
boca y guerra.
Los so.dadoS inglcses cStan constrU-
ysndo . toda prisa fortificaciones en-
Escutarl. en- cJ lado asia.ico. que sera
Ia ssguada Inca d. defenSa, pucs Ia
priuera s. extiende dcsdc Yarinja,
pequena eStlcijG d. fcrroCar-iI entire
Huidar?asha Ismid.
Las fuerzas dc policfa britdnica So
han uumentado grandemcnto On la
c.udad .erobablemente scran ayuda-
Cas Dor gandarmcS franCeSes. s. cal
cula que las fue-zas inClesas gu" hay
Ell los DardaHelos SumaA
5000 homhrcS. las que Sc aUm"ntdrAn
a 5000 .hornhras Cuando NegUen los
rcrua~zo>. TodaNfa csas tuorzas So
aum"utarau con los destacamentos De
,as rlu.aS del Meditcr-aneo y lei
A;lantico.
los !ag.e<ss estan aumantando sus
ei:as con refagiados rusos. 10 esa
nlauers Ingieterra tendra dcnrro de
POGO lOO,0 900 an ia IONA nrutra'.
Ing.a.erra trata de dar IN go!p" dA-
cisivo. rapido : -rameHdo 4 los enso-
terbec:dos turcos. por aqua, terra y
aiUc. 81 So atr.vAn penetcar en- IA 70
~ neutral. como ?arecc ind;car que
asi 10 haran. pucs So estaH concen-
trando -iridament" cntrc ISm!d :
Char3lt
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-09-22
INUNDAN DE PEOCLAmAS MUIR
GUiISTAS Ia CAPITAL
rctcgrama Especial para LII PRENsA-.

Tcfegrama Especial para LII PRENSA-
CrUDAp De MENTCo. :ep:ssclb-e
clos p4rt:ffa-:o7 en esta capital
de- Gal. Francisco Nursuia. bln
;nundado n c..:iat con prociamas 70
voluc:ona-ias f;rHiadas por e. men-
ciooaGe Iu!litar en- diCe~entcs luEHres
de Couhuiia.
Sc supone s,iai en- los c1-cu.o* -
ficia:es y poht:cos que es,ss p:ocla-
mas 10 tienen otro objeto Que eI De
hacer Il los descontentos dc n Ad-
mtntst~aci6n actual que cl GraI.
Murg,.!a Sc escuen:-d en- Serr.tOrio
ntexicano dirtgienti" las activt3udss
rebeldes contra q Gobie:ro del Pre-
sideute Obres5n. pe-o ias au,o-ida
dies 0firman que tieneD nottcias
ciert2S de que G. e:Jado je1e CONT
uGa vivienio en- ios Estados Cnt-
dos Stn que ja.ais haya 2ene,7ado al
teIritorio nac?ona!.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-09-22
Tn nueuo y graUisimo
accidente ocurre en-
los campos de
auiacion de la
metropoE
A pesar de csc percance,
altos funcionarios de la
Setretaria de Guerra ha-
ran hoy un puelo a Ia
ciudad de Pachuca
-eIegr,ma Especial para .LA PRENSA".

.cIeqrama Especial para "LA rREN>A".
CIUDAD DE HIEXICO. sspuemorc
@l.-Tres aercpIa2os del cjsrcito ma
cionaI choca-oa hoy ea e. as-tdromo
de TaIbuena Y como resul-aGc De clio
cayeron a terra haciendoSe pedazos.
causandose los photos he-td3s te IN
a Srayedad que - ,eme uu fu"esyo
desen,2cs.
Este nlcvc -:raviSi--o aCc!"cniv aa
ysnido q ccmDrcbA- una vvz mas e.
punIbIe GescCido gI- eXls.e en- .os
aa-.yos de avla..6a. y a cua. - d.
ben n gran PATE as rnueAas 0es-
=racias de que nan Si3o victinaS los
aviadores GeZlcano1-
Los piIo5os Fa-e1 ) N.@y-ls ree'-
bie-o2 5rdeues de- cue A.cieran pcGs-
bas de las erolucioreS ae-eas que Sc
sfectuarln - aia - del 2c-ua, ea
aca;auienco de ;ases 6rdenes eEapren
ii.ron q vueIo p bordo de las ma
ouinas Moran" = ''Farman, -sspec-
;svamenre, oero cuando i0ic.Aoar e.
arerr;zaje, ov-o photo. bo-do De 22a
r,aauina Sampson" eGp-eCd!a ~
yez G. yueIo y Do- circumstances
que s. iSuora1 chocaron los tres a2a-
-atos ue-c.oaacios Cuacdo Sc ha-ia-
ban 4 una a,;I-a d. c!0cHSa-a metros
lie "a ::a-r4
Las tres .-4Iu.nls v!c.s-o1 =! sue
% s,!fr.ando dssperfs>;os de cons.de-
gaci6H 81 su caida. ' resu!taado los
.-ae -,frr-ns cor I.S-gneS Gs muCna
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-09-22
F. 1natrimoaio reIsioso del scH'

f. .matrimonio reiSioso del seiior
l. don Ignacio l.. Lozauo. Director
DE- LA pRENSA. con Ia scnorita Ali
ria Elizondo tuvo- luEar aver en-, "a
IgleSia Catcdral de san Fernando, i
las once y meiia. u" II mInana- cons
t;tuycndo el uc;u una brillaute nota
social. que dejar.I en- cl amino de to-
dos los que en- ella part!c!paron una
impression yerda eramentc gra;a por
cl arnbientc de suntuosidad y "risto-
cracia que On e. Sc rcSpird.
La IglcSia Catedrdi de San Fernan-
90 vi6 aver Sus cSpauiosas navss hen
chidas por una selecta y d:stinguria
concurrencia QUr ocup6 !iteralmenir
todas las bancas del temple. d"seosd
de .orescnc;;tr Ia ceremonial nupc.a!
contcmplar a In jOvcn ptrej2 en- {!
suIemnc iuS;anic dc uuir Sus deStinns
ante e. Dios d, Iodas las Mlssr!cor-
usas. que asi los acogia en- Su saGr:Dlo
rocia:o para saatifiCar 81 amu" por
medic de Ia v0Z de 81 miniStro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-09-22
EL CCRTEJO
NUPClal.

C,uando los novioS Gesccndieron del
ouionoyiI que ocupaban, las dalnas de
honor Y los chambclancs, precedAdos
por un encantador srlIpo de pajecillos
;n;ciaron 81 daSfil" hacia et interior
de! temple. Los so!emnes acordes az
Ia Narcha Nupcial DC Meadeison VI
nra.nn conmcviendo Fl temrto, y IA
concurreuc!a puesta De pi& VIC pasar
el c0rtejo.
..SIarchaban por delan;e las tres pa
reTas de las damas de honor ' cham
nclanes, en- este oruen: seaorita ber@
"a C,hapa sehor Roberto Chapa; Sc
norit, Jovita Reyes Elzon|o' s=no'
Federico alien Hinojcsa; senoriTa
IIor:ensia Pizzini, y senior Francesca
Earrenechea. Beilas, reflelanuo en- suS
rostros IL emoci0n que las emoarSao9
- con ritnlico andar, pasaron e!4as'
erruidos, apues;os, con natural pre-
s.ncia de cahalIcros, iban elios, asl
r.paron hasta co!ocarse en- los recH-
,,o-cr;os oue para el efacto les esta-
ban destinaslos en- primer terhlino oeI
presbitcr!o.
Atrss, venfa Ia novia; Ia blanca 0es-
nosada llevada del brazo por 81 seiloI
Tjccnciado don Nemesio Garcia Ma
ranio, quo Representa- en- OCCASION t"n
solemne a Is faTnilia de "a sshof'.'
lclizondo, para couduciria hasta e' ~
tor en- donde deberia tomar por espo-
so al eleg.do de su corazon.
Hernosa iba ia noria: sobrc sa Tos-
fro de virtud de Sracia, GAIA et rico
,eio Que semi ocUltaba a Ia VISTA aei
o5ri,;,dor concurso los rasgos t!soho-
mlcos. : sobre II frente candoroSa' Ii
roron,, dc azahar ninSnba su cahec-.,t
n,nno prestandoie mayor hechizU' ~
hello Y lujoSo traje, de charme"ss" w
s.3o hianca. cubierta con una tune"
a. crentas rlouislmas y enca1es ue
rhontIlly, realzaba su belicza ) ie ia
~, y rod, su persoi.a IN eGcAnto iHa-
,.n,, p;.s haeta irresistible II RODE
ma atcstuosa apostura con Ile ella pa
al atrayendose las miradaS do 'ouos
los usistentes que 10 triou'a'o''
,a,,:Iaci6n Y rln4!eroh 4 sd sraC'''
rie!tt sia Y hoInenaj3, :,
lta en- seGu!da ds Ia des9oSHo1' 80
sonora Angelina Elizondo de tfarc4a
Nuranjo, acompanada por eI senior "oti
Trnacio E. Lozano que destacaba su
firura apuesta sobre e. cual Sc IL
iarou tambGu las m.radas de IA CON
cnrrencia, que presenclaba con no "
simulado inleres todos y cada uho &c
los detalles de Ia ceremonta que eA
on,aIIos rnomentes tenia efecto ea e'
recinto sagrado de Ia ig!esia.
Les padrinos pasaron en- segEida' eh
este prdeni c,..-,
Sra. Angelica f.liSeado ds GaFc-a.
NaraGje, J LiceRciaao NeAie7so 'eE