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hicie. Her Own Money" which opens
at III Iris theafer Sunday.
Miss Clayton Is seen as a stenog
rapher who marries an extravagant
real estate agent. and As his wife
makes personal sacrifices and prac-
tices the strictest economy in order to
balance his indiscretions as a spender.
by the most rigid saving. she manages
to save two thousand dollars from her
household aIlowances3 intending TO
buy a little home. But the time comes
when her husband must havo some
money and. knowing he will not con
slider II an obligation II she gives her
savings to him direct. she makes IL ap-
pear that a friend is loaning it to him.
In time this arrangement Is revealed
by the 3ealous wife Of the friends and
the husband quarrels with his wife and
In a rage leaves her. After some dra-
matte complications all ends happily.
The picture is an adaptation by e.
, 1922-04-29
GOTHAM MURDER MYSTERY PULLING TO POLICE
WEALTHY PAIR FOUND Dead AT BROOKLYN HOME

NEW YORK. April 2s.-Possfbn-
ity that Mr.. and Mrs. Fremont NJ.
Jackson. whose bodies were found
in the bathroom of their apartment
in a Brooklyn hotel wednesday
morning. were killed by poisoned
piums, was advanced by DR.. e. NJ.
Vaughan. medical examiner OF the
district attorney of Kings county.
Tho police have abandoned their
first conclusion that the Jacksons
died natural deaths or. at any rate,
by poison taken accidentally. They
now say that Mr.. and Mrs. jackson
either died in a suicide pact OF were
poisoned by some one who sent them
fruit loaded with a drug or chemical
b n would cause quick paralysis
and ensuing death.
The most important support OF
h murder theory is the finding in
Mr.. Jackson's stomach of a large
piece Of fresh plum. That It was
fresh plum and not a preserved plum
rs certain. according to DR.. Vaughan.
who made certain of this fact before
making his statement.
Just what did cause the death Of
, 1922-04-29
ROAD REPORT

Reports received up to 0 a. m
April 20 at tho district office of the
state highway commission indicate
the following road conditions.
Yellowstone highway east, road
under construction between Casper
and Parkerton with some detours
lair travelling. then good to Douglas.
Yesterday roads were reported dry
and somewhat rough. Douglas to
C~hug1water, then a little muddy at
places to Cheyenne State highway
patrolmen should improve these
roads rapidly today.
Yellowstone highway west, good
to Shoshoni. a few spongy places be-
tween Powder River and Wolton and
a little rough. between Richards and
Moneta-
shoshoni-Lander ruad-Reported
generally lair to good travelling to
Lander.
Casper-Sheridan road-Good to
Salt Creek. except a choppy stretch
just beyond nine mils lake. Some
rough for three miles north of Salt
Creek. then good to johnson county
line. then fair to good to Sheridan.
II there are no storms, those de-
string to take a Sunday trip viii find
the road to Hells Half Acre, As miles
west of Casper In good condition.
The road to Salt Creek liz in good
condition and better for touring car
travel than 1t will be later in the
eason when drought and heavy traf-
fic will cause chuck holes.
, 1922-04-29
NEW. STORE IS
THROMGED FOR
OPENING TODAY

Harper's store opened shis morning
with the patronage OF many Of Cas-
per's shoppers. The concern occupies
a o IA Of esx1oo feet, NOT inciud-
ing the balcony. and has on It's shelves
everything in tho line of wearing ap-
parel A large shipment of stock has
been received but not so large as will
be ordered as Don as the managers
are able to get nex to the wants OF
the Casper market.
Harper's store here is oac OF a series
Of 10 stores operated throughout the
western states. The parent store is
located at Grants Pass. Oregon, under
the management OF Mashburn and
Jones.
Frank Mashburn is in Casper get
ting the Harper store established. He
4 sports that n good business is expect
ed and that the establishment should
be one OF the most prosperous of the
series
Absolute cash is the basis on which
sales arc made No sale is considered
'oompleta according to Mr.. Mashburn.
until the customer is satisfied. II not
satisfied the goods may be returned
and money refunded. TITS is the big
principle on which Ill Mashburn and
Jones stores are run.
, 1922-04-29
IN FILM PLAY At
WYOMING SNAPPED UP BY.
FIRM IN RECORD Time

An interesting historr lies back Of
without Limit" h powerful photo
play, showing the las time today at
the Wyoming theater as the feature
attraction
without Limit" was adapted to the
screen from Calvin Johnston's short
story in the Saturday Evening Post.
which appeared not very long ago.
The purchase, following its pubica-
ton, OF the motion picture rights OF
the story. constituted something Of a
record for speed. Sawyer and Lubin.
the producers. had ne sooner read the
story than they saw its tremendous
screen possibilities. Immediately thes
communicated with the authors rep
resentative, George A Smith. and ar
ranged for the purchase Of h screen
rights
The publication OF the story IN the
Saturday Evening Post ~occasioned
widespread interest and comment at
the time 1t appeared. the story being
Of such great power and making such
unusual appeal. In Ember, the girl,
II was felt that an extraordinary
character had been drawn that would
be remembered for n long ume to
come.
The aIl-star cast includes Anna Q.
Nilsson. in the featured rolo of EN-
Der, the girl; Robert Frazer as David
who married Ember; Charles Lane as
Palter, the aged gambler; Frank cur
rier, as the old minister. who defies
the gambler. Robert Schabie as Bunny
Fish; and Thomas w. Ross, as Char
ley. the croupier.
George d, Baker made h screen
admiration from Calvin Johnston's
story and Andre Bariatier photo
graphed the prediction The interiors
we're designed by NJ. p. Staulcup.
Metros art director.
, 1922-04-29
BARBER ATTORNEY OF
CHEYENNE IS CLAIMED

CHEYENNE. Wyo-, April 20. =
Judge Herman e. wellnitz. so years
of age. OF this city, known through
u Wyoming as the barberSattorney
died Thursday afternoon at Boulder,
Colo. after an operation. . He com
bined the practice of law with con.
Quoting a barber shop and frequently
shaved a client while giving him le-
CAD advice At one time he was a
Partner in the law practice of tire
late Chief Justice Cyrus Beard of the
Wyoming Supreme court He was
Judge of the municipal court, hero for
several years.
, 1922-04-29
JOYR|DERs ABANDON CAR
AFTER HARD COLLISION

CHEYENNE. Wyo., April 29.-
Somebody's surreptitious joy ride in
somebody eise's automobile is assumed
to have been interrupted when a small
Wednesday night collided with
a barrel of rivets which had been
rolled into Capitol avenue, the city's
most Travelled thoroughfare, by boys
playing at lie site of n steel frame
building which is in course of con-
struction- The impact put the car out
of commission. Whoever had been
driving promptly abandoned the ma
chine and the police now are endeav-
ing to locate its owner.
, 1922-04-29
BONDED LIQUOR
STORES RA|DED
IN IRISH RIOT
irregular Republicans Are
Ordered 70 Return Booty
Under Threat of
Attack.

BELFAST April Boy The Asso-
cAtod PreSs.SIregular Republican
troops today seized the bonded stores
in Kilkenny and removed the whole
stock Of vhiskey to h Kilkenny jail.
Free State officers went to the jail
and issued an ultimatum to the com
manders that unless the property was
returned by 5 o'clock this afternoon
FREQ State troops would move to the
prison and take u by force
DUBLIN. April 2s-By The Asso-
c1ated PreS-SThe peace conference
called by Lord Mayor OMEN of Dub
lin held another meeting here today,
but after n three hour session. II dis
solved without any agreement having
been reached
, 1922-04-29
STAR SUPPORTS STAR
IN HUB FILM feature

David Butler gained a name fer real
acting in Griffith's drama, ."The Great
est Thing in Life"
He has followed 1t with a long series
of productions in which he Is the star
His typo of acting is the extremely
natural. tho sort that makes n THINK
he is ''the fellow next door" "Sntin
on the World" Is one of his best known
recent photoplays-
When Universal secured him to play
a leading role opposite Glayds Walton
in The Wise Kid" h Universal Spe-
ciaI attraction showing at the Hub the
ater, today and Sunday. the Los An
geies film colony a up and gasped.
For a start as a leading man isn't the
commonest sight in Hollywood or Uni
versal City.
, 1922-04-29
TICKETS co ON
SALE FOR PLAY

Tickets for the annual senior class
play. Peg o. Ny Heart" have been
placed on sale at The Music Shoppe in
thu Tnpeny drug store and the ad-
anc demand indicates largo appre-
ctaron of efforts being put forth by
h principals to make the play a
great frpm a dramatic stand.
point Because the seating capacity
OF the nsw high school auditorium is
limited and the play viii BE- present.
ed but the one lime Tuesday eve
ming. May 2. IL II possible that all
reservations will be made before the
opening night
Finishing touches are being put on
the production In the last rehearsals
and a asst drilled in the finer points
OF the stage art viii be found when
the curtain goes up on the play.
, 1922-04-29
MINE OFFERS A
BIG LAUGHING VEHICLE
FOR COLUMBIA PLAYERS

A stellar bill is offered by the Co
lumbia for its Sunday patrons in the
screaming musical comedy, Baby
Mine one OF the most popular stage
in years. Ollie Blanchard
and his pretty A-B-C girls have Sound
in Baby Mine" a vehicle in which
they can give the ~fun-loving public
a real run for their money.
The comical situations Of the story
deal with the fact hat in a certain
family there was FIRST no baby-then
TOO many. from every home in the
which would be too much
, 1922-04-29
OF Elk HERDS
IS PROPOSAL OF WARDEN

CHEYENNE, wyo., April 81
State Game and Fish Commissioner
Bruce Nowiin today announced his
opposition TO continuance of the prac-
tice of feeding hay to elk in tho Jack
son Hole region during such periods
of the winter as are characterized by
snw so deep that he herds cannot
reach natural forage. He proposes as
an alternative To split the Jackson
Hole herds and winter a portion Of
them in other localities, including
1000 hesh In Park county and 1000
head in Fremont county.
, 1922-04-29
IS SENTENCED
FOR PEDDLING NARCOTIC

CHEYENNE, Wyot, Aprn 2s.-For
supplying members of the local Mexa-
can colony with marajuana Ofexscan
hempH narcotic 50 inflamfng IN II,
effect that Il Il guaranteed to make
n turtle dove seek battle with an ear,.
Private Peter villa Of Fort ID. A
Russell win erve from eighteen IA
thirty months in the Wyoming penI.
Tertiary. He was sentenced by Judr
w 4. Riner Wednesday. foloutnr
his plea OF guilty Of violation of the
state narcotic statute At the eoneiu.
sion of the term Of imprisonment i'm.
posed by tse State the army author.
ties may havo something pointed 10
say-and do-to VILLA
, 1922-04-29
Shriners VIII
VieW Eruption

SAN FRANCISCO, April ss.-shrin-
ers who make the pilgrimage to Ha.
wall June Is. viii see the Kilavea
volcano at its most active state. nc
cording to a report received by the
Mstson Navigation company from DR..
Thomas A Jasgar. head of the Ha-
waiian volcano observatory. During
the isst week the lava lake in the
volcano fire pit has risen four or five
feet a day. the report said
, 1922-04-29
big DEMOCRAT
In G. 0.P.R RANKS

CHEYENNE, wyo., April zs.@spe-
cial TO The Tribunel-A A Baerresen.
prominent achitect who two years ago
was chairman OF the Laramie County
Democratic Central committee. in a
letter to Democratic State Chairman J..
r. Hyiton has announced his with
drawa from the Democratic party
and his utilization with the Republican
party. The chief eason given in the
Letter for his actiop was inability to
agree with Democratic national poll
cies.
, 1922-04-29
CONTEST OVER
SCHOOL board

Continued from PAGE Oneo
Hothers- h muchdiscussed question
OF employment OF married teacbsrr
came IN for an airing. and one OF the
Iteachers who claimed to have been dis
enlarged because she was married drew
Eheaxty applause when shs stated her
cas-
districts win be held at the Central
lschooi. Monday. May 1. beginning at
Il O'Clock
Tar meeting adjourned without tax
F1frg action on the proposed half mill
Hon dollar bond issue. which is to be
voted by the high school district at a
Especial election to be held at the vari-
hous polling precincts OF the county on
saturday. May 81.
, 1922-04-29
MINERS DEFIED
UNION ORDERS

cHARLEsTowN. w. Va. April 20.
By the Associated Press.HEd Rey-
nolds and William Blizzard EVENT on-
TO Logan county with several hun
dred men under their command after
District President c. Frank .Kenney
OF the United Mine Workers had ad-
yised armed marchers at Madison to
return home as ordered by Brig. Gen.
Bandholz. Reynolds testified today in
Billiards. trial on a treason charge.
, 1922-04-29
SM0KEH0USE And LEGION CLUBS
TO CLASH in GAME TOMORROW

Weather permitting. tomorrow art
ernoon win witness the opening OF
the baseball season In Casper with a
game between the Smokehouse and
Legion clubs at Athletic park Play
viii start at 2:5o O'Clock and by rea-
son Of n lineup which win inciude
many old favorites In past games here
a large attendance OF fans Is expected
The Smokehouse club numbers
among its members C p Arbogast,
, 1922-04-29
OF
NIGHT NEWS

CHICAGO - Although executive
heads of the railroad employees bolt
ed from wage hearings af which
outside organizations were permit,
ted 70 preseu evidence on behalf
Of the public. 1t failed 90 stop pro
sensation OF the industrial side Of
the dispute in which the labor board
was asked to throw out AL coutro-
versy and revert tho matter back to
the employees and corporations.
, 1922-04-29
NO GORGEOUS GOWNS
IN latest CLAYTON
FILM, HER OWN money

: Ethel Clayton, popular Paramount
star, who recently has been seen in
several society dramas in which she
wore some of the most gorgeous Gre
atoms in feminine wearing apparel
ever designed, plays the neatly tailored
office girl and later h economical
housewife. in her latest starring We
, 1922-04-29

manager OF baseban for the Midwest
for several years: Roy Hartzezl and
other FASTENERS I'm the professional
class The Legion lineup VIII be com
posed Of a younger a~ggregat:on and
follows complete:
Earl kiilibrew. C Jake KfnIhrew.
1 b. Burns. 3 b: Wait Miller IS: Leo
Baldwin. : b; Alenbaugh. CT; r. V.
copsie. RI; Gilbert. II; Jones and Tn-
denny. D; Nelson. utility.
, 1922-04-29

ne couple win not be known until
the chemists have returned their re-
port to the district attorney. The
police say that IL the reports sus-
tain their theory OF murder they
have ON their hands the most elabor
ate murder mystery New York has
seen for years.
The relatives Of the Jacksons scout
the suicide theory and point to the
, 1922-04-29
COL0RADoAN ARREsrED.

Jake SchiIlereff, wanted in Fort
Morgan. Colo. on a serious statutory
charge was arrested here last night
oy an operative of the sheriff's Office
ste WIZ be returned to the Colorado
CRY tonight by G. C. Wyatt, under-
sheriff at Fort Morgan who arrived
here this morning to take charge of
the maa- Ar
, 1922-04-29

Of E shock for any married mar vA.n
overburdened with q sudden wealth OF
crying infants
An exceptionally good p~hotopiay fea.
Is offered In addition TO the play.
let GIFT night at the Columbia last
night drew its usual capacity hoase.
, 1922-04-29
SENATE ORDERS
LEASING PROBE
CONTINUED rrom Page onel

OAS
series OF 20 wells within $50 days.
Drilling TO a minimum depth OF 1900
fee is required and II oil should not
be found in paying quantities drilling
of two more 20-well series is required.
The lessee also agrees TO drill the
necessary wells to offset the wells OF
others on adjoining lands"
The United States reserves the right
to lease the surplus land not needed
for oil operations and also the right to
all helium gas produced.
WASHINGTON. April 2s.-The Sim
clair oil interests have a lease for 20
years on 1881 acres In the Wyoming
naval oil reserve under royalties rang
ing from 12h to rs per cent on pro
e--tion, according to a copy Of the
1.ase transmitted to the senat today
by the interior department.
The Photographic copy of the lease.
aligned April Z by Secretary Fall Of tho
interior department and Secretary
DENLY Of the navy on behalf of tho
igovernment. and Harry l.. Sinclair for
he Mammoth on company. lessees was
transmitted shortly before action was
PLANNED on. a resolution for congress
kfona1 Investigation
, 1922-04-29

seph Hsnabery directed and Mis- Clay
ton IL supported by Warner Baxter.
Charles French. Clarence Burton. Ma
Busch. Jean Aekar and Roscoe Harms
Buster Keaton in his latest comedy.
The CAPS win complete the Iris bill
, 1922-04-29
ENTIRE v


SHANGHAI, April 2e.@By The
Associated PressD@The forces of Sun
Vat Sen head OF the south Chinese
government at Canton have captured
the entire southern naval squadron.
1T was stated in unofficial dispatches
published here today by the foreign
a Chinese press.
The attack on the vessels which re-
, suited in their surrender was carried
on by aircraft IN conjunction with
Chinese troops. The aircraft mobed
the vessels at Pah Wu-Ten, 20 men be-
sng killed n 80 others wounded on
board the cruiser Haichi in the initial
attack h reports state.
Later there was a further bombing
attack on the vessels near Cantor in
! the Whampoa river. the Huichi and
the other craft attacked surrendering.
PEKING. April 2s.-By The Assoc
ciated Press)-The fighting south OF
the Peking-Tien Tsin railway was be-
gun today. vas still i n progress this
afternoon, with the sound of battle dis
ttnctly audible here. The engagement
between the forces of General Chang
Tso-Lin- military governor of Man
churia and General WI Pei-Fu, mill
tary leader of central China, was re-
ported to extend along a line from
Machang. 20 miles south of Tien Tsin
to q point just south of Picking.
Wounded troops from the front be.
gan arriving in the city this after
noon.
, 1922-04-29

At one time ladies adorned their
headdresses with czrrot leaves, the
light feathery verdure of which. IL is
said, caused them to be a contempt
'ible substitute for the rlumage of
birfs."
, 1922-04-29

excellent health Of both Mr.. ana
Mrs. jackson as well as emphasizing
the fact that both were extremely
wealthy in their own right
, 1922-04-29

Ono woman in London is stated to
have accumulated a comfortable for.
n by running a beauty parlor' for
the pet dogs OF fashionable society.
, 1922-04-29

The wearing Of az eyeglass is be-
coming fashionable mong the women
Berlin
, 1922-04-29

Los ANGELESLHonore @. Con
ncffe, newspaper man, taken into
cus:ody recently because OF state
ments accredited to him and indicat-
ing unusual knowledge OF the muir
der Of William Desmond Taylor, was
released from the county jail when
the district attorney became con-
WINGED he bad no connection with
the murder.
, 1922-04-29

PARIS-ResponsibiIity for the
murder and burning n formcr En-
porer Nicholas Of Russia and all Of
his members Of his family is placed
by Nicholas Sockolon, on the leaders
of the boishevist government He
makes this statement after n tlroo-
inquiry officially ordered by the Kol.
chalk government.
, 1922-04-29
CH|NESEFORCES
IN BIG BATTLE

Continued from PAGE One,
moment, but so far this has not been
deemed necessary.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-24
DON RICARDO AMAD0R DE
PRADO s4

Not;cias recibidas en- esta capital
por el distinguido caballero don Ma
nuel Navas Rico. dan cuenta de ha-
Der fallecido en- Nueva York, el apre-
ciabilisimo y probo caballero, don Ri
cardo Amador de Prado, quien reside
en- San Juan durante muchos amos,
habiendose captado las simpatias y ell
afecto de todos los que lie conocieron,
por su virtuoso proceder sus mobiles
prendas personales.
Ell MUNDO lamenta hondamente
tan sensible fallecimiento, envia a
sus desconsclados hijos, dona Arace-
Ii, dofa Josefina, dona Enriqueta, don
Salvador, su hijo politieo don Ma
nuel Navas Rios, asi como a su dig
nfsima sonora esposa, ell pesame de
su mas sentida condolencia. s@
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-24
oTRo TRIUNFo DEL
SO CoLEGIo RoYA GREGG

La distinguida seficrita, Maria c..
Dfaz, graduada del muy acpeditado CO.
legio Royal Gregg, de San Juan, embar-
CO para los Estadosa Unidos hace va
rios meses ingres6 en- ell t'Drake Bust
ness College, de Nueva York, con Ell
objeto de especialzarse. en- la ensehan-
"a de comercio. Los directcres de dicho
colegio la encontraron tan experta en-
taquigrafia que la nombraron profeso-
IA de una de las classes de dicho cole
gio.
La senorita Diaz estudio como alum
ma interna en- el Colegio Royal Gregg
Ell aio pasado y muchas veces solicit6 de
su profesora la senora Maria T. Camacho
de Robes, que la pusiera ensefar en-
una de sus clases, desde luego bajo su
direction. Asi aprendi6 ensefiar ta-
quigrafia usando les mismos metodos de
la senora Camacho los que ahora le han
dado tan magnifcos resultados en- Niue
va York. 50
Ha sido realmente un brillantisimo
exito del Colegio Royal Gregg por
Ell cual enviamos nuestra sincera felici-
taci6n a su Directora, la sefiora Maria
7. Mamacho de Robles.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-24
SISTEMA DE AHORRO POR ME-
Do DE SELLOS

LA importante institution bancaria
de 3esta ciudad American. Colonial
Bank, hace varios dias recibio de los
Estados Unidos unos receptores auto
maticos, sea una maquina donde
cualquier persona puede acudir y CO.
iocando una moneda de 1c., &C., 10c. y
25c. obtiene un sello de ahorro por ell
mismo valor. Il, ~
Estos sellos Sc pegan en- una tarje-
ia, la cual despues de estar LENA, Sc
entrega al American Colonial Bank,
" en- dicho Banco Sc lie extiende una
libreta de ahorros, en- la cual percibe
un interes de un5 tres por ciento
annual. Ell depositante puede conti-
nuar hacienda depositos en- la cuenta
de la libreta, al misno tempo Sc
puede seguir economizando las mo-
nedas fraccionarias en- otra tarjeta
por ell sistema de sellos.
Actualmente' nos informan que cua-
tro de estas maquinas han llegado
a Puerto Rico,. una ha sidos estahleci-
da en- la escuela "Brumbaugh", de
Puerta de TERRA, otra en- la escuela
"Labra", de Santurce, otra en- la es-
cuela Baldorioty Y la otra enael edifi-
clio del Banco.
Este es un sistema por ell cual Sc
induce al nino al espiritu, de la econo-
mia, tanto en- ell hogar como en- la es-
cuela, alaigual que facilita al, adulto
a economizar ell menudo.
Ell senior Rafael Cabrera, Sub-Ge-
rente del Banco en- union del Conf
sionado de instruction Municipal se-
nor Gonzalez Ginorio, hicieron entre-
ga dichas escuelas de cada uno de
los receptores automaticos, explican-
dole los nifios v profesores el ma
nejo y buen objeto de la maquina.
Una vez demostrado esta acredita-
da institution bancaria ell espiritu de
traer la isla adelantos modernos
que vienen aaredundar en- beneficio de
todo ell pals, no es dudoso sera este
sistema de ahorro aceptado por todat
la comunidad y propagado de ma.
nera que despierte i'm franco exito
en- un tempo no lejano.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-24
NoBLEzA DE FRoFEsoREs Y ALUM
Ell "HoGAR INFANTIL DE
( PLACEMES

Ell "Hogar Infantil'' ha s;do objeto
&c un rasgo noble. La dignislma Sra.
dofia Elena Camara de Schlurer, ha te-
nido la cortesia de visitar esta redac-
ci6n para darnos a conocer algunos de-
TALES de las personals institucicnes O.,
durante la Ultima semana, han contri-
bl1ido con rasgos mobiles y gsnerosos a
la felicidad del "Hogar Infantil''.
Sc trata de los profesores y alumnos
de las escuelas ''Jos6 Julian Acosta" "
va 'Labra". de Santurce. La principal
de la rrimera, Srta. Josefa Cuadrado
Aisuar, regalo al ''Hogar Infantil' -
en- nombre de los profesores alum
! os, una moneda de $40, prewio obte-
nido por dicho plantel en- la manifesto
ci6n verificada Ell dfa 5 del ccrriente.
La profesora Mary Tejera, principal de
la escuela "Labra'', en- nombre de sus
alnmnos, don6 dicho asilo, "a fundas
y "a guaneros, trabajo hecho mano
por los ninos de dicho planted de en-
sefianza.
Dona Elena Camara nos inform6 tam
bi6nS que la Sra. G. de Diego, habia
enviado como donativo al "Hogar In
fantil' una cunita v una eczema de
fundas.
La Directiva del "Hogar' da las
gracias en- nombre de sus nscesitados a
toaas las personas que han contribuido
con un 6bolo para el sostenimiento del
asiIo.