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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-30

BLANDFORD-on Monday June 49,
1925. at AIS p. m. at his rssid snce =
the Argyle Apartments, THOMAS
sPRIGG BLANDFORD, beloved hus-
band Of Elisabeth Hill Blandford IN
the eighty seventh year of his age
funeral (prtvAte) from the resi-
dence OF his SON law, Doctor
Charles *. Koones, 20 Iowa circle,
wednesday. July I. Mass at ths
Shrine of the Sacred Heart at
.. m. Intsrment in Mount olivet
HzMMETT-suddenly June 90, at her
late residence, 1913 Rhode Island
Ave. N. W., JULIA MADDOX. WIDOW
Of the late Or. Charles w. Hammett
Funeral on Wednesday. July l,
1895 at 2 p. m. Interraent in Con-
gressional Cemetery. Maryland pa
JoNEs-At slbley Hospital on Mon MII
June 20, 1925. at 11:40 p. m: VIII.
LIAM S. JONES, beloved husband OF
Rebecca /. Jones -
Funeral from late residence, 81
New York avenue, northeast, Wednes-
day, July /, 1925, at p. m. hsia-
tives and friends invited. Interment
private
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-06
VIKINGS
Walter Hall Takes Miss Msble Rawl.
ings For His Bride Mt Berlin Con.
gregational Church.

A pretty autumn wedding took
place Saturday afternoon at 4 clock
at the Berlin Congregational church
when Miss Mabel Rawlings, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George c, Rawl-
ings OF Church street, became the
bride OF Walter Hall, son OF John
Hall OF Fairview street
Rev. Samuel Fiske, pastor of the
church, officiated. Miss Helen Bow
en- Bristol was maid of honor and
the other attendants were, Mrs.
Walter Bunce, sister OF the bride,
Mrs. George Rawlings. sister-in-law
OF the bride, Mrs Raymond Walker,
cousin OF the bride and Miss Edna
Hall. cousin OF the groom. The
flower girl was little Shirley Haynes.
The best man was George Rawlings,
brother Of the bride and the ushers,
Ernest Hall, Howard Rawlings, Har-
old Phoenix and Oscar Munson. The
bride was given in marriage by her
father.
The bride was attired in a goln OF
embroidered ivory chiffon over crepe
satin and a veil Of tulle and Duchess
lace. She carried a shower bouquet
Of bridal roses and lilies OF the vail
ley, The maid of honor wore a
gown Of orchid georgette trimmed
with rhinestones and wore silver
bandeau. Her bouquet was OF Pre-
mier roses. The other attendants
were attired IN gowns Of orchid
georgette over yellow canton crepe
and silver bandeaux All carried
arm bouquets OF butterfly roses. The
flower girl wore green georgette with
yellow trimming and carried a bas-
ket OF pink and yellow rose petals.
The gift of the groom 10 the bride
was string of pearls The gift Of
the bride TO the maid Of honor was
a platinum bar pin set with a dia-
mond and to the bridesmaids link
bracelets get with anethysts and
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-06

white sapph!res. To the flower girl
she gave a white gold ring. The gift
Of the groom to the besr man was a
gold pocket knife and to the ushars,
sold EVersharp pencils.
Preceding the ceremony Arthur
Hall, cousin Of this groom, played
several woodland sketche and Mrs
Howard Horton sang, % Perfect
Love" by Jacobus-Wood The bridal
party entered the church 70 the
strains of. Lohengrins wedding
march The recessiona! was Men
delssons
The church vas prAttily decorated
With palms, autumn leaves and has
kets Of gladiolt. Following the cere-
mony reception was held az The
home Of the brides parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Hall left on a wed
ding trip TO Norfolk. Virginia ard
Washington =. c. Upon their re
turn they will reside at ASS Church
street.
Mrs Hal! IS a popular teacher IN
! the Forestville school and Mr.. Hall
is connected with the advertising de-
partment OF Landers, Frarv and
Clark
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-06
THURSDAY Set FOR
HOSPITAL CAMP Align
WoUlaD'S Board Issues Appeal
Tor Memberships

stations for the receipt Of mem
hership subscriptions for the New
Britain Hospital Womans board
have been selected in connection
with the one day campaign for mem
.bershtp renewals on Thursday from
10 m to = = m. The stations
where memberships may be renewed
or new memberships taken ont are
Is follows Davidson & Leventhals.
cn1 Main street., Besse-leland Co,
2o1 Main street; Boston Store. COS
Main stree, Raphael's Dept Store,
.SS2 Main street. James A Spinetta,
400 Main street; Crowells drug
store. - West Main street. Krano-
witzs drug store 49, Arch street;
Belvidsre drug store. 1881 Stanley
street West End Economy store
AL West Main street Miller & Oh
son, $50 Arch street, Miller & Olson,
257 Whiting street
The Womans Hospital Board
stands for the following
Basis Of membership Is one dol
lar annual fee
Established citizens free bed IN
ward.
Established $4,000 for community
free bed ~ sent private room.
More needed
Established childrsns free bed,
Regular visits Of inspection TO hos
pitsl
Regular classes for making surgi-
cal dressings
Annual contributions from many
churches Of linen
Annual Thanksgiving collection in
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-06
FLASHES OF LIFE: PORT JERVIS
CLERGYMAN FATHER OF TRIPIETS

omaha-Texas isgionaires have
brought sombrero size I is as gift
10 President Coolidge.
New York, Gets. R)-The camr
fire girls want the name "tlapper,
abolished and modern" substituted
A telegram to Colleen Moore asking
her help says "tlapper" means fri.
volous and modern" means one
with ambition and common-sense.
Cairo-the back OF the sphinx 4.
cracking and the government Is doc.
toring the old fellow.
London-"Tay pay" Is spry and
healthy starting his 18th year.
Bombay-A Jew in India can have
but one wife. The defense In q
polygamy trial that the defendant
was entitled TO the same privilege as
Mohammedans and Hindus failed.
seattle-A fisherman's wife wa.
branded in her sleep with the let
ter IT. and a note left for the hus-
band by two men and a woman read
ing: T. stands for thief Your
wife stole you"
Chicago-Passensers on a street
car were nearly smothered BY saw
dust from truck after collision with
the car.
MISUNDERSTANDING Brande!s
withdrew when his daughter Susan
argued before the supreme court.
Eisenach, Germany-W. W. Barn
itz, New York explorer and cavern
expert, has turned up safely after
being lost IN secret passages OF an
ancient castle, causing alarm.
HaVana-The ancient and honor
Bile artillery company from dry Bos-
ton has been informed IN the name
Of the President OF Cuba The coun-
try is yours
Pittsburgh-Then winter comes
folks in Grand Forks, n D. and
Avon, N Y. where snow has fallen
already, can reflect that the world
series returns are not far behind
New York-A Fifth avenue retail
store is closing UP an hour while
everybody goes TO lunch
New York-A convention Of 1000
butter and egg men is causing lots
OF jokes about gold diggers
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-06
night PICTURE OF
CITY TO Be TRIED
Army Pliers TO Try Flashlight
Of New York

New York, Oct. S 90 - \ fash
light photograph OF the city from
The air will be attempted tonight as
ons Of the preliminary attractions
Of the national air defense races at
Mitchell Field Long Island, Thurs
day Friday and Saturday
Dr.. S. N. Burke, chief chemist Of
the Photographic division OF Nc
Cool. Field. DAYTON, O., will f1y over
New York towing huge charge Of
Aashlight powder. The charge will
be set off and the picture taken
much as in ordinary photography.
Low hanging clouds and rain
have hampered pilots IN trying OUT
their machines around the - mills
course az Mitchell Field Two hun
dred pilots are entered so far IN the
IN races on the program arrange
bv tbs New York chapter Of the
Aeronautic association Of The United
States with s345o0 in prizes in ad-
dition 10 trophies, Arrangements
Ia bCE+l AlIaQE 1S1 E7NElAs OFN
planes
The races. divided for civilian
and military pilots, are designed TO
emphasize speed, efficiency and lift
ing capacity. The free-for-all high
speed racers for the Pulitzer trophy
and $4,000 in prizes will wind up
the meet Saturday afternoon The
only two foreign pilots, Captain
Pelletier D'Oisy and Captain Le-
maitre, will fly $50 horsepower Bre-
quet planes entered by the French
government in the Liberty engine
builders trophy race for observa
ton planes Thursday afternoon. In
Guided in entries for other events
are Lieutenant A J. Williams,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-06
ZOO GAMBLERS HELD
IN CHICAGO RAIDS
Police Make 20 Raids..7S Caught
In One Joint

Chicago. Oct. 6 P-Gamblers OF
the Ackle goddess OF chance got a
tough break from Lady Luck last
night when states attorneys detec-
tives, without warning. made stimuli
taneous raids on score OF Chicago
gambling houses
Some two hundred men. mostly
crap shooters and poker players,
we're arrested and vast amount Of
paraphernalia conhscated.
A detective sergeant caught the
lookout at Tommy Morsns place,
one Of the largest, before an alarm
could be given. and seventy-eisht
Of the sportively inclined were
completely surprised. One recover
ed sufficiently to seize the bank and
escape through the rear window.
Moran's is stones throw from a
police station.
Bill Lewis house In the south
side Negro district, Welded the
largest haul. Eighty-seven men.
white and Negro, were interrupted
in the midst OF crap shooting ac-
Invites, Raiders drawn revolvers
discouraged attempts TO rush the
doors TO escape.
On the west side, eleven men
were arrested at "Lovin' Putty"
Anixter's. Anixter some years ago
figured In gambling graft scandal
which resulted in the retirement of
Charles c. Healey police chief.
The raids came on the heels of
announced promotions of police
lieutenants to captainciee and the
explanation was given that none of
The officers favored by the prosecu-
tor had been given advances,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-06

New York Miss Ellamarys Fail.
or, assistant United States District
Attorney, thinks business women
should dress with unobtrusive fem.
mime simplicity and not ape mascu.
line attire.
Port JerviS N. Y.-The Rev
George s, Aldridge OF Milford, Pa,
is the father Of girl triplets
New Haven--Four Yale yarsity
crews report for first rowing prac.
tice OF the fall training period.
Winsted-Ftre destroys four frame
cottages on Highland Lake, CAUSING
damages estimated at $4,000.
New Haven-More than one hun
dred candidates attend meeting
which officially opens the 1925 track
season at Yale.
New Haven-Postpone hearing OF
David R. Paschall on charges OF US
Ing mail for fraudulent purposes
New Haven--Yale man refuses ap-
potntment as Rhodes scholar to Ok
ford because OF requirement OF four
years study there.
Observation-Disclosures man
drops dead at entrance OF a drug
store
Harttord-old Cheney mills sold
for 100000.
Hatttord--Tuhercls bacillus, the
cause Of consumption, has the power
Of accommodating itself to varying
degrees Of hostile environment
medical officers OF the states tuber-
culosis sanatorium are told.
Bridgeport - Outdoor advertising
company files request that a jury
review all issues OF fact concerned
in a civil action alleging the state
Of Connecticut Is attempting to pro
hihit and suppress" bill boards ''un-
der the guise OF taxation"
Bridgeport-Number Of debarred
eclectic physicians desiring rein
statement reaches 10; ell appealing
10 the superior court.
Hartford-As long as federal nj
gratory laws are observed wild duck
~i!l not be eIterminated, supt OF
state board OF fisheries and game de-
clares over radio at opening OF fall
season
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-06
IAN the schools OF tellies. fruits.

all the schools OF iellies. fruits.
vegetables, etc.
Money raised otherwise than an
nual dues for entertainment Of nurs-
es at their club rooms
Gifts of piano and victrola.
Concert Of other entertainment
planned for patients at Christmas
and Easter
Benefit for hospital or free bed.
Providing additional books and
records for the nurses library.
Providing tickets for various city
entertainments through advertise
ment for unused tickets to be sent
10 Miss Travers
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-06
Mrs. Kunhe Regent Of
Daughters Of Isabella

The Daughters OF Isabella held an
election Of officers last night at The
club rooms The following we're
elected Chaplain Rev Raymond
C!abby; past regent, Miss Nary
Gatfneyi regent Mrs. Nellie Kunhe
vice regent, Mrs lillian Mangan.
recording secretary, Miss Elizabeth
ICoogan, financial secretary, Miss
Irene Burckhardt: treasurer, Miss
Maude Hatton chancellor, Miss
Mary McDonough, monitor, Mrs
Nellie Foley; inside guard Miss
Mary McCabe; custodian Mrs
Mary insolvency; outside guard.
Mrs. Mary Smith; trustee for three
years, Mrs. Margaret O'Connor
4 vote was taken to pledge $50
toward the drive for st. Lucyan's
Old Peoples Home. The Installation
will take place at later date,
READ THE HERALD CLASSIFIED
ADS FOR YOUR WANTS
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-06

navy's ace who recently set an IN
official speed record of 302.3 miles
an hour. and Lieutenant Cyrus Bet
It's, army fiier of selfridge Field,
Mich. who won the John L, Mitchell
trophy race at Wilbur Wright Field,
o. last year.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-06
New Three Cent Postal
Card Is Being Prepared

Washington. Oct. 6 ga new
three-cent postal card, bearing IN
red the portrait Of President MeKin-
ley. is being prepared by the post
office department for use under the
new postal rate adopted by the uni.
Hersal postal congress at Stockholm.
A three-cent foreign reply postal
card bearing the same portrait also
Is being prepared. Ths new rate does
not apply TO postal cards addresssi
to Canada Spain and Its colonies or
the Pan-American countries fc-
which the present two-eent foreign
postal card will continue 10 Be used.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-06
CHURCH ST, REALTY SOLD

Q Lambert Lord today sold =
three-family house at $50 Church
street, through the Camp Real Es-
tate Co. 10 julius and Amelia Radka.
The purchase price is reported to be
around sls,5oh.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-06
SCALpERS At WORK
City Attorney Unable To Find Law
Against Ticket Sellers In Penn
sNlvanis.

SNlNaIlha
| Pittsburgh, oct S ct appears
as though world series ticket scalp
ers would work unmolested in Pitts
burgh. City Solicitor T. NJ Benner
has been unable TO find a state law
against II, and city ordinance only
makes it unlawful TO raise the price
Of tickets and sell them on the
streets
The scalpers. two of whom have
| already opened offices, are expected
TO get around the city law in this
way and thus ply their trade without
police interference Prices are said
10 range from $40 to s2S rer seat
Preparations by the spectators
! indicate they have a considerable
supply OF tickets for disposal. Just
how they were obtained is not clear
10 the police.
Spurious tickets are reported 70
have been found in some sections of
the city
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-06

The Eiffel tower IN France has
been struck by lightning many
times but no damage was done.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-06

Household goods Of all kinds nnd
ready market in the CLASSIFIED
section. ....
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-10
Ell BENEFICIo DE
AMPARo MARTI.


Decididamente, Sc ha fjado para
el pr6ximo microbes IL de mar
zo", ell benefcio de esta gentilisima
DANA.
La obra e1egida para la recepaiea
de ese dia, es una magistral pro-
ducci6n del teatro c1asico, Mar
ia la Piadosa", de Tirso de Mo
lima, en- la que nuestra genial ar
tista cincela una de sus creacio-
mes innortales.
Ell piblico de Amparito Ienara
ese dia ell Teatro, para demostrarle
una vez mas, su admiration y ca
rilo. La Colonia espanola hara Sc
guramente acto expressive de pre-
sencia, rindiendo Quito nerecido al
trabajo de su actriz favorita, y la
Association de Damas Cat6licas de
America correspondent, favorecien-
do a la eminente actriz con ell ho-
nor de su asistencia.
Desds aver ha conlenzado a ha-
csrse los eneargos de las locaiida-
des, y juzgar por ellos, constitdi-
"a la session IN gran success d'esti-
me-.
Ansnlsie nsleesno TA1iD RON
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-10
LA cENICIENTA

Como cuando en- un ensueho Sc
recorren los pasos de la escala de
la vida, asi la representation de
este cuento, una illusion heeha rea-
Eidad esc6n1ca, nos trasportaba de
la de ogano a la de antado' edad
feliz de la uuimera. ,.a
/. Y con los albores de- la nihez que
1lun1inan las prfmeras 1uces de los
Reyes Magos, pasamos la escala de
la vida de suef1os de nuestros cuen
tos de Cerricienta, de Principe y de
Poeta. az
Coetaneas de la oenicienta, son
Caperucita Roja, La Pata de Ca
bra, La Almoneda del Diablo y
La Redoma encantada, que forma-
ron nuestro nido de juveniles ur-
dimbres, que presto fus trocado en-
lecho de hojarasca SEGA, tornad1za
y debil.
La obra es un dechado de sutil
1ilosofia al alcance de la candidez
de los niflos y una satira, veces
pUnzante, al gusto de los mayores.
Sc entrega e1 amino La bur
lesca ironie dc Bumbun, ell gracto-
so de Palacio y se\ enternece con
los pristinos afectos del Principe,
encantado de amor.
vuela nuestra fantasia en- las
ideahdades del designio afortuna-
do dc la hijs de Pancracio Y So RI
disuliza con el estnerilado acsrto
de Bslarda v Ermslinds.
va So sntrsga al compass de Bar
tolillo, como CORE en- auxiiio de
la visa de La Cab&na, hada de
todos los bUsquss de nusstros sn-
suenos, donds los lobos, como los
tiCnbrss y los trasgoS, ahuyan y
Jan uu9QOs
Desprendida 6l alma sencilla de
su carnal vestidura, sigue las vi
cisitudes de la Cenicienta, simbo-
10 de luz, que no Sc duerme, do
belleza que no Sc apaga, de amor
que Sc depura, como Ell porvenir
~ la fortuna, por la felicidad en-
cerrada en- Ell misterioso mundo de
Eun pequeho zapato.
Janas vi en- este escenario una
presentation tan cuidadosaaente
acabada, con tan escasos elementos
como aqui Sc cuentan.
Han suplido los Interpreters de la
obra, con su particular esfuerzo,
cuanto pudiera faltar, one no Sc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-10
La prOtesta de los veteri-
narios sigue subiendO en-
intensidad y brios
AhOra Sc diirigen a Ia Legs.
laura

A los informes de protesta de los
veterinarios, va ppbIcados, han Sc
guido otros, tales como esta car
ta. { II 38 n
Hon. senores.-ti SE y Z
The Porto Rican American Vete-
rinary Association respetuossmente
ttene que dirigirse ese Hob. Sc
nado,l para solicitar su coopera-
ci6n en- pro del bienestar de la
c1ase veteriaiaria de Puerto Rico;
hu6rfana de ayuda.
Los puestos de Inspectores We
terinarios del Departamento de sa-
nidad para los D1stritos Norte y
Sur de la Tsla estan vacantes des-
de hace va mas de tres ahos es-
tando dichos puestos inclufdos en-
el presupuesto Insular, y Ell Hon.
comisionado do Sandal no ta nom
brado a nadie para ellos; sin embar
&C cada dia Sc registrar epide-
nlias y enfermedades en- el ganado
Y nadie veIa por la salud de este
y ell bfenestar de nusstros Agrfcu1-
torres, primer paso para 81 soste-
niIniento del progreso de nuestro
pueblo. :
En- Puerto Rico existen veinti-
cuatro Veterinarios competentfsimos
que estAn legalmente autorizados,
dehtro del servicio oicil y ampa-
radios por las Lsyes del pals.
SPor que sl Hon. Comisionado de
sanidad no nombra algunos de clos
para tales pusstos7
1Por que 81 Hon. Comfsionado de
Agrtcu1turs en- vss de sutoriEar .
los grb-Inspsctorss de Agriculture
y a los sgsntss Agrieolas no crea
o nombra para sstos pusstos a We
terinarios competentes Y que ha-
rian si trabajo nejor que cualquier
otro?
Sc hace necesario que ese Hon.
cuerpo tome acci6n sobre Ell parti-
cular y coopere con la Association
de The Porto Rican American We
terinary Association, para llegar a
una feliz conclusion y demuestren
una vez mas a nuestro pueblo que
son ustedes Ell observador que We
la por la desgracia de nuestros com
pueblanos, cuando cosas de tantas
responsibilities pasan inadverti-
das a la vista de nuestros jefes
dc Departamentos.
Atentamente,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-10
Total de muertes

Como puede verse claramente, ell
nfmero de cualquiera de las tres
formas de- honicidto antes expues.
tas, 81 mucho menor durante los
tres amos en- que la pena de muevte
no podia'' aplicarse los auto
res de estos crimenes, comparanda-
10 con los de igual clase cometidns
durante los tres a1os anter1ores y
los tres posteriores en- que dicha
pena esd podia" ssr apIicada.
Excluimos de este examen los
homicidios involuntarios, porque no
existisndo en- La etecuci6n dc cllos
1s intenci6n criminal, nj siendo ob-
jsto do castigos tan severos, no nue
de decirSe que ejerzan. ninguna in
Huencia On el pensamisnto y en- la
Sotuntad de Bus autores. Pero pa.
"a Que SO yea que, aun inctuyendo
esta forma de crfminalidad, cuya
ciffa es relativaments alta, Ell re-
sgltado es semejants al que antes
hsmos expuesto, transcribirenios
tambl6n los datos estadisticos que
con este dslito SO rslacionan, y Oh
tenderness Ia siguiente comproba-
ci6n:
PrimerU: Honncidios invorunta-
nos cometidos durante los i.t-es
afos'' anteriores ia suspension
de la pena de muerte 3s.
Segundo: Homicidios involunta-
nos comstidos durante los "tres
amos, en- que sstuyo en- suspense
Ia pena de muerte 3s.
Tsrcerc: Hornicidios involunta-
rios comstidos dufante los tres ahos
posteriores a la suspension 1o5.
zero 81 Sc quiere II todavfa mas
lsjos en- este estudio hasta abar-
cat Ia totahdad de los delitoS cor
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-10

jer amada, contra la ley Y contra
los hombres, puesto que los dos
estaban con Dtos.
Pero, el gatillo de la pisto1a del
Marques, precipitando Ell destine,
con Ell suicide, face ON esta obra,
todo rectlrso de casaci6n, impossible.
Hemos visto una vez mas una
ejecucion delicadisima, esmerada,
irreprochable, del corte de los me-
jores actores de la Comedia fran.
cesa.
La pluma de Linares Rivas es
una pluma de cristaI, y los artis-
tas, EN- esta obra, son la superb
Gle pulimentada de un Iago trans
Iparente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-10
oR1sTETA Y GLORIA LALoMA

Procedentes de los Estados Uni
dos Hegaron aver a esta capital, las
bellas y distinguidas sehoritas,
Cristeta y Gloria Laloma. La pri-
mera es hermana de nuestro amigo,
el excelente caballero, don Antonio
Laloma. La segunda, es la hija ma
yor de la seIora de Laloma, recien-
temente fallecida en- New York, Y
sobrina de nuestro buen amigo don
Jose Bazan.
Para aInbas distinguidas viajeras
tiene Ell MUNDo su mas afectuo-
SO saludo de bienvenida.