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Quicksilver Production
In u. S. Doubles in Value

Quicksilver production in the United
states more than doubled in value dur
ing the year 1915. according to prelimi-
nary figures prepared BY II: d. McCss-
key, of the Geological Survey.
The increase in value was brought
about bv the war demand for eXporta
and a decrease of imports. The outpuc
for tho wear Is estimated at O,6Sl TASKS,
of scventy-Rve pounds each, valued az
ST. 76S, 225, based on the average domesuo
price at San Francisco OF $50 mask
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Oldest Inhabitants to
Receive Noyes Portrait

A portrait CT the president Of the or
aanization, Theodore w. Noyes VIII be
presented to the Association Of Oldest
inhabitants at the monthly meeting To-
marrow Afternoon at o'clock. az
Rauschcr's The PORTRAIT IS the GIT OF
citizens OF the District.
The pres, NATION vii be pr,ccd'd by -
brirC husiu,yy session, Up' "uV't
In ~hC0u will br ,a'INcd. hu informal
reception will fellow.
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DR.. ALVAREZ SEES
pet PROJECT COMING
Worked PersistentIy For Pan
American Institute of Inter-
national Law.

The Pan-American Institute Of Inter
nationa! Law. which is now considered
as assured. az a result Of the action of
all of the South and Central American
countries in sending as delegates TO the
scientific congress now I'm session spe-
cinlists in this particular subject. will.
IL IL stated. be a great personal triumph
for one of the most distinguished iurists
of South America. DIR. Alexandra AL
varez. of Chile.
For several wears persistent effort has
beer made to bring about the founding
of just such an institution. DIR. Alvarez
has been among the foremost of the
advocates OF the proposition. 1t Is pro
posed &c have this institute of the broad
ordinate the laws ard legal practice at
fecting all Of the twenty-on one American
republics and to bring about i'm each
better understanding of the governing
nov ers OF the others. This movement
was started and maintained by Dr.
Alvarez. He has visited many Of tine
American capitals discussing and in
vestiSating. and he came to Washing
work was 10 be crowned with success.
Codes Are Unraveled.
Part of the purpose of the institution
will make easy the understanding OF
the intricate codes of all the Latin.
American countries to lawyers of tho
Emitted States and to bring about q
clearer understanding OF the laws and
court practices of the United States
| among the Latin-Americas. In every
one of the capitals of the American ma.
| lions a branch of the institution viii
be established under competent author.
| ity, and every facility will be provided
, for carrying on the work.
International Authority. 49,,
While DR.. Alvarez is a native Of
| Chile. he is claimed by all of Latin
America as representative of the highes
| type of statesman. lawyer and pubIicis
| of South America. He is a resident o
| Santiago. and is a member of man!
! learned societies. He has a Worldwide
| reputation as an authority on interna
! tional law. and has several times beef
| connected with the settlement of inter
national questions in which Chile ha
become involved. He is one of the off
cial delegates of his country to the Pan
American Scientific Congress. and is al
officer of the International Law Asso
citation.
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To Discuss Water Power

Francis r. Weller will speak on the
Economics of Water Powers vita
particular reference TO the Great Fails
pre- iect at netting OF the WASHINGTON
section OF the American Institute Of
Electrical EncinccTs a. the Cosmos
Club. January ".
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Tomorrow.

New Year concert. gymnasium y NJ: G.
A., S:lJ p. IN. .,. lr.-,,A -.
and auXilIaries Of the L. :. W. v, Carroll
Hall . to p. m. ~, -,
Omen house. National Yacht CIuO' AT cluD-
house afternoon and evening.
C;roundbreaklng for the new Mount Peasant
Methodist Episcopal Church south. siTo
teenth and Lamont streets northwest ~
praoso o1ti of portrait OF Theodore ".
Soyes 70 Association OF Oldest Inhabitants
7, ,'aation legion Of Loyal Women, q Grand
AMY and all patriotic societies. 1B Tenui
street northwest, 20 p. m a,
Rocention. young ladies OF iamline A. r.
Cb,rcb al church. s TO 10 p. m.
New Year services in all churches.
Socialist Party-Supper, headquarters, ST. +
Martin O'Donoghue, THE Basis of War,
n
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Amusements.

NationaI-"Sybil," 500 p. m.
ReIasco-"The Hawk" $50 y. m!
oii'sN"ITnder Cover" 2:15 and sis D. m.
Keith's-Vaudeville: 2;l5 and S;l6 D, m
t'astno-..The Revolt" S:l5 p. IN.
CaTetv-Burlesque 2:15 and S:l5 p. m.
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statesmen WANTED

Statesmen wANTED-c1ood men want
FL % sell fruit and ornamental trees.
light work Good pay Permanent JOB,
Write - today. smith Bros. Dept ttt.
Cuncoru. Ca gTmchasts
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HQNkftF 81 ANDERSON
special Master IA Chancary.
6ea eHrHrhuaW
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CAN YOU DO aETrER1

Chamoeriatnss Cough Remedy Is q
medicine with Al established Feputa-
ton and that 10 widely esteemed for
is existence Can you DO better than
- keep Il Ia your Aome9 Mrs L. b.
Filler, vandergrift. Pa says of H. 4
always keep Chamberialn'a Cough
Rsmsdv IN the house and consider u
uneaualed for children or adults I
gave IL 20 my son Boyd for croup
and whooping cough and have used Il
myself for bronchitis Tire results
have always been highly pleasing For
sale bg all dealers CAdvp
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CHOICE FRUIT ana pecan tracts for
cash or on ~asy payments. Extra
Eooa veEetahl. lands Good fishing,
Write Graves a Harrison F1oFldafowH.
tla Twelve miles from Pensacola tn
Hseambia Ray. sanl7
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YESTERDAYS WEATHER.

United States Department. weather
Eureau. Charles r. Marvin. chief
DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Pensacola. Via, Marca IS, 1915.
Pensacola Temperature Data.
Highest on record for March. 81
degrees.
Lowest on record for March. as de-
grees.
Day temperatures in March usually
Fise 60 90 degrees.
Night temperatures IN March usual
~ fall 20 % degrees.
Highest temperature yesterday. 81
degrees.
Lowest temperature yesterday. So
degrees.
PsnsseoIas Rainfall Data.
Rainfall for "a hours ending 7 p. m.
yesterday, inches.
Normal rainfall for the month %
March s.ss inch,s.
Total rainfall this March 60 7 D. m.
yesterday. ass inches.
Excess this year 10 February asth.
ses inches
SMALL CRAFT. aToRM AND AuRRl.
CANE WARNINGS.
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WANTED.

WANTED Farms any Size and location.
Also tracts 81 land for colonization.
Hfionne - Duane ~ New YORK
9TmchHlts
WANTED w the 18TH 81 April q fur
nfshH6 house - couple wit aout ehii-
dreu. Must be IN coed neiehhorhood and
res McnHhim rent Address ri II Porter.
san Carlos hoteI 97mchat
WANTED TO BUYS ~ - foot launch.
state particulars and price. Address r
q. Boa 1885. Pensacola. Pa Tnar
wANTEn-Your 100 rFantsnR nna orarrs
fnT EnGraNtna 81 al kinds. calituE
nArds. wedding Invitations. etc. MAYEN
PRINTING Co &c West Government
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LEGAL NOTICE.


NOTICE.
Notice 8 hereby given that che under
signed. guardian ~ the estate 81 Fran
els Fl Kramer = minor. will ou tire 10th
da1 Of April A d.. 1878. apply 90 the
Honorable Henry BefliuNer. County
Judge - Escambia County. Florida, AZ
his office IN tee Court House Annex,
Pensacola. Florida FOR authority - sell
the following described real estate, the
property % said minor to-wit. COM
meucing AZ a point on tho North side
Of West Romano street, eighty tshi feet
East - Heus Street thence running
North az right angles 20 Romano street
one hundred and fiftv ti60l feet thence
East parallel with Romano street
twenty-five t2bl feet and three go
inches. thence south A. right angles 20
Romano street one hundred and fity
fi8nA feet. thence West along the
North line ~ Romans street twenty
five t2Al feet and three go Inches "a
point og beKiuniuE, in TIE CITY of PEN
sAcola, Florida
BANKING. SAVINGS ANp TRUST co.
e02Al3mehoaw4w Guardian.
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LOST AND FOUND.

FurNfA--A small diamond PIN, near the
corner q laRua and 6fa Ave owner
can obtain same. hf paying advertise
ment and reward Apnlt SO East ia
hun street 2su1rhg
hHsf@A card case containing SONG
tnoHet and personal carts. un ralafoN
hetween Wright aud Hslmunt Reward
u retuFued to 8lf North PfAafox. 2smhafs
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SECRET SOCIETIES

a
x. o. L., NO. tsss.
RniEhts q Labor Assembly No. ikss
meets the fret Monday night IN each
Romano and Baylsn streets. az 7.se
r. n. SIMPSON
JOSEPH FEBRo. Master workman
Recording Secretary. limo
peusaesla Lsass. ne. = :. o. o.E.
Pensacola Lodge No. r q. q. r.
meets every Thursday a. Use ;. W. in
naford Hall, corner Bayien and Eeinsont
street. visitors cordially invited
Transaction ~ important business
JOHN dERkENs,
g. L@mhrseht, ~ O
Secretary.
". o. ~.
1--we Oak Camp 80. !. wcodman - ere
World meets fret end taird Tuesday
sna fourth Tuesday nights for degree
~ DAVIS.
ciork.
~. Q. W.
Hiessry camp Ne z Mooamsn q me
day sights AZ T:s0 D m. wooarnsn Han
corner Bayisn and Romano. -
{. .. cRooKE, cIsrs.
y o. o. =.
s -s' s.egn IA toarts w We meets =
each month &c m, n Rsrorc ffan.
corner Baylen and Belmont streets.
/ VISITING Patriarchs are invited 70 as.
W z OVERLAND,
I cHAs. FRETpRTCHsrN. e. p.
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BANKRUPT SALE

of n. Goldring's stock, fix
lures and open accounts.
$50 a. m, Monday, March
%. at l21 Fast Wright
street. Felo McAllister, Re
ceiver and Trustee III. Wolf.
Assistant. asmeh''
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s. SEQ Annually Cooperate with ne
evenings ~ hone. Everything fur
uished. Don't worry about capital
Boyd ~. Brown. Omaha. Nebr. 2imch
BE A DETECTIVE. earn $50 90 tioa
weekly; travel all over the world
Write DEPT Is. united States Deteo-
tive a ADJUSTING Agency. Railway ID
change. 81 Louis. Mo. 2iuach
WANTEn-Au kinds ~ sash and door
machine men. bench men, Veneer cut
tiers, $3.50. miilrtght mechanic. $780,
sawNerr nlers, 500. once man. steno~
grapher, 500. car repair, blacksmith, 1855
tised. III YOU are a tradeMraan get with
ar for future openings. Machs, Little
Rock Ark zimnh
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LEGAL NOTICE.
BANKRUPT SALE

of ], Ed. Williams stock.
fixtures and open accounts,
10 o'clock a. M, Thursday,
April |, 60l North DeVilliers
street. Felo McAllister, Re
eeiver and Trustee: FL. Wolf,
Assistant.
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FARM LANDS.

WANTEp-ro hear from owners of well
improved farm either Gotten piauta-
tor or Heneral farming send price.
terms legal description. o. - Madison
tept g ~
SETTLERS WANTED "a the Roberts
community Creamery and canning
plant % take your produce. Good land
az reasonable prices Write ~ Tor fan
information. TIE Roberts Farmers
Association. Geo. o. Woorf ees. President.
Enaarta EIa fsfmh
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EDUCATIONAL.

Thorough instruction iu Shorthand. PIT.
man and Gregg. Bookkeeping Tele-
ara ply, English. civil Service ana Cor
reepondanee courses. Day and night
school Pensacola Business Institute.
Gregory and Paiafox. snch
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PIANOS.

YoUE PIANO car re made IKE res a
tone. touch ard looks hg our three sE.
cert piAnn builders and O. - finimherM
fsoW rFtnsE. ard Wau ca ray ~ the
week 80 Clutter Musie Hop.e ftnes
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the gulf coast
Brownsviiie-soea east. clear.
Corpus Christi--s0f1. east. cloudy.
esaiwemtou--sots. southeast. cloudy.
New Crlenns--se.is. southeast, cldy.
Mobile-s0.is. southwest. cloudy.
Pensacola--20tt. southwest. cloudy.
Tampa--s628. west. part cloudy.
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POSITION WANTED.

EXPERIENCED sTENOGflAPHER and
offlec assistant capable 81 holding q
responsible Boa8tlou. desires 90 U0ulmu-
nicafe with someone Ga need 20 a Eaud
mar. Good reference Service" care
Journal ssmchsts
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AGENTS WAN TED.

AGENTs--lkxfs Gola fransd signs sci
Al merchants. So sells Csc Big hit
ssxes Cold Framed AT pietaiWa izc. sell
s0c Portraits, pillow tors eouNsx worl
fsow prices Peoples Portrait Dept. i4l
ChtnaRo &1mcl
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Help Wanted Male

YEs-we teach you the barber trade and
give position ~ our chain % shops AZ
good wages for $50 Atlantis Barber
college, 10 T.. Mitchell st. Atlanta. Co.
2lmch
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LIVE STOCK, POULTRY

RAISE EVERY CHICK YOU HATCH.
Many have done 50 by using Pratt =
Baby Chick Food. Insure rapid growth
and freedom frum disease To develop
your chicks into heastnv. husky nullets
ena eockarels uae Pratt's Poultry Regu-
later Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded BY Melien A CO. 6e2f Mrhg0- -
FOR sALEs-EEEn foF aettlnw--thoruuKh
bred white orpinEtnns 81 cents per
settiug Mrs. WIN Bowman. sos East
Morewo street 77feb
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Political Announcement
Foe CIV coMMlssIoN

dfdate g. succeed myself as Commits
sioner % Public WORKS subject TO thu
action % the city democratic primary
~ am reelected ! promise 20 give
the duties % thu office the same ain /.
gent attaation IN the future aa Ga the
past.
THos " JOHNSON.
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INVITATION Fos PROPOSALS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Super
vlsing Architects office. Washington.
n, O.. March iT. 1915. Sealed proro-
y. m. April -, iais. for making better
neuts in the Z. 3. Post Office and
Court House a. reneacois. Florida
Drawings and specifications may be oh-
tained from the Custodian a. Pensa-
cola. Fla. or az this affca o. Wen
dernth, Supervising Architect
eeAAmchao. 81 e.. Apra 10. Z !
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EDUCATIONAL

Mss. May CLUTTER, stx8lo sts EAST
oadaaem. phone t99f. ptano, Theorys
Aarmony. ara Trainina ~ ehllaren's
Nnlesa A6xa6
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ASK YOUR GROCER
en- Crisp Potato chips Made fresh daily
~ Pensacola Potato Chip Co. los East
WrtEff 81 Phone a1e iImchim
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

ONE GENTLE HORSE and rubber tired
buNsY o. witt trade Cor Cow ar poultry.
ca wlN take a reasonable nricc. Apply
SOC South rainfos. 16mrhGti
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BATHS. MASSAGE.

TURKISH BATH and Mas
sage Parlor, open to all
men. ". NJ. c. A. Palafox
and Belmont streets. hnsAl@
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LADIES --frrr saiats1v Homs work
evenings AdarsNslng~ -folainx cirealarS
etc. $50 per iteoo, No scheme. No car
V8EainK. Excellent opportunity. En-
close stamp. Erinn specially Co. Tor
unto, ont- finch
WRITE Motion utrture ptays Sc to
See paid. gnrrmnNggmoence course un-
nncanaarT. details freq New writers
fass Victoria nuildink - Louis
z1nrh
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= hGu
/ Way "
HELP WANTED.

GOVERNMENT. Post once department
tai clerk bookkeeper and 0sh@r clvtl
Service examinations soon Get pre-
pared b. former Government Examiner
Booklet GA free. Write today Pat
tsrson civil Service school, Rochester
NJ ~ zimch
WILL PAY reliable man or woman ti2.s0
- distribute lee free pkSs., hornN
Soap Powder with soaps and etc, amonE
ffiends No money required. Ward
Company. 7is Institute n, Chicago
simrh
Wanted - Men Everywhere
Yes We sill teach you the barber
trade % feW weeks. and Eive sou posi-
Hnn IL enF shops Tools free AT FOR
Sc. Terms. SO cash, SIS in ten day p
We pay wages willie isarniFs write -
todar, JACKSONVILLE nAlknkB COL.
lsE8E SO " Bay 81. 3aaksonvtlis
FlR a0anchim ne
AMBITIOUS MEN AND wOaSEN--1s Or
over wanted. Govern Iwens Jobs. $500
% aiBn0 % mcnth. Ellli hat % positions
now obtainahie free. Frwnkln Institute,
Dept a e. Rochester. y. Y. toAprs"
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EXCHANGE.

WOULD EXCFASGE-'Ttyo passenger
mmtuulabiln f1r good piano or good
Nietrola with records r. . Boa sso.
city. asnchIts
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Wanted Men Evervwherc
ARTESIAN WELLS

ARTEsfAN wELLS-wlg put n wells
to Hg inches dia@netes any depth
and guarantee water. Write for fun In.
formation. Gray Artssian WeS Co. Cot
tondafe, F7a 6nnck
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PERSONAL.

WEALTHY CALIFORNIA lanchgnsn 81,
woala marry. Cnnadentiai Nnox IS.
TseaEus. Toledo. 0hla finch
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cRsw NOTICE.

cRgW NOTICE.
Neathrr the captain. own.
mm ers ucv coneiKmens % the
&*4A Danish ~ Brynhitd win be
49, resronxfhis fo~ debts con-
1900 tractsd b. the crew % said
- vessel
~ HINES.
New Orleans Export Co. CAPTAIN.
ConsiEnees.
CREW NOTICE.
Neither the captain, own.
eEs nor cnnkigm~ws OF the
~ Danish - ERIK TT win be
E responsible FOR debts cen
- trncted ~ the crew of said
vessel
8. CHRISTENSEN.
Gulf Transit Co. Captain
ConsiRneez.
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FOR sAt.E--Whits Leghorn eggs for
hatching. a for IS; g per ioo Baby
CHICKS ne, 80 per 100 Graves Poultry
fsrds Route !. pensacol Pa
9mchImos
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sfs Fast wright. s-Efory. e Foonns
faodern steam heat ..-s.s..s esss soe-sl
AKme srnAgier dwellings and stores in
a. pmrfm ~ city. 0n9esH tn Biouut ana
nrasf tsreaurooiI hsiiidtnKs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-09
Weddings of This Week.

An interesting wedding Of next
Wednesday will be that of Miss Ruth
Bliss. daughter of Mrs. George Bliss,
and Capt. Lewis Hayes Watkins. U. s.
A.. which will take place at o'clock
at the brides home on Bancroft place.
Rev. Father Mcdonnell. 8. J.. will per-
form the ceremony, and a small recep-
ton will follow.
Miss Ruth Jones will be the maid OF
honor and Capt. James A. O'Connor. U.
S. A.. the best man.
The marriage of Miss Eva Peyton,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Harry Pey-
ton, and Lieut.. John Stephen Sullivan
U. S. A., will take place Saturday at
pm. at All Souls Episcopal Church.
Mrs. Marshall Magruder and Mrs
Parran Jarboe of Greensboro, N. c.
sisters of the bride. will be the ma
irons of honor.
The bridesmaids will be Miss Anita
Burt and Miss Louise Williams an6
Constance Sullivan. sister Of the bride
groom. and Margaret Jarboe. niece OF
the bride. will be the little flower girls
There will be no reception.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-09
The Diplomatic Corps.

From an American standpoint. one OF
the most interesting and important
events of the entire spring season Will
be the celebration of the birth Of the
republic of cuba, May 20, 1902. The
beautiful Pa--American Union building
has been chosen by the Cuban minister
and Mime. de Cespedes for the scene Of
the celebration, and it will take the
form of large banquet and reception.
Invitations have just been issued and
embrace members of the cabinet and
their wives. ambassadors and minis
ters and their wives: officers of the
ran american Union. higher officials OF
the State Department and others of
washington. There will also be pres
ent to take part in the celebration a
attend the pan-American financial con-
ference which begins May "a. The
celebration will also be particularly in
terestlng in that it will serve to intro
duce Nine. de Cespedes to a large mum
Der or folk whom she has not yet met.
as the season was over when she came
10 Washington as bride. Her pres
ence mere will make the social events
attending the meeting of financial con-
terence of double interest
The Brazilian Ambassador and Nine.
da Cana have heightened the time for
their departure from Washington for
Heron Hall. Long Branch, by several
DAYS and will not leave until May 13.
The ambassador will return in time to
attend the Cuban minister's dinner, May
20. and the financial conference a few
days later. Nine. da Cana will not
again return to Washington until late
fall, unless something special tran
spires to bring her here. While Nine.
she entertained handsomely at dinner
at the Plaza in honor Of Mr.. Samuel
Hale Pearson. the representative of the
Argentine Republic to the pan Amer
lean conference.
Among the diplomats known to the
corps here who will come to Washing
ton for the conference May "a will be
Senior DR. Don Francisco J. Peynado,
VINO represented the Dominican repub-
lie here for year or two, dating from
February, 1912. DR.. Peynado is one of
many distinguished men who have rep
resented his government here in the
past few years. Ministers succeeded
one another with rapidity, but he re-
Is accompanying him, long enough to
leave pleasant memory and give them
a warm welcome. Senior DR.. Enrique
Jlmenez. the present Dominican min
lister to Washington, will entertain for
them during their visit.
sonora Gloria de Jimenez, wife of
the Dominican minister. has joined him
mere and is another women of the dip
iomatic corps who will be introduced
to Washington society under auspi-
cious circumstances during the social
formalities for the American republics
Nine. Ali Kuli Khan, wife Of the Per-
sian charge d'affaires. will leave Wash
ington May II for the Pacific coast.
She will be accompanied by her entire
household OF children, relatives and
servants and will join her husband at
San Diego. Later they will go to San
Francisco for the summer, and have
taken house there in which the leKa-
ton will be established and which will
float the Persian flag.
The Salvadorean minister and Nine.
Zaldfvar have taken a house at 1900
connecticut avenue, where they have
esta blished the legation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-09
HORSE SHOW WEEK HAS BRILLIANT OPENING.
MANY ENTERTAINMENTS ARE THE PROGRAM
BEAUTIFUL GOWNS-GOSSlP- DDNNERS-DANCES

Horse show
Washington with
the horse show
Phapsit would be that the
Friday A.
dent OF the Horse Show Association Metropolitan
Club officials
who have been identified with the horses
MEET, LUNCHEON TODAY.
That however preliminary
luncheon the
for which include William
former president of the Washington
The gathering
II O'Clock this through Rock Creek
Washington and their will lunch o'clock the
Many visitors from have heretofore
the Hotels alike
harborn and this years show of
than previous exhibits.
Yesterdays the show Weakened feeling civic pride
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-09
Social Activities.

Mrs. Stearns Of Providence, R. L, who
will be most pleasantly remembered in
Washington as the former Miss Amy
Leber, is at present In the city visit
ing her parents. the former Judge advo-
cate general Of the army and Mrs Nor
man G. Lieber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bell are con-
sidering passing at least a portion of
the summer with their son-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Ripley,
who have one OF the delightful country
places at Oyster Bay. Mrs. Ripley was
DESTROYS of having her sister, Mrs.
Fortescue. also join her there. but this
was impossible because Of the latter's
decision to join her husband in Europe