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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-13

cas-.
DeSic Iue@o. Y con objrJo de- in
prdir rl immoral ncgocio a Que ="
dcdlcan los coyotes" cXpIotaHdo
nOticias falSas para compraT o ven
der mOnrda cOnvcncioni>la, 81 re-
fcridO decretO recucrda y raliflra
ii prohibition tcrminante de- que
concrete acepte olra moncda
liduciaria Que no sea la cmitiIa
pOr 81 GobicrnO ConStiIurionalisla.
Los individuoS Que incidcntemen-
le Sc dediqurn al cambio de- mo-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-13
III canjc dc billctcs re,alidados.

La Srcrcjaria dc Hacienda Y Gre
ditto PGblicO continIla hacicufIo dia-
riamcntc cI canjc de los bi!lctcs 0
mlnmrnic comedies con 81 nombrc
de "revalidadoS.' cSlruldndOSc Que
en- cuatro diaS que ticncn de- -
tar funcionando las ofirinas de- can
ie. han Sido rambiadoS billeteS por
vaIor de million y medic de pesos.
La canlidad de papcl moncda lie
-ilimO inutilizado durantc los mis-
mos diaS, aScicndc a Ncintc mil pc
Sos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-13
Los jucceS militareS tcndran juriS-
dicci0n federal.

por disposition. Scgin - aScgura.
lie Ia Primera Jcfatura. los Juices
De Instruction Militar asumirdn
Jurisdiction federal. irhicndo ser
clIOs q~uieneS. por 10 tanto. conoz-
can de- los aSuniO> cn que Ia fcdc-
raci6n sea parte. aSi como de los
ca>oS de deIitoS prrtenccientes al
fucrO federal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-13
Los cNpendiOS deStinadOs Il la
claSc media.

Los rXprniios ~cspecialcS cStable-
cido> por 81 II. Ayuntamicnto de- la
ciudad para prOverr de romcstibles
Il Ia rlaSc media. vrndcran. drS,Ir
mariana. maiz. cafe. sal habaS. pan
Y otros ]artirulOS.
ToiaS las mcrrancia> que I!cgan
prorci"utc> del interior. son drScm-
barradas inm"diatamrnte par" ur-
tir a los numcrosOs cXpcndios Off
cialcS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-13
Noticias $ de s. la IS ciudad "a de Mexico

ria Que daba origen a difruIiadcS
y molrStiaS en- las pcqurHas IRAN
>accioncS comercialcS. va deere
cicndo, con motive de- que han sidO
lanzados a Ia circulation los car
tones cmitidos recientcmenIc en-
NcracruZ.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-13
IN cN-SecrctariO dc GObicrnU
81 acoga Il la amniStia.

Acadia de- diri=ir>c al Quartet
General del Cuerpo de Ei@rci!o de
Oricntr. manir"Stando que d"sca
acogcrSr al dacreto de- amnistia. cl
licenciado Erncsto Sanchez Vera.
que fuG Sncrctario de- Gobicrno en-
81 E>talu de NorcloS.
Muchos rivilr> y particulars 81
=u"n. i-ualmcnir. ~aco=i@ndu>c a los
b"ncEIclos DE- ia m:nclouada annis-
tia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-13
FL general Angeles rs cSprrad0
EN- Sonora.

Las noticia> de- que 81 general
Felipe Angeles vcndri a Sonora
dcntro de- pOcos dias. Is va del
dominic pIibiico. HaSia IN los
.circulos %olirialcs - ia como IN
hcchO la prdyima leI=ada del -
neral cX-federal, quirn. St dice. -
hari cargo del gobirrNo del E>tl-
do, Ell suSiituci6n del senior MayIO-
riana, quirn no Quicrc contlnuar
con 81 maudO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-13
NueyUS c%OlnedOrcS.

\. pc>ar del va crccido nlimern de-
cOmedoreS. establecidoS en- difcrcn-
ties puntos dc Ia ciudad, la Di-
recci6n General de la Bencfic"ncia
Piblica no deScanSa en- la mcrilo-
ria labor Que Sc ha impucstO. de
a':viar. mas y mas cada dia, las ne
ccsidadcs del pueblo mencsteroSo
V sigue transformando sus csfucr-
zos en- ayuda cfectiva para los ne
ccsitados.
Ash pues. hoy fueron iausurad<
tres nuevS Concdorcs pGblicOS Ell
los Que. en- la fOrma acOstumbrada
rrcibiran alimeuloS los m!neSlerO-
sos que Sc presenter a solicitarIos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-13
.ibOgadO cOnsullor del Quartet
general.

FL lircnciado C%rriIio CARA Con-
zilcz, que fun=ia como abOgado
consullor del Quartet General del
Cucrpo de Eiircitn dc Ori"nie, re-
nunci6 u dicho pucSto. habiGudolc
Sido acrptada Su dimisiGn.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-13
Sc traSlad0 una 0ficina.

La oficina del E>tado Mayor de-
Engcnicros drI E]jfrrito Con>titu-
ciOnaIi>Ia. ha >ido trasladaia a Ia
Ciudadcia. tclnpUralmentr.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-13
Nucyo dccrcto contra los Coyotes

I'm vista dc que las dispoSiciones
dicladas para poncr cotO a los abu-
sos de los expenditures. mas bien
eonocidos baio cl nombre dc co
votes no han dado los r~esultados
que cran de eSperarsc, 81 Jcfc del
Cucrpo de EjirrilG &c Orientc. Sc
nor General Pablo Gonzalez. eXpi-
di6 un nuevo decretO, amcnazando
a aquello., con penaS mas energi-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-13

SENGRA-Compre I'd. su proxi-
mo sombrero de WITMER-CRANE
MILLINERY CO., 107 Ave c, Hicks
Bldg. Tel. Crockett 1915.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-13
GobernadOs dc viajc.

s. cncurntra cn cSta riudad. pro-
crdentc del EStatiO dc TabasrU. ii
General Grrn.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-13
Represcutantc del cucrpo dc cjtr-
citO de Obreg0n.

FL senior General Aware Obrr-
S0n ha nombrado en- c>la ciudad,
como representative del Cucrpo dc
Ejcrcito de Operacioncs que c>ti
bapO 81 mando. al senior .Adolfo d"
Ia Huerta. Official Mayor dc Ia St
c~reIaria de Gobernaci0n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-13
Sc reanuda 81 gran jurad1.

Aver a las diel he Ia manana.
FL Gran Jurado lur couocc lie la
cau>a que por -. delito IL fraudr
electoral - Si-uc contra il per-
SouaS p~romlnentrS dee sta ciudad Y
del Condado. reanud6 sus ,aboreS.
FL primer LrSti=O, rXamina,lo fu@
~Raymundo Gonzalez. luIen rindl6
una lar=a declaration Il favor del
gobicrno Y dijo que q era crudaua-
no GlcXicauo pcro con mas de- quin
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-13
Jcfc dc la sccci0n de Justicia.

FL senior IiccnriaIo JcSIiS Mum
suia Santoyo ha >jdO nombraIO
Jcfr De Ia Sccci6n d. JuSticia Ell la
Secrclaria del prOpiO ramO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-13

CORPUS CHRISTI. Septiembre 10.
Ell jurado de antier para Ia vista
de Ia cauSa que Sc SlGue en- con-
ira de IL personals de eSta clutad
V del cOndatiO. a quleneS Sc acuSa
de fraude en- las elecci0nes de 1914.
qued6 cOmpletamente latesrado a.
Yer que los dos S%uplenteS adlclOna-
les que faltaban fueron s~elecciona-
dos. siendO ciOlS los SenOreS Clau-
do Nc Gill Y Jorge Clegg. ambOS
RESIDENCES de Alice. Texas.
Fl dictamen rs muy eXtenso.
pues no ocupara menos de o. pa
ginas Y su lectura durard mas de
una bora. DeSpuGS de ser leidO, Sc
daran cntrada 4 los rccurSOS que Ia
defenSa interponsa.
NinSuuo de los acuSad0S 50 dara
por culpable.
Lo mas notable durante la session
de aver. fuG n preSenria til el sa-
Ion de Ia audiencia. del diputado
John y. Garner. de este distritO.
Quirn vino Fl tunes Ijrectamente
de Washington. Il Servir de teStigO
4 los acuSadoS.
FL Diputado Gamer drclar6 IA i'll
TINA noche en- e Hotel NueceS. 10
Siguientc:
~ESlaba an Washington cuando
Fecibi un telegrama De Jake Wal
tiers. aviSandOme que mi presencIa
en- eSta ciudad durante la vista lie
Ia cauSa. era deSeafa por los acu-
sad0S = inmediatamente tome =!
tren para Corpus Christi.
',Creo que Jeff Ne Lem0re. QUEEN
tut electo Al mismo ji>mpo que yo
este aqui para 81 microbes pro
XimO.
Estoy aGui ' pr6bablemenle >crt
trSti=o en- 81 Supue>to delito de frau
lie electoral de Que - acu>a a
cIcrenta y uno de mis- amigos. con
ira Il Gobicruo dr los EStadOS Uni
dos
Aver Solamen4e So examine a uno
de los trStlgoS. 81 81. +. e. Hcadlv.
quien declare contra los acusadoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-13
Siguen hacienda preparativos de
guerra las tropas maytorenistas
Dicese que van a desarrollar I'm nuevo plan de
campana contra P. Elias Gales

ser capturadO un erucSo cnvio de
aTmaS, parque Y siIlaS de montar.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-13
Llcgada del general Scrrano.

Proccdcnte de eSa capital LEGO
Il eSta ciudad 81 Se1Or General
t1ranciscO Il. ScrranO. jcre del
Estado Mayor del general Oregon.
DlchC miliLar vicnc al arrcglo de
impOriantes asuntoS relacionados
con cl cargo que desempeila.
EStvi. ya Ell circulation los
nuevOS c%aftoneS.
La eScasez lie moneda fraCciona-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-13

La escasez de moneda fraceIona-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-15
sTYMlE IS MORE
UNPOPULAR.

The general protest when Tie
golfing world Is experiencing against
the stymie seems 20 be approach
ing something like definite form
since the national tourney a. De.
iroii. Sentiment expressed In the
clubhouse during the tourney fav.
ored the stymie only when player
got himself into such a predica.
ment.
There were An unusually large
number Of stymies laid during the
Detroit tourney standish laid three
for Ouimet. and Whitney snd An.
derson divided az least eve between
them Anderson had "a laid him
, during his matches The total is
estimated AZ considerably more than
80 and probably nearer a hundred
The Only case recalled of player
laying = stymie Tor himself WAS dur
ina the Whitney-Anderson match
when. ON the seventh hole. The
southcrner putted Tar too hard. and
hts ban came 10 rest on a line with
Ardefson's and tho hole This Is q
piev that deserves a penalty. do
creed the golfers, but oiherv's c the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-15
Will Win More Games
This Year Than
Ever Before
SUCCESS is
ONE BIG UPSET
Detroit Was Picked To
Finish Way Down
In Spring
By HARoLn Y. WILcor.

The pennant drive starts tom0-.
row. All hope that the Tigers viii
have any help in knocking Boston
ont OF the lead has teen abandoned,
and tonight Jennings viii lead his
tribe from New York 40 Boston 90
DO the job him self For a month
II has been asserted that upon this
-four game series az Boston ri3
hang The ptnnant race The series
IL Low al hand 70 viii be the big
gest four-game loust OF the season
and viii bring out some attendance
fguTes that all rival world series
records
There is no new dope on ihis
series. Boston Is PLAYING Eres' bail
It's pitchers are working supernly.
One two-hit game and two three 4.t
games have been turned in against
Chicago in two days. SO have 20,
Tiger hurlers been working sp!-n
didly James pitched two-hit bali
Monday and so did Lowdermlk yes
tcrday. Neither team has been scor-
ing many rams this week. Boston
seems 70 have the Indian sign on
Detroit this year But the Tigers
are great frishers so the dope is
all scrambled.
1he facts OF the case are these.
This series Nill stand ont hy Itself
as wildly IS g world series There
are but four games to be played Of
which Detroit must take four There
is no way under the sun 10 dope out
a short series in baseball Detroit
ia as likely 20 make a clean sweep
as was New York last week IL viii
he simply p proposition Of winning
"a game at a time and n ever there
was time when anything was la
bic 20 happen. il Is over the coming
weekend
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-15
DISBROW HERO
OF FAIR RACES

The auto race az the fair grounds
ended wH .oW. Dos .roR ms the
Der. Of tas occasion HV won prac.
iallr everything 1 which Do VAS
trrf, virh the exception OF the
.0nile race. which Hearne took in
me state record time OF - minutes
orc ~ seconds Az The first %
miles. but a Gfrh OF a second divided
Disb-oN and Hearue.
Ar kleir got the fastest mile OF
the state fair racing when be shot
hia Bitten Benz around the oval In
~ seconds Dishr1 w. scratch man
o. tic pursuit sol q rise out Of the
Er5nlstand when Do beat the whole
Gclt 10 tho ape. ave miles distant.
There we're NO accidents but the
racing was close and exciting and
vary safistactcry
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-15
TIGERS NEVER HAD so
GOOD A SEASON

Even II the Tigers fall 10 do what
the baseball world az large now De
lieves is very improoable-Win the
pennant this year--there is ALSO
luteiy no excuse for the anvil chorus
10 tune Up. Here is something for
The fans TO remember The Tigers
right now have a larger percentage
in the standings than ever al the
end OF an American league peuuant
race. They are $50 now. Ia 1909
the last year OF pennant winning
they were but $40. and In all other
years they have ranged from .sla
downward. II Is a cinch that the
Tigers viii finish the season above
this $50 mark
The Tigers have already vor
more games this season than In All
other whole season. except in th'
pennant years, and they are now bu
three victories behind the 1907 mark
but one game behind the 1905 rec
ord. and but nine games behind no.
1909 record u Is a cinch that De
troit this season viii win NOR
games than in any other season dur
ing which this city has been Amer
lean league territory
When II Is recalled that beior
the season started. the Tigers Wer
ranked as fourth place probability
and that all pennant aspiration
were considered reason for m.rthtu
jeers. the splendid season hat Mar
ager Jennings aud his boys nay
had should be recognized. Il ha
been wonderful year, an the NOR
go because the team has proven s.
much better than any one se-iousl
dreamed It could be. There r aDs'
lutely no chance FOR tho anyl choru
60 get job this fan
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-15
Joe Woods Big Aver
age Is Likewise
Beyond Grover

Grover Alexander. philadelphia"
National league pitcher. is making %
area record and s. near The spvlc.
tory mark for the season. Lut b. IS
almost out of the questiaH TO look tr
Him Tor new record for tIe mum
Der of victories landed ln a year or
ior now high percentage mark
Tho record for victories Is 90 b}
I'd walsh. ~ INC White sdE, in 1908
The high percentage mark ls So
Get In 1912 by smoky Joe Wood OF
The Boston Red Sox Grover has
won ~ games and lost eight for 90
To beat Walshs record Alec would
have not only 20 pitch nearly one
hair thr games tHe pills have 20
pIay. buf w.r them To beat wood 8
percentage mark he would have "a
win more than 80 games during the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-15
Recreation Board Calls
Conference of Those
Interested

The Recreation GONNA %. J.
troit is anxious 90 eooleue avn
the amateur football teams n ar
ranging for a city championship ar.
sanitation and H finding sal tae
tory solution 10 tfe problem o'
awarding erdIons Tie loG1alg
communicable has been asnt - az
persons known to be Interested e
amafeuf I30uaH
THe Recreation camnI-sor
van ta help those 1a. ted To-
amateur fooiasIl 10 organic D seU
governing association mis- faI, 90
hand.s tie entire football situation
end fo naHaa. sere of.e 0aem.
pi0r-7p which H
whiet s Fac eaama.- team .t each
weight
"lf Tho players oI.i organize such
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-15
DORIZAS JOINS
PENNSY SQUAD

PORT DEPOSIT. Nd. Sept 15.--
The University oi Pennsylvania
football squad which is beginning
its second week OF preliminary prac-
tice on the Tome school athletic
aeld. was strengthened by the ar
rival today ~ Michael Dorizas. n
veteran lincsman and Euardsman of
last years varsity team
Dorizas has tho distinction ~ be
lng the heavyweight intercollegiate
wrestling champion and IL the
strongest man in any American col.
leze today 10 reported for tho
team weighing 300 pounds
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-15

Alexander Is Winner, But He
Can't Beat Walsh's Record

season and not lose any more than
he has already dropped
wood 10 hts big season. won -
games aud lost only FIVE. Alec
would have % win six more victories
than wood gathered 10 make up for
hl 'hrre nero defeats.
The record Walsh set IS unus
in more ays than one. That
iou Wal worked IN G6 % tho l5t
games played hy his team That
means be- vac In 2 more than one
third az all the sox games and l.
less than unc-half OF all the games
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-15

plan and when mentioned 81 'n
mast of t-e golfers sac quite eUr
pr ~ find thar they we're 10
tato- ~ giving such schem" =
$3.50 sears fral
IL m z-t no, oe q bad idea to
.ase fne golfers ALTO finished FIRST
ard second play ~ for t1e cham
a.orstips on me sat friday al thirty
Ix foIe- match play
DO s unlikely that any medal AID
nor would have "a pronounced lead
over 'Ha Eeroud position golfer. and
ae r1mD.aaton. while appearing
at ~ arst thought has some
sa merit ia selecting The beet all
nlad player
Then tfrre De- tho other theor
a. the qualifying round could be
bold tuesday ~ eighteen holes. uitf
l four 10 qualify, and have c.gh
feen- tolo matches rule until th'
,aale Ia fho last ten years there
Haa been only very small per
image of cnaugc .n the afternoon
am thA ~uiis " the morEini
eaeI thlB ear being one ~ etrep
IonaI gnsets In the case OF OuIme
ard Travcrs. who We're both up y
ua morning and lost in tae after
luncheon play n the quailfyini
we're held The Tuesday Tire fell
would 1e reduced 20 that THE semi
rrais could boz played Al thirty POI
holes as well as Tho finals but
truld ha much better perhaps q
have ali contests excop, lhe hnaI
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-15
Runnerup In National Tournament Suggests Two
Methods of Shortening American Golf Classic

a. tns came num er ~ holes. This
aoud permit o. q day and a hair
.or qualifying purposes ~ neee sary
Golf e. etHl On an experimental
stage aud no lasting harm can be-
done by deyis.nr ad trying some
system ~ piss which ~li make the
players usore inclined 20 enter and
fre event Jess drawn out There
are no traditions built W az yet.
Thrrr's 49, tn tho name of the
new tsnuls king. hut That name
johnston hn= familiar ring amy
how Waiter and Jack are well re
frlrubrred.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-15
AGGIES DON'T
MIND THE HEAT

EAST LANSING. Mich, sept. r.
With Coach Mackliu still absent.
Assistant Coach Gauthier drove the
Aggie football men through several
hours Of gruellins practice yester-
day Hugh Blackjack was worked AZ
full. where ho made a good impress
sion Gauthier says that he viii
disregard tho heat again today and
send his proieges through some
sim workouts
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-15
sOMERS DO ESN
WANT CHEpPELL-

The report thar Charley So~e-.
De- 20 ge' Larry Chappeli -r5 SIS
coo oo-aelder vhom Charley onI-
key turned back 20 NnvaIsee fh.s
year as part % enc J1. s-ca deal
seems 20 be all 70 the bad .l- .he
reason 'lat Souers Says t1at be
does not want Caappei Gau,ir-
that Larry vosid make good 'n -.e
MAJORS IL given another frlel TIE
, Cleveland maE-2te says tdat BE
wants nftidcrs and lots ~ them
and That he .s looking 20 Cortskey
+ To- supply Some
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-15
YALE'S GOLFER
IS CHAMPION

GREENWICH Conn, Sept i5-
lalef goifug supremacy was un-
questioned today. francis Il Bios
Som won the individual champion
ship from Grant a Peocock. Of
Princeton. and last week The Blue
son ont in the golf teams tourna-
nrut
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-15
rlaq 10 port AustIr

HhRBOR HEACH Mich. Sept ~.
The Port Nustin team won the
championship ~ The Huron County
league YESTERDAY, when 90 defeated
the Harhor Beach club. 70 - in
the final game q The season
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-15

Perhnps the reason no-hit games
DO not ret much space ~ the
used 90 ~ because Writers grew tired
~ writing about nn-hit boxing
matches
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-15
SIX RACES;
NO THRILLS
Grand Circuits Long
est Card a Dreary
Affair

SYRACUSE s. S. sept l5-The
t grand circuit
ras ssas aas raced on
yesterday SIX events
oa card. and all uer, com
rals,.t ere oas not
a. t.a whole program. and e
s- fa ageary AFFAIR Wslfer
'., -re p- drife~ 20 Win more
one race Murphy Ter the
@ y ei.r5at victory
feature us raa isg Was the vlr
aE.s tHe early season
sensation from Indiana that has JUST
ue 10 form The summary
NIr.sIna springs Driving 'iub sweep
ttuLrs. boz ~ pHr-Uld Trottcrs
Two az rhr~et I'urSr $1,000.
'I'frst Urat Mondny.p
-anIh Miss
Nu.cbcD
t.t Winter
f1r ftif~seet l-
li.g',o'
, Pace. ) IN s. stoke sa.ooo.
l....rf|I
.N ..HDrII
si.raa
~ - :. ?
Ta c15t,
=iit Pace 8 IN 8. Purse $1,000.
.I~ Ma Ilarf .......
pa'r 81 -to<esi ......-
.rata- ,rfdrl 3
.a. l.t..rU l fJUNssJ
F fd pfeston'e Elisha ].
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-15

~portiun California; do tenni-
PLAYERS venr handkerchief around
thetr hendsf o.. e.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-15

wr~stna srrlng Driving 'iab sweep
stake Tor 5-N carotid TrottcrAg
Purse 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-03-07
PAYING CALLS LATELY.

is week, which
succeeded
las1 December in
now keeping their home until the
through
most Two three afternoons without other social
Of
Washington lille lar the general visiting world concerned
"od WITHIN assumed double the formerly had
from any woman in the circle more than the courtesy Of
lieu The
very properly for the households which hospitality
"ay hat OF the the Official round interpret their
DAY and enjoyed keeny by the recipients OF quite
discussing this phase Of life here the other day in One who
had the
at her home afternoon told how her turned into JOY and
the The absence
e had put the answering OF the door bell and the care OF
FIRST visitor making her arewes when the second arrived Not
able, caller her undivided
e she should make bad both she began to
bit 1t did the
:auaion to hostess and guest her entire mind answering the
babys and smiling and saved the all concerned
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In the Diplomatic Circle.

The Persian charge d'affalreS ana
Nine. Ali kuli Khan will leave for san
Francisco about the middle OF April
and will take with them their entire
household They have leased resi-
dence in the exposition city and Will
keep house there for some months.
They will probably take with them
some of the ancient treasures when
fill the legation here and make it the
objective point of notable visitors. and
especially students and scholars, from
all parts of the country. Mrs. Breed,
the mother of Nine. Khan, is guest
at the legation.
DR.. Carlos Manuel de Cespedes, the
minister of Cuba, and Sonora de CeS-
pedes who are now on their money
moon in the SOUTH will come to Wash
ington in about two weeks and viii be
fully established in the legation when
the spring season opens after Easter.
Society folk. and especially the young
girls of the diplomatic corps, are busy
getting ready their costumes for the
bal masque which Mr. and Mrs. Valen-
tine will give March 10. All of the
Young women of the Latin American
contingent will be guests, and many
of them are among the intimate friends
of Mrs Valentine, who is native OF
Guatemala.
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Dinners.

The assistant attorney general and
Mrs. Charles Warren entertained at
dinner last night.
Their guests were Mr.. Justice Nc
kenna, Senator and Mrs. Salisbury,
the counselor of the State Department
and Mrs. Robert Lansing, the assistant
secretary of the Treasury and Mrs
William P. Malburn. Commissioner and
Mrs. Ewing and Miss Josephine Patten
Gen. Charles Francis Roe came from
New York for the large stag dinner
party given at the Army and Navy
Club last night by the rficers who
served in the Indian war. Mrs, Roe &C
companied the general and they will
remain here until Monday, when they
will return to New York Mrs. Samuel
Spencer is giving luncheon in their
honor today, and tonight they will be
the guests at dinner of Gen. and Mrs
James B. Aleshire. Last night Mrs
Roe dined with Mrs. Peter S. Niche
widow of Gen. Niche, and an old
friend.
Capt. and Mrs. Eberle will be hosts
at a dinner Tuesday night
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Clover gave a
dinner last night.
Capt. and Mrs. John H. Gibbons en-
tertained at dinner last night at the
Chevy Chase Club.
Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Lamar enter
tanned at dinner last night.