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peen served III 'ne ioVeiy saroeh over
looking tne sun poor Oh the sao orooo-
ing lnoian. oncie sam never mace
better investment than when ne gave
the iano LOT the puiloihg "hich Mr.
carnegie wished 10 give as temple OF
hternauonai peace SO 1ar as the
Americas are concerned. Inc Sentrai
ana south american states contrip-
uted the interior furnishings ana oeau-
trying.
rEr,.r,.,,m.n,. planned
After having done all the usual
sightseeing, and as much more as
there seems any reason to believe they
will care to do. DR.. Pessoa and his
party will make short tour OF the
United States. stopping at most OF the
principal cities, everywhere being en-
tertained as the nations guests. Ad-
mirai William b. Caperton has been
detailed as naval aid TO the party.
and Gen. Joseph II. Kuhn, just back
from service in France, Is to be DR..
Pessoas military aid. Both Will OF
course accompany his party as long
as 1t Is In the United states. which will
rather give pause to Gen. and Mrs.
kuhns plans for starting at once for
California, where Gen. Kuhn had pre-
viously been ordered to take charge OF
Camp kearny. Mrs. Kuhn, who was
Miss Helen Squire, became Mrs. Kuhn
shortly after the United States entered
the war when Gen. Kuhn, recently
back then from an exceedingly trying
but useful two or three years as spe-
cial military observer for the United
States with the German forces, was in
command at Camp Meade.
Practically everybody still in Wash
ington was at the Community Opera
Company's production OF Il Pagliaccf
THURSDAY night 1t is a most inter-
esung experiment, this thing OF opera
py the people Tor the people, ana mas
attracted the attention ana support OF
EVERYBODY VINO Is interested IN popular
upii1t through the improvement OF
popular amusement WINE II Is the
war lamp community service thAt
niaue tne thing possipie' bringing as
uu ironi an over inc country 10
washington clever ana oisunSuisheo
helm put II over n whole large lot of
credit Is due to Edward Albion, who
drifted into Washington two or three
years ago with bee In his bonnet
urging tne estapnsnment OF nationaI
opera IN tne nationai capltal. MT
ALBION nad not oeen an opera pro-
queer. ne nag sung IN opera IN
SeAnaoa' "hence no came. ne IS
tnoroush musician teaches a httie'
pu. uoesh ! seein 10 Dc tryihs 10 MAKE
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Two operas thew gave "Tbe Ro-
hemian Girl" first and a bit later