Board ef Mreetors of the l?::ioan Chamber of Ooaaerce ?f the United states, IncTnt a n**tinp held on Tuesday the 9th Kr?y, re.nolve.rt to r*nder th?'fuir support of the chamber to tho International Con merclal fcxposition to take. plaoe in Mexioo City in September 19?E. You raay rest assured that the Chamber r/ill epare no effort to aaslst you in this enterpriee whioh *e consider one of the best neans now avail? able to foster Wer.ican-American trade. Yoiirs foithfully, tKXICAI! CHAMBER Of OOMMKHCB OP TKK UKI57KD STATES, Inc, JMB/JILB. iJOAair" American manufaeturers, exporters and business men in general are respectively requested to investi gate the splendid opportunity ?whieh this exposition offers to develop Mexican trade. For further information apply to EXPOSICION COMERCIAL INTERNACIONAL, S. A. 750 Woolworth Building NEW YORK 1604 North American Building CHICAGO, ILL. Robert Ammadale paid $37B for a collection of autographs of all presi dents of the l'nited States from Wash? ington lo Wilson with nn engraved por? trait of each president. William E. Wordsworth bought the Robert Hoe copy of "Pepy's Diary," printed by the De Vinne Press on veilum, for $.150. I Carpafccio Paintinir, Shown A ftill-length ligure painting bv Car- i j pncclo has been lent by Otto Kahn to 1h<- Metropolitan Museum of Art. for exhibition there throughout the sum m< r, it wns announced \esterdav. It j may be viewed in Gallery 30, among other pictures of the Italian sehool. Mr. Kahn acquired the painting, which is a life size portrayal of a young man in armor standing in a pirturesrpie landscape, two years ago in England lt. has not. however. been shown before publicly in this country. It la considered one of the most im? portant exampiei of the artist outsidf of Italv. Glean, clear, full-bodied. Watch the golden color when it is poured into your motor.