Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 105, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 September 1920 — Page 18

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OME ARTISTRY IS EXHIBITED AT INSTITUTE exhibitions: Stephen Haels' collection of South Sea Islands Listings. Hours: Week days. 9 a. in. to 5 m.; Sundays, 1. p. m. to 9 p. m. Admission: Free Saturdays and undays, other days 23 cents. Children and teachers are free. BT KATHLEEN M'KEE. ■overs of beautiful architecture will 1 pleasure in visiting a collection of ty-Bix photographs of homes, together h the plans for the same, which have in lent to the John Herron Art Instie by the American Federation of Arts 1 are now on exhibition in the lnstie. 'he photographs themselves are works art, while the houses pictured from the erior and exterior views are as benutlLll types of Ideal homes, ranging from i elaborate structure to the unpretenus bungalow, are Included In the coition. Jbere Is one highly intricate plan for a ge suburban dwelling, and another litone called La Cabana, which are In vet contrast. Some are planned on the colonial fashi and others are old English, while t has a touch of the Creek archltee•e and another a hint of the French :isan. The long, low rooms of the popular ibhouse style are shown by one nrehlt, while another shows one of the y “built for two occupants only" >ms. tome are designed to have lights biazj from every room at night, and othi will have only one reading lamp in > evening. 3ut "a thing of beauty Is a joy forsr” In one row of model homes of a idest nature offered by one artist. DHBTRIAL IXLNTE9. The plans for a modern Industrial nsing development are far more artle than many of the most imposing mes in Indianapolis, tome are designed to be set off by ge grounds with extensive landscape rdening and others to be Inclosed In m hedges. tome arc designed for small families I others for large, but whether of a dest type or of an expensive nature, are beautiful, and contain a distinee individual touch of “homeliness.” ’he American Federation of Arts is an

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association composed of art loving persons in all parts of the United States, whose contributions make it possible for exhibitions to be circulated throughout the country. These displays Include oil, water color and pastel paintings, pottery, photographs and other types of art work, some of which are very valuable. Small towns which possess no art gallery may through members of the association arrange to secure one of the exhibitions. The collection of South Sea Islands paintings by Stephen Hnweis, which Is on exhibition in the east gallery of the Institute, will continue to be 9n display for the next two weeks, when it will be replaced by a collection of photographs of Greece. PHOTOGRAPHS OF GREECE. These photographs have been sent out by the Greek government, accompanied by a guide who will give lectures upon them, for the purpose of acquainting the public with the beauties of modern Greece In comparison with the Greece of the past. A number of paintings of Hawels deal with a modern movement to Interpret movement on the canvass, and deserve considerable credit. A group of studies of the natives affords an excellent opportunity to the student to get acquainted with the habits and customs of the Islanders. In several studies of natives Haweis uses his scheme of breaking up the background, which does not detract from the central figure. The undersea pictures of fish life are another interesting phase in his work. Here fish of glaring colors are surrounded by other equally blazing and apparently inharmonious colors, which are evolved into other forms of sea life when studied carefully. Imagination is perhaps the greatest factor In understanding Hawels' work, for It refuses to be classified under any set.of rules of the real and exact. Nor do any two persons interpret a picture to mean exactly the same thing. But they are all worth studying, siiu-e thev are in themselves very beautiful and mark an epoch of Introducing something.

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Where’s Baby’s Nurse Bottle? NEW YORK, Sept. 10.—This is a story with a kick —Infantile but vigorous. Gustave Barnett, infant, kicked his nurse, Martha Lewis, so hard she Instituted suit for 910,000 damages against his mother, Mrs. Antoinette Barnett, charging neglect of proper teaching. Miss Lewis declared Gustave's kick necessitated a surgical operation.

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INDIANA ASKED TO COAL MEETING Three States Session at Columbus, 0., Wednesday. An invitation has been received by E. I. Lewis, chairman of the public service commission, from the public utility commission of Ohio, asking him to participate with representatives of Ohio and Michigan commissions in a conference on the coal situation of the three states. The meeting will be held at Columbus. Wednesday, Sept. 15. The purpose of the conference as explained by the Ohio commission Is to formulate a protest to the tnterstete commerce commission against existing priority orders which are said to discriminate against this part of the country. It is charged that the federal commission has assured almost a 100 per cent coal supply to the northwest and New England districts. Mr. Lewis will confer with Jesse E. Eschbach, chairman of the food and fuel commission, regarding Indiana’s representation at the conference.

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Auto Balks on Track; Aged Woman Is Hurt Special to The Times. VINCENNES, Ind., Sept. M. G. Lytton, 80, widow of Dr. Jefferson Lytton, pioneer practitioner of Wheatland, suffered a broken right arm ami possibly serious Internal injuries, when a C. & E. I. Routhbond passenger train bit the auto in which she was riding, at the Second street crossing late Thursday evening. Her son, W. W. Lytton, who was driving, killed the engine on the track, Jumped out and tried to reacue his

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mother and bis sister, Sarah Lytton, who were in the back seat. arah Lytton was only slightly injured. Real Estate Agent Opens Office of Own George A. Lucas, who has been connected with real estate firms In Indianapolis, has opened an office at 405 People’s Bank building and will operate independently in the future. He is a member of the Indianapolis Real Estate Board and has been Interested In a number of large real estate enterprises in this city.

Hamilton Man Asleep, for Five Weeks, Dies Special to The Times. NOBLESVILLE, Ind., Sept. 10.—2saa< Wolford, 61, Is dead at bis home in thi northwestern part of Hamilton county as a result of sleeping sickness. He had been ill for five weeks and slept most of the time. He was a member of the Improved Order of Red Men and the I. O. O. F. lodges. A widow, three daughters and two son* survive.