Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 307, 11 November 1916 — Page 12
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' A new display of the wot of Richmond artists has' been drawing much favorable comment this week." Because of the lack of space in the Starr Piano company's salesroom windows at Tenth and Main streets, the display hns been confined to some dozen of the best works of Richmond artists who devote their entire time to art, and to many water colors by Alden Mote. The display is exhibited by Orville Price In the Starr windows by courtesy of.E. S. Curtis, Starr managor. Two of the outstanding oils are those of Frank Girardin. Both are rich in color and tone, especially for his interpretation of reflections in a umall pool in which a meandering little creek hesitates for a moment. His other, Tippecanoe, has shared the attention of viewers. Pictures of One Type. All of the, pictures are of the type for which Richmond artists have gained their name as a school of paintprs of outdoor life. Kven Mote's water colors run to the type of the school, although he has attained to distinction as a natural portrait painter. He has no portraits on exhibition although there is a possibility his portrait of Isaac Jenkinson may be added. Charles Clawson, who has recently gained some big commissions in Chicago, has two of his meritorious works
in the display, Woodland Brook and Moonrise. Probably the most valuable and doubtless one of the biggest fine works of art in point of size available for exhibitions here is J. E. Bundy's Evening at the River, a 6tudy in shadows and fading light effects in which the sombre color of evening is skillfully wrought. Bundy's other pictures there are Early Snowfall, Winter on the Whitewater and The Storm. W. A. Eyden, Sr., again shares a place to his son, William Eyden. Each has a picture in the exhibit, the father's being The Fishing Village, Iceland, Michigan, and the son's An Autumn Scene. Mote's water colors occupy most of the west window. His The Sheep and another painted along the Lake Michigan shore after a storm and high wind have whipped the water into rollers, are receiving general praise. ' 1 .'
200,000 RED GROSS STAMPS SENT HERE FOR LOCAL SOCIETY
Preparations for the Red Cross seal selling campaign to open here Nov- : ember 22 are progressing rapidly and within a few days, the Wayne County Anti-Tnberculosls society will announce its campaign policy. The caml.1gn will be more aggressive than it has ever been before, since the possibilities of health organizations have
been realized in the employment oi visiting nurses, the assisting of tubercular persons and carrying on of antituberculosis hospital propaganda. Not.lco of the shipment of 200,000 Red Cross seals to Richm6nd was received today by Miss Mary Kennedy, the "anti-tuberculosis society's county visiting nurse. This is double last year's supply. With the seals will be various forms of advertising. Motion picture theatres will be supplied with Red Cross seal slides and will be asked to use them between pictures.
Masonic Calendar J
Monday, Nov. 13, 191G Richmond Commandary, No. 8, K. T. Special Conclave. Work in the Red Cross Degree. Tuesday, Nov. 14. Richmond Lodge, No. 196, F. and A. M. Called meeting. Work in the Entered Apprentice Degree. Wednesday, Nov. 15. Webb Lodge, No. 24, F. and A. M. Stated meeting. Thursday, Nov. 16. King Solomon's Chapter, No. 4, R. A. M. Called Convocation. Work in Mark Master Degree, commencing at 7:00 o'clock. Friday, Nov. 17. King Solomon's Chapter, No. 4, R. A. M. Called Convocation. Work in Royal Arch Degree. Refreshments. Saturday, Nov. 18. Loyal Chapter, No. 49. O. E. S. Stated meeting. -
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John Armstrong Chaloner, brother of Bob Chaloner, and famous author of "Who's looney now?" has applied to the Courts for an order to compel the committee of his estate to purchase him a "sleeping-car-automobile." Mr. Chaloner, who was adjudged mentally incompetent In New York State and sane in Virginia, complains that because of an otd injury in his spine he cannot sit up for any length of time, or sleep in ordinary Pullman railroad coaches. Chaloner is perhaps best known because of the "Who's loony now?" phrase which he telegraphed to Bob Chaler.tr, vr.tn the latter separr.-isi from his wife, Lina Cavalicri.
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SOMERVILLE LEAVES FOR FOREIGN POST TO WORK IN "Y"
' Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Somerville left Richmond this morning for Miracle, for a short farewell visit with Mrs. Somervflle's parents. This evening they will leave for New York city from where they will sail for Russia, November 18. Mr. Somerville, who has for three years been secretary of the Boys' department of the Y. M. C. A., has accepted a position with, the Petrograd, Russia, Christian association. About one hundred persons attended the reception given for Mr. and Mrs. Somerville and Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Schwan, at the association building last night. Mr. Schwan came here from Chicago recently to take charge of the physician training department of the "Y." A musical program was given by the Garfield school orchestra,. Mrs. Fred Bartel and Miss Carolyn Hutton. Various gymnastic classes gave exhibit ionss. Paul Brower, Harold Brown, Paul Hayward gave a special demonstration of apparatus work.
BOY MAYOR PROBES BUYING OF VOTES
To investigate frauds in the Boytown election last . Tuesday, Mayor Harris will call for a special session of the "Federal" grand jury next week. Principal Pickell of the high school will' be one of the main witnesses for the state. It is claimed that supporters of some of the leading candidates bought votes wholesale with ice-cream sodas, chewing gum, candy and peanuts.
TOO MUCH ELECTION GETS WIVES BEATING
Too much election celebration brought two wife beaters into city conrt today. ' , ' "He drove me out of the house Wednesday night and when I came home the next day I heard him coming down the streets shouting for Wilson," the wife of Henry Sittloh told MayoV Robbins. Henry pleaded guilty. She then told how he had attacked and beaten .her, driven her from her home a second time, pursued her and given her another beating, and how she was res-, cued by a colored man. The mayor took the case under advisement. H. G. Ewalt, another alleged wife beater, sobbed his plea of not guilty and said he did not want to be tried. "All I want, is to go back ohme to Minnie. Oh, Mr. Mayor, I never hit my Minnie." Mrs. Ewalt said her husband had been drunk for several days, had rer fused to go'towork and had been abusive to her. This :case was also taken under advisement.
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Moose lodge will pass on the plans for altering the Miller property, North Tenth street, so that it will be suitable for a lodge home, Monday night Blue prints showing the proposed changes are now on exhibition at the Light, Heat and Power company office, the Starr piano store and the Druitt furniture store. ' ' .
Her Son Subject to Croup. "My son Edwin is subject to croup," writes Mrs. E. O. Irwin, New Kensington, Pa. "I put in many . sleepless hours at night before I learned of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Mothers need not fear this disease If they keep a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in the bouse and use it as directed. It always gave my boy relief." Obtainable everywhere. Adv. '
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North Eleventh Street Between Main and A Streets Everyone Invited to Our SUNDAY SCHOOL Next Sunday, Nov. 12. Come, Bring your family and friends and help make this the banner day of all year at 9:15 a. m. A Glass "For Everybody. A Teacher td ' V Suit Every Glass. Help Co-operate With the Sunday School Association
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