The mirror., 1914-04-09
Much Ado
About Nothing

nevertheless
credit must be given to these neophyes who have succeeded
through their persistent propaganda in ensng the attention
or serious periodicals and their coumns
publications who have always held strictly to the es
abshed order of things and who looked correct
models IN which to seek and study the best in the illustrators
art Therefore, surprised valuable space
given to this revolutionary movement in such publication
note the much mooted Nude Descending Stairs by Von
You know the bundle of shingles which joined
their riotous ud coos much resembling the
g 1ea a S hs gSk nd hnfSs neas f St
Battle of Lights Coney Island. The subject the hands of
master, pregnant of possibilities depicted by Stella
becomes tumble of uxapoons chromes warm primary
tones sharp contrasts to each other with here and there
fragment of lettering which discover mean the artists W
attempt conveying the impression of ocaity signs in
question relating to Luna park Steepe Chase park etc. and
other enterprises of that we'll known An
exception however be registered the Freska
whose yellow Interior occupies the place of honor the
frontpece But this mans method entirely foreign to that
of the company which he is listed He handles correctly
conceived and executed original decorative
His soft yellow predomnang pleasing soothing
to the the young the kmona accord
ing the established methods Why should he be cassed
with those other mpobes! The only departure in
his method be his originality and in handling
his high lights without calling to his aid neutas and
No. nohs is wrong when placed in the category
the Others His pogessveness destruc
tive Well does The Century attest to this when singles his
work to occupy DHoNEUR in its pages.
7 Vernal days are these that are ushering
,.-, ,z,.., in April, and the harbingers of spring
f th H;h.s proclaim the approaching flight north
c.I1 ward OF that vast army who, seeking
~ to escape the rigors of our white win
thermal peninsula bahed by the blue of the gulf
Rejuvenated and with lease of fe of them
to plunge into problems and activities that the
veal of communities while others merely begin
chapter the continuous round of pleasure Among the
former there which, naturally personal in
teres and in welcoming him back amongst utter the
wish and sentiment that his ooun in the land Of the alligator
and the waters of the king and fish, has of bene
fetal results and renewed vigor for fresh achievements
The other day newly elected congress
man, the Honorable Mr. Vomer 1--WE
Tempting do not know whether he claims kinship
Statistics with the local efficient bearer of that
name)- this particular Vollmer halls
from Iowa. But to Mr.. Voll-
make his maiden speech and in the of his
remarks took occasion illustrate the present of pros
perty of the Iowa farmer and singled community of
only hundred inhabitants where there exists hundred
and five automobiles and bank with capital of
mlions In former line of activities, should naturally
have gravtated toward that happy community One hundred
and seventy five automobiles population of only hun
dred Great Lord What rich field and what possibilities
this spes And just think of the toothsome cake
those prospeng farmers aud daughters be able
conection 1t fairly sckens to ponder what
deprived
There certain old that have mighty little use
and of them the effect that opportunity knocks but
once at every mans door.
Every day and all day opportunity pounds and camors at
door, shouts In deserted streets and the crowd
pucks passerby mpores glance from every eye,
basks In sunit shadowWa