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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-09-07
THE MOB SPIRIT
editorial correspo nd ence:

Saitoral Correspondence: /+- s-.,ts.
society,"
of
sometimes awaken people deadly ethay and say what you
o spirit.
The mob spirit not confined to the South it rife in every state
of this honest
not only the knowledge but admission the truth
good o at
tor OF that souhang sheet had rid himself Of his bile and his billings
he He
people o o
people they lives eacy
the entire
type of and by far better American citizen than that foreign
the o
profit it to the
IS
sS, :; snrrt orr trouh IS ~. S,a a, wv sc th t
sus sat We bavs atyen more e e ~ 70 ~, r ~ r d -
has,
guiding the Ship of State today, and guiding it WELL
The South count its virtues them with other
this habtabe
enforcement.
their galows. In
lows large altogether unwhpped
is what encou
jury try
the defense
they virtually
trial. this country there eonnuances until
their memories fail
only the but the people
convicted and the verdict
the lower court as by miracle has run the gauntlet and wthstood the
tecncaes of half ickly
the people, and heaven and earth
life And men without number who count themselves and counted
citizens will sign pardon petition
age to say NO
spirit
But ncucae the public mind for LAW without
which there be adequate Law Enforcement all
forced; small offenders for
Hattiesburg today
what? What a
of
to somebody al heart
totng any
ton Any effort being made to break Haesbug?
inquiries traps doing any.
they viii pull negro they think he armed but the negro gets
white Why
Tell the police Hateburg could
your ife
Tell the officers of the law state
they at it
Take
upon
promise
back Cali that
Law Enforcement? call it making mockery of
meshes of course
the South will be coned at and looked
read what Rev Mr. Solomon said: I'm the barber
nching and
bring heap Of it, Did not the murder
Rosenthal bring talk? The who
VIII the murdess Frank York
that much 0 Georgia?
any other one thing
any other
thing eating the very s Of good order and
government in the South is
Biloxi Miss, Sept g. 1915
abusing the whole South be
ordered Muyhysboo H. to the
the
preacher Taiston n
BY his nshbor with whom he disagreed about the European
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-09-07
for 5 years. Address W. g. m"''''
III 4-6t-c
Alexandria, La.

FOR sALE-Good grist mill cv' ,.,a
gin, with a good boiler and ens,ns ,
plenty of power for everything
Will sell for 1-S of actuai' 'a'uo'
100000. Easy terms. Doing goou
business.-D. D. Carter, CIV '.ais''
Bldg, Hattiesburg, Miss ~
FOR QUICK SALE-SS acres Oh ianU'
25 acres in cultivation, splendid rea
clay, level foundation; dweiiins'
barn, etc. Splendid place for cattle.
viii sell for 2-3 value OF place Il
taken at once. Price $'So.oo'
ed Brookly Ridge Road. y. var
- TIT
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-09-07
FOR RENT
SITUATIONS WANTED

class saw filler wants
job; best of references. Can come
at once. Address J.. r. Webster,
Epley, Miss. 7.1t.c
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-01
VILLA NOT AFTER
THE PRESIDENCY.

san Antonio, Texas. March 3l.-In
Il letter to Monterey business men ac-
knOwlCdging contribution Of mil
lion pesos demanded IN behalf of the
poor, General Francisco villa ycstcr-
day reiterated that he has nu desire 10
be president Of Mexico, according to u
dispatch from Monterey.
When the contribution was percmp-
torily demanded several Wccks ago,
General Villa scored committee Of
Monterey business men who visited
him, and ii Is said the delegation was
not permitted To leave until assurance
was given that the tax would be paid.
Il don't care what you think of me"
villa is quoted as saying in his letter.
Il am not Il politician; have never
held office, ana don't want to be pres
idcnt. When the people have secured
the government for themselves and vc
have peace | will retire to private lic",
happy"
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-01
CANNOT PEINT LIQUOR ADS.N,
M STATE OF. ALABAMA.
Chancellor Chapman at Montgomery
Holds Interstate Commerce Not
hnterfered With.

Dothu9 Ala, March 27.-The Ala
bnnu whiskey law, recently enacted
by the legislature, prohibiting the pub
fishing Of liquor advertisements in
newspapers printed or sold In the
state, was upheld in IL decision rem
dcred here yesterday by Chancellor W.
X. Chapman.
The decision was given in the ease
of the state o. Alabama vs.. The Mont
gomery Advertiser, In which the news.
paper sought to have dissolved an in-
junction restraining it from publishing
liquor advertisements. The chancellor
stated he would issue an order over
ruling the newspaper cumpany'S tie
murrers and the motion to dissolve the
injunction.
In his decision Chancellor Chapman
held that the anti.liquOr advertising
law was valid exercise of the police
powers of the state, and did not VIC
late the state or federal constitutions
or interfere with Interstate commerce,
and that the operation of the act OK
cused the newspaper from fulfilling
liquor advertising contracts.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-01
40 DISPUTE WITH VATICAN
IN CASE OF WAI..

Rome. March 3l.-rhc Giurna'' ~
a. Tia says It considers futile the I'll -.
or'>iu regarding alleged pirate ~;
gpt.aiious between the vatican and IA"
.rg,ian government concerning the S'a
~, 81 diplomats accredited to- the IIoi,
See IN case Italy joins the wal.
The paper rcTroduccS tho law GOV
erning the prcrogativcS If the pore
and the diplomats accredited 10 him,
together with the debate I'm parliament
VIXEN the bill was passed, {" prove that
II was designed 10 only cover times
OF peace.
The prudence II the mon ruling II
ally and those residing at the vatican,
the paper says, renders SupcriluouS
any discussion. In times Of war, II
declares, the Italian government would
not hesitate to remove hostile amhas.
sailors accredited even TO the vatican.
without in so doing, however, attempt
ing 10 interfere with the independence
Of the pontif. while the vatican cor
tainly would not create difficulties for
Italy in time OF war.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-01
Y y .
HUFFMAN.

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Hon, d. L. Skipper and Mr.. j. ID.
Swan were looking over the road sit
uation in our community Tuesday of
last week.
The new city Of DeSOto Is being Wis
HE'D Dearly every day by new pros
fectors with Il view of investing. 1t
y said quite a few are investing III
either city lots or farms. Some have
already started building operations
Dek0fo has the beauty and location
and quality of land. All it lacks Is
uansportation. But 1t Is coming, when
the failroad is extended south from
eebring.
NEST. Perry Etheridge and {. d.
GmnEer have gone to Gainesville. Dr.
Atheridge was also called there as n
Wit1ess in the United States court
M and Mrs. Ford, together with
Mu. Ford's mother, Mrs. Newbury'
q chicago, attended church at the
camp meeting at Sebring on last sun
Day.
On Monday Of last week Mr.. X. NJ.
Whitley was called over to Barlow on
Important business. He returned on
Nednesday night.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-01
G. 4 +. RAILROAD
IN HANDS OF RECEIVERS

Augusta, Ga. March 80. Petition
for receiver wdS filed against the G""r-
gla aud Florida railroad yesterday.
j. NJ. Wilkinson. Of Naldo>ta, Ga,
W. Il. sullivan. Of New York, aud H.
Il. War1cld, of New York, were ap
painted receivers Of the road by judge
Henry c. Hammond of the Richmond
county superior court. on application
Of the Baltimore Trust Company. 4"
Baltimore, Md.
The roads general offices are in y
guSta.
Tie rcccivcrshlp was brought about
by adverse business conditions In III"
territory traversed by the road.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-01
.
LANSING

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Our community was shocked on
Sunday TO hear Of the death Of Mr..
De Vars. who lived on what is known
as the Robis place. Himself and his
wife had only been on the place about
two weeks. The remains were taken
north for burial at his former home.
The ladies OF the Episcopal Guild
Arcadia met TO the number Of A with
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Il. Smith at thcil
lovely home in this place. a sumptu-
Gus dinner was served in the packing
house. which had been decorated for
the occasion, and II delightful time W,
enjoyedVE all.
George Miller has sold his place here
10 Mr.. and Mrs. Van Hooser, and has
gone To West Chester, Pa.
Gotfried Dittleton and sister have
left for Gainesville, y. y. She will
TO st. Louis, Mo.
Mr.. Van Ilooser will put an addition
10 his house recently bought, and wi
move here soon. +. Il. MunsOn VIII
do the carpenter work.
Mrs. Mobley, Of Dade City, is Wis
itlng her father, Rev. Hayman, who
is quite ill.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-01
MUTINY Is DENIED.

Washington, March An official
dispatch from the Vienna foreign of
fec 10 the Austro- Hungarian embassy
here. said $4,000 officers and men, ca
elusive Of $4,000 sick and wounded
were captured 10y the Russians when
they took Przemysl The foreign off"
denied reports Of mutiny in the gar.
rison. Russian accounts have place.
the number Of the captured garrison at
nearly 10000.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-01
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BUCK LAKE. .

=
Mrs. l.. Towncs, who has been
away visiting relatives in Texas, is ex.
pccied to return soon.
large crowd attended church last
Sunday 10 hear fine sermon render.
ed By Rev. J. Moore. Brother Moore.
who has been in the ministry service
only o few years. shows himself NJ
as making brilliant clergyman vcry
rapidly.
II J.. Waters is expected home this
week,
Mr., and Mrs, J. Ramsey were sev.
erai days the guests Of Mrs. p. W.
Van Meter.
Mr.. fitzpatrick, who has been at
hnntley Hill, will leave for Bushnell
his week.
Ms. j. Moore was the guest of
Mrs. ii. L. Waters.
Ms. W. Simmons has as her guest
her niece.
AIRS. Waters, Mrs. Van Meter and
Miss Ro1uicr were the guests Of Mrs
, Moore.
mrs. Henderson and Mrs. Driggers
were entertained by Mrs. Waters.
MIS-. II. l.. Waters and Master
hraDcis Han were several days guests
AZ villa Wadchutsconter.
Mr.. Mcleod has gone to his home IN |
Georgia.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-01
FORCE ALLIES CRUISERS
TO QUIT GREEK PORTS,

Berlin. March 0.-The Overseas
Agency today gave out the followingi
Information has been received
from Constantinople that Greece has
ordered that the damaged French ~
British war ships which put in at Sa
lonika must leave within twenty-four
hours. The ships were towed TO Nal.
ia.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-01
Al STRIiNS SUFFERED
SEVERE LOSSES.

Geneva, March 31.-A News dis
patch states the Austrians lost $1,000
in the fighting i'm the Lytta valley in
northeast Hungary, Sunday. one col
umn Of four thousand was wiped out
by the Russians.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-01
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We are stlli enjoying the coo.


We are stilI enjoying the coo,
<p.
~ We have alec been enjoying
Ting q protractcd meeting at o.
= Dir. G. r.. Hendrs and MN
'inHnil visited 1fyakka rity lasVI
VI Mrs. Lotto. Roberts, of Ona
10 spend week with her pareIfs
land Mrs. Q 4 Roberts, Of New
\ Her husbafd thinks It will i'm b
nshar health to leave the crowded
! ana enjoy the fresh country atn
ispnore a While.
3 Nm. II. J Bosds health has ben
s poor for the past week, but we are GLAD
10 see her improving. \,
= Mr.. Charie Mcleod and Mr.. EmoiJj
4 Albrlfton are spending while in Sar
| ,asota AR. N s Mcleod is also al
4 garasota
5 Nr. s. y. Hull Is very busy con-
/, structine new dwelling, which will
!. improve The looks of the community.
N Mr.. ID. v Hendry is going to Fruit
! vile next Saturday to buy some land .
Mr.. 5 n. Hun returned home last
Saturday from Pine Level.
/, Mr.. nbd Mrs. q. A. Boyd were Wis.
\ itinr their sister, Mrs. c. b. Hendry,
! Of New zion, last week.
/ Rev. j. A. Roberts Is again taking
he lead ~ trucking. His son, Mr.. Al
ton Roberts, spent a few pleasant
hours Sunday afternoon in Ona.
Mr.. b y. Roberts and son, Mr. OIL
lie Roberts, are away now on COW bus
inoss.
M. O. d. Hendry will begin Q
spring term Of school at Myakka head
school next Monday. Mr. G. f. Hull,
Aiss Ruby Boyd, Mr.. Bonnie Lane
and Others win attend and take nor
nal course.
we are still wishing for warmer
suEshlae.
Miss Belle Link, Of LaBelle, is
spending a few weeks with her grand.
parents. Mr. and Mrs. l.. Il. Goodell.
Mrs. W. Il. Link returned TO her
home IN LaBelle after spending a few
days With her parents, Mr., anu Mrs.
l.. E@Gooden.
Mrtb r. A. Swift, OF Batavia, N.
Y aid Mrs. Il. l.. Sheldon, Of Te-
eumseh, Mich, who have been spend
ing the winter with their sister, Mrs 4
4. n. Goodell leave this morning for
Daytona to spend Il few weeks before
returning 10 +heir home.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-01
GREAT JUBILEE AT BERMONT.

On Sunday, the 21st Of March, Ma
poIe0n Bonaparte Mizell, officially
known as n. Il. Mizell, unofficially
known as Bone by his numerous
friends throughout the entire state of
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-01
PARIS SAYS NO CHANGE
IN THE SITUATION.

Paris, March 31.-It is officially
stated there is no change in the situa-
tion since the report last night.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-01
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PAIINIDALE.

Iheir garden. = -. Iny IfffCr,ll
kinds of truck Is5&fnt IN tlrir ~.
and one Of the heads Of lettuce mtns
ures 20 inches across.
s. Peregrine, accompanied by Amos
McNamee, autOed to Fort Myers Fl
day, returning Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. &. Darcy made {;
short visit in Palmdale Saturday.
The long looked for organ for the
school building has arrived. Throu
the interest Of Mr. Peregrinc We were
al lie to secure an excellent organ
which should I've appreciated 10y all.
Miss Annagertrude Rftdy closed her
second successful term of school in
Palmdale Friday. A picnic was held
in Riverview Park, which was greatly
enjoyed by the children.
4 consignment Of tropical trees and
shrubs has arrived for. the city park.
Carl Wettrock, Of Venus. was H.
town Monday looking after some bus
mess matters. This is Mr.. Witrock'S
first visit in Palmdalc since December.
and he was impressed at the improve
ments which have been made.
Ralph Blair is out west of town
working with the surveyors ON the
public road survey.
William Wisncr returned WedncS-
day from Lutz, where he had been for.
several weeks looking after his orange
grove Mt that place.
Mrs. Grant Ridenour and children
departed Saturday for their new home
In LaBelle.
We are enjoying beautiful weather
now, after n disagreeable winter +"
south Florida.
J. c. Willard made business trip
o LaBelle Tuesday.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-01

1t will lee to your benefit t. come Ia
SchlosSbcrg's ;, 10 and De Store, Ar
Cadia.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-01

many 9beautifuf
gifts not only provo
popularity with the lad
cleverness in selecting his
among most excellent cooks
After all had done justlce
the most magnificent feasts 3
that few had hitherto had
fortune to enjoy, the entire
filed in the afternoon with I
games, barring those who wi
fering from hollis or oyer-eatiI
Mr.. Bone" Mizell, despite his
so summers, was the youngest
sprlghtly by in all that vast as
Among the notables present "
corpse, who cannot remember
he had a birthday.
1t is neea.sS to\explaln that
is one OF the oldeAt, most darI
most trusted rangeSs-SSn thI6
other section Of the tnptr
are few anywhere w
many years in the y
most excellent story
and interesting conn d.
excelled as a nelghbO5 IN
his neighbors md fl. hds.R
wishing him another fifty o.
py years.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-01

At the legislative mill. y
FoE grave debate deliberate. thSh pass
IA bloomin buzzard Gll
A. T.. A., I'm AmericaIAEagle.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-01

VIM. intent to eyade the lfovisiPns
Of this act, shall make 1Hse state
mcnt concerning the age of said child
or the time said child has attended
school, shall be deemed guilty of Y
misdemeauor and upon conviction
thereof may be lined In any sum not
exceeding fifty dollars, or by imprison-
ment in the county jail not exceeding
thirty days, or both SO fined and I'M
prisoned at the discretion Of tile court.
Provided, that any parent, guardian
or other person having the custody
control or supervision of any child en-
braced within the provisions OF this
act who shall be proceeded against ul-
der this act, may prove in defense that
he or She as the case may be, Is M
able to conpe'1th child under his Oh
her control = md school, and such
person may thereIpon be diScharg ~
from liability, and such child may be-
pi oceeded against as Il delinquent chi'd
under the statutes in such cases made
and provided,
Sec. 1. ANY parent, guardian or 9th
er person failing to comply with the
provisions Of this act shall forfeit al
the use of the school within the dis
trict in which such child lives, sum
not less than live dollars, nor NOR"
than fifty dollars, for the first oilens",
nor less than ten dollars nor more
than one hundred dollars for the sec
Ond and every subsequent oifcnSe, AMI
to which shall be added the cost Of the
suit.
Sec. 3. II Ihall be the duty Of the
teachers in the public schools through
out the state TO report promptly ana
regularly to the trustees of the school
In the compulsory school attendance
district in which such school Is located |
and to the county board Of public IN !
structlon, through the county superin.
tendent of schools, the names Of all |
parents, guardians or other persons
who fail to comply with the provisions .
OF this act 1t shall then he the dut, |
OF said trustees and said county iHard |
OF public instruction through thel
county superintendent Of schools to !
give written notice to the parents, !
guardians or other persons having Gus |
toby. control or supervision IF such
child, that the attendance of sl'l csild
is required, and If such parent, guar
llan or other person having the o'sto-
dy, control or supervision of said c.il'
does not comply Immediately with the
provisions OF this act then sad trus
tees and said board Of public inftruc'
ton. or either OF which, shall proceed
against such child as a 1e"ncuent
,hild. and against such paren', guar
Ian or other persons having the Gus
tody, control or supervision ~ such
,hild for violation OF this act for con
.ributing to the delinquency II such
child.
Sec. O. The county judges SburtS %
he respective counties Of the state
lhall have the exclusive jurisdiction OF
Ill cases coming within the tirms and
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-01

me Doaofo Count {
ms neHa cl VERY IA
I1nnfr. and urge
enroaona ia zach lof
81 a news letter eyA
natter ntH Few ".
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-11
MRS. JULIE E. MURPHY
TO Be BURIED IN TROY
Funeral of Widow of |. :.
senator Will BE Held at
RumSOn Tomorrow.

~SrArEicur. y. !. Juno lo-The
funeral Of Mrs julie r. Murphy, widow
at Uritod States senator Edward / Muir
ply. who died last night AZ l~n'orwcll"n,
her country home. will We held Sa'ur-
day morning ~ $50 o'clock in Holy
Cross Church at Rumson.
The requiem mass will ha said ny
Father James Callahan, after which the
funeral party viii leave for Troy, y Y,
the Murphy home.
Mrs. Murphy leaves eight children
Edward, William T.. Joseph j., John i,
Richard +, James L.. Mrs. Hugh ].
Grant Of Sew York and Mrs. ! Morris
Miller OF Troy All of the children were
At the deIthbod when their mother
passed away
Mrs. Murphy viii We buried tn ST.
Mary's Cemetery Al Troy. where the
body Of her husband ,s Inferred.
She was the daughter ~ ~ Michael
ne.ehanty Of Albany, the sister Of Judge
Frank H. Dolctaaty OF the supreme
Court Of New Work and of capt. David
Deleharty Of the United states navy.
Mrs. Murphy, who was q years old,
had been in falling health for some
time, suffering greatly from an anec-
ton of the heart.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-11
NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD.

An out door fote will he held this
afternoon at Whitcgaios Farm. tn"
country place of Mir and Mrs Henry
Marquaud, in bedford II1ls. y. Y
There will he booths for the sale Of
various commodities and Included in tho
programme VIII he a concert by the
Seventh Regiment Band. The proceeds
viii be devoted To the upkeep Of a
district nursery, Motors win meet
those leaving from the Grand Central
station at 2;l2,
col. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Thompson
Tef, the s., Regis yesterday for SoutS.
ampton, l. J., where they will he for
the summer,
Mrs. Alexander Mnckay- Smith and
the Misses GLADYS and virginia Mackay
smith of Washington, II. G., are AT thu
Plaza before going TO their summer
home, wild GIN, at Seal IIarhor, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. ira i!arrows have
closed their house at 5"l rdrk avonu,
and are AT the Plaza before going &c
their summer place, Wunderlich, in Sea
bright, ". ],
MIR. and Mrs. Vincent Astor, whc
motored in from RhinecLn yesterday
gave a small luncheon at the st. Regis
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-11
HOPPER REvIvES "IOLANTHE.'
Gilbert and sullivan Opera Last OF
the Present series.

DE Wolf Hopper ana his company re-
yiscd Gilbert and S%ulllvan's "Iolautho"
last night at the Forty-eighth Street
Theatre. II was the last of the presen'
series, which, It Is announced. VIII lee
continued, beginning early in August.
TIE opera was received with all the
coriiality hat has attended the other
REVEALS. Mr., Hopper was his familiar
funny self as the very susccpt.hlc'
Chancellor. Alice Brady sang accept
ably the role Of PhUlNS. The cast in
cludel Richard Temple. Arthur AID
ridge, Herbert Watcrous. John Willard,
Marie Horgan and GLADYS Caldwell,
Yesterday afternoon "Pinatorc' was
presented as a double bill with "Tritl
Ivy Jury the latter having been seen
ouHc before in the present representa-
lions. In this production George Mac,
fnllaue returned to the part Of can't
COrc0rdn. Mss Brady was the Jose
phinC aud Mr., Hopper was, OF course,
DiCk DCddryc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-11
ART LOANED TO HIGH SCHOOL.
Scvcnty-thrce Pictures From Nu-
scum for Washington Irving.

The rnpolitan Museum has loaned
TO the Nun Clpal Art Gallery in the
Washington Irving High school seventy
three pictures which were put ON eNhi-
hilton yesterday. The present showing,
which will lee orcu all summer with an
occasional rnnugs OF the pictures. con-
tains some most interesting specimens
Of the modern French painters. Among
these arc "a Coffee House in Cairo" by
Jean Geromr "A Moorish sentinel by
Clarin Deer in the Forest Twilight by
Rosa BonhcUu:a small but highly chtrac-
ten site Landscape by D,aa ana a hoauti-
ful example ~ Gains work IN a smiling
stretch Of French countryside
Among the other paintings which
hang in the auditorium are two examples
Of Martin REQ In n view OF the laguons
from the Public Gardens of Venice and
a delightfully."- atmospheric study of a
section of the Seine, with its optimistic
fishermen hidden among the clumhs Of
bushes ON the green bank Two examples
~ the Lowlards painters are to be found
from the brush Of Van der Nionne in
ror,raits of his brother and s~ister-in-law
4 small marine Is by Van lIuNSdacl
and Peter Mason IL represented by \
portrait. as - TeIburg. A characteristic,
Kitchen INTERIOR IL the work of Nlcu-
landt. 4 "puchesse de Mazarin" IL at
tr.hr,ol 20 tho French school, Just as n
portrait of a woman Is attributed to the
yrhOo! of Van byck. There are paint,
,ngs hs Francois, Mauvc, a sunsh.NS
"Bath.ng,' by Sorolla. Josef lsraels
Nrtz, lIoek-Iioek and Jules Breton
Douglas Volk is represented by n por,
trait OF Felix Adler and Irving Wiles by
a portrait of a member Of his family.