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Mr.. and Mrs. Gillian of Austin
spent Saturday night and Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs Cothran, near Zion Hill.
Miss Stella and Bessie Duncan
spent Sunday evning with Miss Una
and Eva Prater.
Roy Berry of near Vilonia spent
Saturday night and Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Melton.
Born-To Mr. and Mrs. Gabe Ho-
gan, March Z, daughter.
Mrs. Esther Cothran spent Satur-
day evening with Miss Unabelle and
Eva Prater.
Mrs. jamie Prater is spending few
days with Mrs. Pearl Hogan.
John Duncan has sick cow.
Zion Hill school will be out Friday
week.
Alice in Wonderland.
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services again here Saturday night
April 10, and Sunday and Sunday
night, April Il, by Rev. George Gen
ira.
Dave Smith and Sam oglesby of
Little Rock visited J. H. oglesby and
family Sunday.
Cliff Wilkerson, Fay Kanady and
Wilbur Brown were at c. M. Whites
Sunday.
Miss Emma White and Miss Edna
Rowland were the guests of Mrs. John
Kottong Thursday
John Kottong's fine English Walk
er hunting dog, Queen, was run over
by wagon Monday and her leg was
almost broken.
John Kottongs oats are up and
looking fine.
Alfred White is an extra early and
progressive farmer. He has had an
acre of corn planted for a week.
Alfred White has bought his little
son a pony.
W. Crowson, Dave Smith and jim
Goodwin were putting UP posts Fri
day, but there were so many en- the
job they failed to get them in row.
They were putting them up for J. H.
Oglesby.
Florence White and Myra Wilker-
son and Washington White were the
supper guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Kanady
Sunday night.
I would like to ask the Maumelle
a question: Is Rev.
Jack Taylor preaching on that circuit
this year? l will be very thankful
for a reply.
1.-THE Blue-Eyed Grille"
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We had our regular services at
Plainview Sunday. Bro. r. w. Nall
preached. His morning subject was
1.-THE Rich Fool" and his evening
subject was when Shall the End
Be, and the Signs thereof" Mat
thew 14th chapted and Isaiah 3rd
chapter Our Sunday school is do
ing fine and increasing nicely.
Charles Robert Winn, John and Da-
vid Singly visited Sunday school and
church.
Quite number of young people
took dinner with Miss Alma Turley,
the Misses Hudson and Nall.
Bro. R. w. Nall and family were
the dinner guests Of Mr. and Mrs. D.
V. Turley.
Madison Nall and Mr. Edwin Col
Inns of Little Rock were welcome Wis
itors at Plainview Sunday night.
Bro and Mrs. r. w Nall and Mr.
and Mrs. D. V. Turley went to Banks
Schoolhouse and organized a Sunday
school. and Bro. r. W. Nall is to
preach at o'clock the fourth Sun
day of this month.
Miss Mary Nall, Alma Turley, Glenn
ME Hudson and John and David Sin
gly went kodaking Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. o. d. Fultz is not getting along
SO well this week. She has been on
the sick list for some time.
Mrs. F. D. Oliver was taken to the
hospital a few days ago, but she is
improving nicely now.
Alfred Munson joined the navy
February II and is now stationed in
Mississippi.
Mrs Annie Munson called on Mrs.
]. A. Turley Sunday afternoon.
Miss Alma Turley, Clemmie Hud-
son, Mary Nall and Mr. Earl Munson
called on Mrs. J. A. Turley Sunday
afternoon.
Ernest Bright, Earl Munson, Mary
Nall and Clemmie Hudson were the
supper guests of Miss Alma Turley.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Hudson and
little daughter, Iva, visited relatives
at Alexander Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Staples and son
called on Bro. and Mrs. O. D. Fultz
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Mary Nall is now employed
by the Kress Mailing Order Company
and likes her work fine.
Come on, Martindale, we all enjoy
reading your. items.
Pansy and Violet
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Guess Who.

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Most everybody is ready to plant
corn around here.
August Knabe of Oklahoma, who
has been visiting friends and rela-
tiyes here, returned home last Fri
day
w. H. Kennedy was quite sick last
week, but is up again.
Miss Myra and Cliff Wilkerson and
Fay Kennedy attended church at Wal
nut Saturday night and Sunday.
Mrs. E. M. Wilkerson and little son,
Robert, were the guests of Mrs. ]. ].
White Saturday night.
Sunday school at Circle Star Church
is progressing nicely. Frank Knabe
is superintendent.
Clyde Ibbotson of Lonoke visited
home folks last week.
Miss Lera Beauchamp of Schaub's
attended Sunday school here Sunday
and was the dinner guests of Miss
Anna Bell Ball
Frank Knabe and wife were the
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe
White Sunday.
Miss Louie and Bernice Brown were
the dinner guests of Miss Annabell
and Maudie Ball Sunday.
Monce Cohen and family of Rubi-
con spent the latter part OF the week
with w. H. Kennedy and wife.
Fifteen loads of lumber were
hauled from Knabe & Smiths sawmill
last Saturday.
There is quite a lot of hogs and
goats dying around here.
Jack Knabe was riding around in
his new car Sunday.
Miss -Delora Brown, who is at work
in Little Rock, visited her parents
Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Brown.
Mrs. Joe Moore of Martindale visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. Ed Crow Sunday.
Mr. E. NJ. Wilkerson was called to
the deathbed of his mother in indie
pendence county last week.
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Harry Crook and Louie Sucka went
= inspect the oil well and gold Sun
dav evening. They are almost sure
thew will find gold and oil over there.
Mrs. ]. A. Lamb spent Friday with
Mrs. Lee Cullens.
Renfroe Cunningham has made two
trims this week to Little Rock.
Mrs. j. A. Lamb and daughter, Ma
bel visited Mrs. jamie Mathis Mon
day
Mr. Claud Stanphill and family Sun
day.
Albert Garvin and family Sunday.
Minnie Cullen and her small broth
Or Judge, visited their aunt, Mrs
lanes Crook, Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Levi Lamb and son, Edgar,
visited her sister, Mrs. Ed Schmidt,
and mother, Mrs. ]. A. Lamb.
Papa's Baby Girl.
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Mrs. Mack was a caller at Mrs
Alfred Burton's Monday.
Mrs. Florence Burton was the
guest of Mrs. Dona Box Sunday.
There was a dance in Tell All Val
ley Saturday night at Mr.. S. Kelly's
and it was a good one. Those who
were present were: John Isom and
his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Ho-
gan, Mr. and Mrs. Harris Holland, Mr.
and Mrs. Walker, Bojink Box, Claude
Goss, Pauline Merritt, Marion Burton,
Fred Bates, Ernest Walker, Mrs. Viola
Phillips. The music was furnished by
Mr. Walker, Harris Holland, Bojink
Box
Warner Hogan is improving with
his sawmill But the machinery has
not been brought out from Little
Rock. But it will be saving timber
the first of next week.
Mr.. D. ]. Box has the contract for
cutting saw stock and clearing.
MIS-. helley was cdller DIT u j.
Box's Sunday afternoon.
John Isom is superintendent of the
new sawmill.
Ed Phillips, Mr. Mcvay, B. M. Coul-
ter, Charlie Smidt, Lynn Kyser and
Ed Burton went fishing Saturday. Mr..
Burton got the only fish that was
caught
There was a dance at Mr.. Law
renee Kelley's Saturday night, and
there were at least fifty couples
present
There ought to be a compulsory
school law at Mt. Carmel School Dis
trict No. 9, for every boy and girl
20 go to school till the age Of IS. It
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Miss Sarah White left Monday for
Conway to attend the spring term of
the Normal
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Kot.
tong, March 10, a daughter.
Miss Myra Wilkerson spent Satur-
day night and Sunday with Miss Flor
enee White.
Misses Bernice and Louie Brown,
Miss Myra WiIkerson and Messrs.
Cliff Wilkerson, Fay Kanady. Wilbur
Brown and Luther Ball of Holly
Springs attended church at Walnut
Grove Sunday night. Also Messrs.
R. E. and John Douglass and Jim
Goodwin of Ferndale
There was preaching at Walnut
Grove Saturday night and Sunday at
Il, and Sunday night There will be
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Quite few of the farmers are pre-
pairing to garden some this pretty
weather.
Mrs. Lula Kumpe is on the sick
list.
Ivy Chapel school will close Friday
as our teacher has decided to return
home with her brother.
John Mckinney of Bauxite was a
visitor at Ivy Chapel school Friday
afternoon.
Mr.. Reeder and family spent Sunday
in Little Rock.
Obie Atwood has purchased a new
Ford touring car.
Mrs. Annie Pfeifer called on Mrs.
Smith Sunday.
Misses la Atwood and Dorothy
Treadway spent Saturday night and
Sunday with Myrtle Smith.
lack Diemer of Sweet Home Wis
tied Mr. Thomas Sunday.
Everybody should meet at Ivy
Chapel Stuarday for the purpose of
clearing off the graveyard. 1t was
not cleaned off March 10.
Mr. Rico and family of Bauxite have
moved on Albert Griglows place, va
Gated by Mr.. Lowry.
We are still having Sunday school
and singing at Ivy Chapel
Messrs. Dave Adams, John McKin-
ney and Charles Smith attended sing
ing at Ironton Sunday night
Hello, Guilford Gleanings and Par
ker's Schoolhouse.. We would like
to hear from you again.
Say, you Granite Mountain Springs
correspondent, we enjoy reading your
items. l have an idea who the cor
respondent is.
Sweet Forget Me-Not.
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The farmers here are through
planting potatoes and gardening.
On account CT the heavy rains this
week farm work has progressed slow
", while some have their land ready
for planting corn.
It seems that the flu has taken
a new start around Cross Roads. Gull
George and family are down with it,,
and there are several other cases.
We are sorry to note the death of
Mrs. Robert Rowland Of North Point,
and Mrs. Garrett OF Mount Moriah.
Mrs. Walter Green has returned
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Central School has been put on the
map. The teachers and pupils are
working together and the pupils are
on the royal road of learning.
The program rendered the other
Friday was a success, and was en-
joyed by both pupils and visitors.
Come on, rural schools, and let's get
out of the old 1rut:p We can do
things as well as the city or town
schools. Why not make this the lead
ing county of the state for education
The motto of the Central boys and
girls is to make the best better.
Mrs. Robertson's mother was laid
to rest in Bayou Cemetery March 10.
Mrs. Robertson wishes to thank her
many friends and neighbors for the
kindness shown during the illness
of her mother.
Those who were sick last week with
the FLU are improving.
]. F. Winn made a business trip
to Cabot Saturday.
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Misses Hazel Fullbright entertain
ed a crowd of young folks with a
party Saturday night.
Miss Irene Wilson of Little Rock
spent the weekend with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ. Wilson, near Jack
sonville
The pupils of Tate's Mill school
came down to contest with Vaughn
school in spelling Friday, March u.
The result was " to So in favor of
Vaughn. After the contest was over,
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Misses Elgia and Joy Stiles called
on the Misses Turner Monday after
noon
Misses Burma and Zola Turner and
Marcus Turner, John and Herman
avery attended church at Antioch
Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. w E. olmstead of
Little Rock spent Saturday night and
Sunday at Zion Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank skeen visited
relatives in Sheridan Sunday.
The people of Zion Hill are busy
planting and working their gardens.
Maggie and Jiggs.
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Mrs. Cothran spent Thursday with
Mrs Tina Williamson
Mr.. Burl Barentine and Mrs. Bessie
Sanderson visited Mrs. Sanderson' s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Abbott and
family, Sunday.
Sarah Webb and Leona Stanfeld
were callers at Joe Webbs Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. Caroline Abbott called on Mrs.
Keithley Friday.
P. S. Stanfield is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Wilson and fam
lily spent Sunday with Rasp Weeks
and family.
Callers at the Sayles' home Sunday
were Mr.. and Mrs. John Adams and
family and Miss Nancy Potts.
Miss Nancy Potts called ON Mrs
Abbott Saturday.
Mr. Doyle Webb of Mount Pleasant
was a visitor at P. S. Stanfield's Sun
day.
Miss Bessie Sayles spent last week
visiting friends and relatives in Little
Rock.
Mrs. Susan sayles and little
grandson, Henry, spent Friday morn
ing with Mrs. P. S. Stanfield.
Johnny
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the boys played ball, 5 to 1 in favor
of Tates Mill.
Mr., and Mrs. B. E. FeweI Of North
Little Rock spent Saturday night and
Sunday with relatives near Jackson
VILE
Mr.. and Mrs. P. l. Nixon spent
Sunday with Mrs. Mixon's parents,
near Jacksonville.
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WARNING ORDER.

State of Arkansas. County
of Pulaski-ss.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court.
Mrs. r. l.. Gentle. Plaintiff,
No. 25575. VS..
r. l.. Gentle, Defendant
The defendant r. L. Gentle, IS
warned to appear in this court With
in thirty days and answer the com
plant of the plaintiff. Mrs. r. l.
Gentle.
". S. BOONE. Clerk.
F. NJ. OLIVER, d. c.
Gardner X. Oliphint,
Solicitor for plaintiff.
Lewis Rhoton, Attorney ad Litenr-
1219-z6-2
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
Estate of Emma Cohen, Ward.

Estate of Emma Cohen, Ward.
In Pulaski Probate Court
Notice is hereby given that the am
dersigned. Flora l.. Cohen, Guardian
of Emma Cohen, will make applica-
ton to the Probate Court of Pulaski
County, Arkansas, ON the 18th day OK
April, 1920, or as soon thereafter as
the application can be heard, for an
order to sell the following lands sitn-
ated in the City of Little Rock, Pulaski
County Arkansas, to-wit
An undivided one-thfrd G-3) in
terest in Lot One Cd, Block Forty
nine (49), City of Little Rock Ar
kansas, and,
The North One-half "a of Lots
Six co and Eight (S), Block Three
(3), Midland Hills Addition to the
City of Little Rock, Arkansas,
for the purpose of paying the debts
of and for the support and maintenance
Of said ward.
Flor Il. Cohen,
Guardian of Emma Cohen.
oe
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ALL OVER THE COUNTY
CHANGING DAY OF PUBLICATION.

In order that may insure the delivery Of The
Puasan to every subscriber not later than Saturday he
day Of publication will be changed after this week from
Friday to Thursday Correspondents should write their
letters one day earlier eA
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office at Little Rock, Ark


U. S. Land office at Little Rock, Ark
February 81, 1920.
Wooters, of Congo, Arkansas, who, orr
May g. 1917, made homestead entry
No 014491, for NW4 seq, Section 3d.
Township 2 North. Range Is West
Fifth Principal Meridian, has filed no.
tice of intention to make commute tom
above described, before the register
OH the 9Th day Of April, 1920.
Green Canady, of Ferndale, Ark
J. II. Lindsey, of Congo, Ark.
FL. D. Price. of Ferndale. Ark.
Hattie Price, of Ferndale, Ark
BEN f. SPIRES, Register
5-12-19-26-2.
WARNING ORDER.
State of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski SIS.
In the Pulaski Cnancery Court
Ola Webb. Plaintiff,
No. 25502. VS..
Riley Webb. Defendant.
The defendant Riley Webb, il
warned to appear IN this court widths
thirty days and answer the complaink
Of the plaintiff. Ola Webb.
February 10th. 1920.
w. S. BOONE. Clerk.
J. A. GIBSON. ID. G.
RatcliT a Rateliff,
Solicitors for Plaintiff.
A. II. Scott, Attorney ad Llten1.
27-5-12-l9.
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Carl and Raymond Haynie says that
they viii be ready for school Monday.
They have been absent on account Of
the flu
Guess Who
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WARNING ORDER

State OF Arkansas, County
of Pulaski-ss.
Municipal Court, City of Little Rock.
Second Division, Pulaski County
NJ. Finklestein, II. Finklestein and r.
Finklestein, trading as M. Finkle-
stein & Co., Plaintiff,
vs..
Broadway Underwear & Hosiery Co. 81
Corporation. Walker D. Hines. d.
Southwestern r. r. Co. Defendants.
The defendant, Broadway Underwear
in this court within thirty DAYS. ana.
answer the complaint of the PLAINTIFF,
NJ Finllestein & Co.
March 18th, 1920.
H. A. KNowLToN, Clerk.
H. G. DALE, d. C.
Ben f. Reinberger,
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Will Sanders, Attorney ad Iitem-
12-19-26-2
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WARNING ORDER.

WANING ORDER,
State of Arkansas, County
of Pulaski-ss.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
George Prothro, Plaintiff,
No. 25572. VS..
s. II. Creel, ct al, Defendants.
The defendant, l. h. Griffith, is
warned to appear in this court within
thirty days and answer the complains
of the plaintiff. George Prothro.
March 3rd, 1920.
w. S. BOONE, Clerk
]. A. GIBSON, ID. C.
George r. Jones,
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
w. d. Jackson, Attorney ad Litem.
5-19-19-26
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Legal Notices
NOTICE or SALE.

Notice is hereby given that pursuant
to the order Of the Pulaski Probate
Court, duly made and entered on the.
10th day of March. 1920, the UNDER
signed administrators of the estate of
Jones r. Eyens, deceased. will offer for
sale and sell at the East door of the
Court House at 1900 NJ on the 18th
day of April, 1929, to the highest
bidder on a credit of three months.
wit:
113), c. +. Sehear's Addition to the
city of North Little Rock, County
of Pulaski, and State Of Arkansas
of March, 1920
WILLIE EVENS,
l9-26-2-9. ADMINISTRATORS
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WARNING ORDER.

State of Arkansas, County
of Pulaskf-ss.
In the Pulaski Cbancery Court.
Dan Daniel, Trading as Daniel Grain
Co, Plaintiff,
VS..
Sun Grain & Feed Company, Defendant
The defendant Sun Grain & Feed
Company. is warned to appear i n tlsizz-
court within thirty days and answer
the complaint of the plaintiff, Dam
Daniel trading as Daniel Grain Com
pany.
This February 24th, 1920.
j. L. CHRISP, Clerk
BY II. S. Nixon, d. c.
Frauenthal & Johnson,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
5-12-19-26.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
Cyril Scott Gives
Recital Of His Own
Compositions Here
Eva Cauihier Adds Charm to
English Writer'S Vocal
Works, While He PLAYS
Selections for the Piano

With Miss Eva Gauthier as inter
prefer Of his songs. the English COM
paser, Cyril Scott, gave recital Of
his works for piano and voice yester-
day afternoon at Aeolian Hall. At the
beginning CT the afternoon Miss Gauth-
Ter told the audience that she was
suffering from tonsilitis and asked in
diligence for her singing But no
apology was needed. so skilfully did
she conceal her ailment and only graft
tude could be felt for the art and
tanned beauty of her performance.
The most grateful person in the hall.
Of course, should have been the com
poser himselfg, for while his songs
we're more interesting, more endurable
than his piano pieces, it would be diff
cult to ime CINE tho'r successful presen-
taton, by a less accomp plished singer,
with the possible exception Of the
charming "Lullaoy," which has been
sung here before.
The first group Of Songs, The Pilgrim
Cranes Rain, Tranquility" a song
without words; "The Song of Already. -
contained little that was edifying or
enjoyable, and Mr.. Scott failed utterly
in realizing the magnificent oportu-
mites contained in the test Of "The
Sands Of Dee The second group in
c.uded "Lullaby," with its delightful
compartment. 1t also included AN
Old Song Ended which contained
much Of beauty, and "Tho Little Bells
OF Sevlla,' which was both ingenious
and effective. AS separate number
Miss Cauthior sang an "Idyllic Fan
tasy' for voice, oboe and cello, the
Instruments. played by Nj Matth eu
ana Mr.. Altschuier, remaining in the
privacy Of the artists room while the
singer alone occupied the stage. The
Fantasy WIS far from idyllic.
wha- has been said before but with
men. The first number, "Balad. "
Variations. OF course, the variations
were exercises in dissonance. In pas
toral No. 22' there was an obvious at
tempt - recreate the atmosphere of
Il Apres Midi Dun Faunx." Mr.
Scots "Rainbow Trout" suggested
pale limitations of Debussy's goldfish
There We're two notable exceptions to
che general sterile character Of the
piano pieces, Lotus Land,' a genuine
bit Of inspiration in which there is a
marked Oriental flavor and the cxcit-
inc "Danse Negre," effectively played
by the composer.
Il is said that in his book on mod
ernism Mr. Scott maintains that genius
only can be appreciated by itself
Perhaps this explains his attitude OF
Olymplan indifference to the audience
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
Margaret French Engaged
To WiIIiam Penn Cresson

Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Chester French
Yesterday announced the engagement
Of their daughter, Margaret, to Will
lam Penn Cresson, Of Philadelphia and
Washington Mr. and Mrs. French,
Miss French and Mr. Crcsson will sail
on the steamship Patri next Tuesday
for long soJourn in italy and other
parts of Europe.
Daniel Chester French is one Of
America mos, widely known sculptors.
The Lincoln Memorial, to be unveiled
tn Washington in the spring, is re
gardDd as his most important work.
Mr. Cresson Is son OF Dr.. and Mrs
Iiilbournc L. Crcsson, of philadelphla
He WAS in the American diplomatic
service for ten years, holding i'm
portant posts in the Embassies in
London and Pctrograd. He retired
from the diplomatic service when the
aitcd States entered the and
was Commissioned II captain in air
service. Later he served az chief Of
the American Military Mission at the
belgian General Headquarters. The
Eng VI Belgium made him Chevalier
II the Order Of Leopold, nnd decorated
nIfn With the trOIx de Gnerrc.
Besides his achievements in the
diplomatic and military service, Mr.
Cresson il the author of many books
Of history anditravel.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
Will Show American Art
silo's Gallery to Display Modern
PAINTINGS

Modern paintings by American
artists win be placed on exhibition in
Silo's Fifth Avenue Art Gallery be-
ginning tomorrow, TO continue on view
throughout the week. Many of the can
vases came from the Hotel Manhattan,
which recently was changed into an
office building These include works
by c. y. Turner, whose mural paint
lngs were one of the features Of the
former hotel; Robert Reid, Carleton
Wiggins, Charlotte b. Conan. J. G.
Brown and i. Hopkinson Smith.
The Hudson River School is repre-
scnted in the exhibition by the works
Of James NJ. Hart and Jervis McEntee
and other Americans represented are
Henry P. Smith, f. NJ. Boggs, Sydney
Cooper, a. I. Brcker, W 7. Richards
and Arthur Parton. Foreign painters
also represented in the exhibition are
Plot, De Beul, Ziem, Daubigny, D. T.
Hasbrouck and Robbie. There is also
q group OF antique canvasses. The sales
of all these canvases VIII take place
on Friday and Saturday. November 26
and y, each session beginning at 2:30
o'clock