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Aged 10.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-15

utensils. She wears the white cap and
dark dress OF the woman OF her class.
The Young Mother" By A. Kemp
Tebby. Is what Is known as a story
painting. II shows a small dining and
living room combined with all the
decoration and furniture OF a family
none too we'll OF in this worlds goods.
One OF the children is seated on the
edge OF the table apparently having
just finished its breakfast. while the
baby Is asleep IN a clothes hamper
half covered with a homemade canopy
The mother Is talking 20 the older
child. as she IS about 20 finish dress
ing f. the stockings lying upon her
lap. Just outside the door stands a
Sister OF Charity looking on the scene
with thoughtful face.
Hugo VogeTs modern painting OF
the Mother nursing her child while
seated in an arbor OF flowers is regard
ed as one OF the famous modern pic
lures Of the mother. II Is said that
it bears all the features OF his own
mother with one OF his younger broth.
ers and was perhaps made from a
sketch IN his own home.
Mothers Day
Each year when our government
calls upon US to celebrate Mothers
Day" whatever our age or condition
our thoughts will go back 10 the time
when Mother showed in a thousand
ways her love and devotion and en-
dIred many sacrifices and privations
that we might have the things she
thought would make for cur good.
The influence Of those times will al
ways remain fresh in our memory. an
influence which IS the greatest OF oil
the forces for the welfare OF the hu-
man race.
Truly it has been said that 'sThe
hand that rocks the cradle IS the
hand that rules the world"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-15

masters might be mentioned and the
Madonna or Mother has for several
hundred years played a great part ia
the art world, any number OF the great
artists putting their feelings for their
own mothers on the canvas.
Modern Art
Coming down to modern art, we all
look upon Whistler's great portrait
known 10 him as MY Mother" as the
best OF that splendid artists many
works. This great American was born
i'll Lowell. Massachusetts. in 1884, and
was intended by his parents for a mil
itary career. This was distasteful 20
the boy and after he was dismissed
from the military school for making
caricatures he showed a great fondness
for drawing and later for painting in
which he displayed great individuality
in cOlOring He went abroad and f.
nally took up his domicile in London.
He always showed an unusual affec-
ton for his mother and in 1890 he
executed the famous picture. This
Artist Mother" which now hangs in
the Luxembourg gallery. The sweet
rePose of the face and the placid do
mesticity Of the scene proved his excel
lent technique. The arrangement OF
gray and black was we'll executed and
showed more perfect detail than any
Of his other works. When the art
critics spoke TO him Of this ne re-
marked Wei. il was my Mother"
and the whole story of many paintings
was summed UP in these few words.
Again we have The German Moth
er" painted by Eva Bagge. which
while not quite as late as that OF
Whistler, is the perfect type OF the
middle aged German mother. who has
grown old by sacrifices and she is pic
tured here as the maid Of all work
pairing potatoes in the German peas
ant kitchen surrounded by cooking
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-15
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Fra Angelica, Philippe Lippi, Cir
landaio. Giovanne. Bellino. Perugino
and a host OF other painters followed
in the fifteenth century, all vieing with
each other as to who could show the
real mother. For a long time she was
OF the conventional type. and Fra
Philippe Lippi was the first one 20
break it when he portrayed the moth
er as the very incarnation OF love.
Botticeln, in his Magnifcat. started
the fashion OF the round picture OF
the mother, rather than of the long
or square canvas and for a time the
great artists painted the circular can
vas.
Leonardo da VinCi has only two sur
viving paintings and these are in Eu-
ropean galleries. and are both OF sur
passing beauty and a perfect type Of
mother love. Andrea del Sarto painted
many. but Corregio's mothers" are
perhaps the most famous for many
were altar pieces and are stiII shown.
Raphael. next 10 Murillo is perhaps
the favorite as his mothers are Of so
many types First. he painted the
dreamy sentimental type. the highest
I development OF the ClllDi IAN OF K III
he Middle Florentine period the
mother became Of a more settled char
acter, while in the Roman period she
was far more noble looking. which
showed her to be a woman OF great
| feeling and devoted love for her Off
spring He painted fifty large pic
lures of the mother. some with the
Child and some without, but all
I equally beautiful.
Rubens painted many canvasses OF
the Mother, but he always used his
sccoad wife as his model. and while
the coloring was excellent the face. by
no means. suited the subject. and few
people care for his Mother" pictures.
unless they are special admirers Of the
Rubens school ANY number Of old
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-15

sample them 20 get the proper effect.
but he never became a drug addict
AS a result OF his Investigations. he
became 50 adept in playing dope parts
that he was constantly IN demand by
producers FOR such roles.
Harry Carey And His A-cor-deen
While filming some scenes for his
newest Universal photo drama sBul-
let Proof" Carey had an opportunity
10 rest while the set was being ar
ranged. The setting used al the time
was a general merchandise store IN a
COW town. and among the articles ar
ranged on the show case was an elab-
crate concert accordion which attract
ed the stars eye.
do you want 70 hear Sweet AIDE
liner" he asked Beatrice Burnham.
who is playing with him IN this fea-
ture.
rs It a new jazz" inquired Bea-
trice, who was born since the days OF
the serenade-
lust listen" answered Harry. and
he began his worst
After his sixth blue note Miss Burn
holster and gently informed Mr.. Carey
that music might have charms. but
she dared anyone to call her savage.
A Star In The Making
Unless all signs fail. there IS a
youngster on the Universal City lot
Just now who will be q star before
many moons. and he Is only four years
self styled Breezy Eason.
Breezy" Is the son OF Reeves Eason.
supervisor OF Western dramas at Uni
yersal City. and first appeared IN a
photo-play about SIX months ago IN
The Cowboy and the Kid" Soon ex-
hibitors from all over the country be-
gan writing 20 Universal. asking for
more pictures with "the greatest kid
in the movies" as one OF them eI-
pressed IL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-15
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The negligee was designed by Claire
West. head OF the De Mile wardrobe
department, following the directors
request for "a gown which would
make a man hate q woman one min
ute and love her the next"
Stars In Boxing Match
Norman Selby kid Mccoy" and
Robert Warwick (righ) engage in a
boxing match. later TO be hlmned for
the Paramount Aircraft screen YER
sion OF F. Culstey's play. The Man
From Blankleys." Elliott Dexter.
well-known leading man Is the ref
cree.
"On With The Dance"
Mae Murray as Sonia VarinoI in
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-15

erence for the mother in many chap
tiers. but it was not until the Virgin
appeared that the mother began TO
show in art. St Luke. one Of the
disciples. was said to have been an
artist and he painted many pictures
Of the mother Of Christ.
The early artists followed his ex-
ample and the Madonna was their
favorite subject. Naturally she was a
woman Of their own country, Italian,
French. Flemish. German or Spanish.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-15

mother. After that she took her place
in art. 1t remained fo- Gothic art
to make her more perfec,; then all
great artists began TO portray her on
canvas rivaling each other ih picturing
a face showing mother love. Murillo
portrays her with great beauty espe-
cially in his famous Immaculate Con-
ception which has been regarded by
art critics as the worlds most beauii-
full painting. II hangs on the walls
of the Louvre Of Paris.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-15

but always the sweet face of a woman
who looked as though she had SUI
fered. The old masters excelled in
this work and their pictures are to-
day worth thousands OF dollars.
Ancient Art
The Virgin in paintings. as the
mother. did not become popular until
after the Council Of Ephesus in 431.
byzantine art of the sixth century
created the type OF the Youthful
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-15

Peter Kirkstone. the opium smoking
son OF Judge Kirkstone in The
Rivers End" First National picture
After witnessing a performance Of
TulIy Marshall IN the famous play
The City" some years ago. Mr. West.
impressed with NIarshalIs interpreta-
ton OF the dope character decided 10
make a study OF the type himself He
went so far as 70 buy narcotics and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-15

"On With The Dance" George
Fitzmaurice production for Para
mount Aircraft Miss Murray was the
original Nell Brinkley Girl in the Fol-
lies OF 1908 and was the starred per-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-15
torrance in the Follies OF 1915.
A Good dope Tiend"

Charles West, said 70 be the most
expert portrayer OF dope hend parts in
the country, Is now to be seen as
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-15

Lying instincts in human nature Is
the feeling OF reverence and re-
spect for the mother. In all
lands and all ages Is found that defer.
ence and love which exists between
mother and child and even among
those tribes or races where the WON
an may have been the burden bearer
or little better than a slave N tho
man called husband there Is found a
close tender relation existing between
the mother and her offspring
As far back as history records 81
was the mother who was uppermost
in the minds OF men and women. so
1t has been in all ages. Even on the
battlefield OF the present war the
nurses who were with the dying SOL
diers in hospitals or the chaplains who
tired to make death easier in the
trenches. both say that the dying SOL
der invariably spoke OF his mother; II
conscious he wanted TO send her some
message and II delirious his mind
seemed to go back to his childhood
days when he played at her knee. The
old testament records that great rev.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-15
Mrs. Drew Back In Pictures New Star The Original
Nell Brinkley Girl = Carey Plays Tune

Ayres. popular leading lady OF the
screen who has Just signed a contract
with Marshall Neilan and Albert
Kaufman. the two movie producers
who recently formed a producing al
lance Miss Ayres has already start
ed work on her first vehicle for Mr.
Neilan. She will be remembered as
leading lady 70 many OF the most pop
ular stars including Z. X. Lincoln.
william Russell. Harry Morey and
Edward Earle.
4 Negligee With A Story
Bebe Daniels wearing the negligee
about which the story OF Cecil B. De
Miles why Change Your Wife?"
Paramount Aircraft picture. revolvss.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-15

- HE charming Mrs. Sidney Drew
al will shortly return 20 the screen
in a new Psths comedy, The
- Emotional Miss Vaughn" She
had firmly decided never again 70 act
before the camera. although she
would direct and produce the good
old-fashioned comedies made famous
by herself and her late husband. But
Movical America decided otherwise,
and each days mall brought 4 thou
sand requests for her 10 please act
some more. And then came a part Just
suited 20 her SO what could she do
but change her mind like any ordi-
nary woman?
F1lmdOm's Newest Star
F1lmdom's newest star is Agnes
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-16
APPROVAL OF TRAFFIC
I SURVEY is REQUESTED

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov IS. (Spl.)
Approval of the traffic survey OF
tne Memphis street railway with
plans, for rerouting cars and other
wise improving the service on the
surface lines in that city was asked
ef the state public utilities commits
sion Tuesday morning by representa-
ives of the railway and tile city of
Memphis. 7. H. Tutwiler, one of the
feceivers of the railway company;
Horace Johnson, city commissioner,
Snd Ross w. Harris, consulting en-
gineer, who made the survey, were
present to place the plans and the
findings of the complete survey be-
fore the state authorities.
+ There was little doubt but that the
commission would grant its approval
OF the plans. The commission also
amended its order of March Is, 1920,
authorizing the issuance of bonds for
Improvement of the railway lines
Which were never issued by author
izing the receivers to expend for i'm
provement and new construction an
fmount not to exceed so per cent of
80 i'a,L Snewal and replacement reserve
~ Ehe company, provided this au-
n GRITTY shall never be exercised so as
to reduce this reserve at all times
available below S75,0ch
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-16
War Heroes Taking
/ University Courses

y FAYETTEVILLE. Ark. Nov, 16.--
Among the SIS federal students en-
rolled at the University OF Arkansas
this year are three veterans of the
world war who were decorated with
the croix de guerre, several who were
cited for bravery, and four marines
who took part in the battle of Cha
teau Thierry. {
These men, sent to the university
by the federal board for vocational
education, have seen service in prac-
tically every branch ofNthe army, and
include marines, sailors, artillery
men, cavalfymen and medical corps
troops.
One of the men, Mai. r. M. Angus,
served in the regular army for p
years and saw service overseas. He
now is enrolled in the College of Ag-
riculture and is taking o course in
poultry breeding. Most of the men
are taking two-year courses in cleo
tiicity, stationary engineering or
other vocational training work.
Some of them, however, are enrolled
for the regular four years course
and are candidates for degrees. Ac-
cording to the registrars records
they compare fayorably with the
regular university students although
many of them have been out of school
ten years or more.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-16
WOULD HONOR JACKSON
AND, SEWER IN HALL
Knox County Man Wants Stat
ues in Capitol.
tNems selmltar Specially

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 16.--
Statues of Andrew Jackson and John
~evier may be put in Statuary hall,
Washington. This is one of the am
billions of Senator E. E. Patton, ac-
ton for which he proposes to pro-
mote at the next session of the leg
islature.
Under the rules governing statuary
memberships, Tennessee has a right
70 place two statues of her sons in
Statuary hall at Washington. Sena-
TOR Patton states he can think of no
two Tennesseans, living or dead, who
are more entitled to this honor from
past service, heroism and fortitude,
as builders of Tennessee, than Sc
Tfer and jackson.
N The remains of John Sewer, the
first governor of Tennessee, lie in the
courthouse yard at Knoxville. He
fought many battles with Indians in
this section.
The history of East Tennessee is
also connected with Andrew Jack
son, and in his trips from the Her
fnitage to Washington while presi-
dent of the United States "Old Hick-
CRY" often came through Knoxville.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-16
ANDERSON IN LINE
FOR U. S. ATTORNEY

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Noy. 16.
1t seems to be generally conceded
here that James H. Anderson, ref
cree in bankruptcy, is to be the next
United States district attorney, if he
wants the position. This concession
is based on the fact that Mr.. Ander-
son is known to be acceptable to
Judge e. T. Sanford because he is
now holding the position of referee
in bankruptcy under the appoint
ment of Judge Sanford. He is a
friend Of Congressman elect Joe
Brown and a son-iu -law of Senator
Newell Sanders, without whose in
dorsement it is said no man need
apply at the pie counter.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-16
ARKANSAS GUARD TO
BE REORGANIzED SOON

LITTLE ROCK, Ark,. Nov. 49,
Reorganization of the national guard
in Arkansas, although plans still are
tentative, already is proceeding in
Arkansas, according to Maj. Henry
f.. Friedman, assistant adjutant-
general of Arkansas. One company
the Pine Bluff machine gun unit, has
been recognized by the war depart
ment, and ten other companies are
in process of organization. he said.
They are located at sArkadelphia.
Prescott, Hope, Camden, Magnolia,
Earle, Mariana, Helena, Fort Smith
and Harrisburg. Under. the tenta-
tive plan for reorganization of the
national guard Of the country, Ar
kansas will be in the 39th division
and will have an allotment of 1851
troops at peace time strength, sub
ject to war expansion to $500 men.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-16
WILSON TAKES HAND
in MAIL POWWOW

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1S.-Presi-
dent Wilson has taken personal di-
rection Of the major American poll
cies to be adopted with regard to
matters before the international COM
munications conference in session
here.
Undersecretary Davis. of the state
department, chairman of the commits
sioners to the conference, has been
in frequent consultation with the
president since the converting of the
conference
The presidents interest in the sub
jects before the conference is known
to have been inspired by the discus
sions in Paris at meetings of the
council Of five of the disposition of
tire German cables and other matters
relating to international agreements
on communications
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-16
DOCTORS AND DENTISTS
PLAN KNOXVILLE HOME
News sclmitar Specially

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Nov. To-
Doctors and dentists of Knoxville are
considering a plan to beat the II. G.
L. and also landlords. The plan is
to erect an office building to be
used by doctors and dentists = eX-
'clusively.
The several score doctors and dem
lists in Knoxville are now paying
large rents for office, laboratory and
consultation space in several uptown
buildings and it is said that the doc
tors who are fostering this move
ment to have building OF their own
claim this money would in few
years pay for a handsome office
building and then the building would
belong to the doctors and dentists
and they could possibly cut down
their rental charges.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-16
A great saving made possible by a sale of
Boys Suits and
OUeTCOltS

Every suit and overcoa in the boys store comes into this
sale, without thought to first cost or selling Models are
those approved by fashion, wooden fabrics and the
highest class workmanship all enter into the makeup of
these garments, every of which smart and new and
this seasons merchandise and all bear a reduction Of
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-16
Unsurpassed in Importance sale of
Women S Winter BIOuSeS
comprising every blouse in the house

Every Blouse in our entire stock, without
thought of the former price or first cost
price all enter this sale-Blouses of fine
Georgette Crepe Crepe de Chine, Taffeta-
and Georgette, in fact not blouse, in all
the seasons loveliest models, all reduced
axactlv