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III. B. Warner Back Again

The stage has again claimed II. B.
Warner and his wife, Rita Stanwood.
who have been making pictures for ].
D. Hampton. Both have returned TO
New York, and Warner 10 rshsarsing
. new play. 81
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A Policy as Applied
To Art and Decoration

The catalogue prepared for the cur
rent exhibition Of paintings at the
Wanamaker Belmaison gallery an
nounces q policy ultimately to be put
in force there. This is to encourage
art as it may be applied to the use of
modern architecture and decoration.
The present show, the catalogue
adds, has the purpose of declaring
this polic,;. 1t is easily to be
seen how the "Tahitian Flowers"
of George Biddie, the "Eoses" by
George F. OF, the studies of Maurice
Sterne and the sculpture of Lachaise
and Diederich, for example, would ac
cord with any tasteful scheme of pres
ent-day decoration. The latter two are
sculptors OF fundamentally decorative
tendencies, and good ones, too. But
just where William Yarrow's "The
Fight" or Hartley's "Abstraction"
would figure is not clear If the spirit
in which the casual visitor in search
for pictorial beauty passes through the
gallery is to be taken as an indication
it would seem that the novelty of mod
ernistic painting is wearing off rather
than showing a tendency to extend its
influence into architecture and decora-
ton. Ben Benn, James Dougherty,
Man Ray, William Zorach and Joseph
Stella are among those contributing to
the dominant strain.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art an
nounces that a memorial exhibition of
the paintings of the late Abbott H.
Thayer will be held there during the
late fall or early winter.
Several English etchers have held
exhibitions of their prints here during
the last year and have met with some
success through energetic gallery man
agement. The latest exhibitor from
England is George Soper, who has a
collection of dry points and etchings on
display until June % at the Muss-
mann galleries. Quite all of his work
interest lies in the countryside and its
varied activities of plowing, haying
wood hauling and so on. There is
about it simple realism and truth
born of one who has caught the feel
ing, the romance, possibly, in closet
nature pursuits. In most cases he
brings the horse into excellent picto-
rial use, as in the interesting tandem
method applied to heavy blowing and
hauling. "Southdown Shepherd" and
Market Day" are two etchings that
strike one with their simple directness
and homely charm. 1t is in the lighter
treatment of these that the artist
seems to excel. When in many of the
other examples he resorts to heavy
contrasts with solid blacks he loses
quality.
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The part taken by reproductions of
paintings in art education is we'll IL
iustrated by an exhibition now being
held at the Brown-Robertson gallery.
In regarding these replicas Of tho old
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masters and various other subjects Of
historical as we'll as artistic signif-
cance one is confronted frequently with
the subject Of his earliest acquaint-
ance with the world of art. More
children, perhaps, received their first
knowledge of the worlds masterpieces
Of art through the reproduction of Mil
let's "The Angelus." Boughton's "Puri-
tans Going to Worship" or one Of
Corot's pastorals displayed in the
schoolroom than from any other source.
The subjects on exhibition are of three
processes-Emery prints, Medici prints
and the type Of reproduction known as
the color fac-simile. The choice of sub
Ject is made here according to suitabil-
lty for the classroom, and includes some
OF the best known paintings in the
Metropolitan as we'll as foreign mu-
seums, such as Edwin A. Abbey's King
Lear Mona Lisa" Mauve's Autumn"
and the Stuart portraits of Washing
ton. In addition to these and other
subjects of human interest done BY the
Emery process of hand coIoring in OF!
there is a group of facsimiles in the
purer color tones obtainable bv
method of printing in color direct from
the metal plate. Landscapes by Blake
lock, Inness and others are in this
process. The Medici reproductions in
Guide Rembrandt, Durer, Hoppner
and De Hooch, by which process the
iine' rich tones of the old masters are
carried out in a strikingly faithful
manner, while preserving natural ef-
fects and details.
An exhibition Of paintings by Frank
lin Schenck will be on view in the art
gallery at the Pratt Institute free IL
brary, Brooklyn, until June 30.
AN exhibition that will remain for
the summer at the City Cluh cons;s+u
Oh thirteen paintings, landscapes. with
the exception of one water subject
"Barges," by J. Ribeaucourt. Two win
Ter scenes of similar arrangement and
setting by William H. Singer ir. sre
among the most artistic. In one of
rhesc he makes effective use of high
snoW-clad mountains and TOWERING
trees. "The Meadow Pond" and wood
subject by Alethea H. Pratt are poeti-
cally conceived in q pleasing contrast
OF coiors. Carleton Wiggins's "Cattle"
Is the conventional sheep and pasture
arrangement, though possessive Of
homely beauty. Clark G. Voorhees, ex-
hiblts painting of a country lane
hanked by tall trees painted in
straightforward manner. Carl J Nor
dell has gay perturbation of autumn
landscape, while Henry G. Dearth,s
abandoned Canar' is a quiet compost
ton in subdued tones of gray and blue.
a vista of trees and architecture
fronted by fiat canal bottom. The
exhibition is conventional one
throughout.
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VIII De as IOilOWS:
MONDAY
March and procession of Bacchus, from
the ballet sylvia" "............. .Delibes
A Faust" overture Wagner
Romance in # minor, Op. 81. No. s..
Tschaikowsky
Excerpts from Romeo and Juliet" Gounod
Fackentanz (Torch Dance).. Meyerbeer
Euphonium solo. "Cujus Amman
from "Stabat Mater" .......... Rossini
Salvatore Cucchiara
Polka and furiant, from THE Battered
Excerpts from |Erminie' .Jakobowski
WEDNESDAY
Marche Militaire Franchise. -. saint-Saens
Overture, "Phedre'' ..............M Massenet
Ave Verum Corpus. Mozart
Suite, LArlesienne ................. BiZet
Brunnhilde's Awakening, from "Sieg-
Irled ........... ....... wagner
Could My Songs Their Ways Be
Winging'' .....,.............. Hahn
Ernest s. williams. cornetist
IntermezZo, "On the Green. Goldman
"reminiscences Of Ireland. ........ Godfrey
FRIDAY
Music from Midsummer Nights
Dream: Wedding March; overture:
nocturne; scherzo .......... Mendelssohu
Overture Beautiful Galathea". -. .Suppe
Omnipotence (Die Alimachtp Schubert
Helen Slower soprano
Waltz. 1.-THE Beautiful Blue Danube.
Strauss
Fantasie. Uncle Toms Cabin" -. Lampe
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Goldman Band Concerts

The Goldman Concert Band will be-
gin the third week of its summer sea-
evening. The programs for this week
will be as follows
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION
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An exhibition of paintings by Frank
lin Schenck will be on view in the art
gallery at the Pratt Institute free Ii
nrary, Brooklyn, until June 30.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-19

The Metropolitan Museum of Art an
nounces that a memorial exhibition of
the paintings of the late Abbott H.
Thayer will be held there during the
late fall or early winter.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-19
Miss Terry With Mack Sennet,

Fantasie, Uncle Toms Cabin" 49, Lampe
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HOME DEMONSTRATION AGENTS
REPORT.

COLUMBIA (bIiss Marie Cox: VS.
tied eight clubs this week and ali are
plannin gto help make tho county fair
4 big success. Club members of Cor
NTH win prepare an exhibit even
Though this community Is not taking
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Suwanee CAIiss Pauline Cox. Com
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walton (Ndrs G. +. WarrenJ; organ
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Head and clubs for women and girls
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Hamilton Miss Virginia Branham):
This week I visited schools AZ Jasper
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girls In sewing. g. IN cooking. ia pam
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santa Rosa CaIrs X. ". AIcEweaAs
Have given four culiing demonstrations
this week Found many Stacker, hens
They were placed IN eoops and sold
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FRuIT AND VEGETABLE MARKET


Wholesale quotations for Saturday,
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Marketing bureau, At St. James build
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Jacksonville.
Beans. hamper. fancy Floridas. s2.25
ais.
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sac
Eggplans. fancy crate. sissai.so:
overloaded.
okra. fancy hamper. small stock.
s2.ooae Is.
Peppers. fancy crate, sl.5oal -,
slow.
Peppers fancy. hamper. sLoo, slow.
Sweet potatoes, cut Sl.seaZ.0V.
overloaded.
Squash, yellow crooked neck. crate
$780, slow.
Squash. white. crate. no demand.
Grapefruit. box. St.5oas00.
Oranges. box. s3.50a4.e0
Lines. orange boxes. s3T5a4 90.
Satsumas. strap, s5.0oaG00.
New York City.
Wholesale prices: String beans. no
Florida arrivals: seven cars Virginia
by boat; moderate demand, steady
market; live peek hampers. best, green,
s2.5oa3 90; fair condition. s1.50a2 90:
wax, best. fair condition. $l.a5aiso.
poorer low as 25c; eggplant. Floridas
less than CARROTS. receipts light. mod
crate demand. steady market: crates.
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poorer low as $3.50; peppers. no Flor
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arrived. limited demand. dull market:
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Boston.
Wholesale market: Eggplant. Flori-
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CINCINNATI.
String beans. peppers no supplies on
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light demand. slow market. steady.
Floridas, crate, s3.50a4.00: grapefruit,
no arrivals. supplies moderate, market
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3.75; oranges, Floridas, Parson Browns,
some green, 45Oa5.25: California. one
Valencia arrived; fancy, sO0a6 SO; fair
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Chicago.
Beans moving well. prices un-
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prices about same: peppers
moving better, with prices substanti-
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81 10, market tone on all southern veg
etahles improving although home
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ls.Gss Two arrived. sixteen track. better
feeling for good stock, which moves
well, outside trade absorbing much
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ranging FAC to soc below brights: one
car Florida oranges in. but not offered
on market and no quotations obtained.
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Notice is hereby given that the under
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George Henry Muller deceased, Will on
the 18th day of November, A D., 1921
present her final account and vouchers
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~ Florida. and ask to be discharged
from her said Enthusiastically
Sept. 10. 1921.
BARBARA MULLER.
AdminiFtratrix
In Escambia County Circuit Court,
State Of Florida.
In ChsncerY.
Irene Bombay Cocker administrators Of
the estate OF Faustina Gale Collins
Ronifay also known as Fausfina G
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VS..
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-24

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Scott. Route A. Box 224.