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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-19
Congressman Benjamin |. Rosenb|oom
To the Republican Voters First Congressional District OF
West Virginia:

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COLERAIN

Nv rran; McCombs. If Cleveland. q,
Il Visiting her PARENTS. M. and Mrs.
J. W. walker. .
Joseph Baily Of Rarncsville. IS N'S'-
Ing his Grandfather. Indy Brackln
Mrs s. y. N!rkerS has returned nome
after a visit with her son, clair Fickers
and wife. OF Middlcn CRY. and sister,
Mrs Morris V!ckers, and family OF
Athens. o.
Mrs Herbert Walker and family are
spending the week with her parents MT
and Mrs. kirke. at Richb!lls.
Mr.. and Mrs. George heck, Of Pleasant
Grove. were callers AT Mr.. and Mrs. j.
r. whites wednesday.
Mr.. Eli Walker has returned home
from the q. S. L.
Mr.. l. f. Keyser, OF Barton was n
business caller here Friday.
Mrs. NJ. q. Martin and son. returned
10 their home at Wheeling after Few
DAYS visit with her parents. Mt and
Mrs G. A Miller.
Mr.. Earl Simpson. OF. Wheeling. spent
sunday with his parents. Mr. and Mrs
P Simpson
again
Mrs Mary ] Davis was an out Of town
caller Thursday.
home.
Mr.. Plummer Thornton. OF Pleasant
Grove. was caller here Saturday.
Mr. J. g. Miller, OF Pleasant Grove
Was business caller here Friday
Mrs. G. n. Walker returned TO her
home at Wheeling after 4 few days visit
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. W.
RiEsby.
Mr. H. f. White was business caller
in Wheeling Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Miller and dauSh-
ter. Of Bridgeport. were tho guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. r. White Monday.
Mrs. Frank Frazier and family, Of s..
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SHADYSiDE

Tho PRESBYTERIAN Woman's MISSION
nry Society will meet this afternoon IN
rho basement Of the church. MISS Hra'c
Price will be leader OF the program
Miss Lillian Harvey of Contra! ave
nue. and 3Sth street has returned from
New Concord where last week Sne at
tended the commencement exercises OF
MuskinCum college. ~,
rupils ri Mrs Anna Hilton otto VIII
give recital in the presbyterian
church Wednesday evening. \ Nar'e'H
" vocal and piano numbers VII! MAKE
up tho program
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Shaud Of Re'ners-
willie who had been here during the past
,br.a weeks "a guests Of her parents
NJ srd Mrs T r. Meek uf South cen
tral Avenue, have gone 10 columbus 70
enter Ohio state University for the
summer term.
Miss Mary Thompson and Miss Evan
rcline Pluebell spent the cnd "l INC
week as guests oC Rev. and Mrs. A. /.
BENJAMIN In Cambridge
Tho willing Workers Society or the
PRESBYTERIAN church Will meet IN l"'
ha scmsnt room Of tho Churrh -"
Thursday afternoon. HostesscS Tor 'ne
afternoon are Mrs. Frank 'ampoel.'
Mrs William Brooks and Mrs. W. NJ
Smith.
Misses Mildred and Wilma SrhneGE
pf cash Hin. daughters OF Mr. and Mrs,
Louis ". Schnccg. left SUNDAY Tor h'h'
Normal school, tho formare having neeh
n, home FOR shore vacation. MISS MI
drod Win Comulct" her teacher tram
ing during the next term.
The vacation Bible sCh"ot opened yes
terday with an excellent ATTENDANCE"
Teachers arc Miss Grace Price MISS
pcsde Messcrly. Miss MIla White ana
Mr. Alvin shaver. The term Will "x'enH
over n,c weeks and no charge IS nlade
OF the children attending
Mrs James Luelicn "t West 4"'n
strcat spent the end Of the week with
relatives at Darlington.
Mrs Howard Jarrett and Miss Bertha
Morgan have returned from a VISIT
with friends at Maynard.
Miss fThclma Monahau Of West Thirty
sixth street Is spending the week with
relatives a, Rcallsvillc.
Advance posters in regard 70 the
Chautauuua for Shadysidc ar" now no
,iced about town The dates Tor the en-
tertaInments are July lN-lt. Tickets WI"
no, be put on sale before next week
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OFFICERS GET
STILL SUNDAY
EARLY MORNING RAID NETS CITY
POLICEMEN A STILL, NAsH
AND wUISKEY
Two Men Arc Arrested In Ba1d and
WIN Get Hearing Thin
Morning

Chlet os Police Charles Q. Bryson. and
Sfficers John Lehew and Harry McMui-
len bounced down on the residence OF
Alex Butco and Charles Willis at the
east end OF second street Sunday morn
ing. arrested the two men. captured
fine sun In operation and took two bar
refs OF mash and two gallons OF moon
shine whtskey. The raid was conducted
around three o'cloc% in the morning and
proved A surprise t" the alleged rtolat-
ors Of the prohibition laws.
The men were taken To the Marshall
county Jail where they viii be confined
until this morning al 10 o'clock when
they will get hearing before Squire
r. NJ. Lewis The still was conhscated
end a quantity OF the mash and wats-
key kept by the officers for evidence In
the Suuires court today.
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MOUNDSVILIE
WELSH MAKES ANNOUN CEMENT FOR
COUNTY SCHOOL SUPER|NTE kDENT

returned tho winner at the August pF'-
mary. ,,,, has
r.turr.d home after visiting friends IN
this city. .o
Warden J. q Terrell. OF the STATE
nrIson. will return from Beaver lam
Ia. today having been called there ny
tho serious illness Of his sister.
Misses Lillian Hin and Marie Garvin
have returned from Cniontown, Ia
where they attended the auto rases'
capt. and Mrs James f. Gee the
former who Is city treasurer OF Mon
onxahela city. IA. were visitors AT 'ne
horna Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. 7. Barnum'
on Grant avenue, Sunday
Joseph W. Wellman, OF Sixth street
who was taken to the Glendale hospital
several weeks ago. suffering win
nervous breakdown was In serious
condition at late hour last night
Mr. and Mrs. J. f. Bryson are tne
proud parents of ten pound oaoY BOY
born a, their home on Grant avenue
Mother and little son arc getting along
nicely.
]. A Criswell has returned from
,,rsit with friends at Glen EaSton.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Il. Penick and family
~ FRS, street. will occupy their new
home on Virginia street about the FIRST
or July.
t. r. Altman. teacher In the local
schools, leaves today for West Liberty
where he will attend normal school.
John WEIGH has returned To his nome
at Marietta. O.. after visiting friends
In tails city.
D. r. Burton, OF Ninth street. has
returned from business trip To
Spencer.
Mrs W. T. Taylor. OF Tomlinson
avenue. is visiting her son, Lester
TAYLOR. az Cleveland. o.. for Few
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Yesterday. According TO Miss Lander
physician. she Is recovering very nlcel..
Martin Blake Of McMechen street
wh" recently accepted position AT
Youngstown. ohio. returned 10 his mono
h"re Yesterday. to complete arrange
mentS for the moving Of his family.
Tho Norwood lodge Of the X. u! l. No.
IS. went to Wheeling yesterday for the
annual memorial services Of the Nhc''
ing lodge.
1t Is reported that the Hickman mine
is working at full capacity.
The Dixie All-StArs Of Ben"ood yes
terday defeated tho bikes OF McMecheh
on the South Benwood grounds. u Is
laid that one OF the largest crowds 'ha'
ever witnessed a game on that field was
present when the bikes went down L"
defeat.
Nose Keller. who las elk was injur"1
~ tho plant of the Wheeling Steel ami
Iron company. Renwood. IL re'"ver'hs'
according to Tho attending physician,
Barney Ward OF Wheeling. inlurS"
last week At the plant Of tho NheFHh;
steel and Iron company and w"h was
later taken to the hospital Will lie re-
moved 70 hts homo within the next fe"
days.
Mrs. Willard Bowers OF Marsha
street, Benwood. Is seriously III ~ S:
homo.
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=. BENWOOD

The Bachelor club ~ Eenwood. which
has heen preparing 20 open a camp a.
Powhatan for the past several weeks
tourneyed down the Ohio river restcr-
day with large crowd. all set for the
official opening.
The Kerry club OF Benwood took aui's
crowd ~ friends with them 10 their
camp for the weekend.
James Little Of Bellalre was n visitor
in town yesterday.
Miss Ted Lander II Water street
senwood who several days ago under
went an operation at the Glendale hoy
pital Glendale. returned 10 her home
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street the the proud parents OF hne
baby girl Mother and daughter are

street the the proud parents OF a hne
baby girl. Mother and daughter are
Getting along nicely.
MIS- llrHg% Stcigcr and daughters Lii
iiln anl Elc.ao" d!c visiting relatives
n I!JTim@''H.
toward Wci;xcI Of bridegroom spent
yesterday wl.h Mr.. and MIR. II. {. Ken
ncGy.
I.mrS Burns Of Fairmont has re-
turned home after visiting NJ. and
Mrs. v H. Burns "f l2'h street.
Mr. and Mrs William Brand and
children Cathryn and Pau! and Miss
Evelyn Springer motored To Pittsburgh
yesterday.
Mrs. William Porter Of Stcuhenrilie
Is spending the dav here with friends.
Hiss Iucz Hilton who has been at
tending Marshall College is home Tor
tho summer vacation.
Little Junior Wells Is suffering c.
his home on Warwond avenue, from
fall he sustained when he fell from the
porch If his homo.
u. j. Dclhrugge will leave today for
New York and other eastern points on
4 several days business trip.
MIR. and Mrs. Albert Riggs are spend
!nc several days at Buckeye Lake.
Paul I.andmyer will spend tho next
few days in Columbus.
Mrs G.. l.. Harper ot Pittsburgh 10
visiting friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Klein are spend
Ing several days at Buckley" Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Harper Of Pitts
burg arc visiting MIR. and Mrs. Hermann
Harper here.
Mrs. l.. 4 McCord and infant son
have returned from the Ohio Valley
General Hospital.
Mary Lea Rcthner Of Ohio avenue left
last evening with her aunt for a two
weeks visit with friends In y. \. CITY
and Philadelphia.
! e Reci: of Nineteenth street VS.
we'd fricnas in West Alexander yester'
day.
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II How REAp OF SAND HILL DE
98Icr SCHOOLS - cAHM1cHAGb
WILL ALSO BE IN RACE
welsh, an Bx-Servtos Man and Member
Of MoundsvtDe Post Of the
American Legion

q j. Sherman Welsh. superintendent OF
the sand I'M district schools. announ-
ces his candidacy for the nomination
for county superintendent Of schools
on the Republican ticket. subject 10
the Angus, LIST primary election Welsh
has been connected with cducauona!
work his entire life and for the past
ten years has been a teacher IN Mar
shall county schools.
He 10 an cN-SCrvice man and mem
her OF Earl Francis roSt No. ;. Ameri-
can Legion. OF this city. Welsh Is the
second man to toss his hat In the ring
for the county su?eriatendcncy. II. h,
Carmichael. the pre~en: Incumbent. haH-
ing announced several days ago that ne
would be candidate fc- the office again
this fall
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Clairsville. were the guest OF heF s'''e''
Miss Edith Yost, "Wednesday. -. ,,,r,
Mr.. George Thortom and tam''! "'''
callers at this place Sunday ,,..
MIR q. J. Brackin wa d CUISINES N''''
in Barton Friday. ,.~c-
pr +. =. Curt. of Rdrt"n. was i'''-
fcsSlunal caller here saturday ,.,,..
Mr.. and Mr.. l.. +. Sands. Of " h'' '''-'
wcrr callers mere Friday.
Squire r NJ. Simrs"m 81 4"'''"'" We
4 caller here sunday.
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CLASS-A LEAGUE

Managers and hackers OF teams In the
Class-A League Of the Wheeling Anna
teur Baseball Association will hold their
regular semi-monthly meeting next
Thursday evening in the offices o. City
Recreat ton Commissioner A. o. Ander-
con The meeting has been called by
President H. E McConkey.
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NAkWUUU
Five Hundred Club


The memhcrS ot n" N"i"o""
Hundred clu" VII! meet Al IN" 10, I"n'
Mrs. Joseph LuNenS "n h''' '''.' 49,,
afternoon. As usual n" Aiu'''"',I -,
be spent playing '"'u' "i"'
delicious supper VIII ne S'' va W..
lawn. Those Wh" WI" hl,'"u a. i.o,
DANES william f"'ici' Ih''h"H o. ~
Charles MyI"S. Robert cooper Anu, ",
WINNER. 'i"1g" Tarrc' HARRY d!"p".I'
Russell Bishop. Earl Rowan an" '"'''u'
Wallace.
w. II. L. Club
-,,, W II ! cIuh will enjoy We'd
aa, ,.,,,n Ro.c che members
,,TI s,o,a ,rn ,rtcr,oun sewing unti!
,.L,',., ,.h,,, , d.l,c,,us sumner viii
40 served IN rho following: NcsGan"s
r,r,rL o,,ig II.ury STORE Albert JEFF
rorenp Martin Ij,nar. George Maxwell.
Rohrr, AIcxaudcr. charles steele. Wal
,ar Newman lnru Cummin+. Richard
S,r,cr. carl Nnr,romcrv and H. l..
king
r..sva FOR New Jersey
r,oo,or Alexander brown If the
p-o.by,crta, ,,nurrh will leave today
,or Nov Iere.y where he will rack up
o,d root mn r,ror to bringing his far,l-
uy IN WerwnnI Tho church services
win ho bcId during IN. pay.ors ah-
senrc The Elders hav" been rared q
committee to secure minister ava speak
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pbi,a aeIphia, June 1S.--Miss Florence
RaIIin. New York. to-day won the
women's tennis championship Of Penn
evlyania and eastern states by defeating
Miss Anne Townsend. Philadelphia, 6-a,
So
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and got Ave years in Sing Sing after
his seventh marriage.
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We read that the telephone bill in
the making Of the Queen of Sheba film
was $4,000.
Expec; the directing had to he done
by TELEPHONE as the costumes % were
such that Il would have been hard FOR
the director 10 have kept his mind on
Ills work
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What are the wild waves saying?
HE most l!ke!y."-Inte!l Ed.
The combined effect Of the waves ana
Laskers bill of fare on some of me
passengers often cause them to say
"H!c facet" too, We opine.
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The Irish Constitution" - Editorial
Caption.
Anyone who resides long in 1relands
got to have a strong one.
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INTEL INKLINCS
wv. S, STANToN)

Walter S. Ward, son Of the million
airr baker. will have to loaf In jail
after being indicted for murder. He
mus, fee! rather crusty TO think that
his dough won't get him out.
seven ISN'T always a lucky number.
\ pOuChkcepsic. y. Y, man vas pinched
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to put the public wise to actual eondl-
tons In West virginia's coal fields. :
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I. T. NOLIE

Progressiv" candidate for County commissioner. re-
publican primaries, August lSt Your \"'' III" lll'"
ence kindly solicited
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Rabbi Wise. wo note. is going to try
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Continue investigation

United States Department ~ Justice
officials and Coroner ]. T. McConros
will resume their investigation OF the
death Of ]. T.. Hatfield at the court
house tomorrow morning at IN o'clock.
The investigation was brought 20
close saturday afternoon after three
witnesses. William. Edward and James
Doty and Ms ]. n. HATFIELD wife OF the
slam man. were examined. No evidence
OF a startling nature has as vet devei-
oped
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Riwaniana want Game

Following their defeat at the hands
g the Rotary club nine. the ras'
,undsy!lle kiwants baseball agRreen-
tfcn are clamorinE for another chance
n, the scalp NJ the Rotes. The sum OF
$500 was raised by the contestants I"
be used towards the equipment OF the
now playground. Another game Will
likely be PLAYED between the Kiwanians
and Rotar.ans as a result OF the recent
contest.
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Hon. James D. Parrlott. candidate for
congress from the First district re-
turned home Sunday from an extended
trim 10 Marion and Taylor counties He
told friends last evening that he was
very much pleased with the present
situation and held high hopes OF being
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-23

inspiration for Lcr husbands finest work
Second, 1t can be known with certainty
that This original "GreuZe girl" adored
and flattercd her husband and regarded
him as her lord and master, and that he
was the boss" about the house. This Is
known because Dderot, the French nov
clist, who knew GreuZe intimately, said
that he was "a model Of vanity and i'm
pcrtincnce."
Third, il can be guessed that the
"Grcuzc girl was a bad manager and 4
poor housewife and of very little help to
her husband in practical matters, for it
IL recorded that Greuze died IN poverty.
Faces arc supposed 10 reflect person
atty. Would You have guessed any of
these things from the face in tho por-
trait?
Curiously enough, the face of this
"Greu@e girl is n subject which has
caused q great deal OF discussion-quite
separate and apart from Mischa Elman's
interest in it.
Many critics praise 1t for It's brilliant
play OF line, freshness Of flesh tints, en-
ticing softness OF expression, alluring air
OF health, youth and sensuous attractions"
itut many others, including the great
Walter Pater, whose ideal OF feminine
beauty in art was the famous "Mona
Lisa" declare that while the face Of the
"Gremzc girl" Is beautiful, 1t is not the
face OF woman at all, but the face OF
child, a "baby-dol" face, in modern par.
lance.
They say 1t s the face of girl who is
eXquisitely pretty, but deficient in brains
IA girl who may be good and sweet and
furc-but whose goodness is the good
ness OF childish innocence and ignorance
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IN vow MA, 20 marry Mscha Ell

u ~. y: --a. . marry "'.''' e.
III YOU have to do is--look like
the portrait Al the top OF this page.
For the temperamental young Russian
violinist is madly in love-with an oil
painting.
He cannot marry the original beauty
who posed for this masterpiece because,
unfortunately, she has been gone for
more than n hundred years So lie is
searching The world for her living
double
"she Is somewhere" says he. 81 shall
call TO her with the soul of my violin,
and she will answer"
re has sought her in America. lie do.
cares, thus far In vain, and n cablegram
Just received says he is looking for her
now In England
But wherever he finds her he will ask
her 10 be his bride His search in Eng
ianG, thus far futile is creating ont.
spoken interest. When it was announced
just prior 70 his appearance in q concert
AZ Queens Hall London. that he was
looking for a bride he was bcsicged bv
sixty eight blond young English misses
VINO foAdly imagined they rcscmhled his
IDEAL, and offered to marry him Sin.
stantor.'
One Young woman who lived in the
same hotel sent him her photograph and
ciicr O. marriage by Il bellbUy with a re.
cues thal lie come TO her apartments
w''h a preacher immediately
unfortunately none of these ardent
wouid'be brides succeeded in convincing
Llman that she WIS the living counter.
rar' Of the famous paintng--so the search
is still on.
lie hopes 1t won't last much LONGER for
al thirty-one he is frankly bored With
bache!orhood and yearns for "A wife.
Nhen he finds the beauty OF his choice
ne VII nave much 10 offer her-rches,
fame and an enviable position in the ar
us'ic world Mischa tlman has been a
great violinist ever since he was thirteen
years OLD Even Al five he exhibited
ntaryelous talent. and after being taught
D! AueI, who has been called the grcar
est violin teacher Of all ages. he made
his debut al St. Petersburg In 1904 Ills
playing created q .urygc and was fol.
lowed by tour Of the European capitals.
ending with triumphan, appearance in
t'cw YORK with the Russian Svmnhony
Orchestra In 1908. Since then he has
made six tours OF Amcrica-and today,
a, the height q his career. Is one Of the
half dozen best known ylolinists in the
world
The painting which Mischa Elrnan has
cnshrned in his dreams as his perfect
ideal OF feminine loneliness is the master.
piece Of The French Academician. Jean
Bapt!ste Greuze, who lived in the DAYS Of
Louis XVI and Marie AntoineIte /, now
hangs In the Louvre and is called Tho
brokcn jug, or sometimes The Girl
with the Broken Pitcher Tho Jug how.
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litte more than children-and because
had vowed 10 my father 20 remain un-
married LOT twenty years. the romance
died. She would not wait for me. She
married later ana Disappeared
FOR years as ] grew older. carried
heF image In my heart, ana one day in
lcr!es OF the Louvre, | suddenly saw her
lace staring out at me from a beautiful
My first impression was that II must
be an actual portrait OF my lost love. But
me little brass inscription plate with the
PAINTERS name and the date, l725.lsO5.
maze me realize that it was only a start.
ling likeness
Il went back TO the Louvre dozcn
umes to stand for hours before that Dor.
'Iait' went TO the Bihiuthcquc Rationale
ana procured books about the work N
jean baptiste Greu 9. ] learned that tbe
E'Fl WHO had posed Tor the painting Win
"n;ch was in love was the wife OF the
ARTIST ana also served a. Ills model In
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the same gallery ] found other paintings
OF his, in which the same face. though
slightly changed always appeared !
learned that 1t was face we'll known in
the world of art everywhere and thai the
phrase. like a Grcuze portrait meant a
certain type which no artist would mis-
understand. Willie il il an extremely
beautiful type, do not believe that il is
q vanished type, and so do not dcSpair.
! ieel sure that somewhere in the world
there must be today a girl who is the
image in flesh and blood Of this lovely
work OF art. and shall continue search.
Ing until have found her."
And that is why Mscha Elman. seeking
for bride. says: The girl / marry must
look Ike this."
DO YOU agree with Mischa Elman that
girl with face like this painting would
make an ideal bride?
the most valuable opinion would be
from Jean Baptistc Creme himself. who
actually did marry the original "Greuze
Rlri. Unfortunately, he had very little
10 say on the subject. or If he did say
very much. his opinions were not re-
corded for postorty.
There are a number OF intimate and in
tercst!ng historical facts, however, which
throw some light OH Madame Greuze
The firstis that her husband must have
loved her beauty. and been reasonably
happy with her, for she inspired most of
MS best work. In fact she inspired prnc.
tlcaily all OF his best. for tho efforts OF
Hrcu"c TO paint canvascs of epic and his.
toiical scenes are described by his con.
temporarics as rotten" That is the only
h"s!'sh word that can describe the
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rather than the goodness that is based
on moral intelligence and strength OF
character
In other words. she is the old fashioned
pre-Victorian type Of the entirely FEM
inine ideal, rather than the modern
womaH-at least In the opinion Of a great
MANY male art critics. Their opinion may
not be worth much, after all, for what
mans opinion on such a subject Is?
However. their yerdicts on the "Grcuze