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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-22
Hits
at the Pan

on tho vaudeville bin AZ the Pan,
tages theater this week. several acts
arc regarded as headline attractions.
Singing Is the prcdominating strain
OF the present bill and tho many
kinds Of numbers were well received
by Monday audiences.
Harry Seymour. a talented singer
and pianist. lets his female quartet
take most OF tho honors with their
act. which Is the main feature Of tho
program. The four attractive girls
arc all clever entertainers, and their
ensemble number of jazz version
81 "Rigolctto' is Tho hit OF their APP
pcaanco.
Early and Laight two vaudeville
veterans. with a comedy blonde miss,
"a little laughter" enllyen the bin
with their songs and hilarious cross
fire comedy and are a popular fea'
turo.
-Four beautiful shetland ponies and
several clever dogs appear In THE
Animated Toy shop" presented hy
Gautier Brothers. which - a real de-
light to the youngsters. The animals
represent tho toys ON display. and
are an comedians themselves. The
comedy drunk makes the offering
much more lauEhahle.
singing. acrohafic dancing and
comedy chatter given hy I'd Warren
and Charles o'Rrlen in Bits Of Ee-
eeniricities' is one OF tho popular
acts.
Frankie and Johnnie are two ehoeo'
late.hued dancers In a turn full OF
original twists and steps. Tiny are
fast workers, with a smile that wont
come of.
Laurie DeVlne. a petite miss. Rays
the plano. sings and indulgcs m some
very clever cquilibristie aerobatlcs on
the grand plano,
A comedy feature Is showing on thc
screen. and Glenn Goff renders al
good program AZ the organ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-22
BOND PAYMENT
WILL BE MADE

PORTLAND. May 2e.-Bondhoid-
ers OF Oregon Electric railway bonds.
interest on which was due May l..
will be paid this week. according to
an announcement OF W. F. Turner.
president OF tho Spokane. Portland &
Seattle railway. the parent com
pany.
Tho announcement temporarily A..
lays fear that thu electric road would
be forced into rccelvcrship.
The Oregon Electric. due largely to
competition from automobiles and
trucks. for several years has been
n consistent money loser.
I'VE are doing our utmost 10 pre-.
ven, abandonment OF tho line" said
Turner In his statement. "and may
accomplish the desired result within
the next six months"
The dceislon 10 continue paying
the bond interest evidently was
reached after an inspection trip over
the road yesterday by President
Ralph Budd and other officials Of the
Hin lines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-22
BELLINGHAM is
new TERMINUS
International Ferry Line Is
lnaugurated

BELLINCHAM. May - Bellng
ham today IA rejoicing In tho dis
tinction of being the terminus of a
new Canadian Pacific transporta.
ton servico-an international ferry
line connecting this city with Van
oouyor island.
Tho Motor Princess. "a new steel
steamship OF a deaiEn differing from
any vessel IN the world. d on her
fret trip 10 tho British sldo laden
with a large party OF especially in.
yited guests from various Washing
ton caties, She came down ycHtcg-
day bearing a distinguished group
OF British Columbia officials and
business men.
Tho Motor Princess was only %
days building az tho YRrrow yards.
Victoria. She made i4is knots on
her trial trips. She carried between
80 and 80 automobiles M a load,
sha is moiorcd with Diesel engines.
and il the first such vessel IN the
whole ncct OF the Canadian Pacific
system. Her length u 40 feet
Last night tho British party. 20.
gether with tho Americans who 20.
day are making tho scenic Journey
thru the San Juan islands 10 tho
Vancouver side and back wero
Euea,s al an elaborate dinner In the
new tulip room OF the Leopold hotel.
The occasion was ono OF rejoicing
over the new facility which II OF.
ferod tourists Tor reaching points OF
interest and OF a new connection OF
importance between tho British aud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-22
Poison Oak Injuries
Effect of New Gown

Elsa. II you don't como 20 that
dinner party don't know what IN
do You and your husband are NJ.
ways tho life OF tho party"
We'll. we'd planned on coming. OF
course. And ! do want TO meet your
sister and her husband. I hope va
can como by that tirno--week from
tomorrow. isn't itg But II this pols.
on oak Isn't any better I wouldn't
dream OF getting into an evening
gown
"oh. I know what poison oak q.
I've had Il myself. and you never
can tell when you'vr got the best Of
Il. or course. you've tried every.
thing on t."
''oh, yes. and then soma Bu, n
ron know Of something good. III try
that too. My arms are a sight and
my neck II bad enough. I'm going
Wild II J can't set rid OF It. Can't
even steep nights,
We'll. IN AJAX everyone I know
and vein get a good euro for you
some way or other. ] simply must
have you at my dinner. There are
to be fifteen people at tho table. and
without you thesc'li only be thirteen.
That's another reason why you
must come"
WEN be thcrs II possible. And
you know I want to como for an.
other reason. too. I got a new
evening gown Just last week and
thought I'D wear II 10 your dinner.
II Is the prct1iest dress Two had for
ages. and I'm dying TO wear II. Such
a bargain. too. really. got IL al
Cherry's. at 1915 End avenue. be-
tween Madison and Spring. In the
Riaito Bldg. just over the Pig'n
and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-22
TINDALL HAS
PASS MEASURE

Tho are.woek pass plan Of
operating tho street railways. set
forth In ordnance form. was handed
Councilman Philip Tindali Monday
by Waiter 4. Beals. assistant cor.
pOraiiun council.
Councilman Tindnli viii Introduce
tho MEASURE Ia the council AZ once,
but viii not press an immediate
vote. Tho ordinance viii be held w
until the high earfprs ordnance be-
comes effective. when. u Is believed.
II viii bo approved By the council
and signed By the mayor. Desire not
TO delay the return Of high fares
by complaining the street car aiiua-
ton ht this time h. responsible for
the delay. The high fare ordinance
cannot be amended until Il becomes
effective.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-22
Posted Bond to Get
Back His Belongings

Racing TO the police station late
Monday night In an effort 10 salvage
a part or his clothes and furniture
which had been confiscatod by De.
tocliyos and federal prohibition
agents. Carl Swan. lii5 sixth ave.
beat tho officers by II slight pair OF
trousers.
Tho agents raided swans place
and found a small quantity Of moon.
shine. according 10 their reports
Finding that Swan had eluded them,
tho officers confiscaied his personal
belongings. lie later learned that he
had been cleaned out and raced for
the station. lie posted bond and when
tho cops arrived no was given his
belongings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-22
~ WANDA voN KETTI.ER

u wa midnight.
The big audience that had seen Sc.
attlo's FIRST night" production Of
The AWFUL Truth" had gone home.
outside. parked In front OF the
Metropolitan theater. taxleab
Chuggcd.
Inside, busy ln her dressing room.
Ina Claire prepared 10 leave for the
night,
] peekrd into thar dressing room.
Come in, spoke Ina Claire. come
la and ait down
But your taxi" / protested. hop.
ms she would not heed. lit IL
chuEging.
Let Il chug spoke Ina Claire.
The fair. attractivcly tall star n
The Awful Truth" was seated az her
dressing table. The hum OF violet
ray filled tho room.
Must take my evening treatment. ("
oonndcd Miss Claire. passing tho
glass tube filled with rny about her
neck and throat so good for the
nerves You don't mind IL l take my
hair DOWN"
Tho hair taking down process
proved most entertaining because
MlsS Claire needs only TO remove
a couple OF hairplnH in front. and
her hair. which seemingly Is done.
up Is down. Her locks are cut In
that latest "shlngie- styls-hhort
Ike a mans at tho back and just
long enough in front for wayy
scoop or two. Tho scoop needs 20
be pinned.
"Nlcc audience tonight" comment.
"a Miss Claire. lots OF women.
and they seemed satisfied I like
satisfying women. They're 30 much
harder to please than men. The trl.
umph n greater"
And tho conversation chung 10
women" for a while.
4 think RS great tho way WON.
en- arc endeavoring 10 improve them.
selves ihess days" venturcd tho
star. II think it's great the way
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-22
IRIS. HICKEY
10 WEAK COULD
/ HARDLY STAND
els How Lydia E. Pink
am'sVegetable Compound
Restored Her Health
Worcester, Mass. 81 had some
oublo caused by female weakness

ana got SO run
down and weak
from il that /
could hardly stand
or walk across the
floor. The doctor
gave me all kinds
OF pills. but moth
ing helped me. l
happened 10 meet
a friend who had
taken Lydia +.
pinkham's Vege-
table COMPOUND.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-22

]. J. Donovan. presided Lieut.,
Gov. Nichol. OF British Columbia,
Licut. Gov. coyle. OF this state,
various other city. port aud pro.
y7nehl officials. tho builder OF the
ship and Capt. Troup and other c.
p. n. executives weo among the
speakers.
A rumor = current here that the
Canadian Pacific II negotiating for
the purchase OF the rail line 20
Sumas owned by tho Chicago. Nil.
wauk~ s 81. Paul. and which was
formerly known as the BellinghAm
& Northern.
The terminals for tho new ferry
service were provided By tho Port
OF BelllnghRm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-22
lnaugurate Series
of Summer Dances

a series u summsr dances will Be
inauguratsd a. Lescm park pavilion
TueAday night Dy the Seattle Eiks'
lodge. Tho dances viii be IN charge
of the ladies' ,tight committee. The
Eiks' band ain give an hours con.
cert preceding the dance Tuesday
night and i0-Diece orchestra has
been engaged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-22
Ina Claire Says Women
Are Hardest to Please
Between Violet Ray Treatments Actress
Gives Her Reasons

they study themselves IN an effort
10 become beautiful. why. beauty
IL every womana birthright And
she can attain it Ia some form n
she Just tries enough, n she'll just
study tho fundamentals the
polnt-study tho fundamentals. H.
instead ~ relying entirely on the
testimonials az actresses who recon.
mend face creams and copying the
gowns that prove attractive on some
one else, she'll study ntlla about
art ana music. she'll have ideas Of
her own that win aid her consider
ably In her own pursuit Of at,
taetiveness. Tho study OF color
and line-and harmony-thess are
tho things"
II was easy 10 eco that Miss
Claire had studied art IN many
forms. A. for theatrical art nat.
ursily. she has COMO into that IN
detail This star Of The Awful
Truth" and formerly Of Polly with
"a Past" and "Biuebeard's Eighth
Wife" IL partial 10 'ths Russian
iheater." featured in New York dur.
ing tho past season.
Tho impressionla,io work OF the
Russian iheater.' she declared Mon.
day night. would mean death 20
American starh-becauss the Rus.
sian theater' has no stars. All work
for tho great whole. love 10 watch
tho players mingllng. intsrmingiIng
on the stage No one stands out
alone hut altogether the effect ID
The biggest thing possible 40.
wouldn't want 10 so into 'Rufnian
thcater' work myself. because well.
az say Il means death to the
stars"
Outside tho cab chuEged. Inside
tho violet ray treatments had been
completed some time A maid had
entered tho dressing room and was
holding an evening wrap. Time 20
depart" thought ]. and made away
suspccilng that owed MISS Claire
just about 81 on a taxi bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-22

',I thought l would try il. After tax
z Il 4 week began TO improve, and
bwl feel fine and am doing all OF my
pusework, including washing. sew
K and house cleaning. l have recon-
ended your medicine 90 my friends.
Id am willing for you 20 use this
.tter as a testimonial, as / would like
} help any one suffering the way |
a from such a weakness. Mrs.
isilA Hickey. 4 S. Ludlow St.
Worcester, Mass.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Private Text
BOX upon Ailments Peculiar 10
gomen" viii be sent you free upon
,quest. Write 20 The LydiaE- Pink
nm Medicine CO., Lynn. Mass. This
nok contains valuable information.
-Advertlsement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-22

You viii find cheerful rooms for
rem, lH the want al columna tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-22
oNE roR ILL cOLoKED "mELr"

A negro went fishing lie hooked
"a big catfish which pulled him over.
board Az he craWled back into the
boat he said. philosophically. WHAT
I wanna know IL dis j. dis niggah
nshin' or - dis fiHh niKgern' g''-At
lanta Constitution
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-22
Brave Man Flags
the Modern Woman

LONDON. May 2g-T H. Scott.
writing IN an English publication.
says women now want 10 rule ia.
stead Of obey. they won't work. they
care nothing FOR a home"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-22
RUM0R SAYS MINIATURES
BRANCH MAY BE SOLD

American eommnnltIes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-22
Will Hold Hearing
on Arterial Road

Confederation Of a measure Great
ms a cfosstown arierial highway
In the south end OF the city viii be
taken a. "A public hearing IN the
council chambers at . p. m. Thurs
day. by the streets and sewers com.
mittee. Mount Baker residents and
the South Beacon Hili Improvement
club have entered protests 10 the
project.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-22
Bewitched, Woman
Stays GrandchiId

PEGSDoN. Eng. siay 23.-Afrs.
Sarah Roberts confessed sh. killed
her daughter and Erandchiid. but
pleaded thai ahe was bewitched.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-25
Commercial Art
Work DISPLAYED

Miss Annie Calhoun Of the art de-
partment OF the Seattle public u.
brary has been instrumental in OBJ
tanning very Interesting exhibition
now on view on the fourth floor OF
he library.
N consists OF he commercial art
work OF about 70 Seattle firms. over
100 posters, pictures. pen ana ink
sketches and color reproductions.
II u interesting In that al the
work was done in Seattle and much
Of II Ia used Ia the nationwide cam
rsdEn 20 advertise Seattle. Some Of
!, lads on shinglesl appeared recently
IN "Houss and Garden"
II seems rather unusual 70 find a
worry fine group OF statues n n jew
elers. but there ia such n collection
Of Austrian work now at Friedland.
ers. on Second ave. In the group
arc bronze Mother Nursing Child"
done by Adoph Wagner Won CD
MuhL Vienna. In 1920: "a Mothss'
ana Her Brood" a bronze by c.
Phillip: "A Warrior With Spear
and Dragon" b. J. Brsltner.
Vienna. "A Young Girl Figure Hold
ing Baby" by Charles Piattones
OF Austria: "A Mother Holding a
Small Child Above Her Head" by
II. stundi. OF Austria. The Dutch
Girl" by Wilhelm Lieb. OF Austria;
and "Herondis with John the Bap.
lists Head" by Joseph. OF Austria.
In 1870.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-25
John Butler May
Come Home Soon

One OF tho interesting annual
events Mt tho university IL the
spring festival Of tho department OF
physical education and hygiene for
women. assisted by the Women's
Athletic association.
Tho dance drama this year will
take place Saturday. April rs. al
s1b, In Aesny hail
II IL rumored that John Butler
viii return from Paris 10 Seattle in
few months. and win next fail
Join the department OF fine arts at
the university. Already an EXHIBIT.
ton Of his newest paintings n 20 be
tho feature OF tho June exhibitions
at the Fine Arts gallery.
I; II also yumored that ono OF our
leading artists Is 20 leave Seattle
soon for the moving picture fields
~ California This particular artist
has done much experimenting with
colors under artificial light that has
attracted the attention OF producers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-25
Will Talk on
Indian BasketrY

The public is cordially invited 20
attend the talk at the Fine Arts
Gallery. 1918 Fourth ave. on Sun.
day afternoon. at O'Clock. 20 10
gfvsn by Mrs leslie spiers OF the
University OF Washington. Mrs.
Rpiers II a national authority on
her subject. ''Baskstry and Ar OF
cur Northwest Indians" She has
recently been awarded a fund 10
carry on her Investigations here.
Entries for tie Arts and Crafts
exhibition 20 be hung AT the Fins
Arts Galleries during Hay are now
being made. Anyone wishing 70 en-.
ter such crsftwork as handwoven
linen. batik. woodblock prints. pot.
terry. jewelry, wood carving. etc.
should bring II 10 the Fine Arts
secretary. Mrs. Davis. between II
and 9.
Miss Aifrids Htorm Is chairman
Of this exhibition any day this
week.
The present exhibition Of work
Of the i.5oo STUDENTS in the art de-
partmonts OF the public schools Is
attracting more attention than any
other exhibition that ha1 been held
al the Fine Arts Gallery this winter.
More than 1000 people have been
10 zee the work so far. an average
of .Gs visitors a day. The exhibit
WIN remain UP until May z.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-25
DATES
TO REMEMBER

THURSDAY. APRIL as--
Mr. and Mrs. , J. wetfo's buffet
dinner a, home
FRIDAY. ArHrL IT,
Nm. Ayrs Fisss 20 sntsftain al
Hports Clothes dance" II horss
Mrs Francis Guy Frtnk's luncheon
Al herns 70 honor Mrs. II. v. Aisr-
sndsr.
Mrs william, n ossfneys Informal
tea In hoESr Of her house suast.
Miss Adsis 1Iznfnrd. Of Buffalo.
Nj
MONDAY. APRIL no.
Annual card psrt- OF Queen Ann.
Circle Fruit ana Flower Mi.sion.
az Hotel oowmnn.
Mr.. chsries cisrk's dinner a, ,ss
Rainier ciuh. followed hy a ,hes.
ter party at the Netronoiitsu. IN
honor OF Af. George Hurd. Of New
York.
WEDNESDAY, MAY A.
Mrs. ". a. Nsutsrt. bridge lunch.
a5n At home
THURSDAY. May g.
AIRS walter A Noors's breakfast In
compliment 10 her mother, MIRA
Fred =. siimson, a, home.
FRIDAY. MAY A.
Tennis bail At the CLUB house.
SATURDAY. MAY g.
The marriage OF Miss Asnss Nc.
Donald 70 Mr.. Frank Morrill,. In
Bethany Presbyterian church. at
500 o'clock.
FRIDAY, MAY IL
Womsn's University club 10 give an.
nuai sports clothes ball at the
Masonic Temple.
Miss Mildred and Miss Gertrude
Lewis 70 snirrtain at dinner AT
nome before the Tennis ball.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 23--
|. the wedding OF Miss Vivian Tyson
70 Capt. George Carroll Hammer
y, 4. " O.. at home Of tho brld,'
eioct's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ar.
thur Ralph Tyson. at 7 c,oia,k.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-25
Seattle m

eies IN half . dozsn leading maya.
dnes this winter. he leaves nov
York this wesL 70 spend 70 months
In travel Ia Europe. writing aud
skstohing. Ills wife II a sculptor
and viii continue her studies In
Paris.
Allan Clark n Tacoma boy who
has been carrying forward his Work
% a scJlpto- ~ New York for Sow
cFal years. In thu months Town
and Country. VANITY Fair and Arts
and Decoration srs photographs Of
iin new bust OF Amslita CalllCurei.
said 70 be IA beautiful and flowing
treatment IN marble portraiturs
carved In serravezzh marble" II viii
~ shown this month by the National
gculpturs society. Mr. Clark had
nm interesting bas-relisf on sx.
hlbition IN tlt February exhibition
Of Northwest artists az the Seattle
Fine Arts Galleries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-25
Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Green ana
Mr, ana Mrs. John A. Ryan viii sail
next Tuesday on the n. y. Alexander
for Los Angeles. to be- away three or
four weeks.
Miss Franklin Crawford. who has
been seriously m in Lexington. ny.
Ia oonyaleaolns.
SIT and Mp A. X. Flsken. Nlss
Aarjoris Fiakon asd Mr. stuart
FNken viii remove Saturday 70
Wing Point Tor the summer.
Mr.. ana Mrs John p. Fay are
spending n few days At their country
place ~ Port Madlron.
Mr.. william Burghrd. who haH
boon In town for n few days. re-
turned today 10 his home In Port.
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Frank Maoklem
viii leave May on = mouths motor
trip 70 California.
Mr.. and Mr. T. II. skosi. Of Dan.
yer, arc visiting their son ana dhugh.
terin'lRw, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest l..
sksal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hawthorne X. Dent
and family will remove Saturday 10
the Highlands for the summer
months.
Or. and Mrs. W. e. orlSwoid
spent the weekend with DR.. and
Mrs. Norman 8. Nocready. al sno.
homiEh.
Mrs. Alexander Wood seibert. OF
Portland. is visiting her parents.
ar. and Mrs, John walsh.
Mr. and Mrs Everett GrigYs III.
CMAry Lea Fisksm are receiving con.
Krhtulhtions upon the birth OF
daughter. April ~. At the Seattle
General hospital.
Capt. and Mrs. W. A. MaFee left
Saturday Tor California, on a trip OF
several weeks.
hrs. J. A. Natunger has returned
from a four months visit IA Call.
fornia and IL AT home with her son.
in.law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs.
Philip @. Kinzsr.
Mira Stanley orifnths Is spending
a few dRyr In Victoria. b. c.
Mr. John Welst and mother. Mrs.
ws.nt. Of Portland. have come here
10 reside and have taken house At
Tenth ave. n. and r. Howe 81.
Mrs. A. n. Anderson IL home
from a abort trip TO California.
sir. and Mrs. Almond Ray Phil.
lips nEthsi ". Green are receiving
congratulations en- the birth OF
daughter. Virginia Elaine. at 81.
Lukss hospital. tprii 20.
Mr.. Henry Landes has returned
from a three weeks visit with her
sister. Mrs. Z W. Purdy. in Belling.
ham.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-25

MOUNT RAKER PARK GUILD ohndrens ohopeo hospital
1ti making elaborate Friday
afternoon April ~ at tho Mount Baker Park clubhouse instead tho
bungalow originally
Mrs Andae chairman the committee assisted
Chandler Harry Macy
Robert BEaudgan Mrs Charles Miller soeum and Mrs Byron
Mrs Archie Chandler musical which win
be Maurice Friedman Darling Miss Alma
losnnesc Chandler Charles Wilson
refreshments
Case. Alexander
Mwan win the tables assisted
by Mrs chaS Jacobson and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-25
ny DOROTHY FAY GOULD

Mrs, John Carroll Perkins IA plan.
Ming 70 giya a series Of three garden
tillu az the Tacoma County club
during tho month Of May. Her sub
Jscta viii be Gardens Of Elizsbethan
England" The Romance Of Old
World oardens~ and Garden Crafts
men"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-25
Marine Painter
Will Come Here

Frederick J. Waugh has long been
ranked among the kading marine
painters OF America and now news
reaches US that he will 10 a guest
IN Seattle this summer and win
paint soms scenes OF our coast. He
VIII come west via Canada and az
guest OF that government; will paint
some scenes along that route.
He il said 20 be one OF the rars
masters able 20 depict the rest
iesSness OF the seas. the sweep OF
winds over waves. TO paint the
structure Of the seas.
Hs has Just held q special ex-
hibition OF his work OF last year in
the West Indies AZ the Macbeth gal
lery in New York.