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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-21

navrat ku prosperite jest ma
ceste. Ten ovsem pfichazf po-
stupne."
V Hagerstown fecnil We
stfedu republikansky kandidat
mlstopresidentskeho dfadu, ko-
lionel Frank Knox. BEST zmen-
sill pocet osob nasloucha.ifcfch
TyvodGm jeho. Noviny pravf,
re p%osluchacG bylo tam ma T.
900. Puvodne cekano ma pri-
tomnost az do jednoho sta tisfc
Reel musely zkracovany BY
Il. Dva z recnikd promokli
ma kdzi". Nekolik tisfc prch-
10 Sc ukryti pred lijakem.
Naslouchajfcf byli potesenf
reel kandidatovou, ktery mlu-
vii prot bureakratismu, nehos-
podarnosti a vysokym DAMN.
Kolonel Knox mezi jinym
fekl: "Oni pravf, re "politic-
ka alliance mezi delnfky a far
mari prevzfti vladu zeme jest"
monstrosn1 a ne Americka."
Rekl: "Jest nejvyssi cas-, aby-
chom zfekli sc blahove myslen-
ky, re vlada mGze kontrolovati
industrii a rfditi tuto a zajistiti
vynos a zajistiti mzdy."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-21
Utonuli.

DR.. Godfrey Buehrer, den
fist v Medical Arts budov6, u
tonul v ned6li v Bush Tece. Ia
sci do hlubiny. Plovati neumel.
Thomas Franklin z Gorsuch
avenue utonul V nedeli ma Mia
mi Beach, Bowley's Quarters.
Sorry a brehy rex a zalivu
naplneny byly V ned6li Tadami
vyletnfkG, kteT1 hledali tam u
tulky pred vedrem panuj1cfm V
meste. Vedro dostoupilo ma
vysi 90 stupnG vzdor dest1ku
We vychodn1 a jihovychodn1 ca
sti Baltimore a zaburacen1.
Blesk uderil kolem 6.25 We
Ger do okraje stTechy ma Ma
ryland Lumber skladisti, {. 121
East ulice.
V nedeli rano blesk udeTil do
starobyleho kostela Mount Pa
ran v HarrisonviHe.
Dive stodoly zniceny byly BILE
sky v nedeli We Frederick okre-
su. Shorely 1plne. Dunn AL
lena Gelnicks v Emmitsburg
poskozen byl bleskem. Omit
ka spadla ma dive spiel dltky,
ale neposkodila je.
= Arnold Abrams. 20lety,
uklouzl z brehu do Magothy
reky v sobotu a utonul. Mrtvo-
la nalezena byla pc dvouhodi-
novem hledanf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-21

Dvakrate streleny do pod
bfisl a stehna muz schouleny
ma schodech ma Mount Royal
avenue u N. Charles ulice, ode
pfel odpovedeti jak ku zranenf
pfisel, kdyz ma mfsto po slyseni
vystfelu pfispechal policejni
straznik, Joseph Lupfnek. To-
hoto zraneny poprosil: me
nechte mne zemT1ti."
V Mercy nemocnici ma otaz-
ky odpovedel: "Zapomenme
ma to-"
Policie oznamila, re to byl
Milton Bivans, 32letJ, rfdic
trucku re 200 blocku E.. Pres
ton ulice. Truck nalezen byl
stojlc1 ma druhe strane Mount
Royal avenue.
Vina svalovana jest ma zarli-
vost. Strelen pry byl pc hadce
ohledne jiste zeny. Strelil jej
Tony Tetso.
Vyskociv mezi .jfzdou ma
stupatko AUTOMOBILE, cernoch
v utery V noel vytrhl zene rfdi-
Gov etobolku a prchl. Okrade-
nou jest manzelka Edwina Kill
man, {. 1924 Kennedy avenue.
Ma stupatko jedoucfho auto
mobilu cernoch skocil, kdyz
tento zm1rnil j1zdu ma krrizovat
&c Mosher a Stricken ulic. V
tobolce bylo 1915.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-21
Starry parek.

Babicka, Mamie P. Kenly,
sekretafka spojenych zenskych
klubd zen Marylandu, byla v
sobotu spojena svazkem man
zelskym s dedouskem, Johnem
T. O'Leary, presidentem En-
met klubu. Nevesta byla pc Is
rokG vdovou. zenich, sc rokG
starry, byl vdovcem a otcem
ctyT dftek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-21
Sest poransno nakladnim Via
KEN B. & O. drahy.

Do tesne pr kolej1ch B. q
&. drahy ma Light ulici stoJl-
cich automobile vrazil We sire
du nakladni Wax, poranil sest
osob a poskodil Is taxicabu a
automobile.
Poranenf byli vetsinou ceka-
jfci ffdici a osoby, ktere vystou
PLY 2 lodi Emma Giles vrativsl
Sc 2 COLCHESTER do mesta kolem
p1l jedenacte hodiny nocnl.
Wax sestaval S 10 vagonu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-21
DR.. Townsend Tecnikem
" Baltimore.

DR.. Francis E. Townsend,
jenz hotov jest z pokladny
Stryce Sauna vyplaceti vsem
pres 60 rokd starym pense v
obnosu 5000 mesfcne, jez pen
sionovanf do mesfce ~utratiti
musf, recniti Dude v nedeli v
Baltimore ma pikniku Town
send klubn v blizkosti Balti-
more ulice a Gwynn Oak par
ku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-21

kvalit jest citelny nedostatek,
protoze dnesnl doba, neni do
bou ideal1, nen1 dobou nezist-
nych povah; dnesnf doba je
lacna pc vsem jinem, jen ne pc
lepsim duchovn1m a zivote Wy
sokych ideal1. Jak tezko dnes
zfskati idealnf lidi, a proto tax
tezko loucfme Sc S muzem ta-
kovych kvalit jake byl Josef
Vala. Nebo rozhl1zej1ce Sc ko-
lem sebe, radi bychom videli
hodne tech, kterf by sli v jeho
slepejich, kter1 by pomohli Edo
lat tezke ukoly ktere mas ceka-
il. Je mas hrstka, a jeste tato
hrstka prave Sc zmensila o Gle
ma nejlepsiho,o druha nejvzac-
nejslho, O pracovnfka nejkvali-
fikovanejsiho, nejspolehlivej-
siho a nikdy neselhavaj1cfho.
Kdykoli bylo tTeba, mohli jsme
ma bedra Valova vSe sloziti,
mohli jsme v jeho ruce vlozit
sebe test 1koly, vzdy byly jim
dochvflne a precisne splneny.
Tento rvs jeho povahy Dude v
MAST ceske kolonii tezko nahra-
zeny protoze, v dnesn1m spole-
censkem zivote casio byva vice
zloby nez upr1mnosti, vice ne
navisti, vice neod1vodnene "a
trpklosti nez neuhybaj1c1 ne
smlouvavosti, vice kalu nez ja-
SUI. Bratr Vala vzdy takove We
ci odbyl svym pT1slovecnym u
smevem, vtipnou poznamkou,
vyrfdil mnohy sleh podarenym
neosobnlm zertem-a tail da-
lie, pracoval stejne 1porne a
neochvejne jake pred tim;
vzdyt by nebyl ami xiv bez teto
prace, ktera no tesla a vyplno-
vala mu volne chvile pri jeho
nejvetsi pozornosti vyzaduj1c1
umelecke praci. V baltimor-
skem divadelnictv1 vyoral Vala
brazdu, ktera vzdycky Dude
viditelna. Jeho rezie, vyprava
a umelecka 1prava jeviste udi-
vovala jak WHEREIN her, jejich
stastnym obsazenlm a prove
denim. Jake reziser pocinal 81
vskutku skvele, jeho pricine-
MIN dostala Sc ma sokolske je-
viste tax mnoha hra vynikajf-
cfho dramatika, kterou jiny re-
User by Sc byl obaval zde da-
vat. Umelecky nikdy v tonic
ohledu 81 nezadal. Valova re-
lie byla prvotTfdnf a tezko by
Sc il dalo co vytykati. Ale Va
la byl nejen dobry reziser ale i
nevsedni umelec kteremu dra-
maticky odbor Sokola vdec1 "a
dnesnf 1pravu jeviste, ma KITE
rou jiste NIUE Sokol byti mr.
dym. Jeho cinnost nebyla tim
to vycerpana. Vala byl pT1te-
lem jakych je dnesnf dobu pc
skrovnu. Vyslechl, poradil, po-
mohl a mlcel. Nikdy nechtel
ably davano jemu pfednf mfsto,
ale skromne spokojil Sc S kou-
teckem treba nejzadnejs1m. A
pfeci jeho inicitativn1 cinnost
byla tax obsahla v kazdem ma
rodnim podniku, vsude bylo
znati mnozstvf jeho namet6,
ktere dovedl i sam provadeti S
1spechem. Dlouho nell vzdy
budeme postradati jeho prace
jeho inicitativnich navrhG,jeho
optimusmu a jeho skromnosti.
Proto v hluboke vdecnosti "a
chvile vrouciho pratelstvl, CT
ste radosti a nezistneho bratr-
stvi, jichz Sc nam vsem cd zes-
nuleho bratra Josefa Valy do
stale, prejeme mu dnes, kdy jiz
kraci V risi vecneho svetla, stez
kou dosud nepoznanou: "Po-
koj popeli jeho" a volame:
"Vecna Mu pamet!"
T M v - CaSSiuS -
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-21
Prepady.

NeZaSCfaSen reVOlVerem ban
dity, host v hospode ma rohu
Baltimore a Conkling ulic v So
botu udefil banditu do brady
az tento vyrazen byl okennfm
sklem. Druhy bandita zatfm
prchl Sc 500, jez wal re "a
suvky hospody. Bandita pore
zany sklem DIAL Sc ma 1tek ale
chycen byl jedn1m chodcem a
predan policejnlmu straznfku
vychodnf STANCE.
Ma vychodni stanici ztotoz-
men byl jake Robert Woody,
32lety. Pozdeji Harry Lance,
rs lety, jenz s MIN hospodu
prepaid, chycen byl, kdyz pTi-
sci do mestskych nemocnic, kde
ma neho policiste eekali. Bylo
u neho z ukradenych 500 ma
.lezeno jeste $57.
Pc otazovanf Sc bartendra,
Steve Evans, a nekolika hostf v
hospode, jest jisto, re prepaid
byl pTipravovan nekolik hodin.
Pc hranf karet pc dive hodi-
ny V hospode Woody a Lance,
vySli oba ma ulici a pTikazali
f1dici taxicabu, Robertu Black
burn, ably tam ma ne cekal. O.
ba bandite pc te vratili Sc do
-hospody a sedli 81 ku stolu.
"Well, pustme Sc do toho,"
fekl Woody soudruhovi. Pc tie
Woody vynal revolver a namf-
Fill jej proti prsoum bartendra.
Povazujete to "a zert, John
Blume z Conkling ulice, prisko
Gil a bral banditovi revolver z
ruky, povazuje to "a zert. "Ne-
delam 81 blazny," odsekl Woo
dy, "jdi do zadu." Zatlacil
Blume a ostanf hosty do zadnf
m1stnosti mezit1m so Lance kra
dl pen1ze re zasuvky hospod-
ske skrfne. Nemaje strachu
pred revolverem, Blume, jenz
doznal, re 'vypil nekolik skle-
mic piva", udeTil banditu do
brady a hnal jej oknem ven.
Druhy nezraneny vybehl do
blfzke ulicky jinym oknem.
: Netrvalo dlouho a Woody
byl rukou policie. V NEST
skych nemocnicfch chycen pax
byl Lance, jenz tam byl poslu-
hou.
- Ma Frederick Pike media
leko Ellicott City 74lety John
HI. Stirn ubranil Sc v sobotu
dvema banditnm, kdyz tito
chteli okrasti jeho maly stanek
v nemz prodaval jfdla a pivo.
Zlodeji vesli do vnitT kolem
10. hodiny v noci a porucili 81
pivo. Jeden vypil toto a dru-
ny udeTil pivnf lahvf starce do
hlavy. Krvaceje z rany, Stirn
pustil Sc do banditG tlace je do
druhe mfstnosti. Tam uchopiv
revolver, strelil pc Mich, kdyz
utfkali oknem. Starry bezzuby
pes Stirna vyvolil 81 jednoho
banditu a nespustil Sc no zena
Sc "a MIN pc silnici az tento
chycen byl a zavren. Chyce-
nym byl % roxy starry George
Weller z WOODBURY., Md. Dru-
ny utekl.
- Rfdic taxicabu, Adolf
Wieniewski, oloupen byl We
stfedu o $3.50 asi pIl druhe
mile "a Curtis Bay dvema mu
Ii, kter1 jej svazali ma krov1m
porostlem m1ste a S jeho taxi
cabem ujeli.
28lety Wisniewski pomohl s.
re svazan1, dosel do blfzkehc
cernosskeho domku a odtud
dopraven do Baltimore. Pre-
paden byl ma Belle Grove roao
lu Patapsco parku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-21
Mistn1 zpravy.
Z k~rajanskych kruhG.


Z krajanskych kruhG.
8. srpna, 1886.
Mr.. Frank Slama,
1916 S. Komenski Avenue,
Chicago, Ill.
Mily pane Slama:-
PTijal jsem Vas list z Chi
caga. Dekuji Yam "a vzpomln-
ku ma mne a zaroven ma zdar
We volbe governerske.
S milymi pozdravy a dobrym
pTan1m,
vas V pine 1cte,
Howard w. Jackson,
Mayor.
- Pozdrav z Clevelandu ma
Baltimore a ctenou redakci
Telegraph" Dodatek z Chi
caga. Mel jsem tn cest setkati
Sc S ~kamarady, kter1 mne dali
prflezitost Sc podlvati do geo.
logickeho parku (zveTinec).
Jest tam mnoho zvfrat videti a
rozdilnych zivocichG. Potion
jsem sci do Sokola "Slavsky".
Jest to budova, re takovou kdy
by jste cht6li videti, mus1te jeti
do Chicago. Dali mne V mem
pr1vodcfho. Ten mne wal bu-
dovou, V nfz vid6l jsem plovar-
nu, n6co to krasneho Radio sta
nici, ceskou velkou jfdelnu.
Take jsem mel tam cest setkati
s e bratrem Muzikem, jenz mn6
podal ruku a hned jsem byl
donna a rekl jsem: "Clovece, ia
O Vas slySel Cd br. Antona Ku-
Gerry z Baltimore take "Cespe-
saka", jakou praci jste udelal
V te reorganisaci pro G. S. A"
Tlumoc1m re Sokolovny "Slav-
sky" srdecny a sokolsky po-
zdrav pi. Cesky cd Sokola Kei-
zlera.
Ma shledanou,
Frank Slama.
Srdecny pozdrav Yam
vsem posfla Karel a Marie Por-
kat z Petersburg, Va. Je zde
p6kn6, ale jsou zde velka SUI
cha.
Pc dvoumesicnim pobytu
v Baltimore mezi svymi prate-
Ii a znamymi opet odj1zd1 do
sv6ho domova We stare vlasti
StTfbrnych Hor, znamy Balti-
morsky krajan p. Karel Sra
mex. Odjede 26. srpna pc To-
di Queen Mary. DIE jeho w
povedi CO S mani sdelil, pome-
ry V Ceskoslovensku jsou temer
stejne jake zde, jen S tim roz-
dflem re to horko prece je tam
snesiteln6jsf any noel tam jsou
chladn6, re Sc must pTikryvat.
Naseho horka ma prav6 dost a
jest rad re Sc opet ochladf We
sve vlasti. PTejeme mt stast-
nou cestu mezi sve lidi, kde Via
dine vetS1 %upT1mnost nez zde v
Americe.
= Ma hTbitove Sv. KTfze
pohTbena bylaw pondelf PAM
Antonio Setl1k, vdova, e. 1915
Benhill avenue, Curtis Bay, jez
podlehla srdecnf wade IA. srp-
ma We start 65 rokG. Narodila
Sc V Cechach. Do Ameriky pTi-
jela pred 80 roxy. Nalezela ku
spolku Sv. Fanny Marie V Cur
tbs Bay. Pohrebnf obrady Wy
konal Rev. Sandalgi.
PohTeb vypravila firma Cvach
& Syn.
= Damsky Demokraticky
Klub pTi klubu Ceskych Mladf-
XII uspoTadal We stTedu vylet
ma PelcGv Sor pro clenkyne a
jejich rodiny. Vylet koruno-
van byl plnym zdarem jak pro
dospele tax d1tky. Ma hrach a
zabav6 nechybelo zrovna tax
jake ma vytecnych zakuscfch a
zabave ma cel6 care"
PTedsedkou klubu je pf. Au-
gust Kleckova a tajemnic1 pi.
Karel Holubova.
Ia Bratrem Josefem Va
lou. V 1tery dine II. t. m. O 10
iodine dopoledne ma vzdy do
tlouklo srdce vzacneho a u
SlechtiIeho cloveka, nadseneho
sokola Josefa Valy, a mas mily
druh a bratr pridruzil Sc ku ar
made tech, kteT1 pTedesli mas v
napln Vecnosti.
V patek odpoledne rozlouci-
Ii Sc s MIN ma vzdy, jeho draha
rodina, sokolstvo, spolkov1 dru
hove a ceska baltimorska We
Tejnost ably ma Ceskem Narod-
MIN Hrbitove dali jemu posled-
~< GO Pohom
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-21
Frank Slama.

- Srdecny pozdrav Van
vsem pos1la Karel a Marie Por-
kat z Petersburg, Va. Je zde
p6kn6, ale jsou zde velka SUI
cha.
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Holbrook

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-01-26
Cheat on Seeds.
EVEN the lowly soybean has caught
- the attention of the trickster.

EVEN the lowly soybean has caught
the attention Of the trickster.
The plant has become increasingly
important on farms on which restric-
tive contracts were In effect.
Two types are grown generally,
macoupin, which is a short-seasoned
variety, suitable for the North, and the
mammoth yellow, which does best in
the South. The former natures in lis
days, the latter In las days.
The short-seasoned type is more
plentiful in seed and this seed has as
a result found its way into the markets
as the other type. The seeds are so
similar that they cannot be distin-
guished, but sprouting test soon re-
veals the difference.
About two weeks are required from
the time the seeds are started in test
until the test reveals which variety Is
undergoing the test.
As the farmer would know for GER
tain where he purchased his seed.
agents charged with enforcing the
Federal seed act would have little dim
Guilty in tracing shipments back to
their source u notified 70 promptly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-01-26
SPLENDID CORCORAN FEATURE
Flemish Wall Hangngs of Sixteenth Century, Bequeahed to
Gallery by Joseph S. Stevens Now Put View With
Other Works Notable Examples of Handicraft.

coran Gallery is purposed for the dis
play not only of wall hangings but
of sculpture, an excellent combination.
At present a full size cast Of Saint
Gaudens' Puritan" is at one end Of
the gallery and an equally good cast
Of Death and the Young Sculptor"
the Milmore Memorial by Daniel
Chester French, at the other. Against
the long walls are Saint Gaudens'
original portrait Of the late David
Jayne Hill and DIN Warmers portrait
of the painter. J. Alden Weir: Kemeys'
"Jaguar Lovers in bronze. Joel r.
Harris portrait Of Henry Clay, 1.-THE
Duette" by Weinman, and q unique
piece bronze turkey by John
Singer Sargent, the distinguished
portrait painter, besides other equally
interesting works. Oddly enough
sculpture never shows to best advan-
tage whe., exhibited with paintings,
but tapestries on the walls, when not
used as backgrounds, seem to set
them of. Such is the case in this
well proportioned and spacious hall.
IN THE whole history of art, the
periods of highest attainment have
been those when the crafts flourished.
as well as the so-called fine arts.
1t is therefore doubly suspicious that,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-01-26

were woven for the adornment Of
drawing OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES than
baronial halls and churches-repre-
senting the elements-earth, air, fire
and water. Designed by Audran. this
set is very decorative in pattern and
lovely in color, the DuBarry rose pre-
dominating. Long before the Clark
collection came to the Corcoran Gal
lery Of Art or any Of the present &C
QUESTIONS had been made. this last
set was exhibited here in q really great
tapestry exhibition organized by the
Washington Society of the Fine Arts
when the late Charles M. Ffoulke, q
noted authority on tapestries and
collector. was its president, and shown
in the Corcoran Gallery of Art.
NUMBERED also among the Cor
.oran Gallery's possessions in
this department of wall hangings is
a fine sixteenth century Flemish piece
given by Mrs. William Corcoran Eustis
for placement in the Eustis memorial
room.
There are also. most fortunately,
some very valuable tapestries now on
display in the Corcoran Gallery Of
Art as loans from generous private
owners. On the walls of the grand
staircase, most effectively shown, are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-01-26
BULLETIN OF EXHIBITIONS

Corcoran Gallery of Art-Per-
manent collections. Special ex-
hibitionS of illustrations by
Thornton Oakley and Of paintings
and etchings by Richard Lahey.
The Forty-flfth Annual Exhibi-
ticu, Society Of Washington Art
lists. Exhibition of bookbinding
of today.
National Geographic Society
Exhibition Of sculpture. THE
Races of Mankind" by Malvina
Hoffman.
National Gallery Of Art, Ma
tional Museum-Gellatly, john
son and Evans collections, and
Herbert Ward. African sculptures.
Smithsonian Building - Etch-
lngs. block prints and Autographs
by Franz Geritz of Los Angeles.
National Museum. Arts and In
dustries NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pic
torial photographs by Louis
Fleckenstein of California.
Freer Gallery of Art-Chinese
paintings, Oriental art objects;
paintings, drawings, etchings by
Whistler and paintings by other
American artists.
Phillips Memorial Gallery
Permanent collection of paintings
by old and modern masters.
Studio House, 1914 Twenty first
street NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of
paintings by modernists lent by
Museum of Modern Art, New
York.
D. c. League of American Pen
Women-Exhibition paintings by
Helen F. Collision.
Textile Museum of the District
of Columbia-Rare and beautiful
textiles, rugs and embroideries,
chiefly of the East
Arts Club of Washington-Ex-
hibitions Of paintings by Hans
Schlereth and Alan Page Flavelle.
Library of Congress-Recsnt
accessions: Pencil Autographs and
original illustrations by Stanley
Remnant, w. A. Rogers and
others.
Public Library. main building
Exhibition of water colors by
Charles Val Clear.
Southeastern Branch Library
Exhibition of water colorS by
Washington artists.
Northeastern Branch Library
Exhibition Washington Land
scape Club.
International House, Y. w. c.
A., GA E street northwest-Ex-
hibition of paintings by members
Of the Landscape Club and the
Twenty Women Painters.
Art gallery. Howard Univer-
sity-Exhibit:on Cambodian and
Siamese sculpture, Javanese pup
pets and masks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-01-26

(COntlnueQ fTOul FOuItu EhScJ
and sure enough, the car plunged
ahead Immediately. 1t went over the
curb. across the sidewalk and fattened
its radiator against the cemetery wall.
Then the motorist got out and fiat
tened me against the cemetery wall,
Professional advisers are adept at
dealing with the tragic problem OF
the unmarried mother, but I am here
to say that the problem of the I'M
married daughter can be just as tragic.
For the last seven Of her 80 years,
Mrs. Gilfoos' daughter Celia had been
going with a fellow named Spelvin.
This Spelvin was nice enough chap.
except that he drank heavily. took
morphine and had once served term
in San Quentin for numbering his
sister. but Mrs. Gilfoos disapproved
of him as a prospective son-in-law.
I realized. however, that he repre-
scented Celia's only visible chance at
matrimony. and so finally persuaded
Mrs. Gilfoos to consent to the match.
Hes bit wild" told her. but once
he's married, he'll settle down. The
influence of pure, sweet woman like
Celia will make a different man Of
him, mark my words"
Well, she marked my words, and
two days after the wedding Spelvin
left Celia and went to Mexico, taking
with him all her stocks, bonds, jewelry
and the hired girl. haven't seen
Celia or her mother since. Or II I
have seen them, I've seen them first.
It's all very discouraging. When
the Wappingtons had the big row
that led to their divorce, went to
each of them in turn and tried to
patch things up. Then I tried to patch
myself up.
Yet despite rebuffs. continue to go
through life with the best intentions,
Offering advice wherever think it is
needed. And what do get for my
pains?
Pains, that's what / get!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-01-26

Colonial Dame to be given to Dunn
barton House by any State society and
should set high standard and create
a good precedent.
Hilda Belcher is one Of our most
talented and successful artists, as her
exhibition, shown earlier in the season
at the Arts Club, eminently showed.
She has painted Mrs. Lamar seated
in an arm chair, French in design,
covered with old gold figured damask.
Behind her, not too much emphasized.
are shelves filled with books. space
occurring now and then to break the
monotony and give accent. Mrs La
mar in a dark-colored gown, is pic
tured three-quarter view, with her
hands, holding a letter or papers.
resting quietly in her lap. Her ex-
preston is ebert. her eyes very far
seeing, but the attitude is one Of
complete repose - or, perhaps more
properly, perfect poise. What is most
significant is not the matter of like
ness or design, but the spiritual quail
ity which makes itself strongly felt.
The work is broadly rendered, and in
treatment very simple, but it evil
dences to the initiated vest amount
of knowledge and intuition.
4 SPECIAL exhibition Of fans, bead
= and other bags, handkerchiefs,
slippers, gloves, jewelry and other &C
cessories Of feminine dress in Colonial
days will open in Dumbarton House
a week from today, with q private
view, to which cards have been issued.
Dumbarton House is in itself and its
furnishings q permanent and sur
passingly fine exhibit Of the art OF
our early republic and Of the taste
Of those who were instrumental In
its establishment. Not only are the
proportions of the building and its de-
sign, exterior and interior. superfine,
but its furnishings witness to the ex-
traordinary extent to which our first
cabinetmakers and craftsmen recog-
nized art as q factor In the making
of articles for everyday use. In those
times beauty marched with utility.
4 GROUP Of II water colors by
"a Mitchell Jameson Of this city is
now on exhibition in q little gallery
lately established by the Intimate
Bookshop. 32o4 o street, Georgetown.
on its upper floor. Mr.. Jameson was
the winner of the Mahoney prize IN
the independent exhibition here last
Spring. He has exhibited at Studio
House and In local shows in the
Phillips Memorial and Corcoran GAL
leries. His work has breadth and
freshness and is very pleasing in
color. For the most part he has set
forth local subjects, streets and houses
in Washington, not always choosing
the best, but perhaps finding the best
in that which he portrays.
The Intimate Bookshop has slately
inaugurated. experimentally, q lend
ing collection Of paintings, drawings
and prints by young Washington
artists, following the system In COM
mon use by which books may be bor-
rowed for . rental tee for . given