Evening Star Newspaper, February 16, 1926, Page 19

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1926, "B Art Dealer, Believing He Was “Stung,” |BANK ROBBED IN FACE [}575x.5 i onber, fimitancoys-| o to put a ston 10 actvity of bank | in the tine ey \ . o Helman, prominent banker, that a| The lobby of the bank was crowded | they compelled the cashier to lie on “‘defensive 1lia) " had be 1 d | with S i or while men loote« Resells Valuable Painting for $200) QF POLICE CAMPAIGN |2ttt te, b trmed e e e i 12 T AP 58 S e o y local banks to cooperate with po-|holdup. ‘The two men took their places | the drawer at tho cashier's window. | Safe Deposit Boxes $2aYear | | By the Associated Press. his price. Other paintings by Barque | NEW YORK, February 16.—An art | have sold for $25,000 and $30,000, so | Branch Near Los Angeles Looted dealer here, who thought he got|Loenvenich took it. their turn at . ‘SALM SEES CHILD Available a splendid site for a small Apartment House in the best loca It can be bought right and—with improvement— will e a money-maker. For details see MezyeR-coss | Deal with @ Realtor 1115 K St Main 4752 ’ “stung” in buying a “retouched lith- Unhampered by Detectives After Armistice With Wife and Family. | By the Associated Pres { . PALM BEACH, Fla., February 1 All was serene today in the ri camps of the house of Salm. An armistice was ned yesterday be: | tween the count and ‘the countess | whereby former was to two hou 5 | with his vour detectives and 5 As a_consequc the count and young Peter got acquainted vester: although the Von Hoogstracten ) did not learn to refer to his titled paternity as however much | 'he may have been rtuned to do so. Millicent, the child’s mother, :Alhl_hl'l“ . - father. 11. H. F . have remained Columbia e v & {of that portion of the populace who » - have “nothing to Heights N e noon, th hou and the while the two re ters, untess re mdson for a e tot clutchi r. 1 s first present from his ~ ndmother appeared de- 1 divinely happy.” was omment. phetographers to record domestic satisfaction were | the 2 I Bargue produced only about 20 oils, &raph,” which he tucked away in | partly. because originally He was o corner of his shop only to sell cheapiy lithrographer and started painting later is wondering today whether he late In life and partly because he was s right or wrong. he “chromo”™ as he called it. now laimed to be “An Arab Dealer Among His Antiques,” the work of Charles Pargue who died in poverty in Paris. It will be shown in a sc painstaking in his work. Even though he got good prices { during his lifetime his income was | not ufficient to tide over between | pictures. of $10,000 as “Defensive Alliance” Is Formed. By the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, February 16.—~Two armed men escaped with $10,000 after holding up the Vernon branch of the Helman Trust and Savings Bank yes- Two suits inst the Amer co were filed in Su- Bargue exhibition at the Fearon Gi jleries in March and April. Karl Loevenich an art expert dis- [at Parls art dealer covered the painting. When he found | he had applied uns it the dealer, deceived by its minute |loa detail, told him it was not worth col sidering. “I like to get stun .| venich. “What will you take for it The dealer named and got $200 BANK SUED FOR $241,000 to Clear Up Alleged Irregu- larities of Secretary. 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Drapery Section, Sixth floor. opdmard & Lothrop 10th, 11th, F and G Streets A Special Purchase of Pictures, 75¢ Framed Oilettes -in a variety of well known subjects, such as “The Lone Wolf” and others. Oval Pictures $2.25 Fine Mirrors at Unusual Prices The One Sketched $5.85 Heavy, true plate glass, perfect- ly silvered and set in a graceful frame. Three other patterns and four finishes in each pattern. An attractive hall furnishing at a ‘price that is unusually low. All leathers and sizes in most every line Former Prices up to $10.50 Sale 10 Days Only EDMONSTON & CO. (Incorporated) 612 13th Street West Side—Bet. F & G Sts. Next Droop’s Music House ANDREW BETZ, Manager Console Mirror Special, $9.75 Buffet Mirror Special, $14.75 Mirror Section, Fifth floor.