Evening Star Newspaper, October 19, 1926, Page 11

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Willis for re-election, and Demo- cratic congressional candidates, for- mer Secretary of the’Navy Josephus Daniels in hip first speech here last night declared that voters have been “fed up" on what Roosevelt once called “belly campalgns.” Republi- cans, he said, are asking men to vote “as if they could be moved only by appeal to appetite.” | ""Of course, if the American people have no higher interest than is ex- pressed in the slogan: pails’ and a ‘living wage,’ the Demo- crats have no compelling issue which will secure their support,” Mr. Dan- fels sald. Decries “Abasement” of Labor. The speaker declared the Clayton act, passed during the administration of President Wilson, had removed labor from the commodity class and thereby removed a coercive force that guided men in casting their votes when their “jobs were at stake.’” “The day ended in the administra- tion of Wilson when the ‘living wage’ was the goal of men who labor for salary or wage,” he said. “The con- ception in America today is for con- ditions that shall not deny to labor its falr share of what their skill pro- duces. “When workers received the highest wage in history during the Wilson administration they did not get down on their knees and say, ‘Oh, great and good Wilson, we belong to you and your party.’ “The Democrats demand no such abasement in return for the pros- perity that came under Democratic laws. However, Republicans demand that voters ‘cash in' with votes if they happen to get enough returns bor or capital to enable them to pay high prices for everything ex- cept products of the farm. Freight Rates Blamed. “There the consumer P big prices and the farmer does not ob- tain the cost of cultivation. Ixces- e freight rates, failure to give entific marketing leaves little after the salary and wage receipts buy the necessities of life.” “Democrats promise no universal plenty. They promise to withdraw subsidies and privilege in every shape and form. These things always go to the privileged few. They promise equality and a fair chance, without favor or impediment, to any class of industry. They pledge themselves to keep free the channels of trade. They pledge to business and agriculture sound banking policies which afford rellef in times of depression. They guarantee to unlock the doors which hold the just distribution of the re- wards of labor and industry. Their record of equality of opportunity justifies a vote of confidence.” . SKIPPER FINED $17,500. Italian Heavily Assessed for Il- legally Landing Immigrants. HALIFAX. Nova Scotia, October 19 ) —Capt. Michael A. Romano, master of the Italian ship Dori, yesterday was fined $17,500 on charges of lllegally landing 129 Sicilian immigrants at Mill Cove September 12. The fine was at the rate of $300 each on the 35 counts of the indictment, to which he pleaded guilty. As an alternative to the fine, Capt. Romano was sentenced to 30 days’ im- prisonment on each charge, an agsre- sentence of nearly three vears. It is expected, however, that the fine will be paid. falls under the head of Stains, Varnishes, BRUSHING LACQUER dries WILLIAMS Frank. 8325 Plants and Flowers Indoors? Better not delay. months to It yow wmven't already done so you'd better bring all your potted plants and flowers in tonight. Ferrs, begonia, geraniums, in fact, 'most all potted plants are very ten- | der and the slightest frost will in- Jure them tremendously. So bring them indoors now. Don't take a chance on having them damaged. 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Sold by druggists, florists and seed dealers everywhere. N0t la e[ |o|——[0—— o [—olc—— o=l [o][c———[a]c——=0] THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Vinci Inspired toPaint “The Last Supper” monks assembled Leonardo da Vinef, gested ‘that Leon: picture in memor Inspired by artist painted, on wall of this old church, Supper,” perhaps picture in the world. this On Wall in Monastery Aftef Noted Feast The banquet has been a popular form of gathering since ancient times. but perhaps the most famous banquet 1 of history took place in Milan, Italy, late in the 15th century, since it oc- casioned the painting of the world's most widely known picture, Last Supper,” by Leonardo da Vincl. One night a group of distinguished “The in the dining hall of the old Monastery of Santa Maria delle Grazie at Milan for a great feast. their beloved artist friend, was present and in the course of the many complimentary remark: regarding the occasion, someone sug do should paint a of the supper. suggestion, the the dining room “The Last the most famous This_portrayal of Christ in fellowship with His dis- ciples, eating together for the last time before the crucifixion, is known and admired wherever Christianity is known. 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This picture has suffered greatly from {ll fortune and has little of its former greatness, yet, in its present poor state of preservation, it possesses a unique charm that is most impres- sive. When Napoleon entered Milan he gave orders that the picture be cared for, but the monastery ‘was finally turned into a stable and a door cut through the picture, removing the feet of the central figure. The build- ing later canght fire and a disastrous flood also added to the devastation. “The Last Supper” is often re- ferred to as “a study of hands,” since every character in it expresses, by the use of the hands, some particular mocd. One cannot fail to notice the remarkable handling of details as in- dicated by the painted folds, of the tablecloth, the painted window with its minjature landscape, the light and shadow on the dishes and many other details of equal interest. 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