New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 7, 1922, Page 18

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1922, e Y | CHOOSE PIGTURES Whateve. - FOR EXHIBITION| kind of sugar you,' - Jury for Twenty-First Exposition " Selects American Paintings i ' Pittsburgh, April 7.—The jury the twenty-first Int tion of Contempors Paintin at Carnegie Institute, held its final meet. ing today, and selected the last group of American pictures for the exhibi- tion, which will open here April 2 The jury has heen active since early in the year, meeting in London January 24 in Paris Jan.2 7.2 ' ) lulh! New York March 31, At the meet- ings abroad 130 representative Kurop- can paintings were selected for the exhibition, and all of them preceded the jury to Pittshurgh., They are now waiting to be hung on the walls of the spacious galleries at Carnegile, which virtually are reserved through- out the year for the International, E WIPED OUT . Exta Specials for Saturday at the New York Sample Shop Choose 150, . Out of some 500 American paint-| § ings submitted, the jury today chose | 160 to uphold 'the standard of this | country in art competition with the works of KEuropean artists. Hereto- fore artists were permitted to more than one picture, Th exhibits are confined to single works, thus allowing a much broader repre- sentation. European members of the jury were Mrs, Laura Knight, of London, and Lucion Simon, of Paris. The Ameri- can members were Charles W, Wood- bury, of Boston, and Charles . Cur- ran, of New York city. John W. Deatty, director of fine arts of Carn- gie Institute, presided at the New York and Pittshurgh meetings, that today being the twenty-first oyer which he has had supervision in his experience of twenty-six years as di- rector. Abroad the presiding officer was Homer Saint-Gaudens, assistant director at Carncgie. Before the jury met in London and Paris, Mr. Saint Gaudens spent three months in arching studios and galler- for the hest works of contempor- o submit to the jury. st Woman Jurist. Knight was the first woman to serve on the international jury, T =2 : | the only other woman who has served E—— eing an American, Miss Cecilia e I S Beaux of New York o Mrs. CHENDER SXUDBENIE. Knight, one of the ablest painters ‘n | § I England .is the wife of Harold Knight, Statistics Show a Large Number of [who is himself a well known lnglish Schools are Attended. artist. ~ Her painting “The Green IFeathor,” was awarded Thonorable Peking, April 7.—Statistics rccent- [ nention at the Carnegie Institute In- * ly gathered by the Ministry of Kdu- |ternational in 1912, cation indicate that.there are now in Other Foreign Member, China approximately 902,000 students, Lucien Simon, the other foreign member of the jury, is one of the 39,870 se SS0 R g % o studylng in some 89,870 schools. These | ;1out emirient and powerful of mod- Boys’ Suits Value up to $13 Some with Two Pair of Pauts SPECIAL 5 Boy’ Suits | Men’s Shits | | B. V. D. . Value to $2.00 7 o Wi SATURDAY SPECIAL Union Suits Sizes 8 to 18 95c SEALPAX Large Range of Patterns : Value to $3.00 gl LT L SATURDAY SPECIAL SATURDAY ONLY FOR SATURDAY $5.45 || "$1.65 89c¢ $7.45 STIRRING MESSAGE OF SAVINGS!! Men’s All Wool Suits Value to $40 in Single and Men’s All Men’s Pants For Work or Dress Wool Suits Value to $3.50 Value to $35 $ 1 .79 Men’s Pants - Blue, Grey, Brown Value to $5.50 3.89 figures were obtained from reports|ern Iorench painters. His painting, . . . from the various provinces in re-|“Evening in a Studio,” was nwarded Biggest Buy in Years in dideey DOllgle Bl‘eas‘t;!d Models i s ize i 5 at C egie, and ttat B - sponse to officlal circular telegrams | irst prize in 1905 at Carnegie, and New Britain reatest Values g ; Jater purchased by the Institute for DRESS PANTS X :::go;:":":fi]d'i?‘:“:;‘;lglhf mber of |its permanent collection. He has SATURDAY SPECIAL ALL WOOL PANTS SATURDAY SPECIAL » S Aac schools, col- g wen . to the In- % leges, private schools and univers ‘l'“”", (dinrxv\-:‘lln;\i‘:&"f(‘m]“;;:?”"(l):l‘d01”]"‘1";‘3 Value to $4.50 Value to $7-50 tles, in each province. It is further | CTNAUIONAL WEELAN he had what was termed the ‘“one estimated that the number of schools " s ;25 § s : man show”, being represented by 25 Py will be increased by some 15,000 with i the opening of the next school ye: AN VASSes He is now on his first e e Xt SChool YEar iisit to this country. Mr. Woodbury occupies a distin- ed position among American painters and was twice honored by Best Cough Mixture |7 on v vt oo o International jury, serving the last ° ° A ls Home Made time in 1921. He is represented.in _— the Carnegie permanent cnllf-ctifm, ¢ his marine paintings having given him ‘ % Acts With Speed—Lookens the Phlgm |, high place in American art. . —Stops the Irritation and Mr. Curan also is distinguished in Coughing Ceases American art, He is a member of ° ° St the National Academy and has fre- Fine for Chest Colds Too and Is|uently served on the Academy's jury Cheaply Made at Home of award. b Pittsburgh's Exhibition. i When you can make, in two min- Pittsburgh is the only city in utes, a world beating remedy that] \pcrica which has an annual {nter- acts directly on the membrane and national exhibition of paintings, nd 3 often overnight ses stubborn ). only other city in the world is| F B a ¢ ;‘;‘““hso “"d‘ Sten _"‘]"”'" v:}‘\"‘:}"v”‘"’fh“[’ Venice. The Pittshurgh rxhihlli;l:);\’ = " sappear, why trifle wi ings that|,. . neen held ecach ye: iince 96, - § will pro\‘mh!_\' disappoint?. with the exception of the five years of est for girls to wear than any three | concerned over the peril to national i Hawking and snuffling and also| ne war. Nearly all the great mod- nmen in the county, school board di-|liberties if school boards were to be § soreness of the mucous membrane o | p, [uropean painters have been in- rectors or not. permitted to determine styles. ' ; and Yt°“ feel fine in almost no time. |{gquced to Ame lhrol:]r:]h the y Judge Means was made the recip-| The most voluble adherents of short as er t es. Just get one ounce of Parmint| pittshurgh International. ‘he ex- ient of much unasked advice and |skirts among Judge Means’ corres- (double strentgh) add to it a little| hipit will continue until June 15, and commendation, from hundreds of per- | pondents were women. ‘l)% sugar and enough hot water to make | ypder the Carnegie endowment will be sons in all parts of the United States. One woman said that morals and X § & half pint and you've got an inex-|wirce to the people.” — Serious minded women wrote to|skirt lengths had no connection, that The Finest Shoes at or nlea.r | pensive remedy better than you can —_ f . + [ him gravely, pointing out the merits|it was all a question of the purpose their price in America buy ready mixed. v primitive man wouidn't adver- |Kansas Court Will Decide This| o snort sirts from a sanitary stand- |and intent with which clothes were P Its soothing, healing action on the [tise, he would what he wanted | point. worn. Another declared skirts any- membrane is the reason so miny peo- |hy force. A civilized man gets what F” 3 G [, Y Others feared the decadence of na-| where between the knees and the it for Catarrh and acute 1 I{he wants by using Herald Cl fied 0 meg 0]] lfivelsy tional morals, and still others were |shoe tops were entirely proper. Ads i Kan.,, April 7.—How 't must be to be a| disturber of holastic peace, and USE rion 1 v el et 1 D MH I ER CO cern of a school board, are questions | ! expeeted to be laid before the su- [ ] [ , following the 't Judge Hugh 26 CHURCH ST. . I preme court of K ! recent action of Di | Means in sustaining a demturrer of « { [the Vinland, Kansas, rural school | ] | | boavd st his jurisdiction in R ThT I 3 :" 5 ” | BHIG. Erotiil SRAPERRIE of i (] g Distinctive models in all leathers, i 1009% Pure 1009 Pure itansen ani’ Maude Buchanan, v . all sizes, all widths. 3 imm‘ High school pupils, against Hw; ecla a e TR e S T J { ; - B oo i ‘Mahogany Russia calf oxfordin $ A §() S i bl y newest Haig English last ; genu- { s VAL 1 Alice and Maude are 15 years old & . % ine oak leather soles and Wing- P 3 |and both are farmer: daughters l S M Ch] foot Rubber heels - - - - - | | Gourt “action was. hrought Ty 3. 1 Nationa ewing IVlachines SN ok e i L | Hansen, father of Allce, when the A EAlE O PRICKS Brad iR { | and school board, after adopting ) ki1 a rule requiring pupils to wear skirts s i 31 but he buys here the SECOND time and | B e krene nenia @ 2 Drawer, light weight machine, worth e er e vkt OUF VALURE ‘ that the skirts of Alice Maude and our METHODS attract him. | '1”111 ';“'n i fi()\“mw;”i;”m I.M(h‘.:; $40‘00. for s TR AERIE o $29.00 That's the whole secret of our tremendous success--the thing that | pelled them until such time as the & \ A . FreR e 'ts o ere | P built up this business from one small store to }.\]\m; ‘v‘l];:{:;l‘:lillli‘n|vm“m"’ L\hn Hansen, | 4 Drawer Shuttle maChlne’ Vd]. $50 fOl' $42'00 h::\dre‘c,l customers to nearly FIVE MILLION ! The BIGGER we Judge Means issued a temporary or grow the MORE VALUE we can put into NEWARK shoes. fler directing the school board to per 4 Drawer ROtary’ one of the best made’ because each million more pairs we p;(e)dut;e COST US LESS | mit the girls to return 1o the - t million and can therefore sold at a correspond- Eadiis I'rnwy did so, without res- value $70, {1 1) R YR I RIS $55.00' :::fl,‘:eo{:/sgg PROFIT. Our huge volume of sales make pos- ervations or amendments as to skirt length, Then the school board filed 4 Drawer, 2 spool ball bearing, value sible this astonishingly low price of $4.50. See these wonderful a demurrer to Judge Means' jurisdic tion, which the judge upheid, and ion, whic By, $75’ f0!' Ny values today. Hansen's attorney announced an ay o gy = 7o iy National Electric Motor included, all set M "‘oc "film , Cases Discussed. The action of %he school board ? & ‘ A ko g For Sale By s S ormet et n i up to use; special ................ $50.00 The A,-;J--(;a;.fi e a.‘.;”il;,;u e nsually placid community of Vinlane 5 . : | the board was right, that three ir i ore Swoios, 6% skirta. Othere, oW : i i All Newark Stores Open Sarurday Evenings to Accommo.ate Customers HRER :\:\\’::()\li:‘ for skirts. Others, particu- Step in for Demonstration. lewar “ mothers, 8 = | arly friends of the girls’ % 5 S i i they believed We repair all makes of machines - | For Quick Ret,m'ns Use Herald Classified Advjs. said they believed Mrs. Hansen and 176 East Main St. New Britain |Mrs. Buchanan, who made the cos tumes in question at home, more about what was right and mod-1