The evening world. Newspaper, March 18, 1919, Page 15

. 4 | cid ‘ Litas THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MAROH 18, 1919. cog saatrineerane ttt John Sloan in Doing ten Sewing. ) ‘Te sewing class which works for the Nursery and Child's Hospital met yea- | terday in the home of Mrs. Simeon B. | L as are certain® other themes. The/large portrait of a girl in evening cireumstances. Despite the loss of twe ‘o horses and the wounding of sev oO M Sh ja broadly painted again. face In rich cole s well as the Chapin, No, 930 Fifth Avenue. The of his men, he continued until h ne Man Ow The Dust Storm,” shows the Flat-| brushing of he ‘and arms has ron Building In a new phase, The| been happily accomplished. At Kraushaar’ 'g | dust storm is @ hitherto unexptoited| as painting theme, and the action of the aud M. Mason contributes an ex- . ‘clothes that flap in the breeze and| dress, who is shown seated upon a the wind-blown house gown of white,|divan. ‘Me painting of the girl's full ’ ‘ encountered an enemy batrage, from fome of Mra, rank is, Witherbes, No | which it was necessary to take cover. 4 Fifth Avenue. fie exposed himscif to the barrages | on five different occasions to bring in jrunning children before it is well|tremely pleasing still life, This fea- yunded men, Next of kin, Ll. H. expressed, but the picture is sadly tures zinnias and a fine bit of brass M By W. G. B McVickar, Knickerbocker Club, New y . Bowdoin, lacking in detail and the clouds of and a richly colored fictile container Fey. he | John Sloan, painter-etcher, is again|the. pictute, as shown, are awfully ienly colored dette container: [Ng Choking, Blinding Fumes Accompany Its Use—Con- Corpl. Herman Spickerman, de- showing hiv work at the C. W. ye sare introducing a body of water Her pose ainted has also been well taken. Plenty of exercise, fresh air, regular hours—is all the pre- scription you need to avoid | Influenza—unless through lth action near Ronssoy, France, Sept, AVenue, until March 22. The exhibi-|Sloan in an atti tains Real Mustard. john Sloan,” is| fringed by trees. and shows Mrs Edward H. Pothast deflis in his pio- le of repose, She|ture with an admirable beach scene| The pain wears a fetching blue gown, but there | enlivened by several figures entering | the awelling—the into the spirit of the| auicker by Bei Hniment of pina {ference Machine Gun Company, 107th |fnrantienbor eattaoedineey Kraushaar Art Galleries, No. 260 Fifth heroism of rheumatiam and gout You ought to have a dom of Besy'e are. relieved | Mustari because it stops ine than by any | he hache and backs t takes ordinary 29, ad Corp. aren = aa tion as @ whole {s disappointing, and lean abee Ay , Ret Prentesty machine gunner pushed forward to @ : 8 an absence of idealization that |s onious' toh, which Rot one of the exhibited pictures @P-| absolute and the brush work loses} soa and shore of summer. neglect or otherwise, a cold | New Yoru, ave Awarded D. = blind trench hich was partially sur- " . gets you. Then take—at C., Took Gun to Infantr reamed "bi caonin Kners ‘and Proaches Mr. Sloan's “Clown Making | tremendously, in. chic and charm.| Emily N, Vanderpoel has patated| when you i , by machine gui 4 ¥ wonderful how quickly tt once | as a Volunteer. rn snipers, under terrific machine gim UP,” that was shown at the Krau-| There ‘s nino an uncomfortabl - h Pl Lm Aster yee fee - f in neuralgiag Reuritis, seb a Vol eer. tre ness abou all that is disagreeable vark with the Madison | an ‘ [a"heavy'amoke screen," He barriended sbaar Gallery two years ago, The sofa used as the background is ywer bathed in strong light|®¥ay is to rub na, nor ————4 ph Te: as aie oecl g The Pictures of the current showing m ‘ . a supa @ most dangerous are ali broadly painted, according ty WASHINGTON, March 18.—Among|oniy’ a few ‘yards from the enemy the ‘ote traditions, and the ecled awards of the Distinguished Service|machine guns, and, after killing four tion of theme is often, yes, generally Cross announced to-day are the fol-|Of the enemy with a rifle, was Mor- to be highly commended, lowing! aly wounded, but continued to pod ‘This ts particularly the case with , \ 1. jon until he ext of his “Moving Pictures, 5 cts." in | ' First Lieut, Lansing, MeViekar, etl gin, Herman yobickerman, father, | which Mr. Sloan catches the cinema-| priate touches, that shine out as|mer gir Gatinlion Headquarters, 7th Field| Bloomville, N tographic atmosphere. The haze of|jightning flashes, but Mr. Sloan has|ingly wears Aftillery—Wor extraordinary heroism) , Private (Fire Class) Joseph T. the darkened theatre ts painted in The chances are it wh! save you bromehitie and perhaps pneu at Livy CASCARA. fe QUININE rd cold remedy for 20 yeare—in tablet form tans, no opiates —drealve up a cod | delightful jin the background Certain of the Gloucester painting| Henry B. Snell's marine, featuring! Pleuriey, that find places jn the exhibition are | small boats, is in fine and character-| sleminently interesting but they halt/istic color The shallow waters of} before the indicated designs have|the foreground has been admirably been reached, in their full glory. | han: n its painting te Here and there may be seen appro-| Cha STOPS PAIN USTARIN 4 ' mont of het hours relieves grip in 3 d : Angeles Meadenvnn hs PY for the most part “treated his paint- | occupied with an arran a ra er in action near Very, France, Oct. 4| , adquarters Company, apptopriate gtays, and there is @| ings rough.” sash, The floral setting ts rieh in] PP" slide git ave the * with Me. Hull's picture. At 1918, Lieut. | Brigade, Tank Corps, United States realistic exit light in red. ‘The film! A smail but excellent loan exhibi \ highly ploawings| reAtrest én ’ CANNOT BLISTER been. installed Brick Church No. 11 West it will remain until siting hours are from voper's glimpae of t 42d Street, looking ; ‘i ‘¢ this n= | "Ff MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED ting artialll are —A WORLD “WANT” AD. WILL GO AND FIND IT n of paintings McVickar volunteered) Army—For extraordinary heroism tn projection is, however, repoliunt. ti f, = = stion near Cheppy, France, Sept. 26, In his “Sun and Wind on th ‘RUB YOUR BACK! . lec $18. Within forty metres of the Mr. Sloan reverts to a subject that is |German machine guns Private An- at least questionable as to his ap-/3, gelo carried his wounded command- proach ing officer into a shell hole and re- A woman hanging out her weekly mained with him \s by no means ng ished artist's The other Irving Cou ind W. 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