The evening world. Newspaper, May 15, 1919, Page 12

: ‘ THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1919, | LUBAN’S BAIL FORFEITED. ‘Bom ance of World War __|WARMEMORIALS DISCUSSED Pormery Defendant Reported Seen | member of the Washington Park Com-! cs Ay & a ne ‘he peakers were Elihu can, Steeria" ‘ares, President he BY FEDERATION OF ARTS | in MSiitumSt rine", Sag nds at Altar Here; | —— fesaeee Bacerl Seber ’ “ nal Commitee be Me mmorial Bulldings as Gilbert, to D C * T il b t It Tenth Annual. Convention Being aie a Krouite tects C Hi —_— er the afternoon seasion the he: i upid eus A ou Held at Metropolitan Museum | gates will gisit the J” 8 Morya Worary Private Galleries to Be Visited. [and the H. ©. Havemeyer galleries. The boieyyerd will continue until Batur- Ski gS ane ; ‘The tenth annual convention of ene dy e on the eve, of his trial » American Federation of Arts, which hi a for. Ber ees seen last Friday in “ Sm. 224 chapters, dévoted to Populariang \coLo HARMS JER JERSEY CROPS. i zs high artistic Ideals, began its session your | Clete 4 , ee * to-day in the Lecture Hall of the etre Weat e i UB BL \4 politan Musoum. The subject for to- a =. a)@/ @ / weight Champion” Jonnny. 5 f P day was “War Memorials,” and the] THENTON, N. J., May 15.—Cold ‘ had the shade in ten-rou I A A speakers at the morning session were:| weather practically put a stop to crop ‘oO Ls trae ae ay bee m Raiph ira Charles Moore, Chairman of the Na-| £romth. Ta tine. money tte Keli the champion miss fre- } tional Committee on Fine Arts, Bd-|ment of Agriculture. The weather also dt your dealer's ut Kilbane Mnished strong. +|win Hf. Blashfield, painter and former| affected the spraying of fruit trees t mr, a tame encounter. bas cultivation, president of the National Institute of aa — ald S Arts and Letters and Frederick Law mtruck was unfavorably at- tected, Dut grass and clover, wheat, rye Olmsted, lagdscape architect and a and oats were aided by the cold. ) Announcing the Omission of Our , Annual Metropolitan. Opera Sale the best refrigerator S6linches high, 26 inches wide, 20 inches jeep; ice capacity, 110 ‘pounds. ee A Trim Satin Oxford at an Unusual Price ators today. 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Buy 4 said to @ reporter, before van- family’ y ishing: one that carries the L & C yo gasreg a Many “There's no stopping me, once 1 make Chin? mind.” | sizes and prices but all of high quality. ; Mr. D, Cupld, for it was indeed 1c, was caught by one coat-tall and held | fast until he explained, as follows: | “Olga Rettich's daddy is a dentist 4 in West 68th Street, Manhattan. 3 - “Rob Andrews's Pa 1s an attorney, 4 | with offices in Monroo Street,| . Chicago. 4 “Olga and Rob were made for one 45th Street and Sixth Avenue, New York d another according to my specifica- i 4 tions, How.to bring them together? . TTT 7 , “In 1912 1 afranged: to have Mr. ; a th - MLL y , u and Mra Andrews go to rstshdar Then Wholesome Sweet Franklin Simon 8 Co. 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