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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. SUNDAY. JUNE 15 1924. 3 A America, but the picture dealer is rr 1 Democratic Convention Keeps Art Season Alive mRSTRANG WAREHOUSES l.STACUSHED 1ST5 leries and the Terargill Galleries have put on especially pleasing, and artistically sound group.

Mr. Daniel shows a group of moderna and the Dudenslng Galleries and Howard Young Galleries show pictures by both American and European artists. The Mommas Galleries ha extended Its very interesting special exhibition of modern American paintings to June 30. The Kennedy Galleries have put on a special exhibition, of American prints and the Salaina-gundy Club and the Civic 4ub in-nrunce important summer exhibitions remaining on view until By HKI.EX APPI.ETOX READ. It Is not only shops, theaters and restaurants which are putting out special lures and wares with which to entice representatives to the Democratic Convention, it extends een to the art galleries and dealers.

The art reason ordinarily closes as Queensbcro Society of Arts and Craft3 Hold Annual Exhibition During the period of June 15 to 2 the annual exhibition of the Queensboro Society of Allied Arts and Crafts. will be held at I88-S7 Jamaica Jamaica, It. X. The event thla year promises to be a liuge success and it is that the exhibit will rurpass previous showings. n' a NoNENTrnr.

Miss Paul "hct Jon't concern mf." Miss Pry "She never din do ny-thlng worth gossiping about." American Legion weekly. CROMWELL OIL FIELD SHUTDOWN UNSETTLED Privato wire dispatches received yerterday from Tulsa, state that at a meeting of oil operators in the Cromwell field of Oklahoma 15 out of 19 voted In favor of a complete shutdown, but inasmuch as it was impossible to obtain a unanimous vote on ihe proposition the meeting adjourned in order to permit those operators who had voted against the plan time to consult with their home offices. Shreveport, June 14 The Standard Oil of Louisiana has posted a price of $1 per barrel for Cotton Val-hy, crude oil. any representative examples of con-trmporary art in the New Tork gallery. This is vol so abroad where the galleries w.ve many of their best exhibitions for the summer montha The Kraushaar Galleries tempts the passerby with a Zuloaga In the window, but if the visitor goes inside he will find other examples with possibly a more lasting appeal than Zuloagn's immediate and dramatic one.

Ther are on view splendid examples by Luke, Du Bols. Oifford Keal and among the foreigners exsmples by Horain and Gaston Lachaiae. The Bahcoek Galleries have also an especially well selected group of American paintings. The Macbeth Galleries, the Milch Galleries, the Ttehn galleries, the Arlington Gal iff-" -( 21 trying to make them so, trying to see if he cannot entice tho representative from the proverbial Osh-kosh to lake home a painting or an etching to the little gray home in the West rather than a costly and ephemeral bit of finery. So the summer exhibitions this season are not the desultory poorly selected groups with which "the gallery alls are usually decorated during the summer months but are selected with intention and car-.

Who knows but perhaps this will start the precedent of making New York something other than the artistic desert which it has been during the summer months. With Ihe exception of the museums, no visitor with a taste for art can find abruptly as the opera season, but it seem that it is to enjoy an Indian summer this season due to the fact of the coming convention. Pictures and political platforms are not euphonious mental concepts in PTOP! Tou hsvs gnnm fsr ncugh with, out ronultini the claHlfled ads of Tne A. i Mi sffiprT STORE YOUR FURS FOR SAFETY In Our Dry Cold Storage Vaults REMODEL AND REPAIR YOUR FURS Our Experts Do It at Moderate Cost PHONE CUMBERLAND 3100 Our New Building Ab-soluiely Fireproof. 750 Private Rooms.

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BROOKLYN IS BEING RESTORED "Charge to St. Feter" cn Walls at Wethersfie'd. to Shine Forth Anew. Trisonrrs in the slate prison at Wethersfild. are having thfii beautiful mural 'The Charge to St.

ivter" pradually to its former harmonious petting, largely through the efforts of The Easle and the public sentiment aroused by the press siory of two weeks ago. Miss Genevieve C'cuvles. New York artist, who painted the silent message of hope on the wall of he-chapel, reported an improved condition in the decorations at a of ihe Artists' Council held last nlsht at the Art Center. Warden flenry Scott of the prisou has. according lo Miss Cowles, done everything possible to have the selling of the picture restored.

The walls nf the chapel were recently painted a. vivid yellow which destroyed the beauty of the entire seven ears work of the artist. "The mural does not cover the entire wall of ihe cnapel." said Miss Cowles. "and Warden Pcoit has al-readv caused the border to be repainted gray, the original color of the room when I did the picture as an Inspiration to the prisoners. He assures me that the entire chapel will he redecorated as early as possible." Miss Cowles said that The Eagles story had been of value in getting the place redecorated.

It was while watching the effect of her work on the prisoners that Miss Cowles conceived the idea of the Artiets' Council, which was recently organized to stimulate creative instinct in prisoners and so turn out useful and good citizens. Dr. Spencer Miller, president of th council, presided at the meeting and commended the work being done along creative lines at Sing Sing. Miss Cowles reported that prisoners In the Connecticut slate prison are beginning lo "find themselves." One. woman of previous questionable reputation has become interested in making attractive rugs: an Italian, who is not yet allowed to have A knife but who is interested in wood carving, has been given books on the aubieci.

The first shipment of books to this prison will be made by the council next week. Dr. Lrene Mitchell was appointed chairman of the finance committee. She spoke in approval of the work hich the council is starting and advocated a system of occupational therapy for state prisons. GAS SEEKS STOCK ISSUE Boston, June 14 The Pittsfleld Coal Gas Company has petitioned the De The "Popular Price'-Dress Section Offers Monday A New Purchase of 1500 Summer Silk Dresses Having All The Appeal of Higher Priced Modes CRIME AND REASON Editor Brooklyn Daily Eagl: My Quaker spirit is atirrd within these days, to send you soni" "Ifs." If.

as Dr. Abbot said, "Adam was no gentleman to accuse Eve for tempting him." in what way has man adxanced in all these centuries? A noted Judge not Cropsey said if you cannot hang a rascal you should, at least, expose him. If ther is no redress in the law (or outrages, then wbt use is law? It Mrs. Haizen fiad had a Jury of her peers. women (as she was 'entitled 1o).

she would have been acquitted instead of condemned. Lowell said, "He who lays his hands upon a woman, save only in kindness. Is the vilest of his sex." When science advances, all women will be able to walk, by day or night, with nofear of molestation from man, her worst enemy. The birthright of men is to be clean, to save souls, not destroy. MRS.

A. BAIRD. P. F. Crime moves quickly, but Justice slowly.

Why not get signatures for Mrs. Raizen's Would she not be a "power for good" outside of prison walls? Agitation is the best move in Mrs. Raizen's case. Brooklyn, June 7, 1924. Printed tlli.

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FORD TO ENLARGE FOREIGN SALES THROUGH AUSTRALIAN PLANT Windsor, Ont June 14 It is stated here that the Ford Motor Company of Canada will enlarge Its Australian business by the construction in Melburne of a plant where cars will be assembled with a view to supplying India and other British possessions. The company plrr4y ctres for the Australian trade at the jirt-sent ime, but it is estininted that Iv concentratioin in Australia a greater net profit will he shown. It is also stated that this is en-lirely a Canadian matter ihe Canadian company, not parent Ford company, making the move. It Is derstood that Henry Ford does not FALSE TEETH Srr.CIAI. Ol TBR In nrquaint Bmoklrn-It" with hit nw oflFtrreMi mniit arti-lir, nat tint i look ins full win.

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