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Today i i can hold its own with uny'nied-i ium. it is permanent and relinble; while a pnintinz in oil is bound to ‘ deteriorate because of the natural 1 chemical decomposition of the oil. It libs qnnlities of transparency and“ brilliancy which cannot be surpusded.l iIn the coming show the jury tori tire award of prizes' consists of the? following artists: John W. Norton,: Edmund s. Campbell, Willi-m Pu Welsh; and Frederick V. Poole. 'I‘lieli ptrizes to be given this year include; the Bernnfd A. Eckhart Prizé of Two; Hundred and may Dollars, the ML: liam H. Tulhill Prize of One Hun-' dred Dollnrs, and the Brown andv Bigeldw Prize of Five Hundred Dol-j lirs for a water color pinintingto be: purchased ‘fyr lthe Art Institute. This 1* Inst prize is Qu- largest ever ofiered: for water :color work in the country,i and in given by a firm of lithograph-t ers in St. Paul. Minnesota. ' : hkbmon which will open at the Chi- ago Art lnlt‘t‘ltn- April l6 will in- clude \uter édors‘ from Ergnch. English, Gen-mun, Ruuian, Japanese. Boheminn find American ”tints. The show ii 0! especinl significance 'be- use it isnn outgrowth of the inter t in water color painting whi§h ha n duracterintic of the put in: ndred years in the history of "t. fore the beginning of the 19th cen- t ry, wnter color plintinq u we know it; toduy did not, exist. A- certain type of tinted drawing wu invoguc In the list of English artists who will be represented nearly every nnme is internationally known. Englnndi's the mtive lmd of ‘wnter color pnint. ing and the art still flourishes more vigorously: there than in .any other country. Charles John Oollings’ spit-4 itual landmpes, in which even the most faded critic finds freshness and chum. Gerqld Moira’l powerful c01- or harmonies. W. Lee Hanke‘y's broad aénd confident brush-work. and Arthur Rickhlm'a fertile lmafination «all contribute 00 the beauty of the ex- hibition. Besides these there are ex. ample 'of {the work of Menard Rich- mond. W.,Ruuell Flint. J. Enrnght Moon: nnd Charle: MarKintosh. w wwmmmm Kai Nidisen is Daninh‘by birth And Take Satoiis Japlneoe. but both claim London as, their city of adoption md have co‘ntflibuted paintings-from that iddreo‘s. Among the German. the hestfinown'nunu are 9! Hana von Butch. [Min Corinth. and Hans von Blyecbe. 3The French'flist in made up of Inch name: 3: Men Simon. Andn SUM‘ 1nd L aneoia Aub- min. Nehtly every Mean water cplori'n ofi not: will Rimmed. o *3: AWM. CounLS' Superintendent of Schools is a candidate {of ,the Republican nom- ination for the me 03369 n the pri- mnry election, pril 11. 1922. Lut Mly the exhibit was trad {or the annual ‘eeting of the ll inoit Conncil of Pa tit-Teacher Assad.â€" tions held at lesburg. The pud- dent of the as' iation, Mrs. Young. vrote to Mr. S pson as follows: “I wish to expresd my appreciation of the photographi‘c exhibit you cent from Lake Counfiy to' our arinunl mt- ing in Galesburlz. It Was one of the most interesting that was shownlnd war; so graphic; in its pictorial mes- sage that it excited much interest find will. I am sure. pxert h wholesome in- fluence in theimpmvement in 'the physical conditibns and surroundings of many a schodl in the stalk." Lake County’ Rural School exhlbit was awarded be highest premium for the past 1w? years at the Illinois State Flir. ahoube,bn€ithkup certain flown of lovemLfl oodtomakeahomeoutd 1‘1. The 1‘;1¢h chewed! codwenrdsellingisahon; builder. Magma-11.5. UR maderful confec-i tions bring a lot of': joy into 'the Springtime. Where met you are going take a be of our candies with you. Ewryone likes the kind of ca y we mnke. Each mane! of eetness that we sell is a re 1 reason for com- ing here A tin. Thaw that. to ”dill are My reason I think S‘pn'ng tlw sweet- cu! "you. SIMPSON