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...nation-wide slump in morals is an aftermath of the War, in the opinion of the Lampoon's president. "We have seen it in theatres and in the publications" he said, "and the Lampoon wishes to take its place in the world, not just as another college magazine, but as a publication that will be recognized as one of the most decent as well as the most original comic magazines in the United States...
...will have charge of the Round Table discussions on the British Empire at the Institute, was more optimistic on British affairs than Sir Edward Grigg. His theme was that all that is necessary is time. "After all," said he, "the United States took twelve years to get over the aftermath of the Civil...
...somewhat rhetorical aftermath of the Piggly Wiggly corner has been of interest in the Street. President Saunders' fulminations against "Wall Street" in the press must be taken as a rather overdone attempt to terrify the shorts into covering at an admittedly manipulated price. To those not short of Piggly Wiggly, the episode is not without humor. Mr. Saunders was evidently quite serious when he declared that he would never permit his stock to be traded in upon the Stock Exchange. As the financial editor of The New York Times declared, " This is a body blow, but the Stock Exchange...
...final aftermath of the Firpo-Brennan conflict was the removal of Brennan to a New York hospital suffering concussion of the brain. The Evening Mail (New York) promptly published a screed of sympathy, but repeated emphatic assertions that Brennan's injuries were due to his own defensive neglect. Behind the Mail's annoyed murmurs is a widespread suspicion that Brennan made no serious attempt to win the fight...
Following the speakers will come two Mack Sennett comedies: "She Sat by the Seaside", featuring the Sennett bathing girls; and "Made in the Cellar"' a story of the aftermath of prohibition. Cigarettes and soft drinks will be served...