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...henchmen intimidate voters at the polls. In the last six seconds she decides she likes it. The need for a quick finish to the picture seems to be the deciding factor. Until then she had merely tolerated his attentions, which included three carloads of roses, one large display of fireworks for her birthday party, season tickets for her guests to baseball and the opera. It's a small town where they probably don't have opera, but the intent is good. The boss is determined to win her away from a rotter, and does, though the wisdom...
...nationally important annual exhibitions opened simultaneously this month. These were the 119th display of oil paintings and sculpture of the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, Philadelphia, and the 39th showing of the Architectural League of New York...
...latter exhibition is invariably noteworthy because of its astounding juxtaposition of various forms of Art. Mural decorations, statuary, iron work, factory stacks are united in democratic display. But all this hodgepodge falls into the category of applied art, lending the work a unity and significance particularly interesting to the casual observer. Here one finds that art is ready and eager to invade every field of human activity, social and industrial, awaiting only the growth of an understanding populace...
Princeton, N. J., February 10.--The original of President Woodrow Wilson's first inaugural address, typewritten by himself, is one of the chief documents in an exhibit of the late ex-President's writings and pictures on display in the Princeton library. The collection includes letters, pamphlets, magazine articles, manuscripts, and photographs. Almost every article that he wrote for magazines is on file, including early articles for the "Princetonian" and the "Nassau Literary Magazine...
...reference librarians, under the direction of Librarian H. S. Leach, have compiled a complete bibliography of Wilson's writings and correspondence from 1875 to his death. The display is to be made a feature of alumni day, February...