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...Democratic National Committee pointed with pride to the Democratic whip of the House. A whip has the difficult job of rounding up his party's followers and having them on the floor when every important vote is taken. Representative William A. Oldfield, of Arkansas, just entering upon his 16th year in the House, is whip for the Democrats. The feat for which the National Committee commended him proved him to be a very knout and bastinado. In the voting on the tax reduction bill in the House, the Democrats succeeded in substituting the Garner surtax rates for those...
...Cambridge. Lady Howard will bring the other three over with her when she rejoins her husband, when they will be placed in preparatory schools. The Ambassador said that he hoped Esme, the eldest, would come to the U. S. after he had finished at Oxford and obtain a good job...
...Harvard gets far fewer of the so-called prep-school stars than do Yale and Princeton. And the majority of the men who come out for track here come as a rule with little experience and no established reputation. For that reason it is the job of the head coach to pick out the inexperienced men who appear to have possibilities and to develop these men to as great an extent as possible. It is by training men like these to win third and fourth place, as well as by coaching the first place stars, that we can get winning...
...congratulated upon securing this exceptionally gifted and versatile actress. Anna Layng was convincing as Mrs. Kent, in the first act, but the change from a country church organist to a "night blooming Sirius" seemed a little overdrawn even for a farce. Walter Gilbert did his usual fine job with the leading part, and the supporting cast played well. A very entertaining play, with plenty of laughs...
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