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...account of the admittance of Signer Greco, ally of Giolitti, into the ranks of the Fascista Party, Captain Padovani and some of his supporters sent in their resignations to Mussolini?but he was too subtle to accept them. Instead, Benito convened a meeting of the Fascista Executive Council which unanimously decided to expel from the party Padovani and such Fascisti as remained faithful to him. The decision is said to affect 40,000 members...
There is more than meets the eye in the prolongation of the Little Entente's life. The three countries between them command a standing army of more than half a million men. While the Greco-Turkish impasse at Lausanne lasts, Yugo-Slavia is keeping an army on the Greek frontier. If hostilities should commence, the other two members of the Little Entente might be dragged into another Balkan War. It is vain to point out that this is a result of the Balkanization of Central Europe...
...Lausun, a large and fine building on the He St. Louis, in the Seine. The purchase will be arranged by the National Academy of Design. In the opinion of Edwin M. Blashfield, President of the Academy, this marks the "coming of age of American art." A painting by "El Greco," 15th century Spanish painter, brought the largest price, $9,000, at the auction of the Marius de Zayas collection in New York; not a large price, considering what is often paid for contemporary work...
Professor Robert Howard Lord '06 will speak this afternoon at 2.30 before the League of Catholic Women at the Notre Dame Convent. His subject will be "The Greco-Turkish Conflict...
...dispelled, or rather, transformed, only for a moment in the heat of noon, intense, akin to the early Gothic. It is strain to the verge of insanity. In England, Blake's engravings have something of its spirit. It is fundamental in Spain and it is what Goya and el Greco and now Zuloaga have put in their paintings...