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FINE ARTS EXHIBITIONS
INTERRUPTED BY WAR
ARE TO BE RESUMED
PITTSBURGH. Now. 20— John W.
Beatty, Director of Fine Arts of th-»
Carnegie Institute of Pittsburgh, ha^>
announced that the Institutes inter
national art exhibitions, which wen
interrupted hy the war. will be resum
ed next spring.
Invitations have just been issued
to painters throughout Europe asking
them to exhibit. and invitations to
leading American painters will n«*
mailed later in the year. Robert B.
Hershe, the assistant director, will
sail in a few weeks for England ami
he continent w here he will personally
interview aitists in connection with
ne exhibition
The exhibitions which were inst.
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Newly <iecomteJ »ni re- I
furnxfl'cd throi'jbout.
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luted with the founding of Carnegie
Institute 23 ycuus ugo, are said to b*'
Jie orly American exhibitions which
I ix present the art of all nations. 1 ic*
tures have been received from every i
producing nation, except China and
Japan.
Two European and eight American
artists are elected to the jury, oi ac
ceptance and award each year, part, of
their duty being the award of the first
prize of $1,500, the $1,000 and the
third of $500. A medal accompanies
each award.
The airs of some people are of the
cyclone pattern.
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IN MONTANA HARD HIT
HELENA, Mont., Nov., 20— Dry
land farmers who had not been on
their farms long enough to diversify
.heir crops were the chief sufferers
from the drought in Montana this
year, according to a statement issued
by Charles 1). Greenfield commissioner
of agriculture and publicity.
“In the irrigated sections good
crops of hay. grain and other products
were raised and with the high prices
Electric Sewing Machine motors at
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farmers of this class have had a good
season,” the statement said.
“In the dry land farming section
the reason the drouth has been so sev
erely felt is because as a rule these
farmers were what may he termed
‘one crop producers/ In a majority of
cases with the failure of their grain
crop they had nothing else on which to
roly.”
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LONDON, Nov., 20— During the
nine months ended September 30, pre
cious stones which passed duty for
America totalled $27,658,128, against
$12,000,000 for the corresponding nine
months in 1018. Art objects approxi
mately of $4,000,000 valuation, against
$1,500,000 in 1018 and $10,354,582,
compared vvfith $5,403,355 in the cor
responding months of 1018.
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