The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04

ture Of Swiss embroidery, laces, stock
ings. These things all come in the
days work.
Though the proportion of male OBJ
servers Is here larger. 1t is natural that
a woman's natural mother instinct
should cause her to take a livelier in
terest in the educational exhibits. The
Fairgrounds in operation on the Nine.
MDntessori plan; classes for detectives,
manual and training schools. all Of the
wonderful educational developments
OF later days are enthusiastically stud
led and admired. A crowd Of them are
always to be seen around the great re.
lief map Of New York State. upon
which flash lights of different. colors to
show the location of educational es-
adjustments of all orders. training
schools. medical colleges. commercial
schools, the little red school houses
and their big brothers of the cities.
twenty different coiors flashing alter.
nately and ending in a combined blaze
that must lift the last shadow of ignor-
ance from the State.
The model kitchen with its scien-
tific management. also the model dairy.
are again popular with women, Just
as the model farm is with the men
A cannery in full blast attracts both
sexes though for different reasons;
the women being more interested in
the fruits and vegetables that are
being put up, the men in the actual
mechanical processes. And there are
many sights they share in common
The Burbank displays Of curious
flowers. plants and the methods by
which the wizard produces them,
for instance and the fine county dis
plays IN the California building. They
troop together through the beautiful
gardens and courts: are to be seen in
equal numbers in the Palace OF Fine
Arts.
For sheer beauty, this building ranks
above all the others II there is one
thing in this world / have never
wished TO be 1t is an emperor. II
given my choice, would almost pre-
fer the rags of Lazarus to the I'M
perial purple. But since have
learned that this lovely building with
its colonnaded. massive grouped pill
lars, Towering bastions, airy dome
and bordering lake was modelled after
the Roman Emperor Hadrian's coun-
try villa. have registered an excep-
ton. one might put up with being
an emperor to live in so beautiful a
house
And its contents are worthy of their
shrine. The Chinese and japanese art
exhibits alone are worth a trip across
the continent. But in addition in
Vulnerable paintings. great works Of
art representing every age and school
I'll half a hundred rooms. The Pre-
Raphaelites, Renaissance. impression
lists. cubists. all are here. Loan col
lcctions of famous Old masters offer
the art student exceptional advantages
for comparison and study. Whistler,
Sargent. Chase, Tarbell the best Of
the modern Americans are showing in
rooms OF their own, Through every
variety Of theme treatment and motif.
the paintings make an appeal wide as
life itself. Nor are the Correlative
arts neglected. The best in sculp-
lures bronzes, woven tapestries are
also to be seen. Summed, the galleries
provide a LIBERAL education in the fine
arts.
And here is struck the key OF the
entire exposition. II serves trade and
commerce. it is true, serves them as
they have never been served before
1t will help our domestic trade and
draw that of the world at large into
closer relation And il cannot but pro-
mote good feeling among the nations.
But this granted. the fact remains