Word: accounting
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...budget Committee appointed last spring consists of C. H. Pforzheimer Jr. '28 chairman, and James de Normandie '29, John de Loittre '29, F. B. Lee '29, and H. F. Swartz '29. T. D. Howe Jr. '28 who was appointed at the same time has resigned on account of absence in Europe...
TIME has already promised a complete and accurate account of Bowling-in-the-Alley on the occasion of next winter's annual tour- ney of the International Bowling League (TIME, Sept. 19, LETTERS), and will welcome material from the Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co. at that time...
Although, in Ohio, hospitals, being incorporated as charitable in- stitutions, are not liable for damages on account of errors or mis- takes of their employes, the Sam Smith lawyer raised newspaper thunder last week. A county judge, Carl Weygandt, refused the hospital's request to hush up the affair, himself visited the hospital (and Mrs. Sam Smith). He found a nurse, Gretchen Meyer, who had bathed the baby three times during each of the obfuscated days. She "regretted her lack of observation" and said she did not learn the Sam Smith's baby's sex until...
...years ago as first string Freshman tackle Clark was rather a disappointment. He was unable to turn the full power of his 200 pounds to good account and in the season's final encounter was the mark of frequent Eli thrusts which went for substantial gains. Last year he was on the University squad, played in most of the season's minor games, and showed marked improvement over the Freshman playing. This year he has risen to first string ranking, and according to reports which emanate from the secret Soldiers Field practice sessions gives promise of great further improvement. Clark...
...buttery" now obsolete, used to be in Harvard Hall. According to one account, "as the commons rendered the college independent of private boarding houses, so the buttery removed all just occasions for resorting to the different marts of luxury intemperance and rain. This was a kind of supplement to commons and offered for sale to students, at a moderate advance on the cost, wines, liquors, groceries, stationery and in general, such articles as it was necessary and proper for them to have occasionally, and which for the most part, was not included in the commons fare...