Word: addresses
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...first meeting of candidates for the Freshman tennis team will be held Monday at 5 o'clock in the Freshman Athletic Building. Captain J.F.W. Whitbeck '27 of the University team and Coach Harry Cowles will address the meting to outline plans for the coming season...
...they been interviewed, some people who figured in last week's news might have related certain of their doings as follows: Samuel Insull, organizer of electricity: "In Chicago last week I went to a hall in the black belt to address the National Negro Press Association. I waited two hours for the meeting to begin. Then I said: 'If St. Peter uses a white man's time-table the Negro will never get to the land beyond.' 'Thriftlessness,' said I, 'is the Negro's great handicap-thriftlessness of time, health, money...
...Tribune. It was built in 1904, the home of Editor Robert W. Patterson, who, like many of the Chicago Tribune family (Medill-McCormick-Patterson), included Washington as well as Chicago in his affairs. Editor Patterson died, his wife returned to Chicago, his daughter (Mrs. Elmer Schlesinger) took the house. Address: No. 15 Dupont Circle...
...Inglis Lecture for 1927 at Harvard will be delivered by Dr. Abraham Flexner '06, of the General Education Board, next Monday at 8 o'clock, in Emerson Hall. The title of the address is "Do Americans Really Value Education?" The general public will be admitted without tickets...
Principal H. H. Cully of Glenville High School, Cleveland, arose to address his graduating class and their parents. Great was the latters' dismay when, as they awaited breathless to hear their children lauded as Splendid Examples of Young American Womanhood & Manhood, Principal Cully harshly, sarcastically denounced the entire class as a "scholastic failure," more than hinting that none deserved diplomas. Irate, one C. L. Simpson, citizen, wrote to a local newspaper that for at least twelve years Principal Cully (21% years at his post) had "handed" each Glenville graduating class, instead of a bouquet a "generous dose of satirical...