Word: addressing
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Tonight Colonel F. A. Graves and Captain F. J. Burnham will address all men interested, and will discuss the purposes of the new organization, the advantages which military training affords, and the special benefit derived from a thorough knowledge of the machine-gun, a weapon which is such a powerful factor in offensive fighting...
...Present War in the Light of the Balkan War" will be the subject of an address by the Rev. D. N. Furnajieff of Sofia, Bulgaria, at a joint meeting of the International Polity Club and the Cosmos politan Club in Holyoke 7 this evening at 7.30 o'clock. All members of the University interested in the discussion of international relations are cordially invited to attend...
...graduate of Princeton University and is noted as a speaker on international problems. Basing his reasoning on close observation and personal experience, he is a convincing advocate of the larger application to social of the principles of justice and co-operation which now reign international relations. His address will throw new light not only upon some of the essential issues involved in the war, but upon the constructive measures which will be necessary to insure a more permanent peace in the future. Partisans and non partisans alike will derive great here from hearing tonight's speaker...
...Cercle and the large French societies of Boston. This object has been achieved since the Cercle is assured, through the kindness of Mr. William Rotch '65, president of the French Alliance of Boston, the privilege of hearing several of the prominent French speakers who have been invited to address the meetings of the Alliance, men who frequently come from a great distance in order to fulfill their engagements. Similarly Mr. Camille Thurwanger, president of the Salon Francaise de Boston, has very generously offered the hospitality of his society to the president and ten members of the Cercle for each meeting...
...preliminary meeting to which all men in the University who are interested in military training in its broadest sense, are cordially invited will be held tomorrow night at the Armory on Massachusetts avenue at 8 o'clock. Colonel F. A. Graves and Captain Burnham will address the men and discuss the purposes of the company, the advantages offered by military training, and the special benefit derived from thorough knowledge of the machine-gun, a weapon which has tended to revolutionize modern war-fare...