Word: americans
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Cole, now sixty-four years old, has spent his entire life on the art of wood-engraving. Now the once flourishing school of American wood-engravers has dwindled to but two: Mr. Cole and Henry Wolf. The names of the other craftsmen, famous throughout the land in their time: Kingsley, King, Church, and Kruel, are forgotten by the present generation...
...Cole went to Europe to engrave the Old Masters, finishing the first Italian series in 1892. He followed this success with series on Dutch and Flemish paintings, and later, English, Spanish, and French. He is now engazed on Old Masters in American public and private galleries...
Professor Mathews is the author of many books on religious subjects. For eight years he was editor of The World Today, and since 1913 he has been editor of the Biblical World and associate editor of the American Journal of Theology and the Construction Quarterly. He is a graduate of Colby College, Newton Theological Institution, and the University of Berlin...
...David Cheever, Jr., '97, professor of surgery in the Medical School, and leader of the second University Medical Unit, will arrive in New York today on the S. S. "Philadelphia" of the American Line. With Dr. Cheever are Dr. L. Bremer '96 and several other members of the unit who were unable to enlist for the full six months. Dr. W. E. Faulkner '87, Associate in Surgery at the Medical School, and a member of the first unit, has sailed to take Dr. Cheever's place as leader...
During this active and honorable career his distinguished talent has been everywhere recognized, and at American and European expositions he is invariably awarded gold medals and honorable mention. The Guild of Craftsmen in London has elected him an honorary member...