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...Executive Committee is composed of Bayard Livingston Kilgour Jr. of Cincinnati, O. President of the class; Alfred Henry Miller of Dorchester, class Vice-President; Frederick Vanderbilt Field of Lenon, Secretary and Treasurer of the class: and the following Chairmen and Vice-Chairmen of the newly-appointed committees: Edward Hopkins Bailey of Arlington, Secretary of the Foreign Students Committee; Joseph Fels Barnes of Philadelphia, Pa., Editorial chairman of the Red Book Supplement Committee; John Randolph Burke of Milton, Editor in chief of the Red Book Supplement; Leo Francis Daley of Andover, Chairman of the Jubilee Advisory Committee; Alexander Donald of Milton...
Among the American authors whose manuscripts are on exhibition are Hawthorne, Emerson, Holmes, Longfellow, Lowell, Mrs. Stowe, Mrs. Celia Thaxter, E. R. Sill, Bayard Taylor, and Alan Seeger. These are in addition to other authors' manuscripts permanently on exhibition in the Treasure Room in the drawers of the central case. In the cases in the Widener Room are shown other manuscripts of Burns, Lamb, Scott, Stevenson, Swinburne, Thoreau, and Waitier...
...officers of the class of 1927 are: President, Bayard Livingston Kilgour Jr. of Cincinnati, Ohio; vice-president, Alfred Henry Miller of Dorchester; secretary-treasurer, Frederick Vanderbilt Field of Lenox...
Then Alan, 21 years old, came back to Findellen, matured, attractive, humorous but with all the unbalanced egotism of his childhood. With him came Bayard Van Schoeck, friendly patrician. Alan's reawakened passion frightened Julie. She found protection in the steady strength of Van Schoeck. The climax came in a meeting between Alan and her father. Sparks flew. The old man hit the boy with her parasol, then collapsed under stress of emotion...
...special committee of the Senate, headed by Senator Borah, and delegated to examine (TIME, Oct. 3) the receipts and expenditures for and against candidates, sat divided. In Chicago, Senators Borah and Shipstead held hearings. In Washington, Senators Caraway and Bayard did likewise. The most important information elicited, however, had to do with the amounts received and expended by the several groups. The Republicans reported collections of $3,742,962 through Oct. 30, of which amount $800,038 was returned to state organizations for which the National Committee had "acted as a collection agency"-thereby bringing the Republican fund down...