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...Frances N. Hall, widow of the late New Brunswick rector: "I received an estate of $76,000 from my late aunt, Mrs. Lucy W. Hart. I am still in Europe...
...club to hear from points as far as the seventh district in Oregon. N. K. Fairbank '24 has installed an outfit in the Wireless Room with a long wave receiver which is designed to receive from foreign stations. Messages have been received already from Paris, France, and New Brunswick, Canada. The American Radio and Research Corporation has given the club equipment which has contributed largely to the success achieved in the matter of receiving. The equipment has been arranged in conventional panel form, and will thus constitute a permanent part of the club's outfit...
President Eliot will preside at a luncheon and public discussion today in the Hotel Brunswick on the question of the French occupation of the Ruhr...
...every country save. England and New Zealand the traffic goes on the wrong side of the road." This statement is a slight exaggeration, because Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island still "keep to the left", although New Brunswick and British Columbia have recently passed laws requiring that all vehicles adopt the right turn. But the English still prefer the old method of traffic regulation, even though they have to learn to drive all over again whenever they "visit the continent" or come to America...
...University, whose appointment is subject to the ratification of the Rhodes trustees and the institutions by which they are accredited are as follows: Troyer Steele Anderson 1G, of Hanover, New Hampshire, Dartmouth College. Francis de Liesseline Fergusson '25 of Albuquerque, New Mexico, Harvard College. Edward Billings Ham 1G. of Brunswick, Maine, Bowdoin College. Raymond Harvy Jack 1L of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, University of Pennsylvania. Robert Driscoll Shea 1L. of Indianapolis, Indiana, Notre Dame College...