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...first time since the World War, German royalty was received by England's King & Queen when the Duke & Duchess of Brunswick went to Buckingham Palace for luncheon...
...summary: HARVARD SWARTHMORE Comfort, Merry, rf. rf., Buckingham, Murphy Ernst, Morse, lf. lf., Abrams, Kalkstein Boys, Greeley, c. c., Turner Ferriter, Henderson, rg. rg., Hallowell Fletcher, Grady, lg. lg., Prest
Goals--Prest 4, Merry 3, Buckingham 2, Abrams 2, Turner 2, Boys 2, Fletcher 1, Morse 1, Hallowell 1. Fouls--Turner 4, Fletcher 4, Abrams 3, Hallowell 2, Prest 2, Merry 1, Morse 1, Comfort 1. Umpire--Rumsey; Referee--Barfoot. Score-keeper: Dawson. Time: Two 20-minute periods...
...policeman by enquiring in a soft drawl: "Officer, what kind of shoes do you wear? I have lots of trouble with my feet and just won dered how you manage to stand on yours all day long." The scene of the best Jones foot story is laid in Buckingham Palace. Colonel Edward Mandell House of Austin had recommended to President Wilson that Jones be put in charge of the U. S. Red Cross's huge military relief activities in Europe. Jones had an appointment to meet the President at Buckingham Palace, whither Wilson had gone to confer with George...
...morning last week ornate Buckingham Palace guardsmen raised their chins at a sound louder than the blare of their brass band which was just thumping out a change of the guard. Through a low-hanging cloud, with his motor back firing like a machine gun, slithered Flying Officer F. Smith's plane, falling directly toward the Palace. To Airman Smith the royal standard fluttering on Buckingham's staff showed that the King-Emperor was in residence. By desperate maneuvers Flying Officer Smith was barely able to lift his plane over the Palace roof and miss the flagstaff...