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...CHAS. F. ROBINSON. Subscriber Robinson is agitated not without cause. TIME'S sentence read : "Due to the strike's tremendous unpopularity, it was believed that the strikers were utterly defeated...
...generally believed among musicians, has to do with a corruption of the name 'Charles.' In Vicksburg, Miss., during the period when ragtime was at the height of its popularity and 'blues' were gaining favor, there was a colored drummer of rather unique ability named 'Chas. Washington.' As is a very common custom in certain parts of the South, he was called 'Chaz.' 'Chaz' could not read music but he had a gift of 'faking' and a marvelous sense of syncopated rhythm. It was a practice to repeat...
Harvard Princeton 1. F. D. Stranahan Jr. Chas. Newbold 2. J. W. Tufts D. S. Holbrook 3. G. E. Kent W. H. Jackson Back. R. A. Pinkerton T. M. Bancroft...
...sceptical and which at present does not allow me to join in the CRIMSON'S choral indignation against the Greek people. It is a noble thing to feel indignant at an apparent injustice, but it is a nobler thing to be sure of the injustice before the indignation. CHAS. G. CHAOUSH, RAPHAEL uL. December...
...several workers. The young man in question performed the service with smiles and was obliged to "keep the change" sometimes as compensation. This milk vendor (or shall we say 100 percent worker?) was a Harvard student, but neither he nor his fellow workers remembered that at the time. CHAS. W. LYTLE. Director of Industrial Cooperation...