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...Reverend P. B. Clayton, famous British war chaplain and founder of the "Toc H" movement, will be the principal speaker at a dinner of the Harvard Christian Association, to be held in Phillips Brooks House on March...
...Interstate Commerce Commission was set up to prevent the latter. In 1890, the Sherman Anti-Trust Act was passed to prevent the former. Later, the Federal Trade Commission was set up to aid in suppressing such practices and the Clayton Act to prevent interlocking directorates was passed. Meanwhile, the trusts were continuing. Things were getting bad and the country was getting frightened. Arthur T. Hadley, then President of Yale, conservative as he was, admitted, along about 1900, his fear that within 25 years the country would be ruled by an economic emperor at Washington...
...Supreme Court, whose liberal interpretation of the Clayton Act went far to dissipate hostile propaganda of the last campaign, is to have another chance to prove that it is not the tool of conservative standpatters. The relation between the Syndicalist Law of Michigan and the amendments of the constitution which guarantee freedom of speech must be determined by the appeal of Ruthenberg from the Michigan courts. Ruthenberg, secretary of the Workers' Party and a prominent Communist, has been, at intervals, the subject of prosecution by government attorneys. At last he is allowed to appeal to the supreme judicial body...
...Ghosts" was first produced by this group of professionals at the National Theatre in New York City before 700 students of the drama, working under Professor Clayton Hamilton of Columbia University. It was the result of eight weeks of intensive work, done all in spare moments and while "Cyrano de Bergerac" was scoring its great New York success. Mr. Walter Hampden, the producer and star of "Cyrano" aided the actors with advice and criticism...
...players who will produce "Ghosts" originally took up the play for their own personal interest. It was first shown in the National Theatre in New York last spring before the Columbia students in Professor Clayton Hamilton's course in the drama. About 700 Columbia students were present, at this play...