Word: clothing
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...small size of the boxes and the necessity of serving meals at Memorial on the day of the dance, the committee has found it necessary to replace the students' furniture with uniform cane-seated chairs. Each box will be given a small wooden table, a table cloth, and a sufficient number of chairs to seat the occupants...
...steps leading up to a "Dutch" door. The stoop swings around the corner of the house at the left and back of the stage, where an unseen window admits a flood of sunset light at the end of Act 1. The end of a table covered with white cloth appears between the back wall of the stoop and the house. A large window in the back wall of the stoop reveals a grape-vine trellis in the yard, with the Catskills beyond. A broad open door at right and back of the room shows a path leading...
...book, containing some 250 pages and bound in cloth, will be essentially modelled on the CRIMSON BOOK published in 1906. The new volume will included a complete catalogue of past and present editors with their college activities, war and public service records, and present occupations; a history of the development of the paper covering the fifty year period from 1873 to 1923; about thirty cuts showing successive stages in advancement in plant, typical front pages of the past compared with the present five-column sheet, and a representative front page of the recently established biweekly pictorial supplement...
Copies of the song book, which will cost $1.00, maybe ordered from the Glee Club now. They will be mailed as soon as the book appears. The volume will be cloth-bound, and will contain approximately 170 pages and 87 song. Among these will be included all the University football Songs, many of the older favorites, and a number of folk songs which have not appeared in previous colleges song books. The new book will meet a long-felt want as the last edition of a somewhat similar University song book has been out of print for same time...
...percent tax which has been placed on all manufacturing machinery brought into India is a striking proof of England's desire and need for a monopoly. Ghandi had two and half million spinning wheels manufactured and distributed throughout India,, this cutting off most of the English monopoly on cloth. It is only necessary to look at the unemployment situation today in Manchester, Birmingham, and the other great English mill towns, to understand the economic importance of India to England...