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...Praise the Lord. Ye Heavens, adore Him," sang the assembled august company as the christening came to an end. Heavy with the awful responsibilities incurred through being christened, the royal babe was borne away. Like many a cotter's offspring in similar circumstances, she was unabashed...
Probably his greatest victory was that of July 18, 1918, in which he commanded a force more than half of which was composed of U.S. troops. German guns pounded the lines in front of Villers-Cotteré Forest. A strong first line was pushing a German advantage for all it was worth. Of a sudden, a boom, boom, boom crashed in martial notes through the air, followed by the appalling noise of drum fire: boom, boom, drum, drum, drum, boom, boom, etc. Long lines of tanks ambled across the broken lines spittin fire to the accompaniment of the chugging engines...
Married. Reed A. Albee, son of Edward F. Albee, President of B. F. Keith's Theatres Co., to Miss Frances Cotter, buyer for a Manhattan shop. He was divorced by Louise Williams, actress, a month...
...Amsden '25, P. W. Chase '25, I. D. Cotter '26, M. L. Donaldson '26, R. H. Field '26, H. S. Gardner '24, Philip Keene 4E.S., J. J. Maher '26, L. O. V. Mann '25, R. W. Puffer '26, B. M. Rice '24, J. D. Winans '24, manager...
Among the candidates who showed up to best advantage were: catchers, I. R. Duchin '27, H. L. de Rham '27, J. D. Cotter '26; pitchers, J. E. Toulmin '25, R. H. Booth Jr. '27, C. P. Clifford '27, H. G. Phelps '27, D. G. Casto '26, G. McN. Gates '27; first basemen, R. H. Field '26, W. P. Ellison '27; second basemen, Philip Keene '25, B. M. Rice '25; shortstops, Willard Howard '27, C. S. Gross '27, J. B. Dacey '26; third basemen, H. E. Slayton Jr. '26, C. O. Erickson '27, Butler Cox 27; outfielders, C. L. Todd...