Word: court
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...charge of the following committee: chairman, W. Willcox '17; secretary, W. I. Tibbetts '17; superintendents; for districts--C. C. Lund '16, R. R. Brown '17, W. T. Barker '17, G. C. Caner '17, L. A. Morgan '17, J. L. Lathrop '18; Associated Charities--J. C. White '17; Juvenile Court--A. G. Paine '17; Home Libraries--W. D. Kelley, III, '17; Cambridge Y. M. C. A.--F. Knoblock '19; Prospect Union--J. Coggeshall '18; Deputations--K. Bromley '16; Clothing Collection--H. L. Nash '16; Entertainments--Chairman--G. P. Slade '17, S. M. Foster '16, G. B. Blaine '17, C. H. Hodges...
...Fuller, M. W. 9-10; F. 9-11, 53 Apley Court...
...Fuller, 53 Apley Court; P. M., 53 Apley Court...
...Fuller, 53 Apley Court; P. M., 53 Apley Court...
...nation that desires war and is prepared for it would, by submitting the case to a court, lose the advantage of surprise by a sudden attack and hence would be less anxious to go to war. The mere fact of delay would give time for sober second thought, and for the advocates of peace within the country itself to make their protests heard. If time is given, war can hardly be made without the support of public opinion, and the dream of those who have been urging that the people must be consulted would be fulfilled. In short, the essence...