Word: demands
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...public sale of seats to all performances commences today. They may be obtained form Huge C. Ward, Manager, at the Co-operative Branch, Leavitt & Peirce's, Kent's Herrick's, and all other recognized ticket agencies. As there has been an unexpectedly large demand for tickets, the management states that all those who are planning to attend the Cambridge and Boston performances of "Barnum Was right" must buy their seats without delay
Even though many of our citizens not unnaturally desire freedom for Ireland, it is not within the province of the Senate to demand it. The Executive alone is charged with the recognition of new States. In the Senate, such action can only be considered as a piece of ill-timed meddling, which most nations would be quicker than Great Britain to resent...
Instead of the usual opportunity for baseball offered by the Leiter Cup series, the baseball management will meet the demand for scrub teams this year by giving to any man who wishes it a chance to play with the second team. If enough men report third, fourth, and fifth teams will be organized and a series arranged, or interclass teams formed. Any man now wishing to play may report with second team at any time...
Success of this new branch of the co-operative idea will doubtless increase the demand for adoption of the plan in college communities which have not made trial of it. However, the laundry requires an extensive equipment, and does not logically come first in the establishment of a "co-op" plant Following the experience of other beginners in the movement, it would be well to work conservatively at first, starting with a small bookstore or similar establishment, and setting aside part of the profits with the idea of branching out into the laundry business when a sufficient reserve should...
...civilized world may properly be grateful to Kapp for showing them that the German republic, far from being an empty shell, is living organism for which Germans will fight, if necessary. As long as they demand representative government, be it constitutional, or be it soviet, the rest of the world has not much to fear. To be sure, we may expect that Germany will be troubled by many revolts and uprisings, both monarchist and radical. But until we see the posability of the restoration of the military regime with its idols we need not worry. As for the agitation...