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...clock in Phillips Brooks House, Mr. William L. Marbury of Baltimore will be the speaker. Mr. Marbury is one of the leading lawyers in his city and has been connected for some time with the firm of Marbury, Gosnell, and Williams. He has conducted negotiations with President Diaz of Mexico, served as United States District Attorney under President Cleveland, and acted as Democratic State Chairman at the time of ex-President Wilson's election in 1912. What makes him most interesting to law students are his recent cases on Prohibition, the Suffrage Amendment, and his argument against Senator Pepper...
Well has it been said that "all Europe looks to America". This country has indeed proved a "happy hunting-ground" for post-War lecturers and visitors of every description. We have had visits from Margot Asquith, Lady Astor, distinct "personalities", not to mention Foch, Joffre, Diaz, and various other "mere men". But this desire to see the "land of the free" has heretofore been confined to those of Allied sympathies; we have never had the opportunity to hear Von Tirpitz on "The German Navy as 1 Thought It Was", or (De) Ludendorf's famous "The Eternal Triangle and the Triple...
...kind of opposition is to be expected, however, as the Cubans have gone up against the best fencers of New York, Philadelphia and Washington and to date have not lost a match. Several of the Cuban team have taken part in the Olympic games at Antwerp, while Manuel D. Diaz '89, a former University and B. A. A. fencer, will be in the lineup...
...fencing foil teams at Washington and New York, duellings swords at Boston and New York, and sabres at Philadelphia and New York. Harvard, however, is the only college team they will meet. Several of the Cuban team have taken part in the Olympic games at Antwerp, and Manuel D. Diaz '89, a former University and B. A. A. fencer, will be in their line-up. The University team will be announced later...
...General Diaz arrived for his visit to the University at 4.20, ten minutes ahead of his schedule, and was escorted to Widener Memorial Library, where the general's salute of 17 guns was fired by a battery of the University Field Artillery Unit, stationed in front of the Library steps. Accompanied by President Lowell, Mr. Lane, University Librarian, and members of the Faculty, General Diaz and his staff visited the Reading Room and the Treasure Room, where a collection of war medals is on exhibition. After a short stop at President Lowell's home, General Diaz went directly...