Word: eves
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Haney, however, did not stop at snubs or defiance. He flatly contradicted the President. In recalling to Mr. Coolidge their discussion on the eve of his reappointment to the Board by the President (he had formerly been appointed by President Harding) Mr. Haney's letter continued...
...guns with the targets. The next Congress will demand that all cards be laid on the table, to see what is vital to the defense of the nation. . . The air people will be just as aggressive in the next Congress as in the last. . . .We are now on the eve of an entire readjustment of the national defense...
...Eve's Lover. Irene Rich can make almost anything in the cinema seem fairly good. Which may make her a good actress or may prove that routine picture plots are better than they seem. This one certainly seems sloppy enough. It is all about an unloved wife and a Hungarian count. If you have enjoyed Irene Rich doing this sort of thing before, there is probably no reason for warning...
...Congress in 1918-19 in order to prevent the passage of revenue bills by the Democrats until the new Republican Congress should come into office "No one could have said that the ensuing debate was not legitimate. It transcended no rule of relevancy, and it proceeded to the very eve of adjournment. Then, early in the evening of March third, the filibuster emerged from its concealment, and the three Senators -Sherman of Illinois, LaFollette of Wisconsin, and France of Maryland— undertook to hold the floor until the following noon. Their undertaking was successful- so successful, indeed, that the tensity...
London. At the Royal Academy, Sir Frank Dicksee sold Daughters of Eve for ?500. Glyn Philpot got ?600 for A Street Accident in Paris...