Word: favor
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Through your columns I should esteem it a favor to be allowed to communicate with any men in the University interested in a camping tour during the summer in connection with the Massachusetts Sea Coast Defence. The officers and men of the 3rd Company, Coast Artillery Corps, Massachusetts Volunteer Militia, desire to call attention to the opportunity of attending camp this summer on one of the islands situated in Boston Harbor, where instruction, practice and "service Firing" with ten and twelve inch disappearing guns is conducted. This camp affords an interesting experience of ten days duration, combining a short taste...
...frequently unable to get unassisted. As for omitting reviews for fear of such things as happened in Governmentment I at mid-years, we do not believe that any Harvard man would dare repeat such an act of misrepresentation in the public journals. There is everything to be said in favor of reviews, while what is said against them seems to be not exactly logical...
...Illustrated's annual Senior postal card canvass, especially among the members of the Faculty who are eager for criticisms of their courses. In order to tabulate these results, however, it is essential that we have sufficient data. Seniors who have not already returned their cards will confer a great favor upon the editors by doing so at once...
...second inning after the visitors had secured three safe hits in succession. Hardy relieved him and was given similar treatment, the inning ending after the visitors had placed two more in the run column. Frye replaced Hardy in the eighth with the score standing 6 to 3 in favor of Catholic University and allowed one more run in that inning...
...play will be produced by Harrison Grey Fiske. He has engaged a company headed by Miss Emily Stevens, who won great favor in Boston recently through her appearance with Robert Lorraine. She is a cousin of Mrs. Fiske and one of the most gifted of the younger actresses. Among the other members of the company are George Probert, Frank Currier, Henry Hull, Maud Durand, and Paula Montey...