Word: formers
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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During the summer extensive repairs will be made to the Union so that at the opening of the next College year the building may more than regain its former attractiveness. The interior will be thoroughly cleaned and largely repainted, and all traces of the two-year regime of sailors will be removed. It is intended to open a first-class restaurant in the fall, run on a club rather than a hotel basis as was the case before the war. The large billiard and pool room in the basement will be put in order, making 9 tables available...
...refusing to hold its second annual meeting in Chicago, the Legion made it plain what its action toward pro-Germans and former pro-Germans would be. Mayor Thompson of Chicago had refused to invite the French mission to his city, had publicly proclaimed Chicago as the 'sixth German city of the world,' and had shown his pro-German tendencies by many other actions. It seemed entirely fitting to refuse to hold a convention of American war veterans in a city which had re-elected him mayor...
This evening at 8.30 o'clock President Lowell will speak on "The League of Nations" at the Harvard Club, 374 Commonwealth avenue, Boston. All graduates and former members of the University are invited to the lecture...
...from the University. By the summer of 1917, it had grown until it included thirteen sections, and a large number of big motor ambulances. All volunteer ambulances service was disbanded in October, 1917, and joined to the United States Forces. Prevented by this move from keeping on with his former work, Norton gave his services to the Intelligence Department of the United States Navy...
...Society's announcement of plans for its Memorial Day Service will remind undergraduates of the existence and activities of a comparatively unknown college institution. Year in and year out the Memorial Society continues its quiet work. It publishes the University Guide, places tablets on historic buildings, and lists of former tenants in all the older rooms about the Yard. It collects detailed records of Harvard men who have died in the nation's service, and will exhibit within a few months a full series of their pictures on semi-permanent oaken panels in the Library. Every year on Memorial...