Word: harte
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...that was issued to me by the high school at Mooseheart where the Loyal Order of Moose, of which I am director general, is caring for and educating more than one thousand dependent children of deceased members of the order. This diploma is signed by Prof. Albert Bushnell Hart, as Acting Chairman of the Board of Governors of Mooseheart...
...been a great privilege to me to have Prof. Hart thus intimately associated with me in the work of the Moose. If I want to secure additional information on the Japanese situation, or about the interior of China or other specific subjects, I arrange to meet up with Prof. Hart on the train and we travel together for three or four hours...
...University who are interested in the question of industrial relations are invited to attend. Mr. James C. Emery, Counsel for the National Association of Manufacturers, will give a short introductory talk, after which the meeting will be thrown open to informal discussion. Mr. Earl Dean Howard, Labor Manager of Hart, Schaffner, and Marx, will preside...
...final choice is as wise, as it must have been, difficult. "Each in His Generation", by Maxwell Stretchers Burt, published first in Scribbler's Magazine, is undoubtedly and understanding depiction of real people, one that grasps the attention of the reader in sprite of himself. "Contact" by Frances Noyes Hart less certainly deserves its high rating, but, at the same time, the motive that actuated its selection, is clear. It is a story of the spiritualistic outgrowth of the war, highly imaginative, but more than slightly difficult to understand...
...Bill Hart, according to the latest reports has decided to turn his attention form moving pictures to the creation of litters. Two books for boys, "Injun and Whiter" and "Injun and Whiter Strike Out for Themselves, are the extent of his writing to date, but, freed from the necessity of continual careening over the Western plains, be expects an immediate increase in his literary output...