Word: heard
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Last July, she thanked Newton D. Baker for a speech she heard him make by radio...
...strife but by maneuvers which many feared might be the prelude to eventual strife, an opposition, not of fleets, but of races- the Yellows against the Whites. Their observations of Hawaii's race problem began to trickle back to the U. S. More of it will doubtless be heard when the official visitors come back and Congress assembles next fall, for then a commission appointed by the Hawaiian Legislature will come over to the mainland. What the racial problem of Hawaii amounts to is evident from the following table, which gives the various elements which make up the population...
Last week, the case was heard...
Hall choruses will sing almost in tune; so will various players in the two huge orchestras. Speakers will try in vain to make themselves heard; so will be chaperones. A few upperclassmen will break in; the rest will stay at home and smile...
...dollar a minute, yessir, a dollar a minute," I heard . . . "Yes, we have two maids now" . . . "And the boss said, 'I've been watching you, young fellow,' and I want . . ." "The hours after supper did it." . . . "'Do you think you could swing Jim Perkins' job?" he asks me and I says, 'Sure, I been working with the I. C. S. evenings!" . . . "I bought Mary that dress she wanted, and I says, 'Take this, I'm making real money...