Word: hunting
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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President Coolidge, however, made known that he believed the treaty should be ratified. Finally, the junior Senator from New York, Dr. Copeland, announced that the Senate had, during the 20 intervening years, lost the original copy of the treaty. At once a hunt for it was organized...
...Eden Phillpotts had not named his subsequent comedy "Devonshire Cream", "The Wife Hunter", which opened Monday night at the Wilbur Theatre, might more appropriately have been entitled "The Devonshire Hunt", or something of the sort. Certainly "The Wife Hunter" is far more applicable to a Broadway bedroom farce than to a gentle comedy of southern England. Even the old title, "The Farmer's Wife", though a trifle misleading, is better than the one finally selected, which induces a most unwarranted preconception of Mr. Charles Coburn in the role of a dashing and sophisticated Lothario...
...teams including the University team and a team made up of the instructors in the Military Science Department has been formed. The other members of this new league are the 101st Field Artillery team, the 110th Cavalry team, Essex County team which is composed of players from the Myopia Hunt Club, and the Norfolk team, made up of Dedham...
...Inside Story of the Paris Divorce Mill, by one Frazier Hunt, is the leading article in the current Hearst's International. In it, the author tells how "a squat fat French legal man, the sign on whose door read: "Divorce Judgments in 1½ Months," promised him for two thousand francs ($100) a divorce in from four to six weeks "if his wife made no fuss." When Mr. Hunt stated that his wife was in the U. S., the lawyer replied: "As far as your wife is concerned, we will simply get her a fake certificate of domicile...
Approximately 100 Americans every year obtain French divorces. Mr. Hunt outlines as follows the steps taken by the American woman wishing a Paris divorce...