Word: iii
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Francis H. Caskin III '44 of Winthrop House and Danvers, Massachusetts has been picked to manage the Harvard University Band in his Senior year. He is the winner of one of the longest competitions the Band has ever run, it having lasted from mid-years last winter up to the present time. He will be secretary-treasurer of the Band during the coming year...
Boston Society of Biologists. I. "Chorionic Gonadotropin and Luteal Secretion in Primates." Professor F. L. Hisaw. II. "On Seasonal Changes in the Testes of Deer and Their Relationship to the Growth of Antlers." Professor G. G. Wislocki. III. "Biochemical Aspects of Antler Growth." Dr. Joseph C. Aub, Regina McLean, and Dorothy M. Tibbets. Biological Laboratories, Divinity Avenue, 8 P. M. Wednesday, November 19. --Harvard University Gazette...
Henry Huddleston Rogers III, bespectacled Standard Oil heir who enraged the folk of Bethel, Conn, by grazing sheep on his lawn last June, moved into a new estate at Southampton, L.I., shortly trotted to police with a complaint of grand larceny. Standing on the $100,000 estate when he bought it, he said, was a holly tree. Now it was gone. Cried Rogers: "I liked that tree. My wife liked that tree." The chief of police went on a vacation...
...they wooed the Korean friendship. In declaring war on Russia the Japanese Emperor said, "Separate existence of Korea is essential to the safety of our realm." And Japan unduly influenced Korea to sign a treaty of defensive an defensive alliance against Russia on February 23, 1904. Article III of the treaty read: "The Imperial Government of Japan, definitely guarantees the independence and territorial integrity of the Korean Empire." Japan also solemnly pledged to evacuate her troops from Korea as soon as the war with Russia was over...
Seymour O. Baker, of Dekalb, III., as Teaching Fellow in Public Speaking; A. M. University of Chicago...