Word: lights
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Light work will engage the Harvard oarsmen for the remainder of the week. There probably will be no more time trials before the eight paddles out to the start against Yale on-Friday...
Coach Edward Leader made a shift in the seating of the Yale boat in the light workout today. Warren, who has been ill, was set at No. 3, taking the place of Paschall, who has rowed in that seat since the Blue crew came to the Thames. It is likely that this change will establish the permanent lineup of the Eli shell...
...They should be glad that I do not write memoirs! I would place too many Great Ones in a bad light. I should have to tell the truth about many persons and events - which would be too cruel...
President Sapp. Arthur H. Sapp, 44, lawyer, thrice an Indiana prosecuting attorney, is a tall, light-haired gentleman, a mainstay of Huntington culture, a pillar of the Methodist Episcopal church. He attended Ohio Wesleyan and Chicago universities and Indiana Law School; is a member of Phi Delta Theta fraternity. President Sapp, always dressed de rigueur, may often be seen, when affairs do not take him from Huntington, striding between the courthouse and his Jefferson street office. He is married, has one child, owns a motor...
...thing they thought about in Chicago last week was what would become of them if Samuel Insull (purveyor of light, heat and trolley rides to most of Chicago and its purlieus) should decide to take the city's taxicab situation in hand. That was the rumor, vague and unelaborated but still striking-that Samuel Insull would stride among the Chicago taxicab companies, either to compete with them or absorb them as one more of his big utility schemes...