Word: lindens
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Linden Street...
...amounts which they have collected: Apley Court; Apthorp House; Beck Hall, 31-47; Claverly Senior House; Conant Hall, 3-15; Dana Chambers, 21-34; Divinity Hall; Grays Hall, west entry; Grays Hall, east entry; Holworthy Hall, west entry; Holyoke House, 26-36; 5 Linden Street; 59 Mt. Auburn Street; 68 Mt. Auburn Street; Persis Smith Hall, entries A and B; Randolph Hall, 9-18; Standish Hall, entries A and B; Thayer Hall, 11-20; Walter Hastings Hall, first and fourth entries...
...irrepressible residents of Randolph Hall have the athletic habit of dropping over the iron fence, rather than seeking to move the colossal front door. Such extra-curriculum activity has almost resulted in a little playful shooting up and down Linden Street. Several late entrances have been effected only with long and harried explanations. No one minds a little gun play now and then but why can't both sides shoot...
...Holworthy HallWest Merrill Garcelon '23Middle Alden Briggs '25East C. T. Larson '25Holyoke House26-36 E. H. Bradford '2637-47 F. B. Turner '265 Linden Street N. S. Howe '26Lowell House Horace Bowker Jr. '2759 Mt. Auburn St. Howard Slade Jr. '2760 Mt. Auburn St. A. D. Phillips '2668 Mt. Auburn St. J. R. Burke '27Matthews Hall1-10 A. G. Rogers '2611-20 R. S. Lee '2621-30 A. D. Hoffman '2531-40 P. E. Mosely '2641-50 L. H. Roots '2651-60 F. P. Taft '2622 Plympton St. J. F. Whitbeck '2728 Plympton St. Franklin Holls '27Randolph Hall1...
Down the Wilhelmstrasse and Unter den Linden across the Pariserplatz and through the centre arch of the Brandenburg Gate-through which, during the Imperial regime, only the Kaiser could pass-went the long company of ad mourners. The tense excitement cf the populace was severe and the involuntary surge of the crowd as it tried to prolong its last look at the majesty of the funeral pomp caused women to shriek and faint. (U. S. newspapers attributed this erroneously to "the bursting of emotion pent up beyond endurance." Berlin crowds, as is well known, are not so hysterical...