Word: lloyds
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Begg of Guilford, Conn.; Isadore Black of Trenton, N. J.; Sherlock Davis of Brooklyn, N. Y.; Harrison Dibblee Jr. of San Rafael, Cal.; George Dwight of Wayland; Seymour Piran. Edgerton of West Castleton, Vt.; Harry Eldridge of Hempstead, L. I., N. Y.; Charles Louis Gagnelin Jr. of Brookline; William Lloyd Garrison 3rd of West Newton; William Nahum Gates of Elyria, O.; Lewis Gordon of Glucester; John Upham Harris of Tuxedo Park, N. Y.; Barkle McKee Henry of Rosemont, Pa.; Kenneth Noyes Hill of Roslindale; Russell Sturgis Hubbard Jr. of Milton; Francis Kernan Kernan Jr. of Utica, N. Y.; Luke Burnell...
...Allison in "Extravagance" a not too original story of an extravagant wife who is the despair of her fond husband leads the bill at the Modern and Beacon this week. Barold Lloyd as usual entertains this time in "Number Please" not quite so hilarious however as his last picture. The bill concludes with "Out of the Chorus" a conventional story given new life by the performance of Alice Brady in the leading role...
...workmen alike--will not submit to measures which would result in the "economic strangulation" of their country. The French, on the other hand, believe that whereas Germany is fighting for further industrial development, they themselves are insisting only upon bare survival in demanding the restoration of their devastated land. Lloyd George epitomizes the situation by stating that the German people do not realize that they lost the war. Threats of coercion from one side, of resistance and Bolshevism from the other, lead to no agreement...
...been to control the eastern end of the Mediterranean through her influence on Greek foreign policy. In this way Great Britain has attained considerable political power at Constantinople, has economized in troops, and has furthered her scheme of rail connection from Europe to the Far East. But Lloyd George is now hampered by diplomatic side-issues,--notably the southward advance of the Bolshevik and the sympathy of Mohammedans in India for their Ottoman coreligionists. The Greeks themselves are united, Venizelists and Royalists alike, in demanding the preservation of the Treaty of Sevres. The dream of the reincarnation of ancient Hellas...
...Frederick L. Wells, Columbia 1905, is given an appointment as Instructor in Experimental Psychopathology, while Dr. Lloyd J. Thompson, Missouri 1917, and Dr. Caesar Uribe become assistants, their subjects being psychiatry and comparative pathology. Dr. Thomas K. Richards '15 is named Austin Teaching Fellow in Surgery. All are to serve for the remainder of the current year...