Word: lloyds
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...reading French examination today will be held in the following rooms: Abbott-Goodwin New Lecture Hall Gottlieb-Littlefield Emerson D Lloyd-Patterson Emerson J Peale-Rowley Harvard 5 A. P. Rudnick-Storr Harvard 6 Street-Zion Zool. Lecture Room
Margot Asquith contributed an article* to a London magazine, took some potshots at British political heroes past and present: Of Lloyd George, ex-Premier. "Lloyd George loves a crowd more than himself. He has more ideas and treats them with fickle and impartial humor." Of Lord Curzon, ex-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. "His natural self made many friends in his youth, but for some unknown reason he grafted onto that brilliant and hospitable self a certain ceremonious nonconducting personality which estranges intimacy and his sense of humor-which is of the highest quality-never has been focused...
...Prejudice, Margot was reported to have shown that unswerving fidelity to her husband, and through him to the Liberal Party, that is commonly expected of a good wife and a better politician. Among other things, the volume contains the following dialogue: Margot (ingratiatingly): "You are a greater man than Lloyd George or Winston Churchill." Benito Mussolini (swelling and smiling): "And who then is greater than I?" Margot (batting not an eyelid): "My husband...
...Albert, J. H. Courtney, John D. Farnham '23, L. B. Goldsmith, J. C. Kunkel, E. S. Reid, Jr., A. M. Taylor, E. L. Twomey, D. V. Berman, L. C. Dohmen, J. L. Fly, H. C. Havighurst, K. Lloyd, H. C. Spencer, J. R. Towshen, Richard Walt '23, J. T. Best, C. F. Farbach '23, W. J. Friedman, Lawrence Kimball '22, G. H. Mason, J. S. Stone, M. Turner...
...Lloyd George--King of England...