Word: local
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...obtaining the services of Mr. Norman Angell, who is coming to America for this special purpose, and of M. G. Lowes Dickinson, of Cambridge University, England. Cornell University has offered its hospitality and the use of its dormitories, and the Cornell Cosmopolitan Club is co-operating in the local arrangements for reception and out-of-door recreation. The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and the Church Peace Union will also take part and contribute to the success of the Conference...
...writing on the subject. The cost of board and room will be $15 for the entire session of fifteen days, with an initiation fee of $5 to cover general expenses. Applications should be made to Dr. George W. Nasmyth, 40 Mt. Vernon street, Boston. Information on trains and local arrangements can be secured from H. Blanco Morales, Chairman of the Committee on Reception and Hospitality, Cornell Cosmopolitan Club, Ithaca, New York...
Every card must be attested by the player's partner and handed to L. H. Canan '17 before the round on the following day. U. S. G. A. rules will apply, subject to the local rules in force at the Oakley course; any player putting on the greens before playing his qualifying round will be disqualified...
...local baseball season will have its real opening today, when the CRIMSON Clouters meet the Cringing Candidates Association on Soldiers Field at 2.30 o'clock. The editorial nine is in great form, and will undoubtedly continue its unbroken string of victories. At hitting the pill, pilfering bags, bagging flies and flying around the bases the CRIMSON has no superiors; while Steamship Hall, the war-scarred veteran of the pitching mound, will convince any anti-militarists among the opposing batsmen that adequate defense is the best policy. Star playing by the candidates has been carefully guarded against by an arrangement...
...first year class of the Law School will give its first smoker at the Harvard Club of Boston this evening at 8.30 o'clock. The entertainment will be furnished entirely be local talent, the various vaudeville "stunts" being acted by members of the class. Tickets are on sale at Memorial Hall, and from members of the committee...