Word: lowers
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Descriptions of the settings required, may be had at the office of the 47 Workshop, Lower Massachusetts Hall, where candidates may also arrange for a reading of the play, the manuscripts of which are limited in number. Since drawings of the sets will not be considered, candidates must submit models, which are to be delivered at the Workshop before 5 o'clock December 9. These must be painted and equipped for lighting, and are to be on the scale of one half inch to one foot. The best of the models will be lighted and set up for the judges...
...traffic, the railroads in general may eventually earn the 5 3-4 percent return which the Interstate Commerce Commission have now fixed as a fair rate of income. There is danger, however, that at the least sign of improvement there will be a general demand for further rate reductions. Lower transportation costs are greatly to be desired in common with lower costs of all commodities, but premature rate reductions which tend to restrict railroad earnings are likely, in the long run, to defeat their purpose, for unless the railroads are permitted sufficient net income not only to meet expenses...
...Offer Prizes for the Best Cough and the Loudest Handkerchief Operations. The main reading room and Lower Widener are practically the best sort of proving grounds for those coughs which are above normal strength. In those rooms, everyone else tries to be quiet. That is the psychological moment to test out a rippling, rolling, resounding cough or a crackling, recalcitrant nose...
...Upjohn '25 defeated A. R. Allen '26 and G. H. Perkins '26 in the upper half of the draw, and J. M. Hopkins 3E.S. and W. H. Harkness Jr. '24 defeated J. J. Glessner '25 and P. D. Trafford '25, 7-5, 6-3, 6-3, in the lower division...
...courts the floor has still to be laid; and the lighting, and hanging of doors must be finished. The side walls, however, have already been painted. Both sets of courts will be thoroughly ventilated, the upper ones by the windows and outlets at the top of the building. The lower courts are entirely enclosed, and must therefore be ventilated artificially. This will be done by two grated holes in the front part of each court and a fan located in another hole in the wall at the back of the court. The fan is so designed as to exhaust...