Word: mathers
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...undergraduates who compose the committee on this work and who have all had experience in it are A.D. Phillips Jr. '26, J.J. Mather '26, and E.W. Martin...
...Samuel Mather, director U. S. Steel Corporation, Cleveland...
Additional new appointments are those of Professor Kirtley Fletcher Mather, now head of the geological department at Denison University, Granville, Ohio, to be Professor of Geology for a term of one year; of Dr. John H. Mueller, now associate professor at Columbia University, to be Assistant Professor of Bacteriology and Immunology in the Medical School; of Lieutenant Colonel William J. LeH. Lyster, U. S. A., to be Professor of Military Science and Tactics at the Medical School so long as he is detailed there by the government; and of Langdon Warner '03, archaeologist and recently director of the Pennsylvania Museum...
Before 1817 there were very few law books in Cambridge. The College Library, which was described by Cotton Mather as "the best furnished that could be shown anywhere in all the American regions" contained but seven volumes of the common law, according to the catalogue published in 1723. Very few law books had been received between 1723 and 1817. The Corporation immediately granted $500 for the purchase of law books, to which were added gifts amounting to $181.74. Professor Stearns did what he could with this sum to purchase a "complete law library" and also removed from the college library...
Referce, Arthur Mather...