Word: offerred
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Exeter will offer even more powerful opposition to the yearlings' invasion than did the victorious Andover men last week. The Exonians are rated higher in both the running events and the field contests than the yearlings' first opponents. On the other hand, the Freshman team will be greatly strengthened by the presence of the four champion relay men who last Saturday were prevented from participating in the Andover meet, because of their race at the Penn Relays in Philadelphia. These men, Captain Allen, Brooks, Broome, and Kane, are distributed among all the running events except the mile...
...work of teaching music in the public schools. Inadequately educated teachers and inferior standards of music have for a long time caused this branch of the profession to be looked upon with suspicion. It is the function of the college to rectify this, and Harvard hopes to offer a real service to the cause of music and education by sending out every year well-trained musicians to this work
...work of teaching music in the public schools. Inadequately educated teachers and inferior standards of music have for a long time caused this branch of the profession to be looked upon with suspicion. It is the function of the college to rectify this, and Harvard hopes to offer a real service to the cause of music and education by sending out every year well-trained musicians to this work
Encouraged by its success in operating labor banks, organized labor contemplates invasion of the shipping business. The Marine Engineers' Beneficial Association offered to buy, for $300,000 cash, three 12,000 ton government vessels from the Shipping Board, guaranteeing to operate them immediately and to deposit an initial payment of $90,000 in escrow in a responsible bank. The offer was rejected by Chairman Lasker of the Shipping Board on the ground that the bid was below the minimum selling price of $30 per deadweight ton fixed by the Board's policy. Mr. Lasker said he would consider...
...Theunis were published, and point to the fact that economic guarantees between France, Belgium and Germany will be the medium through which a cut in the reparations bill will be accepted. In a speech at London, the Marquis Curzon, British Foreign Secretary, advised Germany to make a definite offer to France and Belgium. This was received in most European capitals, as a possible basis for direct negotiations...