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Leverett: Rawson, r.e.; Oppenheim, r.t.; Rider, r.g.; Levan, c.; Hartman, l.g.; Amory, l.t.; Dawes, l.e.; Tyng, q.; Stevens, r.h.; Beardsley, l.h.b.; Wallace...
...OPPENHEIM (E. Phillips) The Double Life of Mr. Alfred Burton. Boston...
...ended a career that might have been dictated by E. Phillips Oppenheim. New York first saw "Prince Edgar" nearly 40 years ago when he arrived flush with funds and cut a wide swathe through the leg o' mutton-sleeved Society of the period. He married Clare de Cosse Conger, niece of Edwin T. Conger of Ohio, onetime Minister to China. That did not last long. In 1911 Prince Edgar turned up in Vienna, but he talked too much about his relationship to the old Kaiser and was quietly ousted. By this time U. S. newspapers had it quite fixed...
Promising candidates for the University team returning from last year are: Stanton Whitney '34, T. N. Lawler 3L, R. H. Watt '32, A. W. Sherman '34, P. W. Dockery 2L, E. C. Pugh '33, Joseph Oppenheim '34, and M. E. Bothner '34. Bothner injured his leg last year early in the season and the same injury may again prevent him from playing this year. Besides Whitney, who was a member of the University football squad last fall, it is expected that I. B. Hardy '33, regular tackle, will also come...
Baron Max von Oppenheim, German excavator, will lecture in the Large Room of the Fogg Art Museum tomorrow afternoon at 4.30 o'clock on "The Wonders of Tell Halaf," a proto-Hittite city of 5,000 years...