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...Thurs. at 2 Sever 2 A-2* Thurs. at 2 Emerson A A-3* Thurs. at 2 Sever 8 A-4* Thurs. at 2 Sever 11 A-5* Thurs. at 2 Sever 1 B Consult Mr. McMullen C Consult Mr. McMullen D* Consult Asst. Professor Whiting E Consult Professor Packard F* Wed. at 10 or 11 Holden Chapel G* Wed. at 12 Holden Chapel 1 Tues., Sept. 24, at 10 New Lect. Hall 2 Wed. at 10 Sever 11 7 Thurs. at 10 Harvard 6 15 Wed. at 9 Emerson F 22 Wed. at 10 Harvard...
...Hygiene Dr. Bock and Dr. Packard...
...building John Wanamaker's store. In the course of his duties Jack Kelly took a four-story fall off the steel framework, landed in a pile of cinders. Subsequently he became a bricklayer, made a fortune as a contractor for brick work. He raised such structures as Philadelphia's Packard Building, the new Gimbel store and, appropriately, the Penn Athletic Club...
...back to Brussels. But next morning the sun came out hot and strong, with the promise of a fine day for a mountain climb, a sport of which Leopold was just as fond as his father. Hobnail boots, ropes and alpenstocks were piled into the back of the royal Packard touring car beside the chauffeur. In front Leopold took the wheel while Astrid sat beside him, holding a road map. They started down the lakeside road, keeping close to the curb because the pavement was slippery. In a second it was all over. Just before reaching Kussnacht, with...
...organized Commercial Credit in Baltimore in 1912 with a capital of $300,000. More than half Commercial Credit's total financing comes from the automobile business and the company estimates a profit of from $5 to $7 on each automobile transaction. It has official contracts with Chrysler and Packard. Last December Walter P. Chrysler arranged to add a slice of Commercial Credit's profits to his own by acquiring a substantial block of stock in that company...