Word: parkers
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Freshman lineup will be as follows: W. J. Salmon, g.; F. E. Shine, r.f.b.; A. M. Stoylemayer, l.h.b.; Bernard Barnes, r.h.b.; C. H. Parker, c.h.b.; A. M. Booth, l.h.b.; Derk Bodde, r.o.f.; R. F. Dunham, r.i.f.; W. D. Vogel, c.; L. H. Butterfield, l.i.f.; and R. U. Clemens, l.o.f...
...edifice, designed by the firm of Adden and Parker, will be architecturally in harmony with the structures recently built by the University. A three-story brick building, it will be devoted on the street floor to shops, having windows with small panes, in accord with the demands of Colonial architecture. The school itself will occupy the 20 classrooms on the two upper floors...
...slapped the back of August Belmont, swapped yarns with Colonel Clayton of Alabama, Jim Griggs of Georgia and John R. McLean of Ohio, best-dressed man at the convention. But the Democrats had had but one U. S. President* since before the Civil War, and Judge Alton B. Parker, Democratic nominee for 1904, did not increase the list...
With this terse encouraging prelude Mr. S. Parker Gilbert, Agent General of Reparations, announced last week on the second anniversary of the inauguration of the Dawes Plan, that he has received this year 1,211,950,000 gold marks ($288,444,100) in reparations payments. For the first time a portion of the transfers were made in cash, totaling 65,000,000 gold marks, of which the U. S. received $5,904,770. This sum amounts to roughly 2½% of the total of $245,000,000 scheduled for payment to the U. S. within 20 years under the Dawes...
Still more incredible to Germans is the fact that Mr. S. Parker Gilbert, a young New Jersey Baptist who took his B. A. at Rutgers only two years before the World War began, now sits fiscally enthroned over Germany as Agent General of Reparations. Beside 34-year-old Seymour Parker Gilbert such financiers as John Pierpont Morgan, 59, of 23 Wall Street, loom as fiscal gaffers. Yet there are among active U. S. fiscal titans men of a youthful middle age. For example, Clarence Dillon, of Dillon, Read & Co., is 44. Mr. Dillon is of course the enfant terrible...