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...Long Island, New York was unanimously elected captain. Gordon is a graduate of Andover, where for three years he played on the tennis team. As number one man against Worcester, and as second man in yesterday's match, he has shown himself, according to Coach Cowles, to be a payer of promise...
...long record of achievement as a player and referee, and is at present, Vice-president of the Boston Referee's Association. During the match between the English and Scotch team in this country last year, Mr. White was the referee. In his youth, he was a well known payer on junior teams in Scotland. While in this country, he has always been prominently identified with the game, playing with the Boston Rovers, and for two years, managing the championship Riverdale team...
...Harding felt, however, that it is too early to judge the effects of the present tax law. In any case he would favor a reduction in the general income tax rather than in the surtax so as to relieve the small tax payer in preference to the very wealthy...
...handed apportionment of the various mandates and former colonial possessions; the every-day American feels that European and domestic interests do not coincide as well as has been proclaimed. To the suggestion that the United States cancel its war loans as a contribution to the common cause, the tax-payer remains obdurately opposed, inasmuch as he has nothing to gain from the spoils, he feels that he has already given his share...
...judicial bodies in the hands of the lawyer class, that public life has degenerated into a mere contest to see whether one side can make laws faster than the other side can pick holes in them. "Diamond cut diamond" is a fascinating sport for every one but the tax-payer: all he wants is a little peace and perhaps a drink...