Word: reds
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Seventy-five candidates, only a little over half of the number which competed last year, have reported for the various departments of the 1921 Red Book. Thirty-two men are out for the copy department, 25 for the business, 13 for the photograph and five for the art department. Although considerably under last year's total, this showing is better than that made by the Class...
Work for the 1921 Red Book will get under way this evening at 7.30 o'clock when the candidates for the business, art and editorial departments of the publication will meet in the Standish Hall Common Room. Plans will be outlined and the chairmen of the various departments will announce the future meeting places of the men under their direct supervision. This is the only Freshman literary competition and will afford excellent experience for those who intend to try out for College publications next year. It will last from six to eight weeks. Inasmuch as 130 men reported last year...
...called to the Cabinet as Postmaster General by President Roosevelt. During his term of office he displayed great energy in introducing practical improvements, eliminating red tape and conducting the work of the department on a purely business basis...
...Red Book: Editor in chief, Philip Hofer, of Cincinnati, O.; chairman of advertising and subscription department, Gardner Forstero, of Milton; chairman of the photograph and cuts department, Edward Cabot Slorrow. Jr. of Readville; chairman of the copy and art department, Thomas Helme Mills, of Portland, Ore.; chairman of the registration and individual photograph department, Henry Russell Atkinson, of Brookline...
...above number, 16 men were killed while in the French service, 15 met death under the British colors, 15 in the United States service, one while fighting for Germany, six when engaged in Red Cross or ambulance work, and seven as non-combatants outside of the service...