Word: reliefs
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...account of the Republican Club rally this evening the mass meeting under the auspices of the Armenian and Syrian students of the University will be held in Emerson D at 8 o'clock tomorrow evening to present a plea for increased Armenian and Syrian relief work...
...Armenian and Syrian students of the University will hold a mass meeting in Emerson J at 8 o'clock Monday evening to present a plea for increased Armenian and Syrian relief work. President Wilson in a recent proclamation appointed two days for the collection of funds for these two peoples, and the meeting on Monday is intended to put the cause before the student body here...
...give aid to our land and naval forces in time of war. Its activities, however, are not confined to tending to those wounded in battle. During peace its members are always ready to assist in alleviating any suffering resulting from sudden catastrophies. They have rendered prompt and practical relief when fire, flood or pestilence sweeps a community. It also is interested in preventive measures of disease and educational improvements. In the last ten years, the American Red Cross has rendered valuable assistance in more than 80 disasters. Backed by many generous men and women, it has received and spent more...
...Social Service will be presented by men now out of college and by undergraduates. Mr. John F. Moors '83, president of the Boston Associated Charities and member of the Finance Commission, will talk on "The Need of Training for Social Service." He will speak particularly of his experiences in relief work after the San Francisco earthquake and the Chelsea and Salem fires. Professor W. Z. Ripley of the Economics Department will deal with the labor question in its relation to undergraduates. Other speakers will be D. Lewis 1L, W. C. Morgan '17, and M. Hawkins '18, each of whom will...
...will be seen the scores do not in any way reflect Princeton's greater ability to gain ground through carrying the ball, nevertheless facts to be adduced from these comparative figures are significant. Chiefly they bring John Rush, the coach, into relief. In one season this man, who came from a secondary school in the Middle West, who had not seen big Eastern teams in action in many years, gave to the Tigers something they had lacked since 1899, a dependable ground-gaining system. It would be blinking the situation to assume that Princeton, win or lose, will have...