Word: sevenths
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...unshaven, complaining that an irate landlady and confiscated their respective clothes and razors." So runs the CRIMSON report, and let every undergraduate pray that it encountered no dean's wary eye. Not that any august member of the administrative board would consider attempting a second-story entrance into a seventh-grouper's room for the purpose of confiscating his neck-ties and garters. This would be clearly impracticable, for if the dean didn't accidentally get his room-mate's apparel, the delinquent could. And besides there might be unfortunate publicity if a yard-cop should collar the administrator...
...following Friday, March 27, Major-General A. A. Fries will speak at the seventh Union luncheon on some phase of chemical warfare. General Fries was in charge of this department of the United States Army during the war. Union members may sign as usual for this luncheon at the newsstand...
...current talk during the fall and winter about the speculative profits derived from the stock market by Messrs. Durant, Livermore, et al,, some of the extraordinary profits obtained recently in Florida realty have been largely overlooked. Florida has apparently replaced California as the seventh heaven of the "realtor...
...Manhattan, Herbert J. ("Kid") Yates, 47 years, 165 Ibs., President of The Consolidated Film Co., No, 729 Seventh Ave., posted a bet of $50,000 that he could lick any business man of his age or over. H. A. Hallenbeck, Manhattan publisher, accepted the challenge, deposited his check for the amount. "Kid" Yates let his challenge stand. All over the U. S., other business men, staunch fisticuffers of 47 or more, irritated, began to look to their biceps, their check books...
...greatest evil of our social life is that we know too little of the unseen realities," said Rabbi Harry Levi yesterday in his lecture on "Judaism and Law" at the seventh meeting of the series of addresses on the general subject of "Religion and Law," under the auspices of first-year law students...