Word: stuarts
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...graduated with honors by Princeton in 1882, Princeton Theological Seminary in 1886 (after a year at Berlin University). In 1887 he married Jenny Davidson of Elizabeth, N. J. For four years he had a church in Chambersburg, Pa., then joined the Princeton faculty to teach logic, in 1897 becoming Stuart Professor of logic. His steady, friendly, patient disposition made him the best compromise for Princeton's presidency when the university was split into bitter factions at the end of his close friend Woodrow Wilson's administration in 1910. During his 20 years Princeton's endowment was quintupled...
...Lewis Perry, Jr., Thomas Perry, Jr., S. W. Pillsbury, H. H. Poor, R. J. Portner, T. H. Quinn, A. H. Rice, G. F. Robertson, C. F. Samson, D. W. Schoonmaker, Clement Scott, Jr., J. R. Short, Theodore Smith, G. S. Squibb, E. C. Streeter, R. L. Strong, J. L. Stuart, A. G. Sullivan, W. J. Tobey, George Upton, Jr., R. E. Voland, M. B. Weiss, LcMoyne White, F. J. Whitfield, Charles Wiggins. III, S. S. Williston, B. T. Woodie...
Even more remarkable was a protective committee formed last week with the following in its personnel: a vice president of Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., the treasurer of New York Life, vice presidents of John Hancock and Equitable, a representative of Halsey, Stuart & Co.. the president of Manhattan's Union Dime Savings Bank...
Last March in Brooklyn, the Federal Council of Churches* held a conference on Wills & Will-Making. International Secretary Francis Stuart Harmon of the Y. M. C. A. sloganed: "Where there's a Will, there's a way." Under the chairmanship of Dr. Alfred Williams Anthony, the findings were published, titled ''More and Better Wills." It was reported that 70% of estates administered in court are will-less. Churchmen and charity workers were urged, "guided by good taste and feeling," to make calls, write letters, get publicity, form committees, talk by radio on will-making, with...
...young couple spryly tripped out of Jake Wirth's. The gentleman looked at his watch, walked up to a man carrying a ladder and asked him where the theatre was. "I don't know: I don't know anything," he replied. Unfortunately there were no moving picture producers on Stuart Street or the unknown cherub-faced moron would have had a free trip to Hollywood, and an exetic office withing which he could fabricate better movies; the idea is not facetious. Any child would have been ingenious enough to have concocted a better movie than "The Mystery...