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...received a letter from Santiago (Chile) from a member of the American Legion who is living down there, in which he states that in reading TIME for Feb. 3, he ran across the article therein on the ''Cathedral of the Air," and was so inspired upon reading it that he felt he would like to contribute, and enclosed his check...
...discount rate) has clarified the problem (protection of credit against speculation) and advanced its solution." The Man, In 1798, in Hamburg, was founded M. M. Warburg & Co. Since then a son of the Warburg family has always headed the House of Warburg, none other than Warburgs have reached dominance therein. Paul Warburg, unquestionably one of the most brilliant & internationally-minded U. S. bankers, was born in Hamburg in 1868, entered the House of Warburg at 20. In 1894 he married Nina, daughter of Solomon Loeb of Kuhn, Loeb & Co. In 1902 he went to the U. S., became a Kuhn...
...ardent Point Loma Theosophist. The cult attempts to harmonize with all great faiths, but is deeply colored in its observances and specific modes of thought by Eastern philosophers and prophets. In glass-domed buildings on Point Loma children may attend a Theosophical school. Excellent is the musical education obtained therein...
...chiropractors who, as the American Bureau of Chiropractic, met in Manhattan last week, saw no fun in the pun and joke played on them by the new Encyclopedia Britannica. Explained therein in immediate sequence are Chiromancy (Palmistry), Chiron (centaur wise in healing), Chiropodist, Chiropractic, Chiroptera (Bats). In chronicling Chiropractic the Encyclopedia commits one of its numerous errors. It pronounces B. J. Palmer the chief founder of the movement. The late Daniel David Palmer laid the foundations of chiropractic (1895). Bartholomew Josiah Palmer, his son, founded the Palmer School of Chiropractic...
...after 1722) professors; another table for the masters; and another table for the 'scholars' (that is, undergraduates). In 1666 it was ordered that 'such as are fellows of the Colledge, & have sallaryes payd them out of the Treasury, shall have their constant Residence in the Colledge, and shall Lodge therein & be present with the Schollars at meall times in the Hall...