Word: visitant
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...special messenger of the B. & O. Railway. A delighted secret service man received it and despatched it to his master's bedroom. He then informed the President that the presidential ulster had been left behind in a hotel room at Chicago on President Coolidge's recent visit there-left behind but recovered. The President did not smile. He does not like to have his clothing lost, and the secret service men are responsible for preserving his wardrobe intact when he travels...
Since M. Bérenger will continue as a Senator, he will come to the U. S. on a "temporary appointment" renewable indefinitely every six months. Because M. Caillaux is generally thought in France to have cut his visit much too short for successful negotiation with Secretary Mellon, it is widely rumored that Senator Bérenger comes as a sort of "permanent diplomatic conversationalist" to keep the French debt negotiations amicably simmering until they can be definitely pinned down to a fixed...
...trade. Profoundly pious he peddled Medford rum or flour with the equally clear conscience of the times. Regretfully we leave him at 80, a ruddy-cheeked old man, on a little farm of his own; "the wind has got around to the south," as he returns from a visit to the young orchard...
...ambassador and his wife have come from Washington. D. C., for a short visit, and will be the guests of the Harvard students at a banquet at the Copley Plaza tonight. The Japanese Students Association of the University has over 20 members and 70 Invitations have beer sent...
Doctor Shapley is the fourth professor to be appointed to this visit on Lectureship in recent years. The others were Dr. R. A. Millikan of the California Institute of Technology and Professor Paul Strong of Yale University. The former received an honorary degree at Harvard last June...