Word: wednesdays
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Jersey, from December 28 to 31, inclusive. Four members of the Faculty will make addresses and take prominent part in the discussions. At the second session of the association on Monday, December 28, W. M. Cole '90, assistant professor of Accounting, will read a paper on "Accounting." On Wednesday, December 30, at the seventh session which will be on the general subject of "Money and Banking," two members of the Faculty will read papers. O. W. M. Sprague '94, professor of Economics, will talk on "A Central Bank," and A. P. Andrew, assistant professor of Economics, who is expert...
...seventeenth annual intercollegiate chess tournament between Harvard, Yale, Princeton, and Columbia will commence this afternoon and continue tomorrow and Wednesday, at the West Side Republican Club, New York. The matches will be played from 1 to 6 o'clock in the afternoon and from 8 to 10 o'clock in the evening. All unfinished games will be decided by H. Helms, referee, and J. Finn, adjudicator. The play will be directed by A. W. Fox of the Manhattan Chess Club...
...Wednesday--Gruening, H., vs. Alexander, P.; Johnson, H., vs. Stephens, P.; Parshley, H., vs. Tiemann, P.; Byerly, H., vs. Ferger, P.; E. B. Burgess, Y., vs. Blumberg, C.; G. Burgess, Y., vs. Ramsdell, C.; Jefferson, Y., vs. Comstock, C.; Chandler, Y., vs. Gluck...
...criticism of "The Promised Land" which appeared in last Wednesday's CRIMSON, credit belonging to H. C. Simon '10, who played the part of Bernstein, was, through and error, given to H. G. Eisenstadt...
...will represent the University; E. H. Guening 2 M., K. S. Johnson 2 G., W. W. Parshley '09, F. P. Byerly '11, and D. B. Childs '10, substitute. The order of play is as follows: Monday--Harvard vs. Yale, Columbia vs. Princeton; Tuesday--Harvard vs. Columbia, Yale vs. Princeton; Wednesday--Harvard vs. Princeton, Yale vs. Columbia. In order to gain permanent possession of the intercollegiate cup a team must win the championship for ten successive years. Columbia has won the last two matches. Prospects for the University team this year are unusually bright, however, as is shown by last autumn...