Word: whiting
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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James Clarke White '53, M.D., Professor of Dermatology, Emeritus, died at his home in Boston, last Tuesday, in the eighty-third year of his age. Funeral services will be held at 259 Marlborough street, Boston, on tomorrow at 12 o'clock...
...have been retained are Bishop, Bright, C. A. Clark, W. C. Clark, Clement, Coulter, Cummings, Dole, fiske, Flagg, Francis, Freeman, French, Gross, Heppenheimer, Hoffman, Hubbard, Jackson, Kissel, Laird, Love, Lucas, Marshall, Massin, Merrill, Phinney, Pickering, Platt, Rand, Read, Strawbridge, Trainer, Walker, White, Whitmarsh, G. B. Woods, and Worthy...
Columbia again asserted her supremacy at chess by overwhelming her opponents in the twenty-fourth annual intercollegiate chess tournament, held at the Murray Hill Hotel, New York, last week. The Blue and White team won 10 1/2 games out of a possible 12; Princeton was second, with 6 games, the University following half a game behind. Yale was left far in the rear with only 2 games to her credit...
...University's three opponents have practically the same players as a year ago. However, Columbia has lost one man from her championship quartet, N. W. Kempf being the newcomer to the White and Blue's ranks...
...first class includes official reports of diplomatic negotiations, correspondence, proclamations, and reports. The most important of these are the English White Books, the Belgian Cray Books, the German White Books. The Italian Green Books, the French parliamentary records. These are valuable chiefly for their bearing on events leading up to the war and, with the exception of certain documents which the British government has issued from time to time on such subjects as the submarine menace, the death of Miss Cavell, etc., do not relate to actual progress of the conflict...