Word: whitings
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When the "Marseillaise" is sung at the Stadium this afternoon it is planned to have the customary white "H" formed on the crimson background. This will be done through the waving of white handkerchiefs by those men whose tickets are designated as being within the outline of the "H", while the other men in the cheering section will form the background by waving crimson handkerchiefs. These handkerchiefs are officially on sale at Brine's and every person whose ticket is marked "red handkerchief" should supply himself with one before the game...
...should be remembered that the formation of the "living 'H'" with the red and white handkerchiefs is part of this song. On the word "stand" the cheering section rises; on the word "raise" every man raises his handkerchief above his head, and on the next beat commences waving from left to right. The words follow...
Sections 13-25 inclusive, R. A. White; assistant head usher, in charge: Section heads as follows: Sect. 13, S. A. Gross. Sect. 14, E. L. Fulk; Sect. 15, J. K. Hollinger; Sect. 16, W. A. Denker; Sect. 17, E. H. Goldsmith; Sect. 18, F. C. Packard; Sect. 19, C. I. Munroe; Sect. 20, W. Hettleman; Sect. 21, W. A. Murray; Sect. 22, M. H. Davis; Sect. 23, W. B. MacGregor; Sect. 24, C. F. Green; Sect. 25, E. D. Hutchinson...
...Shapiro and A. R. Thompson, (B) L. Levin and I. H. G. Levinson, (C) G. N. McNaughton, (D) J. W. Noble, (E) J. P. Phillips; Sect. 23, (A) H. B. Park and I. Shapiro, (B) R. Parmer and H. Phillips, (C) M. N. Turner, (D) E. O. White, (E) I. Reynolds; Sect. 24, (A) I. J. Shalett and F. Scigliano, (B) E. McCarthy and H. Millet, (C) W. E. McCurdy, (D) H. A. McNamee, (E) H. A. McWhorter; Sect. 25, (A) H. L. Moore and P. E. Fardy, (B) J. Fitzgerald and H. J. Freedman, (C) W. P. Fiske...
This sane and proper view is now confirmed by countries in Europe. Constructionists in general defeated obstructionists and destructionists. The present time is not one for wild and hare-brained schemes of social milleniums. The job of the world is to get back on its feet after being bled white by a war costing millions of lives and hundred of billions of dollars. In the words of Premier Clemenceau, "the salvation of the world lies in work and work alone." The destructionist and obstructionist Red can cool his head and his head in the outer office for a while...