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...Levy is well known as a lecturer both in this country and in Europe. He was born in England and graduated with honors from the University of London in 1884. He belongs to the radical wing of the Jewish Church and was ordained rabbi in 1885. Since coming to this country in 1889, he has held pastorates in Sacramento, Cal., in Philadelphia, Pa., and since 1901 in Pittsburgh, Pa. Besides being a trustee of the Hebrew Union College, in Cincinnati, O., he is a member of the Tuberculosis League and a member of a number of peace societies...
...Palmer '13 and A. F. Sortwell '14 who played left wing regularly this season and who was chosen by G. W. Hornfeck of the Wanderers for that position on the all-collegiate hockey team, will be the only regular University forwards eligible next year. Sortwell's work this year was remarkable and his playing on the B. A. A. team after the close of the University season shows him to be a strong man for next year's team. The possibilities for the forward positions, which are as yet undecided, are H. N. Baldwin '13, F. H. Palmer...
Captain Byng, Locke and Weston were the best individual players on the University team. A. Gay, Williams and Worthington played well for Yale, Williams scoring on a difficult shot from the wing...
...collegiate team is as follows: F. D. Huntington '12, Right Wing Baker, Princeton, Rover Bates, Columbia, Centre A. F. Sortwell '14, Left Wing R. M. Blackall '12, Coverpoint Smith, Cornell, Point Carhart, Yale, Goal
Senator' Clapp is a prominent member of the bar in St. Paul, Minn., and before his election to the Senate in 1901, he served two terms as attorney-general of his state and was a candidate for governor. As a senator, he has identified himself with the Progressive wing of the Republican party. He is a member of the important Interstate--Commerce Committee...