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...easier way of getting through college, and in our own offices we have found that only one out of 20 graduates of the school makes good. Judging from its graduates, Editor Williams thought that the University of Missouri was turning out the best newsmen. Headlines Chairman George Woodward Wickersham of the President's Commission on law-enforcement begged the editors to stand firmly behind the Prohibition laws so long as they remained on the statute books. No newsman. Chairman Wickersham exhibited special interest in the task of the green-visored copyreaders who write a newspaper's headlines. "Saving...
...following was the seating for the first lightweight crew: stroke, J. M. Byrne '31; 7, Harper Woodward '31; 6, H. N. Roberts '30; 5, E. A. Locke Jr. '32; 4, W. M. Rainbolt Jr. ocC; 3, Alexander Lincoln Jr. '32; 2, J. Q. Adams '31; 1, C. C. Perry...
...seating is as follows: Richard Kimball '31, cox; J. M. Byrne '31, stroke; Harper Woodward '31, no. 7; H. N. Roberts, no. 6; E. A. Locke, Jr. '32, no. 5; W. M. Rainbolt, Jr. ocC, no. 4; Alexander Lincoln, Jr. '32, no. 3; J. Q. Adams '31, no. 2; C. C. Perry...
Recently they heard that the U. S. has a thing called "The National Commission on Law Observance and Enforcement." Excited, they despatched to Chairman George Woodward Wickersham last week a request that his Commission work for ''enforcement of the laws which Mississippi and other Southern States broke" when they repudiated their debts to British holders of Confederate bonds...
Finlay scored highest of the Crimson golfers-in the qualifying rounds, making 158 for 36 holes. W. P. Arnold, Jr. '31 qualified in the second division, and in the individual matches, defeated Warren Cockran of Baltimore, J. W. Bowman of Brockton, and W. J. Woodward of Southern Pines, N. C. J. B. Baldwin '31 reached the third division, and, after winning from G. S. Ahearn of Quebec and H. S. Bond, of Baltimore, was eliminated by J. p. Hotchkiss of New Haven...