Word: leathers
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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About a week before the Spread, tickets, invitations, and programs will be given out. The programs are in the form of leather card cases and in the past have proved to be very acceptable favors. The order of dances is as follows: 1. One Step, Arbain Nights 2. Fox Trot, Chong 3. Fox Trot, After All 4. One Step, Everybody Wants a Key to my Cellar 5. Fox Trot, Keep on Smiling 6. Fox Trot, Rainy Day Blues 7. One Step, Sand Dunes 8. Fox Trot, Tears 9. Fox Trot, Mummy Mine 10. Waltz, hawiian Moonlight 11. Fox Trot, Monte...
...needs for which the old Hemenway Gymnasium is now too small. It is designed to have one large central room, which would contain one or two basketball courts, and would be completely equipped with gymnastic apparatus including, scaling ladders, climbing poles, horizontal bars, scaling walls, parallel bars, and leather covered horses, as well as the lighter apparatus such as bar-bells, quarter-staves, wands, dumb-bells, single sticks, and Indian clubs. Branching off from this central space are smaller rooms, which would be used for boxing, wrestling, and fencing...
...staff officers and company commanders will wear leather puttees. Lieutenants will wear roll puttees. Noncoms and privates will wear regulation canvas puttees. Officers will wear the regulation army officer's hat cord (gold and black...
...done its best to deprive the Living Room of the Union of all its old-time functions. No longer can we walk in that spacious hall to pick up the Kalamazoo News. No longer can we loll about in leather chairs, smoking or studying art from historic Harvard portraits. The Living Room is a changed place. Three times a day one thousand men rush in for sustenance and it seems that more than one thousand dark figures in white coats rush about providing this sustenance...
...Alsatian parents who had removed to French Territory after the Franco-Prussian War in 1870, Captain Amann was educated at the University of Paris, first in the Lycee Montaign and later in the Lycee Louis le Grand. Leaving the University at the age of 16, he entered the leather business and became connected with the Paris branch of an American leather concern. He began his two years military service in 1905, in which he rose to the rank of sergeant. In 1910, he passed examinations for a commission and was made a reserve 2nd lieutenant...