Word: authorize
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...chief speaker of the evening will be Mr. Randolph W. Smith, vice-president of the Loyal Coalition and chairman of its publicity committee, and a well known author, journalist and publicist. Demarest Lloyd '04, president of the Coalition is the second speaker...
...Smith, vice-president of the Loyal Coalition and chairman of its publicity committee, will be the chief speaker of the meeting. He is a well-known journalist, author and publicist, and has an intimate knowledge of the complexities of the political situation. Mr. Demarest Lloyd '04, president of the Loyal Coalition, will be the second speaker of the evening. The subject for both talks will be "The Maintenance" of Friendly Relations With England...
...voted that instead of translating some Greek or Latin author into English at the literary meetings as has been the practice hitherto, the members shall interpret and discuss in Latin one of the less difficult authors. The Fables of Phaedrus were selected for that purpose...
Among the rare pieces by Robert Browning are the proof-sheets of "Bolls and Pomegranates," with numerous corrections and changes in the author's handwriting, and a similar edition of "Ferishtah's Fancies," and one of the first issues of "Pauline." The original manuscript and earliest printed issue of "Helen's Tower" completes the Browning collection. Mrs. Browning is represented by a rare first edition of "The Battle of Marathon" and "Sonnets From the Portuguese." There is also on exhibition an autographed letter of Tennyson...
...Tawney was born in Calcutta in 1880, was educated at Rugby and Balliol College, Oxford, and until the outbreak of the war was engaged in teaching, most of his time being spent at Oxford and on the executive committee of the Workers' Educational Association. He is the author of books on English economic history, the minimum wage, and similar economic subjects. In 1914 he enlisted as a private in the army, and in 1916 was wounded on the Somme. The Sankey Commission, on which he recently served, was a body of men representing the mine-workers, the mine-owners...