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This time of the year finds the usual post season football dope in the sport columns and overflowing onto the editorial page in the form of comment. One, is offered tables showing the relative strength of different schools as Illustrated by record of their season's gains and losses. All-star elevens are passed in review. Statistics are compiled to show us just what football costs the public and profit and loss statements of the larger institutions are published. And ever present is the inevitable discussion as to the proper amount of emphasis to be placed on college sports...
...following letter from President Hopkins to President Lowell arrived too late to be included in the Crimson of Monday, President Lowell's birthday. It is now printed without comment. December...
...address to a peace conference at York, England, several days ago. Professor Baker affirmed that Sir Hugh Frenchard had said to him that both military and civil aviation should be abandoned. This view of aerial development coming from a distinguished soldier and an experienced flyer has occasioned much comment...
...wage tax increases by $650,000, or 37? for each of its 176,000 shares. But then, the Erie Railroad has never paid a common dividend, and in late years no preferred. Leonor Fresnel Loree's Delaware, Lackawanna & Western pays 23? a share ($400,000). His comment was: "The fact that the Arbitration Board has decided to increase the wages of the train service employes did not come as a surprise to me. Arbitrators usually try to effect a compromise between
Winthrop Rutherfurd married in 1920; now lives in Manhattan. In terviewed, he admitted he "admired" Miss Vanderbilt at the date in question; declined further comment. With these distressing rev elations coming thick and fast, the Protestant half of Manhattan recalled that there was still a pronunciamento to come, a review of all the premises and conclusions which would undoubtedly clear the air, explain all. This would be the self-volunteered statement promised by Protestant Episcopal Bishop Manning. The Bishop, Society remembered, had once known sharp-tongued Mrs. Belmont; had excluded her name, as divorcee, from the year book...