Word: cooperativeness
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Toward the end, when he thinks he has failed to make Violet Kemble Cooper love him, M. God doubts himself. He regains his composure, however, by the time the keeper of the lunatic asylum comes to reclaim him. "If God came to earth," shrewdly explains M. God, "where else could he stay?" Left alone for a moment he makes his escape by walking out through the audience...
...will be is up to the Yachtsmen's Association of America which will meet to ponder the problem soon. The crew of a tugboat salvaged Miss England II. Her stern was cracked apart, her deck ripped off but her Rolls-Royce motors were practically undamaged. Her designer, Fred Cooper, declared she could be patched up and. with bigger motors, be made capable of 150 m. p. h. She was taken unrepaired to Toronto and placed, an equivocal exhibit of international sport, on view at the Canadian National Exhibition...
...join with Catholic friends in conducting a school in Manhattan, but anti-Catholic feeling was strong there. Her clerical advisers suggested that she go to Baltimore, and there in 1808 she opened her school. She prayed that she might open a free institution, soon found a benefactor, one Samuel Cooper. Hers was the first free parochial school...
...circulation" was begun at 250. For weeks these were hungrily grabbed up by collectors who now value Vol. I No. 1 at $10. Recently the number was cut to 150. There are about 30 paid subscribers, also chiefly collectors, libraries, universities. Subscriber No. 1 is Kent Cooper, general manager...
Then came one Charles Cooper to examine the skeleton. It was his nephew Perlie, he said, 16-year-old Perlie Guelsby Hogg who disappeared Dec. 16, 1922. He remembered that "Perlie was carefree and happy when he started out to school that morning. He was thinking of Christmas vacation and the good times he could have hunting. He didn't have any enemies. ... I worried for weeks about his disappearance...