Word: givenly
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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Another feature of tonight's meeting at the Union will be the program of popular music to be given by the University Band, which will play at intervals from the beginning of the meeting until 11 o'clock. The Union will be open all night and returns will be announced as late as members may care to wait for them. Light refreshments will be served as ordered up to the regular closing time of the Union and the Living Room will be arranged so that members may lounge and smoke while the returns are being compiled...
...then spoke of the "autocracy" of the present administration, pointing out that it was consistent with President Wilson's ideas expressed in a book of his written during student days 35 years ago; of the inefficient and extravagant government given the country by the Democratic administration during and since the war; and of the scandalous partisanship of the President and Democratic Congressmen in the appointing of committees and even in the filling of clerical positions...
...recent meeting of the James A. Shannon Post, American Legion, it was announced that the Post had secured for the use of its members a room on the third floor of the Varsity Club. Definite notice of the opening of this room will be given in a later issue of the CRIMSON. The room will serve as headquarters for the Post, and will be supplied with current service periodicals as well as a bulletin board containing official notices for the Legion...
...white" or "red handkerchief." These handkerchiefs will be used to form the "H" when the "Marseillaise" is sung Saturday. Everyone whose ticket indicates that he should bring a red handkerchief, should call at Leavitt & Peirce's any time from Wednesday on, and upon showing his tickets, he will be given a red handkerchief. Further instructions about forming the "H" will be announced at the mass meeting which will be short and which will not interfere with any other engagements...
...course of training which is to be given in New York City, consists of classes and lectures by men prominent in the business world, visits to oil refineries, discussion of foreign exchange problems, etc. A nominal salary of twenty-three dollars a week, to cover living expenses is given students for the three to four months' duration of the course. At the successful completion of the training, the men are assigned to various locations in foreign service, at salaries equivalent to $200 a month in U. S. gold...