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Professor Harper Woodrow Wilson Memorial Professor of Literature at Princeton, Chairman; R. S. Baker, Amherst, Mass.; Hon. J. W. Davis, New York; W. L. Lippman, the New York World; Miss Marion Park, Bryn Mawr College; Miss Ellen Pendleton, Wellesley College; and W. A. White, Emporia, Kansas...
...purely public grounds. . . . During the existence of the National Liberal Party, until after the general election of 1923 the fund was administered by the whips of the party without reference to me. When the party dissolved the administration passed to a committee of three former whips, the Right Hon. Charles A. McCurdy, K. C.; Sir William Edge and Major Gwilym Lloyd George,** who are still members of the Fund Committee. I was never even consulted, except on large questions of policy...
...race had not been won by a member of his own family since 1787, when the 12th Earl secured the distinction. In 1924 fame overtook this ambition and the race was won for him by Sansovina. He gave the stake money ($53,460) to his trainer, the Hon. George Lambton...
...salient features of the International Radio-Telegraph Conference, held in Washington from October 4 until last Saturday, were given to a CRIMSON reporter last night by Professor A.E. Kennelly, Hon, '06, of the Engineering School, who was a delegate to the conference...
...amiable English gentleman who had never seen an American football game was responsible for the breaking up of the "Flying Wedge." He was the guest of Major Henry L. Higginson, Hon, '82, donor of Soldiers Field, at secret practice one day. A few weeks later he related to some friends in San Francisco the story of the practice and the "Flying Wedge" as he saw it. At a nearby table in the restaurant sat a Yale man. He could make nothing of the tale, but wrote to New Haven that Harvard apparently had a dangerous formation. The coaches put their...