Word: lead
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...have few or no handicaps of any considerable importance as her local facilities were made before the war when they little realized when they would eventually be put to such use. Before the war, when the country's attention was turned toward making good soldiers and emergency officers to lead them, Yale built an Armory and riding hall with stables at a combined cost of approximately $175,000. These were used then primarily in their efforts to train artillery...
...Trojans. The deciding game was played at Reading, the arrangement calling for one half to be played under the rules of each league. The home team elected to play the first half under the New York State rules and the Troy team ran up a fair-sized lead. Then the second half under the Eastern League rules and with their own referee officiating resulted in the Reading team gradually overcoming the lead of the Trojans, and winning by a margin of two points...
...report that Great Britain enters into a trade agreement in return for promises to check the spread of Bolshevist doctrines into Persia and India. The United States cannot mix economic and political aspects in this way. If was are to recognize the Soviet principle--and concluding trade agreements must lead to recognition--we do so from a standpoint of dollars and cents...
Professor J. W. Platner will lead the third meeting of the Standish Hall religious discussion group at 7 o'clock this evening in Standish D-21. Tomorrow evening the Holworthy Hall group will hold its third meting in Holworthy 7 at 7 o'clock. This group is without an outside leader and is open to any students who are interested in the discussion of religious subjects...
...latest problem we have been dealing with at the Gibbs Laboratory, to which I have given a great deal of time, is that of radioactive lead. A large number of experiments of varying character have resulted in the showing that at least two kinds of lead exist: one, the ordinary metal used in our pipes and otherwise industrially throughout the world; another, a form of lead, with lower atomic weight but otherwise precisely similar, produced apparently by the decomposition of uranium. Radium has been found by others to be one of the intermediate products, and it has come...