Word: loudnesses
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...meeting of the University Hand last Wednesday the officers for the year 1925-26 were elected. They are Ambrose Francis Keeley '27 of Fall River, president: Richard Newton Benjamin '25 of New York, manager; Randolph Piper '27 of Lexington, treasurer; Richard Loud '27 of Belmont, secretary; and Robert Thornton smith '27 of Saco, Me., secretary...
...Arrangements escorting the Vice President-elect." In company with Senator Curtis, General Dawes strode up the aisle to the rostrum. Senator Cummins motioned him to his side. Mr. Dawes sat down unceremoniously and promptly rose when he saw that no one else sat down. The audience laughed out loud...
...gallery and the floor cleared, a number of amazed Senators remained on the floor foregoing the pleasure of the ceremonies out-of-doors. They remarked what they thought of the Vice President's speech in voices loud enough to reach the galleries. They were not exactly excited, not exactly indignant, but certainly displeased. The Senators were no better pleased when they assembled about an hour later and found no presiding officer present. Finally, Senator Watson took the chair and it was agreed to meet again on the following noon...
...takes place in a Fifth Avenue home. Terribly tough and terribly funny. THE GUARDSMAN-Suave and sentient comedy of home life among the actors played perfectly by Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne. THE FIREBRAND-Benvenuto Cellini indulges in some medieval bedroom ri- baldries. THE SHOW-OFF-Large talk and loud laughter over the young man who talks much, says little...
Borglum's friends spoke loud for him. Said William J. Robinson, Manhattan art dealer, friend of Borglum: "This is largely a Ku Klux Klan matter. Borglum attacked Dr. Evans, so called Imperial Wizard, very bitterly, and said the latter was sowing hate and discord in the world while he, Borglum, was working to unite peoples. . . . Borglum was not trying to be tactful. . . . Well, Gutzon isn't diplomatic. He's a steam engine in pants. He's a genius. ... If he never does another stroke of work on Stone Mountain, he has to his credit something greater...