Word: monuments
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...program of speakers, their subjects, and the musical selections, is as follows: "Le Monument de la Marne." Hector Laze '21. "La Situation Economize de la France." William Allen Denker '20. "La France et le Traite de Paix." Huntington Brown. '22. Solo, "Le Gai Vagabond." Bruneau Solo, "le Manor de Rosemonde." Dupart M. George Mager. Seprano Solo. "Paysage." Hahn Seprano Solo. "Chanson Nervegienne." Mme. George Mager. "L'Education Francaise of I'Avenir." John Leslie Hotson '21. "Le Probleme de la Reconstruction en France." George Richmond Fearing, Jr., '28. "La France a Franefort." Wlater Barton Leach. Jr., '22. Duet from the First...
...further the effort of raising a Battle Monument to the dead of the First Division, Major-General Charles P. Summerall will speak at the home of Mrs. Ronald T. Lyman. 39 Beacon street, Boston, tomorrow evening, at 9 o'clock. at a meeting to which all men of that Division in the University are invited. General Summerall will talk on "The First Division the France...
...case of the University the sum of $628.28 was obtained from over 800 contributors for the monument that will be erected on the banks of the Marne. Next among the major universities was the University of Pennsylvania which gave $234.07 from 3104 students. Yale contributed $134 and Cornell $119.65. Princeton's offering was $52.54 from among 500 students. Princeton's moderate sum is explained by the fact that the annual club elections were held during the same period as the collection, and because the students had just given to their endowment fund following a campaign on the campus...
...library would be built on the site of the famous old one which was completely destroyed, Professor De Wulf replied: "No, they will not build there, but we will probably leave the ruins there. The university would not be free to build on the ruins. It is an historical monument, and the government would interfere with any change. The American universities have raised $500,000 to erect a new library, which will probably be built outside the city on more extensive grounds. I don't know when they will begin to collect books, but we want to have a library...
When an older man of power passes away the whole country mourns him. But he has left his monument. Gavit was just beginning. His chance was still to come, and those who knew him believe he would have met it with the same sincerity and effective energy which marked his youth...