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...chess team will be in action this evening at 8 o'clock when it meets the Boston Chess Club in the Game Room of the Union. This is to be a Metropolitan League eight board match. The following men will play: K. O. Mott-Smith 1L., Dr. Philip Franklin, A. H. King 1L., F. A. Mulloney '25, W. B. Pecsok '25, Edward Wallach '27, D. C. Stone '25, and W. P. Locke...
Application for dissolution was made by its directors, including: James M. Speers, John R. Mott, John A. Marquis, Raymond B. Fosdick...
Many other national and international organizations have taken advantage of this large gathering of students and have scheduled meetings in Indianapolis at the same time. The Student Friendship Fund for European Relief will hold a meeting at which Dr. John R. Mott, chairman of the Fund, will speak. The League of Nations Non-Partisan Association expects to discuss the possibilities of an International Conference in England next summer. The Episcopalian delegates will undoubtedly talk over the recent controversy in their church...
According to a recent report by John R. Mott, chairman of the organization, the World Student Christian Federation, under whose auspices the European Relief Association administers the Funds undertook the work of relief in 1920 as a temporary measure to alleviate the extreme distress among European students. Each year succeeding, it has been constrained to continue the work by the fact that, without it, higher education in the striken countries would virtually, have to be abandoned. The contributions of American colleges have largely made this continuation possible...
Throughout Europe, and particularly in Russia, college men and women have been caught in the mill of political events. A recent report by John R. Mott, chairman of the European Student Relief, describes the appalling conditions under which education is carried on. It tells the old familiar stories of poverty, sickness, and suffering. The fact that the intellectual element, from which leadership must come in the future, is threatened adds force to the appeal of humanity alone. The need for doctors, engineers, and all kinds of professional men becomes greater and greater, and without help from America, a serious shortage...