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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...whole "issue" of the Leagues of Nations is conclusive evidence of the cheapness of this political "smoke and gas." Apparently, it never occurs to the average supporter of Harding or Cox that the league is not the paramount issue of the day. He knows that the possibility of war is what makes a league--some kind of a league--necessary but does the question ever rise in his mind as to what causes war? Does anybody with sense suppose that the phrase "a war to end war" was anything but mob psychology practically applied? Is "democracy" as "safe...
...National Civil Liberties Bureau, and in consequence I flatter myself that the government has an unusually complete set of reports of my speeches. For further information you might consult the Department of Justice. That the speeches must have been rather poor is proven by the fact that I have never been indicted...
...Never since the time Williams crushed Vermont 73 to 11 15 years ago has a Purple eleven piled up such a large score. Coach Brooks is a successful coach and if the scores mean anything, he has at least the foundation for a dangerous and powerful eleven...
Fall crew work is now under way at Yale and Princeton. Practice at Princeton began last Tuesday, with about 200 men, the largest number in history, reporting for the University and Freshman crews. Coach J. D. Spaeth was encouraged by the great support from the University, and stated that never before in his career had he seen so favorable a beginning. More than 100 men reported or the Freshman crews. Ideal weather conditions made it possible for 17 eights to take the water last week...
...instructed in their work of rebuilding the Church of Saint Jacques by M. Deneu, who is considered the greatest living authority on Gothic and Renaissance Architecture and who has entire charge of the work of rebuilding the world-famous Cathedral at Rheims. During this work M. Deneu, who has never before allowed anyone to assist him in his work, often was kind enough to lecture to his assistants about his profession...