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Following the usual custom, the Sophomore Blue Book, a volume supplementing the Freshman Red Book, will be distributed free to all Sophomores after the dinner. Members of the Union may sign for the $1.50 due on the dinner tonight, but non-members must the prepared to pay. All members of the class of 1926 are eligible to attend...
...week his trial on the Federal indictments was completed. It appeared that, as he became more and more involved in his financial tangle, McCray had resorted to more and more dubious expedients. He admitted on the witness stand that he had signed the names of other people and of non-existent corporations to notes which he afterwards sold as valid obligations. The amount of these notes was about $1,000,000. He insisted, however, that he had no intent to defraud because he had indorsed the notes in his own name and was personally responsible for them...
...former Attorney General George W. Wickersham for the American Bar Association, Bishop Charles H. Brent for the Episcopal Church, Samuel Gompers (by proxy) for the American Federation of Labor, Walker D. Hines for the U. S. Chamber of Commerce. Mrs. James Lees Laidlaw for the League of Nations Non-Partisan Association, Rabbi Abram Simons for the Central Conference of American Rabbis, Miss Jane Addams and Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt for the Women's World Court Committee; A. Lawrence Lowell, President of Harvard; Professor Manly O. Hudson, also of Harvard; Theodore Marburg, former Ambassador to Belgium, and many another...
...real field for practice in discussion seems to be section meetings; yet actually the procedure in the latter is little different from that of lectures. A natural reticence to display what might prove ignorance doubtless accounts for the lack of spirited debate; the habit of non-participation is easily acquired and becomes "proper...
...industry of whaling, once one of the most important on the coast of New England and now practically non-existent, will be the subject of Mr. Arthur C. Watson '19, when he speaks before the members of the University in the Living Room of the Union at 7.30 o'clock tomorrow night. Mr. Watson has been Acting Curator of the Old Dartmouth Historical Society and Whaling Museum for some time and has been active in collecting the material that has made that museum the finest of its kind in the world. He has an elaborate set of lantern slides illustrating...