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...problematical whether or not a competition will be held in swimming this year. At present there is no pool in which a regular meet can be held, but if the interest of the Freshmen is great enough the department will endeavor to hold a competition of some sort in the Big Tree Pool. Even if no matches are held, members of the class of 1928 may still elect swimming as their sport during the winter...
...spending? As nearly as could be told, the small investor was following his large traders, wealthy men reassured of the immediate future; the wealthy lay figure was liquidating his pool; the foreigner was stepping in, especially for rails. It was free and open spending without cliques and market-fights...
...reaping? Fortunes were a making, but not many, men said. The pools, of course, came in for the main harvest. William C. Durant, motors man, was known to have profited on paper by between 10 and 12 millions in his remarkable "one-man pool" in U. S. Cast Iron Pipe...
...about 600 students. It is located on the out-John's at Shanghai and the other is tional city of the East. It is a thoroughly modern and well-equipped institution with a very beautiful and large campus, an excellent library, and a gymnasium with a swimming pool. It is within easy reach of the foreign concessions in Shanghai so that all of the advantages of western life may be enjoyed. It is here that the fascinating combination of East and West may be best observed...
...heart strikes in and out, this faint fire shakes and shakes in the silver cord-patent to man, as it was of old to Atropos* Dr. Charles H. Mayo of Minnesota warned laconically: "Americans eat too much." Officers elected: Dr. Rudolph Matas, of New Orleans, President; Drs. Eugene H. Pool of Manhattan, and John S. McFachern of Calgary, Canada, Vice Presidents...