Word: posted
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...Committee is extremely desirous that the members of the Shannon Post enlist their services. College men who can be introduced by the name of Harvard are especially effective in this work. It is hoped that in the near future a series of lectures can be given to the volunteer speakers by men eminent in this field which will explain the methods of the undertaking. The Shannon Post wishes to obtain the names of any men, whether they belong to this Post or not, who are interested in doing such work. Little time is asked from each man and his expenses...
...speech at Philadelphia last week, pointed out that Americanization work among the immigrants is one of the most important functions of the Legion. "We asked permission," he said, "to send representatives of the Legion to talk to the immigrants before they left Ellis Island. Assistant Secretary of Labor Post, for reasons best known to himself, refused to allow us to do this, but we must see to it that America ceases to be the melting pot of nations and becomes one united nation...
Professor G. W. Pierce '99, Director of the Cruft Memorial Laboratory, will be the speaker at the informal opening of the new club room of the James A. Shannon Post, American Legion, on Wednesday, December 1, at 8 P. M. He plans to discuss "Submarine Detection" and will show different pictures on the subject to illustrate his talk. An informal discussion will follow. Professor J. L. Coolidge '95 will preside. This opening meeting is only for members of the Post...
...Davenport--Saturday Evening Post...
...audience representative of musical Boston assembled Monday evening in Jordan Hall to hear the concert given by the Hoffman String Quartet, for the first time in its post-war personnel--consisting of Jacques Hoffman, first violin; Ernst Hoffman, second violin; M. Artiere, viola; and Carl Barth, 'cello. The entire program was not only interesting, but was performed with a keen and discriminating understanding of the scores...