Word: sumner
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Stuart Jr. '21, Chairman; H. R. Arkinson '21, M. P. Davis '21, L. E. Spivak '21, C. C. Cabot '22, J. E. Cabot '22, P. McK. Palmer '22, W. E. Reily '22, Roger Sumner '22, Stuart Huckins Occ., George Stevens '23, J. D. Winans '24, Frank O. Holmes 3Dv., Raymond Fuller E.T.S., C. W. Pipkin 2G., J. L. Brown 3L., H. Epstein 3L., J. L. McChord 2L., Jeff Davis 2L., John W. Korn...
...killed us in September. You did this after four years of warfare and you are going to do it again." God has given us intelligence and a memory. Let us not listen again to this same advise of people who state that war is over. Before the Civil War Sumner declared that the world had seen its last great war. Now we have this same loose, dangerous international influence springing up against armaments. We do not like war, but must sometimes get ready against...
...clock he will be met by the troop of horsemen headed by Captain Goetz at the Larz Anderson Bridge, and will be escorted to the Sumner Statue near the Johnston Gate, where Mayor Quinn, of Cambridge, the University Band, and school children from this vicinity, will meet the party of horsemen. The chorus will welcome them with songs, after which the band will play at the ceremonies, to be presided over by Mayor Quinn. At 11.45 Captain Hunneman will ride on to Lexington...
Beginning today, there will be on exhibition in the Treasure Room of the Widener Memorial Library a noteworthy selection from the library of Charles Sumner, of the class of 1830, who at his death in 1874 bequeathed his whole collection, one of the most valuable of the time, to the University. Among the most interesting of the books on view are a number of books of association with the great statesman, works formerly owned by personages famous in history, illuminated manuscripts of the 14th, 15th, and 16th centuries, and a collection of autograph books. Included in the books owned...
...Moorfield Storey is the senior member of the law firm of Storey, Thorndike, Palmer, and Dodge. After his graduation from Harvard in 1866 he was for a while private secretary to Charles Sumner. He has served several terms as Overseer of the University. During his long and honorable career he has been identified with a variety of public movements, having been active in such organizations as the Civil Service Reform League and the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People...