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...next year's body are to be held by postal ballot according to an announcement made last night by the Executive Committee of the present Council. Almost 1500 men have a right to vote and will receive their ballots in the mail Monday morning. In order to be valid the ballots must be returned by 1 P. M. Wednesday, May 28, and must be signed by the voter...
...will choose the other five members of th Council next fall. In accordance with a provision of the amended Constitution of the Council, however, men may be added to the list of nominations by petitions signed by at least thirty-five members of the nominee's class. To be valid the petitions must be handed in to the President or Secretary of the present Council before 1 o'clock on Friday May 23rd. The election will be held next week...
...than is the championing by Professor Phelps, on the first ballot of the selection committee, of "The Changelings", which was written by a Yale man. The courtesy of consultation might have been extended to the committee; but the fact that its choice was rejected is not in itself a valid reason for all the innuendo and retort which has subsequently arisen...
...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...
...which were, by comparison, tame. Bishop Lawrence celebrated Holy Communion. Incense was not perceptible. Dr. Kirsopp Lake, of Harvard, said: "Bible and Church have frequently been wrong and their complete consent will prove in the end to have less power than truth and facts, for these alone are valid, authentic and infallible." No one threw bricks at him. Miracles, divorce, industry, eugenics, creeds, were all quite thoroughly discussed. All present were Protestants, protesting as they chose against whatever untruth or unrighteousness "is, and of a right ought to be, pro-tested...