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Laurence H. Kearney, U. S. citizen, charged with leading a plot to smuggle arms into China, was arrested at the seaport of Ching-Hai. Bail was allowed at $5,000. The warrant for his arrest was issued by U. S. Consular agents on July...
...instead of attempting to overdo production, the industry is apparently entering a period of steadier and less expensive even if slower construction. An analysis of the country's building requirements shows that the present demand for buildings-a survival of the long war period of inadequate construction-would warrant for the next ten years a building program 25% above normal production. The problem will be to keep down the costs of this unusually large program, in order that when rentals fall to a lower and more stable basis, large speculative losses may be avoided. Just now contractors are confidently...
Nearly the entire University and Freshman track squads have been entered in today's events, and every contest will see many Crimson participants. For the University men the competition this afternoon will offer an opportunity to show whether or not they have the ability to warrant their going to New Haven to take part in the Yale meet a week from today. Although there will be some trials next week, the showing made today will largely determine the composition of the Crimson squad which will oppose Yale. For the Freshman athletes the objective will be to qualify for the trials...
...letter to Sir Arthur Currie, President of McGill University, more than 3,000 claims of cures have been submitted from 40 different nations. Some 400 are from faith healers, auto-suggestionists and other brands of fanatics. Of the others, many are palpably quackish or too weirdly fantastic to warrant investigation. Almost every plant known to botany has been claimed as a specific, with bloodroot an easy first. Red clover chopped fine, a diet of snails and mud baths have their advocates. Lord Atholstan is the first Canadian-born peer to be raised to the House of Lords for services...
...student body and the Administration. The report of the Editorial committee of the Intercollegiate Conference on Saturday suggests that the editorial field can still be greatly expanded. More attention should be given to developments in other colleges; scholastic matters, as well as athletics and innovation in other, often warrant the interest of students elsewhere; frequently they are suggestive of possible reforms, or offer answers to mutual problems...