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...Watson of Indiana allowed himself to be heard hammering down the planks which the Presidential feet will tread during the coming drama. In comparative isolation aboard the Pioneer, Mr. Harding was apparently keeping his own counsel and making his own plans. It is understood, however, that in a nation-wide tour next summer the President will make 20 speeches-in which case he will have to have something to talk about. Inasmuch as the President seems by all odds the man most likely to head his party's ticket in 1924, Republican leaders are naturally interested. The subjects...
...that Ludendorff's part in the reactionist activities is understood but not appreciated. The aims of the royalist organizations are delightfully naive; reestablishment of the monarchy, expulsion of the French and Belgians from the Ruhr, progressive negotiations with Poland in order to keep the front door to Russia wide open and suppression of all revolutionary elements in the country! The aims of the Government are diametrically opposed to the royalists: consolidation of the Republic, war of attrition against the French and Belgians, negotiations when possible with Poland and suppression of overzealous reactionary organizations in the country. Between...
Coach John T. Slattery of the University nine has had wide and varied baseball experiences ranging from the college diamond to the big league circuit. Because of his knowledge of baseball in all of its different phases, Mr. Slattery has an insight into the psychology of college ball that is the good fortune of few of the major league ball players who are engaged in coaching teams at schools and colleges...
...Bell System, which is composed of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company, the associated operating telephone companies, and the Western Electric Company has available this year a considerable number of positions affording a wide choice of work and location for qualified college men. These positions are in the fields of research and technical employment, application engineering, supervision of telephone operations, accounts and finance, manufacturing, installation, sales and distribution...
...time for the quicker-witted "con" man comes when the cargoes are unloaded at the wharves. Then in little wide rooms, perhaps with the persuasion of a revolver, the purchaser gladly pays $50 a case for the liquor. Brazen daring, cool savoir faire, are essentials in the successful applicant. . . . Perhaps these rum fleets serve a useful purpose--at any rate they attract the riff-raff of law-breakers and give the city police a needed rest...