Colleges for profiting from intercollegiate sport
Dr. Fred W. Marvell of Brown University contends college athletic departments push major sports to make money for intramural activities and gymnasiums. He argues athletics are as essential to the curriculum as academics and urges unity including financial reform to curb professionalism in amateur games.
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Fred W. Marvell
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Asquith Attacks British Expenditures in Commons
In the House of Commons this afternoon Asquith resumed debate on the royal address. He attacked government extravagance and the heavy taxation burden, saying no definite promise to cut taxes was made to stimulate trade and reduce unemployment. He argued the Gaddes report on economies failed to meet his amendment’s charge.
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Tanlac Year Book offered free by local druggists
The Tanlac Year Book is distributed free by leading druggists in the city and section. It promises a gold mine of knowledge with cooking recipes, garden help, crochet patterns, games, weather tips, seed timing from USDA records, household hints, speeches, events and dates. Copy available by sending stamp to International Proprietaries in Atlanta, with ad notice details.
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Atlanta
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Three Society Women Turn Out Music And Verse In New York Studio
In New York on February 12 three daughters of prominent attorneys share a studio to blend art and music. Mrs. Charles Hopper widow of actor Charles Hopper and composer Mrs. Hopper leads with two songs while Madame Caruso, widow of tenor Enrico Caruso, writes lyrics for popular songs. Mrs. Jimmie Bolger writes verse and stories, and all three collaborate daily from nine thirty, with Hopper's composing at the center.
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Jimmie Bolger
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Madame Caruso
J. Bolger
Amusements Polish Sees Varied Vaudeville at Night
In a lively Saturday lineup at the city’s venues, the Jr Mimic World of 1922 led a night of high energy vaudeville with eighteen young chorus girls, Le Maire Hayes Co and Macx and LaRue delivering acts amid a diverse program featuring Jionn Byrne’s The Woman God Changed photoplay, and appearances by Thomas Jefferson in Rip Van Winkle at the Strand.
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Hippodrome Theatre
New York
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America
Garden Frolics and Shulamite Wife Play At Empire Theatre
Empire Theatre hosts two nights of drama and burlesque. Miss Swanson appears as the Shulamite wife in a Boer farmer tale with Russell Simpson as Krillet and Mahlon Harmiston as the Englishman. The Garden Frolics at the Lyric thrills Bridgeport audiences with vaudeville songs dances and comic acts led by Lou Powers Pearl Hatston and Ed Holder.
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Ant
Buckley
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Williams Bryan Silent On Senate Ambitions
Miami Fla Feb 12 William Jen Bryan was asked if he would run for the United States Senate from Florida. He replied he would make an announcement soon and declined to confirm or deny the report.
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Willian Jom
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Ielay
Bureau Placed At4 Men During January
The State employment bureau in the city received 602 applications for help in January and placed 474, about 70 percent. Hartford, New Haven, Bridgeport, Waterbury, and Norwich show varied figures. totals across five bureaus: 2,707 applications, 1,993employments secured.
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