Word: carded
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Library of Congress has recently completed arrangements with the College Library and with five of the larger American Public Libraries, whereby a system of co-operative library catalogueing has been established. Each library may obtain, for about four cents each, printed cards classifying under author and subject, any volume in the Congressional Library, which they may desire to catalogue. In return they are to send to the Congressional Library information of all purchases proposed by them; which enables the former to keep in touch with the work of other libraries and to regulate its own selections for purchase. All these...
Every candidate for the University hockey team must send immediately to F. I. Emery, Holworthy 22, a postal card stating his name, class and the position for which he is trying...
Score-Freshmen 17, M. I. T. '04 0. Touchdowns-Oveson, Mills. Goals from touchdowns-Kidder 2. Goal from field-Kidder. Umpire-Wood of M. I. T. Referee-L. J. Daly '03. Linesmen-Card of M. I. T., H. N. Higbee '05. Time-keeper - Emerson. Time-20 minute halves...
Each application must be sent as follows: With remittance for the exact amount of the tickets ordered, with a stamped envelope addressed to the applicant, and with an addressed postal card if the applicant desires his application acknowledged. Applicants wishing seats together must enclose their applications together. All seats on the field will be reserved. There will be no printed application blanks...
...Section 2. Persons not eligible to membership may be introduced to the privileges of the Union for a period not exceeding two weeks, provided the Treasurer, on application of some member, issue a card of invitation, signed by a member of the House Committee, and the name of the visitor be registered in a book...