Word: courtly
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...purpose of this contest "International Arbitration" may be held to include any subject specifically treated in the "Conventions for the Pacific Settlement of International Disputes," adopted by the first and second Hague conferences, or in the "Draft Convention Relative to the Creation of a Judicial Arbitration Court," adopted in the second Hague conference. The award will be given at the meeting of the Lake Mohonk Conference in May 1910. The donor of the prize is Chester Dewitt Pugsley '09, of Peekskill...
...Hodges '11, entertainment groups; F. P. Ferguson '10, assignment; L. E. Drew '11, A. Gregg '11, E. G. Mears '10, boys' clubs; M. E. Peabody '11, St. Paul's Society's activities; P. Crusius '10, educational work; W. White '10, home libraries; J. T. Nightingale '10, juvenile court; H. E. Wetzel '11, text-book loan library; J. S. Davis '08, graduate secretary; A. Beane '11, social service secretary; C. W. Birtwell '82, graduate adviser...
...Social Service Work to the College Man as an Individual;" Robert A. Woods, of the South End House, Boston, on "The Opportunity for the College Man to do Good in the Settlement District;" H. B. Taplin, of Hale House, Boston, on "Boys' Clubs;" J. T. Nightingale '10, on "Juvenile Court Work;" A. L. Thayer 3L., on "Entertainments;" and A. H. Elder 3L., on "Educational Work...
...would have known nothing of it. The committee has met regularly during the year at informal sessions in the Directors' Room at Memorial Hall. Its activities have been carried on under the direction of A. G. Cable '09, chairman. J. T. Nightengale '10 has had charge of the probate court work and the entertainment troupes, P. W. Carter '10 of assignments which place men as directors of boys clubs, L. C. Seaverns '10 of deputations to various schools and Y. M. C. A's., and H. E. Wetzel '11 of the Text Book Loan Library...
...John Noble '50, a member of the Board of Overseers and for many years clerk of the Massachusetts supreme judicial court, died at his home in Roxbury yesterday. He was born in Dover, N. H. April 14, 1829, and was graduated from the University with the class of 1850 and from the Law School in 1858. He taught for several years in Boston Latin School before studying law. After graduation he practiced law in Boston until 1875 when he was appointed clerk of the judicial court. He has been an Overseer of the College since...