Word: directed
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...meeting of the Yale baseball nine on February 16, Arthur M. Milburn of Haverstraw, N. Y., was unanimously reelected captain of this year's team. Milburn will direct the work of the team from the bench, as he is among the number of those who have been disqualified from competition in intercollegiate athletics for the remainder of the year, for having played summer baseball at Quogue, L. I., last summer...
...This Committee shall select its own presiding officer and a secretary, and shall assemble twice a month, and at such other time as it may be convened by the Regimental Commander, for the transaction of such business as may be properly brought before it. This Committee shall have direct charge and shall be responsible for all financial transactions affecting the Regiment; the deciding of all cases involving the dropping of members for cause; the purchase and gratuitous issue of uniforms; the purchase of equipment; the procuring and rental of buildings and grounds used by the Regiment; and of such other...
...fined as the Committee sees fit, or the name of the negligent member may be reported by the Committee, through its chairman, to the Regimental Commander for neglect of duty. Upon the recommendation of the Committee the Regimental Commander may relieve such negligent member from the Committee and direct his company to elect a successor. In this case it shall be incumbent upon the Regimental Commander to publish or to relieve said member in published orders...
...United States Navy and are made to be towed by a battleship at the rate of 25 miles an hour against a 15-mile wind. These balloons, attached to a warship, are of immense value, as it makes it possible to sight the enemy many miles away and direct the shell-fire of the battleship towards the right point. Every ship and battery abroad is being equipped with similar observation balloons. They take the place of the old spherical type whose continual swaying and bobbing made it impossible to take correct observations, and in addition often made the operator seasick...
...degrees, to be furnished under the co-operative plan. The broad discrimination admitted to Harvard by Gordon McKay's will is believed to give the University a free hand in choosing the instrumentalities by which the education is to be furnished, so long as Harvard maintains complete power to direct those instrumentalities. Further considerations are that although Gordon McKay by an earlier will directed the establishment of a distinct and separate school, he changed his will in 1891 in such a way as to leave the matter of carrying out his wishes entirely in the hands of the University...