Word: hands
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...that the strict enforcement of the excise law and the closing of the saloons brought about violations of the law in a co-ordinate form which are just as illegal and even more pernicious in their nature than those which it is attempted to suppress. But, on the other hand, Mayor Low's policy of judicious enforcement, recognizing that the law is not enforceable strictly, is made necessary by forces actually at work in New York life. The first of them is the increased temptation to blackmail which strict enforcement would hold out to the police. According to the Committee...
Thus far only one design for the Senior Spread program has been handed in to the Class Day Committee. The Committee urges Seniors to draw designs for the program and hand them in before April 3 to C. H. Schweppe, Athletic Office. The design should be drawn in black India ink on white paper, and should be in size either 4x7 or 6x10 1-2 inches. CLASS DAY COMMITTEE...
...none too bright. The squad is an unusually small one, but is working hard. So far the work has consisted in fielding, catching men between bases, and practicing short dashes. Batting practice will begin this morning at 10, when Keeler of the Brooklyn National League team will be on hand to coach...
There will be a last rehearsal of the songs in the Harvard Union tonight at 7.15. Every ticketholder who will be present at the reception to the Prince tomorrow afternoon should be on hand tonight to hear important final announcements. Major Higginson will be present to hear the songs and will lead the cheer for Emperor William...
...regard to the pole vault, it was decided to allow a competitor to use a pole of any size or weight. He must not, however, during the vault, raise the hand, which was uppermost at first, to a point higher on the pole, or raise the hand, which was undermost to a point on the pole above the other hand. "Any competitor who uses a pole without a spike, shall be allowed to dig a hole not more than one foot in diameter at the take off, in which to plant his pole...