Word: marshalling
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Marshal Tsao Kun, President of China, supporter...
...list of honorary pallbearers which follows is composed of a number of Mr. Haughton's classmates and several members of the Columbia football team. They are: Arthur Adams, first marshal of the class of 1899, H. D. Scott '98, H. R. Hardwick '15, Philip Stockton '96, J. W. Farley '99, Walter Koppisch, captain of the Columbia football team, Dr. Paul Withington '10, assistant coach at Columbia, Albert Stickney '98, F. L. W. Richardson '99, Dr. T. K. Richards '15, C. L. Harding '00, Head Coach R. T. Fisher '12, J. W. Cutler '09, and James R. Krapp, Chairman...
...beat Charm, famed hackney, at the Olympia show in England, thus becoming the champion English hackney horse. At the recent Bryn Mawr show, he was awarded 21 blue ribbons, an un precedented performance. In the present exhibition, he won the Bal- manno Challenge Cup, defeating his ancient rival, Field Marshal, and a blue in the class for harness horses over 15.2 hands. Blooded, debonair and sleek, Knight Commander is like the horse of a legend: flawless in line; in action, the incarnation of scrupulous dandyism. His performance in this show makes him the most valuable hackney in the world...
...Field Marshal. A tall bay, four years ago grand champion of the Olympia, owned by O. W. Lehmann. Successful campaigner of uncountable shows, Field Marshal returned to the ring this spring at the South Shore Country Club, Chicago, where he was victorious, though later beaten at Brockton, Mass. Proud as a falcon and dauntless still, his defeat by Knight Commander shadows the end of his show days...
...which was then the pride of the College in all its freshness. In order to give the Prince an insight into the way of life of his contemporary students at the American Cambridge, he was escorted to Holworthy 12, then occupied by Mr. Joseph Howe Wales, chief marshal of the class of 1861. The Prince, who was then a student at Oxford, expressed a great interest in the furnishings of the room and the style of living of a typical American College student...