Word: ordering
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...first 13 men, in their order of finishing, were as follows: J. G. Winchester, H. L. Pratt, Jr., G. S. Mahon, W. C. Bennett, S. L. Tait, B. D. Howard, L. Zerega, P. R. Brown, R. M. Bryan, T. S. Whitman, W. W. Smith, S. B. Robinson and C. J. Shean...
...issue of the Boston police strike is more than a local one. Law and order, represented by officials of the state and city, have decided that the police were at fault in leaving their posts. Whether Mr. Curtis failed in having the vacant posts guarded by reserves or guardsmen is not the issue. The posts should never have been left vacant...
...time. The musical comedy is in three acts and seven scenes, with the twenty musical numbers, many of which have already gained much popularity. Mr. Fields, himself, is seen in the dual role of a staid business man who at night disguises himself as a young cabaret devotee in order that he may join the night life of New York. Owing to his disguises many amusing complications ensue which provide Mr. Fields with upusual opportunities for his broad field of comedy. He has been seen in this city in many different plays and characters but it is thought that...
...reorganize on its old basis, thus giving undergraduates an opportunity to become proficient in radio operation. A call was issued recently for all men holding first-class commercial licenses, or any operators of the U. S. N. R. F. with ratings above electricians, second class. This was in order to establish a nucleus of men thoroughly experienced as operators, upon which to build the club...
...Sixty yards separated Weeks from B. Lewis '20, the first University man in. Lewis was followed at intervals of about 50 yards by A. W. Douglas '21, F. G. Bemis '22, T. G. Ames '20, J. F. Wason '20, T. A. Worrall '20 and J. E. Nally '21, in order...