Word: numbering
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Dates: during 1910-1910
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...that which he rendered last summer when in charge of the American case at The Hague. Nor was this service only to the United States. It was a service to all mankind, because it represented a practical advance in peaceful and friendly adjustment of international questions by arbitration. No number of resolutions advocating peace and arbitration in the abstract have the slightest weight in the balance when compared with the practical, efficient service to the cause of peace, to the cause of arbitration, thus rendered by Elihu Root...
...Every elector shall vote for three candidates, indicating his preference for First Marshal. Of the three elected that candidate receiving the highest number of votes for First Marshal shall be declared First Marshal; of the other two elected that one whose total vote is higher shall be Second Marshal, and the other one Third Marshal...
...following table shows the number of votes cast for each candidate: MARSHALS. First Marshal. Total. L. Withington, Jr., 233 330 R. C. Foster, 31 207 H. Jaques, Jr., 31 157 C. B. McLaughlin, 40 126 P. D. Smith, 6 126 A. Beane, 7 114 R. W. Cutler, 9 80 TREASURER. A. Sweetser, 207 S. R. Steel, 162 IVY ORATOR. A Gregg, 168 E. A. Bemis, 110 W. S. Seamans, Jr., 60 J. C. Savery, 38 ORATOR. C. S. Collier, 158 F. M. Eliot, 123 P. W. Hobart, 93 POET. C. P. Aiken, 171 H. T. Pulsifer, 109 P. Mariett...
...Every ballot not cantaining the required number of names for Marshals shall be invalid...
...arrangements for allotting rooms which proved so popular a year ago, and which will be largely adhered to by 1912, owed their success primarily to allowing large groups of men to apply for rooms together. This provision enabled congenial men to any number up to 14, to live together, making their Senior year by far the most pleasant, and leaving the Yard in their memories as the scene of what was most enjoyable in their life as undergraduates. If the enthusiasm of 1911 combined with the feelings of the Seniors now in the Yard form a basis of prediction...