ting to motions, p. 166.
Take from the table, motion to ................................. 19, 57b
Time, longest, first put ............................................ 25
Treasurer, duties of ................................................ 52
Trial of Members, p. 160.
Two-thirds vote, motions requiring .............................. 39, 68
Undebatable Questions ........................................... 35, 66
Unfinished business, effect of adjournment upon ................. 11, 69
its place in the order of business ............................ 44, 72
Vice-Presidents .................................................... 46d
Vote, form of announcing [see also Forms] ....................... 38, 54
motions requiring more than a majority ........................ 39, 68
change of, permitted before result is announced ................... 38
Voting, various methods of .......................................... 38
Withdrawal of a motion .......................................... 17, 62
Yeas and Nays, voting by ............................................ 38
Yields, meaning of, (Introduction, page 14.)

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