Word: aids
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...assigned to provisional companies. Each of these companies will be in charge of a sergeant-instructor, U. S. Army. The companies will form a provisional battalion under the command of Captain William S. Bowen, U. S. Army, Assistant Commandant, who will supervise the instruction of these units. The Aid for Assignments will distribute the incoming cadets so as to equalize the strength of the companies: Assignments of instructors are as follows: Provisional Battalion, Captain W. S. Bowen, U. S. Army; 1st Company: 1st Sergeant, Frederick Boyd, U. S. Army; 2d Company, Sergeant Jesse Brown, U. S. Army; 3d Company: Sergeant...
...editorials of May 1. But at the same time it must be remembered that one defect of the many virtues of democratic government is a lack of co-ordination which diminishes efficiency, retards and confuses action, and calls, at the beginning, at least, of any crisis, for the aid of private and voluntary association and effort...
...utmost the many advantages with which we are still left. The Government has not been ungenerous. In a time of scarcity it has left us our officers and held out the hope of equipment. And the University and the alumni have been very generous in encouragement and aid of every sort. They are determined that so far as in them lies, this camp here shall be in every respect as efficient and valuable and successful as the camps regularly organized by the Government...
...Applications for admission to the Corps should be made as soon as possible to Professor C. N. Greenough, Aid for Assignments, Warren House, Cambridge...
...applications for enrolment should be addressed to the aid for assignments, Warren House, Cambridge, Mass...