Word: amounts
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...drivers will be provided with a uniform and outfit, and will be given their food and lodging from the time they reach Paris until they leave to return home. The volunteers themselves will furnish only articles of personal apparel and minor importance, the total cost of which will not amount to much. Each man should provide himself with a minimum of $100, however, for personal expenses, and as a ten-day vacation will be given each driver, a larger sum would be advisable. Although all volunteers must know how to drive an automobile well before they can be accepted...
...other hospitals on this account. One thing that has impressed me greatly is the fact that those who have gone over to Europe have had an experience that is going to make them valuable men to this country in case of war. These men have had an immense amount of routine work, absolutely necessary to a hospital, and only doctors who have had such experience will be able to organize the hospital work if the United States sends an expeditionary force to Europe. The British have found certain lines necessary to conduct hospitals and experience has weeded out the superfluous...
...mind the best thing the undergraduates at Harvard can do is to form a corps and offer themselves to the Government, but it is highly improbable that any fighters from this country will go across the water for a while. A United States expeditionary force will need a certain amount of medical men and it will be the experienced men who will be desired the most. The Harvard men who have been over there do not feel as if they are able to give up their home practice unless a force goes over, but if one does sail these doctors...
...being collected by the 30 members of the committee. The competition for the position of sub-chairman of the 1920 finance committee ended last Friday night at 6 o'clock and resulted in the appointment of R. W. Harwood '20, who collected $120.50, the largest individual amount handed in J. W. Geary '20 was credited with the second largest collection of $118, and R. Saltonstall '20 was third with $117. In accordance with the rule followed by 1919 the amount each collector gave himself to the fund did not count in his totals, the actual collections alone being considered. Only...
...rapidly breaking up, and there was enough open water yesterday to allow the seven lower University boats and the first Freshman to hold short practice rows. For all but the third and fourth crews this was the first outdoor work, and the boats went rather awkwardly; a large amount of floating ice in the only open stretch available, furthermore, made the work of coxswains difficult. If the present clement weather continues the river should be clear by the first of the week...