Word: callings
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Today is the last day for enlisting in the Harvard Regiment. Thus far only 700 men have signed the enlistment blanks, out of the 1200 who signed up at the first call; therefore, every member of the provisional battalion must enroll today without fall. Besides signing up, every member of the regiment should report at Weld 3 to be measured for his uniform. The price of the equipment is $6.00, payable on January 15, but anyone who feels he is unable to pay this should consult some member of the committee at Weld 3. No man should refrain from joining...
...will be held in New York on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, December 28, 29, and 30. The opening session will be held on Tuesday at 2.30 o'clock at Miss Stokes' Studio, 90 Grove street, and will be devoted to a discussion of chapter problems. The convention will be called to order by Miss Mary R. Sanford, chairman of the Convention Committee, and after the roll call and reports from delegates, J. G. Phelps Stokes, the president of the Socialist Society, will take the chair. At 6.30 o'clock the delegates, the members of the Executive committee...
...subject of such c0-operation, Elliot H. Goodwin, Secretary of the National Chamber, explained in Washington, was brought forth at the scientific section of the American Pharmaceutical Association meeting at San Francisco by Dr. A. R. L. Dohme, of Baltimore. It has been suggested that the National Chamber call a meeting at Washington inviting thereto the presidents of twelve prominent educational institutions and twelve heads of large industrial or manufacturing plants, each representing a different industry. Consideration would be given to the possibility of each educational institution handling specific problems for the industries, making experiments for them if necessary...
...Roll call. Address, Dean Briggs. Address, Professor Albert LeFevre, University of Virginia; "College Ideals and Athletics," Professor R. H. Corwin, Yale; "Athletic Standards," Dean Howard McClenahan, Princeton; "Athletics for All," President H. A. Garfield, Williams; appointment of committee on credentials, and of committee on nominations...
...picturing that country in flames and suggesting the possibility of Britain's finding herself in a similar plight; and "There is a place for you in this line, will you fill it?" showing a gap in the ranks, are some of the most striking designs. Lord Kitchener's famous call for volunteers "More men and still more until the enemy is crushed" is depicted on another poster...