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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...profit and loss, 18,935.14Department profits, $69,521.05Fees, 2,754.00Interest and discount, 4,246.66 $76,521.71 $76,521.71Condensed Balance Sheet, August 1, 1911.Real Estate, $60,000.00Less Notes on Same, 40,000.00 $20,000.00Fixtures, 2,886.31Stable, 1,385.60Stock on hand, 57,039.31Cash on hand, 1,914.39Claims, expense inventory, 1,372.52Accts. receivable 40,550.40Capital Stock, $50,000.00Surplus, 4,662.16Notes payable, 5,000.00Accts. payable, 29,249.56Reserve, Dept. mdse, 20 per cent., 11,407.86Overdue accts., 3,393.81Building Fund, 2,500.00Undivided profits...
...class desires that the gift which consists of $100,000 in cash freely and gladly given shall be designated as the "Class of 1886 Gift," that the principle shall be permanently invested with the general funds of the University, that the income, and only the income shall be used for the benefit of Harvard College as distinguished from Harvard University, and that there shall be no other restriction. (Signed) JOHN H. HUDDLESTON, Class Secretary...
...policy could hardly be asked. By the foundation of club tables, and by increasing the number of members at each, as the improved food and service gives satisfaction, members of the University can meet the co-operative advances of the Memorial Hall management. The new plan will mean a cash loss to Memorial Hall, and indirectly to the University's finances, at the beginning, but if successful in the end, the permanent gain of re-establishing Memorial as the representative College Commons will far outweigh the temporary loss...
...probable that he will not fly until tomorrow. Mr. Martin uses two machines, one a "Baby Grahame-White," and the other a large Farman biplane, built by the Burgess-Curtis Company, of Marblehead. During the meet he will probably use the smaller machine for a flight for a cash prize around the State House...
...only be procured at the regular undergraduate rates. Blanks may be obtained at Leavitt & Peirce's, the Union, and the Co-operative. No application will be received unless accompanied by a self-addressed stamped envelope with 12 cents in stamps for postage and registry fee and a check or cash to cover the amount of tickets desired. On this second set of applications there is no limit placed upon the number of tickets applied...