Word: furnishings
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...musical comedy will be produced at the Shubert Theatre and the proceeds of the entertainment will be used to furnish the new clubhouse of the 26th Division at 200 Huntington avenue. Monday night, the opening night, will be Harvard night. All graduates and undergraduates of the University, particularly those who served with the Division overseas, are invited to attend...
...denial of justice are delays, court costs, and fees. The procedural laws which have been passed by the legislatures in good faith have resulted in rearing obstacles in the path of those who most need protection. Laws requiring security for costs have closed the courts to all who cannot furnish a bond of $15 or more. It has been estimated that a third our population is unable to pay an appreciable sum for attorney's fees. In Boston the Legal Aid Society found that during the 17 months ended August 31, 1917, the fees required by the State caused...
...denial of justice are delays, court costs, and fees. The procedural laws which have been passed by the legislatures in good faith have resulted in rearing obstacles in the path of those who most need protection. Laws requiring security for costs have closed the courts to all who cannot furnish a bond for fifteen dollars or more. It has been estimated that a third of our population is unable to pay an appreciable sum for attorney's fees. In Boston the Legal Aid Society found that during the seventeen months ending August 31, 1917, the fees required by the state...
...members of the U. S. Naval Reserve Force now students or instructors at the University are requested to communicate their names and rank or rating to the Commandant. Third Naval District, 29th street and Third avenue, Brooklyn, New York. All Harvard Naval Reservists are asked to furnish this information immediately in order that the records of the Force may be brought up to date...
...clock in the Pi Eta Theatre. The final performance will be given on Saturday evening at 7.30 o'clock in the Barn at Wellesley. After both of these productions there will be informal dancing, for which a quartet from the 11-piece Dramatic Club Orchestra will furnish the music. Mr. John Graham Underhill, who translated the play from the original Spanish into English, will be present at the performance tonight...