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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...obtain chairs, from the Class Day Committee at the rate of 12 cents each. Those spreading are warned that a spread invitations will not secure admittance to the Yard, but that Yard tickets should be enclosed in the invitations sent to guests. All bills for canvas awning must be paid before Class...
Harvard's last war-time duty has been completed with the overwhelming over-subscription of the College Victory Loan quota, and students may now face the future, without the presence of any very immediate national obligation to trouble their peace of mind. The war is won, the peace is paid for, and at first sight it would appear that college men are free to follow their own interests without let or hinderance...
...qualifying round of 36 holes medal play, of which between lowest gross scores are to qualify. Play, thereafter, will be in matches, commencing with Wednesday, May 14. The customary greens fee of one dollar per day is required of the Oakley country Club. This fee should be paid at the H. A. A., where-upon cards will be issued which must be presented at the caddy house at Oakley before starting to play. All cards must be certified by an opponent at the conclusion of the matches, and dropped in the box at the door of the Country Club...
Today is the last chance to buy Victory Liberty Loan Notes. The office in the CRIMSON Building closes at 1 o'clock this afternoon; and all pledges must be signed before that time, while the first instalment on notes must be paid at one of the Cambridge banks before noon in order to insure the delivery of bonds, as no over subscription will be accepted...
...Friday. For the first time, since the club was established, an admission charge is to be made. Tickets will be on sale at the Cooperative Branch for 50 cents plus war tax of five cents. The proceeds are to be used to create a fund from which will be paid the University's part of the expense of sending a representative to Europe to reorganize foreign clubs. Professor Miller, head of the Department of Sociology at Oberlin College has been chosen to represent the American Association of Cosmopolitan Clubs...