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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...with great distinction, five of them being field officers. In the future only college graduates will be accepted, as this class of men has proven the most efficient under trying conditions. Men wishing to apply for positions must intend to stay three or four months, and be willing to pay about $300 for travelling expenses and sundries. At the front all expenses are borne by the French Government...
Tickets at $1.25 may still be had at Leavitt & Peirce's and Thayer Common Room from 9 o'clock on, and are necessary for the trip in spite of 1918's desire to pay all the expenses. In addition to transportation and refreshments, tickets are good for costumes, which will be given out in Thayer Common Room today...
...doctors will have "relative rank" of officers in the British army, but will not enlist or receive commissions. Their pay, and that of the nurses, will be the "war pay" of their ranks, ranging downward, for the surgeons, from majors to subalterns. The University is expected to provide the supplies and instruments, so that immediately upon arrival the unit will be ready for work...
This is the last day for securing tickets at 50 cents for the 1918 Jubilee on June 1. Any Freshmen who find it inconvenient to pay now may pledge themselves, before this evening, for tickets at the same price. After today the cost of tickets will be $1, to which there will be no exceptions...
Entries for the college championship doubles tournament will close tonight at 6 o'clock. All entrants must give the names of their partners and pay the entry fee of $1 per team. The tournament will begin tomorrow...