Word: sent
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Naval Reserve Flying Corps. It is this arm of the service that is enrolling a larger share of the number of prospective airmen. Anyone desiring to apply is to write to the Superviser, Naval Reserve Flying Corps, Navy Department, Washington, D. C., requesting that an application be sent him. At the time of applying for one of these blanks it is advisable to give a brief statement of the candidate's qualification, the course pursued at the University, previous experience...
Upon conclusion of the course the men will probably be attached to an organization which will be sent overseas to furnish communications for a divisions of the Army. As the school opens February 15, early action is necessary. Application should be made to the Department Signal Officer, Boston, stating qualifications and requesting induction by the local board, the title of which should be given...
...services of men from 18 to 45 years of age being desired for this course of instruction. The Department Signal Officer of the Northeastern Department, 25 Huntington avenue, Boston, has authority from Washington to request the induction by local board of suitable candidates and to have them sent to Burlington...
...University was represented by 51 graduates in the various units of the American relief expedition recently sent from New England to aid the stricken city of Halifax. On the day of the disaster President Lowell was, with others, in conference with Governor McCall, and arrangements were made immediately to send the first special relief train, in charge of the vice-chairman of the Massachusetts Committee on Public Safety...
...representative of the American Library Association, in charge of the problem of distributing books to the military bases of the Expeditionary Forces. Twenty thousand books of fiction and general interest have recently been purchased in England by the American Y. M. C. A., and are now being sent to the soldiers at the military camps...