Word: success
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Wishing you every success in your patriotic endeavors, I am Very truly yours, JOSEPHUS DANIELS, Secretary of the Navy...
...Magill, Dartmouth '16, editor-in-chief of "The Dartmouth," was in Cambridge on Saturday to examine the details of organization of the Regiment, and the features of the system which made it a success. The Dartmouth Battalion attracted much interest when it was first formed, but for various reasons, especially since the faculty decided to allow three hours credit towards a degree for attendance at the Plattsburg camp, the enrolment has fallen to about thirty. These men are now working on extended order drill, and skirmishing drills in hilly country. A signal corps, distinct from the regular battalion, has been...
...continuation and success of military drill at Harvard will depend to a great extent on the showing of the Regiment on tomorrow's hike. Captain S. G. Bayard Schindel, of the General Staff, U. S. Army, has been specially detailed to inspect the Harvard Regiment and report to the War Department as to the practicability of stationing a regular officer in Cambridge next year...
Although a Sunday spent in military drill is not necessarily a most enjoyable recreation, at present it is absolutely necessary for the success of the Regiment that every man turn out on the next two Sundays. Perhaps men in the University have already been convinced of the value and feasibility of military drill at Harvard, but the public have not, because people have had no opportunity to see the convincing results. In the Preparedness Parade on May twenty seventh and at the Regimental Review on Memorial Day, the men in the Harvard Regiment will take what amounts to their final...
...selfish to sacrifice a part of their leisure time for the good of the majority, can spoil the appearance of the Regiment, and undo the efforts of their comrades in ranks. A little sacrifice of pleasure now may mean the future, as well as the immediate, success of the Harvard Regiment...