Word: sums
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...terms under which it is to be Administered by the President and Fellows of the University are set forth in the will as follows: "I give, devise, and bequeath into the President and Fellows of Harvard College, in memory of my beloved wife, Elizabeth Worcester Mills, the sum of two hundred thousand dollars to be known as the "Elizabeth Worcester Mills Fund", the income from such fund to be devoted to the investigation of the origin and cure of cancer. In the event that thereafter the opinion of the President and Fellows of said College such investigation shall have been...
...Hill '24 who turned in the largest sum Wednesday night also headed the list last evening. Men who have not had a chance to give money to dormitory solicitors are requested by Nash to leave their contributions at the office in Phillips Brooks House. It has been impossible to send collectors to rooming house in the outlying districts of Cambridge...
...Crimson Building last night, heard a short talk by W. H. Trumbull Jr. '15, who is a member of the Phillips Brooks House advisory board. The men met to turn over to B. de L. Nash '23, manager of the drive, the money collected by them yesterday. The largest sum was turned in by F. S. Hill '24. The committee decided not to make any announcement about the total contributions until later...
Remembering last year's book one may be justified in calling the "Register's" work this fall a "come-back." Bigger and better, on the stands by November fifteenth or your money back, that seems to sum up the achievement of the present board in publishing the Harvard "Who's Who", that volume which answers all questions. Apparently the printers strikes, the increased expenses of this, that, and the other thing, the many woes that beset publishers today to the annoyance of the public have left the "Register" untouched. Some power that "we wot not of" must be hovering round...
After making the usual allowances for all overdue or doubtful accounts, for depreciation of buildings and merchandise, as well as an addition to the Society's re-building fund, the sum of $42,023 remains available for distribution to the members in dividends, as compared with $40,135 a year ago. The directors have voted, therefore, to pay the regular dividend of 8 per cent on all credit purchases and 10 per cent on all cash-purchases. Dividend checks are now ready...