Word: amounts
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...fund which has been established to create the Francis Greenwood Peabody professorship in the Divinity School has been to date increased to more than $25,000. Until the full amount necessary for the establishment of the professorship has been raised, however, the committee in charge believes that the income from the fund should be used for a teacher of less rank than a full professor. The Reverend Frothingham '86 hopes "that the fund may receive accretions in the days to come so that eventually it will be of sufficient dimensions to support a full professorship...
...assembling, dissembling and firing of the machine guns which the Corps has obtained. Target practice with the Colt machine, the gun which is being paid for by the subscriptions of the companies, resulted very satisfactorily. These company subscriptions should be made to the first sergeants, who will turn the amount collected over to P. P. Goold, Persis Smith A22. It will be necessary to raise $600 from the two battalions now in Cambridge...
...collection among the companies of this battalion yesterday netted one-third of the necessary amount for the gun, and its ammunition, and it is believed that the gun itself can be obtained before the four companies leave the range. Similar amounts raised from the other battalions would make it possible for each company to receive instruction with this important arm during its week at Wakefield...
Travelling expenses up to 200 miles will be paid, but it is necessary that the candidate buy his own ticket for New York, obtaining at the same time a receipt for the amount spent in the purchase of the ticket. When this receipt is given to the proper authorities in New York the candidate will be reimbursed for the purchase price...
...business in hand, in order that we may resume the business in hand with increased effort. No vast military good is accomplished by refusing to dance, to heal music and see plays, or to keep up our friendships. In a time of increased effort, indeed, a more than normal amount of amusement is needed, as has been found in warring nations, after the first hysteria of war nervousness has worn off. It might be urged that pleasure found by intense enjoyment is artificial. But all pleasure is artificial, provided we assume a pessimistic...