Word: exceeded
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...more rapidly toward the end of the previous drive as a result of the efforts of the committee to get into communication with them by telephone, the percent of these men enrolled in each class at 6 P. M. Thursday when the drive closed did not in any case exceed 28 percent. The figures follow: Seniors, 28 percent; Juniors, 14 percent; Sophomores, 21 percent; and Freshmen, 20 percent...
...francs) and have voted that toward the first 12 fellowships raised in memory of Field Service men who died in the war; $12,500 shall be contributed from this fund to each $12,500 raised by any individuals or committees. The fellowships for 1921-22, not to exceed 25 in number, will be of the value of $200 plus 10,000 francs, and will be tenable for one year. They will be renewable for another year upon application, provided circumstances warrant...
...length of the essay must not exceed 2500 words and it must be legibly written or typewritten upon paper of good quality. The title-page of each manuscript must bear an assumed name, and the author must hand in, with his manuscript, a sealed letter, containing his true name...
...terms of the award provide that the essay must not exceed 10,000 words and must be typewritten in duplicate. They should contain marginal or footnote references to the authorities consulted. Essays must be mailed in duplicate, or delivered to an express company not later than April 15, 1921. They should be addressed to H. W. Dodds, Secretary of the National Municipal League, 261 Broadway, New York city, and marked "For the Baldwin Prize." The name of a competitor should not appear on the essay. A fictitious name or some other designation must be given instead, and the real name...
...terms of the award are the same as in the case of the Baldwin Prize except that the essay should not exceed 20,000 words, the essay is to be sent on September 15, 1921, and that the National Municipal League shall have the privilege of publishing the whole or any part of the successful essay...