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...Omaha, but owing to lack of time the clubs will probably get only as for as St. Paul. During the trip concerts are planned for Springfield, Buffalo, Cleveland, Detroit or Milwaukee, St. Paul, Chicago, St. Louis, and Brooklyn. Two years ago a very successful dual concert was given in Cincinnati with the Yale clubs. It is hoped that arrangements can be made for a similar concert at Cincinnati this year. At each city the Musical Clubs will be the guests of the local Harvard Club, and the concerts will be given under their auspices. Fifty-two men will be chosen...
...Freeman, of Medfield; L. D. Howard, of Whitman; A. L. Jackson, of Englewood, N. J.; F. J. O'Brien, of Roxbury; K. Reynolds, of Montclair, N. J.; R. T. P. Storer, of Waltham; F. H. Storms, of Evansville, Ind.; A. Taylor, of Newton Centre; W. M. Tugman, Jr., of Cincinnati...
...Postal Rate Commission offered to him several weeks ago by President Taft. Associate Justice Hughes, LL.D. '10, of the Supreme Court of the United States, is chairman of the Commission, and Lawrence Maxwell, lecturer in the law department of the University of Michigan and a prominent lawyer of Cincinnati, is the other member. The commission was created just at the close of the last session of Congress. During the coming summer it will investigate the justness of the proposed increase in the second-class postage rates which is being bitterly fought by the popular magazines...
Professor Ritchey graduated from the University of Cincinnati in 1887. Between 1896 and 1899 he was superintendent of instrument construction at the Yerkes Observatory. He resigned this position in 1899 to become assistant professor of astronomy at the University of Chicago, where he stayed until 1904. Since January 1, 1909, he has been in charge of the construction of the 100-inch reflecting telescope at the Carnegie Solar Observatory, which is on the top of Mt. Wilson, 6.00 feet above the sea. He cast the famous 60-inch telescopic mirror at the observatory, which is the largest of its kind...
...McLaughlin '14, of Cambridge; P. M. Mazur '14, of Roxbury, Mass.; J. B. Moore '14, of Concord, Mass.; A. E. C. Oliver '14, of Roxbury, Mass.; H. E. Pierce '14, of New Bedford, Mass.; M. S. Pritchard '14, of Owego, N. Y.; I. C. Roll '14, of Cincinnati, Ohio; E. R. Schaeffer uC., of Olney, Ill.; A. E. Trombly uC., of Worcester, Mass.; L. K. Urquhart '14, of West Lynn, Mass.; R. Vicario '14, of Providence, R. I.; S. F. Withe '14, of Springfield, Mass...