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President L. A. Frothingham of the Civil Service Reform Club will introduce Mr. Roosevelt...
...speaker is fitted to the subject. Mr. Roosevelt's name is inseparably associated in the minds of the people with Civil Service Reform. He is now one of the three commissioners who have the direction of all attempts to establish Civil Service Reform, and has served so long in this capacity as to be master of the situation...
...Mechanical Engineers, will give an address before the Engineering Society on "The Choice of a Profession." This lecture will be of special value to men in the Engineering Department. Mr. Coxe is a man of large experience, both theoretical and practical, being familiar with the details of mining and civil engineering as well as of mechanical engineering. In the latter profession he stands as one of the foremost engineers...
...Civil Service Reform Club.Tickets for the reserved seats at Mr. Roosevelt's address on November ninth in Sanders Theatre upon "The Merit System and Manliness in Politics," can be obtained by members of the club at 19 Hollis (north entry, ground floor) today from 5 to 6 p. m. Two tickets will be given each member. Men desiring to join the club can do so at the same time and place...
...prepared to receive new members and issue shingles at the same time and place. The club holds two or more public meetings each year, like the present one, besides other smaller and more informal meetings. It also subscribes for each member to Good Government, the national organ of the. civil service reform movement, collects all the available literature on civil service reform in a reserved alcove in the reading room and does much in other ways to promote the reform. All members of the University are eligible for membership. The annual dues are one dollar. Any other information will...