Harvard National Convention.

All head delegates to the Convention are urged to send in the names of the men who are to comprise their state delegations as soon as possible. Each State is entitled to one half the number of votes it has in the United States House of Representatives. In case a State has an odd number of representatives at Washington it will receive the benefit of an extra vote in the Convention. No state will be without one vote at least. The names of the men accepted by the Convention will be printed in the CRIMSON either Saturday or Monday. A day will then be named upon which the committee will receive challenges concerning the bi-partisanship of the Convention.

In order to defray the expenses inourred in printing the tickets and the shingles, each delegate will be required to pay a nominal sum. Sine shingles will be given only to the delegates who have actually participated in the convention, they will not be presented until after May 18, the time when the Convention will meet.