AN HOUR OF COMMEMORATION

Last spring nearly all Harvard men in the vicinity of Cambridge joined in the commemoration of the university war dead. This year many of those who were in the service have left, and because of this the exercises are likely to be less widely attended than they should be. The plans for the fitting and dignified observation of Memorial Day are in the hands of the Shannon Post of the American Legion. It has been decided to admit the general public to the exercises and it is probable that it will attend in considerable number. For this reason it is all the more important that members of the University take their part in the ceremonies; it is Harvard's dead that are to be honored.