VISCOUNT BRYCE AT THE UNION

No time has been lost in proving that a membership in the Union is decidedly worth while; Viscount Bryce speaks tonight. Of all its undertakings during the last few years, none have done more to put the Union on the University map than the talks by men of national and international fame. If an early start be any indication of success, we prophesy even greater success for the Union this coming year. Viscount Bryce, one of the most interesting of the many visitors from England because of his understanding of American people and conditions, is welcome wherever he may go in the United States. As the friend of President Lowell he is particularly welcome at Harvard.