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...camps of the East, and consisted for the most part of first and second lieutenants, although the number included also six majors and 98 captains. Unfortunately, Captain Shannon was ordered to Washington before the men reported, but the administration of the battalion was carried on by Captain E. W. Hamlin, U. S. R., and later by Major W. F. Flynn, U. S. A., who was detailed to take Captain Shannon's place...
...evening on the first day, with stories from the European front; and on the second day there will be addresses by President Lowell, David F. Houston, A.M. '92, Secretary of Agriculture; Franklin D. Roosevelt '04, Assistant Secretary of the Navy; William Phillips '00, Assistant Secretary of State; Charles S. Hamlin '83, Federal Reserve Board; Eliot Wadsworth '98, American Red Cross; Professor F. W. Taussig '79, chairman of Tariff Commission; A. W. Shaw, Commercial Economy Board (lecturer on Business Policy in the Business School), and other distinguished speakers...
...Meyer '79; "The Navy We Have Not," by C. Stetson LL.B. '03; "Our Secretary of the Navy," by C. S. Thompson '87; "Our Army's Needs," by Major-General W. W. Wotherspoon; "Aerial Defence of the United States," by H. A. W. Wood; and "An Awakening Pacifist," by Hamlin Garland...
Joseph deWolfe Hamlin '16, of Haverhill, was drowned last summer on August 16, while bathing at Seabrcok Beach. N. H. A. strong undertow which carried him out of reach of help was responsible for the accident. Hamlin prepared at the Bordentown Military Institute in New Jersey. In his first year here he distinguished himself as a scholar of high rank, procuring...
Other notable articles in the current issue are those by Mr. Allen on "Why a Harvard Man Should Join a Harvard Club," and "Harvard and Social Service," by Mr. Hamlin. Although Mr. Maxwell, in his article on "The Private Dormitories of the Future," seems to have solved to his own satisfaction the social problem at Harvard, there is still some doubt in the mind of the average reader of his article as to whether or not the acquisition of the private dormitories by the University would be a wise thing. The article is well worth reading, however, and there...