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Chairman, Jacob Hugh Jackson 1G.B., of Indianola, Ia.; secretary, Fletcher Quillian 3L, of Los Angeles, Cal.; members of the executive committee, Frederick Sayford Bacon, 3G, of Newton, Bartholow Vincent Crawford, 4G, of Mount Vernon, Ia., Bolivar Lang Falconer, 3G, of Marlin, Tex., Robert Franklin Field, 3G, of Providence R. I., Roy Leon French, Sp., of Attica, N. Y., David Arnold Keys, 2G, of Toronto, Ont., Allen Connable Klinger, 1G, of Indianola, Ia., Francis Scott Mackenzie, Jr., Dv., of Montreal, Can., Cloyd Heck Marvin, 2G, of Los Angeles, Cal., Jacob Meyer, 1G, of Sterling, O., Howard Scott Noble...
...Robert Harrington Kent '10, and Paul Earls Sabine 5G., in Physics (last seven re-appointed); Oscar Baxter Ryder 1G., Norman John Silberling 1G., Russell Weismen, Merton Kirk Cameron 2G., John Bovingdon '15, Arthur Eli Monroe '08, and John Valentine Van Sickle 2G., in Economics; Lee Irwin Smith, Frederick Sayford Bacon '15, Leslie, Briggs Coombs '09, Amos Knapp Hobby '15, and Joseph Wylie Mac-Naugher '15, in Chemistry (last four reappointed...
...Christian Workers; Professor George T. Purves, of Princeton: Rev. W. H. P. Faunce, of New York; Hon W. C. P. Breckinridge, Kentucky, who will speak at Northfield. The speakers at Lake Geneva will be Rev. John A. Broadus, of Lousiville, Ky.; Charles H. Potter, of Cleveland; S. M. Sayford, of Newton Mass; Professor Graham Taylor of Chicago Theological Seminary; President George S. Burroughs, of Wabash College, and Thomas Cochran, of St. Paul, who will preside...
...seven o'clock Saturday evening, Dr. T. P. Sawin of Troy, N. Y., delivered the preparatory lecture, after which Mr. L. K. Morse of Harvard and Mr. Sayford spoke on the requisites for success in Christian work...
...four o'clock Mr. Sayford gave a very earnest and impressive address on some of the dangers and evil tendencies of college life. In the evening Mr. J. R. Mott, one of the college secretaries of the international committee, on the Possibilities of the Intercollegiate Young Men's Christian Associations showing the advantages of united work, and the great need of such work in foreign lands...