FOR HARVARD.

Today the Associated Harvard Clubs of the Country are holding their annual meeting at Chicago. The importance of these yearly gatherings is apt to be underestimated, but it must be remembered that the graduates constitute a great living force of the University and they spread her reputation and fame throughout the world. When they assemble and hear, as they will this year, of remarkable expansion of the University in material and in other ways, a great deal of good is bound to result. This meeting should eclipse all that have gone before from the standpoint of attendance and influence for the advancement of the University.