Arrangements are almost completed for the annual interscholastic athletic meeting to be held on Holmes Field next Saturday. The work which this association has accomplished in the past two years has been very gratifying. What makes these results all the more pleasing to Harvard men is the remembrance that they have been largely instrumental in bringing the association to its present position. A glance back at what the preparatory schools have done since they formed the association proves that the extraordinary amount of good material which has come to Harvard in track athletics has been largely brought out and strengthened by the annual meetings of the association. Last year many records were broken; and the interest since that time has seemed to quicken in proportion to the increasing success of the games. The sports to be held on Saturday ought, therefore, to be of greater success than ever before. Harvard men who are directly interested in the association have consented to give their help as officers of the meeting. The college should do their part by an encouraging attendance at the games.