All members of the Regimental Band who are unable to pay for their uniforms should apply to Weld 3 today between 10 and 1 o'clock.

Volunteers are again requested to help clean the rifles at the Armory. It is impossible for the one man now on duty at the Armory to get the rifles in proper condition without help from the members of the Harvard Regiment. A few men each day will accomplish wonders. W. H. WALSH,   Sergeant-Major.

The Regimental Commander has received the following letter from the President of the Special Aid Society for American Preparedness, Massachusetts Branch for Women, and urges every member of the Harvard Regiment to attend the lecture next Wednesday.   358 Marlboro St., Boston.   April 5, 1916.

DEAR CAPTAIN CORDIER:--

Mr. George Wharton Pepper of Phillsdelphia is going to speak at the Old South Church, Washington street, on Wednesday the 12th at 4.30 in the afternoon. Mr. Pepper will speak on "The Effect of Plattsburg." I want every young man who thinks of going to Plattsburg to come and hear him, for he is most inspiring. Can you help me to give him a big audience? I want the Old South to be jammed.   Yours sincerely,   EDITR G. WENDELL.   (Mrs. Barreff Wendell.)