The New York herald., 1921-01-23
HARVARD PREPARES
TO REAP HARVEST
62 Graduates Chosen as Com
mittee on Service to the
University.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass Jan. 22.-Sixty-two
Harvard graduates from all over the
United States, prominent in business
affairs, have been chosen by John w.
Prentiss, '9S, OF New York. president of
the Associated Harvard Clubs, to serve
on a committee on service to the uni
versity and in this capacity to assist In
solving the financial problems OF Har-
ward after the close OF the endowment
fund campaign.
The chairman OF the committee is G..
Cook Kimball, 90, Mr. Prentiss's prede-
cessor as president of the Associated
Harvard Clubs.
| Four vice-chairmen represent different
parts of the country. They are Percy
s. Straus, '97, of New York; Morton ID.
Hull, 80, of Chicago; b. F. Dibblee, '9s,
of San Francisco, and Landon Thomas.
'09. of Augusta Ga.
The other members of the committee.
most of them business men, are as fol-
lows: Charles p. Perrin. 'S3, New York
John ID. Pennocl5, 's3. Syracuse; Robert
p. Perkins, "a, New York; f. S. Billings,
'S5, Woodstock, Vt: Odin Roberts, sc,
Boston Henry W. Keyes 81, Washing
ton, d. c. Frederick S. Mead. 81. Bos-
ton Ira II. Bronson. L. 'S9, Seattle Robert
+. Herrick. 30. Boston; Thpmas w Slo-
cum. 80, New York Benjamin I. Tilton
80, New York: Frederick w. Burling-
ham. 81. Chicago; James r. Jenkins
81. Phoenix. Ariz.; Milton B. Warner,
81, Pittsflcld. Mass. Alexis l. du Pont.
'92. Wilmington; f, Roy Martin. 93,
New York +. NJ. Weld. '93. New York
Joseph D. Hitch, '95. Denver; Vernon
Munroe. '9e. New York; Clarence II.
Wilson. '96, Washington. d. c.. Thomas
b. Gannett. '97. Boston, Evan Hollister,
'97. Buffalo; David T. Mitchell. '97,
Plttsbuhg; Henry IT, Sims. l.. '97. Blr-
mingham, Ala; Wallace r. Donham,
'9S, Cambridge Charles Chauncey still
man. '9S New York: Clement y.
Wood, 'ss. Philadelphia Nathaniel Aver.
90. Boston; G. A. Morrison, 90, South
Milwaukee Eliot Spalding. 90, Boston
n. H. Batchelder. '01. Windsor. Conn.
David DAILY, '01, Keokuk. Iowa; James
Lawrence, '01. Boston; Morris X.
Brownell. '02. New Bedford George S.
Barton. '03. Worcester: Richard Derby,
'o3. New York: Gardner y. Perry, 'O3,
New York Anton II. Schefer. 03. New
York; w. w. Fisher. '04. Dallas, Jo-
seph r. Hamlen. '04. Little Rock
parmely w. Herrick, '04, Cleveland;
Kingman N Robins. 'O4. Rochester
George #. Tyler 'of. Philadelphia
William c. Batchelder, '05. Chicago
Walter E. EEan, I'd, tnlcaEo, , Naltti .
McNeill. T.. '05, Richmond Pearson
Wells. '05. Detroit, William Wallace
Lanahan. '07. Baltimore John Richard
son. 'OS, Boston w. G.. Rocker, '09.
Providence Robert w. Atkins 10. Bos-
tom Elliot G. Bacon, 10. New York;
r. c. Brown, 10. Minneapolis Charles
r.. Schall. 't6. New York; w a. Rcad.
Jr II. New York Il. T. Gay. IL. r..
rs. New York, and Frederick NJ. War
burg. 10, New York.
President Emeritus Charles W. Eliot.
'53. of Cambridge remains as chairman
of the Associated Harvard Clubs COM
mittee on postal ballot for everseers'
according TO the roster OF committees
made public by President Prentiss, while
Langdon p. Marvin. 9s, cf New York,
continues Mt the head of the committee
on memorial In honor OF Harvard men
who gaev their lives In the war.
AS chairman OF the comm on me-
n,orial 70 Theodore Roosevelt. ' which
is concerned with plans for some recog-
milton by Harvard University Of the s"r-
vices Of her distinguished son President
Prentiss has appointed Charles a. wash
burn, 80, of Worcester. classmate ana
bioerapher OF Col. Roosevelt.
Eliot Wadsworth, 9S, president OF
the Harvard Alumni Association. and
John w. Prentiss, '9S. president OF he
Associated Harvard Clubs, are leaving
for Chicago on the first lap OF trip
about the country They will visit the
Harvard clubs in several of the prin-
cpal centres OF population