A REAL REGISTER

Remembering last year's book one may be justified in calling the "Register's" work this fall a "come-back." Bigger and better, on the stands by November fifteenth or your money back, that seems to sum up the achievement of the present board in publishing the Harvard "Who's Who", that volume which answers all questions. Apparently the printers strikes, the increased expenses of this, that, and the other thing, the many woes that beset publishers today to the annoyance of the public have left the "Register" untouched. Some power that "we wot not of" must be hovering round the editor's desk, else he never would have dared to undertake so difficult a task.

Indeed the Djinn of the Lamp is, we suspect, none other than Hard Work. Not content with merely duplicating the efforts of past years, the board has added new features which we are told will greatly increase the usefulness of the volume. Although, to quote the old proverb, "There is many a slip twixt the out and the lip", we are confident that the "Register" has positively taken a new lease on life.