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Harvard was first of the Universities to organize a club intended to advance the cause of civil service reform among college men. The proposal is now made to send a delegate to the convention in Chicago at which a National League of civil service reform clubs is to be formed. There are few Harvard clubs which more thoroughly deserve to be encouraged than the Civil Service Reform Club, and the interest of its members should be proved at the meeting this evening by the election of a capable delegate. It is well for Harvard men to associate themselves intimately with the promoters of civil service reform.