Class of 1913

Chet Dudley is located with the National Estey Company in Boston at 30 Congress St., having sold his business in Omaha. At the present time he is living at 237 Beacon St.

Roswell J. Powers wishes to announce the removal of his offices to 74 Trinity Place, New York city, where he will continue the general practice of law, with particular regard to real property causes, surrogate's practice, and matters involving Massachusetts law and procedure.

Dot and Nat Rice enjoyed a cruise to the West Indies in February, and found Havana "a fine place."

Ron Millar has left Liberty, and is writing in New York.

Herman O. Parkinson has a new be:."th in the New York Public Library, at 5th Ave. and 42d St. He is librarian. Congratulations, Herman.

Pete Seidler was recently in New York on his way from Asia to Europe. He is going to live in Madrid, Spain, for a while. He took his Stutz with him, and the world is his oyster. He is the foreign representative for a New York importing and exporting company.

Louis Foster is one of the king pins at the United States Life Assurance Company, at 105 Fifth Ave., New York.

Secretary, 18 Oliver St., Boston