Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-15
GOVERNOR WILL
OPEN CONFERENCE
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ings have been covered with flooring
and the walls and ceilings are fes-
TONED with bunting and streamers in
the colors of the society-green I'M
white. Hundreds of additional cleo
trio bulbs have been installed, trans
forming the interior into a glorious
blaze Of light and color.
Extending the entire length of both
Halls" are arranged the booths of
the exhibitors, representative of the
leading manufacturing plants of the
State, as well as the various depart
ments of the Commonwealth itself in
terested in conservation, road Develop
ment and the Safety First move
ment.
Many local concerns are represented
and among the entire list of sixty
exhibitors, there appears to be a keen
rivalry to present the most attractive
display. The exhibit will continue
throughout the week, being open
every afternoon and evening.
The Program
The detailed program is as follows:
Tuesday, November 16, 10 a. m.
Chairman, DR.. John Price Jackson,
commissioner of Labor and Industry.
Brumbaugh, Robert j.. Cunningham,
State Highway Commissioner; DR..
Nathan c. Schaeffer, State Superinten-
dent of Public instruction.
Tuesday, November 16, 2 p. nj.
Chairman, William B. McCaleb, ex-
president, Engineers Society of Penn
sylvania. Addresses: william d. B.
Ainey. chairman, Public Service Com
mission; Nathan r. Butler, Commits
sioner of Fisheries; Charles e. Pat
ton, Secretary of Agriculture; Frank
Hall, Deputy Chief, Department of
Mines.
Tuesday, November 16. 1880 p. m.
Chairman, the Governor, Martin G..
Brumbaugh. Addresses. Fire Pre-
vention," Charles e. Meek, American
Exchange National Bank, New York
city; president National Fire Protec-
ton Association, Boston, Mass; "The
Capitol Park and It's Relation to the
Plan of the City of Harrisburg" War
rem II. Manning, Consulting Engineer,
Harrisburg City Planning Commission.
Wednesday, November IT, 10 a.. m.
Chairman, Farley Gannett, president
Engineers Society of PENNSYLVANIA.
Addresses: wild Life Conservation"
DR.. William T. Hornaday, director
New York Geological Society, New
York City; DR.. John Price jackson,
commissioner of Labor and Industry;
Robert A. Zentmeyer, Commissioner,
State Water Supply Commission.
Wednesday, November II, 2 p. m.
Chairman, j. V. w. Reynders. ex-
president Engineers Society of Penn
sylvania. Addresses: Joseph l.. Bald
Twin, State Fire Marshal; Samuel B.
Rambo, Superintendent of Public
Grounds and Buildings; Irwin c. Will
liams, Deputy Commissioner of For
estry.
Wednesday, November II. Re-
served for official inspection of the
exhibit.
Thursday. November IS, 10 a. m.
Chairman, f. Herbert Snow, Chief,
Bureau of Engineering. Public Service
Commission Addresses: ".Agricul-
tural Engineering" Charles c.. Nc
Claim, Farm Adviser, Department of
Agriculture, Brookville: Public Utili-
ties" George S. Webster, Chief, Blu
reau of Surveys, City of Philadelphia;
DR.. Joseph Kalbfus, Secretary, Board
of Game Commissioners.
Thursday, November IS, 2 d. m.
Chairman Robert j. Cunningham,
State Highway Commissioner. Adj
dresses: Public Cooperation in High
way Work" A. P. Irwin, Chad's Ford:
Stream Pollution" Nicholas M. Ed
wards, attorney-at-law, Williamsport;
"What Shall Pennsylvania DO With
Its Waste Land" DR.. j. T. Rothrock,
First commissioner of Forestry of
Pennsylvania, West Chester.
Thursday, November IS, 1880 d. m.
Chairman, e. j. Stackpole, president,
Pennsylvania Associated Dailies. Ad-
dresses: "Workmen's Compensation"
Francis H.. Bohlen, counsel, Work.
mems Compensation Board; "Educa-
tion and It's Relation to Industrial Eff
ficiency," DR.. Edwin Earle Sparks,
president, the Pennsylvania State Col
lege, State College.