Evening star., 1924-04-27
MARYLAND TO NAME
YEAR BOOK STAFF
Students to Elect Editor. Man
aging Editor and Business
Manager This Week.
From n STAFF Correspondent.

From SIAN Correspondent
COLLEGE PARK. Md, April 20
Election of the managing editor, edi-
to- and business manager of the year
book for 1924-25 at the University of
Maryland will take place Wednesday
at the weekly assembly. Nominations
for the positions were made recently.
They are as follows:
Managing editor-John Mace and
Edward Juska.
Editor-M Stewart Whaley and
Thomas Kelley, both of Washington,
and Carl Heber.
Business manager. H Bounds
and Joseph McGione.
No year book will be gotten out
for the 1924 term, but n special
edition of the Diamondback, the stu
Gent publication. will attempt TO
make up in a great measure for this.
The enlarged edition of the final issue
of the year of the Diamondback will
contain twelve pages well Illus
trated. John White, editor, of Wash
ington, and Charles GeiSt, business
special edition of the Diamondback,
which will thoroughly cover the do
ings of the school year and tell OF
plans for the future.
II. o. T. e. Inspection
May has been set as the date for
the annual inspection of the 4. o.
+. c. unit at the university, and the
military department is buSily pre-
pairing for the occasion. Maryland
has been designated as distin-
guished college in this respect for
the past two years, and is confidently
counting on making 1T three in a
row. An officer designated by the
II -1- 1T ont M ~
spection.
While the exact date for the pres
entation of "Kempy," the Nugent
comedy. has not been set, it will be
in the very near future. and the cast
is busily engaged in rehearsals.
Leading parts are to be taken by
Edward Juska. Sarah Morris. Mary
Harbaugh. Park Beach and Gordon
Brightman. The play will be given
in the auditorium at the university.
probably early next month.
The agronomy department of the
university probably has what no
other institution in the country pos
se$ses in twenty-three bales of hay,
representing the various federal
grades that We're authorized early
the United States Department of Ag-
riculture, and were only recently
brought to College Park.
Giee Club Concert.
The University Glee Club, which
has given about twenty concerts this
season. sang at Kensington Thurs
day night. The boys were well re-
ceived, and "a good time was had
by all" The clubs exchequer also
benefited.
The correspondence course in pouI-
try husbandry offered by the Univer-
by Roy HI. Waite, specialist in poul-
try, has been revised and amplified,
and now more nearly than ever meets
the requireme hts for a compr ehensive
course in poultry production. The
course consists of ten lessons. and
location of a poultry plant, the es
sentials of business managem ent,
housing, breeds, breeding, feeding,
natural incubation and brooding,
poultry diseases, flock management,
marketing and business methods.
Distribution Of the course is in the
hands of Charles S. Richardson. 1t
is entirely free of charge, and the
different lessons can be taken up and
completed at the convenience of the
course have only. to address their
application to the University of
Maryland Extension Service, at Col
lege Park.
Fraternity Holds Initiation.
Initiation of those elected to the
Phi Kappa Phi honorary fraternity
will take place next Wednesday. DR.
e. E. Sparks, former president Of
Penn State College and national re-
gent general of Phi Kappa Phi, will
give the initiation address before the
student assembly in the auditorium.
The initiation proper will take place
in the girls rest room in the agri-
cultural building at o'clock. and
an hour later = banquet will be held
in the Offices OF DIR. Eugene Auchter,
head of the horticultural depa rtment
who is president >of the fraternity.
The banquet will be prepared and
served by the young ladies OF the
home economics department.
Delta Psi Omega, local fraternity
at the university, has petitioned
Delta Tau Delta national fraternity,
and an inspection Of its claims for
recognition has been made by S. L.
Irwin of Chester. Pa, national in
spector for the latter organization.
His report is expected to be made
soon. Delta Psi Omega has begun
the construction of a $4,000 frater-
nifty house at College Park. Delta Psi
Omega gave dance in the gymna-
sium last night. which was attended
by Delta Tau Delta representatives
from Washington and Lee. George
Washington and the. University Of
Virginia.
The standard ring for Maryland,