Evening star., 1926-05-16
ALL-DAY PROGRAM
.FORFARMERS' DAY
Will Be Observed at Univer.
Sity Of Maryland May 29.
Many Expected.

tend.
| Samuel Fl. Thompson, president of
J the American Farm Bureau Fedora
ton, will make the principal address.
| Lunch will be provided for visitors
| free OF charge.
| by DR.. n. j. Patterson, director Of
| the experiment station and dean of
! the College of Agriculture, follows:
| $50 .a.m.-5 p.m.-F'arm demonstra-
| tions and exhibits In fields, barns and
| laboratories. at Agricultural Building,
! Dairy Building. Horticultural Build
| ing, Greenhouses, and Experimtnt
| Station Buildings.
9:30 a.m.-12 m.-tompetitive Drill
by Military Department for Alumni
| Medals and Sword. Military Field
| Events. Front Campus.
10, a.m.-4 p.m.--Prince Georges
County Graded Schools Rally and
Athletic Meet. Byrd Athletic Field.
10 a.m.-2 p.m.--Motion Pictures in
Auditorium. Farm and Home Sub
jects.
1880 a.r1.--Live Stock Fitting and
| Judging Contest. South Of Dairy
Building.
1890 am.-Grange Lecturers Con-
ference. Room 3l5 Agricultural
Building.
1890 am.-Conference, State Bee
keepers Association. Morrill, Science
Hall.
1880 am.-Sheep Growers Associa.
ton. Auction Sale.
IL a.m.-1:30 p.m.-Lunch free to
! visitors)
1922 p.m.--Concert by University
Military Band. On Campus in front of
| Morrill, Hall.
9 p.m.-Farmers' Day Exercises in
Ritchie Gymnasium.
ta) Music by University Musical
Organizations.
(b) Address by A. G.. Ensor. Master
| Maryland State Grange.
(c) Address by James ". Davis,
President Maryland Farm Bureau.
ID, Address by Samuel II. Thomp-
! son. President, American Farm Blu
! reau Federation.
(e> Awarding of Farmers Cert:f-
| Gates of Merit.
Rural Life School.
The university has decied 10 revive
| the Rural Life School for rural min.
| listers this year and DIR. Fl. j. Patter.
son. who will conduct the school. has
| ing will be held from July IL TO %.
| inclusive.
The work Will center around eco
| nomic and sociological lines. with a
| general survey of the agricultural
field and the help available for the
| people in the rural districts. The
! university realizes that the church is
| more and more becoming the center
| OF rural activities.
Maryland's debating team will en-
gage Fordham in New York next
| Thursday. The Old Liners, who will
| be represented by George O'Neill,
Daniel O'Brien and Frank Witter. will
! have the affirmative of the question as
| to whether a Federal Department of
Education should be established.
Darlington Elected by Paper.
| WAS chosen news editor and Frank
! HaIler OF Brandywine, Nd. was
named business manager Of the
! Diamondback. the school paper. for
next year. while Dan Fahey of Hyatts-
Vile, Md, and Reese Sewell Of
Ridgely, Md, were elected editor and
business manager OF the Reveille. the
year book, by the Students Assembly
at last Wednesdays meeting. Mil
ford Sprecher of Hagerstown. new edi-
tor this year, will become the editor
| in-chief of the Diamondback for
1926-27. Parks Shipley Of Hyattsville
and George Morrison Of Port Deposit,
Md. editor and business manager, re
spectively this year. will become ad-
yisors to the Reveille leaders next
term. A preliminary election for the
, presidency of the Students Assembly
narrowed the candidates to Fred Her
Zog of Washington and Ed Melchlor Of
. Marriottsville. Md.
Harry Cottman has been elected
head of the Live Stock Club with
Egelbert Schmidt, vice president:
Emerson Bishoff, secretary; Henry
Yost. treasurer. and Joseph Long,
sophomore representative.
Prof. E. n. Cory, State entomolo-
gist, has called attention to the in
sects that are damaging lockwood in
this section. He recommends a spray
Of one part stock molasses to four
parts Of water and one part Of mic
otine sulphate to 500 Of water.
twenty-five members Of the r. o.
7. c. unit Of the university will take
the six weeks Of training at Camp
! Meade. Md, beginning June 9. They
are: Juniors, Amos Beachley, W. G.
Bewley. S. l.. Crosthwait, n. A. Eaton,
jr., Wade II. Elgin. jr., II. r. CARRIER,
J. G. Gray. jr., Paul Gunby, II. T..
Hassler, William S. Hill, E. Sidney
Lanier, w. NJ. Leaf, r. B. Luckey,
George w. Morrison, Kenneth Petrie.
William l.. Peverill, Cecil L. Propst,
z. E. Rothgeb. L. w. Sheriff, Kenneth
Spence, Mike Stevens. Roger S.
Whiteford and NJ. o. Wooster.
Seniors, Arthur E. Bonnet and Leland
H. Cheek.
Twenty-seven members Of the r. O..
T. G. will be commissioned Reserve
second lieutenants upon graduation.
They are: e. Russell Allen, Edward NJ.
Barron, William E. Bishop, Arthur
r. Bonnet, Jean II. Brayton, Leland
IT. Cheek. Alfred H. Clark, Thomas
B. Crawford, w. Gilbert Dent, jr.,
Lionel X. Ensor, Theodore w. John
son, j. Leonard Jones, Laurence L.
Lehman, Edward M. Lohse, Joseph
c. Longridge. G. Madison McCauley,
e. Ellsmere McKeige, George e.
Melchior. jr.. Eric G. Metzeroth.
Lionel e. Newcomer. George T.
O'Neill, Joseph B. Seth, Ernest H.
Shipley, Ira NJ. Staley, Edward s.
Thompson, NJ. Stewart Whaley and
William II. Whiteford.
Alpha Zeta, honorary agricultural
| fraternity, has pledged Ridgley Todd,
William Evans, Frank Witter and
| Richard Bonnet.
| FIREBUG IS SENTENCED.