Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-27
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NATIONAL FARLEY
Conference on Public Admin
istration April 1920 to En-
brace Leading Colleges.

The conference on public admins
tration to be held under the auspices
of George Washington University on
April 10 and 20 will draw representa-
tives from the leading universities
and colleges in the country. Designed
TO offer first hand information TO edu-
Gators and professors of the business
of the government, the conference VIII
be addressed by representatives OF the
various departments here.
Among the speakers listed for ad-
dresses and round table discussions
are: Joseph Grew. Gen. Fl. M: LORD
DIR. Charles Moore Charles S. Dewey.
J. Walter Drake, DIR. Julius Klein, IN.
Leo S. Rowe and A. +. Woods.
Program Outlined.
The program for April 10 is as fol
lows: 10 am, THE Recent Develop
ment in the Organization of the
Foreign Service" by Joseph Gred,
Undersecretary Of State; IL am
"The National Budget by Gen.
H. NJ. Lord, director Bureau of the
Budget. Luncheon session, university
cafeteria, Our National Capital, by
DR. Charles Moore, chairman FINE
Arts Commission, illustrated. @:oo
pm. 1.-THE Work of the Treasury De-
partment," by Charles S. Dewey; 3:15
pm, THE Services and Activities OF
the Department Of Commerce. by }.
Walter Drake. Assistant Secretary OIL
Commerce; Ais pm, sightseeing tour
Evening session.
The program for April 20 Is as foi
,, lows: 10 am, THE Work OF the
nd
| Commerce, Department of Commerce
| by DIR. Julius Klein; II am, The
Pan-American Union and Pan
Americanisrn," by DR.. Leo S. Rowe
| director general Pan-American Union
$50 pm, 1.-The Farmer and His
| Problems" by DR. A. F. Woods. di
| rector scientific work, Department OF
Agriculture. All addresses will be
| held in Corcoran Hall. Twenty first
| and G streets northwest, except DIR
| Rowe's address, which will be held al
| the Pan-American Union, Seventeenth
, and 3 streets northwest.
Acceptances have been received
| from practically all of the leading
universities and colleges in the
| country. Aside from the regularly
| scheduled addresses there will be side
trips and other entertainment Offered
| the visitors.
! Graduates to Hold Meeting.
| Invitations have been sent out tt
| the graduates of the Columbian anC
| George Washington University Law
| Schools for the annual meeting anC
| election of officers and dinner whicf
| will be held at the City Club on the
night of Friday, April 8. Judge
! Edwin B. Parker, member of the
4 ~ rniUnrGif
| will be the principal speaker. The
| Columbian-G. w. u. Law School AS
| ISOLATION will meet for the annua
election Of officers at pm. Reports
| of committees will be heard. Presi
dents of the Law School classes viii
| deliver brief speeches.
Entertainment will be furnished BY
| the Utah Glee Club, an organization
composed of members of the State en-
| rolled in the university. Prof. Hector
C. Spalding will lead the singing.
| Dean William G.. Van Week re
| Gently announced that AZ per cent o.
| the number Of candidates for thu
| degree of LIB. in the June graduat
ing class have obtained degrees IRON
| college or university. This is th'
| highest percentage of graduates evel
enrolled in the Law School, according
| to Dean Van Week.
! Hopkins Memorial Date Changed.
The date Of the memorial services
| to be held for the late Col. Archibald
| HOPKINS have been changed from
| April to April s. DIR. Marcus Ben
! iamin will deliver memorial ad
| dress. The exercises are under TIT
| auspices of the Sons of the Revolu
ton. to which Col. Hopkins belonge'
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man of the board of trustees OF tn
university as well.
President William Mather Levi
spoke Friday night in Greenville
s. c.. before the South Carolina Stat
Teachers Association. He will speal
again April before the Penn School
mems Association In Philadelphia
Prof. Henry Grattan Doyle spoke oil
Friday night before the North Care
lima Teachers Association at Raleigh
n. G..
Thursday Judge Edwin B. Parke
spoke before the George Washington
University Faculty Club on Th
Board of Trustees and Its Relation t
Faculty and Students" Judge Parke
outlined many of the problems or tn
board at the meeting, which was wei
attended.
Reception for Women Proposed.
On March 80 a reception for tn
women of the American Association
of University Women will be hello
The visiting delegates who are to al
rive for their annual meeting will b
shown the various activities of tn
women's department. They will visi
classes, the gymnasium, and Will b
entertained at tea. Dean Anna L
Rose will have charge of the reception
Mrs. Jessie FAINT Evans, the mrs
woman to become q member of tn
board Of trustees, has been nominate
for the position again by the Genera
Alumni Association. She is SERVING
the second of two-year term on tn
board.
f. G. Wine has been appointe
teaching fellow in history for tn
. academic year 1927-192S. He receive
the degree of ABB. from McPherso
College, and In 1927 the degree o
Biota Club Organized.
The Biota Club, formed of biolog
and zoology students, has been organ
lied under the direction of Paul Bow
man of the faculty. Kenneth Smoo
is president, Margaret Maze is vic
president and Robert Humphre
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
George Washington University girl
fired three perfect scores in telt
graphic matches during the past
days. The team Is composed of tn
Misses Shoemaker, Parsons, Valdez
: Clark, Prentiss, Taylor. Cuvillier an
Folsom. Yesterday shoulder
shoulder match with Drexel was sho
while on April the season will clos
with a match with the University G
Maryland.
The university will have base ba