Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-05
OH|0AN TO ADDRESS
MARYLAND j. CLUB.
Wool Growers Secretary
Win Speak at Live Stock
Session Thursday.

COLLEGE PARK, Md. February A.
J. E. Walker. secretary of the Ohio
Wool Growers Association. will speak
at the meeting of the Live Stock Club
at the University OF Maryland Thursday
evening in the dairy building. He re-
Gently returned from a trip around the
world as a specialist for the Division OF
Comparative Marketing. Bureau OF
Agricultural Economics.
Allan Cleveland. a prominent attor-
ney OF Baltimore. will address the
students assembly at the university
wednesday morning at 100 O'Clock.
program of music also will be given.
Maryland's Glec Club will give two
concerts this week, the first. "Wednesday
night at the Lincoln Road Methodist
Episcopal Church in Washington. and
the second. Friday evening at the
Woodside Methodist Episcopal Church
in Maryland, just north OF the Capital
City.
Il has been announced that the
annual formal military ball will be
given in Richie Gymnasium at the
university. March 9. at $50 O'Clock
Paul Doerr. Charlie Push. Horace
Hampton. John DAILY and Ward Green
wood comprise the committee in charge.
Dean Spence Returns.
T. H. Spence. dean emeritus Of the
College of Arts and Sciences. has re-
turned TO the campus after an absence
of several months because of an injury
to his hip received In fall.
Chemistry of textiles is new course
being given this semester to home eco
nomic girls A study will be made of
the principal textile fibers. their COM
position and mechanical structure
Methods of identifying the various fibers
with a study of their dyes also is in
cluded. Prof r. c. Wiley is in charge
of the course.
A study of various weapons now is
being made by the members Of the r.
rife, the Browning automatic. the 81
NM. and the 3-inch trench mortar.
Kappa Alpha fraternity has an
nounced that il will give It's annual
Cotton Pickers' Minstrel show in the
auditorium of the university on March
30. This show is one Of the big events
given by the students at the Old Line
institution and always packs the audi
forum. Ted Olds will be in charge Of
the 1928 production.
Legion Pest Elects.
J. NJ Snyder has been elected COM
mander OF the University American
Legion Post. with O. c. Bruce vice COM
mander. r. C. Munkwitz adiutant. NJ
B. Bowers, treasurer, and K. A. McRae.
historian.
A new edition OF the bulletin More
Tomatoes From Fewer Acres" will be
ready for distribution by the extension
service about March IS The subject
matter was prepared by L, NJ. Goodwin.
an alumnus of the university. who now
is canning crop specialist.
A unique course In objects and
methods in extension education" Is be-
ing offered this semester by the College
OF Education. II deals primarily with
| agricultural extension work and is open
| TO senior students. The class period
| will be taken up with brief discussions
OF outside reading and addresses by va
rious expert lecturers.
Helen Meade and Fred Linton will be
| initiated as members OF the Footiigh'
| Club at the organizations next meeting
/ A choice OF a play to be given in the
| Spring also will be made at the next
| session.
Administration and Engineers are
| tied for the lead in the Faculty Bowling
League, each having won II out OF III
games Arts and Sciences is next with
10 and 3.