"FOR THE GLOB.:
OF OLD STATE"
VOL. 27, No. 14
THUNDERING HERD
TRAMPLES LION IN
EARLY DRIVE, 19-7
I3atdorf Prevents Penn State
Shutout After Long Run
During Last Period
PASS OVER GOAL NETS
BLUE AND WHITE SCORE
Bucknell Secures 3 Touchdowns
As Ross, Brumbaugh Lead
First Half Attack
Unable to cope with the slashing
attack of Badmen's Thundering
fiord, and exhibiting an ineffective
offense dining all stages of the game,
Penn State's gridmen were defeated
1.9-to-7 at Lewisburg Saturday after
noon
Johnny Batdoif's 45-yard run after
intercepting Fny's pass a few nun
utes before the game ended, placed
the ball ten yards from the Bison
goal and paved the way for the Lions'
only score Thlee attempts to gain
netted only n bare yard, but Died
rich, dropping back to the 15-yard
mark on fourth down, tossed a pass
to Batdorf who had already crossed
the goal line
Batdorf's brilliant run with meagre
inteiference, and his successful in
ception of Diedrich's pass, saved the
Nittany team from a shutout and
moved the high light of Penn State's
invasion of the Bucknell stronghold.
Until the final period the Lions were
unable to advance the ball beyond
midfield.
13ocknell Scores Early
Pinned to watch Clark Hinkle, the
Nlttany team ...ucceeded in keeping
the dungeons Bison fullback from
making much headway Brumbaugh
and Ross, however, were extremely
effective in running the Penn State
ends, and were largely tesponstble
nil three of u J,nell's _ touch
downs
The Held sewed within the first
three minutes of play after a 44-yard
drive Using straight football tac
tics, the Bison team advanced the ball
to the 11-yard mac and Brumbaugh
skirted right end for the opening
score `When Hinkle Intel eepted
Evans' pass, a Bucknell advance of
49 yards was begun which ended in
Brumbaugh's 17-yard tun for a
touchdown As the second period
opened Bucknell held the ball on
State's 28-yard ship In two rushes
Hinkle advanced within four yards
.o. -
(Contlnued on aura pogo)
FRIZZELL ASSIGNS
DEBATING TOPICS
Coaches To Hold Tryouts for Mon
Tomorrow Night—Will Select
Trio for First Meet
Preparing to meet a selected Get
man team on Deeemben 11, debating
tandulates have begun ssolk on the
militany prelim edness and free trade
questions assigned to them at the ini
tial debating sleeting Wednesday
night
Women debate., in addition to
these topics, will prepe briefs on
thin question, "Resolved, That the go
ing out of women from the bonito IS
deplored "
All men inteiested in trying out
for the varsity debate team ate re
quested to report to room 14, Liberal
Arts building, at 7 o'clock tomorrow
night at which time Prof John II
Frizz°ll and Mr. Joseph F O'Brien,
men's couches, still select the trio to
debate the continental team
Candidates who intend to report
tomorrow night should be prepared
to give a Ilse minute talle for or
against either of the follossing ques
tions "Resolved, That the nation
should adopt a policy of free trade"
or "Resolved, That the ',resent policy
of military preparedness should be
abandoned."
DAVEY DIRECTS RESEIRCII
IN NICKEL, IRON RELATIONS
Puisuing the investigation of al
loys through the medium of physical
chemistry, Dr. IVhcelci P Davey,
professor of physical chemistry, and
associate woikeis ale preparing to
investigate the relations of non and
nickel in continuation of research
conducted in recent yew,.
Using chemically 'nominated non
and nickel, the scientists are seeking
to establish points of ei itteal changes
when the two metals are muted.
,Y I r un „totztitt
LEADS Bison Attack Against
Penn State
eVivIBREIGH • BACK.
PANHELLENIC CODE
UNDERGOES PROBE
Co-ed Fraternities Will Suggest
Changes in Constitution
To Advisory Body
The constitution Los the local Pan
hellenic association soII be distribut
ed tomorrow among the women's fra
ternities following its approval by the
advisors of the association
Each president will present the
code to her fraternity for discussion.
All suggeitions for conection, addi
tion or elimination of parts arc to he
returned in written form along with
the copy'receited from the committee
in charge
Next Tuesday the association will
meet to consider the constitution and
the hate' nay suggestions and to
cast the code in its final Som. _
Organized Last Week
The constitution, modeled on that
Isuggested far local associations by
the National Panhellenic congress,
seas dimwit up by a committee con
: isting of the Misses E. Louise Haire
elite '3l, chairman, M Elizabeth Cra
nia '3l, Laura J. Griffiths '4l, and
Anne E McGuire '3l Miss Char
lotte E. Ray, Mrs Arthur E. Ander
son, and Mrs. Frank W. Haller have
acted as advisors to the committee
Consisting of representatives of
each national and local women's fra
ternity, the Panhellenic association
was mgarmed last week by Miss Ed
na R Roderick '3l, president of Chi
Omega. This was done in accordance
with the national rule of procedure
stating that the oldest fraternity on
campus shall form the association.
The presidency will rotate among the
fiaternitics each year in oidei of
then founding.
CENTRE COUNTY JUDGE
SPEAKS TO ENGINEERS
I=3
On "Young Mon in Industry
Speaking on "Engineering, a step
in the Administration of Justice,"
Judge M.Waid Flooring, of the Centre
County Court, gave the second engi
neering lecture in the chemistry am
pitheatre Friday afternoon
The thud of the series of twelve
lectures oireied under the auspices of
the School of Engineei log will be.pre
canted Friday when Mr. Crosby Field
will talk on the "Young Man in In
dustry"
The purpose of the series of speech
es width ale not technical in content
14 to acquaint the students with Con
ditions in the engineering world
"ARM MANAGERS 'lO STAGE
PROGRAM HERE JANUARY 6
The fourth annual institutional
Fanners' Week, a Once-day program
staged for representatives of institu
tional Sams of Pennsylvania, will be
held here January 6 7, and 8.
With sound table discussion, and
talks, practical advice will be green
cancel mng kilns management of pen
itentialies, asylums, homes, and se
formatones Prof Prank D. Gasd
ner, of the agsonomy department, is
chairman of the committee appoint
ed by the Department of Welfase at
Ilarnsburg.
RETURNS FROM HARRISBURG
Prof. Leonard A Dogget, of the
electrical enginem mg department, bac
returned from Harrisburg where he
attended the meeting of the Pennsyl
vania Electrical Msociation last
week.
STATE COLLEGE, PA., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, MO
YEAR BOOK EDITORS
SELECT `MODERNE'
STYLE FOR LA VIE
Women's Activities Share Equal
Position With Men in Ncw
Arrangements Plan:
ART SECTIONS OF ANNUAL
SUGGEST PROGRESS IDEA
Fraternity, Class Divisions Near
Completion—Publishers
Await Material
A modeinistic theme will be used
throughout the 1931 LaVie, accord
ing to a statement issued last night
by Harry J. Pombaugh '3l, editor-in
chief. The greater part of the an
ual will go to press by December 1,
although the activities section will
hold up the date of release until
about May 1.
The entile book snows the trend
from the old Penn State to the neu.
Particularly in the art work, which
is under direction of Harry S Ruth
real! Jr. '3l, art editor, is this notice
able The changes, however, are
shown by the suggestion rather than
bll bold contrast.
Prepare Sections
Unlike loonier issues, there will be
no section devoted entirely to wom
en's activities Instead, the women's
articles will be distributed through
out the book in their proper depart
ments, This plan is in harmony Ai ith
the present college practice.
The fraternity section is progres
sing rapidly, and gioup pictures are
now being taken at the Penn State
Photo Shop Most of this is merely
tontine stork, and mill go to press av
soon as possible
Class sections are well under sony
and as soon as the files of activities
cards are complete, will go to press
Poorbaugh stated that if seniors want
recognition for their activities they
should get their cards in before Fri.
day. These sections must be printed
at an early date, so that all possible
time can be given to last minute ma
tcrial in oidei that there will be no
delay in the release of the book
In the 1031 LaVie activities sec
tion, the 1930 track, baseball, la
crosse, golf, tennis, football, soccer
and cross country teams, and 1031
basketball, hosing, wrestling, rifle
and fencing teams will be recounted
NEW Y.W.C.A. CLUB
REPLACES CABINET
Membership Indudes All First-Year
Co-eds—Senior 55 omen Form
Athi.r) Committee
All fieshmen women are eligible
lot membership in the new Y. \V C
A club which small replace the Wadi
tional freshman "V" Cabinet In for
mer years a limited number of first
Neat women were chosen by the seni
or Cabinet to eigamze the "Y" work
of then class.
When questioned about the change,
Miss II Louise Marquardt 'O2, adv.-
' or to the freshman women, declared
that the new organization mould pro
vide an opportunity foi all those in
terested in the "Y" to take an active
part in the work. This was impos
sible under the forme". system.
"Accoiding to the tentitive pro
glom, committees will be appointed,"
Miss Marquardt states, "to co-operate
ith the senior Cabinet in all phases
of its work This work consists of
social service in the Loon and sur
rounding rand committees."
Members of the new club will assist
in conducting campfire and scout work
for younger guts in State College,
while discussion groups for freshman
m omen will be held !atm in the ycai
They will also co-operate with the Y.
M C. A in the annual Christmas
runty for children of aural communi
ties.
At a mooting to be held Tuesday
nir,ht at 6.30 o'clock in room 321 Old
Main further plans for organization
will be made
ANTHONY PI, INS 6 MONTHS
TOUR THROUGH SOUTHWEST
Ptof Roy David Anthony, of the de
partment of pounology, sodl begun a six
months leave of absence December 1.
Travelling by automobile through
fruit districts, Prof Anthony will
visit experimental stations and will
address the Virginia State Hoiticul
tore society December 4 He will
spend several months at the southern
California laboratory if the Univ.-
fay of California at Riverside.
Best Is Chosen Head
Of Senior Ball Croup
Raymond E Best Ct.t. nain e d
chairman of the Song Ball com
mittee for this year by David C
McLaughlin, class picsidcnt, last
night.
Best is secietary - of the Inter
fraternity council and AV., the Jun
ior- representative from the School
of Chemistry and Physics on Stu
dent Council last ycai 011ie, mem
bers of the committee aill be se
lected tins week
o---
PRIESTLEY SERIES
TO BEGIN MONDAY
Dr. Williams Will Delis er Annual
Talks Until NnxL Friday
In Amphithealie
Basing his lecture., on the general
subject, "The Relation Betmeen Phy,-
heal Chemistry and Electiaal Engi
neering," Dr. John W. Williams, as
sistant professor of ph.y.leal chenn,
try at the Univ. sits , of Wisconsin,
mill deliver the fifth annual Priestley
lectures in the Chemihtis amphithea
ter beginning Monday and continuing
until next Friday.
Dr Williams is a foimer pupil of
the internationally famous P Debve
lie is consideied one of the most able
physicists and physical chemists is
this country, according to Prof
Wheeler P Dasoy Dr. Williams Ims
done notable research wolf: on dal.-
tric constants and specifa. heats of
gases, liquid, and solutions, and on
electro-cheirmtry an d thermody
namics.
Select Chairmen
As his first topic Monday night,
Dr Williams still discuss "The
Structure of 'Molecules as Revealed
by Dielectric Constant Studies" The
speaker ',lll explain some of the
physico-chemical data on Ashlch the
remaining lectures toill be based Dr
Williams will deliver a talk every
night next week dealii,e with the
border-line bete,mi physical chemis
try and electrical engmeering
The series is being prescntcd
through the yomt supervlsnin of the
department of electiical engmeering
and the depot (vent of chenustro
Previous series of Priestley lectures
have been offered in former years by
Other departments of the College
Chairmen for these meetings haw
been selected lion, the engincei uig
and chemistry and physics faculties
Dean Frank C V. harem e, of the
School of Chemistry and Physics, will
act as chairman of the electing Moo
day night.
The Priestley lectures are as an
nual
series estabhshed it 1921, as a ,
memorial to Joseph Priestley, one
the foremost physicist , . in Anunica
Each year the School of Chemistry
and Physics in connection with sonic
other department sponsors the tall,
SENIOR ARCHITECTS PREP 1121:
FOR LANDSC UT PROBLEMS
Having won live ol the seven
awards lust June, the serum students
in the department of lairlstAtpe archi
tecture ale prepai ink problems for
the Inter-college La n d sea pi: Fs•
change Problems contest this week
Sponsored by pi ofessionul 4chaols
of landscape architecture, of which
Penn State Is a member, folly-Once
solutions welc submitted in June
Five of the seven mites ael e given
to the students of Penn State, the
first time the niaimity of .maids
mete given to one si hoot
New Electrical Aids Lighten Task
Of Training for Co-ed Housekeepers
No more dirty dish NI, mhing ol °lent donated to the laboratm y al e
troublesome reduLinx diets To, luau fOlt , t ralket
co-edsi Then problems will be solo- three iefiineratois, three chslima,h
ed by the electile dish washers and ohs, lout washing too lc on
vdmators to be presented to the home ms, ell in tine 'nig°r household site'.
economics dein" town , by the Penn- A steam table, range, links oven, co&
nylvania ,Tomt Committee on Rum! fee tun, toaster, wale, cooler, irons,
Electricity, immeislon boater e, exhaust fans, table
Crisp, flaky 1011., feathery light !stoves, and Ocala: peitulatots are
pastry and golden brown toast baked ' supplied in adequate number to fu.-
in the non oven and toastet till be' the ad the co-ed houselceepets
. .. .
added to the dinnei menu', while' Pena State so omen studying homej
juicy crabapple on strawben y pre-, management spend eight weeks of ,
serves and chocolate puddings 1,11, then ..tenan year ni Practice !louse, n i
send tantalizing minis rim e k e t,„,, model home completed with a six ,
ranges and steam tables. !months old baby, Nancy Lee. In poi-,
After soon rying along for five yems taming the i online household duties
with a minimum amount of household :time tbot p ut the " the'eUcul h'owl-'
elects ical apparatus, the home
eto.. . edge of home conditions to a practical
test Even a culling non has been
mums department at Pehn State IS
being thoroughly equipped by this' included In the appliances installed
committee, a cleaning house for mot ,. 1 thole. Shine th u s addition to the i
((miming will shoiten the tine usu..
leans nffecting, the aural population
and elech heal , intei,,ts. I ally spent on water watt! combs and!
I culling !!aids,
Nancy Lee will un-
Among the !tug. pieces of equip-, doubtedly receive 111010 attention. I
Tottrgian.
GLEEMEN TO GIVE
NOVELTY SHOW OF
Juni and seine., will recent.
10 ACTS SATURDAY their tickets to the Svracuse-Pen
State game . in c,ntation of Ath
letic cards to the Alumni Assucia-
Will Present Vaudeville Program t 'on
7 , e ° b r it e en t'l l, , ophonlo ,
0,
„..
ll
Before Housepaity Guests Present then califs at the ofime to
ntol rove Thui sdat and Pudgy , ill
In Schwab Auditorium he devoted to the dist...lion of
ticket, to all ulni hate not pi evn-
ARRANGE AGIC STUNTS. r t J e u s , t ly second ailinis,ion to the con-
ORCHESTRAL. SONG SEATS F.t. , utY , ePre‘ent.itives w i I I
I call foi tiLkets in the fiateinity
section, this inoining 1 0 acii I t y
i d ' a L } l,w a t' il 7 n r a e v P h ia e cc u ' l l it o Lie s. d ite tlru t g ° l ' l :
Glee Club Changes Orii.Tinal
Date Set for Friday to 1 out the tteelf
Following Night I .
Picsenting ton act, of ‘autleville 1' PATTEE PUBLISIIES
,
performance, the Penn State Glee I LITERATURE TEXT
club mill entertain hou,epaity gue,tsl
vrth a production condoning variety, ---
and nmelty in Schwab Auditorium at, Book Deals With Contempontr)
7 JO o'clock Saturday night
A change from the original date on' Arnerican,—,Sopplement s
Friday night has been announced by ;
Piof Rahaid Grant, director .or th, l'revious Edition
organization I
. .
An arrangement of popular songs) Di. Fled Lewis Patten, pi ofesso.
by the seventy men who compose the, emeritus of Penn State, and fennel
lilub ',ill be a - Rattily of the show 'head of the Amei.con literatuie de-
Miss Edna It Roderick 'Bl, soprano pertinent, has published a nen book
soloist, well assist the gleenien In entitled "The New American Lao,
eddition to providing musical accom-!ture."
I pamment, the Campus Onls will pie_' In this book Di Pollee deals only
sent a program of beret dance se-; with the permit in American 'dua
-1 lectmns iture dating Dom 1890 to 10.10 Di
To Piesent Dance Skits ,Pattee states in the preface that it is
his object to make an attempt to
I Fine members of the orchestra oill
cover the eels me.ements e inch hone
el,o offer an instrumental novelty
slat combining too ti umpets, a trom- taken place in American time alto
bone, hem , horn and mandeh„ Al- 1 since 1890 The majority of author,
discussed en this Nolurne published
but Kaplan 'di will make his debut i
, their list wombs pienious in 1020
befoie a Penn State audience in Sc,'.exal violin solos "The New American lateiatuie"
r.
Pl ans fe, a me,,l resemble m meant to he a continuation of an
the second act include Miss Hazellearliet book ',tech dealt multi the
Heaf ere, maiimha soloist, With Jay , Period in Amerman literature from
E Wood 'Bl, teror, and Ernest P.! 'I he seises of Libeial Arts lectures
1W Kenneth. 'Bl, at the piano, Francis 1870 to 1800
Black '.ll, violinist Kennedy will al- which Dr Pattie delinmed here last
so pair with Nevin F Decker '.1.1 in May and dining the fast week of the
a piano duet dui mg another number 10.'0 Sununu Se.,sion entitled
G Thrasher '.ll will unfold "Phases of Aniciman litmature
new stunts of magic during the per-ISmea 1820 " are ...Judea in this new.
formancc Arrangements arc being ‘ lll lime
made for several dancing acts Be- Will Lecture Here ui \lay
fore the production, Donald A Shel- Di Puttee is well known to the!
Icy 'B2 will give a ten-minute organ elder students and the alumni For!
recital of popular music many years he was head of the Eng-.
The Glee club, as well as membeis fish miniature depaitinent He first
of the cast, has been practicmg for tame to Penn State in 1801 and n.asl
the Pennsylnania Day presentation I lime until 1020 when he le.ogned
to
fin soma] weeks. 'The show is an I .I...sinne the position of visiting lec
ennual affan sponsored each year by, lino at Rollins College, Floridan
one of the college organizations when he( m oor Penn
Puttee was Ina e profess°, eine,
HORTICULTURE DEPARTMENT of Amerman hterrtur e One of
s m i e l tr , I n e t s
. a l s e
t i ,o r r , o e f e , s o s u m , e o n; o , l , l , t , tr e s e is
in WILL STAGE FARM EXHIBIT
duration each year This lector
A ,, result nt Lire mccex a of th, C ,U 1 le will he held In lira 'attar pmt
seventy-lath anniversary hortuarl- l of Map
tore shim, the department of holt, Dr D/IttCo 1111,111.111011-
CIIIDIIe has been requested to stage al prominence for his criticism in I
a similar type of exhibit for the ,ICol.lus of American Irteratoce Ile
Pennsy llama Farm Product thou tit r the author of number of banks
Ilarr,burg M January, r mandrel; "The Black Ring," a nmel
Prof Stevenson W. Fletcher, head with .1 central Pennoylvainit setting
of the department of Horticulture, 'and Century Readings in American'
has been appointed general super'', Liter dole"
tendent Prof. Earle I Wilde, Ptof Penn St lie's Alma Mater ltas coin.
B altos B Nissley, and Prof. John II posed by Dr Pattie no 1501 I
thief will assist in the artistic --
rangement of Boum+, vegetables, and DR. HETZEL ADDRESSES
fruit at the shoo,
ASSOCIATION OF DEANS
'lO Al' FEND HEALTH MEEfING
As a menthol of the committee Oil Dean Charlotte ft.i3, Dlc.. Cleaner
giowth and development, Thor ft
Adam, Dutcher, of the School Ag- Attend Harrisburg Heeling
multine, will attend the White
(louse conic:lento on Child Health
and Protection at Washington No.
vember 19 to 22
Students May Obtain
Grid Tickets Today
ER101..4114; the important pall, of
dean, of men and women in the Damn
ing of quilents, DI Ralph 13 Ilet/el,
picsident of the College, ,pole it the
annual meeting of th" Ponosy
A., , ,oceation of Deans of Women al the
Penn Danis hotel, Ilan ishul g,
day night
Mm , Chan lone It Rao, dean o
women and MI, Helen It Clenvei,
~,,,tant to the dean of 11011100, lop.
I,,entod the college it the electing
/neh vae, attended mole than 71
den, of a omen Dien the schools of
I the state Nor A llocciy Espenshadc, !mad
ifetzo tint Ili , the depai Intent of English compo
; the ha.
w• of o n e and uoinen kite l."' sneaking. Presented
Lont,oiin a detailed discucdon on Hawaii at a
1,01 which an, mss radii i„ mating „ electing of the Antra Kan Association
ot Unweisity Plofessins ilO2 Old good citizen of the student Goad
',eosin!, in the title sense of the wed M." 'Wedne"‘Y night
is the goal of caltusitton, accoiding to' Professor PsPeosh tile dealt with
Doctor Bet.' e•pelienccs in Honolulu, the in
thistly, education, nail 1.11-1/11 etc.
ciim usTs HEAR HusHAL\N moots of the 11111/Ibitillit,, ne, per
uul of te..clung at the University M.
"Some applications of the New
Mechanics to Problems in Them etical
Cheinistiy," I,as the tome of Di Saul
ILL INSPEC UOSPITALS
Dushman, assistant ideciderof the W
reseal oh laboratoi‘ of the General Twent,two
,11111101 enrolled m the
Clectito (.01111M113, who snake at the pi e-inedual Louise Will Vl,lt medical
thirty-sixth electing of the central schools and hospitals in and about
Pennsylvania section of the Aim.- Phlhitielphla this week. I, ea i.ing
can Chemical county in the chenust•y State College today, they will cement
umplutheatet Lint night. in Philadelphia until Saturday noon.
ESTABLISHED
1904
PRICE 5 CENTS
`Y' HEADS REPORT
$3BOO PLEDGED AS
DRIVE ENDS FRIDAY
Campaign Leaders Surpass Goal
By s3oo—Unable To Reach
1929 Precedent
FACULTY SOLICITATION
CONTINUES Tills WEEK
Additional Funds Will Finance
Student Activity Quota
Totaling, Sl4OO
of C3BOO in pledges
reported at Satuttlay night, Y
C A !cadet tie HMI student
finance camp:nul "otel the top," by
, topassing thou pool by 5300
. • •
Although all the learn captains and
dimmon lenders ha, not turned In
complete report', the rhmstion As
s...A.loon leaden do not expect the
final returns to each the recoil! of
51100 set last seer Apnrommately
the same 111.1111 bet of pledges were
tenoned, but tile Indivulual amount.,
did not equal those of last year'n
campaign
' The di leli Oplilefl Monday night
v ith a dinner at Una Unit ei,tv club
and continued until Pi ul,.v night A
COIr ',lac camas, tens 111.111 e of all
fratei nit ion, dot nutot les, and hoard
in' by mart than 130 ,Jltta
tois
Open Fatult3 Drne
Starlent v. of hots began the annual
faculty campaign vc,tei titre, in nn
effort to tat, a quota of <101) Soh,
.tation dinning faculty onanbei, tint!
continue Limo Nl eetr anti nest
The additional funds ito,cl by the
faculty thwe till help fir ante the
general student acto.no budget, the
quota of which totals 81100. Money
caned lot this put pose will he
,de
noted unit elv to student ea vice Sal
-1 :tries of , ecretatic,, office expense‘.
land other general expense, ate taken
clue of by the Advisory Boat
Anion.; the lowa, a loch till be
financed by this budget are the Andv
Lytle cabin, freshman handbook,
special speakers, conferences, cm
. ploynient bore w, lnesole tacmonc,
• thatch relationo, ,tial ['Atom] student
a 01 k.
AG LEADERS PLAN
CONFERENCE HERE
BabLch, 1111 s. II til . \ thlre, l'tflh
Innual Cooperatne Meeting
Aolcnther 211, 21, 22
Bringing logcthri fin the tune
, both menthe, and officcis, the fifth
annual Coopcoutp.e. Confeience, won-
LOIOCI he the dep Lament of agricul
ture ecomnik., ‘,lll meet e Old Maui,
November 20, 21, Ind 22
Several bombed n ember repie
,entirg about lifts cooptiative
inganiration, of the State pill begin
the confeience with the tom. "Credit
Extension, dcli Collection," Thin,clav
afternoon, Nostanhel 20 me normal
banquet Finlay CA ening, at v,loch tune
Charley li'doon, menthol of the Fed
coal Farm Boat d, Babcod,
of the Change Lt ague Foileiation.
Hill speak, will he the high point of
the wilful...
In the room of ,011,1,1 table
0 , 0 , and talk., the loombei, will be
,one acquainted ti ith atcompli,h
mote, .1 in., and act!, ILE, of other
toope. ative 01 gani/ations Among
the large, Menthe/ s to lie pi e , ient ale
thr Intel -Sta.e Milk Pt educe., as
mt.'', 01 both mipplie Philadelphia
11111 othel lart t , lilies with ninlh, the
1;,1,1 el 0 FlAie. Farmers La change
the Orange League Pelle! .itool, and
lan ow. e,mnty assollations
F 1( ui, I' HEARS ESPENSUA Ill:
I. EC I URE ON HAWAIIAN 1,161