Evening Star Newspaper, June 20, 1928, Page 10

10 41 CLUB LEADERS HERE FOR PARLEY Arkansas Delegates Are First to Arrive for Conference. Camp Established. The Arkansas delegation of the farm boy and girl champions was the first to arrive in Washington today for the second national conference of the 4 sessions in the aud National Museum, commen row morning and ex 3 partment officials s tingents will arrive that by 9 o'clock to boys and 70 adults, plete membersh and ready to sl Simpson _of Cri Montie Rippy o University of Tomorrow m 4 conference will be ca the auditorium of th Museum. The meeting ‘work of the Departmen and C. B. Smith, chief of t} operative extension wo ment of Agriculture. ‘Tomorrow afternoon aside to enable the girl of clothing. home decoration, dief home management and i to go on & taur of inspection of 1 farm of the of Animal In- ry of the De- at Beltsville, | Md and boys themselves conducting the program, will be held morrow evening at 8 o'clock. SEVEN GET U. P. DEGREES. Washington Students Are Gradu- ated in Philadelphia Today. e 20—Seven were awarded de- | grees when the 1 commencement exercises of the U sylvania were held in the university this morning. Six of the Washington group, Charles 7T. Porter, Brandan Shea, John W Jackson, Andrew W. Lee, J. Louis Nuber and Lewis H. Craven received the of bachelor of science in economics from the Wharton School of Pinance and Commerce, while Philip mm was awarded the degree R. Hepbu: of bachelor of laws. of the New | tomor- | A campfire meeting, with the girls| t the camp to- ersity of Penn- ! THE EVENING STAR . WASHINGTON, D. €., WEDNESDAY., JUN Medal Won by Bryan " 'For Service in War Sent to His Widow \ { Three yvears after his death, a | medal won by Wiliam Jennings | Bryan during the Spanish-Ameri- | can War is to be forwarded to his | widow, Mrs. Mary B. Bryan, the Secretary of War announced today The former Secretary of State was { by reason of his service with the 3d Regiment of Nebras from July to December, These medals, however, ] entitled to the Spanish War medal | | them, Bryan, and the request who lives in was not received until a fow days ‘ago. YALE LEADER ARRESTED. Polo Captain Fails to Halt Auto on Signal. NORWALK, Conn, June 20 () tewart P. Scott, captain of the Yale 1. was under arrest here former Olympic swimmer, and, Wil- Meany, member of the Yale team vania license, and Scott was| ed. Miss Riggin and Meany were ed to go. Courtney Tests Flying Boat. LISBON, Portugal, June 20 (#).—Capt Fra Courtney made a satisfactory terday of the flying boat in e hopes to iy to America, tak- seven passengers, | One of the Many Nationally | Known Lines at " TeHecrCo HALE INCREASES LEAD IN CONTEST FOR SENATE Maine Senator Has 82,874 to 46,- in Governor's Race. Py the Associated Press. dates for Senator and governor, re- spectively. With six precincts missing out of 633 in the State, the vote for Senator was: Brewster, 46,.940; Hale, 82,874, The vote for governor stood: Gardiner, 69,126; Hinckley, 26,202; Libby, 13,560; Smith, | 940 for Brewster—Gardiner Wins |‘2-‘23- It appeared that Donald F. Snow of | Bangor would defeat Ira G. Hersey of Houlton, who sought the nomination for his seventh term as Representative PORTLAND, Me., June 20.—Primary | from the fourth district, returns from small towns and planta- - tions trickled in yesterday slightly to ady accorded United States Senator to add the overwhelming vote | ‘The first agricultural census of the world ever to be made will be com- | pleted, it is anticipated, in 1930, It derick Hale and Col. 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