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The .\fary}ephen's Circle of the lap-'
tint (‘lion-I’ will u_eet at can o'clock to-
morrow dternnnn at tb home of
Weldott Cotton. 0|? Lee street. .

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mt. it» aipoa Church works. . .
_ u . , .soctal calendar for today.
Tl" """'"’ °'''''' '’ “" '°'''''' ' tin. II. A. Tlblhrltlgr, tut Bouchrlle

at 2:1!) o'clock with

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Mex Paul V. Kellogg, lfl Rosemary
lane. entertained with a ltridge party lltio

by \lr«-«Ridiu-.5 The other anderaon _______ _
:|i.- program all he ‘Stu-ial Problems and ? 531053 plkyy j.-OR

tl-«iv ~‘-»Iut%«»n.” 1»_ In To» Dc)-rim: ‘DR. AND trtts. otttttor

“Wt-RV" I'll Nlflflflk" ll! 5'9» CNIF Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Lanamaid and
l.’--hr ‘r'\t't'.tl t-hurt talks will ltr lull? Mrs. S. C. Richardwn, Stetiart road
‘It "‘l|3l \ll*‘l""‘ H-'““ “'3'” l“ M’-“land lficka avenue, nill entertain viitlt a
'l"trlv. meeting in the annual gncnt day of ’  A
- ‘. Tltfre
ia the county has been asked to send a will be four tables.
delega.-'.Tl gncst 'llbe:.\l’.An "*"-'—-

$*ott lfarterulvf Pari‘n,'.'\fo.. andfhlr. aratdf D" _P"'l ""'l‘"" “ll” hf’ ‘W ll"
Mrs. if. T. t‘.ornr-litre. tnisnionaries from ‘l l'"""" .l'“_" “‘ ' """l""l "“"‘_“’“'
tlld Mexico. Lunch-will be served at p", "' ""l”" “' ll" 3"“ °l _D'- ‘'‘‘l
nus o'clock In it. Wflflltll of iii. soot».  '31- 5- '"'°""'- °°“°' """"°" '."f‘
east rection. A business meeting nill ‘ "j "'9' '"' °l““'"''’ " ll" l.""
folloti. Any one who vii-hes to donate "mly °l h'b""h'
rgt,-n. cookies or children's: clothing to‘ M . d u  l J - I-
ll"  l"“l" 0'l’l“"." """' "‘l kl" and guerits,  .\':tl.:l'tlta 
ll"‘l" "°“'ll""l”‘ '°  '-'§""l' ‘°"“"°  Ilttchnnon. \'a., were luncheon gnests yea-
rn;iw'“ : 1' . k Circle 0‘ ‘he B‘?  tcrdoy zit the Colonial Tea and (Lift Shop.
ti-t Wo@n's Union will me°et at 2:fl. Mra. l. L. Meriam, 34 Edgewood

t.‘l:lock totntwrow afhrnoon with Mrs. Il..'Iood |'¢’0||¢. lfll lllil lloming for Kan-~ R

tie, Mn, [Loans City to -attend the wedding of lter
tt, Severance will conduct a Itudy of the3l"'°15'|’-
fl“ ”":"""""‘ “W l" ’3"""'i in. ittuiut’5Z.ToTtti- Chi Omega
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~ The Maria Lang cut... Circle .t it.-"""",. _':‘"'°_:e"_;f fl  
\letltodtst_' Cltardt will meet at 2:3’Je ‘ll’ " '""'
-‘ct-ct to-om-r afternoon with .\In.‘ Mr. and Mrs. w. .t. Shelton of Wind-
ira (T. .\Ii-lhinnell, l2l "eatwood avc- ggf. Mo,’ will be dinmr guests at the
339- Tlll‘ l’ ‘V "I'll" I°"ll'lY |||"l° Sigma Alpha Epsilon house tonight.
in). The party which was to have been: ~~--

thia month has been postponed on ac
count of illness

_ Dinner gneuts at the Sigma Nu house
jonight will be: Dr. W. A. Ten and

--————- Prof. L M. Defoe.

Czftlfllit ALPIIACIII ‘ .....___.
u.-,y(_-"gay yap” The Rut Near. an organization of the

n* 1”’. ‘ad  gf Cgmmg  0‘ Aflfichldkllff,  flllrfifllll
Mpg. 9.5‘ gown,’ ..j.._.,.;,;u .o,.,,. March to with a formal dance at th.-
ity, entertained today with a luncheon at 31'“ Tltdl Pi home. '

"""'l"f' "°" DAILY “l‘tC-8‘.—Lfr7l_“— STARTS

These at the tables were; Misses w_ 1... _
.\tu,'..tt- Hnrbnttgh, Jean 1...... less ,,,“c,,D;",'.'. ‘(iv-',',',':,,",,."""'
 Nelle   Snyder, A at‘ b‘. not uukin. (“Hy ‘rip’
_ __ _ between Jefferson City and (hlumbia
ll_"‘lv l"""“‘ G_"‘l_""-.- .k‘"l“"“' by way of Aahland, has been edablished
‘l""l"- hll‘ (;°'l"_'l't  0"“ by Willard Zutnalt of Jefferson ('ity.
- ' ‘."'3l"‘ ‘“k""~ F""" The firnt trip was made lut Saturday.
res Wilcox and “re. Herbert Blumer. The 5” ‘mm in Cajun“. n H L 
Mu. Walter Cray of Fairflax, Okla. md jag“ u 2 P_ m_ 1-,‘, lam”
"“ " “ml “l "P" l“°'l° ‘points are the Central Hotel in Jeffer-
  son City III‘ flit  M300 TIVQUI in
Columbia.‘

Ten years ago Mr. Zutnalt conducted

w" service between Ashland and.
F“, A. but 0‘ “ Columbia. lie has been engaged in the

‘Ml ‘ hid” "E draying business in Jefferson (Iity aince
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itorttine Cinter of New York City,
is the gust of Mp. C. F. .\lc\'ey. Others I _________________.

at the Illlifn will be: yttrs. Orville IQ:-j A_ c, 3...... 1. N. n.u..»_
lfll. Mn. Olive II, "are. Mrl. Belle " A. C. Spencer. S02 Rollins street, who

-‘Maxwell, Mrs. J. E. Thornton and .\fi.« in ill at his home with double pnru-'
Pearlo..\litehel.

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-‘ Vllflnig Lee-Meng. .\Iiss Frances Pethick.
 and Miss Artie Walters. l

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Ildlrati. A. Fischer Mrs ‘ #
‘Pitcher t Alana Cot
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A Ed at her hohe at 2530 n'elotk.tltin af-
-Orrnnon. Mina l-Ilaahcth Poll: of Chris-

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wtonia. is (ill in a serious condition.

ANNOUNCEMENT _

Dr. Hardy has moved from the Ex-
""l’"l '53- .l"5 ll°'¢"ll"l change Building to suite 125 Hadcn Build-

fig was hoateas at tlu P. IE. 0. ntceting 5“, Ad.
The snap of licalt;:in Stung’: Pu-
tin (j.||,;., ‘v.’ 9.‘, |,..d"_ ||,,'..,b,‘.-cg rina Whole Wheat Bread. Ads
‘ It‘; delicbu. with the full flavor of
fig. ‘,4 Mn |g_ 0. §",“n¢,,_ 55.9. whole n'hent——-Strengs Purina ‘hole
’!-ood avenue. will entertain the follow- W59“  *‘A‘l"-

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Ilr. and Mrs. Clfford room have re-
tained to Jefferson City alter a -alli-a

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CITY PROFITS ON ITS [D88 
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.7 United has.

Ptruntn. Gerntany.--Before the war
Pulsnita municipal authorities bougla a
llll turbine and two hnge boilers for an
electric worka, but lottnd the project
-4- expensive that tlte task wart given
lull. Recently the city council sold the
trtavhinery for 95,fIl).fI'Kl tnarka, suffi-
NPM to free the city of all its public‘
dd“ ‘"4 luarantee a loan for future
"Ql‘_

TRIAL TO TAKE 3 WEEKS
W. E. Stewart in Charged with
Texas Land I-‘rand.

U7 (‘titted Presa.
Kuus l.lT\. Feb. 8.-The trial of W.
ll. Stewart, charged with llte largest
land fraud in the hi-tory of the |'ntto-tl
-\lIl4".  rtinnump ‘y '93“ ‘hr’, wpfk‘
federal authoritie-t estimated today.
_"An act of God" caused the temporary
l"'l‘"" "l ll" lrlllllltilt project nlten 3
Texas flood of unprecedented nitr-
caused the breakdown, the tlefens"
claimc.
FIRE

ntttu. is Hull.’-I"!-‘lClB.\t'l'

Don Quixote mounted 0'] It... Itmar. Rminanrr. and ocronqpartied by his scrtant, neg“. stgooj-(-‘EH’; L0." nu“
Sancho Pena. moun:rd mt Ila].-pl-' us they trtll appear in (.ertarnrcs' classic ut- '
Inance. “Don (lnttere" at the lnltrrtth tttdiroriant, Saturday creating.

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ll-‘IIINCII HELP PROIIIBITION

Germann Try to Pat Over Dry Leg-
lnlntinn Aa War Menttnre.
‘Uri roatalalntrf Prrtt dtsl. [Copyright l'JZl.l
IIIILIV, Feb. B~Tl'te occupation of

 

. the Ruhr diotrict by the Frettrlt has

'helped tho German proltilit'tioni~t<. The
alleged fact that tho lnitt-d State. went
dry a~ the recult of war lrtfunuteo ha-
ittsplrfll German anti-alcoholic ~ot‘ietie-
to work along the same line-. and to
ntake me of the prr-ent p.ttrioxit- spirit
to intlttce tho govt-rntnent to put prolti
ltiltitiott or urine dry tnea-sore ittto t'lfl't'l
"for the sake of the fatlio-rl.1ntl."

A mass meeting wan called by all
Prussian jnli-alrttltolh: ettt'it'tir- and lwlrl
in the Diet building. it uh attended
by ministers of war, treasury‘ and justice
and by other officials. liettolutione were
adopted thanking Chancellor tiuno for
having curbed the tide of alcoholic‘ het-
erages by suppressing all bare and -3
loans, and recommending llt.tt only ‘light
wines and beer." be allotted.

The Nationalistc have joined tltr prohi-
bitionirns in the t.-antpaign agaimt liquor
and appeal to the public not to consume
any alcohol while the l"rcneh,are in the

uhr region. Liquor dealers are get-
ting nervous and are putting out posters-
denouttcing prohibition ae abourd, and
reminding thg people that even the old
Teutonrt were need to their daily hdtle
of nine and “achn pps"

nvstxassl ct.vti" "To MEET

Advancement of lntrreata of Colum-
bia to Be Discussed.

‘°“ltnt llr-finite Thingw Sltoultl the
llusint-ts \lt-n'~ (ltriatian (‘lub Do to
.-\dy.‘tnt-t~ the .\loral amt tnrnmercial
lntert--t- oi (Iolumltia'."' is the -uhjert
for opt-n tllN'U.\.*i||ll at the regular meet-
ing of the Bu¢inr-s- .\len'~ f.llll\‘ll8l
(.lIIl) tonight in the Cofrtnto-rcial fllub
room‘, Trllllt .slrt‘t'l Ilttl llrtt.'|tl\\‘|_\'.

The members of the cl-.tb have an
earned tle-ire to better Cttlltlllltlne‘ tn
t't-lunthigt. and all pevsittu lutin; e'«u;_'~
gt-«lions to -offer are ituitrtl to be pre-
Sflll.

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Jack Daily’s
’ SERVICE
Cleaning
Presai

11¢
Altering

Phone 13 22 S. Ninth

Goldman.-Bamford Co.

9to_-1.2.14 Broadway

NO LONGER TAX EXEMPT

Plover. Win.  (.‘ity Where Pro-
perty Ownern Haven't Paid.
Ir floated 'VrIl.
kl. ‘Tia.-—l"or the first'time in
several year-i taxpayers of this city must
pay l:|\Po on their property here.
For the last few yum this little
northern tovin lta~ been the only city in

to pay ii property tax.

Fillltltr‘ of a large paper mill to 
.It‘.y profits .|lri-i year and the-rt-lty ||.l_\
sufficient money itttu the town tre.t~~
ttry to pay t'\pt'n.-GI had rati-ed the town

ltoartl to make a small lt-yy mt property.’

   

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srvor-:.\'rs ro cottrtuz soon"

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Jefferaon Schnnl Pttflla to Write on.
'aahington or Lincoln.

A book on Ill,’ life of ‘tilt?!’ wa¢lt-
ington or Lincoln nill lie compiled by
the -eyentlt grsde pupils of the .lt'llt'N0lt
School at the end of this month an a re!
sult of special work they are doing on:
the lives of the tno great men. llettides
a stud) of the two statesmen in nrhool,
each pupil in doing outside reading at
the Public or lnivereity libraries. Two-
minute talks by the pupds will be given
at the Washington and Lincoln progrllU_I_
in tlte school this month. “v

M. M. Jacohn llaa lnflnenaa.

M. \l. .lIt‘t|b" of all (Hills street it
been ill ynth influenra I llln home since
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HENNINGEIVS

room for other goodn.
8l3 Broadway. P

OHLS BIG VALUE
BABY CHICKS
are guaranteed to liyr. Uhln pure
blood nlufk famous as layers are

still being sold at utility prices.
12 popular breeds easy to
rai-e. hu-ky. hellthy and vigorous.
Write today for free catalog show-
ing many breeds in full colortt.
OHLS HATCHERIES
Marshall. Miaaouri

   
   
   
 
   

 

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Friday Bargains

Tomorrow we ofier at extra special prices

Flannellette Night Gowns

These come in blue and pink checks and
Bargain Price $1.25
Brassieres

Model your figurewith a model Bras-

siere; these are of perfect workmanship
and fitted with rust proof hboks and eyes.

Bath Towels .

A In extra large size and good ribbed quality

Save 50c .
on your leather and ivory pur- 

Less lllJl'l actual cmt to me. ‘~
I am closing these ‘lines to make 3
bone 622 !

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tag in Party Seconds.

T'W llumlrrtl and eighty pupil: of the
ll-entztn Stltttttl lt'fl lltt' ltuilding in furl)
-0-condo during a record fire drill Mon-
tl.t\. l"i:e (.hio-l Torn Walden oomph.
mt-ttlctl the t‘lIlltlf"fl on their t‘lflt'lPflt‘)
when he -an the drill. Fire drill wa-
startetl in the Benton School tltiu tr-ym_
and i- prat'ttt'rd once a week_

Farmers‘ I-‘air Will Be April I6.

The Farmer-' Fair will be held on
Allfll lb ‘hf’ Y'"'- lffordtng lo :I tlr°tt-

lr-ion of the Ag (Ilub la-t night.
the country where revidents did not have‘

[wry mouthful Ipr‘llnilll-|l|.h__\‘"..ng'.
Purina "hole "heat Bread. - Adv.

‘Why Buy a
New Radiator?

We Make New Onea Out
of Old

Columbia Radiator Co.
Behind Tavern
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 Anth:rlty Q Benn-
emlc Problems of I-‘armer.

A
E. G. .\lontgotncr_v, chief of the depart- gm‘

merit of foodstuffs, Tnited States Dr
pnrtment of (jontmerce, Wanltirtyon, D.
ll. tslio in th ope.-ilt here tomorrow, in a
graduate of the Univer-ity of Nebraska,
and was formerly profeseor of agronotm
at that innttlutictn. lle is the author at
“Porn (‘mp-" an-l "Productise Farm
(top-g" both of which are used in th-
(‘ollege of Ay'tt‘.ullure, llnivrtfitly of
‘ii-nouri. an rlartroont vtork and refer-
ence textbook;

\lr. \lotttgomery up for it time [to-
ft---or of field crops at (om.-ll llniyer-
r-tty. lle ltas traveled eltrttt-iyrly A
Europe and is recognized do .tn author
alt‘ on economic ct-nilitiorte as they af
list the American farmer. '

Returns From I-‘ather'a Faneral.
Dr. ll. ll. Stephenson returned _\r.nlt't-

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TITJT
alvary Ettiitopnl rhtgtrli.
' After the -- :\it‘¢ breakfast will bv versed
in the Parish House by the llrotherh--otl
«-l St. Andrew. .\liao laura l‘reev,:ard

Women.
n 3 _-t- ...tre the menu.

corporate for

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girls will he held at 7:!) a. 0.. "

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We are just as proud to present and sell
the High Grade

New Haven Suits’
, FOR SPRING \

As YOU will be to wear one.

Langrock clothes have a reputation for in-
dividual style and sturdy character. They
appeal to men of discrimination — those
for whom the best is none too good.

/a7'7c$@’/02%’

SYKES f"BROADHEA')

   

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Columbia Theatre
Tonight Only!

Mary Thurman, Niles Welch, Frank (‘am-
pean and Joseph Dowling
Ill

“The Sin of Martha
Queed”

' A Drama of a Heartless Fathcr and a Mt)tl1et°'s
Faith.

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HAL ROACH COMEDY
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PATHE REVIEW

    
  
   

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Phone 63 E

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Sa vé a Place  
For Dessert’.

l ml" B.tmltino i- more than plrnt-ed with the interest that all ll"
lm\- and gtrl- are taking in bin rhttntmv lilllr i’ ll. l.ettc-r- lt.tu- In---n
"‘"""8 In lo him by the score. lot that rt-a-on lmlr llatttluttu, clear
"ltl lllll‘ lllll l‘tr' id. I0 lit‘ -ur--. null talk to ‘luv lttllt: ll|l\t'T\ll\ l--ll.
tonight on lltr- t-ulttect. "Faye g pl.t-- - a ..

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lrrlr lhmltino hope- that all ..t |u- ttia lrtentl- undo-r-t.ttttl vtlml
lw tttrurtu. That is aotnetlting that u-r\..- . tJn lw tlttnktnj: uh-tut an-l
l""' " lust the teeniest. wcenir-~t hint llrmember that “ll.1mlnnn.'°

the ltig journalism play i- coming \l.-ital: ti and I at the Hall The-utr:-.
That t~ almoet four weeks from tmvt. But old lather Time vtill maln-
tltu-r four long week» r-pt-ml l‘.\ -u that \lareh 0 and T will lu-rr
But in the ltIr'I1t time. don't forget the -Itlttert for
to-zttghtk otory. "Save a place for llv-in-ert."

lt"lntt' hr‘ know ll.

\o\~ ll all the little l'niy-erstty folk will come right up tltl~l‘ to
good ttltl jolly llrtcle Bnllthino he still read thetlt one of the titans letter-.
that the l|1'\‘ and girls have written him. It goes like tin’.

l nrlr llarnbino.
l are Evening Bazoo
Dear l"nc: -

l rv'ally ought to give the other little lniyenity folk
ltt.t l need the ticketc.

l rt.tlly and truly enjoy reading your -toriei eyery evening.
\I_\ landlady lets me sit up until ‘);.'ltl sometimes to read them.
Won't you please tell us again that old. old story lltut alway-
nnocll. about how Tommy lip-r trappr-l and devoured Johnny
layhawk on one Thanksgiving llay?

And. oh yea. you nskwl for the favorite game- of the ltllll‘
lniver-it_v- folk mine are anirtutetl tlotntnoe-. ltlack-jack and
tlr'm‘r--t tviltl. bl] Ifvflilr lporl 5- llte college girln.

"nun lot‘ the atlynnt t-melt of literature

l’. S. -l almost forgot. the ltttr-I arr:

tllut Lrtele llatnbirto c.'itt't'tt ll n-tat the lttw i- l-ecauv-e llt.sl
tsottldn't be fairl. ‘

l’. l’. S. -l'lease lea\t- tto to Let. nrtdo-t the tmtlillr tolumn and
l will get them tlu-rt-.

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Now we-n't that ;t nice lo-ttot. llr-memlw-r Int-lr Baml-inn must
have your alltltt-~~ nlu-it you vrlltl in lines up he will know vtht-re to nrnrl
the ticketc when the lte-I line in thou-n. -Also rememlier that llttlr
ilamhino do-n't like little eirlu and law: who give up too qmtkli, ‘nl
urday night. when all the ltnt-- ltusr to lie in is two day. |\e.|_V, Km-p
at it and you may he the lttI'k\ l-in or girl to nm the trio ltt‘krl- to
Batltbirto.

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Here in the litltetic-k‘ again:

There once ltd: a school called
dlizrott. .
Wltere tlte students they suffered

, from flu; ’ r
- . But along came a sltow
By the nature “Batrtbt'no"

What in tlte last line? To the bent nnawer Uncle Bamhino will
really and truly give two big free tickets to "Iniinnf the journalism

 

U ncle Bambitto