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aoa::lt,dit,wgicImaflloaditaalfad-
ntirahlytatiarhing. Atproaanthlaan

nat‘urnl'_fi7p'at.ion of the gland h
s-.t.:.ttus._§thiIssmmdtistssls|tttls
tv-rw-yd rimeitcouldhaeonvortadlnso
a sifl park. And tsthevitltsrsu-
ix: intoColu&ia.overthKaIyapatk
Vvvttltllle infinitely note impressive than
slut-paesentwaate.

.lt-pliu & developed a vynem of mu-

'r'aittt antne of its wane territory

nruly to reclaim a waste space. surely
it t—.ill not be long before Columbia will

:'aIht"\ to the urgent need of providing’?
:t‘3lll§’ and recreation spots for the com-  VIIll“°|| 0‘ lfll 00" "'0" ¢l¢‘“'|3ll"" 0‘
[the flapper. She ion girl to whom lull
_ lhlontaa in an amomohile looks better
u ‘'‘l‘ °°'ll""' l’ h " "d“ “llthan Rudolph Valentino on the sidewalk,

I-.uni:y.

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isb'adavailah|ofar_ruhhsr".prodactioa ial
o* a utter of.t-onjectare at present’

Qua in of oatttae. out of quemiott. Int
a émmlal increase of fimerican con-
trol aver  production would. ua-,
glcvnhmdly. compel thefiah growers to
' lower the price on their poduct. At any .
‘irate we hope that the Secretary of Com- MR "0
‘accrue will have the facts More the peo-
ple in tlt near future and that then eve
""""' """‘ "“' ""' “ ‘°"“"‘ ‘° "' effort not be made to interest American
gaafltal in developing a rubber plantation
pt:-ltsofit. lfthatcitycaatotehlfiflihnhnlfl

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‘tapas rust--no-pa.-
‘upstate-rots-canyons. .

ahtawno its-in-III-In 0-I

ittsaruaau a-.3
.-heraofthalocl hb‘l'limsdaynifi'
H’ H *3" ""‘§.t Lowry Hall. ‘Th:-‘club utsuuea in
I 1' ‘mud llmoontrihuthg‘ editor to writ; an arc‘:
hi’ .5, dealing wit the various act itieao
hd '. Icluh in the University for the National
""""""""“'lAusctstios Review.
II‘ '-'l""""'°-3 Thsclnh willholdaaocialmeetlng
aaathasdhnrodthanfon Mail 6 and will loin in a wienie?
stoastishsgiven bytha Student Volaa-.
W" b".h'teerBaadon.pri|7.
B doaeirod.;
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tta-sons. fqlfii in t--I-I.
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fifi'&hstssaaiInstCoamass.atths

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Trench. lat Lindenwood College.
nfl-fi&&Qtdthstmayhe; ' ____...__
‘i't::'j".“uh‘hl ""“'klhc'h"°'uh“.‘b"‘ A nteconvention of Rotary clubs will
I II I elltll-Ufifilllfl-I“ GUI!!! 0‘ lhlfibeheld in Jefferson City next week.
tae.stti.t.tts...e.otusa..ta.ll”'f"""'""'l"'°"""“”°'3 A-mecom-tionotnoumlub-win
uflictina -ros's:rn-into may - beheld in Jefferson Otynettweek.
"peace' compared with which the treat-' '
msntthathashoinmstadoattocermany‘

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A Joplin man rem-ady confessed on 

t death-bed to a murder committed Hay ll. ’

time. The hmiiantina can-i-sins. . . . . the ood the a ffnll et out of the .
l 1909. l) '. . ’ '9‘. ’ ‘
‘Ha an mtg.’ be “ha ‘a mrwould have aauadl motel! the foehlc, N‘; that the amateoas are-dotna tn Coilum  pnwdh ‘hey do‘ n ‘WM. ‘cm Wt" DR. BUESCHER Methodist
l at l fnmhliu of a “If. We are 1".“ E"i‘m' go, fl‘ny_.i‘ ya" ind“ " °l ' "N" "P" ”d"b°l:"'c '1'" is not much similarity. Their main idea Church
M‘, h‘... .. Oil’ |l‘Ot‘f0¢|l7 lflllred fin I Ilreaent of ' of the Kansas (‘iii  of APFNI. died ‘ :3 ::"":'yor';‘n:-I gaging  seems to be to communicate with some Chlmprutfl

tlzis argnmmt to  Ftoduieh Baahut-y,s""l"'
and anybody who  to adopt it. ll
is lane. The Kafiqvlctoriona, would al-
‘mod certainly htalwmtod France and!
Belgium aadthiaooutry withamuch‘ .
lent tyraauylthn the triumphan id°‘m‘"d bl ll"
“r M at ; “ :Tltttrnday morning.
.- tes ve own wards Germany.‘ —- ---—— —
° . . . t The State Legialatlte has voted to re-
\ . -
:3: ‘:"°';’ A" ":'m.. T “"|.";duce the number of Supreme Court Com-;
I" ° ""' ' ’°“ - 0'55 ‘"3 ",ntisaioners from six to four.
!.ave treated Germany as Germany would ~ _ _
.‘. "and M ‘M “ .0 ‘kn vu ‘ The p..pulatt..n of th.. eight counties
’:'*'d be.‘ ,9 WI“ be ‘III btiutheTst£;)-ou»urthhal- increased ap-
t iflerem-e worn as. t -:1-roxitnatey in t «- ast year.
‘for. 0‘ ." ‘he ‘hm ‘hm ‘l v.‘ . V". The Board of kltllltilltrn uf 9t. laiuis is
between borhariem hltl civilisation. li" t-lzmuing the printing of special teat

 

a train while riding tho rods March l0.l
land was killed. l

unknow n origigla

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Admitting. though, that she has been
erseeuted enough. we can't resist the

 sarsnsod by the Columbia ama-i

. ‘tabs acts by the more up-to-date ama-'
tr‘-'*'I°l'°!"ll°'°"-*°I"°"57 W’ tum.-so.moaornsoqutubsam.altms ‘rs. -park
lhy the amateurs bore are so constructed
{that it is practically impossible to tune
thom out.
later development. can easily be tuned
lost by the l
;°.¢|d guily be plitninated to a large ea-
tont if these amateurs would come up to
date with their equipment.

____ __ [public they will at least have. to get
11»... Gardner of stasis. on midt!r‘W“lP.°'" "W " ""'- “W ""P"""
¢nts have been made on the type of
eels now used here and any new develop-
—..._ me
The Burlington depot at Bogartl waatahly be of littlehelp. A man who owns
of

‘help the automobile industry of the. coun-
tr
it is doubtful if these amateurs are even
1-suleasorlng to make improvement.

at mt.» by these amateurs in not I
by all amateurs in the city as will In-

te

the \lissourian last week may holtl to

.. ...__..

   

Hear

‘Dr. E. L. Morgan

Leadership

Tomorrow,‘

9:30 a. m.

ing the ability of those who wish to 5.:
--come his ‘employees. according to the
jut... at the it. s..v. ot-stop. so.
la the first yplaco the apparatus or k;  meotwa last ntllit at the X. M.‘
that

ion was. “Resolved.

passed regulathg their activities.
Columbia radio fans are willing I4
concede the point that radio played a
great part in the World War. Amateurs
were probably‘ largely responsible for
the great development of wireless te-
legraphy before that time. But can the
present amateur be compared with the
amateur of that time. From the messages
sent out by the Columbia amateurs. and

used

such as

The negative debaters were John

Kins‘:-Ila, Joseph Cardwcll and Charles Umvenity
Johnson.

Women's
Bible Class

The tube acts, which are of a

l

. So the interference __
If you want to buy or sell somethingl

try the Missourian Want Ads.

Then it is a question whether the work

other operator at as great a distance as
possible. They could get as much actual

experience by sitting down in a room ‘-
by themselves and fingering the buzzer.

But alter all it is all more or less use-'
less. If the prqent evil could not be‘
eliminated in some way it would be a.
different question. But since these up-'
erators can largely eliminate the inter-:
ferenre by putting in tube sets and up-‘l
‘tftillng on a all meter wane length it.
\t‘t‘ln~ an unnecessary nil. Like manyi
Am] the gentlemanly agreement t‘nIct- . . 5

“Hum” ntltcr things this can lie regulated sat
.-lartonly without .1 law if the -enderwl
will tn to do tlu ziglit thing by the;
listeners in. l
The stahmrtit that the trouble roultl 

nts on this kind of sets would prob- ‘T
. . “S” . he I I . « -
l9l5 model automobile is not apt to gun?   :‘hL: htt;tIa:n'.{"'I“It:;rr :1):  I hate

’ by making improvements on it. Anal

Thus writes it man who is big, physically and
mentally, and who was big, financially. He was
so big that he didn't have fime for, nor feel the
need of, the church in which his mother had
trained him. ,

Then death and reverses brought him back to

stifted to by any one who is .t lO",'ttllt

atelier tn. llic writer of the article in

“N.” 5,-nu] .§|;up‘$ ‘mg .5, ch... hctlv for rhltltrn with wcnk cyes. o
i  °l l"’°‘l°" '3‘lillb""Yt l"l'0“"| ll? .\ tlirector ofitlte Fetleral Employ merit i
' 3,551 of fggcg M tb gpigig J 5.3.3.5" .§ervice has predietetl a shortage of skilled l
:;m‘ iéion? " um "uh i’ we “."labor in the middle west lllls spring. 1

tit-amyhavopratradiqams. 
We all ltaeaoarapsaaddswus in lifei
_l-it consider thopaarclevatorvman who.
has them every day. all day long.

N0 TIEPABSING

The soil is very soft aftc the plentiful;
rainsiatlielastfewdaysandthelawtv
1-  to its orifiaal vardsre. Where
-2-.‘ "ts... hop and the grass grow, tum!

aiwaysilstands a‘ sign! 'Keep Off thqzls

' on-. 'Et-erythtng has its limit and this}
is the law of Spring. i
ti The kcepoft-the-grass law should he

iostanthespriagvigtn. Agraensmoothi
lawn with a sol: well-trimmed carpet of
grass always adth to the busty of the
ttzyandwltan.-thereisnotmhlicpark
in thecitnthislstheaolrcriterionlty
I-hit-h op city will be judged. emy.
lunly. therefore. moufl have a kindly in-
teation toward this etotrthsusn.
The-'perIaa who 8& a short cnt on
ahc lawn is umally am ’the‘p’erao_n wh
rcally saves time by &a as. Practical-
ly there isnojaatflcation whatsoverfor:
doing so, Besides harming tho growthi
oi the grass. the tteapmaer‘s feet may
.l':am-teackoontheaoft soil um tum!
lueeatoakediarain formaaydays.The-ac:

  pgtq,-g trying to 
any one  the/khor of retort-illflla?

lag. T_herefore,wheretharohinshopaod-
vI‘.t-rotht-grassgrow.letthesignnand:l
Kvct-p0fftheCmaa. ' ‘

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was the fish went aoltlt this winter.

Thor but moantaht trout ever caught in;
llc .\tiststtr'i luvta vnylmded the other

city -d Jeff:-rt  '

v  
‘chrealufgflttwflflhv
gutdoltlD_a_me Natmehacenmcyhatit
certainly ltlil no tj sh hd mis-
t:'sccdthe1E' .

ctturaaauaannr
-Dutingtherea-ntmanthstbere has
l*eenasahItantiallu‘naseln,t_heprices
t-tsatsqh_tlsttreiaadsthsrtnhhsrprsd-
non.-':lhia_isnssatall_u'pr|ahgifws
s-totsstsettsntaastaps-‘tapas
aroaafafmsrofialfltfitsnshtha
_UIda‘t&har Ilfllavartha
pssdfiisnipthsésravlsasvssr. M‘
lsrt@ava_ast‘»avalahtsasyst._tt_h

V 
“ Hfiaiflhwsimabtbsum
"fisrhflnntarstusat
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lisraasathss.sIrsn-

   
  

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:offthe grassandgive it a chance tout
tin:-rved emeeiolly thistia,lf we want'greea.

of othtws Imam
kaow if they wanted to know you.

for dice earrings will soon fade away.

shadows than his own from is. place spin. of transferring to defeated Germany
the

Thtc was a young lel
tell,

Who always got up at the eight o'clock
hot

and
At the clasmoom door-and found it
locked.

covering a multitude of shine.

I
cabinet telling him to, “Please p
coast in the oven and light the gas under
the potatoes."

could find no l-ooae in Ohio. Indiana or

as bag as he was telling it.

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‘ . Kansas City ranltetl ‘third in postal .
°"' ‘““°""“""" " "" "“"“" ‘“' '.°';3§3.L'i'?.'§lL.'l' .i.'.l.'i.'I.i.'.‘.;.. li'.'.°"...'.'.i.'.i
tlnrtion between them? ;m._

The" ‘H. . daitfiom um" i’ am‘: \leml-er~ ul tlieilndt‘-penolent Protestantl
lhnded ” il l", h 5’ lb‘ °°"l'”l°"lpai't_v In Kansas (.ity will put up a (rigs,
Vlllfll llllffil I'll lllftflffl €|’!'Cl¢' ll llit plete aituniripal ticket for the next cityl
winds of the clcarcel thinking men anti "l""l""-

I-omen. France and Belgium and ’this
lt'0IIlIll', and America did stand for some-
tltiug of which milharist Prussia ‘was
the negation; tlfy did stand on the whole
for the freedom of tlm human spirit and
. the claim that there ii sorntnlting in man
‘higher and better  barren aitbmis-

‘ whichever wina—excapt that the victims
BETWEEN COLUMNS

i
There  a boy in our town.
And be was wondrous wise,
lie studied latg into the night.
And burned out both his eyes.
.\lountain lfUlTl—-;.ft':.—t‘dIl[lll in the’
\lt~souri Rl\t‘t near Jefferson tity "ed-E
!N‘Il.lI\. 'l'lu'~ i- the fin-t known catch in!
The Iutti'°tt‘~-\fi-istonary \‘t-t-it-ts" of I

this l'I' er. i

i

.\lr'ltml‘st l".pi~tr-pal clturcli, South, tel‘!

hold its anvtua’ met-ting in .\lerim. Kprfl
.23 to 26.

And when he saw his eyes were gone.
With all his might antl main.
He went back to his books, and lo.
lle htsrnod them in again.
Nature must have got things a bit mis-
np and exported Santa Claus instead
yfifliby. - - -

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the church for the comfort which nothing else‘
can give. It is the old, old story.

Why not take the church with you
mstead of going back to it?

Tomorrow. before going to church,
come to

Dean Walter Williams’ Bible Class

Topic:
“The Three Crosses"

Cozy Theater, 9:30 a. m.

A Free Lecture on
Christian Science

Sunday. ‘larch 18th. 2:?!) p. m.,
the lion Theatre
fly Miss l.ucia f'. Coulson. (1 SI. of Lontlon. England,
a mt-tube: of the Board of larturesltip of the ‘lather (flttttclt,
The First lillllftll of lllllhl. hut-ntiwt. in Boston. “all.

The ptxliltt 1- tmittrtl.

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However, a pod way ‘to keep St. Pat's

‘u ‘be "u mud mm“ ‘o N be’ '  too rigid materidismz and they won

because they stood for this. and because
tite world outside Gcpny recognised on
the whale that they stood for it. The
iapirittral outs, of the peace a. tha:
‘it has seen the s@aajy~——in pain at least .
._..t the sun. to the principles on which
they fought and in the strength of which
More. they are now in pro-

llr. Duff (1 \llt-Ti.—.ol_the faculty at}
Washington lniversity has invented Q‘
instrunwut fun making surgical opcratiom
on tho hcart.

Dr-arborn 3- it-iiahi-ngia ‘fight to go-t tlu
new ft-sleral liigltwai away from New
\farlu-t. tltrnuglt v-huh the rua-I 
cimt has fDIllt"l it. i

(Lent-ral r.tin~ in \li-uouri this wnfil
mo-an millio:t- o‘ tlttllJt.I for the farmers,’
act-ortling to the .-it-t'retar_y of the Stator
Board of Agrit ulture. 3
‘her. ‘W hat in belieicd  toe the first ‘mongol
l The most ttartlinr and the most tragic ""“ ""'“‘ ““" *"“¢*" "' '5' -W"-Nttil
6 . . . Riser was lauded lllh week by Captain

"um 0' ‘he mlmflou 0‘ we nah’ I. '0 Jultn llrunner of Jefferson (its l
.r.take France in the eyes of the world- (_ H '—~h---—-— ' _

. . mttrnnr it . as signed g as-njlr liill
lube". rant.-‘he  chuupum tppropriating 3251]!) for a monument to
.0‘ '59 ""-'d 0' ll” l'°”'Fl‘- ‘ml P'°“"’3l¢ (‘hump ( lurk, to lie rrected on the tuurt J
'Ct.-rmany the martyr and t-onlessor of the it -t-''*' -it'll" it B-mlinz Cfrrll. -

spiritual faith which that grimy creed

rever fails to evoke, We do not say the
 picture that drawn 5 at the moment en-
‘ timely and equivucably true to life; we do

not think it la But ll is in a fair way
to become true; it is the normal and in-
t’eed the inevitable resalt of what Frann-
, is doing.
Oppression will blatien and btitnirclt

Lnreoognioalily what is at present fair and

A mabisaslighiaghdtiaaonthc part
you wouldn't want to

 

It is to he boy: that the present craze

It is a wise man that can detect other ':'°’' ‘"’''°

“ll” ‘Ill!’ weapon with whitlt they overthrew

_..

An;h_a—r r.‘u..
low as I've heard

Once he dremod. ate broakfau. ran
knock

llrarnniar uitutil buptls in llanmbal'
wrut-° letten to the !Itlpl’llttlt'lI(lt'nl of
st‘ltt»ols regarding their ideas of safety, in
rt ntIt't‘litm will. it safely campaign,

Are the New~—Y.o:k._eake-eaters who

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The styles today certainly seem to be — - -

Tlw ||Ifll\-mtlllllllftl remains of a pre-
lllwlI|tl(' lntliun has found nt-at Not-l last
\sr't'h. wrapped in a deer skirt. 'lht- body ‘
was r-timatctl to be Ill!) years old.

is-_a.man who routes home
find a note on the kitchen
tn the

A hafiand
rom work to
The l’arent-T--atilter‘ ‘ A‘-sot ialion of:
l’alm\ra. .\lti.. i~ tteehtrtg lhr‘ aid of [ha-
_ __"“"' “ . Pilltllt‘ in st-curt a county nurse and a
Th pnhh-"on "1.-m ‘hi’ “M ‘hm he - reasonable in her case: and it will uhn» "“l'""i"" "l M“ l"' “"5"” l:°“'“’-
pg." l|;IIll.' the grosaer elematts in tbs: Berman
' _ ‘opposition. It has alroatly turned rather

' rltady financial  [into some-
-—_-——— "ll-ing like heroes.  or later if it
“wan uh" dun‘ T '5' “la. ‘n,’ ' :-oes on it will prod& a real hero. ls
_ I’. too late even now tot avert the obvious
’ peril and reverse a always fatal.
to those who tread it? or the Iron

.\la_st.:r Paul " . Hunt of Jefferson liity'
lllw announn-tl that he will not be a can-
I?'"law- for the Ptpublican nomination but.
will seek reelcvtion on an intlt-pendent
' ticket.

 

The llotarv Quartet ‘til  Joseph llflli
been ..orlet'lt‘tl a- official entertainers to,‘
lltt‘ louneenth lliflticl Rotary fonvqg.

Divine Power

"l.rt t-\t'r\ _~uul lit- sulittrl ltltltt the ltiglu-r pout-rs,
For three i- no power but of (Lodz the powers that
bc arc t|lJlaltlt‘tl of (.t~tl."— -llornatu 3l:l.

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HERE is and always has been, a widespread belief in an eter-

nal and inscrutable Power which apportions definite ends to

both individuals and nations. This belief has arisen from long
observation of the facts of life. Men are conscious that there are cer-
tain occurrences which they cannot control, and are powerless to
avert. Life and death are inevitable and many of the incidences of
life appear equally inevitable. Men strain every nerve for the attain-
meht of certain ends, and gradually they become conscious of a Pow-
er which seems to be not of themselves, which frustrates their efforts
and ignores their fruitless striving and struggle. C i

As men-advance in life, they learn to submit, more or less, to this
overruling Power which they do not understand, perceiving only its ef-
fects in themselves and the world around them.

'tton which will be licltl'ln Jefferson City7
March 22 and 23. .

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ltan win: and no ' « has better rca- !.A"I ."I";"::"l‘:": "5" Ml“‘°"l 
St. Joseph to issue a warning to the wa-’
ter company and rat
'5'” Pmwfly was endangered.

 
 

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The purpose of the church is to bring aboitt a better understand-
ing of the Divine Power and its relationship to life. The, individual
through the church is brought in closernelationship with God which in
turn shapes his life to coincide with” the Divine Witt. . c

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