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lbsuri. thence eastward mn-
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Data for Columbia Highest tem-

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’ago. ghost, 96; lowest. '10;
‘precipitation. 0.00.

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‘Gary Sa3ui’lP.i°ogress s

Made to Eliminate
.12-Hour Shift.

, “' By United Pveua.

_ aha? llaaatta 1'59 NEW YORK. July 28.—“Satisfm‘-
335°”  °‘ “"'-tory progress" toward elimination
‘*7 of the 12-hour day in the steel in-
dustry was announced today
‘Judge 8. H. Gary. at a‘ meeting
of ' rite of subsidiary com-
panies of the, United States Stal
 adjourned until next
' Thursday. -
_ The president and directors of the
American iron and Steel instituti-
will meet again in‘ New York next
week.

Judge Gary said: “We are making
no a careful study of the whole sub-
ject concerning elimination of the
11-hour day. i should say we are
making satisfactory progress. but
have not pr r enough to
expess my opinion in regard to thc
flnal coriclusioii.”

 

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Buys Controlling interest.
I7 fill“ Prom.

PITTSBURGH. Pa.. July 28.-
0 Sale of ‘the controlling interest in
the Pittsburgh Pres; to Boy W.
q. no, ‘,4... Howard of the Scripps-llowaril
5.; and g. an-at newspapers, was announced here to-
day by Col. Oliver 8. Hershmas.
for 23 years owner and publisher.

The purchase price was not an-

.m nounced but the figure is said to he
‘incwt of the largest ever paid for a news-
paper property in the United States.

Colonel Hershnian will continue as
director and holder of a minority in-
‘hon’ tereat in the Press. which is a six-

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late J. E. Higbee, filed a suit with

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Hlgbee. Archie King. Hig-
Hocltaday Clothing Coni-
the Boone County National
the recovery of. notea
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cried With Famine and
Civil War Is
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Special Police Have Been

.fiy l'nltd Puss.

crisis in Germany is worse
‘was in war ti '

Assigned

to Guard

All the Food
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LONDON.

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pondents of leading British papers
report.

and suffering is more severe and!)
0" wide-spread than in 1910. dispatches? students who are receiving academic vb in order that
declared. Numerous ‘
-are threatened with famine. with.
civil war foreseen.
mospliere in the Ruhr and elsewhere Westing.
'recalls the days of early November. mander; J
19113. on the eve of the revolution. bin. Senior Vice-Commander:
The correspondents any the Ger- Coleman. Ilountain Grove. Junior
iiiiiii government insists it is pve- Vice-f‘ommander.‘ and Louis l.ourid-
pared to put doom gtgrnly guy at-‘aon, Columbia. _State l-‘inance 0
tempted coup. Farmers are discour- M0!’-
The constitution of the state or-

nged because money is vnlusless and

decline to sell food. Special police saaiaation was amended W "M

HIV ORE GIVE PAY

  

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CITIZENS WILL   

TISSOURIAN

115-iv. mi shins‘? nnosoion J

“xi M .tn'ni.i.Tiariia.v ENTRAIN

_ T._S. IUINAI. (‘OUSIN
ro iiasr ii. A. v. 0,

g H;-__._'__; u.‘ _a.”n_oi.i.iNs. DIES sii.i.. OKLA.’
“i"'- -. so --”"""‘- ~:   T0 SPEED UP ""1-.:.-:   PROTEST GAS

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‘forty-eight
‘traiaias say for the vacation P750‘: to Present to House

.____.___ moraine
SUFFERING is SEVERE . it: "‘“"'°“ *"°"°"‘

ordlnator for the Veterans’ Burea

‘school.

July 28.—‘l'he food der changed is conceded to a corn
thin   T1011!  Do A. ".  th   Pfjnce to me" up her
gorraa- co-operation of Ir. Iiller.

Ir. lliller also announced that
,non-collegia
Food lines in Berlin are longer.; tor for tha {an arm on sapugnhgr f

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Otand

towns‘ subjects. i
1-5, gono'§,.. ugh," V"... 9|“-tad House of Commons and have a state-
‘l'he tense at- to serve for the ensuing year: Al J. lint for the members before ad-

iiie being assigned to guard food V"-ll
tr

riins.
lricreased use

of the American

dollar for trading and a reversion
to bartering in kind are reported

from Berlin.

W ITH

Hold 1'. wo_J_.T-iuT'st. Louis as pom .Neg'{§'*s}-5:3

‘ . . _ --._- ._ -.._._
5 THREE BANDITB ESCAPE

33.081 IN (‘ASH

She lakes Out Payroll in
Printing Office.

By llnitol Praia

31'. Louis. July 28.-—Tbree be
dits held up Miss Ella Ellsrman. '”

treasurer for a

pdntim company.

as she made up the payroll in her

in cocaine-ri11'saunan'riisss"is soui "

°_ day afternoon and Sunday morning
so

the Circuit ‘Clefi against Lissie Dar- .

;opeu to the public.

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office today. and
637 in cash.
- In leaving. one

failed to catch the automobile pla
f‘ '°' "" "“""'V- "'4 °°"'P°"°" T. Tilden. tennih champion.

escaped with 32.-
of the bandit trio

a truck driver at the point of a

witnessed the holdup.

—¢..¢.-on

wii.L iiotu iianriric TONIGHT 2,.
.\laalc and Reading Will I-‘eature the 'l‘‘‘‘
‘ Program.

Mrs. W. H. Vandeventer will have

The program has
follows:
sans. Girls‘
Iuaifll I001!

a lo
Dialogue

vio .. .. _.  rsai-aa
Iuaie cm.‘ Glee Club. rim Baptbt

of the glee club.

;charge of ; special program of mu- con“
sic and readings which will be gi
at 8 o'clock tonight at the Corn
evangelistic meeting on

Paris road.
been announced as

lee Club. First Dstlst Cburoh
ing . . id

Ii red filslin
Sara Ann

Praneeawnyne Allen sie (‘line and Hiss Margaret Bos-
- 93'0"’ tisn of the home economics depart-
"""" °""' merit of the University will go t
rs. I. rnan

Sarah and Opal Chorlton (7l‘i'~'0I'°

. lather

Oliver

gwiu. div}: PIANO aacrriii.,

 

Pupils of ii. H. Lsudenhack wiii Be
Presented Ienday Night.

Piano pupils of

be

hfonday evening.

Henry H. [Auden-

months
presented in recital at Christian

~l:ave studied with Ir.

J

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* 3! Unlad Press.
rziiroiiui. l(an.. Jul! ss.—ri-cat.

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-_— __7v— c-—.—.....

dent Harding is in “rial
n awful l
4 election. William Allan White

is

which will hold the Kiddie West

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A,,§warried.in an editorial in Ha Impo-

tlie only thing

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isu convention.

ENGAGEMENT TO
CHAPLIN ENDS

Lacks Matrimonial

gagement to

aglan end.‘ Simr:l.t;rieo|usly um, d.i,¢.t,,_

‘P’ l "‘ nu °'¢ " "W Iiss Wright is planning conven-
lash i hed hen - . -

M, ::;'km.nu::.:”fh: Lmetr  tiuis to he held at the other Sun-

impossi
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st“.

‘opinion.
ambitions and 1 am sure
be a great actor
 lie Chaplin."

THREE 'l:;.G:)-'lN) (;;;VKNTl0N
‘Home  R .
in Chicago Next Week‘.

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vention

Ca-na nomies Association which will be at Atlantic (
an M"-  3- P§"3""‘“ i‘ di'“'i_°' held at the University of Chicago _
and Lucile Antoine is accompanist you 30 ".4 31 ‘M Ann“ 1. 2. ‘mg si

ab

freadto
Ilrs

fed her master's degree in Home Eco- _,_ ,.
. '''°''‘|i“ 770"‘ ‘-09 Ufll‘'9"5lY in ‘POL Will Meet Tomorrow Evening at the
."9°*- "P0 5'" 5"" '*“4!'n¢ ‘mh’1'in. thesis was written by im. Dun-.
llllm during the summer

1 can
deals

plied

oi

All vocational studmts attending
the University encept

United Pnemi. '
LOS ANGELES. July 28.—Pola ,

e
and we are still friends but I

him."

0. One of
ing the University of hlisaouri will

for
. , with "A Reasonable Lens!!! of A f the ndidate who has the high-
C°"°'° '" we '“d"'°'l°"' “ ' °°'°°_k WOT“!!! D01! '0" “°“3°li°l<i 73"“ 1:: ethics on the liquor question re-
Tha nrosram -a Done Under Various Conditions ot,,.,¢
Living.’ Dunca
M11008 tilt-‘N9 lvlklflt ill?‘ 00 tbs ing in the Warrensburg Normal and
Program will be aeveralchildren who. so is unable to
back. tion and presmit . 3
h.._Tliree of‘them have received their: This convention is the sixteenth an- Ci";
instruction. with supervised practice. naal meeti
sin the Normal Piano Training Class Economics Association. The program-
dflflmhe the wk .0 which Mr. Loudenback conducts in«has been arranged to cover the sev- “won the .gn,.m.gg\.,_ 11,, way.
kn. the Conservatory of Iusic at the 0 eral general
iege VDW, Pool and Nutrition. Household guy, ".4 ”."n.fd Kmngar.
-—_————- lanagenien '
HARDING IIAY BI “LlCIID" cation, 1
‘ ‘-w-— tensi ' ,
so Bays wiiiiaa Allan wiiiio la m,,,°',‘,',,;'.‘,,"°",,,c::‘,’_':,"'“"“"
all “*0 (‘Oil l A". comma“.
WBISI. en “T  ‘B111
' OBE80ll_:1NDL _YT p ”.“...'L...._
|g Q. Cledng of Islneriee May Be Viela- _ frontier celebration with the instant Philadelphia-8t. Louis.
. tien of Anti-Trust Act.
I! United Prue.
CHICAGO. July
WC”. Illlltllll  States “I-vgf  nfgghutg
trict attorney. toihy announced he
‘has started an investigation of the

industry. -
He desires to determine whether
ieleslu

~ INNOTE REPLY,

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°‘ ‘"_':';_‘o‘{h_"""'.,,n m.,"’°°",.lBritain Vfantsmstatement

""' v".““ lantuehy I-‘amlly.

a—.¢_;-._..__.

A telegram to C. B. Rollins an-
,nourices the death of Mr. Rollins‘ ii men composing Headquarters
cousin. Thompson 8. Burnain. of,and Headquarters Section of the
iaicsunona. Ky.. graiidsen of Dr. A. ism riou Artillery. Missouri .\
VI. Rollins. tional Guard. left today at 12:40
On a recent Visit to Kentucky. p. m. for the fiftet-n4ia,v annaul en-
lr. Rollins called to see his cousin campment at Fort sill. Okla.
‘but found him to be absent. attend-A Officers of Headquarters are as
annivcfury. of his follows: Col. John F. Williams. Capt. ‘ . _. _
ersity of Michigan. Earl M. Page. ('apt. N. E. Wade.   
telegram announc- First Lieut. Richard Troxel. and ‘ ’
1' uiaiiaauiorirrnaraaniis Regisnetalkdttwi-hll C “*-
ilfll . . ere ii . yu an 2. ‘a i- 0 ’ '
lllns  recdved a nevfpc clip-_gan. l’lGOdQiJIl'tOr.i Section officers mmlttere   for an
23:; Vnitli an editorial notice of "The are: Capt. A. L. ('ampbeli and First Appraisal to Deter-
. n urnam." which is of special Liout. Harvey Wertz. ~ - ~
{interest to Columbia: , i The forty-six enlisted men belong mme Pnce of
l “Thornpaon S. Burnam of Rich-{to Headquarters Section. Radio Sec-- the Pllflt.
lmond. who. at 73. died yesterday. tion. Regimental Scout Section. Sig-. flu _ _..... ...‘
was a notable member of a distin- nal Section and instrument Section. ' flint lhll 050 Joint applica-
auiaiicd Kentucky family. and a The train on which the men left Man of the Public Service Co.. ass
_nioiuber of that family notable for met Battery A of st. Louis at Mc- 0"‘ WIN‘ Engineering Co.. which
 ha‘ve!d‘:tinguished it. Baina. A special train is to  will .beChear\l_ before the Public
f m u . C . Bfi . h,'l‘liue q ‘ties ncu business acu- made up at how Franklin. where f‘”"“"’ '°''"'“'''°'‘- 00"» ‘OM19’.
N um,” um" m_..men. Ir. Burnani. as «me of the Battery 1), ::03rd Anti-Aircraft Ar- I!‘ an attempt to raise the «push-
gn secretary. asking this gov _ . , _ . .
the 9”" r _[feunders of th Burley Co-operative tillery. will be picked up. 18000 of the gas company to a fig-
Pwmm hm.” Association. was a useful man in Batteries ii. 1-. and 1-‘ of the 128th we more than double the plant's
to tmlthe organisation, and to the cause will entrain at he-dalia. and Battery actual value at this time. in orhr
‘d the planters because of the value B will be added at (‘linton: Battery "1 VOW‘ lhc III rate. a committee
of  family ume and because of ii of the '2'(l3i1'd. .\loinrise.l Anti-Air. of citizens of Columbia wll present
his individual standing and business craft outfit of .Nevada. will ioin 1| _Pr<_m-st to the Public Service Com-
,capacity. . thi-rc.. and two special trains will lnII'.~w" ll"'0||Il| "0Wll'd V. laior,
"Hadison is an upland county with he made up of Pullmans. ‘"9’ “"°""¢Y- ‘slot will act in a
in sitht of the Cumberland Motllr The train». will ziirive at Fort Sill l"’W"“‘ “RFC”!!! in the matter to
tniris. with all of the charm of the hr-two-i-ii 1'.’ Sin and 1 o'clock toinor'- lHH’¢' the transfer of the company's

Day Encampment.

RATE INCREASE
Gas Co.  to Get
Permission to Sell
Bonds on $180,000
Valuation.

Seven officers and forty-six en-

of Commons Before
Adjournment.

KEEr"nmoMnu3

.—.. _. —.

incare ls Awaiting Copy
‘ of Belgian Reply Be-
fore Sending Own

to London.

 
  
 
  
  
     

‘in! the fiftieth
CID It the Univ
l Pellwwfng t

Credit for having the or uni...‘ p.....f_’ ‘

PARIS. July 23. -Great Britain
ly to the British note.

al A communication was received
to students would roili-

all others, including specialernment to hasten

September 12 and 13. keep his promise

8t. Lanai. State (‘mu- iaama-ant. Ann» 2.
..gp§ S_ simpich, (‘oIum- ‘ Poincare is awaiting a copy of tho
J. A. $1‘!!! reply before sending his own.
Tunas wii.i. si3ii.iii Ts
 THE sciiooi. (‘flN\l'.'N'l'lfi.\'
Pltograms for“ Similar. Occasion in
Other (‘aunties Being Planned
by hliss Wright.

W. L. Nelson. J. Ki-lly Wright
13 Prof. H. H. Embers-in of the ex-
tdsion department of the college
of Agriculture will be the speahers
at adistrict Sunday school conven-
‘tiun of the Harg Community’ Sun-
by School which will be held at
the Olivet (‘hurt-h at Hsrg. August
11. Miss iiarriet Wright is the au-
Charlie psrlntendent of this district, which
indudea the following county Sun-
shy schools: Hinton. Oakland, Eon-
ine Femme. Deer Park. Siiaw. Bercs
and Harg.

The program in addition to the
peeches will include songs and
iv that bar ¢'}- drills by the children. rzacn son.
Cl'|3P“" " day school will be represented by

vi!
the national organisation.
was selected for the

Requirements.

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ble.
now I never could have mar-

experiments in love in my

l'm glad it's over; I have
I never
as Mrs. Char-

Conference to Es-
tablish a Wage
Agreement.

Hy United Pre-

WASHINGTON. July 28.—Gov-
crnment intervention loomed today
in the coal crisis brought about by
0 the breakdown of the wage agree-
ment negotiations between leaders
anthracite operators and miners

Rowena Schmidt. hfiss Jes-

Monday to attend the con-
of the American Home Eco- °i

The United States Steel commis-
on under the chairmanship of John
Hayes Hammond went into confer-
ence today to study the serious situ-
ption following the collapse of the
‘Atlantic City negotiations.

7C. B. STUDENTS TO DEBATE

.o—-:.

the instructors represent-
3’

. hills

spects. something more than the Ii-iivmg that ill addition totlii-troops -t-ll additional hand. .54 not-3 5,,
views, It figs rich pasture lands gnd Battery (' from .\lar_vvi'lle. and a "ml *1 ~"U|’V¢.\' can be , grfl
(iuarih from
slflvundings social distinction.
in Kentucky in ants hdlum dgya grp drawn at Fort Sill for equipment W15 Ind ll"-‘ proposed amount of
ty remains one of large farms and Fm‘! 55". Ukls. Th!‘ fir“ right signers of t -
ing upon the scale that was com- l'.ah. (E W. Harrell and Son. I‘. W.
state as a whole. than it is nowa- I -w'l3°'l- MON‘ P0110!!! are being
man. typical of his caste and his I5 Socnnd Annual Afiair i‘?""l"|i i“"i~“ 3"? lubmlltfll. accord-
.in excellent representative of the , the l’uhlit- Seivice Collllililllfll W3
ers Chautauqua.
moot V“ “d with huh Monday is the opening day of the blunt and holdings were offend 1.
‘Hum’ . Rlmbuw chm“ comm. _ Bunnm of ‘ht Kemuk). Chautauqua ard (‘amp-Meeting As~ The petition further sets forth
-"'0'-"0 Tliisasaebl ‘ll ftli ‘mi hhii ‘
° at Oakland when the meeting is held “.068 '.L!’"NG lND'‘(.1.ED 1” y " N" M r" M" ' 5' "“' °' Pk”
_____ -__ 4_____ BY GRAND JURY TODAY t‘2I(‘l'i Saturday night. On 0lll('P'not be ugod for nu "mun. Pub
.M4YiVTFRVFVF
. - 4 J. -4 ‘ G". in Attwflu. gelistic party will hold gospel serv- b¢,m]n.1 for gigo.oog_ men it “ '°._
...f U 4 gifts.
c|1‘y'_ July 2g._..Judg.. The first week Will have opening "3... in the fmungv Q“ ',‘.o"“ "_
by a grand jury today in connection ~“"“’:‘l")’ ‘ml Sufldll’ "60 l"llfl'| r\"- mittee requests that an appraise-
gan was killed a month ago while ""'l “'‘'‘'l‘ wlih R""""u9" ‘ml “ll” be ordered and made. and tilt per-
The judge's car overturned. pin- ““d"" W"“‘l"“’" d‘3" °""‘i'-" A“‘ the proposed valuation is made.
defined the Men. of the umdem‘ day and Sunday i-cnool rally day MAY BE A NEW BYl‘I'3fl
to Consolidate
Mum”. common on we p_m,_ creation and Hike day. August is. “"I|'“h all "Ila llailnasa
. , Nae-
. tist da Boone founty Sunday NEW YORK. July 23.—A cori-
the convention the thesis of
‘ Chicago and It. Louis roads. known

Bluegrass region and. in some rc- ow. (‘olom-I Willianis said before h"l‘ii'\l(* and pi-rmimion to issueand
bgguty of the |nan rolling central going from th.s section. the Service "W Film of 850.000 over the pup.
pt-auntie. glut are without mountgm Battery from Burlington Junction. ‘hi’? Ni" 0' "'9 Plant held I)
made
remit» fields and a culture which battery uf anti-an-nor’ Nuliiinal valuatwn of the plant appraiaad.
long has given Richmond and i Arkansas would be TN‘ Protest. in written form. sets
' there for the eiit-sinipmeiit. All guns, {Drill llllll lhr proposed purchaaa
cuiditions of rural life which existed ammunition and animals will be P7109 "1 ‘hf’ Oliinion of the cornrait-4
‘more nearly exemplified in Xadiaon of the outfit. Postofficc of the (‘o- bonds. are excessive as regards the
nowadays than elaewhere,1‘h¢- coun. lunihis men will be l2itth l-‘. A., ilflufll Hiluc of the plant.
-large manor houses. The business ‘ ‘V , ‘ i‘ "W? Percy N. Klass. C. W.
allélil)‘ of men who have kept farn1-   If  lolllllllrl, Stanley Sisnon. C. D. E3‘
s . x . J 4 .
‘momr two xen".a.;°m um. in my  ‘  . ) , hit-Allister, James Butler and E. I.
;. S.l(T\l \
days. is noteworthy. Btirnam. .1 l ‘-‘ktd W “Kn 100 P035150?!-
a large land owner and business -“UPP0fl~lnK "Ill _|Tll-llflefltthe fol-
couiity. was an excellent citizen and of Ljndenlakc Farm, ‘"V i0 ""3 '"-‘U’“'"°"l3 Th“ ill W".
Burnam clan. That clan. of pioneg '‘ "human. of "mm M ‘P’ Flint.
Kentucky stot'h.IlId oi Anglo-Saxon ‘mi ill“ '0 s‘Plv¢m50|'. 1933. the
rqreaeri _ _
dl-I schools in the district. She is credit in Public life by the late Judge “com! "”“‘l "'“‘l’"l"h' l''"'''"'"' ‘h" WU’ Oi Volumbil 10? "(NWO-
. r ' Q',,n'of Appuh ‘ad in pnvme M0 suciation on. the farm of  l‘. Roby, that the consumers offer no pro-
_ lfll °i€ll‘:::¢"‘.'7-°"‘ ‘lg ::°h:""°°l"-‘w_-thou?‘ R 3"". --r _ _‘ Jgsiiggn iu)es,wgn of (alumina plant to the amer--fa wmb the
a "me Ann“ 5‘ Wcrka A part-ant ia rm-cared for bonded. "proiided. that such amounta
. ‘ *“ . nishta PXNW the Fhaiitauqus poses in the future but we are
It Cit J ri t A sed ~ . . . . . .’
"'“(_'0.n.“7‘.. ‘it’. Du‘-;‘h"o' "' nights. the Harold l\. (ornish cvan- of the opinion that if this plant he
   “"“ 7"" -Wmbly is financed by none that this bonded indebtedness
- L - J . L i ByKl:"ii:;e;Al'Sr ml)’ serve as a balm for increased
Edy‘;-d ;.l[.';,mgn. of 9“. gouu,,,d,. day, organization «lay. Midway day. cm-..._
Municipal court here was indicted "um-“‘l‘l" ‘l“~"- R"“h¢'9“"i ‘ill’. "id in view of these facts. the com.
with the death of Elisabeth 1.. llun- nu-' Varnwr-' (‘hat-taucina. merit of the Columbia Gas Works
gas in an auto accident. Miss [)tin- “""d‘Y- A“i1’“"i 5- "i""" “W 99"’ by the Public Servn-e Coiugiggign
returning from a roadhouse party ‘i_‘‘-‘'» “ii” i‘ dill’ 1'-'"i""dl*' "'93- mission to transfer the gas wuka
with Judge Fleming. """"""" d"‘3" “dd "“”°“"" d"Y~ and to issue bonds be withheld until
ning the girl underneath. The in- ‘mi 7' 1'‘ ‘ml 1" ('""‘"“""i7 (‘h“"" - ~—-—-—-
dictment stated Judge l-‘It-ming "Mn Box" Scout Md "amvfirr Girls .\l(‘liEl. PLATE g,u|,go,u)
I d- t . I . ed finish the second week. _ -—-- ~-—
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Fished at .ahea. iautliori .
I The Round Table Club had fish’ Such a consolidation. if it won
for luncheon today. it was all be» approved by the ligantgu C...
cause some members of the club had merce Commission.
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less of his or her party affili-
account of rain.

9 i‘ 0°‘ Wuli‘ ations” is the subject to be debated
tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock at
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5“ ' tudent Congregation at the First
stian Church. according to an
"0"" announcement made today.

Leon Waftel and Allan Cox will

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