5
. ‘ Memorial Union. which
in it rooms

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at aim
saturday

  
  
   

 

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“Approximately $75,-
Among’ the

;’CAMPAlGN Sums JAN 21 Q
 ‘Kansas City Organization ,

Plans to Meet Equal
Quota With St.
Louis.

709 the University. new director of

 .,";'with which the preliminary step
. A . be.

is
mrtalten in both St. Louis

«- and Kansas City.

The executive committee in

St. _.._._

 ‘;_ Louis met with the general com- A BENTON

- ..  - mittee last Friday night, and at that
 time. it was decided to raise “’

J . .9 -. pr-oxnmately $76,000" as the quutg:__

_ there among the 1.700 alumni. A
fleampaign. which is to last a
71",. will be started January 21. T

W. H. (“Pally”) Holmes, Jr.. who
elected ’ t of the Kansas

_ was
'3" Gty Alumni Association at a ban-
' ' he lsansa

 {la January 21, and continue dur-
__ "lag that week. and indicated that
‘ the quota would be 875,000.

9!‘
ans
0

that this “is from here on

~ and not including the fund already
uised in Kansas City.”

The alumni drive in St. Louis. ao-
’ Jones. is to

ti
tally interested in the project." Doc-
 Jones

said. “and have already

' ,- ind tbs’:-committees; -which
‘ will work out definite plans for car-
rying on their part in the -memorial
union and stadium's realization."

former

T While the niumnae and
women students are interested in
tile stadium. it is understood, he ud-

  

u
y stated. to cost A8500, .
d the Stadium's first unit. to be

pompleted in time for the Kansas
tame next fall. is estimated at

Bids sire now being nccepted on

the tower.‘which is the lirst unit of

the Memorial Union. Construction

on this unit. which is to cost $105.-

. 3' 4? ooo, will be started after the first
_ of the year.

 ‘rsx at-:i§i1'rIo:'~.° WAITS ox
~- 1-no

POSED BONUS BILL

r‘_ ' llouae Must .C;t.lil:l‘-of Latter Be-

fore Anything on Taxation
‘ Can Be Done.

1 United Pro-T."
W'ASl*llNGTON. Dec. 17.--llouxc

lcaders rolled up their sleeves today
to clear the way for tax reduction
as urged by President Coolidge but
found the right-of-way barred by
the soldier bonus question.

Their first problem is to get rid
of thebonus bill. by passing that
bill or by trying to move tax legis-
lation concurrent wi bonus

1; is thought that it will be man):
weeks before anything.daf1nitc is

Organization of the House was

completed today when the commit-
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tadium for 114. U.

 STADIUM DRIVE?
 St. Louis """"A1umni to Raise‘. ...,.
.'|‘0l.l.fiI‘,11scr;Ass' looivsrrruruoiéi
ub will “hold a special muting‘

°" l-h°_¢hU|t_es that will be made in
the Missouri state constitution. if
"'9 l3l’°P05¢d amendments are
ado ted.

lnmbia, in order that they may hear
him give an explanation of the‘

ge .
strictly nonpartisan. E. W.‘Stc.pbens
30 n

Have Made Home Here Sin
Marriage. a Half-Century Ago
Tnznorrow Mr. and Mrs. Jacob it had a population n

Bass avenue. will he came here in
celebrate their golden-wed-then he has seen

SEAL DRIVE IN
_ COI.UMR1.I IS
ON TOMORROW Q

250,000 Christmas Labels

meetilxlqx. January 24. at the home 0

p_ Fathers and‘ ‘‘St.‘ay-at-liomcs°‘ ‘ In-
vited to Attend Tomorrow Night.
The Parent-Teacher Association

Ff - - - -. in the la
week’ flfdnemon I 1} years ago they were ma.
oc

ripd at the homg of Mrs. SeuinKQ"5 llfllhlé (0 leave his ll0USC. lit‘ till.‘
0

have made their home in Columbiat U"-'. home that he calls his den
"We lived for forty-three ,veai‘s 3"
in what is called the ‘Old Selli

(1 reads everything he can con-

MISS MORTON IN ‘CHARGE
Holiday Colors’ Used in
Design This Year

.,,; a sons. ‘‘Silent Night." after which
 . that they will raise as much as St.
., I .

veteran and participated in several

Church." said Mrs. Scllinger.
minor skirmishes. coming out un-

port on what was done at the Par- :,::\.:;a$ iilgeufeolfghgotfiugeaasg

-5 one incident that occurred while
. _ l‘ P8 he was with’ the Federal troops.
dealing with the problems of child ‘fraveling in those days was no
welfare will be read ty Mrs. F. It.

_ . . ll

Barnett. Mrs. W. ll. Johnson} Mrs. L’ml “"'°"l°°" 5'9"‘ ‘3°- “'5”
I T h d ——d———--~-— d he retired from active life, he spent
two un re and fig: gggusan his days I?! the shop Slllildlllg on rid“ ban” of a big mow “MW

the postman's already heavy burden . ml" had covered ‘me (“um”).

Lomixpiacrlzni ‘
FOR CER:\lA\‘Y

'- 2‘ to Doctor be - r‘ ‘ i
f  by the fact that the women Bun‘ “ 1" (Jame 1‘ rom  S'
’-. are to conduct a campaign along

he s d. M. 1 ‘ S
re ace" mg to as La" Mot that the.train couldn't move en t

on. field representative for the
Missouri Tuberculosis Association.
camps’

Mrs. Sellinger declines to take it
upon hers t’ to advise the youngr 4,“ ,_.
h husky soldiers, their only a

ti ' '

tomorrow for the sale of seals.
hundred stamps are being sent to
each of 2.500 residents of Colum-
bia, accompanied by a stamped on-
vclope for the return of either the
seals or the money in case they are

' through the snow and cold wind.
They made the trip in seven days.

fifty vcars ago, but then we re ll

- They have three children, two sons
didn't know any better and did 0
an '

and a dpughter. Another sun, Jacob.

Having watched the town grow

Red, green and white, the conven- - - ..
. , I _np, .':lr. Scllingcr tagpagr-eat in’

' .Il(l'..AN FL.A.YI«:I)
BY J. H; GEORGE

Says Men With Courage of

to Germany will follow a successfu
completion of the American-Allied
expert inquiry into Germany's fi-
nancial capacity and the adoption
by the interested governments of
conference's recommendations.

CONFESSES TOT"

Such a loan as proposed will be
the largest in the history of such
financial aid. with the exception of
the loans made to the Allies during

Harrv Adler, 23, Clears
a double-barred cross, the emblem ‘ . .
St. Louis Crime Wave

of the international anti-tubcrculo-

In Missouri. the campaign is to
be cllocted through the individual
.<al(' of stamps. according to the
pl

Other nations will undoubtedly
join in making the loan but the bulk A
ler, 23 year:-. old. who claims-he is
sermon to the congregation of the
. (‘alvary Episcopal (‘hutch yester-
ng sent over the state. Mass Mor- da .
son will be located in the offices of
th

cleared up much of the mystery of
the St. Louis crime wave this year.
by confessing to have taken part in
100 hold-ups in the last six months.

ft
to’ her feet and resume the’
payments of reparations. vast sums: )-
bc advanced to her, it was Mr. George cited the cfiort of
, some people to organize a branch of
l la n . -
Booths for a more wide 6;: whose name and address were foun
sale of seals than can be accom-
plishcd by the mailing system are to
be located at various places during
the week. according to Miss
Booths are to be located at
Pct-k'a Drug Stort‘. at A. l’rcrlcn-
' dall's at the postollice and in con-

said that they were persons uh

-Id ttandf th' "les
mu no 8 or 0“ pmmp twenty robberies in two months and

Belgium have agreed to cute!’ into!

it involved Adler. causing the older
with the greatest problems of the
wit hthe greatest problems
country in-un-American ways. '

ut the subjects for discussion must

nothing involving reparations, with- ups netted only about $100. 01' which

THAl.lA.\’ (;uf.n 'r<)'(;'1'\'r-3 l'l.A\'
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were preparing for their first con-
tact with the Allies since taking of-

EIIARITT fi
INTO THE HOMES ‘Pb

Total -of $709.86 Collected
Re

T H
County Hospital in a critical condi-
tion with a bullet wound in his neck,
while a warrant is out for the ar-
rest of Tom Baskett. negro from

Glasgow. who is charged with the
‘ shooting, which occurred Saturday‘
ni ht at a dance at the home of
Fred Riclcctt. 501 Clay street. »

liall charges Baskett with the

The Thalian Guild of Columbia
High School will present “The De
Departed" at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon in the study hall of the a
The cast: Hrs. Slater. Max-

a

to deal with these questions by set-
up their own standard of what

5
'93-
22

They are going to let citizen whis-

per against citisen, and they are go-

to take those whom they con-

sider obnoxious out at night and sh

torwre them and whip them with-

out-trial and without defense. _
“They propose to murder the pro-

l

passing Riclu.-tt's home, Ba.-klett I3‘-
--—----—--, ed and with an oath exc aim .
Loui.-. !\'i¢-man Heads Acacia Lodge. ..-I-hem-. Tom “.11, rm gafiixgd to
Reports turned in today by thei
. to make as all think ‘and m alike
and incite and encourage a spirit of
warden. '1'. Howard Groves; junior: I l 81110118! 118." S83 M’

tatives Shatter? , Wisconst

Kvale and Weftdld. Minnesota. and _ _

the lone Socialist in Congress. Ber- the charity drive of the Public Wel- ,
, I -

; T39-

; H. L. “'ilson; treasurer. B. C. liunt; “It is not this that we need but

"I8 W9 '3“ 0‘ 3'‘ recorder. J. P. D! '
C

nan: ‘i-smog raastosar cunp-ten no raise same for an
Woraa‘s Faculty Club
"A .llcers at Saturday Night
r .. Dean Bessie’ L. -3“
' president or the Fault!’

_ Women's Club for the flllil,7P?‘Ition
eethg or the,organlIohoII'.u;

I noun-€oT"Ic}s' Club to mm.
‘The results of the canvass." said. A nasal

. Reserve
bean "917 nleuins. 5 Officers‘ Club at_ 7:80 Wddneaday
inasmuch as the entire business sec-? “km in an gt J
I04 959 "1'5°“'i“35""3°"' °£;accoTdlng to an announcement made

L Ca 3. . Tlndall.
Pnifessor Xuhlman said that . “""""”’.___..___......"“ G

dra
from their inmost nature, saying

here
f-° bullet had lodged in the back of
the mailing. huirtigry and prorincial ,,.¢g_ '
aa

01-?
on ' snows roa oouzsnsf
Caafidau Falls ué,

Deadlock. : A

‘lbtnsd total membership of thaf
Broadway and Wllfls 

--war--¢-

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    ' REvOLUTIO.\* L\’

MEXICO TURNS
TO STR ATECY

Insurgents Trying to

Evade Battle, Attempt-
ing to,Hold ()bre-
gOn's Troops.

FEDEZRALS Illovs TO EAST
Vera C ruizl Sector Prob-

ably Next Scene of
Action in Civ-
il War.

 

) mlvl l‘n-<-.
.\ EXlFO CITY. Dec. i5 (De-

l.

l ..
layed).-Driving back the rebels in
the west, Federal forces. turned sud-
denly on those in the east. and with
Olrregon taking personal direction
of the attack government troops
were moving swiftly into action
against the main insurgent army in
the Vera Cruz vicinitv

Obregon returned from the Jalisco

sector Friday after he had reviewed
a‘strong Federal force and started
it on its way against General lZrt.*a- l
;da's rebel army of the west.

The main Federal action. however.-

appears to be contemplated in the:
east. ' ’

Obregon and his generals turned
their attention there as soon as

hr use against General Sanchez n.
[he east.

MR. A1\‘l)‘ltlAltS;ii(;.*l).'tTRlST

linois on Ilia Twenty-
Second Birthday.

..\lr. and Mrs. George D. Crist. church, Dr. Percy Stickney Grant
1aA. South Tenth street, celebrated in the chum}, Q,
d their thirty-eighth wedding anmver- go,-mu, w_ (;uuu-3,, in 5;, guy’,

sary and Mr. Crist’s sixtieth birth- mm 1);, K1,] R¢i1.nd_ rector of 81,
day with a dinner party at 6 o'clock (;¢opge';,

last night at their home

gu.-10-1. Mr. and Mrs. S. C. H nt.

u
Mr. and unis. r. Conley, w. J.’d¢.-;.,-.1 in
Pllmef. E. M. Wllfion. Ed Wtbtt dressed in the robes of a doctor of

and Bud Webber. Mr. and Mrs.g
Ann. lll.", says Mr. Crist.

grandchildren. Mr. -Crust’: father,.

ved to Cooper County. Xissouri.-I
in 1869, and to Columbia in Noreen:-' F3533

her, 1872. He is a orrtractor a

builder. Mrs. Crist is ‘-6 years old»

'4 Jam l!E'l'll0Dl8‘l' cauacup

‘ '10! Neir Members Addadto Rollin W
Three Heaths.

raised

Ira. Carl Stewart. Bland Un-
lhaugh.lrs.BeacBir-dlaggardand
Robert!

 

 

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RI:(xx;xrno\ BY
I'xm:ns'r.m:s

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to El.!:‘.(:l‘ l0l;l'lI('éRS 's1'.\'n.n 
- - - - Htfours To Wnm: I-loom

(io\'emment:fi'a Unde-

ncxt Sunday afternoon in the church

.
_. . ....-- ..O_ '."‘¢.......u-¢‘.. -

11 av! l‘rv-ii,’ K
\\'ASllll\'GTON, Dec. l7.-—-A s
vict note, asking for negotiations

-ac--our--r4 -~

about formal recognition _of the
ballots with the names of the nomi-

‘l
the church are urged to be present.
ders. deacon.-I and dcacone.~.-4-s—\\—as

called by the chairman. Frank (1
- has not yet decided whether to re-

arranging the election and discuss-

Thc note from Moscow is the first
to negotiate for an under-
~tanding lwtwrv-n lllt United States

1
mas and other matters important

MI's'I('R“ snfifiisxrrzaiaai _
_‘“,or‘‘ and No won’), Chen mi l\n c:.n\~¢.r.sa'.iun.~ have pl‘(‘t‘(-d('d 

“I always worked hard and forgot
to worry. That's probably
makes me look young," said Virgil
Musick. 609 Turner avenue, when
asked why he looks younger than
he really is on his sixtieth birth-

.\’E\\' YORK-CITY. Dec. l7.--So-
~vit-l Russia has sent a,note to the
United States declaring itself ready
to negotiate for resumption of of-

here gave out the test of the note.

Mr. hlusiclfs son. James V. Mu- _
based on the reference to Russia _ to

sick. formerly a student in the Uni-
Both of his message in Congress.
daughters are graduates of the L'ni- _G ' _

. exgn minister, who sent the note tc
one of numb Walihington, explained that Russia ,.
wishes to remove all lnisunderiptan ---.-
lngs and ditlerencea between the
two countries and to enter into veto-
liations on all the problems men-
‘ d in President Coolidge‘: vmos)

is teaching in Co'orado while the
l:

REVOLT UNDER H
WAY IN CHURCH

Episcopalian ' Modernists

39- .
Tcitcherin said that negotiations

ual non-interference in internal

‘ohm: mmcoxi'Ici'loN nit v
. ooan-usnouno IAOQINERY ,--.,

- Dy United Press.
A NEW YORK. Doc. 17.—“An or-
“"3" “'03” W‘ Film‘ I-‘P End filth‘. ganiud revolt is under way to mod-
Thc plan of Estrada ify the Episcopal
seems to be to draw the Federal United States." Dr. Stewart 1..
troops away. and by evading a bat- son, vicepresident
tle keep their attention agaged 5) church union, told the United Press
a‘ to prevent withdrawal of troops todg).
“It is a movement that surpasses
in importance even the great refor-
mation of the middle ages. We
a v o - p
(ELEBRATE Afifi“ ERSARY church. but eventually to do away
Were Married 38 Years . go in \I'ilJI 811 UK‘ “'0
- 0

Carter _
in 'as councilman of the Second
Ward at a meeting of the City

routine business will be tran-
ted

“On the face of it. I am against
the proposition to purchase coal-_

» of he

took’ Mrs. Crist. then Miss 11,. meg“
Pl"-‘M C0l°m3l'l- TOT 8 M70148)’ 9793- which the fundamentalists and the
out on my tv-‘anti’-st-cond birthday. modernists have split is the insist-
December l6, l88-'1. I! lit’? home in gnce of the fundgmcntglisu on the
Ann. 111-" says Mr. Crist. ~virgin birth otchrist. which un-
Thosc,prcscnt at the dinner last modem '

sidcration to discussion of the pro-
night were: Mr. and Mrs. A. L F0!’-‘flu the light of mode POIMOD-" '
Docto

 

. As its lirst move to overcome the
Four generations of the Cristconformists, or‘ “men
family are now living. Mr. and Mrs. minds
Crist have two children, C. M. Cristffight
Kansas City. and Mrs. Ruth Stew-,the . [he W. Keaton. rector‘
art. Columbia. They have huenfthe I-‘irst Episcopal Church of Po

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