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.~ , ‘ ~ ' imng of the _‘ 
   . _Pittenger; Smith andschemmor in:
- ‘i I D .  More ‘ ache middle distances: Poage. Trow-‘,
-  _ ~ nllgter  .151-idge and -Edda in the distance
l  ‘ 6- . ‘a ‘ '

runs; Etta:-. Surface
_‘ —-—---— ‘ - ‘ welg ta;
‘ M.  BAIJANCEDESS Dohahoe in
 _ i_,,___._... ' ll ' ,the"let11cr men now out.‘ Wadddl;
 . ' . Be ieves hurlilespnd high hnnpureell. high‘
g.. ‘ pson . 3 33uInP: and Simona. sprints, are the.
 -That‘a'-Good Sl'lOW17lg ,mal coming -back the first of the
l ' ‘ ‘ Made. ’ '?‘°" ' ° ‘ - l
 .B¢ 1 l  Besides this aggregation of tropb T
’ ’.Tlll8    winners, Braitaford. sprints ' big‘
. _.- ‘amp; ' . middle
hei enough f¢8ll°ll9°5 Wh rton. djhtancos; and Simps n
it B. 1- Sllllll-9°ll,and. Cunningham. hlfrdlcs, of tail;
forth a second H0509 10Y’__year's squad. are also, on hand and

 

‘nextisemutcr Captai I

   

and a l wall-balanced on

.wh‘ole.-f
looking

whlhl still a freshman

with‘ a few outstanding starspl‘ - .
to-an ‘ll:-(.}ooosol~l

is Insertion “at Center?

 

.

the llisariuri track squad illgx‘
forward to a fairly hifll p0--.
. . _ "'5  "I sition in Valley track circles. Cosch’_
. Blllld lll file SP 0183‘ Simpson is not over-confident an , -
the -Pole "ll" "9 does not lay claim to the besttes ._

in the country, but he is satisfied his,
men will do for themselves and,‘

the school.

..:———.

asst-:n_Al.l. stale . our

“hefty” Praett..Former M.‘U. Man. 31
. ble to '°

lay Now.

A report has st Louis tell
if

the re to form of

"II
8.0‘ filtlivcrsity of Missouri Tigers 24 to
l'l- ' the

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T0 NEBRASK 1-

   ls

wlwin tbs mud“ ssouri‘   ,iskct'cllcs on the map of that high-
‘ y "en “,9 39 resents .-way. «drawn-Fnda

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« . -

gdlstances; and Thornsberr)
snrluts.-'= 7

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1

' Special to the Ill-uourian.

AGAIN.-1 LINCOLN. Neb., Jan. 7-The
liivefisity of Nebraska launched its
924.basketbalI campaign here Sat-

0

his

in the‘ 1' Stone Wall for First

15 Minutes of
Game. , 1
‘it-I:l’.l.l§KER STAR

Marks Beginning
of Scoring for
Home Team.

night by turning back

The Tigers. runners-up in

turn _
(“Lcft?‘l’) Pruitt. a former student 1928 Valley race. failed in their at-

""'”m - ~ ~“thU‘ 't'whobaabeen1n'}n 1 hfi dz
-11-ulblaan track men. About twenty impugn": ,m,,d,1,._ :1-he mm M": In e , rnversl 1. . __te, pt to so'v1:.t c re-man c ease
 me: am to we we-'»  we -----tl---4 by   a:.:;:::.:;:  ::;3.: :55  ..?.;.'::'".°.*..:::::':::

and the coach‘: want a Y°_lll“.dition of the 1923 freshman team.’

squad of more than fill)’ composed ;of several outstanding
g enrwhq report for trick stars. lteeble, all-roundman. and
work regular! Will  §*¢ll3°d' {Wm Richcrson. weights, both placed high

in the National Junior Collegiate:

Lamar. and Vallet for Distances
Lamar will run the distances. hav-

5.

’ th
' ut a week before the official open-‘ in cross-countryz.
53' of an u-goon. putsronsiderable member’ of the cross-country team.

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  CLASSIFIED Al)VERTISEMEN'lS
‘ PHONE 55 '

. Sis Insertions for Se a Word-

Bo;

‘.  Cent-a~Word a flay.

-n..c..l....l... ln.....--... s. .  1 nknts on first floor. Call Telephone
iIl'.°l T5’ *‘‘'‘'°‘''''‘“‘‘ °‘  ;’lx328. ‘Mraulames Butler. 107-l0ll

laeludis ladies are-never-_ 05 ' kl

 ’
FOR RlZNT—Two

M, . . mt
- O, ,',,::,,.,,,,{u;.::' ,..;. . well furnished and comfortable.
1.. elanifird adwgtklnr ‘ - flarge sleeping porch , Prefer Uni-
lna lb-o-mun - -Ell l ' 0”": l‘ varsity men next semester. 415 llitt
°' “W 3'" “”' ° street: on hot: Red. H103-108

plat only tmiu..lmn:‘n‘:_nAa-  ’. 1?‘ 9 _ _
nu ..i..-nL‘35..: ..... .....hm..a.. .. l- nor: aEls"rT\\'el‘lI< ht-nu-aw front
up high»: standards at honesty. ‘room or women. . 9. . atson
..g.._,_ __ Place. Phone 1573. P1012112

 

I FOR RENT--Steam heated rooms,
hot a ' cold -water. Price reason-

to travel. Make secret investiga-
tions. Reports. Salary and: ex-
penses. Experience ‘unnecessary.
Write J. Ganor. Former-Govt.’ De-
tective, St. Louls. ‘ o.- ,- -

way and Hitt, upstairs.

FOR RE2€'l‘--2 and l.-‘gvrooms on
second floor and two rooms on third
floor-in warnnsteam heated house.

WA~NTED—-Washing to do. _W\’ill for second aemeatcr. Girls. Boa
call and deliver. Phone 2072 Green. "reasonable. Phone 1831 White.
a - --__l(l___"«_-_11_3'**-" -~ «-— V - 13104-109

 

‘ -AREA!‘  FOR REl\’T—3 well furnished
 modern rooms. single" or double as
HONEY T0 LOKN 0n,C01Bll5ll boys. 011 Wilson. Phone 981 Whine.

real estate. Weathers RealtywCf>&lMn=. o. M. Thrall. T106-if

over Newman’: Hardware. 1 .
FOR RENT—Two nicely furn-

 

two years. i I
ett. a southpaw.
Ruth.

JIIXX

most of ‘the -season was

a cast

is .aaid to be in good shape now.

season, om the college star.

,¢__....:.

PIKERS, AT TOP

OFCONFERENCE

Two Vic-to-ries for Wash-
in'gton—f-Sooners De-

7 in. Basketball Standing
how more on

bad -n’.s.~» .’

last 

~11: the first six minutes of play.
_ §'l’be Missouri defense al
llC5°b8"'3 Emile!‘ 31llt¢€1‘- isolated a ston wall for the

V in 1922. .531 Wllllfl hid 3"“ teen minutes f the game. During
" Only five weeks remain before the last August ll Clllcillto. lllB.f0l’lll€l' 1”‘ 3°" keep“? his “'‘°“Pb°"‘" ‘" llllfi lllllf‘ N“bl'll3l3ll'-“ lll"-"~’ P0

so pre-
firdt fif-

‘llli «represented a. trio _of f lee throws
of the game almost all summer. ‘He by cggifl-_

and

\

The

already won a letter ;last fall c°°"¢°‘ Sis!‘-"3 ‘"3933?’ °f l-h°.Goodson replaced

Valley” _ another Btlcwlls. 583-3 ll? 9300018 11 KN!“ for .\'t-braska. The big pivot man;
fr

Tigers were leading when

seemed to crtimple the Missouri de-
fense. Vol: scored a side shot, and.
'Good.son followed with three bas-
kets.‘ Tiplon added the extra point

and Nebraska led at the half by a
12-to-7 score. ‘

Mi
half rcpresclltcll two nu-at baskets
by Lester. a side throw by Fuurol.
land a free throw by Wheat.

1 . The Bengals 1 threatened at the
tltart of the second half when Les-
ter scored in the first minute on a

l-.s»ouri‘s scoring during the first

\'ol::

‘Ti

free tosses.

c
'9

l.ool-‘the Nebraska scoring with a basket,
however. and .\'ebrn.-aka held ll 14-
-f:;,ln-ll lead.

Center Black tore loose and drib-

-“lll bled the entire length

Washington . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 0

Ne-hrlakl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l 0

Oklahoma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l ll

Ibwouri . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ll 1

Drnltr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 l

Grins:-ll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 l .

Kan-In Ans.-. .......... .. o l .ooo1€
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 ll

anus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ll 0 .090 M

Successful in their northern ‘inva-‘,5

sion.

of the floor

Ethrcw two field goals. and kept the
;lead despite a‘ pair of field goals by
,1! eat,‘ thrown in
‘minutes of play.
The summary:

the

  

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A'i‘ltltND0l§l-‘  
  s::.:;:j BE “W AND
 .“:.°.:‘.‘:'.;.'*?: *::.°";".::% ORDER. SUNDAY”
and Saturday, l'0l'lll)ltl0ll  Set

are 2l'bl.lt  J
.travclln: for most anybody's baa-';~ Date for Opening of 
kel ll team. and the prediction‘. ‘ Their 1924lQf.

I

1
I
-

.
1
I

U Grinnellnnd Drake to its credit and ‘

P

ck at center —

-

for an easy basket, and Usher ad-'
_____i V _ washingmn 80* hr had’ melded another two points. Goodson

WANTI-ZD—Men over 18 willing ables . ilo Building. corncr,Broad- llsl in the V811?!‘ balk‘-‘l-bfill ¢0lllPl-"
phone 935_ tition with two victo ‘es chalkcd"up-

51102.3 to hercredit. Was ington opened
Friday night in Grin ell, and added
another victory Sat rday night at

11 sev-
last few H‘ gam,.dn).

Get
*";"" "‘”"“"°““"tc-rbat:l:. it was-anounccd, is signed
‘as assistant coach to Dobie at Cor-
:;nell dor next year. putting to res
th

_ _ Nebraska (20
Des hloines, trlmml the Bulldogs rs.-1.1
25 to 27. \ ‘ "
, ‘ ' Usher. f It.) . . . . ..I II 0 2
Slllllfdlll‘ llllfllt 390 951 (‘min I . . . . . . . . . .0 :4 o
Oklabum 29. Pin - . la l5- Bull». l . . . . . . . . ..o o_ o ,
Mtsaolri 11-. Ne-traalta . ninth, .- a r .: u 1 ~
Hillrsrda 2!‘. Kansas 26- c..u.l.nn. .- . . . . . . .. r. o 4 lo
hhopas 29. Kan-u sale ll». Vola. x . . . . . . . . . .. 2 o 2 4
w-haman .15. Duke 7. 1-rum... .. ........ ..o _. : 1
Three teams broke into the per-f -1 .. -
centage column as a sult of Sat-5 TOW‘  l
in ‘ Yuul

urday's games.

much ‘stronger team than it

Neb aska. with al

' has;

.‘ I've-r
Goula Throws.-
Itlaaourl (Ill)
.

, offer. it was said.

""*;‘” é‘“' "“““'.COLU”M"Bi}CP”REP

1:03 351,1-;...;. modun, 8 ‘roornjshed imam‘ 1-0,. b'.,y5. om. mom shown .in the past. tu ed the tables. ‘wow. 1 ‘I’, . . . . . . .;p  1 E
tllouse. Welllocated on south side..1u-3. man‘), go, 3 1,0,1 will mm on Mlaloutj. and 1'0!“ d 8W8)‘ “'1'-ll  ‘c <_mf""_"’3' “ ; 3;
Liberal terms. Address” M. 0-. C1l'€_reasonnble. Call at 708 ‘Maryland, 3 6'l’°i."t "‘"°ry‘ l ‘ Lewis. at  . . . . . ..o It 0 a
of Missourian. - - phone 692 ‘Black. ‘ GFIOG-108 Oklahoma. "ted 7’ “ d‘"l8er0us, B-rel. e  . . . . . ..n, 2 2 2.
.————.-- ‘—--——-- -_--- - -- - -- --fr’ —' - -- -————j i contender  the "alley title.  B‘-"~'hn’r~ 3 ----~--~0 . 0 I 0

_ FOR RENT FQR RENT"L““'¢‘ “°°m “'9” up to _ early rating by doubling Tom’ _ _ . . .  '5 '9 ;',j

, " ’7“"’“3l"‘d- ."»}l°"°“K_h1Y /¢°lllf°l't8bl° the score on the Kansas Att8l88- The Fool Goals us...-14:4-era.-la. u.h-.- 1.
7'03 3357*‘? (0. "‘°d°”‘ Ind splendid l0t‘3l~l°l1- F0? °ll€ 01’ Oklahomans are using Missouri's coud-nn 1. vol: 1 plan 2. Iiuouri
l'l0ll8€'- 1001 1-0¢llSl*5l«j l’ll°ll€ 904- ' two women or girls. Between Uni- g,...o,..a 313-1., of pin.’ the sham pass.-‘ Wheat 3. Faurot 1 1.:-um 1 wal-h l.
' W 1 _; _ _T1°7f}_°_9" lversity and town.~Phone 2377- Black. it is reported from Norman. J c0‘1‘;':"’”.’“"i"
_‘M T i . ' ii " G “-4.  _ N101“ Eight Valley" games are charted ‘ . 4*
WANTED 10 8ENT’/ H  . v ~ - for this Week. owa State opens i ‘ ‘ “’ " “
FOR RE1\'l—Tmo furnished

.WAN'l‘ED—-Room for two young‘ mom. .135 block, fr 3 d -

V ., _ on] ma way.

‘'‘°“- C‘" 973- E"b‘"k5 °"  newly papcrcd, light and modern.

_ ‘ ‘ Suitable for students or house keep-

 To  lflfl. Twill {l0Of, 107JS0lll.ll 6th

Give phone number and address. Ad-' St“ Ph°"‘~‘ 2002' ' 102'”

~d'°” 1 “"9 Ml”°“'i1‘:)'1' 109 FOR~ REl\'T——South west frbnt

.._____._.._.--_.__..-_ _, ,,.__._‘_Z... in ‘n modern home, beautifully

""""‘?.“" ‘ " , rlllgndhexl. Sunny and warm. To

_. WANTED 10 BUY 1 man and wife or boys. At 512 S.

WAN'l‘ED—We paycasll for cars, Williams. Phone 1283 Red. P92-tf
to .— l l ' ‘

“Inge commbn Au 0 Pans FOR RE.\lT—Koom for boys at

Z 8 . l 5- 1
. ..m .‘‘.£}.‘.9l:’L_———--~——0 110; I17 South 6th street. Phone 1575.
: K92-tf.

[DST AND RJUND .
- ]gg1~__Go1d”‘.,.i“ wmch bewmen: FOR R'ENT-—'lv'o double‘ rooms
11.“ 55,.” and Columbia" now“ and one ,slngle. 718 Missouri Ave.
Call lira. Fee, 334. Reward. Ph°“° "3-?~ 7 1924‘

«._+ .* _ "°°"‘ FOR Rll-3NT—Deslrable rooms for
‘_ ‘FOUND--Will person who took light 5011” k9€Plll8- s-

_ lug lawn.“ wheat” Sgtur- ure. 1st.and 2nd floor. Phone 824
A74tf

., _, jl’ t  return aame'und'B13¢k- 103 South 001 Sl-
T.  ncxdmme his own hat. Call‘ FOR‘ .» REN,r__,l.‘_°
-- .......--:_..« .--—. ‘rooms for light .house keeping in
‘ imodcrn home. Phone 1749 Green.
I 3502 South {Williams
new} - —-._- .f‘."T_‘;..".T.‘T'.'T‘.’ . ...- . .
f , noon AND ooaan
ROOM LAND BOARD-—for girls

1' second semester.

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Poll sAl.l~:—-cqtl ‘while,
'89?!‘ back. mtlflkcy stove. oil heater. '
ilo gas platen. walnut was-drobe.I
500* ' chair, "walnut! to

1...;   1,11" H31"

* .‘ 5 ‘ 1 ‘ I ' v

 ‘;.: 1.i1?,Ro‘:l3é-‘iosislty. Phone 1292 Black.‘ jrlorhl

, APPLES FOR 's.u.a_3.,n..' noon slvo BOAltD—For girls.

Gang, band ;o,m_hm. games’. card for_ men . 216 Hitt. street‘.

York: and Starks cloud. Call‘; Phone l56Q White. Mrs. B..fL. She-

J. '1'. Howard_.'44l-‘4 for delivery.» glean 3103-124

__'__'__ -' v “ET BOARD} and lroou--Fol boys
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1311::-;.8h;3.mm,ht 1-1.... .§E'7‘j moon nlorlcns. ’
- 1 '° ‘ms "0: ACACIA moan. No. 302 .
3°“ -33".“-.4 mm Ildell-I '.A. r. a A. at. .'
Plmll. completely furnished for; V
} !‘°1u“'°7  I fine loation. « 11394,,’ ' 3' .
K . pl in. Second
1umvf__¢ ‘ a ’ 4 Third d
....... l.:;..'°°.'.';...°' M s  
With crlwlthout hoard .Luv;AR'w"‘
HUB .Blgd;_ I Bmblmi 3. ll. JDNG.‘ SGIQQI7
 . gm‘-gfwonieemolnaand ‘ '  '11- ’
 '*i~‘1,:~'T_  . 2.. ’ nllv1sa‘W.A'r.solt E ‘loo.
' ' Ci‘ . 

furnished :

!of the

season tonight by entertaining the
victorious Washingtomsquad. while the

Kansas waits until Friday»

t 10‘ .
break into the .'Valley competition... ,b5'°l8‘l'3 fol’ U"-‘ ll‘??? bhinpinc 8580-
_ ‘ciation, which will ‘elect officers at.
Hthe next meeting. l '

Games this week
Tonight--Iiaaouri
ldabula

at Grinm-ll.
at Lincoln.

suurday—-Iluouri at Washington.
Gr-ianell .at Alas.
Drake at Oklahoma.
Missouri meets the Grinnell
at Des Moines tonight. ‘ ,

FARMBR§7§§OflATl0N IN C llm dissed basketball same. 35 to
27 the‘

_ ---—-0
, PJKRRS or-zrl-zn

DRAKE

arable feeling was in evidence butjTIIJT 
re was no disor er. . 7
A committee was named to draft

 ‘Pauli in Last H;-If‘:-Aid -Slwhdbilfli

8

he

portal to the Mlanou
DES MOINES.

Squad to Victory, 35 to 27.
rtan

Jan. 7.—Washlng- ;
oon University of St. Louis Satur-E

»

‘ ‘day night defeated Drake in a close‘

FRANKLIN COUNTY SPLITS

-.._ _ .en
Break From fstate Organisation!
Caused by ‘ reducers’
ra " e
{(0

‘According to fan article appearing
Louis Twice-A-Weék the

in the St.

Globe-Democrat. insurgents in

ranks of the Ivlimouri Partners‘
sociation ill* Franklin County

I

split the organization thce in

tion

ir.at.ion,of the New Haven

tive Shipping Association for
' of livestock.

The headquarters of the Mlsaop
; tion is located-+-in‘-u
.Colnmbia.', William Hirth, puhlishcrl m

Farmers’ lltasocia

Missouri Farmer, 11;
of the‘o niaation.

)8

sion over the “producers' contra
’f co-operative marketing of fl

1 or.
products. The ‘‘producers' can

REfi“‘T“"""' Eat 1415 Bouchelle avenuc.: Phone 'of the Missouri I-‘armcl-s’, Associa-
‘I803 Red. 1 1 1

tion  provides .
mar ' all

ggrflilt, Buvastock. poultry and

 

the re\ult of dis:

mercharitable u

the
A--
have

an
3

lastfour minutes of play.

_ l
F113.

The score was

l5 all at
if the half -

- lginnilng of the second period, but
' loss of Boclter and Garret on
ulszzupset the Drake machine. and
lwasllington edged ahead to

‘Vin: in

Slighutilyullalna-gc-;—lT>)'d 
fire. caused from ljurning lloot

two falling on a shingle roo , occu

Boyd. 811

street. The damage was

on-_ about $15.

4

at
I

slllorticuitdl.-a—l_f:‘.lll_l.l Meet; Tuesday.
‘he Horticultural Club will meet._- - .
ill’: o'clock Tuesday evening in

Drake took the lead at the be-,

l

faction , and as a result. one fac- at 6:80 o'clock this morning at thc7
hds formed a tentative organ-;bome of Miss Bessie
Co-opera-'._ Waugh

r
I

e ‘slat Agricultural Bulldlng. Re-f

I
1
4
O
l

. .ports._on the Kansas City fruit
'hn_'show‘will be given. ,
t" ltE'l‘AlL MERCH.AN‘l‘S' ASSOCIA-'
« ION NOTICE ,

tract;

_ All‘: mem
' l lth ’ b ' »
or the ‘ penuwl ;ose _ elr places of ualneaa from

bers are requestedi to

to B p. m. tomorrow (Thesdayl

'.l

W. H. Hughes.
1 I. 8. Jackson. Vice-Pres.
EB. G. Davis, Sec.

l

the funeral hour of our late presi-‘l
dent‘ Mr.
Sigrid

   

llgoing to be ha

that the winner will not end up withl
perfect percentage looks as ' '
h ‘ fine chances of being accurate.
ebraska put the Tiger touring
cariby the wayside with tire trouble.
Kindco-operation on the part of
Messrs. Bocltcr and Gllarrett of the
Drake Bulldogs who exceeded their
foul quota. enabled the Washington
machine to finish another p on-
troubled. after the Pikers had passed
the Pioneer fiivver with little trou-
ble the night before. McDertnott's
Oklahoma steam roller ironed out a 'll0l‘- {W088
bump in Manhattan while .Kans.us' 0"°ll$l"€ ‘°l"'°Ph°ldill8 the Elflll-,
machine proved -itself fit for the race een Amendment and the Vol
by pushing c St. Joe Hillyards -‘lead _-“Cl Oll 53038)’. -l3l'll18l1 13-
hllrd ll‘ ill? UlP'~‘- Amt-‘S ll89 3'91 10 Marking the close of the third full
pass the 1-'.tartcr's ting. '

% fensivefi '
lAm or CLERGY 3 SOUGHT

Call Is _ Issued to All
Churches Requesting =
; Observance of
'th°e»Day.

The Nebraska victory is it ha but my 0;-day sand.’
setback for the 'l‘izers. of course. Churches will one: thanks for pro-
but less so this season than usual. hibmdn and u;-3, not only obggfi--
probably, because of the number of ancc 5; the law, by emone but
lflhnlfl “'lllCll 59931. at this SL330, $0 3150 [heir enforgemcnt by  ‘oy-
closely matched. Washington is crnmcllt. It will be known as Anni-
strong. with victories over lllinois.,~.-¢-y,;m-3- Sunday,
only one deft-at—Purdue,. who beat «I‘a'2“a::1l| gglefhéundny has one
Chi°a‘°‘ 5'"! 3'“ Duke “""‘ ]""d' from the Citizeriship Conferfznce
‘"8 “’“5"‘"l“°" “P ‘° "'9 ‘W 5"" wllichiwas held in Washington in
minutes of play, when two Bulldog Ocwmr gm] which playea a large
play part in strengthening the law en-

. torccment movement in this country.
be. ‘ . Wm‘ It is signed by Fr Smith of

mg finibdus’ yet ‘mum came \'vw York who lrcsided at the‘ sea-
within two points of them. Tllr limp; “r “W ..(-’~“nfe"'_m_(“ and me
merits of the Mlildcats are Sulll1.\ ;_hm'.lMr‘ M. the ll,-’“,cuu“, Comm’.-'__
what in the dark’ but 0kluh"m“'b the «J tile (‘unlmiitee of Ont‘ Thou-
decisive victory makes the Sonners sand‘ (*v‘.'nin“ an” my Week "1,
I00‘: d‘mmEmu5' United Prllyt-r, the day will be of

5° p‘“5'"“ 0m "1. m" flag 3”” particular significance.

Wisconsin. l’llrdue hnd Minnesota‘ r"“l”'il3“_ wid"l3' (lrluulud
took me lead inn“. Big Ten M(,z’m_ . Tllecall points outthat the benef-
weuvs Badgers Wm... hard pushed to llccnt results of prohibition laws are

mg.
The Hillyardr are accredited

take [ndimm in“, mm”. "W mm.Kini;nurko1i and overwhelming. and l.llII§"t3k(-n up

bl-inlz_a ru-ld trout in the la.-.1 to-n’-“_“'"' l~“ fl “’ldvl>' 0l'lfl1fll71‘d an
minutes of play. Purdue showed h“~',m-" "_"“"°_°d P"°P“l3“"d“ ‘°"
marké Superiority Over Chicngm lllt-ll‘ fxlllllrI('ul.l0n. ll l)(‘Zll‘1'4lh(! title
the score beintz 525 to 24 and hlinm-- "A "3" W ‘l Nillllnfll 09)’ lll
sota had no trouble in disposing of hu” °f L3“ ‘‘"d 0'd‘-‘'-'' I‘ is ‘J’
Craig Ruby's llllnz, ::u to 20. $"‘<‘-‘*-ml lo “all clerk)’. pastors. min-
, . _ ~l.<lor.~'.. lnissionaric.<, ofiiccrs or al-
Waahington will open the season lied (‘.hl'istl':m societies. and to the
for Antes, at Ame.-. tmliulll. and tl~.:- Jewish bodies."
Tigers wilf play Grinnell. 3:. Louis
' the Pikers clash Missouri.
night.

The‘ call is as follows: '
“In response to

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once held in. Washington. D. C., Oc-

Thc Middit-Ms:-flimilcd yesterday. tuber 1,,“ N and 15 and in further

lrge Pfann, ',All-American quar-

1 I. the Etccutivc Committee of the Cit-
t izens Committee of One Thousand.
l am authorized to ask you most
ulrnestly to give the fullest possible
lc-cognition in religious services and
k____ ___ H exercise upon Sunday. December
Charles Bachgian. football coach»13- lot 8 questions related to the

he ‘would apply for ad
' fo

more hears of fbotball.

9 24 at Kansas .-‘l.gri§a!toral College. has lllflllcsi U-‘t‘fllllll?8S 0‘ the Eltlllitflll-ll
"’"‘"L‘ declined an off(r to come
lsraska as head football mentor. A

to Ne-

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says “a ‘dispatdl from Lincoln. '
Bachlnan has been asked to take
full control of football. Fred Daw-
son. present gridiron head. remain-
ing an athletic director. Bachman's
contract with the Kansas school pre-
vents accelltallcef of the Nebraska

S'uit and

Kewpie Tea-ni-Has Slight
Edge—-Girls’ Teams
to Play~_Also.

Tomorrow nightiwill see the two
local high-school quintets rneetpin
the first basketball game of .tbe
season for the Kewpies. and the first
indoor game for the University High
team. The game will be played on‘
the Columbia High court. not in»
Rothwell Gymnasium. ’ »

The girls’ basketball teams from
the two schools will also play to-
morrow night. ' ,

NOW!

Your Name .
in Gold Letters
FREE
on every leather note-

book bought at our
store. All sizes and all

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Misx Perninger qrljures. Knee. ~ - y ‘
Miss Lena Persilécr. a student in‘ pnces‘

the University High School. injured; -

her knee hen m.-elctjxlurinc pm:-tics-1 On Sale at

with the 'girl's basketball team at‘.
the Women_':; Gymnasium. She was
taken.to her home at 611 Soutb': 

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1 salsa-{eat-sultan enforament in
the  Act.

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have a right to observe this day as

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Mt . ild of the Christian Church and

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the resolutions;
passed by the Citizenship Confer--

mmpllance with the instructions of’

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you to exercise your good office to
lfhe largest degree
ance. and express the fuather hope
that you and those with whom you
are ahsociated will share with all lb
,believers in God in continual prayer
.for the full triumphant victory lul‘
the cause of
government and

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 Law

‘ started O. 7”‘ 1 7
_  y:,gm 1,, hog." ., is to have a blniness meeting and
“An _ sud". man" the ._an electlon of officers for the com-
cloae of three full
1 laws beanie _ .
mlttae and the Conference were led‘
gto request this observance-not only‘
laa alltzlng tribute to this greatest

“me we” : mg semester at 7:15 o'clock Friday
The com_levening in Lathrop ‘Hall.

The society has at present forty-
five mcmbert whlchis the maximum

eff

moral achievement of the.
tlon but also in view of the

‘wry and treasurer, Fred Dixon: his-
ftorian. Charles Long; critic. C];-dp

, , «Sn'dcr; . 1. t.
C}msuun,K(5M-' serge-an a arms, Gordon

“First, the beneficent results of
prohibition are so marked and over-
whelming the

one of uunhgmng to Almighty Try Missourian wplt Ads.

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Real Chili and Soup . ‘

Best in Town .

HATHMAN LUNCH _ '
807 Ash

“Second. we are living :-
presence of a - ely organized and
llilhllr’ financed ropaganda which
has for its purpose the nullification

Many oftbe re
ports are proves to be grossly mi,-..

 

If you're looking for rooms
All good as the bea
Which in no wise will cost -you
More than the rest.

Apply at 490 Mathews

Its convenient’ location.
~lts comfort within.

maruls the prompt arouse-
ment of public opinion that there
llllf OOIIIC - co-operation in‘,

as are the speci-

s institutions and the pres-
ult attack upon them constitutes an ,
of the
Pllwcr of organized rellglon.
’Therefore, for the sake of a dayf

of thanksgiving as well as a day in “‘ .° - ‘fl’ "°"'~", .
which the Christian institutions may ‘“"’ “'°" "'"‘ '* “ml

' ver e seal for enforcement ‘M ”'u"*'''!-
which they originally had for enact- A l_°°k “'5” 9°‘ C031 3'00 ' ‘
meat. I take pleasure in asking Much effort '. ’ "

To neglect it may cost you
Your ‘comfort. (Sad pay!)

See 400 Mathews!‘
You may board next door
Or at the Sampson‘: Cafe.
(llampus and Sampson's

l-lacll one block away)

" From 800 Mathews!

in this observ-

prohibition. orderly

genuine religion."

   

City Council Dleetll Tonight. “"3” PH‘ d°°'-
A NW1‘, mating the pm. Convenient to town;
uncil will be held at 7:30 o'clock "0" 90°13 YOU Ill! RIO???

too Mathews!

tonight. Routine business will be

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Because of the Cold Weather
The

CENTRAL DAIRY
Did not deliver your weekly “Brindle"
Saturday. Watch for it this week.

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COLUMBIA THEATRE H

TONIGHT ONLY

Kenneth Harlan, Mildred Davis,
Myrtle Stedman in °

‘Temporary M arriagef
An Inspiring Document of Modern Society , G

Also ‘ .
Pathe News——Aesop’s Fables

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, who knows how! ' - ‘ 1 A’
He is master of- the steel guitar! He plays mel-
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