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rill: OOLUMBIA, MISSOURIAN, Fninztv, JANUARY 18,

1924 '

  

-monarchy. will be called on tovform
“His Majesty's Government.”
‘Thus one see: again th

ooLi'mBIA iris§9URIAi5__

Published tray rvenilt-6%‘ 3"”

-daylby the ll-oariaa PdilhhE3'AI-

aochtioti. inc. hr !l.»Nd! 3911- O»-
lnouri.

ar:

tfingliah. Without revolution and;
“’¢ lwitliout; frictiion they brim: intoi

 

 
 

....... nu” ,;,_ L £90.?“ 3 government, under a lting.;
um in County .... .. .7: i to 3.00 .which has little of the my al element.
Outside Conn  us no use ind prove to ‘the world that it is not

:'-ifiohor Audit Bureau cit?!-V-l°|*I_-_.__ so much the system of go\'e;nI;ielll’
amoral as _ -I ‘rit"in which it ii a in ms-

.  ‘tr:-duiflflch determines the.libcral-
 ”‘ °"°"mh‘ """  'ism or the conservatism of a eoun-V
sort-tr - - "" Jr)’-

:-iiniigiréini ouruooit C THE OPEN COLUMN e

, The conditionof the farmer has v
iirfprovcd considerably. according to 3.,-.....iog.. or opinion on mum of‘ ten-
. - umn.
the committee V.o_ii Sllltfiltgfes sf 3 all m1!:“:mlu";_ :::””“m “d"’_”h _;,‘:M be
0‘ 005333“ °{ ni oeeoulfiziiad 0* 33.'’‘‘''’d ‘u"'' '‘
States. and his outlook for 1924 is the writer. The -innate *5" 5° °*""‘“"‘

. _ . . f blk-ailai upon redout. but FRY?"
even much better. This is good "°"' :3.“ ‘km w k.,.,,., .,,g,.,.. ,1.

(‘D09
' 1 the he used. Personal attack-
news both to the farmer and’ a mud. ‘ma cmkhm 0! “W
l‘(‘Sl. of l.1:'.:J - gig writer's’

. _ illviduala
The committee attributes the lm-_ aanic. _
provcinent to the diminished gap be-I mm“ syflcm K0, . p.i|u.:¢, ‘
tween prices for farm products and Edigor um Missourian: I n ice
manufactured articles, which has‘ a ,-“em comiiiunicatioii to the Open
been brought about to a large ex- Column an. opinion that ‘thou 3:!‘
tent through co-operative marketing system air it is foundauiamf; fllglun
and better opportunities for ‘financ- ‘Ill’ °f ’ ‘55°‘"' “
ing. with general liquidatfiin, of ob- . . . ._
, . i I ititudc la
ligation: wherever returns from thud “’ m° th“ ‘ "5 3
"ON Permits’ and .cxpcc.wd ".:duc.‘tion of lost effort rather than the
llOfl8’l!l acreage this spring with it \c{msu.ucm,c position of am, n
5“b*‘“l“°“‘ “ll-l“3‘m""" "f sulwlylwhat the University has in it to do.
and demand. ‘Such a position, such an outlook.
the farmers 'are4i?t'M’l‘3U.\’ *‘Pf~‘ll;: db‘;f‘~";k‘v t r"b"""f'
. . i v ' ‘ .' i o e s
mining to their own. But there ane.l0!‘}o_ “ ll?" l '3 3° °“ l
still some who are groping in the‘°°"°°".ab]° salted
— . ‘iii the face. i\"lW“ I310)‘
mi-lcncss of uncertainty. .

should awe" W“

I

y pessimistic. It is the p0.<i- ,

ano-

Truly enough.

_ _Th° faukindependence from the mother coun-
5 .9 ‘“ ’l’“u‘°t’° mnmde ""1 °try at the price of untold hai-dships
hit! to mike their farming "119" ' and suffering, when their efforts re-

priselinto a sound business proposi- mulled in a week totterini: I18-

unn,‘ ~ tion, did they ive up‘! (Tertainlf
. - - not. The ' did not abolish their gov-
The farm ‘is like-any other busi- emmcm 5and slip back into the
"955 cmcrpnsc’ ‘with “‘f°"? not only shackles of monarchy—they pushed
“3°”°m3' Md "“"‘°"°3' "‘ “5 °l’°m' ‘ ahead to a glorious success. Are We
:l0Il but (1130 8 fill‘-Flfllllffd \'l0\\' Of going to gig-Q up in the face of (1 f(‘\\‘
market conditions. The farmers‘ difficulties? g
output should be adjusted l0 ll".C our honor sygficm  far fr-on} pg-r.
market demand. lest they plunge feet, I will admit. A perfect honor
into an uncertain proposition. I‘re:;- system is rare. ere are alwiiys

-ent-day farming is ii specialized in- ‘~‘°'“_° P‘-‘°l"° "‘ -3 m"_"l’ ‘hm h“‘_'°

dustrio and individualism among mu” “hm; i:l£;eP:'§;erf:§fi; ‘i’:
‘hose who purmc H,” he'll“ mp- corrupf—is this sufficient cause to
planted by co-operation. which has abolish our police fame»

relieved many farmers

parts of the country. should we abolish the government‘?
No. the duty that lies before us is
,clearly blazed along the trail. Never

 

- CRIMINA I. Y0l"I'H

tion. have faith in the integrity of

crime were given out at a meeting
men as a whole.

of the Indiana Sunday School Coun-
cil of Religious Education in Indian-
iipolls.
meeting by William H. Remy. prose- “-hen

zlc principles. Anything that

correctly handled

of l!lIIl~:ZI: the ave-rage age of crimi- '" "'5 "~‘*“- '4" "5 ll‘? l"'3"1' mld l~"~"\

nus had dmmwd six N vigh. .\.ca!.__. ltlcllllltl 3:1}! itrush. fl’;-nieqb. tho 53:-
‘Mr. I!<-mg.’ saidthat there is an 0 ‘ C cc. R’ 9‘ cc . “I” ’
, . nc-am-s. heal its wounds. and s
evident relatioii between there fig- the

tires and the liickjof adcqtiate relig- ,-

_ . _ ' onest, can turn out citizenv
ious tralnim: til youth in liidiaii:-..
I

Hi as good moral filwr im-

e
' governmental tact and ability of  ’

Jllenl

 

tnaasod t iamage sales aaid Mrs. _ _
:ndr::laewbei'e. Ar- 'child welfare of the State Federation
tides which seem to be abaolutaclyiof Women’: Clubs, yesterday in the program
‘useless and Worthless 3°" ‘l°“° "'°“5"°"‘° F’°‘”‘°"‘i°‘ B““‘“"‘' i.“ ‘" ‘-5’ u‘"'' “d ma" .- ch - . ..ge- I ~ - .1. .i- md Up am when
dresses and coats ;dress to the women attending Fain nata Pathetique. "W05 W 0- in lieu of the ( oi . .. . 
tionary Etude," Sch

scenes in
both in Columbia

sometimes an

Colorful Uaeleaa Articles: Salli?!‘
Y ii; Women’: beam for
I_.iixuri_

‘5‘l"5- C- w° ‘G"°“° 1”!" ‘°,w°"'” ‘Denis, the virile strength and dra- on request.
Attending Farmers’ Week

l'tllJ1(IlAGE sataroaiaars ADVIS
g nornrxraos AND auiioiil

E8 MOTHERS

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__________ ‘ ' This Morning?‘
' d . leg “The character of every person is
old age“ ‘bargain “'°l'l'::,n&(l,:rl::°3lc Idctermined ‘by three things: inheri-

c ' taiice. environment and

that are still very good have.to be mcrs' Week.

faold for a mere song. according

several me
who held a sale

here recently.
An old man carefully selects a sec» 53;
ond-hand suit and holds it up to ;¢h
view with a critical eye.‘
ciding that it will meet his needs, he!
"counts out the small sum of its cost .35., mentioned the cue with whid, ; uxochm...
. i‘.§‘."...f’..?;."ii.“..2§ .“.i§'”.‘.‘:.?.'I.‘3i i.’f..“.".I.°.i' ’li.‘i‘£§.'."..‘.’.‘..‘§.‘:‘.". ‘.’.°....°..?:‘§.:‘.°.Ei ‘“.‘.‘i‘ 3”‘  ‘“‘°“’"‘ ‘"°“°° ’°‘°"“'
' -: e C res

YOURS‘ W0mHl “'50 hi"? 3 d°3ll‘€ lln a home influenced the lives of the - - 1 u ‘ my " d {f 5.
70? Pl’'-'ll)' tl1lll8’3 Wlllwlll 919 P°¢l¢el- lchildren aftcr'they were grown. 18 em“ ed Omen m R" 0 er

After

to

l
v
I

de- [

book to satisfy the desire. come to a

mmage

to make comforts.

sale and buy ii
clothingfor the bright colors and

_ trimmings without much re-gu
gun] for the value of the matierialln which time
or the usefulness of the garmentqdbmt
Better-dressed worn '
‘announce that they wish to uy ar-
‘and should be abolished. Iticl

en COIIIC In an

quill’ °’ "’95° older, a foundation should be laid for

rticles of 

But the carefulnesa with which they .

and condition as a whole. leads the

dition.

Here

tional cases

salesman to suspect that the gar-
will be worn in its present con-

in hisihistory of the “Bench and
Bar of Boone County."

In 1847. Samuel

Sally Ann Hendrick were charged

with the murder of John Hendrick. 3" N‘°“'
‘by mixing arsenic _ .
causing him to drink the poisoned M‘-" 3 M‘-""0"" "“'”‘-

in

coffee and

Mrs. Greene explained the com- .338."
bers of In Oltlnimfion ~plex inheritance of a child, mental , _

and physical, through ii line of an- §B"l'lll3“l-f-'3'
tors. "The environment
lltl." alie

A number of principles were_out-- J
nod by Mrs. Greene for
in teaching their ,
pecially during the first six years, Nana}, Dime and he, oopnnu.
“"3 m°‘h"" "3P°"' ‘the Black and Gold Sari."
Obedience and 1
-self control should be taught by a‘
b lmother during the first months. she
es from which they can cut pieces ;“id_ Gndu.u).. ‘S the chm

ll

‘examine "tides with regard to “we self osgcrifice. thrift and business
The older child. Mrs. Greene said
‘should be paid for part of his ser-
.vice by a weekly allowance just like niuomi Brno Highway Comm}.-ision
firm. With ‘

ege of keeping a bank account, with
, - _ --.- -. it to
In l847._'Man and Woman Charged cgrgfuuy advised
With Giving Poison. c

It seems that there were sensa- -   ~ ~~- 
-~ TWO RECEIVE S(‘llOl.AEHlPS
here. as well as now, though possi-
bly nq't so many. says N. T. Gentry

II membe
our cases SENS.-t'l‘IONAl. mo il
‘ W

9

t follow

Y

The
C. -Grubb and Rh°d°"

One

is greatest.

5'-

rofa

HOW
TO BRING UP CHILDREN

.,--_ ._... - . .—--—---—-~A-‘ ” t’- ' ‘ ' ’ T I . H W i c

. ~’ . ‘ V lNSURANCE—FARM LOANS I

lbaric splendor. the spell of tlielare on file at the office  1;; gzfif hl0NEY  U Now b the tin flit 'IW“"“"'l‘ l

ftranaforming lighting effects. the: ‘fer. of we  fungii--he: Selling Old  for 1:: W;  I-vouimpcttr  ‘

fbewitching personality of Miss St. Commission and \\l ; - - -i one 392 W11] Cpl] .l:.-urn,” ‘am, 0. ago,“ cm“!

- . - th .- i - ' t in -d u :on  M‘ CO’ 8"" ‘ ‘
.niatic powers 0 r, inn, e Proposals ..l2all u an mi. L l

v

teaching."

C. W. Greene. chairman of . W84 by 8 COMP’-D)’ 0‘ 53009“-

of

said. "ls ll! home and ll8;iiih Suites; a pastoral. ‘‘In a Gar- month for the c-.<tim::li- of the W1"
parents. visitors, boolas and pictures; fdcn," danced to a new valse com- coding month.
-'the field. ‘the barn and the animals";

grows;

the priv- 1

buy necessary clothing. if

‘Rhodes Committee Gives "Honor to_

Washington l‘. Student.

two appointments
.~‘cholai'ship.<-at-large

made at a

o

of the

n vlerlion held Wediii-isdiiy
orl..

-uci~c.<.-‘.'ul candidates
lie is lame

by the parent, the State
i will learn thrift. she believes. son

tothe

liquid. A preliminary exiimimitiml T'’'~‘*"‘‘"' "‘ “'=***ii=i'-W»! 1'=iive-rsiu-.

was held and

bail.

V both defendants were
bound over without

bl.

l.oui*.

Brode

of

the (‘alifdrnia

The otlitr is Rob:-i't B. til-‘l5 Of lhf‘ l0ll0“’ll'll-' “Pl’“”‘lm““”
liislitutc amounts of road oil to be dQll\'(‘}'t‘(l

31,-_ }.]..,,d,.;ck was we husband of of Technology. l'asaden;i. (‘iil. Trc~.i- as specified from March lst. 192.1.
Sally Ann Hendrick. and thev lived "W" “'35 l‘0l‘" l'l 0d(‘f~o3. RU-“-Slit. W !\l!'JU*l 3- 1934- l'l°l“5l""- -“‘l‘°”’
near the farm of Gmbh in 'PQr(-‘hp and tool; hi.» .1. B. and A. M. de- mite liids will be l'f'C¢l‘-'(‘(l for oil F.
_ . Govern- Township. One witness testified, so K1005 :11 Wzblnrlirtoil Ulfi\'el'sit}'.
-"l "‘""°“5 ment oflfieials are often corrupt» the history relates. that Mrs. Hen-

drick said she wished her husband ident work at Oxford in October.

was
Grubb wanted the

rubb s ouse.

dead. and it was claimed that.
young wife of 80"“)
intcrcsung fir“,-(.5 in mgard :0 give up. have faith in our institu- Hendrick to leave him and move in '25”. new
And it was further

claimed that Grubb bought arsenic

The "'l’°"l "'‘‘‘d° “‘ _.““" sound in principle will work properly, poison was sufficient to kill a
() r and after the death

outing attorney of Marion County. trouble is not with the honor s_\-_-tom said that Hendrick

5hou'(~d 11".: 5,, gm. u.r,-3-em- period si.-s a whole but with certain iibuseu dared and that some other man in n;“mh,,.

the neighborhood
murdered.
A statement

was made by He
how to dricl-: shortly before he died that hr-
public that “Old lilizzou" can be bClii:\'(~d Grubb had mixed the dust-

In spite of all thesi-

of

might smin

of that

Hendrick,
had been mur-

bi-

ll-

circum-

'l'lIt'lr0.\'S.ll1ul Mr. Remy speziks of 'lHlll-l(‘tl integrity as any lflnllllllliif‘ ~'-'!1ICi‘-‘. the skill and (‘lHi[ll('ll(‘(' of
the deft-ndant.<' lawyi-i'.~ were siiffi.

were too ytiung to have been in tin W ll‘i' "-'0l'ld
war. but undoubtedly reapedlsomo of ‘V 3- ‘-““‘)TT- J“-

the results of the war. .

The moral of the statistics need  

not apply alone to Indiana. \'e can
get it lesson in our own com unity

Thc Medical ‘School Proposal.
~ ('ily ‘iliir

'from these facts. Too niuc relig- From the Kenna . . .
ious training cannot be itained, Tl}? "l°‘l°"l 910(3)’ and l‘l'3(‘llt't' 0f
and the Soumrer we start on this m‘'d'.Cm° 8": .b.mmd "P mm “W”
educzition the more benefit there h°“m“" faclllllos {ind m; flll!_]fld-
“.1 be dcriwd. nce of . c inical t!l1ilt'!‘:’1l
. these things are t be had
FOR ‘(,",l”,/J"TlO‘\,,S SAKE readily in the large city. The pro-

. . . _ S posal that the last ‘two years
miigine that in the cold we lim-v {mining at the Uniwnit

had in the last row weeks there were sou.-5 school of yqcdgdm.

. be
no heat in the school buildings, the ducted in Kansas

a r
and :.i-cure a verd

casonable
it Of nut guilt}

according to history.

....._ -_,___-._ ._.

»0RIE.\_{TA LS Bz~51.'1Ei*E

CHRISTIANITY HAS

Fit-tchc-r Siiiis .I_1.rp—c_l‘<man. associ- ‘WT
30”‘ ate general iiecretarv of tho inter- Ii; fl‘li'lltl>‘ in i‘uluinlm..

A.. - said

." "l “l-“' auditorium of the Y.

r.tild¢‘nts hail only; one int-agi-r meal inf.’ Willi m0d0l'n educational tcnd- Chfig;tjanit)»_

a day and one suit were to be flaafiftl *'l"'l€‘5- ll. “'0Ul¢l WOTR Out», l0 U10
around among .~i-ticriil stfidcnts. and “d"f‘m““" f’! ‘M m°d'“"l “°ll""l “ml
men think whm we would ('0 Suth to its students and would increzise
a condition. or p0l‘hali.- even a woi‘se the facnmcs. of ham“ (my

_ _ _ . _ medical training.
°"°' "' ‘°t‘"‘"5' °""“"‘“ "‘ P'“51‘“‘ Dc-an Noyes of the‘ medical school
and many European countries.

11¢’-.'points to‘thc “wealth of clinical
cording to a traveler from Europe; material" }in Kansas City. Ilc be-.
but the students continue their liC"~‘9S the’ proposition feasible.
sway u, keep «the gnteiiectuai me is not novel, nor is—it a move pro-V
from altogether dying out." :‘;°t°d'b3" "Q“i‘rgi‘;h °r ‘'‘’"‘'''"'.‘i‘-‘’ 3d‘
' .. ar

. l’°""°"°"“‘°“ been made in nunieroiis other states.
W" ‘T l”-‘~“l ll‘-“l'~‘d “ll?! “*0 .'P(‘Ti~0“ In Illinois, Nebraska, Ohio and New
is brought to face an adverse con- York, state medical schools, nf‘ par‘.
dition. These poverty-stricl;eii~stu- Of the COUTSOS. l|!I\'0 l>l‘('n irnn.~-
dents and teachers have real anihi- (97784 to large cities. The changes
tion. an enviable} ambition to keep 9'3"‘: m9‘"‘t- ‘lfmg ‘H’ Mb" u‘l“l3"-
up civilization under unimaginable "."l”'°""'"°“‘ “‘ “"“ 3"‘ "-‘l’“‘,"'
banishing. _ ; tic: of the s§ho‘ols 8ff£’t‘l(‘(l..;.H I '

We are thankful that we do not went re} ‘a of mo “lawn”
have that condition hero. but ive;.n 3‘-.1; §m¢.,-9...: 5,, Pu K.
oughtto show our sympathy for health and additional hospital fa-‘
their hardships aha our admiraiiongciliiies in K i ‘ , rm-i-;
for their great ilsk. The Student“-'1‘“"‘ medical school here is badly.
Friendship Fund pampin for the n e Jackson County Medi-:

pupose of raising funds to help to the . . ,
. people of Missouri and an-
Kzzgfificmnm ::?:“°u‘r"s;::2;"‘: site City ‘ll?’ assuming active leader 1
. . ~ ' ii‘ ' '. - t. -
and admiration. Remember that the 8 lp m —-i:-r—n-:‘—e——.mu:..—
‘students of this country and of no. ’L"’G'«"“ CUNTESLIS F35 22
mm W bifilflfnz or win: to build Ranking Poultry Judge of Short
- the same civilization. . , um go Go: Med.|_
. ____.___r,_______, .
A 30W“: ll3'0_c33C\' iheld I-‘ebruiiry 22 under the auspices T
"England is in it strange position lof the‘ poultry department
today. The Conicrvative party has lcollexe 0f.-\€|’l¢0lllI!‘¢- -
' 1.1).; to keep . in 'p,,.;;,_ % trainee in the contest will be re-
mont and the-Laborites, the official ’u'Al°b°dm 'h'"" °°“”° ‘md°'"-‘-
opposition party, must be cdlad in. th bi; "dd flu 5° 
according to precflciit. to lipid up ii e ind" of puma’

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A poultry Judging contest will be mu,‘ bnaHut?_Efi
of the O i

dun it.

i

' liimiiiil
the CH’ l’
‘l.

'“°’*l national committee of the Y. M. f‘.
Tuesday afternoon at the
Ofpforum hour which was held in the which has lIL‘f‘.". nami-rl i'liira Anne.
. M. C. A. Btiild- .\lrx. l..'iii~.:i«ii- 1::-lure iiiarritige. \\'fl.‘i
(. . . °°"' wit. that the P'—‘-"I110 or the Orient nmi or \\'ilti;imspui't.
.ity I!‘ in keen-are in doubt as to the workiiig ..

Mr. Brocknian .~ii_v.~ the teasmi fur

thi

Years. The people
out that Christin

not been applied.

ii is the fact that so many prob-
_lems have come up in the so-called
7"’ Christian countries in the last few
‘ of the Orient point
nity has apparently

. . . . . . Th
The honor‘ system is sound in lm~§~rom a (olumbia druggist. inquired b“M:(,{‘thk_ lggm}-i

l: of a physician how much

7u-i‘iio\'i~:s Ei.i~:c'rio
Artillery“()fficcrs win
‘il ' ’

0

C8.

oval

hv the examining Cr~r.ti;:r:ido of .\ll.\.s'0Ul'l State ll~i.'h~
Old A‘rtiliery'o1’ ‘tray Oil Siiocification No. '

the 0fflt‘('!‘F eli-«sled January i')_ in ’

the fl'f!lfll"Yll. was announced today
I ‘ \\'illiiini:=.1.0m-
(digit.
t4.-ry li.
lumliin. w.'i~
(‘{lfl(‘_\’ t'.'lll~("l by the f't".1ll'i resigna-
tion if .'il;i_i. litigene .\l:iyrinf‘.
F(.|l£.\‘l fall 5"! I" l)lZ.\"l’
.\lr. rim! ‘in. H. J, l.::-miflc .\l‘.fltiufI('c
.\rriviil of T\\iiii~.

poi

FAILED—BROCKMAN Zguhéif’! M
t H r

huiiii- ‘I’

A,"

_.l

Thi-

lu.-i-ii naimevi

.\llJX’ltl

.\ lliinco lead for livery Taste (if-
l)(':i_i.~. Ted
Shawn and the l)eni~ha\\n

lcrt-d by

When Ruth St. Denis. Ted .\_'l‘.;i\vn
f.3jed_ M,-. Bmckman says mm the and the l'|iii‘i.<h.'i\i-ii llancers come
Christian principle is 1-jghn bu; the to tin fiul-.:.':.l-i.'i Tl‘.l'8lCl' on .lar.u.
1‘ trouble lies in the fact {hag it has ury 24 they will offer ii rl:ir'.c(- feast
He urged-the fa,-. (‘IllCUli'ilI‘il 24: .-'.iii on-ry taste. The

mation of discussion groups in the niuny

sist in solving the rnci

8?!

today.

ivi.ai"oi‘i?orTi..}:Tgi.' At.
A couple can live on love if love;

as ii job.——\ '

. _ _ T l The l-rolosh is_ mightier than the .,
.p!‘0p0Slll0!l is fortunate in view of pump.—lndianapplis News.

F.

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lion

.1. «iii;
lllillrlllfllz (‘i

.l('~:t‘.-;il:. :i..

.:it'coi«liii:; in It lt".li,'l’ :1-rt-ft‘r;(l

iv. in~ iirv :i

Jiiliii.

H.
.\T llll‘

Ruth St.

of lll('

ihzisi-.~

l"""'  University for the purpose of giving choreographic art. the xuriety of tlie
‘the students an opportunity ta 3,... gorgeous msliiinr-:-' iiiadv of rich bro-
ul, economic cades, .~ill:s and i~£Illl1.‘..
national problems of the world gold ziiul t-’ll\'f'[‘ nmi _lt‘\.L‘l\' of l)Ill‘-‘

.'\. Jnlili.-lni‘..
’iu4ilI‘»’llll. was i-Ii-sted l;i-u-
ti-r.;ii:2-ml:-iii-l and "sail. Rolf Ray-
nur if .\liir_vvilli-, form:-il_v of (‘ri-

i-li--lml to fill the ra-

ls‘

-en i‘l5tl‘_\'
. ‘i\'illianis-
l‘a.. :i for-ii~.i~r _-.tmii~i.t of tlic
ltllil .‘-ll‘:-‘. La-
ure |l.’x.'i‘lll.~ of t.\'ins born at
\‘.':lli:ir.'..~por‘.. ll(‘C8!‘.l—

l.

'i'Il l'l.\'l'I£llS

"- .le!Ti«ri-iii: City. to fill vacancies in

%youth and beauty of the dance:-s:b1.nk forms pl‘O\‘ld(f'.l for the pur-
Tthat support the-m—all these
“more will make her program the‘ be
’most artistic and satisfying ever of- made payable to the .
f

liestraum." and Maria Zueca's “Valse

.dance groups of China. Crete. Siam.
apan. Java and Egypt._ The Hindu

ll °PP°

«Mr. Shawn, the company includes
Martha Graham.
Betty May. Lenore Scheffer, Julia‘
Beiinett, May Lynn. Louise Brooks.
Peggy Taylor. Charles Weidman and
Paul ‘
' quartet conducted by Louis Horst.

posal for Furnishing Iload'Oil." v-‘ill V
be received by the State Highway”
Cominis
in. on

l!l24. at the office of the Secretary‘

“m or the Commission in the Capitol on the world's finest train. Fastest from St.
at Jefferson City and at that time‘ _ 1 ,, ore than 5 hours.
xv’! be publicly opened and read in L0‘-115 to New O1-‘cans by m -

the Senate Chamber of the Capitol‘
1 at Jefferson City. Filo.

O. B. polllls of origin and F. O. 8.
Both stliol.ii'.~-elect will begin i1es- .\'o:'th Jefferson. Mo.

K Centigrade of Missouri State Hi '
wily Oil Specification No. I or .\o

....-—v——

and page by, the Chief d‘:lilTlllCt‘f and shall  I
accompanied by-a ceniiied check . , ‘v‘:
the State of Missouri} to the credit
The first group of His: St. Denial of the liighwfiy Fundi" ‘rd: f“° ‘_‘r”
is called Music V'isualiza- per cent of the aziioiiir. u. the bid.
des Beethoven's "S0> A Pl‘0P0s:il bond cuiinb‘-.l'<‘ ='~i‘t‘i'Dl'-‘d

A Continuation of
HIGH SCHOOL

will be given this

the_S_u(lies on '

l’ROllLEMS
uinann's "Soar- accompanied by in prov?--‘ll ‘l'_0“"
Brahm's Waltz. Liszt's “Lie-.ivill be autiimilhiclml-' ”‘J“""-‘”-
Payments will be n‘.a-dc
lmonthly estimates but fihoulil
The second group includes a Span- be expected prior in tlic last of the

Sunday at the

BURRALL Bl_BI.E CLASS

not

An excellent program has been ai°raiigetl‘

by Mischa Levitzltiz Mld The right is re.-<er*.'i-5 !.j.' lllt‘ St;i‘.i~ ’

8 dance drama based on Highway ('on1fnl."~ii.’lf:“{I7_i 3-g-J'("f‘. :ll1}'

\

that starts at 9:29 prompt. V‘ O "

9
A
.,  

and IlzerGulf€oa.ifz* A I

Famous horses race every week C1333 3311113’
weather quiclcens the joy of a vacation in this
quaintly old, hospimble. modern metropolis-
Mardi Gras March 4-

It’s a trifle more than 20 hours from St. L.0l1i5

or all bids. ‘
B. H. PlHI’.\!i~IlER.
("nief I-Iiitzincer.
dv. .la!‘..l7-‘..’«l

The third section of the program‘.

rtunity to do her famous
of

In addition to Miss St. Denis and

Pearl Wheeler.

 

Mathis. with a aymplio.ui-

 

gNotice t_o Contractors.

Sealed pmpbsfaals-. -i-iltldressed to the I \
Highway Commission. Jeffer-
City. Mo.. and indorsed “Pro-

sion until 10:00 o'clock a.
the 29th day of January..

Lv. St. Louis 3:10 p. in. Ar. New Orleans

11:15 next morning on the

famma Limited

All-Steel, all-Pullman. Compartments, draw-
inga-ooms and open sections. Observation-
libra.i_'y and buflct cars. Unrivaled -dining
service. Valet, maid, barber, bath.

The material to be furnished con—

2.-'» degree
ch’

(A) i‘-5.835 gallons of

(B) 633,835 gulloiis at 25 dell?!‘

Two other fast trains daily from St.  at
12:49 p. m. and 11:22 p. tn. The 12:49 p. tn.

Spc-rifications and proposal blank.»

train connects enroute with through sleeping

of But-

s~' ‘i'l’llI-ZR

of

l)enishawn

shot with

car to Gulfport, serving Biloxi and Pass Chris-

tian.

Address mail inquirifl in

P. I). hlillci. Assisi.-in General l’asacngcr Agent. lllimm. Lleiiii-l ll. ll.
9l0 I'laaicn. Building. -30SJ’inc St
St. Louis. Mo.

Iauurnuni-anal I;.mv'~oI Inn.

Havana. ( uba. I. #-

Q".‘ i

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rrrqunu sdafnrgifran; Nth Urlcvni.

ID you know that a ,
bicsket of flowers ‘

D is wort li niori: than

a liiisliel ‘of ii.-oril.~:'.’

    

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Auras:

btwuoo ---

“Say 1! Wm. ~ »

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I"lvm'('r.s""

From
BERNARD
“The Florist”

12 N. Sllh. Phone 2121

A

A success is a man who picked out A3

the right’
zoo Gazette.

th

Like the holiday
postmasters took

ll) Rum‘

f a holiday.i

our moc tic.
after March 4,‘?
- .4

 to I rial‘: dispat¢h_ gv
_::Cincin_nati woman slammed the door:
5n the face of two hold-up men. Bu

the poor
is (I(an.) Rec-

kind of habits.—I{alama- 7

1

“'5 ill)’ 18*’ full)’ enforced?" asks 
e Raleigh News I
cal Society would perform ii servicejllfell. there is the law
Springfield Republican

Kins George says ‘his tri
mania is in the nature o

and Observer. 
of g_ravity.—. 

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*5“ if 10‘! hive no door handy? ‘
San Antonio Light.

Persons who have taken the Ford

vi.-rnniciit. lloessiire has been Use Movies in B zhopin seriously nmcmbé
‘brought on Kilt  to withhold Tthircc  were kshtfiiigiuin ‘con-:(,&g the‘ huge ‘mug’ am” am
h-. -1 -.5 1‘hor;wt_.neconwi tewor o science f yam:-¢ 5 ° - .
‘ '” "'""°"" ""'   "' ' uonwuxisr.-uiu  Ir.-—-The ' ‘°"'"~’f,t’ "",L” "*4
II . which: ti: better v

will be edit ted in the auditorlumitlian talk it.—I‘l.linoia $; ‘
.ai-ii-“‘I‘li¢-l“.riilii-3'-'.' Onethi ‘woraatlianlieiqzinjgiii
 ."O!"i)ail’lhbe_iiig injgfl.‘ -  '

;.“.!'~'*.=lt6oi=~g ism-a-«L lg . _

-3‘; .- ll,  i..

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overcoat.ii.
-  gloves.
.‘ fora»

fs

   

But whether you have ~h0l‘.-‘(‘.'4ll0t‘.~‘ over your door or
black cat»: crossing your paths you may always depend
upon us to sell you gdod warm clothing to dress the
whole family. If you haven't thq mont-y—wc don't care

QUIT HOWLINGC!
GOOD LUCK IS
L COMING YOUR WAY

    

(I ‘ :‘
The -Ila:-d Soft‘-Corp] "’
Perhaps you still burn Lump coal becaiise youif tl(‘tll4.‘;1l has not
shown you the value of the convenient Furnace Sine. .\lnn_v
dealers prefer to sell just Lump lioeause ilizitfc all lliey ow-r
handled: because their trade. knowing flflllllllf of  smaller
sizes. have been satisfied: lie:-aiiar-_ sim-e even pun:-lvoriuipped
mines niiilcc Lump and onlv ii {ow mnilt'lTnl_\' _=0ii1)lpp)prl min"
9”‘  . Si“. the former was easier {in get: lihcniisr
it is fl little trouble to enrrv several sllf‘¢J Tiillayk all-m:-ii-i in
T"? Mal prepared to suit the limiting mpii;-.-iir-iii——aii«l p1‘n;;?‘i:3-v

If it .°.«.~n'r cram.‘ . .
It’s 1iotCA.’\'T.1.\'E «

-you may BUY Nowimq. my urea. . ‘ I r I o

e Compare our Prices With 0tl‘Iet‘s  ;
and you will find that our goods. in most cases, costs '

you less. There's no nped of wearing poor clothes when l ' y _ I I

you can huyeuits. doalcs. dresses.

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land other neecasitiesfrom.

‘ lisrinx Dresses-skim-7
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Now At
tandard . Mercantile ; Co.
rriaoii of the ||u75’I’ho

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sire dealers are meeting that (lI‘lil.'lllIl

3 ‘T75?’ folloirinn flTO[II‘(‘lKll‘I' t.'ralr‘T.ir_ fir”? f',(_\':.

l V ‘ TYNE Puma” l~‘i':r~—Tbri/ _m'I' {hr Jmlu mir-9 ,
WI? 0“ sinnl.-I 1'"?!--fl"N.’pf mi 81'b.'-f:'.‘u!r:,
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We can an to you‘ D t ‘ I 5‘  V’ '
cheaper because we have f ‘ an   .'~ I 00‘
w- = . l7lI0ncll'41 _ 1:; N. Foiiriii St.
l-—Hcavy overhead ex- .1 _ 4 _ .' V * 1 _
.; ~ Mined Only by Luinaglii Loal (.v0lII[:all_\', St. Louis. Mo.
WBC5.  ..: I ‘ . h b y ‘
my mm ea» ' - ‘ *1 ~f .   . e i - ' ‘   -E 
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