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r  “    > - oi»! G  I.-r  . . . , _ - .. Y _ —-—--r.  . ‘ y . .. . ° . ’   .

J I   r   . " R « n ‘ . PERSONAL ITEMS‘ Ar °"“‘.' "5"" . ‘ANY 885 EIQHAYIINT we -woe-"Vet-06°-ion is "Ila-v TI--sir hiiiait eon  is

  . I A ' l“"l ‘ — s _ a ' I '1' r I ‘l "WWI Berries 1'_u_c.A_——-—__V""...' '&¢5"‘“ !*"""°’°.°a“h' “" . d lb’ t'"'“”1

 ,_ g ‘ _ .   58881011 -11“, p,1-,—xig,5o11,,‘u.s'ug.¢, A 1'“ c“.'?°°tw"*- Week From Btalhts.    h""'ti" '"°¥d';'m"°'

. 5'  ha"! in!   Draco that I were yum‘ “ha”. i‘ Oman‘ I turd.’ tzigumfl-gut  '““ed,m..1 “Bub '°°k “fin” "' '°""l kl’ «one in “Humor-esque" are her‘;orte- Douglas.dm‘MclAanreceaIr':d°n”l1aml¢.l.LJoyd."

. fig‘: ”" “"0 l¥\G.t'istlan§froIued upolrfor evening wear {or "P  3' Gin“ 'P¢||¥l3¢ V39?‘ Building It is being conducted by Hi“  ln “nag”  Potash and Per-lmutter have Ion?
1"3l|l97.JIorniaghy-E.n:¢ig-hue;-amdeofhesvynia udvhmw l'|d!‘¢ll¢l'°|1||lfissilelenBriggs ofthea.grlc|:l- Q . ‘’ ‘fix ‘hm u‘°‘bea: laugh-provukingonthestage. If
'9‘?  359 lid! who up-fauch as  and extremal dug t service in ‘opmumty ‘°' "raw ‘Mb "7 and screen as nrruent-makers. Iqgncg "‘
‘ infeorneetand llieorrgefdraaaeg ' ’ C.L.Poole.406Conleyarenue 5°" xhhe °°'"'°“:thrmighsclw0l."3lldF|"0d3-Dl1- 3,, fun. ° '
. ¢....~“¢, I-"nut veryrnuch bespanglsd. ‘mm *0 ‘cud - _ w: t Boone Coun eaten-30,, employment uncut’ M un_'l‘b¢‘)’ I70 D0 8 1|) Of m°"|_¢‘- Painting and Paper-lag
‘hurwflfia n ‘Inn’ V°hl 750  hiking dneascaused hm y yesterdfl on non program of which 0. R. Skin.“-‘u C A makers. As usual, there la a lit- 51] pack dole.
. ]&n. Jan :"°tl“‘3‘°l.;¢t0Il¢I7.’§mnch amusement. The were Jngugvuwff mm Rom" ' “lie 00003)’ cXt9II8i0D Item. is in) 3.1-h'c“_' ‘chem ‘re main” from tle pathos in with the laughter. 3'g¢§.fl;§9g in can decorating.
- ,  - ° 9 ‘u.e‘; C . ‘ ‘ ea , 1‘ ‘
‘ Fail 11; Pay. ]3|_g_g].g_ Ayn. mm A“. Bah!“ . a heavy sweater, white nut sh Loni‘ y‘ ,m"1:°comm if lbmh_,d,°°, bu” wha m min‘ ,0, In l~lolly;wood “Ill! Potash and BARN S 
‘E. p 1'  W 8-tn’. nah wink’ H‘ J   aadn supper.’ mg,‘ mug on . um "boo! :r;e:rcsB‘r‘w:k;;res;‘nted atifind om cvuythfigg me’, an ‘b°m:Perlmutter, ‘ showing at the Hall 3 Phone 1477
  .-;_‘ mg Hgvg‘ em ,sm.;,_svood, Mildred Stubblefield. Virginia _-11, 1 s T. Simpson. 305 College eve. Club and the Dee rm. h :°"""°"""“. °°"‘*‘”°"' "-"'-’- "."“'Y‘
.. -.0 so . Walla. ‘M’:-y Gardener. Marie  dressfir II: Jo? 1,;n:°"°3,.nuc.buwent to Salisbury yesterday and Murry comnulnity clubs.A‘  wilt: kmdsthof worlxdthegwtfltlls:
’  ‘ I  Ilarse‘ Wag, . g ‘on siness. -N ‘H 1 w pay cycou ex a j
 I-0an_    correct dress for dihool   ‘moes¢fi:‘mbhr;i.dgmdshe°n'X:. Frank Bufforn of Louisiana. who am. gtemsxthtg ‘gt? $h.°::;":Ihow man)’ students are wurldnx,
..:~r  P,-“$1 shown as a plain, dark-blue woollknea ihas been visiting in Columbia, re-‘go but mm“, commmm ‘mi ‘their wa) through school Most‘
; B 1‘ I‘    . (Iran with soft collar and cuffs of Eve of n ' ‘es! 50100 )3 l8truct eight other womeny makin. of ca hue“ "em l° be "03’ (We Bold No Clearance Sales)
-  r . , white. Incorrect dress for schoollof dress hsvgbeen noticed um cop!‘ S. F. Rusell is demonstrating... mm of ,,¢,,(,m_y_“o ‘hi, ".9 Sfiibors ,;,ho are maint:mlng a high
 Lent TIIIIS FBI.  5)’ ‘Ill! girl‘ wear- rected by the dean of women at':gI:d.cg;-g at ,:,g¢pb.I0d limh‘ “fig? bvnefittd by this instruction. lnuk m '°h°h"h'p' ‘ ‘
.’  --—-——- = 5 '3 recs. veless Christia colleen. 9 . "V °°"" .’ " "" . "5 °'‘'~' ‘" W’ °"“‘ ”‘‘‘'‘°’ '’”’°"' --——+—— l  W M k
y .5’ “or all the money lent to not-‘ideal sud hislt-heeled satin; The n School" is not 5..-‘ P'°’° '- G’ G“"°" °‘ ‘'2'’ ‘'P‘’'‘‘i' 5“ ‘ At the Theaters '3 I  e 
' W  ::r~::.*-*--“arr... ~.... ., ’  - - - -we  -::.:=t rm M--so     I ————- » -
' u.gu.g,~ , con,“ , - - _ . 9 u a anon coun ies wee .. ' . ’ ) BEING ‘ : '
Onto?! 31' I “I cred cor obyect ls‘ merely to call attention "A012 . ilall Theater. I A    A

in; approximately to Sld0,(I)0 up to
{he present ti tar

me, we have so

"5 {Of V0011: tirls were made of .to inconsistencies in dress and to
¢00!‘_t¢ttc lace or any soft silkfiicorrect them.

at less than seven-teuths.;of,ll

- per cent gh the 

. of those living to Plys.” ' 
 Cowan. . said .: _i

a  The pnneipalofthefundsfrolni
1'3‘. which the income is‘available for?

t loans at the prescrx 

A If‘ studen
~. ‘ 2 totals
‘ ates '

E .

dlly
B’ since one-fourth of

mor¢than$5Ml,@andis

growing, Mr. Cow’an said.l
income in
uch ‘year to,

u
I
4

added

The most recent addition to the ; ‘om

_;,': funds is the John D. Perry}-‘und of-

:;.‘ 3160.000. left to the Univerdtr.
37 an ha _
I._ Miss Mary E. Perry, in mentor)’ of g
1-_ her fath

“It

s
u

.,  so do not for any reason want to
[3 0 him a loan, and why,” said Mr. l R
Cowan.

 ca

in :
nds of trustees, by the lite‘

er. . i
is surprising how forcefully;

. is brought home to us the value of ,'

.
l
.
3

9

‘There has never been but ,
so that I know of when.-. ai

 [student became angry and.

I

w
as by
P

‘bathe
,'_want
guinea

. :
O‘

  for those who can afford it.
 . and yet for which it would be fool-
"  ish to borrow the money.

or‘ .

fcases,
5 f‘ lastlc
3' pinto.

.. , “The fact that we have not lost
-’ ‘much does not necessarily
gthat we don't have trouble some-
;. times in collecting. Within the next

L.

'5-
I
;_'- The

fl"l’Pl'°‘

let-Watson Loan Fund of about
$5,000: the James C. _Raid~ leoan
Fund of $15,000; the St. Louis Re-
’ ‘Loan Fund of $2,500 and the

public

In available at the close of this
yea

r.
'-The

1



'u'eekweshall haveto start two
_'f_l1its for the recovery‘ of money

;-I come is available -for
-_ students are the
I hr Gregory Educational Fund of-

‘lhe income is usedfor scholarships,‘
such as the John W. Jewell and Rol-
_ims Scholarships, , totals between

‘ d
-angry. flreyvarevsomdhuega l
‘f at first if they don't get loans, but ‘
.lhis soon changes till they see mat-,
‘--tersaswedoandanehelped there-

3

. “It can be seen. therefore, thatl
' 5 bans are not made indiscriminately,
_~' aor for purposes which we do
feel are necessary.

not‘
A student ma)’.
course of a semester's work;
some money for something

is perfectly legitimate

These
and also the student’: scho-
record. are carefully looked

mean

funds from which the

imatcly $300,000; the Yes-

principal of funds from which

  ;  Real Estate Trnnsfers‘

 

ft." Lot

‘ii. Harbison's 2nd Add. to City of
' Columbia, 881 .

Edward Zumsteg and wife to R.
,E. Wilhitc. 49 ft. of W’. side but 38
; in Odon Guitar‘:-
.Add.,to City of Columbia, $..,000

W.  "fiechcr to Vera and Frank

Hudson. l.ot"l8 is Bcaflcfs Cub. of
_Oonger's Add. to City of ‘‘r';-‘_':‘-‘
uzao ~

fe 
Lot 71 '

Y

7'-

1‘. B

Benfro. Part Lot 258 .in original

7 offfilumbia,
. ",‘!‘:'.v

In Turner and ‘ wife  A.

l 38

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-s
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Fannie Blackman and husband to
Harvey Jefferson and wife, S. 26 1-2

Austin L. Supp and wi
“Ferguson. S. part f
’ flu Fyfcr's Northern Add.

' -llllllbil. 82

H‘ -‘Wren and w

._ town, now City of Col
..

Yflldonotreldlnd

26 and N. 27 l-2 ft. Lot 27

0

S.part

. Hafncr and wife to Lela M.

ifo, a str§._of.

nt by 00 ft.

  
  
    

are missing 0'

     

  

 

, “I. -,._Q_“>‘ V.’ . '|:.v‘\‘3 .l_  0 .

A "non . or ANNU iErmo   — 

' Sort owunas or‘: " ~.-: : Andil|at’s onlione of their virtu0l2‘Th¢!"¢
s»'rers.rx ,nooxno-“.,,,*.A ll -. ‘ _-._. W" 4 “ and‘flcsible.;
 Inssomu umsn u: -;’»;;_g ,1  “-'=’ -
03° 1- I I ‘a«. is
. Thcbosrdotsupervisorsof =-"‘“."..,—l‘:' 
0'01“). Missouri LeveeDistriet  ”

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EDUCATOR HOLDS
“MOTHER GOOSE”
IS MORAL MENACE;

tad Prue.
NEW’ YDRK.—If “Mother Goose"

 

Carriers in Columbia.
Delivering newspapers is still the
most common way for the average
;Amerioan boy to make his spend-
were alive today she should be ar- ? W‘ '"°"°"- 3‘“‘¢‘"8, by ,C°'°mbi*-
rested. charged with murder. im-? °"° " ‘£00 " 9”,‘ °“‘ 5"’
, rude. j each week to paper carriers by the
ncss, selfishness, bad grammar-—-in § “M liuly FEW“ ":"d we ‘_‘°"“ {°''
fact almost every crime except an ;  I_I1°b:“  ((7iN-Y8!I¢W8-
. g . ers inc u e year-
; old boys as well as students in the
. University. Many of the latter pay
‘-8 1138501‘ PM‘! of their school expen-
3 sea with the money they make from
sen “ old womnnof the fables 5  as of "any gm“
“ ' mo“! m"»'“e' {men one reads that their first job,
“U134! -lick HOFDGT" telthes hid ’ was selling or delivering papers.
manners. "Blt¢l9d)' Pillfledlf. m)’ if Perhaps the best example is Thom.
black hen" is utter foolishness and . as f»;d5,.on_ the ,_.g,_.c.t,.;c,; “curd. who
“Rock a Bye Baby on the Tree Top" , beg." ._.‘,-,,;,m his ‘fly ‘S a new’-
cam chfldren awake at nisht. Doc-,= boy on the Erie Railroad.
101’ 51009!’ lfl1|€8- '  The newsboy’s job is not an easy
“Old Kim Cole" is anti-prohibi- i one‘. for. like the postman, he must
tionist propaganda, she said, and i make his deliveries regardless of
"Tom Tom the‘ Piper's Son” teach-rthe weather. Then there are the
es children to steal pigs. ;“lticks” which the boys say persist

5’

Dr. Winfield Sackville Stoner,
Pfeildenl of the National Educa-
tion Forum. who in a radio debate
with Henry Bull, the actor. thus de-

finn cgme to the rescue of in coming in no matter how hard
"Mother Goose." W9)’ l!’.\' to see that all subscribers

“I fail to remember a single crime I "°°‘‘'° 3195'’ 13396513 !'°tl|1l!’l)’- The
ant I mmmiued under the good boys‘ who deliver the morning pa-
old lady's influence," he said. ‘ “'I'om  l’_"“" P’-"'h"P" h“'° the Wfllffil dif-
Tom the Piper's Son’ did not make ; f'_wk>' for they must rise at 5:30
. pix thief out of me. Lo‘; of things  oclock to finish their l‘Ol.llP.8 in
are taken away from us as we grow f um’-' f‘"' "5001-

. Docto S ant to . , "“"j"“'“““
flak? oulzoflfancifulr Hijzrixtorvires of 5 Tu Gus BAPQUET TONIGHT

chi1db°°d- too?” ;Studeuts' Religious Union Will
-———-—4———-— » .
wu.1. mvr: socuu. 'l‘02\'lGBT; The Smdems.““,;;§‘i'giou$ Um“

Students‘ aeiaxions Union Leaders * Will. we banquet tonixht
to “cu “ Bfiuk‘ C|““.d,_ ;at 6:80 o'clock at the Broadway
The” will be . sod‘; at the 3",,  Methodist Church. Representa-

tist Church tonight immediately = 1_5W_'s fmm allthc rounr people's re-
following the Students’ Religious: "3‘°“’ °’3"’:“3-‘l"'._°',“‘ “la 3'0” 
Union banquet which is to be given we-<ted_ in rdimx neoph-'s religious
at the Methodist Church. pur- “‘°’l‘ “"" I” P"°“‘“‘~
pose is to give the leaders of the, TM’ 313M991 is beinc 8i\'¢n T0?
vurious orflniupions an oppo,-_: the purpose_of promoting a spirit
tunity to become better acquainted. ; of co-oneratson among the some
D,_ Milton c_ 1-own" M, (Mme : people's organizations of the vari-
of the games and entertainment. . ‘"15 ‘5°"°mlN|l5°fl5-
;‘.‘.’.‘i‘°“.‘.‘..’.’°‘{.'2,‘;‘.‘.“°.§'..‘.?..’.‘.“§..-"‘° ‘.°.;l Mu Burr-H to was cu»
Prddy l Miss Jessie Burrall will be the

. 3 main speaker at the Sunday School
l’. H. S. CLUB TO ?lVI-I PLAY

Workers’ Conference banquet to.
I morruw night in Kansas City.
“Sign of, Cleft Heart" to Be l're-I
seated Thursday Moraine. !

The Junior Dramatics Club of ,
‘lllg University High School will;
present "The Sign of the
Heart." by
assembly ‘Fhursday morninih
parts will be taken by Thelma Free- ‘I
man and Laura Woods. The play is
under the direction of Miss Eliu- « '
beth Worrell. who is a member of I
Missouri Workshop. ,

“Mannikin and Minnikin." by Al- I

’ will be given
“Matinata," by
Laurence Langner, April 16.

 

l.B\'Y'S SHOE REPAIR SHOP
Work Called For and Delivered.

Phone 323 806 Broadway.

House Phones-I-
Colc, 341 Frembcs, 2230 black
Office Phone, 498
DR. 1. B. COLE
nu. ruonrzxcn L. rmznnns
Osteopathic Physicians

307-311 Exchange Nat’l Bank
uilding

Mi; 1 Returns.

Miss’ Rose Roscntltal. returned‘
yesterday from _St. Innis. “hilt?
there she attended a special mcct-;
ing of the Business and Profes-I
sional Women's Club Saturday aft-»
ernoon.

 

 

Sales and Heels.

~ Why  Use Peooo

  
    

 

   

  

  

 

 
   

    
   

I

COUD

gwu-en aovs nave REAL Joel L

' ‘ 0 has been visiting his , _

at Christian College, returnedl", Wmnlehns 8 Pl'l¢° index of
rda

i.\Iorc Than $200 a Week In Paid to .g¢,-,
' ‘different products in Missouri. The’:

l

Prof. u. G. Regan left ColImb' 5 -——-.-
last night to do dairy extensidr.1?T° U“ “°"“'l¥ 95°” 0‘

'I'C\‘(-ill St. Charles and Vernon‘

tend the
deans from February 26 to 28.
Prof. Sam F. Russell and Frank
Stonner conducted a sheep and hog;
production school in Shamrock. Cal-1'
laway Counts‘. last
five men attended. Everyone pro.--,1
ent came on foot or hora
account of the bad road
D. R. Cowan, assistant professori
of marketing. spoke before the ag- ,
ricultural committees of the State

B. H. Wenkle, assistant suparvilv .
sor of the Fourth -Missouri District,‘ zu
returned 1lilfln¢!'ni!t.h'om a  
of inspection in St. Louis. Franlfiin -‘
and Osage counties where he re-
ports the enurnerators as
along one with their work.

tics.
A. Wells of Bowling Green,

, ome y.
5 ~Elmer Ramsey. who has been
iting in Columbia for the last few‘f"°“l l"°d““‘5 mfifkflfd
days. returned this morning to his‘
home in Sturgeon.

The Rev. Joseph Burkhead
Rockport, 111., who has been preach-; _
ing at the Church of God, re-4”“ ”"’°* it will be possible to Mix.‘
turned home

Miss Hazel Wright
has been visiting Mrs. H. I-".'Hu- ,
len, 206 ‘ South Garth street,‘ re-I film‘ °f “Kl
turned home yesterda

Mrs. Elmer Keel, 12 South Sixth
Street, went to St. Louis this morn»

: a week
daughter. Mrs. Otis Cro

Miss Waitstill Baker of the Al-
pha Gamma Delta
' e week-end in St. Louis with her
parents.

Dean Martha Reid of the Univer- ‘ Th‘? '~'°““°“ ll“ "T111806 tempo-
gcyefal fl_|!'|ll' 10 meet every other Tuesday 1
hours in Columbia on her way to’ "I555" "°°°Tdl"8 10 William Shu-
Cincinnati, Ohio, where she will at-. m“‘’' pr°’ld°"t-

.**—*—--
Try a Missourian want ad.

sity of Arkansas

national

. Products Since I910.
I D. R. Cowan of the

b_+of his class in agricultural

‘,{'_:index will show the prices
state with regard to their
‘importance.

of; Prices since 1910, by

; accurately whether prices

y.
of Clark. who

in Missouri
Mr. Cowan and his

5'.
clas

with her
sswhite.

 

it in about ten days.
j 

sorority, spent

V, Council will be Tuesday,

spent

convention of V

of Agriculture, with the assistance

will be covered. By referring to

‘given month are high or low.
This‘ is the first time that any-
s nature has been done:

, and expect to finish

Student Council Meeting March 3.
The next meeting of the Student

DIISIOIITI:

College I
prices.

In blll’ 1
relative. V
months

4

u
..___.._.—..

for a

5
s have i ,

4
4

 

DORN-CLONBY Laundry
Dry Cleaning Go.

Phone 116 or IND. Clcanin

pressing. 107 So. 8th St.

week. Sixty-.

eback, on I
- l

8.

and

 

v...._.-.. -

is-aaas

SERVICE
Cleaning
Presfingl B‘ '
Altering ’

~ Phone 13

getting 5 ‘I

 

JACK DAILY’S

228. Ninth

 

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' l '.  . -. —. or"
I ' I _ ‘.354 _
,- . ‘he? ‘ x
'4 - 0 .
U :. ‘
9 '1 ’ .- -
: ‘ 4
\ . t - .. M
.
. , ,

Dramatic

soprano who

will sing in

this year.

1

A

OSA PONSELLE, Rosa the R0-
mantic, the Divine Rosa, as she

has been called, is the most popu-
lar performer on the vocal stage to-_.

day.

Popular, artists ‘command unpopu-
lar prices; in other words, Rosa 15 the
most high-priced artist that has been
brought to Columbia since Padereuy

Slil.

The

School of Fine Arts‘ has u..-

dergone a_ financial risk in order to

present

» audience.

M188 Ponsclle to a Columbia

0

University
Auditorium
Saturday night

 

Seats are selling at the same low prices as 
the other attractions on the University Concert Series '

All

seatsare

/ .
A number of seats arcstill avail-

able-—BUT. UNLESS YOU WANT
. STANDING Room for this perform-
9"°° Y“ W‘ "°“°’.‘3°‘."4’“’. v°"“‘9'

tomorrow.  I . In
opening sale  Jae-ts ‘?°“"‘€°

 

bes-

  \ s

    
  
 

‘.1-

'5

  
 
  

Sidney for the inimitable Barney;
Be
jlyvvood with Potash and Pcrlmut-A
lter” cannot take away a single
laugh that is due a picture so full I 1
of humorous situations. ‘

of Mawruss Perlmutter. one of the, »

  
   
 
 
 
       

Even the substitution of George!

SUIT YOU CAN BE SURE
THAT NOTHING BETTER CAN
BE BOUGHT AT THE PRICE.

WE ARE SPEAKING OF
THE NEW SPRING SUITS WE
HAVE ON DISPLAY. YESTER-

rnard as Abe Potash in “In Hol-'

Alcxander Carr plays the pan 

I 4

partners who switches from clothes‘
‘ i

¢
v

' r

  Brunswick 

[ Johngl. Taylor I

DAY WE RECEIVED SHIP-
MENTS FROM THE STEIN-
BLOCH AND SOCIETY BRAND
SHOPS. THEY ARE VALUES
THAT CANNOT BE ' EX-
CELLED. THEY ARE PRICED
AT ‘PRICES THAT CAN'T BE
DU PLICATED. WE WANT YOU
TO SEE THEM.

THESE HIGH-GRADE

on

- 2 SUITS-—
Cord Tires .
Delivery and Senice   
Anywhere iIl“City.
3033'/1 . . . . . . . . .. 9.00
32:35/1 . . . . . . . . .. 13.80 WE ARE ALSO SHOWING
3&1‘? :::;:I::II 13:33 A WONDERFUL ASSORT-
ml ......... .. $33 MENT OF OUR BARTH spa.-
3:1:-¢,°:::::::::: fig CIAL SUITS AT-
X 1 . . . . . . . . .. . ‘
‘$21?’ ::::::::::§‘l:%2   $25 to 
W N“ W‘? "°"' EACH SUIT ABSOLUTELY
C" ‘“"‘, GUARANTEED. WE HAVE‘
"“"°°“ “ms ¥i‘1%”:‘§.AT(’§8.‘l-§:E,§‘§«%°1’f‘E‘¥’%‘§
o.'i‘.‘."_‘§."..-°2‘?.‘.§‘.‘ .351’ .‘.’.'§ SHOW. YOU. ’

prise you.

.7

  

605-7 Bdwy. Phone 576 ;§

mav-

March   Missoufi ;
Workshop

4 I 99
Tenth ‘Dear Brutus
By Sir James M. Barrie

Directed by Prof. Vance  Morton

I ‘ 0 a
‘ The Cast and Its Characterzsttcs
V0"? g:”‘*‘_z,;;°*'r:"l?.‘}..‘,"°..'1“.‘.:'.“.; .;’:.’.‘.‘: ““.f.“’~"““2..‘....”‘..".‘”.§.?.’.f‘.‘.":“i‘.?.‘..;':;.
in“ .°“’ °‘’-. * la’, he disti ctlonto
::.‘::;::...;t' .* °'°‘''‘“‘’‘° W‘ "°‘°'°*°"‘ ‘.:£.;~'::*°*.....** 2.: -=....*:.:.°.. -...':..» ..

. “Roughuecks" last year.
seamen CU'l'LER5—Heroine of ‘Ice- , . -
lend " well known In am?” <’"“"“'°° MARGARET McHUGH-Has had a wide

_s._

' for her versatility and ability *5 ‘H Ghee in P}. ‘can, 5310", mm.
.1 inf,“ to tlhfib and shows as-
“ so    3 On‘ Y in 1' I
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