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m “nan . turned wn hr. the co . Th; wumu is cool with ‘mu m M The both teams and individual.-, also ne‘;‘na(]:l. rgfilfdgolfmnfizuf ‘:ld°m:i'“u:'im':'jfi':°:;': government. according to reports

I.
A" . v
V.

9, I

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7 Victor J. Miller

zccepted
.Ualvers'ity of Washington

. ‘Ilse great

chiaon. both America

03.
istim dash records at Tokyo yes-
|.' .

sted

business men were arre in a
raidon a Kansas City theater last
night.

was sworn into
office this morning while fgoe’s at-
toracys awaited the contest affi-
thrits ~

Twelve were killed and_ seventy-
three’injurd during the short-
livul revolt at Lirbon. Portugal.

y.
Waseda University of Japan has
an invitation to, play the
. 1 1 n

u .
Ime. Schumann-lleink will re-

The. of a prominent St.
Louis church says that the United
by nee rm-

. lumbia going forwardf

  

  

commissioner was the
the three that the mayor was able
to make stick.

Two ballots were necessary to dis-
pose of the appointment of A. D.
Donner as superintendent of the
water and light plant. Councilman
W. E. Smith was not present at t
session. and on the first ballot on
Mr. Donner the tally stood at 3 to 3.
one of the members not \'( ing. On
the second ballot the seventh mem-
bcr voted and tho the score to
four “no" and three "yes."

Mayor Ifcllonnell‘ then submitted
th name of R. ll. Gray to succeed
himself as secretary of the water
and light dcpartrrront. Disposition
of this appointment was made in
short order-when the vote of four
“no” and three "yea" was returned.

That the city's government is
‘back at the stnrtim: point of anoth-
er two-cornercdwnayor-council fight
over appointments similar to that
oftwo yearujago.wa'shorneout in
a statement of Mr Ifsllonnell fol-
lowing the rciocti of his recom-
mendations. After a moment of

silence. he . Id
druncll members that were
back at the same point at which
they started two years ago when
the present administration came into
A He ended by saying that he
would make  appo'
until a later meefing.

All  tool after a diplomatié
Ii 333,4

cral cornnutt

4
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""1 ST01llfSlNKS

JAPANESE SHIP

-Sixty,-’Mcn Believed Lost

V With Steamer Off
., Cape ‘Sable.
ly lllllllll FYO-.
NEW YORK. April 2l.——'l'h‘:
Japanese steamer Raifuku Maru.
‘badly crippled by a storm off Cape

 

to American

(I of Ame _

‘which indicated that all of the sixty 3

men on board went down with the ba
n

Sable. sank this morning with aid

g almost in sight,

were rd
Star liner
0 . .
(anrporatmn
here.

, The first reports
‘her: from the White
Homeric via the Radio
rlca's station located

property in a revolutionary out-

The Board of Trustees of the Car-
negie ration has approved an
appropriation of $100,000 to the
Bampton-Tuskegee endowm
fund. tobe used for the-general
support of the industrial and "ap-
plied arts work.

.-._—._.u—~ «---

—AND SOIB IIUIIOR
A negro was trying to aaddl
fractious mule, when a bystander
asked: "Does the mule ever kick

 

you. Sam?
A “No, sub. but he sometimes kicks

' tress ‘signals were

ship. .

The Homeric. which was seventy
miles distant when the. first dis-
sent out, altered
her course in order to El?" aid but
she ‘arrived too late. Reports that
allwere lost were given credence by
previous word from the Raifuku
Ilaru that all her lifcbonts had
been carried away in the storm

. that disabled her.

It. n.x:nAv'rh7Kr-zs maronri
.___,.__.
Shows $l57.7l6-$6 Earnings of the

Water and Ugllt It
The receipts std expenditures of

where Fae jes‘ been

 
:—-...-.__—-z-o-no —-— ..u—_. .w-— - L.--——_...-—j_-..—;

®IIlD*lT80NLlFE—- 1
Nouns is useless in this world}
wboligboensthe foraome-.

—-Dicksns. ' i
tbinginthisworldia

not so ranch-when-ewe stand as in
diroctionnwearemoving.-t_3li-

ted last night If Gray. accre-
tary of the water
ment. V

The cost of o’
in l32lwal3 _
moat fortheplmit
986

.01

By Ilulhl Press. 2 1
 . 11.1.. April
es

dirigible-Ins‘-Ansel 5*‘

and light department

R. .
and light depart-
. tion of the plant

314, cw equip tach.-.
krnountnd to 
during

K

the upper Ohio Valley and Atlantic
states from New York northward.
and it has continued cool all along
the northern border westward to
the Rockies; elsewhere east of the
Rocky Mountains it is mild to warm.

Data for Columbia: llighcst tem-

rature terday. 78 degrees;
lowest last night. 52 degrees; pre-
cipitation. .01. year ago.
' best, 66 degrees; lowest, 46 de-

s.

TQL

§f01<Es MEETS A

"=3
R

Judge Prepares Instruc-
tions to Jury in
Afternoon Recess.

Recess was taken in Circuit Court
this afternoon from 1:60 to 3 o'clock
' . Stolt while Judge

prepared instructions to the
jury. Attorneys for the

state with accepting deposits as the
cashier of the Bank of Auxvasse
when he knew it to be insolvent and
turning this money to his own uses.

own defense.
He admitted that he took up
notes of his relatives amounting to
«$62500 and on some of‘
his own-to cover . -
said t he owed the bank more
than 361.000 and that he gave adm-
tional notes for 815,000 shortly be-
fore 'thc bank cloud.
okcs was
from 11 until 1:46 o'clock. A reces
was declared at 1:50 o'clock and the
jury was taken out to receive in-
slruttions.
Ncff Chief Witness Yoderday.
Joe Neff. a director of the bank.
was yesterday's chief witness for
the state. He said that Stokes had
told the board that $681!) in cash
must be raised if the bank was to
remain open. Neff said that the
boand had agreed that Stokes should
try to raise the money in some man-
ner but that at his failure it:
forced to close on July

as

a

5.

814,000 was the individual debt of
above the obli-
his ridd-

gations of Stokes to
amounted to 877,730.

on a
ciatcd banks and had failed by some
$%,000 to keep e can
required b)

they
to the attention of Stokes in their
visits to the bank. Stokes had told
them that the notes of relatives

If
said that

5.
Property Encumbered. It Is Said.
was said in testimony that
Stokes bad deeded to tb
is real and personal prope .
eluding his home, after its adore
to be credited to the patrons of the
bank but that these properties over:
i- so incumbered with mortgage that
there was not more than C5000 left
to apply to their account.
Notes w;re need by the pro-_
secution to show that the bank had
um and that some 8163.000

them. The examiners said
that they had been unable to find
any property which they could at-

For some seventy-three Ada

Ienauda.

 

aseardtrlptop

in 2.-s's'ot-sock for so

and prosecution get themselves for {

4 lllry.
Frank C. Stokes, charged by the R1

took the stand this morning in his ‘

. D
on the witness stand

1924.
Neff testified that more than a

- a city Tund by paying

we-er: really not their obligations but '

to draw up such a measure.
ordinance provides:

north side of Rollins Street bet
llese

G

o
“Titre shall be no parking
south side of Rollins Street brt
llillcrcst and Providence

Violation of the ordinan
classed as a misdemeanor and

more t n .
Preliminary discussion of
ordinance was made at the

that considerublc traffi: conf

Avenue from Wilkes

Another ordinance was

w venue
Road to Stewart Road.
this improvement were begun
summer following a petition

tlidfbl‘ bids!"
ofEdge oodfifrljht

The
asked for concrete pa‘.-in

improvement
Avenue came up
and steps toward the giving 0

commissioner to open a
ing the water to follow

cilman Owen (ll
' It was reported that

another direction to
yard and garden.

The city may atablish an i
ance and liability. fund for its
ploycs if the insurance com
and the remainder of the c
act favorably on a proposition

. I,

who made a motion that the i
tion of the plan of creating

fund the amount regularly pa
‘ ' cm

s

in the last two years.

was unanimously adopted.
A motion was passed

on South Tenth Street
Broadway and Cherry Street.

A report
additional sewer in
showed that a total cost of the
done by llcrbert Ravcnscraft.

cents per loll) square feet.

meat. - K
The finance committee

“There shall be no parking on the

Avenue and Hit: Street.
on the

Road."

isbment is fixed at a fine of not

meeting when colltrilmcn reported

resulted from the double parking

SLXTH CHARGE G

assed. .
Sis other ordinances were pa!-’8=:d

Wabash Railroad, a grade on Tandy
Boulevard to

P"".‘l‘
authorising the city clerk to adver-
improvement
from Maupin
Plans for

stop

g.
of Me-Bainc
again last night

lief from water overflow following
rain was made when a motion of
Ira L. Davis orduing the street
ditch allow-
natural
drainage lines was passed. Coun-

'd not vote on the

of the cause of the condition on

May Establish Insurance Fund.
in
o
initted last night. by . L. Gra

ance committee make an investiga-

providing i
for the placing «of two street lights "
between

or W. B. Cauthorn.
city engineer. on the coat of laying
District

tractor. was $30. at a rate of 22
ordinance was passed authorising
the assessing ‘and collection of upc-
cial tax bills to cover the improve-

was
make arrangements for

ribbons to fifth place will
uals in the. vocational
school classes.

The Peppard Seed Company

ween “

ween
is community team in the state.
cc
P‘"" St. Louis offers a silver trophy
munity ton in
the
la

_ s'ouri. A similar award will
usgon
of Com:ntrcc..

The College of Agriculture

and sectional winncrs
and individuals in the

 

:::::.?;;:.*v.:"m:‘.::'..::f*:: .:::.“. COI.l.EC’I‘ION OF
‘s'.°~..t°.."“.':’.Z’..t“‘.‘i‘....‘  ":1. “°.“.‘.*: Tm 311 STARTS

last
from cxhaustedly
pipes.
~ preserve
ice-cream freezers.

against

They

5 '9' the dump west of town.
stituted the procession
supervision of . VV.
street commissioner. which col

part .
Road District. L. D. Shobe is
superintendent of this district.

0 Q

cred the city.

nsur- ’
em-
'11

 Alsofir 

ting started. The work will

a ueek

CS.

D50?‘

such
that
id to

More Mark at Conclusion

of Second Day.

 

"K I57"!-'3'
f about $10,000.
stands at $33,375.
matcly one-third o
amount to be. raised.

or app
f the

on
3‘

the campaign.
bcr must realize the
task and work together to get
church.

About two hundred persons
tended the meeting last night.
Smith cxprc.-szd the wish that

work
6331'

‘An

meeting of the women of
church was held at the church.

}.._.—.——

 

 

1
«non...
-,.
91

Kansas City offers a silvlrr trophy
cup to the highest ranking club or

The Mt-asmorc Grain Commrty of
tin thc highest ranking club or com-
northcast Min-'
could and anuthcr cup to the high.
53 U‘! Ylmlims: team in southwest Mis-

madc. by the Kan;s.|s City Chamber

fcrs championship fl".)lr0ns to at;

-n
5
r-
5"

teams
club classes down to fifth place.

Clean-Up Men Gathering

ru

and old bottles jostled against
jars in the bottom of brok-
have
all been retired from active service
and are reccividg free transporta-l
tion to the llome for Old Junk at‘

ed the various forms of debris start
ing this morning. About seventeen
men are working with Mr. Kennedy,
the Special

The work started out on Paris
Road at 7:30 o'clock and the men
will work west until they have cov-

The chief work this morning. ac-
cording to Mr. Kennedy, was in get-

Baptists Near One-Third

‘Ibo second day of the campaign
Baptist Clturclt build-

ro

entire
Dr. Frank ll. Divine, who is as-

sisting the Ilzv. l.. W. Smith wi

said that every mem-
bignoss of the

attendance. would be la!‘IZ!'f It
nigbt's meeting. This afternoon a

dcputk

of
The
looked

govern
the Va
Pain
govern
bass)‘
riot's

cup

‘X’ applauded the announcement which
is a blow to the socialists and radi-
cal Socialists who promised Pain-
lcvc their support. ‘ '

(‘.ai|lnux‘s
(Ihaml‘3r was the signal for boots
and cntcalls. but parliamentary ob-
servers are of the opinion that the
overnight change which resu ted
the ministry's declaration of
now Vatican policy would be the
main factor in determining whether
Pninlcvc will obtain much. if any.
majority.

.:._.._.g.._..._..
MlI.l.liRSBURG MAN IS DEAD

of-
it‘

4 J!

the Wabash. Railroa a sidewalk
O A S :0 . °
“ If "if 5,’ ‘ “““.:‘,';°fh‘ Refuse Left In City

ilroad, a walk on the cast side . Stree ,
of Tandy Avenue covering the _______ 3- F
same distance as the grade to be Monuments to Columbia’: annual of
established. and a walk on the east clean-up week lined all the city “
side of Mcllainc Axcnuc from streets this morning, in various

cum’  J
service

Mr.

bin;

 

,Scvcn wagons and six l!'llt'dke8rC(tJl!1lg  

an
Kennedy.

the

Thr-

ust This

Public
made

MORE RAISED - we

no: dc
WW9

go to
xi-D May 1
' The
tion 0

land, 1
the

at-
Mr.
the
to-

5 out-of-Town Guests. RG38.
Club cntertal

we

:9.

' claration of policy.
awarded to both trams and individ- I: is ob.-im,,._ {mm the V”. we
high-

fl'nml'nt is no longer assured of a
majority in the Ch

the premier read that part of the
mcnt declaration referring to d‘

J. P. Young
ruofi

pneumonia yesterday afternoon
5 o'clock in Fulton.

Tarr. Colorado: Mrs.
Kansans City;
Booker.
Worlund. \\'yo.; and Willie Booker.
California.

Missouri Utilities Company
Will Now Pay Taxes

property of
Company was incrcascd from
to 855.000 this afternoon by the
County Board of Equalization.

recommendations of F. N. Wolfe.
an expert from the office of the

sas City.

rty in the county.
__.-.__.4_.___—.

20 PLAN ‘F0 GO TO SEDALIA
 Businas and Professional "Worse.-a‘s
Clubs to Hold Convention.

Twenty
and Professional Women's Club
their meeting last night agred

I ‘organization. to be

the program at the convention.
The members of the sextet are
Gladys Hendrick,
Martha Burton.‘and C
fith.=.. ,
sue’ 'mAvr.1.;Nc ACROSS U. s.
. -—-———--’=\
flr. and lira. Ilcltlaney Itaflag
Rev

.3533;
 i
ii

a divided. that the new gov-

r.
entire left, to which‘Painleve
for support, was Slltllt when

tican embassy.

lcv: announced that the
mom would restore the em-
nbolishcd ll)’ Edouard E‘?

 

lcr will be seen in the “llildy Jane"
Miss Bernice Cutler will
in “I Really
The title song.
“Fooling Papa" will be sung by
lliss Calla Flanagan.

The revue has been written and

number.

muted three times during the eve-

ministry. The Right wildly

appearance in the

Succumbs to Pneu-

ton.
. Young of hfillersburg died

. S..Dc-nton, will conthtct
foung is survived by seven
' . They are:

E. v. Booke}. Orville
and Miss Susie Booker.

,}..._..a..-

 

RAISED 330200

on $55,000.

assessed valuation of the
the Missouri Utilities
84800

increase is based on

Service Commission in Kan-
Bccausc this increase is
on the personal property of

service company. ' ~ '
crease the valuation of other

 

members of the Business

09
cl’.

the state convention of the
hefl at Sedalia.
5 and 16. .

club sextet. under the direc-
f Janet Darison, will be on

Gertrude Way-
Janet Davison, .

-9

 

iii

ning.

Firing sq
alent thrtqbout Bulgaria.

A1,AY6i{N7Al4Es
13 COMMIT-'I‘EES

in Dr. W. A. Norris to. Have
the

Co-operation of Two
Doctors.

Harmony, co-opcra on and
plea to "keep Columbia going for-
ward" werc stressed in the
short remarks made by M yor En:

brought across the Jugo-Slav born .
dcr today by hundreds of peasant.
refugees who say they are fleeing
from nation-widc_ atrocities.

Dad executions are prev-
while
feverish hunts are being made for
sus ts in connection with the
Sofia cathedral outrage.

XI.
April 21.--Captain
ririglcadcr responsible

for the Sofia cathedral outrage.

was killed today while stubbornly‘

resisting arrest by the police. ac-
cording to a Central News dis-
patch from Sofia.

 

Bolahcvist Offensive Begun.‘

mxoos. ' April 21.-—A new‘

world-wide Bolshcvist offensive has .

been inaugurated with the cathed-
ral tragedy at Sofia, the conserva-

. tive press herc warned its reader!

today.
The newspapers warned ' every
country to do its utmost to Ruard

melt McDonnell last night at the
meeting of the City Council after

rad the list of appointments on
council committees for the next
term.

Declaring that “Columbia is out
of the small-town class.” Mr. c-
Donnell urged the committee mem-
bers to .lallllian'se

duties of their committees so

committee meeting of many of the

. matters that now come to the coun-

cil room direct. .

One plan. that may be resorted to
in the future to aid the. work of
the finance committee is the setting
of a time ilimit for the presenting
of bills. Frank S. Rollins, chairman
of the committee last administra-
tion and who has been reappointed
for the ensuing term. told the
council that under the existing plan

review‘ tilt in
sentation to the council for
ment.

1--
Pl)“

...._.:OOAA

McDonnell?_s

John S. Bickncll, city clerk. had-

themselves with I

Mayor ........-..-
appointments follow: 4
Finance-—-Rollins. llcQuitty and
Graves.  -
-Water 3 and light——llathman.
Owen. Johnson and Graves. ~
. hlleys, walks and sewers-

Owen and; Davis.‘
Claims, ;city officers. workhoune

--Graves.‘.J noon and Smith.
Purchasing avis,

mu Hathman *and Owen. ' mu
lnsurance—RollIns, )fcQutt*ty and um ‘mpounu. Bl.” “pained.

Owen.
Ordinance
Quitty. Rollins
re-Owen

9

and printing-Mo
and Smith.
l
Poliec~—-IlcQuitty. Johnson
Smith.
Planning—-Graves. Owen
Hathraan.
‘ll:-alth—4obnson,
Smith.

Davis and

lins and Graves.

Dr. W. R. Shaefer and Dr. Dan
C. Stine were appointed to co-opcr-
'atc with Dr. W. A. Norris in city

the coupe .

chairman of the fire‘ committee

oveyto8t.l.aais.

Sued?!
Davis, Me-Quitty. Rollins and Smith. late
Buildinsfi and grounds-Johnsorn.

“' minority rule under

. llathman and Davis. “'°
an

it
He stated last night that the .
him to withhold in-. en. "W

against and oust agitatnni from
the government at Moscow.

Despite official denials from the
seat of the Soviet government at
Moscow‘which disclaims any.oom-
plicity in any phase of the Bulgar-
ian outrages, the ebnscrvativc pre-
insists on fastening the responsi-
bility for the present troubles upon

oaoow.

was ‘emphasized ‘tint Dumps‘ ‘

that they would be able to carry on ll
thgi 1-_ ng “mg  “G  lfl [$837.1 
that the work of the council would Nltlllll Onolber lictl

per!-G.
punctuated with uprisings and mor-
ders and labor strikes.

DAWES AGAIN
SCORES SENATE

Renews Attack on Rules
at Associated ‘Prms
Luncheon.

By Ualtd Pros. , .

NEW YORK. April :1.-—Charles
G. Dawes today renewed his attack
on the Senate rules in speaking be-
fore the annual luncheon of the As-
sociated Press here. ‘

lle declared certain revisions
were necessary in the rules to pro-
tect the majority in the Senate
its ‘,"constitutional right to

“it is my purpose not to inter-
fere with the protection of all the
l'f°P¢'T
ity. but to prevent improper use of
the Senate
s from rendering the Senate it-

lle pointed out the importance for
rules Senator a

of a Son-
individual

ses:-ion'ls at the mercy
ate minority. or of any

Poor AFund—6mith. Rol- -en-wt‘.

.—.———-L. Q.._.g——

SHOWS GRANTED LICDNBB
Allen Brothers and Christie Eo-

thcta to Appear Ilerc. .
The advance agent
Brothers, proprietors
show. was graltod a
show to appear in Columllilr
the Postoffice. from Ray 4 to_Ha7
9. inclusive. The linnse.fco* is 810

the downtown
o'clock that morning.
Ill-Y Gab floats Tnigbt.

rights of the Senate ma.ior- _

to every
uan deal." but that it is imper-~
' be

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—.....¢—.‘e..~Q -.4-— .a. .s. -

'l‘hc!ll-Yflubwtll meet at s C

 

  e

5.?

o‘elock_dlnner this evening at the ,

39'. ‘O .
0‘._‘ .

will ‘-

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