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‘ffigenta of the Feed interests are
‘ . a site in Mexico Ghy for
-gnestablishrnent of an assgrn
L U

.; ,5 Id. Baerlein
pants amateur tennis

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Rice.

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the
flip estcrday by defeating C. N.

. Dr. E. J. Pace. former cartoonist
In; now an ordained minister. will
open a series of Bible lectures in
St. Louis.

A De ' taly's airman, who is
flying to Melbourne and Tokyo, has
ruched Bender Abbas on the Per-

treeen-

has started in the liquid-
’ sting of her S-1.000.000 debt which
ufi expects to entirely wipe out be-
fce Aug, 1
A Sunday school class today paid

due of a woman bootlcgger and
._oatained her release from a New
Jaaey jail.
Col. Theodore Roosevelt ant‘
. It brother Kermit have sailed for
Bombay on their expedition to
#1‘! Asia.
2A bill passed to provide a whip-
Jig as a means of punish-
" tit in llichigan was amended to
eadude women.

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begger. who was ar-
rested recently for annoying pas-
urs-by is said to own two houses
and an automobile.
A white monkey. three feet higl.
aad I50 are old. has beer
to the United States from
the Colombian jungles.

§Ro'lland. besides following Grerr

h'llaiu's example and returning tv
. the gold standard. also has lifter
the bar on gold exports.
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;.'r.‘.’:'.-: -' A  G00?” 
“£399 1 ‘ rauttd the death sentence of Mrs"
’ ' 'nc Tho Leeds. 2‘) year»

old. to life imprisonment. ’
Charles Paddock. world's fastest
rnncr. was overtaken and tagged
la a Chinese baseball player in :-
garae yesterday in Shanghai. _

Two hundred boy students ct
‘Gladstone High School, llich. wen
suspended for coming to <.-boo‘
with their collars uniwuttoncd.
The volcano Omctcpec. situattc
on an island in Lake l\'icarnguu
’ has been throwing out a rain 09
‘ black ashes for the last two days.
Louise Faacnda

motion picture players.

' wreck en the Santa Fe
The Illinois eight-hour bill for
he order of third
reading in
tativcs. with its supporters confi-
duxt that it will pass.
Missouri orchard men who con
formed to scientific methods ir
raisivu: their last year's‘ crop mad:
an average net. gain of~$3.l0 per
-lira or $150 an acre.
Th-i Greek patriarch. Constantin-
os, who was expelled from Con
ataninople by the Turks, consentei
.tu abdicate after the signing of tht
Grcco-Turkish agreement.

—ANI) KRIS RUMOR
. Little Mary
another sobbing with ‘penitence.
“Oh. mother.” she 'ed. “I-1
broke a brick in the fireplace."
“Well. that isn't very .hard t

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\ .f._; dfl you do it. child?"
. - ,_ _ “I pounded it‘ with father’:
4",‘. watch.”
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  MEN CONCLUDE I

- Work Continued All Last

“R Pllfl. I
Fifty floats and

approached her

Talking is like playing on tilt
is as much in layinfl
trings to stop

  FARMERS’ FAIR
ARRANGEMENTS

Night Under Lights ’
Placed Around
the Pike.

Panama FRIDAY MORNING
Fifty Floats andThirty-
Five Impersonations

in Line of March
a Mile Long.

 
Arrangements for Farmers‘ Fair
rts

are nearly- complete. repo of
committee chairmen showed at a
meeting f the Agricultural Club

night session of preparation for the
annual event which is called “tbr
biggest student stunt in America."
Th worked by means of lights
been placed around th:

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thirty-five im-

personations a campus characters

and take-offs on college institu
tions will be in the parade which i:’
to open the program tomorrow

morning. according to ll. ll. Craw-
ford, chairman of the parade com-
‘nee.

mi

The University Cadet Band wili
head the parade when it starts its
.narch along the following, routes
North from the college farm or
College Avenue to Broadway. west
on Broadway to Sixth. south or
Sigtb to Elm. east on E1 to Ninth.
south on Ninth to Conl y. east or.
Conley to~liitt. south on llitt
Rollins.
Those in charge of the. parade
zleclare it will start promptly at
10:45 a. m., They estimate that it
will be well over a mile long. Forty
trucks have been contributed by
business men and a crew of deco-
rators has been organized to go tt
work on them tomorrow morning.
Jerry Lewis has charge of thr
police force which will maintain or
tier on the pike. lie has fourteen
rssistants. all more than 6 feet tall
and weighing over 180 pounds,
be free... ' - at
the fair will be a potato race. open
to all. with a desk lamp and n ur-
ton of cigarettes as first and sec-
ond prizes.
Another free feature is novel.
Contestants will drive flivvers
while balancing an egg in a spoon
in one ban . c car‘ which runs
the slowest in high gear-'~\vill win.
This contest is open to all Uni-
versity students. .-\‘$7 hat is of-
fend as first prize. with a box of

unusually good this your.
lies. a regular feature. is to be ar-
rangedon the “Flu Ziegfeld plan."
according to (‘.lifl’ord Meeker. chair
man of the committee. Individual
acts. rather than a plot. will char-
acterize the show.

“Tex's Tropical Tantaliu-rs"

It will be given by a cast of twenty
which has spent two months in re
bearsa

Special.

with fairs.

Orly  sidcshnws , all

will

the tradition of form fairs

called upon
were present for short speeches. B

resident-
t of Boon;-’County. spoke.

night, at which former Farmer.
Fair managers w'ill‘spcak. -

MANY l’RlZ$ WILI. BB
. A

    

% —AND sous vans:

Given a I-‘oaataiu Pea-Best
W a

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the minstrel show'2-2 title this year.

In addition to these two shows.
the home economics and agricultur-
al girl students will put on a two-
act musical comedy called “Mizzou

The Yellow Dog Cafe on the pike-
will have barbs-med meat and other
food of the type usually associated

be
manned’ by fr't-shmr-ti. according tr

J. S. Williamson. vice-president
if the Agricultural Club. who pre-
sided at the meeting last night,
several alumni who

31. (“Smoky”) Woods of lBr-aymer:

-Dick Allen. county agent of St.

Francois County and a former club

. '3 ' . H. A. -llanser of -Ster-
ling. Col.: and GJR. "Skinner. coun-
‘)' area

A. final,rnce-ting is to be held to

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WARIIEI) mi 5lERCilANTS ‘
Beat‘ "-spiae:7'o7_s7nson‘_ to Be

\Vatch.'
Workers on Farmers‘ Fair pro-
iects and winners in some of the

George

tor and vice-president
Louisville Evening Pout.
Mr. Burbach is

speak

executive. For
was with the St.

He then became rnaniger

e
mittee. on the

istawhowillappnronthis yur’a_

Jorrr-nalisra Week program are
Bur-hach.

manager of the St. Louis Post-

'I’)“ispateh, andIawisC.Bumphr-ey

acheduld to
at 9. o'clock Wednesday‘
morning. and hfr. Humphrey will work.
be on the program Wednesday eve-

ning.
llr. Burbach has had an unusual-
ly wide experience as a newspaper «
thi

rteen years he

Louis Republic... 904-
and was of that news-
paper's Chicago advertising office:

national advertising department _
the ldunsey newspapers, with head-ll-Ilec

man of the com-
newspaper depart-imlndi clubs. '

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of the

3.

‘member
. Whist, River Valley. and Salama-

Kentucky and  Journalists I I
Will Address Meetings Wednesday

Two more well-known journal-{mental program
tion of tbc_Aaaoclald

thd has
1 'e
twenty-five years in newspaper

isville, Ky.. in 1876. and attuified
Center College.

graduated In 1896. He married
lknap of Louisville in

He has
Evening Post since 1896.

fir. Humphrey was born in Lou-
from which he

with the Louisville "‘

Mr. Humphrey was a member of
Jefferson County, Kentucky
tion Board from 1904 to 1909.

quarters in New York. Forgthellle is a trustee of Carl!‘ C01l¢8¢- 5°38! at the meeting last night in
last twelve years he beenfille is a Democrat and is active in ._l-helauditoriurn of the East Agri-
advertising manager and director; political life of the city. lie is a Clltllfll .

P

o endenais, Chess and

. For ‘Columbia and
orally fair and contrn
night and Friday.

or lower if sky is clear.

For Missouri: Fair

 

Lakes has a v east

of the country

last 24 hours.

cool everywhere. It

is
clear from Kansas
Rocky Mountains.

Mississippi Valley
drainage basin. Light

tor. The weather is in

Rocky otmtalns.

is probable tonight if
tinues ear..

six hours.

llarris. this afternoon.
Hillory Joy. pale an
from the strain of a tria

in the sire penitentiary

Defense lawyers
there was no evidence or

that had

the household and pointed

of eman

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Frost came ha
his

sihly unsettled south portion
night and Friday: continued cool;
frost tonight if sky is clear. '

The storm condition of the
ward , ,
Much following an operation
te

' gallstones.

an

the North Atlantic seaboard.
west to Missouri‘
was under its influence during the
weather
overcast Sunday evening. and was

Eiiiéfidifdcf
  FOUND GUILT

Decision on New Joy Trial
Next Week—Court L

Motion for a new trial in
Hillary Joy murlcr case was taken
under advisement by Judge David!
lle willfhusband. Robert T. Tandy;

him a sentence of thii'ty-_fIv

declared

as indicative of the mental atti
th

Frost tonight:
minimum temperature probably 38«

north. pos-.

to-

lower
to

is‘

issouri 1

con-‘

-——--— «who, with six of the eirrbt Children.
survive her.
living at 1115 University Avenue.

was sentenced t) thirtv days in the
;.o'.-nty jail and -I Tim of $100 atciation of N
a«~...r. today. ‘law jury had beer. outlnumber of years.

render a decision next wee . .
d $l\8llt'l’0dlMrs. Roy Jacger; hath 0f St.
1 1113! ltbwiand Mary and Estelle Tandy, who
I: )‘°l|l"5§are
v "i "“Frank and E. B. Tandy. both of

proof to

to these
tude

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FROST DAMAGE NOT SERIOUS:

Ozark Region Suffered Slightly-—
Anather Vin’! Tonight.

THE WEATHER l MRS. R. T. TANDY
nlceiziiyz ‘     m

Was Ill Only Few Days-'-

I lifelong resident

3?
gpital at 10 o'clock this morning,

with showers in Texas; generally an hos

north to Canada and west over the 3,0,.“ g,,,¢.1ogi,g “.1 5.3,,‘ m.
‘tho: bf “Lewis and Kindred Fam-
It is cold with serious frosts in flies,” was born in Boone County
Kansas. Iowa, and in the upper on 1-‘¢_-1,, 11, 1358, She
Ind . ”l8500!'iicated by private teacher, and
frosts 0c- “waded ‘
curred in Missouri, brisk winds dur- wufi
ing the night being a saving fac-the

. °‘°",""8 "‘ then offered in the School of sun
the western part ofithe Plains .andHauon_ she ‘Item.’ tn.“
. . . i  ‘°"mm' in Boone, H
cool lfl Missouri over Friday: frost fie‘
sky

to suggest to the Louisiana Pur-
chase Exposition offi
uh“

.was a member of the Virginia

Adjourns, Historical Society, thc.State‘ lins-

’torical Society of ‘Missouri. _the

(‘ircuit (Tourt adjourned at 2_LovIl I-Wis lesion. and un '1 her
»'clock this afternoon until .\londa:.-.illncss had been on‘ in the
:ncrr.ing. work of genealogical research and
Charles l’r.-ltocl: w-9 I-umi guilty compilation of family svnealosws
of selling intox.c:.f:.1g liquor and 553 “W94 '5 W-'iP!‘1'8'-‘hi-“NW f0"

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she been a member of the Christian

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the courtroom today to listen to hisiqfiorton, Kan.: one brother. Walter
attorneys make a last stand for hrs.“-_ Baum," of -I-‘coma’ wuhq ‘mg
f"°°d°m- I M. {-2. Fountain

"ill I. and Mrs.

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convict a man of that kind of rail;
crime and that public opinion was‘
shocked at the -excess sentence.

shocked at the excess sentence. The-‘
prosecution stated that everything
been said previous to the!
crime had indicated that Joy was;

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’ X afiflfl." I-Ilfl CIVIL ' me
‘..h.«__: ___t mu. ‘M am’. “or the body arfid girut here where
acr-Pollard: idea.  ma Drag '
sun:-s-4 worker. nus. bras ‘Robinson was born Ill Rene;

Voila; Dix  Bra.‘ an ac ‘u
rune. -a caarpaay: '
 aw Iarbet. from high school here.
Construction: apt . sweater. fie ' mag
ear lhnh; aaeuad. hos eaads. Ounce aa.
1‘k§u;5.g..rg,,. ...§-3|, IfIl)flUfl‘l|f.hwelf.0lIftlIfl|P
uat-s-.r-‘: best freab—_a worker. Din. Vlr- 3
. tbaalaxhbita: beat _ baao 
an at fruit. Us I-‘rultoa-aaay: U.‘

, as Latin: hot educa-
tional fiat. aanaa char-utte-. C 

aunt Ilsaaarraa cam. abouts.

iPAREl\‘TS HEAR I

Lifelong Resident of
Boone County.
Mrs. Robert Thomas Tandy. a

ne Coun-
Parker Memorial Hos-

 

. died at

rday afternoon for gangrenous
Sue was 67 years c .
Mrs. Tandy became suddenly ill
taken to
pital yesterday afternoon.

Mrs. Tandy. who was a weJ-

was edu-

‘S’

olt and Nodaway c5un-
She was married on Marclf C,
1885, to omas Tandy.

The family has been

Mrs Tandy was the first person
cials the cele-
bration of ‘s Day" and
served on the executive committee
for Lewis Day, Sept. 23, 1904. She

Missouri of the Genealogical Assn’-
cw York. City for a
Her genealogy
work is widely known. She had
Church since September, 1892.

Mrs. Tandy is survived by her
four

daughters. Mrs. I

living at home; two sons.

three sisters. Mrs.
C B. Williarr
J. Prosscr of

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Ccntralia. and Mrs.
ansas City

OF SON’S DEATH

Francis Robinson Is Re-
ported Drowned

_in Montana.

Francis Robinson, 23 years old.
was drowned in Columbia Falls.
3Ilont., yesterdax accordi to a

cerved ' his parents.

JR. FARMERS

“" Miss Buchanan of Talking

Worucsnor PLAY Tomcrrr
C. L. Brewer Invites Guests

.
and farmerettes

school 

s
.

. ernoon at 2:30 o'clock in Room 133.

Robinson is survived by his par-
’ and t”t'°

two 4
iam

TOLD OF FOLK  
SONG LEGENDS

Machine Co. Illustrates
Talk With Phono-
Zraph Records.

to Attend Missouri In-
terscholastic Meet
Saturday.

hundred, Junior farmers
luru ‘ o

the history of natirfi American folk

ldiss Fanny Buchanan of the edu-

cational partment of a

A E

II‘! the development of many years
of_cumulations and additions," she

“Indian -ours. originally
rather I’lth0Ilt or tug"-'
when adapted to music. tell tuneful
stories of woods. and field, and
‘ m- Caro songs. songs of a
ripe that naturally sings in my
NW)‘. are always full of rhythm
and And the cowboy songs.
which are skctchier. were 1
favorites on night
bends. They

though
rhythm

er and quieted the herd." Miss Bu-
chanan illustrated her talk with
phonographlc records.
Movies Are Shown.

.u_°50fl pictures of the Home-
coming game. of the California trip
made by football team. and of
various campus scenes. were also
shown to the visiting juniors. _
Sherman -Dickinson of the agricul-
tural extension service of the Uni-
- rector
of athletlm. those remaining unti
would be guests o
University pt the Interscholastic-
Ilect. ‘

The boy spent yesterday in
stock .ladgb%nbesta ‘compared
their own ratings with
of the department

D-Q
re
5’
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the Stock Judging Pavilion.
This afternoon the artillery
branch of the R. O. T. C. wen
through some special maneuvers
on Rollins Field for the visiting
boys and girls. The visitors were
also taken to the artillery range to
watch practice shooting.
The program tonight will be
given in Latbrop Hall at 8 o'clock.
A dramatic program. staged by the
Missouri Workshop. and a moving
picture program. will be given.
4-}! Section Bears A. A. Jeffrey.
The 4-H Club section of the
Junior Farmers’ Week met this aft.

f$

West Agricultural Building. The
first part of the program was com-
posed of songs and music for club
eetings This lecture will be '

3

A. A. Jeffrey. agricultural editor
of the College of Agriculture, gave
a discussion of the club reporters’
work. The subfirct of his talk was
"What Is From lub
Angle.”
briefly the elements
story. and showed the boys
girls how to write stories for their
local papers of their experiences
this wee
At 8 o'clock tomorrow morning
group pictures will be taken on
the East Campus. The awards
and prizes will be given out at this
time by Dean F. B. Mumford. There
will be 222 ribbons and’25 trophy
cups awarded. At 10:30 o'clock the
entire group will be dismissed to
attend the F arruers' Fair parade.

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Streets.

aadAah

New Type Being Built by Boppc
on Sixth V
Columbia north of B

yesterday. :
The apartment will be built in
tea units. 90 by 82. fee: and 27

no recently bought by the

animal husbandry this morning at M

lustrated by‘hliss Fanny Buchanan. .

  
 

Electric Pipe Organ of Sacred
Heart Church Is Being Installed

The electric direct action’ pipe or--
Sacred

 

of at least five sections. The pipe
that is joined together and has the
5

water. and a small pantry.
The Scherrnerhorns are making
a year's trip over the
States. From New Jersey they
went to Florida where they spent
most of the winter. ‘ro here
they will go to the coast. stopping
at Yellowstone and Glacier na-
tional parks. ‘

A third and important member of
the Schermerhorn party is Balda. a
German police dog. Bslda finds
the trip very interesting.

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TICKETS ISSUE]

Last Year's Journalism
Week Guests Supplied
First.

 

Tickets for the Journalism Week
are being issued to
banquet who
After to-

No application will
ticket issued unless
the application is acccmpa ed by
the price of the ticket. 92.50. and
the name of the person for whom
the ticket is desired. All appli-
cations should be made to H’
Cannie R. Quinn. secretary of
banquet committee. Jay R. Neff
Ball.

plication.
considered or

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banquet is a k Banquet. The

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Country Club. at which the ban-'

 

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iful woman has been assisting reds
fin the Italian capital. ne-
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1 Europe to .Take Precautions.
'|ly Unltasl Pre-. .
{ DONDON. April 30.-Faring
.that the arrival of May Day might
lbe a signal for concerted Corn-
.munist outrages. the polic of
.France. Italy. Bulgaria, Esthonia.
and Hungary today took action.
“- -Special precautions been
_taken in
gcountrics 0 he authori-
ies claiming evidence of a wide-
pread international plot to foster
outbreaks tomorrow.

1 Communists were ar-
‘rested in Paris with automatic pis-
.tols and ammunition in their pos-
gsession. Raids conducted for the
flast three days throughout the
1French capital have disclosed stores
'-of high explosives.
fuse of an infernal rnachinr
railroad

tion near Riga. fapparently
tended to wreck the special trpin
carrying the I-Zsthonian president
and many er governurc of-

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ARRIVE FROM
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Heart Church from the Wicks Pipe}smallest air hole in one of it

07!" COGPNIY 07 Hixhland. Illntsums is valuclcss for a place in ---—-~-——-

has been received and it is I Faculty members Bring

that ’ will be installed by the? After these tubes are made. the ’ -

mm 0; my, -1-... am“ ,, ,,,,_.;m,.m ..,m.. m mum on _ Students. on a Special

only one in Columbia equipped with aching known as {he “voicing T1-ain..Hiss Schroeder

the electric direct action control by» machine." rson known as a

which the tone response to the or-. Jvoicer" then makes the pipes M- U3 

ganidfs touch is almost instan-‘“speak" with the same of ---—---

l-ll|¢0|15- ' jpower from the lowest notes to the TO ENTER MUSIC CONTEST
!F‘:YI.h¢Bl’.};f0hl!l{ P. Lyutch and Samu-‘ highest and with the same quality .;._.___

e . 1 r. anus .itv reprcsen-"of tone whether it be that of flute, ' ‘

tative of the company. selected string. or reed. The company rnak- Elght  Represent

ohr’g_an. fr. Bihr was in thecniusiciing the Sacred Heart organ has as-  Hlgll 

smeqs or many years in cum-.sured the church of a leasi tone ?

bvia where the Cary Theater is novnquality in the instrumi.-,nt. M Paper  Aflnuals
|0¢IU-‘d- He arrived -alum-. The console. pipes and rnrchan- the lsautilus.

bia today to superintend the instal-I ism of the organ will be in the bal- ...___._

lation. loony of the church. The choir will The Manual Training High

There are said to be 80 per centgoccu the space between the con- School of Kansas City brought
fewer moving and delicate parts-sole which will be close to the bal- seventy students today. ~ accom-
in the mechanism of the Wicks or- copy rail. and the organ proper. panied by four faculty members.
gan than in other types. Parts of, In this manner the organist" may di- on a special train to enter the cur-
the organ are made more sturdily rect the choir from his place at the ricular cantata re .
than ‘in. other type; ' n in this? organ if he wishes  do so. 11.9,, n, Gig)“ 5¢,m-M11.m‘gm.
was It is made practically trouble‘ The only connection between the am” who '5" ,q,n,,,m the -we
proo The Instrumen - 567:'consolc and the organ will be a pubuuuon, of we h°og_ the
pipes ranging in size from one thelcable about one inch in diamete u.,,u.1;t,_ . weekly m_.,,.p‘pfl._
size of a lead pencil, weighing a‘ If necessary, it wo ld be possible ",4 we N..mm an y ‘ book
few ounces. to one nine feet lonx. to move the console from its pcsi- -nu, uuiuuu “' Np“,“,nk,d by:
weighing sou.-nty-five pounds. ‘tion at the time the organist was and Noni‘, editor ‘N, M"),

E treme care must be used iniplaying. without affecting s ef- Muoubrif ‘uh, Bend’ and punk
the construction of organ pipes flirts. operations of the or- Sh“, “'wci.u, “Mo” -rho”
which are made of wood. shot-t~gan are performed through mag- fwm'uw Nuumm an. '1,-"Dd.
zinc and a specially cast metal. nets and no wind connection be- Schneider. eduor;'Hm,ry'Gowb"‘.

e pipes are made in parts and tween the console and the pipes is bumw” mum“... nd F|o".m.e
glued together. Each pipe consists ‘required. Studna, associate editor. Miss Mary

“"" ::““ "“ "::::_—_"'—- Elizabeth Lomax. president of the
Junior i.-um"... Cu." out     Missouri Interscholastic Pncss
Bofi here from Lemma ‘ad ! _. soczation. ‘IA managing editor ‘of

Appleton (‘ity for grain and ' _ both publications. '

stock judging contests are    Slillfllll 51 “Ill?” C03 -

camped at the tourist camping * Th? OUR! 313501118 8?? ¢'fll»¢!'!'d

park. They are cooking army - in the musical contests. represent-
style and are succeeding in    ing Manual Training High School
making themselves cnmfort- ‘ ‘ ' ‘ in the contrasts for girl:a'.gle¢ club.
able in spite of the cold weath- -—4-— boys‘ rice club. mixed chorus. boys’
er. They will return home by Report From Rome Says Qulllflrt. girls‘ Qllllflrl-d l-*')'7"'*\'°iC¢.
way of Jeflgg-30“ City when . ’ gir s’ voice, vio in an orc stra.
they .-an -I... the .m. cm- WOWW U395 D1593‘ The -oim-u win he Mary Pat-
txil and the prison. J. ‘. Min- phone in  ton. soprano and winner in the
nis, who is in charge of the . Kansas Cit soprano conu-st;
twelve boys from Appleton B0lSheV15t5- Helen Grabhorn, soprano: Irene
City, was graduated from the ———_——— Oliver. soprano: Charles Cheshire.
University in 1921. PRECAUTIONS ARE TAKEN bus: ‘Allen Snoddy. It-nor: lltguan
--'--'0---— ________ . loo.-ac . baritone; and An ony
TRAVELERS SEE (‘OFNTIKY ' ' ‘ Guen-erg, tenor. ‘
FRO“ THE .17‘ 5' 0l:TlD(’K”. Ralds- Conducted In P‘nS The boys‘ quartet will consist‘of:
"_-"_ - ‘ Durmg Last Few Days Allen Snodd' first tr-nor‘ l\'oonr
Tloarist Carap Vkitoru Make Trip . . . 5‘ ' ‘ .
0",, Nnim in C..'ku Dgsclose Sun-es Badaglialacqua. second tr-nor: l-rod
. . . Waldner. baritone; and Charlc.-«
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“U. s. Outlook"; is the inscripr‘. ' ”"""’:;,,:?';',;m“ Wm mum, 0,.
Lion in large gol letters on thrgu, u,,...., 1-,... ‘
immense car driven by Capt. and, 11)N[x)N, April 3o__p[.M for M?” P‘“‘°“' fir“ ‘°p"”°‘,"'°,"°

115. . . Schcrfnerhorn of -let-?a bomb outrage in Rome, similar to Oliver’ "and, Myrna’. "me
59)‘ Cltiu N~ J» ‘W0 5i°PP'-‘d 81 the one that cost more than 200 Rose’ fir“ ‘"0’ ‘nd B"-moo "uni-
the tourist camp here last night.‘ lives in the cathedral at Sofia, have Mm’ Tum‘ ‘ho’ .

The car is completely fitted out as u‘ been frustrated by officials, it is “W f‘°“u)' l°¢_°mP{"‘3'".“ ' lb”
home on w ls. has a stove. believed, according ; Cam-g] 5md9"lv' "'93 11- - 59"‘ 5°35 ‘If
a bed that folds up in the daytime,i N.-9.-.. dggpm-h, the music department. Miss Sara

Bennett. of the musical department;
bliss hlildrral Schroeder. of the pub-
lic speaking department, and who
received her B. J. from this Univer-
sity in 1928; and George A. blunt-
gomcr)’. faculty supervisor of the
Mauualite and Nautilus. —
375 in Curricular Contests.
Three hundred and seventy-five

lar contests of the Interscholastic
‘Meet. By counting each student.
each time he enters a contest the
total numlxr of entrants is morn
' Fifty-five high
schools are represented

From Columbia High School
more than a hundred students are
ing part in curricular contest.-.
Forty-nine ' ' ‘
contests in English. essay writing.
spelling. stenography. biology, l.s-
tin. Frwnc . foods and clothing.
European history. ‘and American
history. The remaining fifty or
more are members 0 the-boys‘
and gir1s' glee clubs which adll be
entered in the contests.

C. K. Sxwill also enberthe track
Bol-

ably neproent Columbia Saturday
' Dnailnh. Loomis, -Pcarman.
Nebel. Shyrock. Hopper. Rodgers
Olmsteadt; Switaer. and lfusgrsve.
Six {in Albany (Erna -
A high-school group rum Al-
rbany. headed by Carl Gillespie. is
staying at the {Colombian Hotel.

.quet will be held Friday evening. . . . n the “e not e n
HI!‘ 3. will feature books in (‘V211  Inltlatlon on (_‘_h,,‘‘, 1:‘. CH0 Ihvifl. ghiph.
P°“"‘bl‘ "3' 11“ “"°"‘ "in 5° May 12. Harris. ad Hrs. Carlclillespie. ~
5°03‘-'°I"=h tum - ._._...__.v ‘ A‘ teamifrom the Salem in‘
5“ °f “*9 “V” '_°l‘”“" hm?‘ 5)’ Sigma Xi. hénorary acientflc‘ fra- School is ' he at the Colombian
A"'"'°"‘ 9“ uh?“ ‘ terltlti. c _, td Inc!!! for" Hotel. A. Book is in charge
03 Pulllflhtfl "39 “'3 -three persons for‘- their work in, I
in the banquet are: ‘ 0 " Q,‘

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