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the resolution '1 one student.

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..."Know your buddy by
band” is the‘ '

n hat will  quite I will paradethe leglass and.”-unless,
t’ hold sec. already-stores sell- those-wt. have suffered are
i the bands report thit their sup- still suffering serious internal 1..-
ply is running short and that the juires and many thousands of other
bnvs are “Eating fem up like hot wounded and disabled World War
cakes" heroes.’

The.hatband erase struck the East
several ymrs ago but is just getting
as the Iliddle West. b A
“GOD ls AN EVO|.U'l'lONlST.°'

S_A\'S NOTED IDOIDGIST
Robert (‘us-hmsn Murphy Says ‘nut
Evolution la Considered as
God's lethal.

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NE ’ YORK.-‘-One can be an
evolutionist without having a mon-
key in one‘s family tree, according
to Robert Cushman _ltnrphy, noted
soul nd in. director of

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violating a new state law that pro-
hibits the teaching of Darwinism.
“Down there it is a question of

whether human thought -is to
stultified, whether scientific’ in-

quiries are to be blocked by nar-
row-minded curchmen who tulu
Bryan seriously when he points to
the orangoutang and asks. ‘Do you
want that for an ancestor?‘

’ ‘.‘Biologists never for one minute
have contended int man was de-
scended from the Anthropoid ape.
and describing evolution as ‘the
monkey theory’ is pure tommyrot.

“It is not possible to trace the
development of man in a straight
line from the original cell to its
present plane because of innumer-
able off-shoots from themain stem.
You can't draw a line between a
man and mo y any more thar
you can connect man with the

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"_One may be an evolutionist
without being an atheist. The evo-

lutionist does not discredit God
‘God is an evolutionist,' he says.
I-3'.-olution is not designed to show
that God had nothing to do with
man's development. but rather it is
c.:nsidered the method «used 2;-
Goi" . J ., -- 5

100 8'l‘l7DEN'lS WILL BE
SALESIEN ‘nus SUHMER
-Expect to Visit 150.000 Persons in
Effort to Earn Next Year‘:
School Expenses.

About 160,000 persons will be
visited by an army of salesman
from the University of Missouri this.
.-umm . accordng to estimate
the total number of homes M. U.
student representatives of various
‘companies are expected to visit.

Tw hundred students will begin
a long summer campaign June 1 for‘
the school expenses of next year.
Each student is hoping‘ to earn
about $400. “I intend to work from
eiuly morning till late at night to

sea for next year,‘ is

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cro
last few weeks by training classes
of the various companies, acco -
ing to Fred Dixon, employment sec-
reta

ry.
flairty-five nudenta from‘ the
University will sell hosiery thi:
summer. One of the students from
the University of Missouri will be
given 13 permanent position this

car.
y Ten University of Missouri stu-
dents will books. Those en-
gaged in this work will call only
on farmers. They have been in
training all spring under a veteran
salesman.

An aluminum colnlilllyl I bfmh
¢0mPlD¥.’Intl 8' magazine have all
ggjiloyed an]:-ge number of men,

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of the use of chemicals in the
forlnofdustssa preventlonsnd
cure fa‘ IP '3‘

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th

;_merican Veterans, here, June 22 to
Is. - '
Following the blinded veterans

The division will be headed "by
National Commander Frank J. Ir-
win of New York City. wounded
wearer of the Distinguished Service
Cross, and past national command-
ers and the national officers of the
disabled men's society. Dr. George
Calvert of Syracuse. N. Y.. national
chief-of-staff. whose eyes were
shot out at‘ Chateau Thierry in the
spring of 1918. and Rabbi Aaron-
nonal ehaplin of the D. A. V. of
W. W,, whose eyes were destro
in the Argonne offensive of 1918.

comrade‘ to safety. will command

in the parade.

REAL HOME OF WBALE

Falkland Islanders Want to Know
Where These Mammals Go-in
the Winter Time.

".' llnltad Pfegg. ,
L0!\"DO.\'.-—-Op supreme impor-
tance to the Falkland islands gov-
ernment. is, Where do whales go in
the winter time?
solving this question, it is financing
an expedition to the Antarctic for
the sole, purpose of -chasing whales.
and tracking them, no matter where

they go.

By far the greater portion of the
revenue of the Falklands is derived
from whaling during the summer
season. and the exchequer would
benefit to a much greater extent
if the mammals could be traced to
their haunts.

The preliminaries have
mcnced. e Discovery-—the 800-
ton bark of Scott fame-—is being
reconditioned for a two-and-a-halt
rear cruise. "Her destination will
be anywhere on the ocean, and it is
‘expected she will cover more than
50,000 miles during the trip.
cial whaling gear is being far-
nished. while m prominent
scientists will be on board.

rel

on nown portions of the Antanctic
Ocean, along the west coast
Africa, to south Georgia, Graham’:
Land, and practically to the Great
lee Barrier.

NAVY HAS SMALL AIRPLANES

___.__.——._.———.

Engines Develop 80 Horsepower-

Weigh 208 Pounds.
llnlll‘ Pre-M.
WASHINGTON.-As the first
step in producing small airplanes
which can be practically employed
on ships of war, the navy has de-
veloped a new design, _air-cooled
engine. '

The new motor in its block tests
developed 80 horsepower at 1800
revolutions a minute. It weighs
only 208 pounds. or 2.6 pounds for
each horsepower. In ord b-
tain a small engine of such light
weight it was necessary to intro-
zioce a number of novel features of
construction. '

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Work Called For and Delivered.

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the unit of ‘blind veterans munching ‘

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barred _
sport news consists of accounts of l
pirate ships captured or merely
pursued.

the papers: .

hm "" I” " '  L, ,5! ’ i The most popular suggestions for

of brk riders. a to I .

theulnedIOO0.aad't’heIrthaakI.la! giesaunaéguoroigzmla: summer vacation arethe na-

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,; g,,_ .,, 5;. ,.,..,.. u, 3,. o,g...._t lner Sllsslon students at_ regnstra-,2 Wind Cave National Park. Glacier
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crew at the Belvldne.

dently included as it came in. 9
‘lie of ma worth 3

1! a single ten

consisted of one
a stable. and a blacksmith: shop. If Noah!
Webster would publish his dictionary

There is an item about an inven-'
tion, with the reckless claims of the:
inventor safely inclosed in quota-
tion mar s.

De! Calcite ha.-.‘
propelling steam ;
coni-

3..
gt.
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..-a the history of navigation,
«ill be marked with some distinguished ad-%
in the same issue there is a quo-7
tation from the London Courier up-
on this subject.
“On Thursday last the public were much
ed and astonished at the exhibition

s
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a

.mall draft of water in
lost will leave London in
‘arts. the Int instance of A direct com-5
muaiv.-atlas: between can ll of France
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The nificaut of the life 0 the time than}
3 ‘wiqhd for the comparati ymthe. anewa. ._ _ V
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-3 .
on: are advert: in one issue.
All are of\"l-Elegant Furniture!“

tare advised to call to see the
h an“ .'.~'tiaer. I they would learn something‘
‘up.’ ) to their advantage.

- iton. , C. today to serve on the
' ‘ad we dneucotton crop reporting board of the

tculturd. which will meet June 2 to

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