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. .s_now north portion; colder Wednes-
day  northwest portion tonight.

* Weather conditions’: lloderIte‘.to {.
heavy rains continue in the §Gu1f
‘ crust region from Texas to Florida.

upper Plains‘ and ‘northern Rocky
Ilountain mates. and western Cona- -

prevailed in the middle interior.

era if the Council de_cl_dQ,tha1
‘lturalj.atatist_lcian at Springfield. . """‘ '

su.it: province of China harlot!
In and‘ pr‘actl_call;'_ no no-

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tart night. 2?: p!'eclplta*.lon.‘. 0.00.

Cour n'a§'a ma eotu
. 1‘enrperhturef Ila)‘ Fall, to 1
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pal  .written from Ja-

,9htea Weather Bureau here.jstate4
that a. cold wave in on the way.ta§ 0
hi. I
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byheld tonlghtdrp thoaelcltaaens in-
terested in retaining the {accent form

N 9! the story of rtturder told
' ' ‘of city government. ‘nae moon!!!

COLD -HITS MIDDLE W§'l'

 

CHICAGO. Oct. 27.~-Winter held
‘away over the Middlg West today. '
' Sections of llinneaotn and * lowao mmbin on the 59933,} (1-gin_
Faculty Committee Named.

were visited lb): snow‘ and -jsleet,l
yrhieh did considerable damageno} .
* l'‘'\'1'° “¢“i*5°8- 1° Chittro 1*"-‘3*h°T'.' doinled .a committee contponed of ”" . are neatly grieved to learn of.
:;momcter dropped to twenty.-eizhf% Dean F. B. Mumford, Dean R. .
!;during the night and at 9 o'clo:‘k.thls Mfcnuguand‘ and 1)e,m‘ w.§;..,- w}'1. air a distinct lots to the people of this
‘ ' 1.4_'state_ and off the .\Veat. Havlna‘

:l>:nowr;‘-Dr. Waters well and intimate-
The body em be an-onapanied ‘from ,-.:‘f.'~*.'fo*r mimnr ‘rem. knowing vi”
‘ -.h.. R n_ 1*, v_”his'_tttu;:glcab obtain an education..

 we uih-en at ‘narrow
~ menu new Lust. :3”!!-

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airy Avenue. careya report

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‘ ‘ion for Turbine
at W. & L. Plant wan.

tcrest aa: ‘independence ’Ball
5

nental Oonzrest met; and thefietsy
Rees‘Il<a1!¢. irhere the  United‘;
Smteg flax has made. 1 A day Iran
spent at the NaLvy,!:ea¢ueLY

They spent anothdr  at .VaIlJ:

° The City Council. at a special
' flaern

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_ Two ouerbtaowuenrufiuutgs
. The purpose of the “convention.

tern in the World 'War to affliatc‘ .-
'ci£llon. and‘to offer financial and
hospitaleservioe to former service
‘ugh’ the National Memorial
2 B . motion dealing _
_t:boilor fced.putnp,at the water and:

‘rams. n. c.  -near thre-
day:  returningto Columbia.

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Funeral ."Servicesl.  Bd_
”.in’M. U. Auditorium
Thursday. — Classé
to Be Dismissed.

Dr. Henry J. Waters} editor ..:‘
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13||5l‘Cl151!7 Wllo (‘led in Kansas City
'7  Ilfilll.  -
I- ‘“—’:‘.‘L':‘; ‘.“l:'*:.-gr,-A  ....._... try (Janna mu.
. , _ “in this country in 1907 he traveled
{gum-1- $197991: 0‘ lg? 3'l“‘;°\"'3 C°n°i§°;l_.~:lfway attains the continent to ace

. gricu ure, re 0 pneumonia’ 5, ' -
“  Illzlll at hll hn‘TI‘.(‘,.Illp Chfllonith exmr‘meflt and study ’
otel. itriiansas City. '
. Dr. \\'n‘.':'re'. condition had‘
critical for several days.

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' era. torher dsnn

ts plan.
- Dr. Waterg was elected preiident
' , .95 the p Kansas. State Ayriéulturgl.
509%. Collckt in 1909. which position he
AVNV ‘Hlreld till 1911’. He became manag-

rally Szmzlay night he suffered ‘a re-~ in: Mm” of the week’).
I

lapse yesterday noon.
. Dr. Waters nuts the son-in-lair of‘. W” hupoim

B. 4. Watson of Columbia: 1-). .
_ atsorfof the Columbia -Tribune‘
is n brother-in-low. lie is zrnrrl-.-ed

.City‘Sl_ar January 1. 1918. no

ul commissioner of the

United. States, and Philippine. gor-
1crm'nent.uani-' from September

. ‘ 1918. l J l. 1918’

also by Mrs. Waterannd :1 non, Jack , ‘§dem']‘_";°0d'. :;:£;y;3u.”°,.. new‘;

Waters. who is Id\'G1'l.«lSl!l3! manager: the “Rh”. 0,» man), books. hr

' The indications are that it will: Cox
 he" by t°m9"'°“.' m°:"'i“3'l Parker’; undertaking parlors. Tlrl“;
°'“’"*R “"3 -l°mP°“W‘»‘ ‘° '3“ “'1 funeral services will be held “in the

oh-lac

20 or possibly.l5 degree: above zero} U

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Retrresentatives of the Ktfitszrs Cit)’ 1
Star will accompany the body to Co-

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l rlculturc

Agriculture Dr. Waters I-an mar-_
ried,to Mia: lIar1rarct.WItson' of-_‘E
colurnhia June ‘
the Wed‘: fair in Stgh Louu Dr.‘ In.” M”  n6"852‘9‘ on aw

‘ . 1. ‘ 2.
State Agricultural Exhibit. e ‘At the: !""’“"“ W‘; ‘57'5°3'“ 32 °" '1”
close of ‘the ex ' '

the
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“it”? of -the Columbia Tribune. .
-Leaving _l{ansu.= City torrrorron-I
tilt. is special train will bring the my  1‘ d‘
body to Columbia.‘ Upon arrival inf. ‘W’ ‘ " '
urnbin the body will be taken 10-.

nivernity Auditorium at ll ‘ V __..._____
Thurtdzty murx:ring‘.' All Unite-raft)"  RSSOIJUTION IS llll.‘\W.\' l'1‘
; classes will be suspended from .
9 until 1 o'clock. The Re~.'.’Lutlu;r W., :

and; Smith willeanduc-t :he' sex‘vi:'.'. Bu-H . _ _.
; * rial will be in the (‘olumhia cane-I.  :°_:o°<;}mfl.‘“C(°lf D;-Ilgfl '

C. _' IVEII1 lllm 1‘ '
luv the following resolution this
lmnrning when they learned of .
- We

cludigi "‘.'l‘l:e r..mns.1.. o fXgricul-
re'.'‘ “The Development of the

DI’. W_!!l1'r$ is n mcmber_of the
Bpiecipallan Church and the Phi
I ta_’_liBvpa. Sigma xi. and Alpha
ta fritcrnltic-s. .

 

Former‘ Selrooliaates of Dr: Waters

Rina-as Appreciation of lllrn.

on dca . _
’-“Toe old neighbors and forrncr

Dr. Strattou D. Brooks has at» »"°l‘".°]_'!5’~‘Q"l"l~'~"‘ 97 “°“''}' 1° W”

H A} linms to plan the service to he he
'_ 3.0;  _'l‘he cold wanker-_wrll continue for { in an. 1:33,-emig)-‘

; the Parker Chapel ‘try

. and :1 fr.(11_lty escort. This escort}! _ - ,_. . _ ., —

will an... go with the may to t‘.».c»',!or o:h‘m.,  hair. this occasion to}
~ *‘ mu ouxgaprrreciotlon of such in

~ cemetery.
' e indivjidnal. He was truly,

‘ . Active pail

nllm

rt. L. M De

The city is to furnish all ma- 3 Congrreakrrlan
1 _ f tonne. . . l r’

Ems.
He \_\'as Barn in Missouri
.Dr. Waters wan born in Center,
. Rails County. Missouri. on Nov. 23.‘ 3"‘d‘°1'd- J7" _

u-uuuwdtgamg 1865. . His father. Colonel G. W. l-‘. Hoffman. W. R. 9B£I€‘f€!‘. Fran’-'19
  in, ‘\\'gt_e[-5, ‘Va; 3 stag}; fay-gn(or._ nfid, H. Iillfifittll, \"llll1Illl  GUllIT. 
‘ hefore  Hllfll, Isidore Bflflllz L.‘ 5‘. 
writ-:r on .43.; J. E. Thornton. F. \l. .‘lredermeyer.,
» fjo.-cph Rates. '1‘. W. Whittle. N. '1'.‘
mi Gentry."

IT.i1..i}EVI'iE7BT
4., .  TERMS crvm $h°'s~=jf;~_-M

stalling an electric aign by the ; for iv-‘I'M? 3'88?!
cod; was .a prominent
and airicultnrnl subjects.
with thgngedtfor at Dr. Waters was graduated
‘ agriculture at the -University ‘
Missouri in 1888'.) I-following his:
-ggraduaticn he. lnlabassistant sec-
retary of the Missouri State Board
‘of Aflculturo for the years.
41888 he 'was made assistant in
' at the Missouri ‘
,rnent Station which position. he lm
gfdr two years, being in charge of‘
experimental work in crop: and.
restock.‘
rofeasor of agriculture
!Perms;.'l\'ania State
agriculturiat at the
Experiment Station. the first man in
I. re to be called from the‘
West to an eastern institution. In‘.
the fall of 1895 he was recalled
- Missouri as dean .of the Callegeaf
Agriculture and director of the’; '

      
   
  

bearers will 1.4-: Jarnesl. valuahi
which be filled .0 successfully. Ar; ,,,;,,.,,..d.g.. gE.__..,_._.'__|..,.,
M IN[.‘lTRY.OF .

FRANCE FALI.
After} nrsucrors oourzycn. u.r_:crs.‘

‘Sanford Avis I N I hr of ’ . D "-_"7"_— 0 '
l . Exaéuu‘;  _ ‘ Pllbllcy Welfare 
Sanword AVIS. secretarf Of

"It ls to be hoped that the

‘will he rtq

0; grant
Slovakia, it was learned at the Treat-l

3_ . is passing. and feel that his death

at teacher. college dean. college pres:-g
, dent, .and' agricultural writer. Dr..
, Dr. James Gordon. Dr.‘ Waters lalrofed continually for those‘
i J. C. Jones, ll. H. Banks, Dr. J. D.. people in whom he was specially in—-
; Elliff; Dr. J W. Connaumy, C‘. B.‘ terested. He wail Modest and retir-i
 Bowling. M. F. Miller. 0_. M. S.ew-. lust. and never known to sound ‘«
. foe. Dr..F-‘rnclt .\'ifong,: awn praises.
Dean F. B. Mun-.l'nr.l_ W. C. Ether-~
.$l790 for the construction of the 3‘ ldge.‘ Marshall Gordon. Dean Walter. men am‘ boys of our sta-tuand of
foundation forth: newturhlne gen-1‘Williams. Prof. B. l-'. lloffman. Dr. nation will study and profit by
erator unit afthe water and‘light; John Pickard. Prof. W. G. .\lanly.f life of this man of humble bezina
W. 1,. Nelson W. AX nine. who worked so hard. and
B rght. J. Kelly Wright and W. I-’ climbed so higlnand exerted so much
' influence as a citizen and an ed '
Blur.
“(fiignedlz S. F. Conley. Alex;
Marshall Gordon, B.

._ _______ - B '3 0“ y . .
':'aiU.- S. to Settle- on Sm!-3°""°"""L"';2.'£.‘.."“".-———T““... 
MAY NOIIINATB ‘CHIANDLBU .
Bochqwt Dsder

lar Basis to That
With Poland.

5

l1nitdl'f'roos. 5 C.
'WASHINGTON. Oct. 27.-—Ital}'«  of
y = ulred to settle her $3--f tlanal_‘Barrk of
« l38,5l3,852.77 debt to the Unltacdi merlrotkochaportdsbe
States an ,terma similar 10
ed Lnhfin. Poland, and Ctncho-‘i United Sta 4

Chandler is s scoot‘ Dr. Chanda!‘

.the United States. ‘fire rmoney wai made
raised throufih ‘the sale of Liberty
Bonds. Interest at 6 per cent no!’

"ll-Qlt3t.. ‘ 1 .

-v The jitaliair Debt Commission is Senator
expected to alrrivp in New York Sat-

.........~ we-r view»

{her
I-‘lorlda

ch

the small town

hir-

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:87

n.-

. ohucuriux
; willingness
: financial
» s

Pr-ern
urnatr

of

those 7

   
   

as twenty early this morning.
Most of the victims were residen
0! Birmingham and]

the thirty-foot ernlnalcrne
The scene of the acclden .
miles from llcmphlnr‘ ~Arnbulancca.l
with physicians and nurses. were;
sent to the n-re
reached here. Near-by schools and’
urches were turned "into 
hospitala. - 3 ‘
I-‘int reports‘ an to how the ac- 
cident occurred are to the_'ef1ect that
the first baggage
by the account baggage th

cars and the Pnllrfli can with the?
exception of the lat; Pullman. '
The llier left the rails at 6:80
o'clock till: 

red {tattooed
front»-u'hlch“uid _
time, had -lrnprl '
learn hadtelescopqd
the footof the slope. , y _
The first r-saeue«tnaina.thia morn-,
prlcomh. ‘T. E. Smith.‘ Dr.‘ Dndleyl 9ne"o!f the treat men of gut country”; in; {mind the people ofthfe vicinity.-
Conley,. Sidney Rollins, Prof. E. A.f and worthy of the positions of trust; chgppjnx {,9 am“
0; ‘h-owbridze, and E. Sydney Steph-
;ena. .
llchprnry pallbearers will be: C.
B. R '

youngf Cabinet Resigns
3:: Failure to Reach Debt
D Settlement.

shut

for the RcptthIle1n.noInlnatiott for
tel . .

. ler is in an Athens hospltalauffer-_
_ra,a aerere injury to her hip
' a fall downs -
l_ -to a letter’ just received by

. carrrint rm-arm
to Memphis; Kansas’
and points went, plunged lover an:
embankment and waavrreched. 4
Fifteen known to be dead at
3:80 o'clock this afternoon. The Frls-'. rt)‘-Pktures rad not been annou
on office; placed the dead as high. However. it was thought that the
thigh bone near the hip joint la eith

broken.
ernphls. ‘the’. rbeanhltlleg-wasinthenortbern
died‘ when all but the “engine and’ part of Greece on tour with a group
rear Pullman of the train. rolled over,’ of atudea:s'-at the time of the acci-
Be returned to Athens at once.

STADIUM BIDS  
. ARE DUE DEC1;
Hands-y-To Be Built

Plan. and -specifications for the
hlenrorial Stadium for the.Unl-
‘ ' now in the

of El
. hurl!!! lleds hands of contractors throughout the
out of Birmingham‘ at 11:80 'o'eJoek‘g'u‘¢¢' ‘tor  '
the previous night. Inhabitants of
of Victoria were (1 athleticl. toda
awakened by the crash.  the “Stilt-1

.'l‘ho _ .
. for the banding or the stadium. an 0
--lidaornuat heiahyhec. 1.
, The apedficatlotrs call hr a ‘com-

1.-  Che ' Z
the con-
 on the ground and Itart .
n D‘ '
lt_is expected to continue work all
. inc and melting ready for the (‘rec-

;tion of the concfete walls. can be
done in the winter. says Mr. Brew-
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Unload Pro-a..

PARIS, Oct. 27.—'l'he Paialere
{Cabinet resigned ‘collectively thin
morning and President Doumergue ’?'“"§l‘5'
has accepted. the resignation.

rm. dramatic stqrended tan 6! wk-nu wire” 1'“! 5°
Finance

V mm‘ rvorkcd out among the grouplllo
:4; of the cabinet and into political, "3  Th‘ M
 r.*.=:.*.‘:*:.:.~:*::: mm ........u:
' GARNER GIVES
NEW TAX PLAN
‘we: Exciges Would Be
gunner Undé; His

His return fro
without reaching a nettle
3 I-‘rench~Arnerlcan chbt. and his un-‘
to try the ca ' '

. tax plan to meet France's pressing‘
needs. nnaeated him, and
refused to resign alone. the

let Palnlerccarriedthe nu-u

 

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7. N#UM'BEl_lL $43

 fLilAGUE*‘ENDS:§
; 1 GRECO-BULGAR

B BORDER run

L Both ' Nations Agree B‘ to‘

Bed Ultinfaturn of
Council  Fight-
" _ .ing’St_opped.
Gar-:1-Jcr-3 Realms Trroorés

"Allied oiEiEEi-Fwirr In-

vestigate and Report
Whether Orders
Are Obeyed.

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Damn Pro:-'; . '

PARIS, Oct. 21’.~—‘l‘he Greco-Bub
car border connil: seemed defnitely
ended today. l

With the I1-azure of Nations‘ mnn- _
cll‘s action in calling for a but of
hostilities. and use yin-ml standstill
ofacttrl-lf5trhtinq'in_tlIH1.581RIlJed 811-‘

with’ both .nati'pni am-a to heed‘
the ultimatum qr the league; _'and
steps taken to put it into effect. it

‘I! felt by lemme supporter; that 1 1

the action of thejcouncll was a con-

crete demonatr-atlorl‘that ouch trou-

bles could be avoided peacefully.
League Tluutms Violence.

V Ofcourae, threats of dire violence 4

11808 ON!’ the héld of the Bultnrs
'and the Greeks should they violate,
the commands on the league- Both
nations must have given their troops
defni orders to quit fight-
lag and to‘ withdraw behind‘ their
own borders by nonlxht. -

‘la accordance with the council‘:

’ decision to have Allied military men

investigate the ground‘ p-hem the
fighting went on. Maj. Giles, Brit- _
ish attache at Athens, will he sent
to the frontier to.inveatia'ue and to
report whether Emcee has lIh'-

'drawn as ordered; French and tal-

ian attache: arejliltewise en route. .

Greece‘ ' Era:-notes Bulgarh.

rug in l9ntv_~l_Pnu. . : .
A‘l‘ll_ENS, Oct. 27.-.Greece defi- y ’

nltety ordered hi troops to evacu-

nate Bulnrtan terl‘ltor;' today._in an-

cordanoe  the ruling y o‘f’the
of Nlafli.

in accordance vi _ nrnanian inter-
medlatlon for adiostrnent of the sit-
uation. ‘

‘Z78 F.l—M_*ll:i3*$' ,
AI])EDlN YEAR
Elects 11 Directors

A for 2 Years.
Eleven directors, serving a term

;of two year: were elected to the
l Board of Directors of the Public We-pl-
f fare Society yesterday afternoon in
_' the Commercial Club roornr. '

Those electedvere: William Gui-~
tar. 1.. ll. Defoe. H. 1!. llnngate
"John Icllullatr. Barton Robtptt,

‘ MD. ‘ e 4- _'o' , .‘ "
 p To Jo W_'llkc1'.;   Fe ‘ ’ l 
Kuhlmsn. limit of these were gor- 

rner a whose term
Oct. 1.

t

are Sampson, rs. 8. .
aace. lira. J. G. Babb. and E. F, Can-

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