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‘money cleared will be siren to H
' ouie. 5 .

Invitations to attend the lecture
urillhe¢lre?n'.othecollexeuandor-
‘ sanitation; of Columbia and nearby
A tonne. .
.‘l‘he lecture willbe preceded by -‘I.
_* dinner at  at 6 o"¢:o';k;ffor
all actiretand alumni men:
‘°°""’°"“"‘ 3'" Lambda Theta and their guests.
1 ‘l°¢'°°‘ ‘° :31 Anyone desiring special informa-
tion concerning the may call
Llias Jeanie 1'. Cline. president of Pi
'l.Ambdn Theta, 2016;-or fligs llary

McKee, publicity chairman. ‘.’.."l7.
V‘! in 1917. ; . p
t flurriee of

SCHOOL W Iii.
 *;;;:,,,':,,°:'*_:3*=* . ,,, ,,,,,, RUSH $3750.(l(l(l

time:-—-1908. was, too 1911. ind; a ......_._. r
1915 all our in littie sfiow--but thei Central: College ‘/Secures

record for nowfall in ‘October was; ,  -
in 191:. wine; nearly 3 inches of snow‘ APl3.1,'°‘3l £9!’ Balm‘
‘mg Fund.

an United lqoaa.
I-"Al.’€'I"l'l-Z‘, .\lo.. Oct. 30.—‘l‘h:,
stamp of approval has been placed."
by .he Board of Curators of Central.
College on -the proposal to misc
$730,000 for the erection of addition-.
al buildingzs. be new units would.
enable the college to accommodate"
a student liody of 1000.
Th

Reedenmeteorologist i charge. ' 3
A The only other time _ ,
‘was at all comparable irith this one‘

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month. Already this lOctoher has

- 2-ecu nearly an inch of anon’. the neo-
ond largest snowfall  record for
this month. This month’: rreather
i. similar to that uslfillyihad the
fin: part of Decembenf \

‘From the viewpoint ‘of the farm-
er, this month has  very hack-,
ward. Not more than one-half of‘
the state wheat crop ‘is in.

“We don't see any temp in this

:Mr'. Reed:-.r said. “At times we have
P-.soxne.vcry fine weather through No-
-vember but as ye‘. there is no indi-

futzdii fur the erection of n,new
chapel, a religious education build-

catinn of it. ’ . in , a conservatory of music, a new
. . ' ‘ ‘--—-*—-‘.'-° Yb. * b ' ' ' -,
. . ‘M.L\,‘_ Ebowzus 885? : vary utlding and dormitory
- t 1 ‘ It WATQS l-‘l7l\'l.-iRAL 17. ll. 5. Fire Plays llallnille.

The haslaetball zanlc between the.
University High School ’

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. Dean and , Hallsfille High » School which was



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Squad. wearing their uniform of yel-

uoning. are as follows
Long, Elizabeth

Bolui, Ber-nnn‘BaIt
Guitar

Broasa ,
Gwtal llatheoonfi Weston '
. _ on. and Harriet f.

The.officer; of the Torch Club,

rer. _ .

C. Bnewer. director of athletics
of the University, in a talk follow-
ing the Torch. club announcement,
said: “Ittakes the will of the root-
ers as well as the-team to win a
football game. He also raid that
complimentary tickets to the Uni-
\‘('J'sity game tomorrow afternoon...

high-school football
Boys‘ and Girls‘ Pep squads.
c member; of the Girls‘ Pep

low alickers and booster caps. gave
several yells and songs. - '
The orchestra played several se-
lections, William buckle played a
violin solo, and Harold, Joseph. and
Marion Duncan gave an acrobatic
stunt. The assembly was closed with
yells led by Arthur Walter.»
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T0 SELHIT 8%?‘ S'f‘l3l)l-‘.l~"l‘S
Honorary Journalism Society to Hold
Bettina Monday.

Kappa Tau Alpha. honorary jour-
nalism society, will hold its fall
election of new members at 4 0'-
clocl: Monday afternoon in the coun-
cil room of Jay H. Neff Hall,
Menitership is limited to the high-
est-ranking studen‘.s—-almost always
1-eniore-—in the School of Journalism,
Grades in professional courses are
the basis of election. but xraoea
in academic courses must avcruirc M
‘or better. The society is thought
to be the only purely honorary stu-
dent organization in any. school of
journalism.

' ii; ‘in no.a..f.. last hike of th
1?? year tomorrow after the Antes granu-
° when members of the organization

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appoi'.*.ed to work on the measures
to be taken at this convention.
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wll hike to Sbepard's pasture with
members of the Presbyterian Stu-
dents Association. It is planned to
center the entertainment on the hike
aronnd Halloween. ‘

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Delegates to the Alpha Gamma '

Rho convention will attend the mass
meeting zonight before going to the

mwarming as gueata of the Ag-
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‘L82. Heavy 'sprinR "5
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centa. The p!'e?8llh|R' Wit” 39

Hogs, 60: under 8:.
cattle, 60¢ under St.-Louis

St. Louis top. _
Poultry-Heavy hens, 196; light
hens, He; heavy springs. 17::
light sprinn, 15c; turkey hens. 211:;
old toms. 17¢; young ducks, 12¢; old
cocks. Sc; geese.
F.ggs—42c: country butter. 40¢.
- Grain -Wheat .\'o. 2. $l.50(iil.52;
oats. 36@38c; corn, 88@‘J0c.

East St. Louis Livcstodn.
ly United Prose. ,

.\'ATIO.\'AL STOCK _Y‘Al{D5. lll..
Oct, 30.—Cattle-—Receipts, 1200;

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ST. LOUIS. 510., Oct. 30.-Etta‘
‘First country candied. 4~I@«i3Cli
m‘dll".lll‘y firsts. 35(I_i3BC. 

Butter -«Creamery extra. 5055c;
standards. 47¢; firsts. «llc; seconds,‘
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Poultry—llcns. 152:6: turkeys. 17;

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given at the chapter house by the-

rare
The delegates will attend the His-
souri-Ames football game in a body
tomorrow afternoon.
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ltchaoxhlin Slade Captain in Guard. .
Jack McLaughlin. cadet colonel of ‘
the R. O. T. C. Infantry regiment.
was ,recentl,\‘ selected captain ’ of ,
Batti-Y3‘ F2, 128th Field .-\rtiller_\' neg.» 1
iment ,nf the . Missouri National
Guard. and has been ordered before
a board of officers for examination._l
Butt , E is in Sedalia. Capt. lie-
the 128th Field Artillery are in Co-.
lumbia. .
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Back From State I’.-T. A, Neel.
Mrs. '1'. ll. llrool;.~, .‘llr.<. Harold
R. Gilpin. Mrs. ilmmct. er.
Mrs. Grover Lanhmn. and Mrs. P’.
L. Graves returned this mornint:
from Sednlin where they have he-en

 ome ed Meats 
. . . . . . . . .. - .$7.9ll 
Fresh Sausage, lb. . . . . . . . . . . ..l5c  A
Smoked Hams, lb. . . . . . . . . . H23"/4c
_ Picnic Hams, ‘lb. .
Fresh Hams, Small, lb.  . . . . ..20c
Small Fresh Shoulders, lb. . . . . . .l5c

Usual Low Prices on Other Meatsfi

, Packing House Cash & 1
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so lb. Can Lard

attending the state convention of the 1
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lumdsorne sugar shaker. There are 36 different
table and kitchen luxuries ’

So you want Moth'ér's Oats for two

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