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dforflflg. I at|oaI.ahodllrwnIonqtsettoheheldat6:!)o'clock
thoIahrValloyhronhleandthodofoot‘5"C%:';’L"“'°l'22" '5' °""°'
"'bT*"-"hl..°"“"°‘; More thonltwo hundred of the city's
 ihemvimand proamthighprices.:.... isentmoit willhepresentat
, #K‘&!$°¥E""7 ‘[3. E t ofNe-llllia dl::t.Tr,arrangcments for whichare
-' s """"’- ""°'°'" ‘bei haridlodhySi DeltaChimen's
‘H1 1 '3.‘ T. .“ bil'''* ‘‘ ' hm "‘b'l'l“ “flu” mi .e'ssioiial joumalztni: fflttrltilylin the
.‘l“~"-kn.-'T.b~"".ssrs5-U-fl°°"""‘fl'“.“d‘lU.inruo. Thane stellar lights. which
iwfihtflh~'h'.'~7;agdsOaamsa&mforcrow'seggshaswill includodo choice of the leaders
[Xhgoaaaofnmobbmprm:-.“...hhu.u"“._.ntkmolamongtliesttideotssntlprofeasersoftlie

, -[:,,§.-«aim as well as,tlie merchants from
ready whsof lb Uehrfialmlrand in the

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- ldo t w'll be given an opporttwiitv
 of comments set loose they art-lto'h"eaor“sotnel simling lmt burlenques of

i  X & ojy as will.  ‘.‘u.‘ “* ‘O, mac '1.‘ :thr.-moelves yesented at this alair.

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.    -"*""' 1*“ I" “'-
   ..._ %. M
_-' it EVENIN insso N '3 MARCH 3 1923
s- L---S "--SS“  5 S‘  It ‘ tToBeMost
",”,“', _,,___,,_,|..ronix oinwontn ||Gl’ldll'0 B3-M1119

, W ,.,’,,m mu... : ;Notable Social Event of Year ;;

journalists and it is espoated to be one
of the liveliest parties of the year. It is
strictly a formal alair with only a nomi-
nal charge made for tickets. It is for
"men only" and is unique in that what_
takes place is never divulged by those
present; the program having printed on it
that “women are always present. report-
era never," meaning that nothing in said
that would not be repeated even if wom-
en were allowed to attend and that report-
ers never gain admittance to the banquet
hall. There will be 3(1) invitations sent
out this year.

Several notable journalists and famous ’

Sigma Delta (Zlii alumni will be invited
here for the event, including President

 

 

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I.“ h “I
twuty yomlo. ouvenm
public is cordially invited to attend all
rv
rm.
Christian
Bible School at
exercises Mrs. C.
a solo. accompanied by \frs. (i.

Snood. Morning Worship at I015. lkir :ct-ed the supvlih . _
subject of Reverend llaushaltet'a -c-'- received notifications 0‘ ll!” ¢l"lY-

~pr-nding Our

mon is "Speaking of .
The special mu-.

Money For Perfume."

sic will be an anthem. "The Lord Is My ‘ """

Shepherd” by the quartet and a violin!
solo. “Moditation." from Thais by Mrs.a
Agnes Filler. Evening Worship at ?:30.l
Tb. aohject of the evening sermon is

Can Cotama Buddha Do Furl
The quartet will sing two an-;
" and ' l

‘ What
lndia?"

..¢o_lagaiabavooocapantsinits
at 9:& The in solo-

ices and to make use of the Rcadifll conditiuo in lb commercial .
cultural worldt ill." l0 I3 l”"”""

domaiidfornewcars. Manyofthemoo-l
tifacturers have a
Ozll. At the tipflllnlltlie disposal of their entire output so
A. Stevirison will sing rising prices‘ aillflini

‘ M. demand thla lO'llC 34

rtdvmssahhsts'rotonismHhmau
ihcshismmlaeesismsnst. .

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lklutlflhamdboowarodtholaporml "-I0-¢0°°‘*-'-°-'°'°""8""'
’and on that lt'is an lflnisosimol speck.  "" ‘° "" *ll*""7 ""’l"l"‘ ’"’b'
H...’ d .. '.. '." h .'.“ 'h.ll_c-ms to which,  the bill was passed
hi.u"'¢-.b." ‘tttOlll€I'lOI*,.|I$l!fatIl0'llDp¢'
jtliat some serious consideration will be
TTWYTG (‘Mill “*3 “Ch 5! |’Nl5°-  giveti—and only reasonable to expect that

vsv wolset. -Iistvosll a-II --I-‘Mm awhile noise». will invent a I|‘itt -an never be accepted in other than

going cattle to tofi'U.Daleth. 3!!!!-l

 opiritafpdiawhich itisnow be-

(

. Owing to the limited amount of guests,
‘considerable weight must be attached to
in man before he is invited to attend. invi-
tations are to be in the form of a news
day relating some of the most important
it-vents of last year's ffiivities.

l The dinner will be novel in its t-n-
lteflattitnent, but will follow the general
‘line of other gridiron dinners which are
lanuual ntfairs iii the big newspaper cen-
ltcrn of the East. In Washington, I). C.. it

hf. 3CD D‘ i’ 1' 55‘ '°_hltoh it up to Co radio and End out what , 5... ya-deed, For It is hardly econonii- its always the ll‘¢'|l¢' of one of the must

ii-atterwhmhoekhslooohwonldhoar

prohtahleafltfifl. ‘lhsss whoop-t
s---t-it-o--tote-s--I-v--o‘
hettercaoethathtefth0hop.onIr'lsl
lorthemerdsrofhlofafimdmother.
wtiopleedetlrforurcy onthegrouiid
thathewasaaerphso.

resota ltal|reodnnd"orehoooeCommis-
sion. declared in a recent. speech_tliat.
Lodthewsterwayeahtodthieyoar. 12.-
m.&hoshelsot‘ontioapotaisesis the
Northwest  have found their way
iomsrket. SoethAmerica wanted pota-A
toos,yetthoeomofroilway transporta-

lion. and its inodepocy. cut the Ameri- l Stayed mug at home. fearing the wenth- ' "in 3" “mum,” ,. W, m“, hi‘h“_, ,In-'rt'l.~ -W‘ Inmtr sllrr ~In--tli-1'.’ l .

canfarmerolfromthemarket. Attlief
samhtbo.CahaaadSoath America im-
rortodpotatoeefrom Norway!
Thisioonlysome0aampleofthecheap-
nrssofoceantrsnspoflatlon. ‘Die
tooceaawaterwayislnevitablo. It had
lied he built Qiekly. so. that the former
of the Middle West Ia7‘I0t be without
markets and a reasonable profit for his
labor.

 
Now. everybody hold your breath.
Toneaowyoommhnvotodigyoorway
oatofthehotmetboughthomow!

Asciontiicoapsnditiop bpes shortly
toloomotbflofhdso. Whstluck
deyoumpooethoaerpentwillliavet

Somopreoocionseliildweorsbootsbe-
torehseaowearpaots. Auqeorderelict
iecmitly found in a guitar in Chicago]
iaoalyllyoaloold. .

 
IIEIJIIWHON

Cotteaiobooomhgamoroaodmore
important adeuharal usher in .\fis-
-otiriovoryvyoor. lftheestimntesofli.
A.l.oganssd.leweltltsyesoitliet-‘eii-
eral-Stats crop repartlngsorvice that
plneeelinoonefs cotton production at
325.@acresial923lnoorrect.tlisncot-
tonsillhoeomstheifthfsrmproduetiu
theordmdimpoaIaneebIiooouri.And
ifcotton I‘|ll_hooo|dotthooatlmated
prtoooiaseasoss-ssitinigiseo
eeedoatoaadwheatiavafneandbecome‘
thethird.inthostaseinvolne.,

Intmthollissooricotienciopfi
mifiacnmwhich yielded 1491!!)-
I-ales. Thiswassoldaroundzscents I‘
pond-ferlbuaadhnobroodnabooi
t:iass.stiot.ts-pi-go man
nottinclndo the cotton seed oil predat-
tlon whiehloplnced atflflflfifor
N3. Thoeearonowalioet7mcottoii
soedcrmhingmilhdiatrihmodaloogtlio
tottonholt. Iodngomemimnteonthel
isnvelnsttenihetfioewsnerop in‘
its-o-rtnstnoyteush,-sttsi.too.ooo
-all-t-s-Isl:-ttt.:5o.osot.u.i-tioii.‘

Planters in stat-on iii.-ut.§
nhromfiofearooIh'ou.aa'apr-
i*xoisrlytsusnsieasiIishenoesvi1,thes

thosoothrnasteghmnevmalootod,

theiroatson. Thnsthoyhnvehooaplocrd'

tsiostswnsissuiusstsugrat.’

 

e llalhqabuawcegone

all these European diplomats are fussing’.-.1],
sham. '

soosd tirtliish that one would kill
a crow for the pahry sum of 10 cent-
lwhile the uiunihcent sum of 50 cents is

A F3“. l""‘l('-' h‘ “‘°°"'°d,'withiii reach of the prudent one who is
“Ill i5‘ ‘:35’ ‘ 3 |""°"‘ ""°“' willing to corral h'm crows, raise them
«weeds is it out -00-" 0° ‘W5 and sell their egg! by the dotfn. With

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l‘5'l‘ 5° '5'‘ 0° ‘ll’ l°'9l‘h ‘"5’ °' '5' l the illustrious example before us of what
0- 7- '- <l|°‘5".o 3-5. °f '5' “bl H‘ dd‘ '9‘ '5‘ ‘Pl""‘5°l“' 5"d’ “" - vtoriders one man did with an inaiiiinatel

ll’ fill“? piece of tin, it is harilly possible to way
too much of the unlimited opportunities
for future Ncbrashao crow-millionaire-.

ltidt-ed. former State Senator |‘li.itle-
r.“' _ l'.. f‘:ppt°r.wiin iif l".Iirfieltl. .\eh..
was a time we might have met.

There .
Au hm“ we mi.“ hw dined m"””_,'. .ver whose only regret is that he was uti
Only it rained that night and I labia-, when a member of that body, to (J)-

BE'l'WEI-ZN couptns

«J

9'' law denying the use of l"etlcr:il aid riiails

to jack rabbits on tln- ground that tlit-v
are responsible for much damage." ad

And once I saw you on the street—

Lilacs wae out. the air was heady‘-

l might have flopped to speak. but you.
already

,Vocate.s the formation of a company for
- ifltis pttrpone. This company might bi-
l might have luored. you might ll.3'v’t‘ ,..1|,d. 5,. ,_,.,._‘ -11,, f.,,,,,,,' (‘,.,.,.n,,.
smiled.
But we didn't and I can't see why
If we had known that you were you
And I was I! Or ‘ you pass
sigh?

crative Fnnipanv." and it would buy tip
all the bantams in the date of Nebraska
ind m that it alone might be in a position
to supply the demand created by the new
The justifiaation for this m-i-
riopilization is doubtful. Yet with cen-
who killed the
1.-H-b.M_ ‘goose that laid the golden eggs a matter

cross law,

It's odd to think we might have been
. ii. Moon and Stars unto each other.
Only I turned down one little street
As you went up another.
—Kt_v in Chicago

'_sure against the man

A C” *‘—‘"‘ao“ ‘.d elctmvifl. if history’. he argues that no one. would
“med “ . mhiW."'W ‘ho ‘ind by le so foolbardy as to sacrifice his crow
the gun and died by it makes this state- hens for l0 ceiga when his profits would
""'"" “A '“ E’ hdpk“ ‘hm 5'  roll in by the bushels when his (‘rows
drunk. The beat—or worst-—gnninan

I mark when he is full of liquor. ll ‘an’ hiding‘

never touched a drop in my life. It There is sound ltnic in this un-
questionably". If one has nothing

paralysm your draw hand.”
Sometimes the vilest sinners preachl .
‘ht no. po'ed“l ‘anon.’ . gvery important to do, a good method of

diverting one's time arnf attention from
One on the

The profemlonal humorist i.'..i. . life "" "°""" °‘ "“’ "°"" "°“"' 5' ‘“
or “..'’.i,.,..,",_ 343.0,, hue . ya, do as the Nebraskans are doing and con-
°f Nfllifll '0  ll‘: 533075“ sider the crow situation, It might some-
thinka' are -his . t )'o e writers A
are  One jokester recently sold
. joke to Life that the editor had refused demlr -mm to be in on: vista um.
twenty-sin different times. '

 

.time become as bad in Missouri as it evi-

 

_ -—- At a public sale in Ohio. a horse. and
“A '°°’°'7 f°' lb‘ '°"'" °‘ ml’ ‘N’ ' halter _included. brought 50 cents
dents.” pledgilll 8833"“ "“"'Vl“3 ml’ An 8-vear-old Chicago lad tipped a
3' "°“"'- 5' b°l"' °""'l""l ‘"“"‘3 waiter 3l0 after eating a 35 cent meal.
men at the l'niversity of Irisconsin. They 2
must have feared they couldn't

wives who knew as much as they. u we phm_

A l ‘ - d _ fl is I difficult matter to
.....'.'.ti.:1".5t'.'..t.°.°.i.'°§'...l'.i°i.§'°.ZZ.'.i...—i. -fl‘-§-gyro pot-so. I-we-n-. or Kenn-ck.-
iu hck .‘ "fluid ‘of ‘he hon" 0‘ Kin‘ . 0 K:  after a Chicago man

Tutankh-amen displaying by the scien- 0" , _ .
“u. of the ncflflion fin“ bought insurance the salesman s dog bit
- _______ ' him. lle collected.

But King Tut should worry. His Georges Carpenter and Battling Silti
name. once unknown and unsung, is now will meet in a 20-round fight in l’ari~
on the lips of the world. his almist ah between .\fay and September.

as 0 re-incarnation. ‘ llidden gold lures two Wichita. Knn..
_ _ _ _ men 0 .'li'cw hlcxico to Bpatd the ~tim

If soeina ll‘ believing. must ‘a cross- m" _m"_hin' ‘N, we udyum
9,"! P'"°" d'"d' bl’ man“ "'"3' by Leaving a hot towel over ti New York
"'°? ‘ ;tnan's face. the barber niade was with
the customer's diamond nick pin.

UNWEI’-strv FIi5FE9s0R i.-.‘.?..:‘.'.‘."‘z:.’.“1..:.'..'£‘£“l'.:.‘.::.?."';:.‘.It;

Conposgs NEW SONG .asil a woman poisoned iheisselmt.

\Irs. Lillian Langtry. known the" world

—'l'itr Wivrsata

"Of good old student days, _
vi“ I304 “ll lllldflfl VIN-' A rattle snake, nine and a ltlaf ft-ct
T5909 I" 351‘ "full '5'!" 0f In Illll||- long. and containing steenteen rattle.
.3 ‘Nil Win“ 51 PWL "- 7- “I50? 0‘ was recently killed in St. Petersliurg.
tlm bort'n'ulture department recently. Fla,
T698157 the Andy Cump's creator. Sidney Smith.
“C01 39959 "0"-5 ll 500 ll"?-'7' dlllflb-. has been asked to tell Tens legislature.
used to the alumni in Chicago. New.‘ just how Sylvester Stink beat Andv in
York and Washington. Both the music‘ his Congressional race.

raugscuoor, ,4LuM/v1 over .. “in... t.;t..~ tot... .. not...‘
' to

the stage although the is 71 year-
“ .

twfl&*Ifi&*&i.;',% ‘ad. "T m.’::d E" PT’,

ttsstrsitsi-sit-stitstioiituiutl
ttatsonmotmtvo-ineenhetlngreeeutthos-ad,
sndelvtsinmsfalmsrsoothokinilof
fortithrstoeoomdthochnsactorot

psohettonhmefinsswhhthensstj

Columbia's Appreciation,

of music is a picture of the columns with; 54”" '59 "'80-'50! Tlmrsdsv
g ‘ rtght's performance at the, Columbia

shadows. ,
“In the evening when I am dieami That"
i are tit... coin-to. so fair and on.‘ P" °‘ "W “W m not -ertlv -one fan-

1”, ya c|..k 5...,’ lot that they still appreciate a popular

1.5.. gag. .35.... ..n_ play out by pcoiessionsl talent. A

Vhenlawoken.my_heortiselislten _ Mclliscitvtvitvelaonedsv
at

: lt
law

‘tllfldtlflllltltftf groups of ‘persons in the
.world. being treated in the most cosmo-
pclitan and roughest way possible. Yet
they seem to enjoy it, and it is considered
a coveted honor to be invited to one of
tireoe dinners at the capital city. ’
This is the second annual banquet of

 
 

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.ng the winter yu~t for \tlt'lt on occasion
of seeing a grind stage play.

lt is beyond .i doubt that there would
lit’ tl ls-sat rt“:-ollirlg lti ltiral [liq-gt.-r
t IlllN't

l. mil

'oisno-rs if llltvft' plays of such

‘hr‘t‘r'Ti'Htt¥l|l to fit‘! city «luring the wit. V

r tlir.'ilrIi'al Miuultl
lt'in;il- lit‘ nutlr in lt.i\r .1 greater til v.1
it.--ty of prt-;raiiis lor the Ctllt'I1tsifllIlr'l|l
 the city .ititl tulle-gr ~ltlIlv‘lli\ iliaii iti-t
’ K.

‘-4 .s--iti. lint al-

I, —
% ixi:wstii‘1‘ii£ STATE l

\l.it.'tlo- \ lotto-~, Jopltnl first
human I‘ll\ --lliti.il_ will Llht‘ lit-r olli-~
of in) clerk nru \lontlav.

‘ .\hlD\

‘..  Jtlllnwltilt, \e'l.ii lusl lns l|li' tin lltr
l‘.  '-lrtiwt. lltillu-it it--icrtliiv \ i-
a lurtncr \l :=~iiur..in fi--iii \l.ir-hall.

I

.\llsI l.0i< l {in hll.ir‘Ill> til Tdlhltl, .‘\lIl_
a --i|iltHltttIri'. llti~ been 4 -~t ii .I.- I.i-
hlav Qutrn .i: l.tittlrtivi.-ml loll:-gr titt-

year.

The “inttttirlli \lilil.iry :\«‘a«lv"iiy .2
l.t-vtngton lin« ii ftr~l tlau trurk sqzial
In (‘nlrr In lliv mt-rt t-f llir ,\li~~is'.iri
.;f.llf (Ionferemt-.

f‘Uf'i\sP“tlIfi|ll of .ill tli-- railr.-a-l- tt'(---2
of the Mississippi into four rig.intn- -vs-
terns ugs prnposi-il \i-cslertl.n' t-i the ln
terstatc t,.tmmerce (.--mmission.

nit‘ '-lIi-l('t‘-l- Hf llvlitun lllyli Silt ml
in St. J-N-pli are lnutitliing a lagging
rampaitzn to r:ii«- ntom-s in send tLeir

A blll-l in a West Virginia mine re '
mle cently killed one man. bia did no damage -

- tug
obumimriit of the Lord's Supper; Junior lip-

stroet and llroad vi .l_\.

basketball team .to (olumlit, for the
tournament this month.

A copy of a newspaper almost K
iv-its old was fminil in the basement of
'li-- home of Phil \lv-rryman. of St. lo-
tcpli. The name‘ of the paper is The

‘New England Journal. and it wa- pith-

li-lied ‘in Boston by
and T. (Zn-en.

Suiituel Kncclaxiil

A AT THE CHURCHES

Wilkes Boulevard Methodist
Sunday stliool at 9:30 o't'loik; m0lll-
worship at ll o'clock with Idt'l'3-

worth League at 2:30 ollock; cu-ning
'or‘f\lf't' at 7:30 o'clock,

l Presbyterian

Sunday’ school and all -pt-- ial class?‘-

M 9:30 oclorh; aiming \sorsli.p at
l0:45, sermon liy I've Pastor; evening
service friim T to 9 p. m , l-ipit‘, "hlgn ti

l
lroe Agency. l’ravt'r mm-tiii; at I..lll
o't ltsrli “rtlrirwilay Mining.

’ Masons to Hear Dr. John Pickard.

llr. .lHllfl l’it Lard will ~pr-ah on
"(3i'ot;.r- “ashingtc n, lllt‘ hluu-n. and lllt‘
Wasltiiigton National .\lcrrinri.'il"

If g_
mt-t-ting of the liiiu-r~itv .\l;isonic ('luh
at. 7:30 o'clock We-tlne~ul.iv niglit in
Kcai-in ll.'|ll. The meeting will be open

‘to Puff)‘ .\|a.~ter .\Ia:'on izi tlir l nl\t'f~ll\.

(‘ongrcgationiil

7 At l0'4.'i J. iiioriiitiy vu-rvit-o and
tlisrti-ssion met-ting. "Allie Kind of
lliiirtth Vfr Vt-t-tl" will lie the siihgecl.
fill into-re-It-d arr ivititt-tl. .\lt-ettrig at
ll. hf. l . A. htttlitciritim.

;‘\l Ilir niev-ling oi the (~Ai[|gfO‘“flIi(s||]l
(‘lab at it p. to. Prof. W. .l. lfttrner,
. the litimtliicc laiigiiige dqurtmpm .,[
tlw liiiwr-ily, will .iilrt:ut the club on
."l.oyalty."

"I

Evangelical Lutheran

Stintlay school and Bible class .1 10
a. In. Service begins at ll a. in. Text
of sermon: Luke l9:l-l0. The services
are held at the Vfaccahee Hall. Eighth
hlsilnh are wel-
come.

A meeting of the council will he held
next Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Albert (Q. Bernthal. ll)? Runs otrr-e|_ is
paslor. Phone I929-green.

this nature to be given by the liiivcr-ity eti jtiufllllliltt.

elllsily

llflcee that are particeltlv metropoli-
roof enough

Faithful Guide."
for the Living Link. Dr. Jennie Fleming.
will be taken at both the morning and
evening services. Junior ll-||l"¢‘K‘ll
and Christian Entieaviir Vfeetingn

62!). id-w service

llarding. Ring Lardner, lrvin S. (Lohh.

tliarles (2. lions and lliivid Lawrence-. .\

number of big newspaper men from 

lsiuis, Kansas tits‘ and St. Jose-pli, as

\sr'll as oevffll from other places out of

the ntue. will alrau lit‘ asked In Him!‘ here

for the occasion. eveaiinl 3‘ 75~w- A""""“l’lV '”""l"‘ "{
Ward .‘\. Nell. iltintir til llte Sdhlifll of ill!‘ "0flhPfl.‘ (i-0l"||'ll F'l‘l3V l"'3l""l"‘

jmafnglism litliltlitlg ltere vvllirlt bears the!" 1| ".“l°ck'

name of his father. lav H. Nell. will: -—"'—’—““‘""""‘

probably be one of the tlIlt’f speakers at "‘E“' TOURISTS AP"KAR

{hp bgnqur|_ "an!  yoga gr.-rntly   

f .1) l I «rd. of  l - '
clnctet nnti na yrei eiit Sigma lel Bu‘ Good 8".‘ Co.“‘,”n.

ta (Ihi. _
Dean Walter W illiarns. dean of the (“"39 "'3'! 09.5“! ff" Lu“
and Prices Rise.

School of .l0|lTflJllr-lfl and honorary grand
president of Sigma Delta (fhi, will send
special invitations to several of these mit-

Dcspite the fact that there are mim-
emus indications of approaching .-prititg.
motor tourists have not vet zippeart-tl in
(Iolumbia. act-ortltog to the local it-Iflv"
worship at ll a. m. Worm-n's he-tlcratit-ii owners antl portal-tr-. The roads and
lliib at 3 p. in. ii. Y I‘. l . .it 6:30 p. liigliw-in are in fair tomlttmll. Ill?» SM.
Spetial evt-iiing vvor~liip at Trill p.'_uiitl .2t.~ rt-;itl\ to he traveled met \~liv'.i

Illlr‘ Vlllttlrfllltul hits the owners of ll.t'

j.-

III.

III.

llHllt;tliH|ll'4. ll will lit‘ ntll\ J illnfl llfll".

nllfll“ Ill llieir t-liiniuti. if the prev-til wrath"!

ildlr‘ '~tiit-l;i\ tziutntiig »i-:\t.~t-- at tliv--«vii-li'toti~ tontiiiur until lolurtiliia will
ll.ip:i~t (lit:rtli will ltd‘ ll’.'ltl .il l'l:L'-5

lllr‘ pa-tor will t|la‘lsu' .i ltiit-l coiniiiiintota,
I.ilk alter whit ll there will lie the lt't't‘|l
lllln of no-is rm-nilu-r~. full--.u-.l ln lilo‘ oh I
~'f\.ll" -' vi the l"|‘l“ .\up|u-r. ’.
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lit-ailing rootn. in t'-ic \irgini.i llUlltlll|;.{.j
.. opcn from 3 to 3 daily, cur-pt Sui.-
tl£\.‘i and lt-gal holidays. The Sunday

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T I  trondof the  market and-the com-

liag of warmer weather and are airme-
wm. .59 ‘anal prospects for better lug slowly but steadily in price.
W. H. Reed And Son Still Ill.

{"3 W. ll. TlOd and son. Harold. are ill
d 'with influenza at their home at 4|’:
South Fifth rtreet. Mr. Reed i- driver

indicate that the _
of a University delivery truck.

mmmor will ea-
Coliimbia dealers have

U you want to buy or sell Mimflliin‘
Gasoline oil and tires are following t:y-Missourian "ant Ml!-

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Congregational Service

10:45 it. m., at Y. M. C. A.

General Discussion
Subject, “My Idea of the Church”

If interested. come

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A Churchless Touin

Would you live in a town that hail n0
churcheii.

Would you care to raise it fiimily in such a
community?

The Church is the const ructive force in any
tbmmunity. The staritlartls of our life, the
conception we have of right iiiitl wrong. the
very foundation of our chai'acto.-r may be
traced to the influence of the church: this iti-
fiuencc may have been cast. (lirt-t'tly on us or
triinsimittcd to us through our parents.

()iil_v as the church is supportt-tl. and AT-
TENDICI). will the proper ideals and stand-
ards be stamped on future generations.

Are you treating the church right?

llo you atti-nil your Sllll(lti)' school '.’

You are lll\'llt.‘tl to

Dean Walter Williams’ Bible Class
Cozy Tlzmtcr, 9:30 a. m.

Topic March 4:
“Render Therefore”

[l“lllO‘lIll‘nO‘h\_"

other in place and time.

cation.

Himself through Christ.

THE BIBLE

"All .\'cripturc 1- given lt\ itupitali-on of (Ind. and is profit-
Ulilt' ftlf dt)t'llll‘.0’. fill Yfptutil, lint tt|f[V’(l]l|"_ fur in-lfllfllltln in

\r‘1iillil Tlllllillw

HE Bible contains a great variety of different compositiona
embracing sixty-six smaller volumes comprising historical nar-
ratives, laws, ordinance, poetry, doctrine, moral and religious

precepts written by different persons widely separated from each
More than 1,500 years elapsed while the au-
thors of these productions were engaged in writing them. Even in a
literary aspect the Sacred Scriptures form the most remarkable book
the world has ever seen. The wisest and best of men have borne wit-
ness to their efficacy as an instrument of enlightenment and purifi-
It reveals the character of God, and nature and condition of
man and the end for which he was created.
arable connection between sin and misery, the principles on which the
Ruler of the Universe is governing the world, and His revelation of
Wherever the Bible has been received, its ef-
fects are such as no other book has ever produced. Character and
conduct are altered, elevated and purified. It supplies the most pow-
ei-fttl motives to honesty, industry and social integrity.

The Word of God fills up the measure of our wants, directs, con-
trols, sustains and comforts through all conditions in life.

Select a Church and Then Support It

for pm i b mi I Ihioi The opportunity ii rare that Columbia. B"“'” “mm

 

   
  

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' ‘ ma“ l&H‘'‘ “'35 3' iffllfllllllv? sermon topic for Subday night will be."
. : there me many wb:noattracted “He Tlist llelievyth Shall Never Die.”
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