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¢r':tbe.lio1ne of firs. LVW. _Bcrnard.'106 
' '  sinus meetings‘?-
-program “be given at 2:80f°’.
‘o'clock and at 5:36 ogsoek a pic..ic1!”‘”*"
°:'f"§,’n°,’  ""“,.,,,.’t "",i.°"E ‘*;,°3«‘i-’;"'..‘Z’.;'."u.‘.? is what . man
3;‘-j';n]' ‘H ‘ he" 0‘ ' l . is made of 'a'-number or

J _ . ngwinpmguuby. .ad1spatch from that city said§.

1' 0*‘ ' .
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‘the demonstrators, . ,1
Y 31. Fiflfiihc corainaed at the hour‘ H
ra_l'lpfe in some Eumpem mum”. the telegram was filed this after-'
; its develop- '“°°“- '1
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an‘  trails of. a-lhv Dbnald Rona Cowan. who is a new i  ulehelntrodpcutln °f .m‘°h'""3't
callvcntcrzitlidv iii»: lie. .1‘ have  ofuthe factultf} nc;:I;5',p,,,-;,:,,,_. “.;fi‘:nfn:'efi:{m}3;:' 
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Stcphen’Smlh '4 Allenlnuh alities 1:!‘  where he’ has been) a professor in-hrjizf 3?‘;hm::::£‘:{°“3'° °°““"7'n°“""'“‘°“ ' M" 0" "°2‘l5U‘°t10Y|‘.-
Big. ‘Place.’ . lg! «liiiner at 6l,PIrt1i1ent  1'13;   business and public ad-iwm, . vie.’ to ‘heir mn:;';b‘°':’"!:.‘‘:’1’;‘3:.‘l:‘':i5;;!i:’u‘;.:3‘:t1d\fl‘ 9"‘ Bib‘? Collette;
uj ' 'n'clock last night. ~ 1: guests were mu‘st‘-train p eataen _ :0“!!!-em-.i , V 1 R _ AL“ 1
  Lilies. Blanche Duncan of Bowling-‘plays and the (Hvolopmeat 011:!!!-; Professor-vCowan'hss made a spew’ 1  --
33g“. 531‘ q.-An.‘."?Greoa and Hrs. Robert Motley. Miss taiu'trait;s is n ‘for their x.t!¢- [cinl study of agricultural economics-.
Ema“ . '. yeglbuncan will utter Stephens College cess; t‘ such‘ a teacher !and has had a great deal of practical
5° 9 .g,'§;’.-all. .3 tie ‘ ‘ ’ welcxperience in this ‘ne. _
1 airs!-ltormerly connected with the Cana-

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:n“‘° .fortYto find what  ivere _we_alt.,dian Ministry of Agriculture. lie isv

 

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of Sedalxa: and Wilfred D0 of ;8ieIIe‘0|Il 8:15-Rev‘
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‘College avenue with a.

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:‘("I!::censasB‘gl:: ‘l;d]nPI?a‘?1w’d:‘t:;”0'f‘4h'dd at 7:30 Odo“ mm°"°w mghtithat some lacked sell-confidenoe,ii-onto and completed his graduate

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' , . ny could not remember names and , The course In statistics will cot er x , ‘ _ .
 ’§31p11i°l=:::l=!o1e°f>rTr(l‘fr‘y3: if Mrs. Ernest’ ""v'J§I._a--. o-ham been ‘fat-c5‘_'lml many \'vc1!;e not able tp dis‘;  the fields of graphic:-_ methods. Ire; 1  are a‘ few mm? rooms--m’ W91ch Han
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Agricultural T .
signed ‘to cover the fields of all the
elements of soil. physical geography

‘non-important,‘ between the essen-
-tials and non-essentials. We at-
tempted to su-engthen the
aces and. met with great success.
"University men. as a rule. do not

ggmu Aipha Emijong 31¢;-ton3!iodrick.' for the last man): returned
Benedict, Charles Rea, Claude wil-gvcfterday to her home in Madison.
liams, Charles Jones.aDavid Finis)‘. *“15-

Jamer. llarriugton, John Lucas. Bu-.

 

. prices is a course de-;

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Julph Jones of Kansas City;

Baptist Church will meet
o'clock Friday afternoon at the
of Mrs. Jacob Sellingcr. 1305 Bass

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illinm Drake and \ex-non To. p ,m_emm.

Flmrles Anderson of Independence;

x;n,.o{ carthagc; Samuel Parting-
ton and W. H. Winn of Springfield;
and I-‘erris Van Meter of Alma.

Si a Chi: Herbert Jones. Wil-
liam Cur-tin, William Bird. Edward

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Cleveland. 0.; Leon liarbauxh 07
Joplin; Richard Grabiel of Fayette-
'ville. Ark; Harold Dale of St. Louis;
and Arthur Cogliaer of Omaha.
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Phi Gamma Delta: James
Doaough. William Noel.

Mc-
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llathers. » Jétvell; Clatanoss of Kan-._ '
as City; Julian Payne of Kirlzwood; _

Richard Kinmoath of Joplin; Tom
and Jack Wright of St. Louis; Dan
I-‘oruey and George Radford of Llo-
berly; William Maple of hlaryville;
"Frank Wharto
of Columbia; Jim Jarvis eet
Delta Tau Delta: Arthur Bums-
bach. Wilbur Moore. Emmet Stuber
of St. Joseph: Edward Wathan of
‘Kansas City; Paul Crumbley of St.
Paul. Minn; Russell Jordan of Kan-
sas City; and Charles Daniels of
Independence. _
Sigma Nu: Dave Carter of Neva-
da; Beeler Esliridge of Springfield;
James Gittengcr of Liberty; Jo-

Weblrtnr Groves; ‘William I-‘rieday of
Nevada; Herschel Page of Kingston
Springs. 'l'enn.; Mervin Howard of
Joplin. ;

Alpha Gamma Rho: Lyman Clark
of Savannah; and Robert Turner of
Neosho.

Alpha Tau Omega: lllilliam Dutch-

Thornberg of St. Loui . Francis
Eaily and Raymond Shelladoy of
Ceatralia; Ray Cowden of Columbia;

of Marshall. Texas. .
Kappa Alpha: Audrey Gauldin of
Slater: Gordon Lowe. liallie
grass. and Al Smith of Oklahoma
City. Ol;la.: N. '1‘. Davis of Aurora;
Dennis Johnson - of Warrcnsburg;
John Reed of Bolivar;

Frcdcricktown: John Warren
lloldenville. Okla.;
Buford of .1-Ellington
_KIppa lsigmu: -Hurley Kayler,
Wan-en Ware. Robert Becker. Rob-
ert Closscr. Allan_liills. and Fred-
erick Reed of 'Kansas City: Harry
Jackson of St. Joseph; Gordon Rose-
becry of Neosho; Edgar Lindcmney.

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rgmond Cole of Sodalia: Keith Bas-

of 0'Pallon, lll.: Raymond
Killer of Chillioothe: and George
Klopper of Cameron
Pl  Alpha:
Wellsvillc; Okla.; A. J. Cox of Eldo-

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Springs; and Bud Turner of Farber-

l{an.: Edward hlackey of

er of Monterosc. Colo.; Alvin Mar-~
gens. Earl Edgington. and George .

William McPhail and C. H. Kpxwell‘
Snod-A ,

John Batten _
ton‘ of St. Louis; John C. Whltner of “

and Gnovcr C. ;

‘Paul Fuller of
pnpgs; Karl Preston of Chat-1'

Mrs. B. F. llofiman and daughter.
Domthy who have been 2- guests
of Carl  llolfmaa in St. Louis for

z: week. returned last l\'Zl‘ll.

Guests ‘at the Alpha Chi Omega
house are: Miss‘ Frances Whitmore

 

f of Lincoln. !\'eb.. and bliss Ruth Fer-

ris of St. Louis.

Mr. and Mrs. John T. John.<.on,',
who have been the guests of Mr. and
‘Mrs. M. L. Lipscomb. Jr.. returned’
to their home in St. Louis Monday.

PERSONAL ITEMS‘

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Curtis Painter of Greenfield has"
retumed to continue his studies in
‘the University. .
J. F. McVey went to St." Louis,

' He will re-

H. W. Ella and family left yester-
.day for ~Jell'erson City and Poplar
Bluff vghere they will visit friends.

Miss Virginialieno of Fulton has
;arrived to enter the University. Miss
"Reno waslformerly a student in
Stephens College.

LABOR Fianna LOSES CASE"

‘Must Serve I-‘ivc Months in Jail for
Refusal to Testify.
'8)’ United rma. ‘ ;
CHICAGO, Sept. l2.—Mlcl1ael*
<“Umbrella Mike") Boyle. Chicago’
labor leader. must serve his five
months’ jail sentence for refusal to?
testify before the grand jury prob-_
ing alleged ‘‘fixing‘' of the jury:
:which' acquitted, Governor Leaf
Small, it was ‘ruledhere by Judge?
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home world as they should.” said Doctor
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nalities have not been dc-l
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and economical conditions which
influence thcpriees of ‘
farm products. Prof. W. 1..
will take the work of Prof. O
llowells as assistant professor

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get intothe swing of the
old college life. The place
that everyone is glad to en-
ter and no one_is glad to
leave. Good things to eat,
nice things to hear and
J immie’s there to greet you.

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That individuality which we all strive
for—-you’ll find it quite simple _ to
achieve in one of these charming new
frocks from Peggy Paige.

Authoritatively styled, cleverly con-
ceived, youhave never seen dresses so
irresistibly smart.

And you can select one of these en-
chanting frocks now, while it is new
—just a bit in advance of the season-
with the assurance that it will remain
good, all season long.

Whether it's a party frock, an ‘elabo-
rate evening gown, something simple
foi-the street, or a fashionable frock
for afternoon wear, you’llfind it here.

New chappy coats received todayzl
more expected tomorrow, also a com-
plete showing of sport and dressy
coats, tailored suits, sport skirts and
dressy blouses.

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‘., il:~Barol Weldon) (:1 St. Joseph; 
- Herbert Hayden of _ Appleton City;
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the new Shoe Styles for Fall and Winter. ,_
They are beautiful and vary aecording-to-
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