ourselves l‘.3\’C seen and felt ‘he:
yo.-3-9; of war and many of us are;
even now living out its 
This is the time for the nations of.
the earth to admit frankly that war:
is a crime and thus withdraw the:
193;} gm! moral sanction too Ion:
permitted to it as a method of set-
tling international disputes.

The Permanent Court of Interna-
tional Justice. which is the machin-
cry of mutual counsel and co-oper8-
tion among the nations, is the only
present hope for bringing‘. about
tl-ic'dis:ivowal of war and the 09¢"
discusaiouof its real causes. It is
composed of a body of 505*“ "h°
formulate anew existing rules o
um law of nations. reconcile di-
vergent opinions, consider points
hitherto inadequately provided *0?
but vital to the maintcnanm of in-:
tcrnational justice. Ind in 8909731;
define the social rithu ‘lid 5""
ties of states.

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on asdatlaa. Ids. ¢.—'h10Ib UIIUI 3-9‘? .1 1.“. .1. f 1 . it i, .
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... _ LA, ,. _ I-.5 4,...o..et may 3%! II\- «A sag, of the Relation Between h, its power to induce the iildren no whghaiutcs ‘cu .  any and his father's lawyer " _
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t. ‘. . ..'.. - -- , clutch ‘- ~ - - '  as eature 0 In- ‘cu ns tu ion. an wou . . ' ‘s ather is s . ' Cl‘ll'l -f
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‘oi. BE IT  ‘ad ._ ,, .,‘.. mu. 1,; issue pointing out the valtn of the  great respondibility in this matter. a,,,3w‘0 (zggcttg-_ ;1). hgrt. _Ct nces cause him‘: V
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ii  Court of International JIII5“ °“ lg?"  .°° ,fl'°t;d:'.'  rel» o:.—_rmy by the Ietbodiat Stu-l by Professor Tamer {as  l-hcllnustthrespect its i‘;u<tli.tatIi0‘r11s and and u’a5 shot by his wifc.—-Van-;
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.  160 womfaowm; of Commb.“ one “dc ma. pm the wuh, on es.__s. ia.—!'h.1. ~11»  5 at Syracuse. l\. ‘I. éports it but sullen-s fialni llll ks H." ,n’“m__  serving the best 0‘ fl.e,ythmg_ Bo". mfls ‘and
 - 'ned‘:lioi.sands of others who are the side that the bicyclist hid 5*’ cm-{in College And‘ at ' » i . HW‘f::°i;“’: 32:9 dim   ..-I-he c.ui,,u.d Du.“ » M pm “.11; boys invited. Clean, quick service. Popular prices.
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urging the United States to take "cm 0‘ an arm“ M‘ 9,... :great arm) of Inlnlblcl‘! i.ho fur the ‘ _ ‘ p _ , « _
the lead in a common axnemflllv d°"l *5 “‘"‘_ ‘° f°u°" :.'.°..u... n 1 ;most part are doing a great. unst-l- is  ‘t:l'~,"‘;"!‘\_‘:_ l’i‘t°l"$;w  
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 ,.,tn brand war an . outlaw. We It is a violation of a city or "2': :.V£:h:-"T, d"':.wfl""‘°;  The Modern Ncwupaper. ,fi8b senice. Lb some ‘M popular with omen‘: h phone 2367
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git .'!!!!!8!!E!!?3?!!E!E§¥%'!?T2*?!ll?!‘l‘!‘l-E123‘!-l-Iii"

Hughes stated
conditions for the
' adherence to the Permanent Court.
; may the voice of public opinion
at-ousc cur government to take ac-
tion in prescrvinx Pa“ ‘I'll ‘°“""
ity.

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«-2--.--I-—€".f9l"
“I AM A FOOL”

“I am a tool.”
The iron bars of a cell at the
2’ police headquarters in Kansas City
made those words a thousand-fold
more impressive when Michael
licinlcin. who knew the truth, of this
remark. confessed to obtaining‘
$4,600 by forgery from the Central"
Storage (‘o.. where he had been 1511-‘
Dluyed. ;

‘With the cold gray walls of the.
penitentiary looming ahead of him.f
Michael Heinlein

‘ an-uaovaecarlnnv 4 .

visualized his‘
young wife sobbing and holding;
their 3-year-old baby girl in her*
arms. llis position is gone and-
’. his home ties are broken. lie toldl‘
about the so-called “good fellows",
with whom he gambled and lost.
“I started takiiig the money in!
small amounts at first.“ be related.l
“I kept on gambling. I won soniE-I
times, but I lost more than I everi
won. I kept on forging checks tol
get money. I was going with ‘fast
company.’ I can see that now, but:
it's too late. My wife objected, but:
I thought I knew more‘ than s
did. I was just a fool.” ~ ‘
If Michael lleinlein had paid any
serious thought to the selection of
his companions-—. If he had consid-
ered the words of his vrifo—. If he
had only stopped and thought for
a moment before he first started
taking money in small amounts-—. ’

p . do our thinking beforehand. and
not have to say l'ater, “I am a fool.”

 

HANDS  TEE SEA

w0,000to‘I'oltio Univcrsltytoald
that institution in ruatot'lk' Its
 llbrarywhlchvrasdeatroyedintbe
§_ ‘~..,earthqualneof1923." -

  
 

' eryone

It is Ute can-lain start and dial

um tires  to 100,000. For

dinance for any bicyclist to use the
sidewalks and it would give pedes-
trians a greater feeling of safety

uaalun.
Feb. 6 and 1.—l-tilt of the ad
0 Beaervu
for all of them to heed the law.

vlasry
committee of the Id club of
Boone County. _ .
,____._.__.__. 7:30 Basketball same be»
the Cniveni‘. of Xltstmrl and Iowa

KEEP OFF: 1  College at llolhvaell (Eyrnna-Lam.
' " 9 a- m.—Opning reunion of Boone

Ron-rruo C

If spring comes—can people re-' I-‘eh. t.

. leren of (llrl
member l° 3“? lb“ was“? . c. it Auditorium.
Each spring a campfiilrn is launched : Feb. ‘.'.—\'alenttno us for ensues‘
Women's Pan-Ilellenle Coun-

to prevent people from_ walking on 3"‘ “Y ‘-5’ E
the grass and taking short cuts; ',-‘,b. ;___u,,,.,,,, ,, ,,,,
over lawns. Each winter they for- — miner of thv Ci I’-etch
get about it. ,

Man will take the greatest of‘;
pains and labor long hours to get«
his lawn to look be-autiful.‘.and will i
take every precaution to see that it  ’“';:‘ ;"‘“’°"‘,"; ‘arm
is not trampled 0!). He Will X'lSC :,m,,;,.,,“,,. 0;: (lug, guumun‘ 1,, an
early in the morning ‘to sprinkle 3 Swan of America-

adi-i~ory corn-
ea Clu '

Next Week.
Feb. 9 1015 a in all sermon for

Church.

Boy

it and moiv it. lingering many times » HFI}-. 9. R10 '‘ "1 A h R A s it
. . . . .. 811 . fill Q! C 5‘ I -
until he is late for the office. And mm, M xmfif .” in ..';‘_nu,_;_‘

.\'. to
vice and line of Asphalt in ltnad Construc-
' " Engines-rm’ 2 Building.
Feb. 9.—lli-etln: of Temple Shrine No.
for initiation.
eb. 10. this p. Ii.—Operetta. “Figaro.”
presented in the Univernity Auditorium.
Feb. 1'.‘ and 13.-llotlon pictures of the
192C football game. in the University Au-
di

then in his wild flight to get to
work he will take all the short cuts
possible, disregarding other lawns.

It is at this time of year that

cutting across
lawns. When there v.'a.< a thick
sheet cf ice on the ground there was
little danger ‘of doing any damage

toriurn.

Feb. l:.—I.a-t day for banding in manu-
script: of oratiorns for the Stephens Ora-
tarical Contact at the office of G. ‘'6'. Idol.

bert. Room 216. J1-use Hall.
to the tun’. but now the snow has
gone and the ground is getting soft. (_r’i"“‘l~ if  I"-m"'---50'1"!“ ‘:7  W1-
, I I" . IT) .3 :7 f I
A few c‘u-‘ “‘u'p5 will save 9"-' Herr lll-llllllf of Ch" 0. ctr) 
E7888. meeting of CI-mmcrdal Club Junior C -
of Cumlurrec, il er:-ham.‘ g.
nociatiom and t Bualneu and I‘ru!¢~’-‘.-
IN AND OF MISSOURI H-r"uln\Vumen'a Club at the Daniel Boom-

II. .'l p. m.» Meeting

1
. ' _. . ‘Society in Luwry Hall.
Tht new j_t)lllfl£lhlIlnl of the Chil ‘ ,.‘,b_ t . ‘u 0‘ th P.m:_

of Menorah

From I pulpit‘:-dilorhl it the

E for. '

in o. ‘
Boone County. a

. . . .—-x D01‘
the Girl Itc--erva clubs at the Presbyterian: does not
4 - . . - . ' ;
;~,b_ 3,1,0, Sam sum, 3,, an co,‘ First. I would have you knots, in

of fifteenth’
p. III."'IllLl'il.f‘ll?‘l ltrture by

[matter of government.

' § good or evil. 8 builder of life or a

 

Rev. John '

A newspaper that will live even
emit. patter d the Buvrman I.

It . SL 10”‘ {in the life of its enemies is the

A city must have a modern news. .
paper if it is to grow and prosper.
The kind of a newspaper depends
h1’”"dy not on what the psople daily newspapc'r but lam asking

. -.-‘~.- t ' ,'

‘mm’ but or i “'1 the mamlgemm i for a daily newspaper that will not

think they want. We are told the . .
. . —, _ , , feature all the filth and dirt in the
editorial staff give us Wl’l3., uc call life of . great cit"; one flu“ Wm

newspaper that stands on the right
side of great questions that affect
the vvcll-being of the nation. 4

I am not asking for a religious’

There are three great influences,

_ , _ _ _ , or a murder or in
at work in modern civilization—.

A newspaper is a living thing. It

church.‘ pro” and m°m"V' “e “H: can make a cit)’ or break it: it can
“u ‘*""d"d ’“°"' °'' 1°“ by‘d’°5° set right or wrong standards. If it
?forces. We may deny it, but that is to be it must be bum

‘lie’ ‘L «around a great principle.

..—:.—.:j—
~ my judgment, what is as important R¢¢°"d E"'°“.“u ‘l w- M- 5-
'to the life of the nation as the
ichuicli, public school or college.
It is a maker of public opinion}
expresses many times the thought’
inf the people. influences them in the}
Therefore
t power for'

worth Military Academy. Thirty
new cadets have enrolled for scho-;
lastic walk the second semester. Ac- 1
cording to Major S. Sellers, Jr.. this:
H m“._.papc.,. .5 . number is considerably above the:
average in past years. Nine of the‘
dc-stro'er. Mani‘ a it‘ is es to-'
fda, biuuse it ‘line  g,.,_.g:t 3;“). I 0.. six from Oklahoma and five
;newspaper. . . . . My purpose is to} mm I“““"‘° ' V
7 have you think of the kind of paperl
;yoi; want each day in your home for‘

 

To
Try a «Missourian want ad. .

 
   

not think the only news is a holdup t

A new high mark has been set in; ’
mid-year enrollment at the Went-

new students are from Kansas City,‘

your children to read and in n Incas-l  —- - — +~ -

urc form opinion:-about daily life ,

"mmd them‘ ‘ Paintinyodgldcgaperlng
l....?.‘..‘'‘..?.’T.’..‘.i1‘’;:.f’‘§.§i’'’§.§‘..‘‘i’..i°’’..§§S 1"‘ *°"‘ "'°"='°‘°'"r °°'*°- A
, think he knows how tuiruln is c(l'iurch,i Spedd}i3!::§Ni"ES‘v.Il;‘R‘g§°nun"
ghut I am frank to..sa_v I do not prc-; Phone "77 ‘Ma’

f tend to know lion” to run a great;
city newspaper, but I know when ii *
ynetvspnper is ii builder

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’ First Class Work

 

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Aside from onc's opinion of Val-
entino's manly beauty. or whatever

shut. w. Schaclt

 

 

it is that is supposed to be his at-N’
traction, there are historiealret-.
tings and customs
charming love
cnough dan -r and flhlln

thrill and clever costuming so that

 

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bf McMillan‘

BIG ILLINOlS_
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SCOAL

I
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’ " "“‘ “'  : - I seems to please.
oo_ g V . Coal for heat. coal for cash.‘
nglE§kRTLlCn2AC[;oal f d .4 This coal under cover. City “eight.
=°=,.',::,;,'";f';.*_ :;,*;;,:"~' ' l C. R. MeMILLAN
tin: or 765 White \ l’lI0n¢ 640
Flowers B I d
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for the
.. ‘ Sick Room

The I-‘lorists

919 Broadway f

“Say It With Flowers”

the best coal mined V
at the price usually paid
for the inferior grades.

mu: offering you a .1‘
itio

  

our fuel—try a to

Boone County

BURN COAL .
NOT MONEY
If you are looking for fuel of depgndablu service.
ii

that will save you nione

BLACK WONDER coahyfree fro

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of deep shaft

  

rcoui B i C n pcncd 1’.—-Founders [A L“ Con.” Phone 88   In  .

I 4: us nos; ,0 t-go was 0 31-.,..i,., A,,.,,;.u°,,, up , ' ,

for use last week. ' ‘F;-_h. 20. 7:30 . rn.-Oriental Carnival, RENT A TYl’E\VRlTER Dyeing a spedglgy Cherry at Katy Tracks ‘, PhwNe  CO‘ 

._._._._..__. ‘o emple Shrine S: Y. I. C A. It 'ld‘ .j _ l
Petitions calling for the hoidincl Feb. 20. goo . i '"..'"....", .”u_J."§L.,,I°S’m‘.\.}.""""(§'E‘."\.C,‘, . ”‘° ‘57 1
of n s ' ...tl‘ - com- l''’"'“'‘‘ ‘’ "“ c°‘”"'*"‘ 53:” '‘’‘'’°‘’' 1' l ‘ ' ‘ ' ‘
mission and city manure: form (. at .0": Commbi‘ I ‘h S‘ X c7“‘”““"‘H "09 s° ' I —'“ r“ “ - ‘- - ~— - ———— — - - ".-.33:
_ _ bu‘. " . I . Z *°iWIU' 31 tn 2* ~Dr:-u rule.-nl col-I Phone 1303 green -—&
government an .mg rircu a.ul; mm: to i. m Colu i... nuiy-ting 1.. BEE
In Trenton. ‘lllrtrs in uukin: out federal income tax
— .5 -- - _ : Y('Il).'l1. "‘
Construction work on the $350,000} - -
administration building of zark’ 4

Sudden Service
3 Presses $1
Call 1433

Wesleyan College at Carthage will
begin soon. %
e Fry llruthi ('t!lllT£lt'l.lIl;,'L
Co.. which link the t~mi'.r:u-t fur the‘.
street paving in (,‘u:ti~.ilia. t-xpi-ct:: I
to begin prt-liiiiiniir_v work of t.'l'tltl-
ing the streets M:i!'clI 1.

-is

DESIGNING HATS
To Match Any Costume

i

An experiment to find nut ll:v\\“

much educatizm co.-'::: is l-izniz male

among school children in Kansas’ - .

City. '1' e teachers require their hl§'[e"2§’}i.o}r{t£TT¢:EIOP Expert
pupils to keep a budget account of Shoe Rtpairint

every cent given them for schouli
and home expenditure. ‘

n _.._g...._......
NOTICE TO CONTRA(‘TORS 0
Notice is hereby given that the
scale for the Painters and Pnpei-.
hangers Union will be 75¢ per hour‘:
effective on and after April I, 1925.’
LOCAL UNION N0. 1185

D()R.\'-(.'I.0i\'EY
Dry Cleaning CA).

Phone ill} or 1440. Cleaning and‘

praising. 107 So. 8th St.

  
   
  
 
  
    
    
  
 
   
 
   
   
    
   

Laundry and

 

 

3 Kinloch Hat Shop
0 Plymouth Hats $7
11 N. 10th. Phone 793

 
 
  
    
    
  

MILLERS

   
 
  

Shoes repaired and half- .
soled like new, even the I
bevel of the new shoe is
rctained—because our 0’

   
  

The New E
CORGNA
Pploirliablé
Adding

Machine ‘. 

Cleaning, Pressing and
Alterations

  

“Bhorty"Bol.inIIm

Phone 849
118 N. 8th Street


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Before . buying an
 machine inves-
ligatepthe New Corona
Portable.‘ ‘It is a. seven-
hank machine with fig-

 

    
   
   
  
     
 
      
      

ua  you that curved
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workmen are experts.

Work called for and de- ; ‘
livered with our splendid
service.

 
   

     

They are

Ye towne Crier Q.

The picturesque town erier in knickerbbckers,

‘three-cornered hat and with insistent bell has passed
into history.’ The daily newspaper has taken his place.
Multiplied him. Amplified him. It is the
caster of news today—v“ital, irreplaceable. T

great broad-

Where the town crier told dozens, the modern news-

; paper tells thousands. Tells them more. Tells them in
l - the quiet of -their homes. offices and shops. Not only
news of current events, bu

t news of merchandise to
be had at the stores. » - ’ " I

Get that enlarged meaning of the  “news.”

the trail-blazers of
they point the way

OWB
best  lunch
in hats. shoes.-

who’s starring

styles

   
   
   
 

00! in town;  
ogtgghere the hestsliows

    
 

?» - ‘Advertisements are news. They keep you abreast of
the newest developments in science and manufacture.
l>!'08!'ess.. The -
fidential secretaries to the family e/xelieqi_ier.y are con
Read the advertisements. Read 0
Because they are interesting.
backed by responsible dealers and in I v
cause they save time, mdfiey and‘ shoe-léiaitlier.
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