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nnterptiaes as to give support to the old
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Four loads beet steers, 87.15 to

_ . Ball cows. )S.N to ﬁll).
llflllﬂ Ibolll flﬂnniull (Il 0001! COQY-1 ‘0 how“. bun.‘
""0 "W/_ "' P'°_* isms to ss.oo. Light vealers. sio. Stock-
perous other needed enterprises willkn _d ‘can. quid‘

route tsitli-sui aiii haying to go alter _
them. to i- are made is iiisiirel in. LOUIS ctosinc (2:81! casts snicu

good returns. .Il ours is a good. liver'7(§’W'4 $2 ' ‘I 75%-76“ ‘.. .

 

 

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'perotiso'n siiilmtiappvl iii: bssur r7';e:tpiieo:.::5'°- 7‘; Mir. 75"“: Jul). 7752*:
sitiaen still be nttr.ittt~d.'' ‘‘ pl" '
'_.. ..__.-._ Oats «No. 2 white. 67-47';-gt; No. 3
PAVING iii 0:: iiooii RERB?;ihiie. 06la46%c- No. 4 ..i..i.. 45'2-
* . 46¢: M . .
s.u&”F"A‘:. gzdi-‘fen: ‘"|I A'I....i "hea.t’1l-btftlret —.\lay, Il.I97u: July.

_ , 181.133.: Sept. ms.

Paying will '33 be at a boon ‘Age in’. ‘t.’ w,__No. 3‘ .L32_L3_-H 5‘
Coltiilbia ll‘ Omtner. There haye been .4‘ "27; No_ 5. gH5_
but lbw inidsn- 1--r i-uni -ubymiﬂﬂl. wt-at lllart.lt——.\u. 1. sun.

to the tily muiiil -in l.ir, :i.~t-irdirig to_ _ ._ _
- SALBSIEN DEPLORB RAIN

1.»... a ltiekriell. rily .i.~rL.
Favorable ior Taxi Service but
Da

The citizens along \lelbotirnc stri-et_
protested the petition for paving when! -”u Bud’... Prupcd‘.
Rain may be essential to good crops;

they learnt-tl the fclsl. That leaves two

streets under consideration. They are , ht _ "

South Filth aﬂ tentral ayeiiuf. P099‘ ”"::.y.: "Qua L.ny“:.:r;' |l,:,gp.:r,:'I,'.
but

larly known as Short street, is one block , ‘ , . _

between Broadway and Walnut street. °" "lb hm’ by n" """p'"'"3
according to traveling men. it (‘ffiIlftl\
does daarpen business prospects. Yester-

l'olninbia Ilkatly has about twenty-
°:.:-::'.:*~::... 3::  . we  aw-  
hto all sections of the city. and it is '"_|_ nlﬁacﬁ '9" '""'“l"‘ ‘Ml’
rareli DNCOUU lor P"“tile ‘to travel ‘on -'°p""°" “l lb? downpour while they lin-
ltpared st lor any distance. ‘ﬂed’ M95.‘ '0' “ la“ ‘n l"""“""
The Pro?‘ owners whose lots lace ‘um '° "" "'9" '" °p9°"""l'‘ '" “"lk

the tree! to k paied have to pay lor'b":l"_"“" _ y _.
Its almost an impossibility to talk

" to merchants on a day like this." said
one. “and you can tell the world ('olum-
bia is not as dry as she should be-
ior a traveling man."

coi?"ii§r'"”i'6R" PRIZE
Upsitsifwiii Accept Last
Tnnoern

   

and the city muncil will consider their

a.

If the council is considering pavement
on an tin|iat'ed street, it can Carry out '5
its plans against the will of the property
owners. ii the street is less than 1.313 Signs

tsss ' '

NW! N. .

If the street is nion than LII! fecal Fifteen peed have been submitted so
long. a maioriiy oi the resident prop-‘far in the Sigma lplison contest. hirli
crtgnnncrs owning a majority of theicloses at noon tomorrow. "ni. ‘..
front for on the street. can object to Matthews. instructor in the English de-
tbe paving and kill the plan. artiiient believes that the greatest nuin~

' *"“ —'"—"'—*—" , sber of matribations will come in at the
RU’ “Bx [‘V'1-‘ATBS TEN M8!‘ ‘eleventh hour. The prize poem will be

N.‘ Mgubgnrp-‘;;:y ‘.3’. ()‘,_'inclu&d in the book ol'Missouri verse
‘den. ‘which is soon to be publuhed.

Knee pants that make good whistlingg fig-gg sgj“ Tggfbu A"Q.f_
l"_":‘hl_'" siruw b:-st-: l:u:;ns~GhannrJ 11.. 0.1.-sits Hotel ‘had so first
ntg iris g riousy co r ; oun  roqfprs ygrday. Four parties
di:-d ll‘? ¢‘_°l"ﬂ‘1l Ind l-':‘ld.¢||"|f|lk1 Cid‘ stopped at the hotel, each from a dilierent
‘' ° ‘"33" UP’! " "0' 9 W putol lb liniiui ﬁnes. ‘One wnsironi
guises for the lace; trainpy-looking Lo. Angels-a, (Zgl., one iron‘ Louisiana.
MS. .31‘, many Olllff  lllll "Ck?  [you Ngsbgjﬁt ."(" one ‘pom Ppnn.
a titan look a great deal like; what he is»,y},.,,;._
not. are all in the liie of a Rut Neal
-enbt. I least when he is passing] “'
through the trying period of initiation. ,

(‘.oxey's Army in its most glorious day; , . . '
didn't have a thing on the ten agricul-| |-‘OR '§Al_£_.A pg] harm on St.-tun
tural students who passed through them-_..d_ .j g...‘ mg] 5.5, 9.1. ﬁguh,
Old?“ ‘Oi lﬂllllllﬂﬂ lint) lllll 001.310‘) ‘gong ‘omfwg.  bggimq-“L ggfygnt
 53°“ P°|'"'U!°d I Clllflflff rooniutoild in basement. large pantry.

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. who nuld be found some place in farm i.bund‘n¢€ of dour.‘ |.,‘¢ from po¢¢|,_

llie; each individual in make-up. and'b,,.u.,g patch‘ ,|,,p;,,. pan-h_ [M
in each instance bordering on comedy. :7o,27Q_ 5",‘... duct.‘ 50"”. ..,d,.,,_

The Rul New Society is an agricultural ‘po.e.;°n'y0 um. phon, 1353.9 yf
orgaiiltation til the bniversiiy, and is:
conipnscd of nieinhers ol the upper» '

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‘;"""Phi Mu Alpha Bringing 5‘-‘itudiii College. .\t.o.-.., \to., .\i.,...i.,.
Orchestra

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sent Afternoon and Night
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‘Present Spring Tour of Organi-
‘ nation Host '

States Visited.

The 8. Innis Syiﬁlnny Olcltatraﬂ
iwith Rudolph Can: directing and appear- I
‘ing as piano soloist. will give two con-.

certs in Columbia next Wednesday. There

 

at 3:15 o'clock mil an cw-niiig concert
at 8.15 olloi-k. This will lie the second

this year. It coiiitsi under the auspices of
l'lii .\lu Alpha
The’ .\t_ lAitit- Symphony llrrlii-slfa in;
one of the Hltlfnl syrnpliniiu organisations
in the country. .1 mos: yalucil trcasure
iil [lg society is g pro.gu| "T up
pludy concert given by forty nﬁiansu
‘known as the St. Louis Philharinomr So-
t'il'iV 00 (hbcr 13. lyitl. The direct
nits-‘cndant oi thu organization is the
. Louis Symphony Six-it-ti,
which was iirﬂanlld if! 1881. Joseph (M-
ien was c-inductor lor lltv organization
ltcm  In lllbhl;  l'i|'tlsl. ll-tm
 lti lg»: in Nnsrlllk. 1'11‘...
\I_g\ /Jt lt. tl-'si~I.‘Ihl t4H1tll1‘lUf I-l lltr lbw
lti.'| ~\r:i;:li-my tlrilrsira. became ('UlHlltI
ti-r llr ri-tiincl the position 11'tlll lii~
Wleaili in l'o-lmi.ir\. I‘Ul. llutlolpli loans
1N’A.1llll‘ t1lf"‘ I-tr Ill lltr spring til 1921.
liu-lolpli him piano-t. composer and
'ilir«—rtor. was born in Zuni-li, .\witaerl.iiiil. .
Hr stuilti-tl in t’tIﬂ‘C?r\‘TOTlPI tiT music in’
Zuriih_ Lazisanne Ind Nrassliurg, aiiil.
finally with llusovii iii ll-rlin. lli- maili-
‘llI- tlrltul as .i pianist iii /.tﬂlt'l| when lio-
an 12 \i-nr- olil. aiitl ilio-rafter iriade es-
lt'nll0‘t1 tunir-ll ‘mitts til lillftipf. ln lllll
'lie t'.'!H|" to the l mini States, where he
taught and ili-l concert work Gtil he be-
caltr‘ tlitetztor --l the ‘t luuis orihe-t'a
i~i l‘).’l. llc - lllr IIHYHNI-If tel sympliuiiy
iiri-lit-stra lntlslo lll.i'|\ picres lair the
|-iaii--. anal i-it-r two liuuilreil songs. \lr_
(aim its‘! .t[||N‘.tf as mi-ii-t at the r-ycning

iiiitirrt iivll Vsrrh.

lltli-t yr-iiiiiiii nt iiiusirians tstlli llte or
«lie-tr.i .ti-- ltvrili-rick Ftnfllft.
ti nilutti-r. \li-t-rl lint-thrill. con--ertmas
1. r- II \l4\g\tt°mtlel, t‘r'llI1l.
(‘Jill ails a~ snluir-I ill I v'iini‘t'rl, ll!‘

suireiider- his baton to Mr, Fischer. who.

directs-il the orrhestra lor the remaining

Cozy Theatre
Today

Dick° Talinadge,
The Stunt King,

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“Watch Him Step"
Also ".‘|(Idl'1.\'t'IAl'Dﬂt‘f“

“Movie ( hati."

.\londay. Tuesday. Wednimilay
"lit Ilir .'\anii- iil thr 1.4%"

 

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classes.

These taking the initiation weri-2 Ben
Steiner. Horace lltint, Frank Leathers.
Davy Cmcltett. llutch Hanscr, Owen
.\lcCalinioii. Jack Russell, (ilark Shu~
Dacha, Alliy Anderson and 1-Iyerdt Pat;
tersoa.

CBLIIIRATES FOR, ST. PATHCK
Elementary School Gave Tyﬂeal,
' rant Wednesday.

The pupils of the Elementary School

gave a St. Patrick's Day program
Wednesday. Jeanne llibbard told about
the celebration of the Engineering stu-
dents ol the University which will be
held tomorrow. llerbert Hooch gave a ,
short b' graphy ol St. Pat which was _
lsillowedﬂb ' ' : ‘ ’
~s.iii.. ..i tltt‘ rs." from mi. imii’ ’
Twins." told by Frank lledriek and “An . .
lrish Boy's Day” from "A Boy of Erin."'
told ‘by Sidney (lalvert. Other ntilllbern
not pertaining to . . Pat's Day were
given by several ol the grades. The
progrnni was ooncl by singing;
“Wen-ing oi the Green" and the play-'
ing of two vietrnla records of lrishi
-In I,

Try a Missourian Waist Ad.

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id Mr. Zach in 1921.

l The 1923 Qring tour of the St. Louis
§Sy-plliny Orchestra is the most extensive
lever attanptoil by the orchestra. Twelve
statcs in the inildlewest. south an south.
is-test will be tisite eiglly-lour concerts
being acbedtiletl lot rty-two cities. The
first concert oi the tour will bf INF" ll

 gemnd will be in (.0lttlll1)ia.
wirn or asianzziiin mas
I-‘nrner Preai;e—n-onlwﬂoberly Bank
. Serving Tern.

Penss

Ulsad .
l Kansas (irrv,-.Vlarrh 1(i.-- \lrs. Sy|~
lsig Buadridge, wile cl .1. Walter Bund-
ridge. loriﬁ president of the Farmers’
and Merchants’ Bank ol hlobcrly.
here yesterday. She will be buried in-

'rlay at Green City.

, Bundridge, who is setting a peniten-
tiary sentence in connection with the
alleged einbalanent ol Gﬂllllll from
the Moberly built. was not notified ol

Y“”o “I- nnch i.ill he an afteinoon program beginning lll‘ "ll‘-"' ‘l"'ll‘-

rniiisaif Ronif mi; orsns

Si  '°.'u“.' "ld heﬂﬂ" appearance of the orchestra in thilumbia ‘ Oppggﬁgp Tgg irgygrg-‘ ﬂqig ﬂgggﬂ

at elei-son (‘ity Today.

The sui oi lIlpJ)0‘tn nl st. (Iharles

Tim.

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NOW ON BRUNSWICK RECORDS ONLY
Fkst Recordli|' NOW OOSIIO

5(n23—Ht.tn‘a!lall ﬁhaplodyl-N0. .3. 1’art l (ljt)

H arian Rhapsody—-No. 2, Part .3 (Liszt)
A record to C1l('fl.~ll and prt-.~e‘rve. (‘r_y'st:il clear, not a note
lost nor .~ubtlct_\ «it t'\|It'C~\l0ll omitteil. (lite of the great

geiiiiiscs of time pcrpciuatcrl

the worlilk clt-zirt-~t rt-proiliidionsuctiultl achieve. Hear it
tutl;1_\‘. l’l.'1_\x~ am ;in_\ ]:liutii,ig¢i[ilI.
Six Other New Recorﬂ Just On Sn1e— '
JUST HI’-Ali , ,4

H¢$7w(M!l)
I366-—-PhlLs~ For Trot
Iinieneadd)~—i-‘ox Trot

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NOTTCE T0 CONTRACTORS.
“lb dill” "'l."7 '°“-, Sixty days alter this notice. beginning
5‘ 55°C 5”" “J” l“ lb‘ chwll C°'": May 19. all bod carriers‘ brick layers‘
at leﬂerson City by .1041‘ "9"? 1- and plaster laden‘ st le of wage 65¢-
w"“l"'°" l hour. common laborers 50c per hour.
Folowing the action oi the State High- , Tiine and one-hall tor oyertiirie. Local
way Loiﬁission in locating the cross/75). International llml (.arriers' Build-
state road 0" lb!‘ futile designated by the ‘ ing and Comnioii laboii-rs" l nion of
legislature. the taxpayers instituted suii,.,\m¢-ma,
thdr contention being that the primary
road systeil must be a part ol the 

By Uiilct ol the l’rt-iiidenl.

 
  
    
  
   
 

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Southwestern Teachers’ Agency

"Quick and lillicicnt .‘rrvIrr

Free enrollment. Send tor lilanlu. it

Let us get your creilo-ntial.- tog:-tliv-i ‘.~r I". 1”.t ‘mt
be-pl p-vslllnii-.

W. L. Baker, A. M., Mgr.

T08 Scliwritci Building “intuit. Kn“.

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natad systein.

Werta Writes wsrssiiop Play. ‘

"law? and Psycholon," by "gfw¢,|
We-ru, will be the school class playl
staged by the "Missouri Workshop.‘ It
will be presented at 1 o'clock on the at
ti inoons ti Marcli 23 and N. The cast
will include Haney Werta. Edna Cole,
John Miller. Shelby Swift and Mabelt
\lessick. ‘Love and Psychology" will'
he followed shortly by another "orksbop
production. C

Prsgrani On Philippines Given.

A prograpi. "(iii the Philippines." by I
the Woman's Auxiliary, was giyen at
2:3” o'cl«-ch this alternoon at the Epis-
copal parish house. There were talks
on “The Philippine Women" and “Ed-
tifallun in the l’1tilipptm-ii." i

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Flies Was Maia Ooorsu
‘cue
blur More and Male Qsrtd
It Dual!

From Seventh to  
Second Place

in the automobile industry in two years is proof of

CHEVROLET’S

value and popularity.

There were 50 per cent more ('hc\rolt-Ls sold last year
than any othcr fully t-quippcil car.

Economical Transportation

has been made possible by ('he\'rolel.

Priced remarkably low, the new (‘hcvrolet stands out in
a class by itself.

See Chevrolet F irsti

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