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Evening journal., 1914-01-14
HUSBANDS NEEDED.
NOT SUFFRAGE
Minister Declares New York
las 100000 SpinSterS
Who Should Wed

NEW lOlik. Jan. a.. The Rev Dr.
Cyrus Townsend Brady is about to or
.ganize society to dispose of the cclc-
baey problem in New YORK. he cx
planned the need for it in lecture ON
Why ! am Opposed 10 Woman suf
iragc 40 the Hudson Theatre before
the League for Political Edncation.
W hat every woman wants Is hus
band, not vote. said Dr. Brady.
i"Ihcr" are 100 600 unmarried people IN
New York, 100000 women and 3OOO0O
men. Some plan should be- devised by
which the 30OoO0 men may boz married
to corresponding number of womcn
This would leave 100000 excess women
but they could lee sent West. where
men are clamormg tor wives
DR. Brady did not suggest any sys-
tenn by which the wholesale pairing of
was Go hc consunmatpd he turned his
iattcntion at once to families
suffrage would do infinite harm IN
discouraeng large families continued
, DIR. Brady. Matters are bad enough
now. ! have six children. larger fam
lily than any member of my congrcga
/ ton, most ol whom have only one or
I two children. tie did not explain
whether the members of his congrcga
ltion were -uilragsts and the audience
was forbidden TO ask questions.
This Is an are uf imnodcst cloth
inv. bee added and then. apparently
concluding that his hearers needed H..
I"from the slimncss oi Nour applause
gather that most of YOU are immod-
testify clothed.
II have the greatest respect and sym-
lpathy for amy woman who i, forced out
into the world 10 earn her living. Her
chances are as good as a mans. how
lever. a mans chances before the aver
age Jury compared 10 Woman chances
are like snowfall in summer
"And vet the su0ragcttos alc fighting
Ito sirivert the morals ni the police force
which are already bad enough log
forcing them 90 permit these white
slave moving pictures. They are de-
stroving the chnalry of the race The
thing that makcs a man willing TO stand
up Ia street car
"What is minc Is my wilcs, but what
is hers is her own. She can sell a niece
of property She owns. but cannot sell
mine without her consent
"All That an, woman need ask for j.
Influence over good husband. ln the
{ sight of Cod Mis-. Goethal- ii there Is
Ia Mrs. Cocthals may have done NOR.
for tie Panama canal than her hus
Iband. What moro could amy woman
. want
In closing Dr. Brady -nid hc mus
| have cnother chance. as hc wns the onl,
. living male exponent oi nnti.suIiiaget
, ltism. which sccmcd o little hard oi
I Eycrctt p. Wheeler ami the mems anti
lnssocietion.
Evening journal., 1914-01-14
DIED BEFORE
HE COULD VISIT

Specisl TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
SEAFORD, Del. Jan. lf-Thc re-
mains of Robert II. Shiplcy, Of Lead
vile. Colo. a former resident of this
town. were Inferred in Odd Fellows
Cemetery. Mr. Shipley died of neu-
ralgia of the heart. he had been IN
the mining business in Colorado for
thirty-two years. and for a number
of years was president of the Lead
willie National Bank. He had writ
ten his sister here on Christmas Day,
saving that he had recently been
longing to return home, and was get
ting his business in such shape that
he would be able to leave for Sea-
ford after the holidays.
Mr.. Shipley was a son Of the late
DR.. J. p. X. Shipley, and was 90 years
old. He is survived by wife, Mrs
Myra Grace Shipley, a sister, Dr.
Anna Shipley. and three brothers,
George H. Shipley, J. Hall Shipley,
and DR.. Everett Shipley, all of this
town.
Evening journal., 1914-01-14
NEWARK BANK ELECTION.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, Del, Jan. l4-At tho an.
nual election of stockholders Of the Far
mcrs' Trust Company yesterday after
noon formerly the National Bank, John
W. Scott and Professor Harry Hayward
of Newark and DR.. Francis Springer OF
Newport were elected additional mem
hers of the board of directors. Tho old
directors reelected were: j. Wilkons
Cooch Alfred A. Curtis. Samuel NJ DON
nell Joseph ". Hossinger, Nathan M.
Mothcrall. Ernest Frazer, Crawford
Rankin, Ebcn b. Frazer, Daniel Thomp-
son and Harvey HofIccker. The board
elected MIR. Cooch president. Mr.. Curtis
vice. PRESIDENT; Mr. Hossinger. secre-
tary; H. H. Ninsingcr, treasurer; J. d..
Iaquettc, assistant treasurer and George
W. Murray. teller.
At the next dividend period, which is
early next month. the institution Will
declare rs Tooth semi-annual dividend.
Extensive improvements have just beca
completed To the banking house. An adj
dition was built 10 the rear Of the old
siucturel which gives considerable adj
ditionsl room. The bank has been
cramped Tor room for some years. The
/ improvements include q larger directors
room and womcn7 room, with a sep
orate banking window for women The
/ addition also gives a private Office IL
Alr. Hossinger, the treasurer.
Evening journal., 1914-01-14

NJ. Hanna. Mrs. l.. w. Summons. Miss
Estcllc Wilson, Alexander o. Butcher
Thomas Dixon. James Laws and James
Brown.
Evening journal., 1914-01-14
REAL ESTATE
MEN ELECT

The Real Estate Brokers Associa-
tion held its annual meeting yesterday
and reelected officers as follows:
J. BAH Peirce. president; c. j..
OKeefe. vice president; John w.
Talley, secretary and treasurer. The
executive committee includes A. B.
Moore, w. W Pusey, 2nd and Henry
Hopes.
The organization has had a very
successful year during 1918. and the
members have, prepared plans By fol-
lowing which they expect to have a
still better twelve months. during
1914. At yesterdays meeting there
were several subjects OF importance
presented and they will be acted on
later Hawkins & Company and Will
liam j. Fisher made application for
membership and were elected yoster-
I day.
Evening journal., 1914-01-14
4 Am New Man Since Stuart's Dys-
pepsis Tablets Gave Me a New
Stomach and Appetite"

At the stomach is overworked, its
muscles become tired and gradually
srow weaker and weaker, until they are
unable to take care Of the food properly
1he glands fail 60 provide the juices
necessary to digest the food. Gases
form and cause all sorts of pain. misery
and wretchedness, as well as extreme
hanger TO the heart.
It is then that the stomach calls for
lelp. Ordinary medicines are impossi-
ole. They not only fail 60 help the
stomach. but niure the entire system
Medical men have studied the stomach
and have discovered that the digestive
uices consist largely of pepsin and nj
.ro-genous ferments. What. then. would
% more natural than to supply these
properties artifcially when the stomach
unable to produce them.
That is the object of Stuart's Dys-
oepsia Tablets. These powerful little
agents relieve the stomach of its burden,
hereby giving it an opportunity to re-
gain its normal strength They tone
ip, strengthen and rcvitalize the secre-
tory glands, mucous membranes. alb
sorbng glands and muscular walls
They restore TO the stomach IFS lost
powers of digestion so that it can again
10 its work without assistance. They
contain, in a concentrated form, every
clement necessary to digest all sorts ol
ford whether acid or alkaline.
Ii YOU experience an oppressive feel
inc lust inside the lower end of youi
breastbone and extending upward to
wards your heart do not hesitate al
instant. Get Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
lets from the nearest druggist at once
and take one. In a few minutes th'
pain will leave YOU and Won will fec
better Take tablet after each mca
for several days and your stomach vii
once more perform its duties. All drug
gists sell them at SOC a box.
Evening journal., 1914-01-14
BOY CUNMAN
ON RAMPAGE
Tries to Kill Brother and
Shoots at Police
man
SORRY HIS BULLET
JAILED TO KILL

CHESTER, Jan. 14.-Joseph Be-
hitsky, IS years old. an amateur
gunman," bought new revolver yes
terday and "shot up the neighbor.
hood in which he lives. Following
fusilade, in which the youth and Pa
trolman William Farrell we're the
participants. the former was shot in
the leg. Although injured, Behitssy
ran to Ninth and Palmer streets, sew
eral squares distant, whore he se-
creted himself behind a clump of
bushes. When taken into custody 10y
the officer, the youth remarked:
"Wcll, you've got me, but. believe
me. if | had another bullet III kill
yon now"
Behitsky was taken to the Chcater
Hospital. where the bullet was re-
moved.
! When Bchitsky was ordered ON OF
the house by his father, he Reused
10 go. stach, an elder son, forced
Joseph from the house by order of
his father. Joseph remained from
home all night.
Yesterday he purchased 32-cal'-
bre revolver in a Market street store
Entering his home in the afternoon he
covered his brother with the weapon
saying
"Nou put me out Of my home Mon
day night and now 7 am going e
put you out for good.
His sister. Katharine. slipped be.
hind him and struck his arm iuss a.
he pulled the trigger. The bullet
erashed through the ceiling. Stacr
ran from the house. closing the dool
behind him. Katharine also left th,
hoLsc and ran to the home Of Pp rol
man Farrell In the meantime Be
hitsky chased his brother firing two
, shots at him as he ran down the real
yard and scaled the fence. The CHASE
continued to Third and Buntn,
. streets, where Policeman Farrell an
peared on the scene.
Behitsky fired at the policeman
z who retaliatod by firing twice at tn
youth. The first shot went as'ray
I'm the second hit Behitsky in TN
leg, above the knee.
Evening journal., 1914-01-14
RECEIPTS OF cnuNTY.

County Treasurer G. II Lpp!ncott
reported the following receipts from
county officers to the Levy court yes
terdsy: n. A. Brown, Sl74.50; w. S.
Burris. S193.44; A. v L. George, ST.
ga; f. NJ. Walker, S1O,4S6.93; Joseph
Wigglesworth. S637.52
Evening journal., 1914-01-14

ful hair hair that has that natural
sheen and .usicr, which are such an
aid to feminine good looks, Hcrpicide
Is strongly recommended
Acknowledged as the leading scalp
prophylactic and dandrun eradicator.
Herpicidc produces the most satisfy
ing results when used intelligently
and pcrsistenty
The odor Of rorpicide is delightful
to all Your dealer knows that merit
of this wonderful scalp prophylatie
and will guarantee il to do as claimed
or return your money 1t is sold
everywhere in 5O-cent and Sl0O size
bottles
Applications may be obaincd at the
better barber shops and hair dressing
parlors.
The Herpicido Co.. Dept s., Detroit
/ Mich. viii send a trial bottle Of Ter
/ picide and booklet telling all about
/ the hair to any address upon receipt
of ten cents in postage or silver. TO
cover the cost OF packing and mailing
J Charles II. Scarborough, Inc.
Special Agent.
Evening journal., 1914-01-14
Stop Stomach
Worries Now

And Use Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets SO
That You can Digest Each Meal
Quickly and at the Same Time
Renew Your Digestive
Strength.
Learn once again how TO smile and
laugh, and stop this grouchy mood.
ness. This condition arises from a
faulty digestion and cannot be removed
unless you use common sense and as
sist Nature a little.
Evening journal., 1914-01-14
SMYRNA CHURCH GAINS MEMBERS
special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL

opNtihl 10 Aiil nv istNi.NH Jblh4NAAf
SMYRNA. Del. Jan. sunday
was benncr day ia Union A. NJ. A.
Church Ten persons joined the church,
thirtysiN asked for prayers and cigh-
teen were at the altar The most ol
the converts were Young people. At the
night services the attendance was 80
large that standing room was at pre-
nium Al the morning services the Rev.
Albert Price announced that the light
for the "lpliit Movement would not
cease. Among the workers who have
Joined Dr. Price in his work are j. II
Summons, Aaron Gibbs, II. Davis. Mrs
Evening journal., 1914-01-14
TELEPHUXE CUE At DINNER

The Diamond State Telephone So
ciety Will Sive a bsnQuet at .hc Hotel
DUPONT on Thursday evening Janu
airy %, Which viii be attended iy
all the members Of the society. ".
X. william son is secretary 1f the
committee in charge of the event, who
is planning to make il one Of the
big affairs C. the season.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-05

first bottle wna put up and sold
There are limitations az Dodson's
Liver Tone for which rNlrasaeaat
clnlnu are made. hnt the public knova
how o. iuGne between ioud boasts and
The plain truth And thor the merits
~ Dodsou's iiycr Tene Arc ioo wide.
D. known for anyone a. hesitate.
bodrons Liver Tone Is sold and
guaranteed hy The city prus store,
who will refund purchase pfiee 'soei
instantly and with smiio " you are
10 am uaF dissatisfied with tho
remedy
pvdson'a Liver Tone u palatable
terctnhlo. iquid aud iia action h easy
nri natural with no Stripe NO pain
and no bed afier-offcciH' After-d.
feels are often diaaereesble after taxi
ina rnlomri nodsou'n Liver Tone does
not interiors IN any way with your
regular duties hniiis and dict ana q
builds and strengthens you 20 that
you fsol brighter. better AID happier
n YOU feel headaoiS ana conHiipated
You viii be- dsllshicd with podaon's
Liver Tone Advertisements
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-05
70 elvg nAvY DIPLOMAS.

ANNAPOLIS. sid. iuhv & AaA1is-
lis ir Say with decorations and filled
with 10. customary large crowd Tor tho
June Week. Festivities ~ the Naval
Academy To-day the yisitorN witnes.
sed infantry drilis flsg competitions.
torpedo and enn drilia. and practical
onFiheefine exercises. the program con
'luding in the afternoon with dress
ihfadc and presentation ~ cplafa Tor
morrow wa ~ graduation day when
the members ~ tBe senior class will
receive their diplomas from the hands
~ rrcsidrnt wilson
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-05
In Mind and Body the
Change is Wonderful.

After fbf oppression. fhe fftrnniion. TIE
cespalf nFfr sfsmc blood dipordfrVl 81 tine
% uakf 90 81 what h has screfns
Iiahrd fnr you after few dAyssuac. II
puts the nerves and blood in hafmpnys u
arousos the cellular ACTIVITY ~ thr liver.
haners. lungs. and other eKcrrfnfy organs
a. remove ffpm ttf blood fhe body wastes
that cause nearly nll slcknrse
inia means fhst nl deaaf. on breaking
Down - thc Tissues "a checked and repair
wafk begins n s. 3 has such influence 90
al local cells a. 90 preserve their mutual
welfare ard Afford a proper relative aksfki.
ance tp each qfher. More attoutiOn * being
gwen a. cafalftie mrdicine fnnn ever before
and Is 4. q ~ one 81 the highest arhievr.
merfa in this ulf. For many YEARS people
FflfQ mon mercury. ipdide ~ potash. ar
ffuic ftftariick AID DOE a. rtmfdles fof
bleed titkness. hut now The psfe. Vegetable
,. = Z. s tieir safeguard
You can 80 - q - 10 nry drug store
bit insist uton having it. The great sp1ft
Laboratory ~ Alfalfa. Ga. prepares this
fampus blood purin@r. and y0u should taao
% chance ~ permitting auyo1e u recon-
mcrd sales.--future. And n Yo1r blOod con.
Aii4n - ~urA ltAt y1a would nke ~ con
alt petitia Niihoat rhnrer address
hssiieai Dept. TIE swift SpeA1c a.. on
swift Bldg. AilA1la. "a.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-05

eliy - from $4,000 90 1900 populs
lion. got our facilities for getting waller
from tho river are tho same as pre-.
vailed 90 years ago when tho plant waf
built" stated Mayor M.iler
"This water h. pumped 90 the ciis
through ciTht and ten inch mains AZ
the relay station n H. pumped into th,
reservoir 81 tho atandpipc and from
ihst reservoir UIupssi into the stand
pipe. making three pumplngs all oi
which prove cofily and make our or
Grafton costs very hlrh 30 many
numpings are required on account ~
tho mains hoinR too small.
Alout one year ago our maximum
water supply was about 100000 gallons
daily We built tho relay plant aud
our present available sapply IL about
500 900 gallons daily. This water both
in quality aud quantity IL totally In
adequate for the nes.la 81 the city
Thu water Ia not filtered conae.
and filtered water FOR drinking pur-
poses paving Tor the latter cents
per salion ! believe The per capita
consumption IL about 30 SALONS per
day This sna. per capita 10 fof the
above reasons and for tho other reason
that our rate d ~ high, on account
~ high ooat ~ production. that hems-
owners cannot afford 10 pay such rates
Tor water 20 sprinkle their lawns and
bsauiify their premises without doubt
ihe back N . good suppl, ~ filtered
water IA low rates has Curiaiird 60 q
certain extent the sro~th % Corpus
Christi
Tho city Council has Fiven the wa
ter question the utmost consideration
ara We hnve reached ihe confusion
thaf ihe securing n water from the
Nueces river - the only practicable
and cconomic plan for tho city 10 puF.
sue.
Plans % the City.
our plans nre 10 enlarge the pumps
az our pumping station. 10 install
twenty inch mains from the river 10
The siandpipe and 20 build = liberation
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-05
HIS DREAM REALIZED
WEAR. EVER HOSIERY AND PARA.
Disc oARTERs.

We offer for a limited time Cniy. az
pairs ~ our finest 5bc value Ggaran.
sesd Hose and pair Of our well
known Mems Paradise Carriers for one
dollar, poaipsid
You know these hose. they stood the
test when al others failed. They gise
real foot comfort They have no seams
10 RIO, Thev never become loose and
baEey 90 the shape ~ knit IN. not
pressed IN. They are Guaranteed for
fineness. Tor style, Tor superiority ~
maserlsi and workmanship. absolutely
stainless and 70 wear ais months with.
cut holes. 0r q new pair frss.
Don't delay, ssrd In your order be
fore offer expires.
wGAR.EvEH HOSIERY COMPANY
Dayton, Ohio.
iAdyeftIeement.1
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-05

sHu %, a,hl bad Drcn a pcH success
N nnan.rr lni man ri afeo affairs.
.nl vhu ,.HI s,t monr, Cor me on
feannl. projects ht reason ~ bio sc-
luHuHnrsf $3.50 muuoNed p,nplr
Auurur sinftn n questioning cap.
uIu rt.h along HuDh lines said that
boo idr., was to huur out from captain
F,n whether mc Irrigation project
AuuI he CARRIED nut 10 the oity cone
irno mr nuter vaa not secured ia
suuIi Do, losn fn thc rltY ~ Corpus
'HnrI r speculative prpunsitoa WA
Iaulrd confederation before enc RIGHTS
~ fhe ,ft" stated M stattun
Attorney nuour fhuuaht thst Rgrh D.
ns of questioning NaH uos essential
flthaush bees wus perfectly willing Zoe
.Hs puestoulnr BE- thr BOARD cared "a
devote tDo necessary time
No FiSht AZ All
10 lookci fer awhile nkc an parties
fo tnn hearing were about ~ tho same
mind. aud rs " each Of che applicants
Nogid nor oppose the application ~
fhr other parties n occurred in thin
manner Captain r1tDh stated
our proposition depends entirely
llau imuQsnled fnah waicft. .,ha usf
.urroaos are soieiy 60 ran our basins
Nifh Flood waters The normal flow ~
the river hus already becn appropr
ftnl over ten nmDs
Then" said Attorney siayton - you
fre oniy after th. Hood waters and YOU
iro uoi an appii' tui Tor water from
fne normsl flow of ths RIVER the eiiy ~
Corpus Christi a not fighting you"
20 tne flood wsters were properly
ronarrNol" replied Captain fitch There
would he 900 abundance ~ water f0r
everyone We could nn our roseri oirH
i~iro each year from flood waters
The hearing Then passsf ou "a the
PROPOSED charges - NiK-fifoh a. the
rnY Cor water the rate hrinE approx
imately seventeen aud one hair cents
per thousand gallons. on the basis ~
che cts using one million gallons "
waiter per DAY This price applicable 10
delivery AZ the cliy standpipe
we viii show that She city can FUR
nish ifref water cheaper than AZ TIE
rate that NiK and Flirh propose" said
Attorney stayion.
Application Of City
The application n the city ~ Cor
pus Christi Was next considered A.
ter me application had been read A.
tprneg Dawson contested mo appllcs-
uon ~ Use city bssins his contention
On the allegation that tho c.iy does
NOT own ono acre ~ land ~ the Nwecrs
river watershed g fiia mis- statement
ana pleading now. 80 that n may get
intp the record IN case the question 10
reviewed b. the cour, ana 90 no ask
me board for a ruling II the pr3Heni
time" Stated Mr Dawson
Mayor miller waa called 90 the VIII
ness stand
The preasnt eafer supply ~ Cor
lus Christi h totally inadequate for
growing cay Sach an Corpus Christi
stated Mayor Miller AZ the outset. "Our
rumIinE rin0t ~ ihe Nueces rsver was
tu.ii in iss. when We we're a city n
about 1909 population. We are nOH a
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-05

md justification giant The price thai
tho consumer viii have 60 rny Ia th'
hiE important factor aH cheap water
and good water lH neseHsafy fec al,
hcalth ami Happiness ~ our people
our council hss studied che water
problem from an angles and Ia ron
WINGED that municipal ownership ~
the wBiefwofks So mo best. Coz me city
can sell water a. ihs people without a
profit while corporation naturally
would have "a mako profit over She
cost ~ production
ono II tho main planha In tho plat
from on which the present ADMINISTERS
lion WIS elected Ma the plank faVoring
municipal ownership ~ the waierworka
plant and ~ operation hy the city.
That the people favored sueh a plank
Ia shown hy our election I merely
call yunr attention 60 this ~ hsinE
Indicative ~ The nentimcnt ~ tho poo.
%. ~ Corpus Christi.
We ara not anlagonlxinE anyone bug
W. ara merely defending the rights ~
ihc city and II h my hope and the
hope % tbs people Of Corpus chflsu
that the board viii not take such action
IA will compel 'ha city to enter into a
son,ract with corporation 90 furnish
az with our water"
Comparative Water Costs.
Mayor miller told in detail ~ fhs
operating cortH ~ the wnserworkn
plant "pur present coat ~ production
is between 20 and zs cents per thou
sand gallons" he stated Continuing he
said
we will be- shle 10 provide water a.
production cost VI cents per thou.
sand Eailpns. On the basis ~ our using
ono million gallons daily n moro ~
used the cost viii be- correepondlnalg
lower This coat wlil include payment
Of bond interest. creation II HlRhiHs
fund 10 retire bonds within 30 years
ana depreciation "a our machinery. ~
the end of 40 yearp the city will own
the plant FREQ u sll sncumbrancea. We
can under municipal plant secure
water ~ from 70 70 100 percent lcss
than IL No made contract with
Msssrs. FIieh and Ma
Following Mayor Miller. Alexander
Potter was called 70 the stand and he
told in detail ~ the plans az outlined
above by Mayor Miller "A O'clock
his testimony had been complsted and
tho hearing waa adloprned until this
m0rninS AZ , o'ciork.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-05
NOTED pocToas o. X.
DopsoN's LIVER TONE
Bss, Medical skill Employed 70 Insure
cosFeesns,s Of Formula. Az
Agree Dodson's ~ Reliable
end safe.

Seven ~ tins mont successful phy.
aicisns Ia United States, solicited Cor
their experience aud ahinsy. were paid
heavy fees 10 study ana tess the for,
mula OF Do1son's Liver Tone and al
agreed that a vas fine and reliable
remedy for family use, Dodsof'-
Liver Tone takes The plase u oaiomel
This - exactly Whist u IL made FOR
ana has been made Tor ever since the
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-05

our plans are 10 enlarge the pumps
AZ our pumping station. 10 install
twenty inch mains from the river 70
ne siandpipe and 20 build liberation
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-05
unlveRslTY OF MLssouel.

COLUMBIA. Mo. June I .Dr. A.
Lawrence Lowell president 81 HAIR
sard University delivered fhe address
before ihs graduating eiass Of she I'M.
verrltY ~ Missouri to-day Mere than
600 students received their diplomas
from the hands ~ Dr A siess iilii.
president 81 the snlser1lir.