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University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1916-03-24
LAST YEARS SUIT MAY BE
PRINTED AS FASHION PAGE

"Old rags, old rags, Any old rags
today? Old rags, Old rags. paper
bottles, iron, any old rags today"
You remember the ragman's
monotonous song as he called for your
wares blocks away. 1t was signal
for you to have ready your bags and
boxes of old rags and papers that you
had been collecting for weeks before
the spring cleaning-old rags and pa
per that menat a dime or a quarter to
you for extra spending money.
That was ten years ago. You haven't
heard the ragman's rhythmical call in
recent years. No, he didn't die. The
manufacturing of paper from wood
pulp and wood fibre was found to be
cheaper than the use of old rags and
old paper.
But perhaps you will hear the rag
mans familiar call again soon. Be-
sides saving your old clothes, you
might well let your "duns" accumu-
late from month to month. If the
scarcity of raw material for paper
continues, you might even let your un-
paid bills pay your way through
school.
But what is all of .his about? Moth
ing less than that the shortage of raw
material for the manufacture of pa
per has become so serious that the
United States Department of Com
merce is sending out letter to all
commercial organizations, urging
them to make it known as generally
as possible that the collecting and
saving of old papers and old rags
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1916-03-24

L. B. Tucker. living on Pannell
street, has radishes and lettuce above
the ground. He planted them last
week. and says they have grown rapid
ly during the warm weather. AL
though the first stand was good, he
resolved the beds yesterday. He ex-
poets to have some of the earliest
radishes in Columbia, if an early
freeze doesn't get them.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1916-03-24

Two and perhaps three fraternity
houses will be built in Columbia be-
fore the reopening of school next Sep
tember. The Phi Kappa Psis have
purchased a lot next to the Pi Beta
Phi house on Providence road, and
expect to build this summer. Final
plans have not been completed.
The Kappa Alpha fraternity is look
ing for a new location, but nothing
definite has been decided.
The Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity
is making plans for a new home to
be built a year from this coming sum-
mer
The Phi Delta Theta fraternity will
begin the erection of its new home on
the present lot about the first OF
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1916-03-24
ONLY MEN AFFECT EYESHADES
University Women DOM't Buy En-
They May Muss the Hair.

With the arrival of mid-semester
exams and with the sprouting of green
things in the "spring-tra-la, appears
the eyeshade There are several
types of the genus, eyeshade, the best
known being the common or garden
variety of celluloid tied in place with a
shoe-string. The most expensive is
the hot-house variety of hard rubber
padded along the edge, and fitted to
the luxury-loving owners head by an
elastic band. The humblest of all
types is the paper variety, which
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1916-03-24

the entire number we sell in year
not more than a dozen are bought by
girls. Why? l suppose they hate to
muss their hair, or maybe they have
stronger eyes"
R. E. Lucas of the Missouri Store
made practically the same report. I'VE
have sold about 500 eyeshades since
September" he said but few of them
have been to girls"
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1916-03-24
Quills Initiate Three.

The Quills, pre-journalist society,
initiated three men at the regular
meeting last night. The new members
are e. Harold Smith, James G. Ruby
and William +. Resor.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1916-03-24

Now that you have purchased your
spring suit of the latest tightness and
most fashionable jauntiness and that
YOU have one of the newest fedoras
and some of the latest ties, concentrate
the remainder of your brain power
on your accessories.
\ man without spring accessories is
ike the hare in the famous hare VS..
tortoise contest He has lain down
to sleep during the most important
lap of the fashion race, and all the
plodding wOuld-be style gods are eat
ing the plums on the other side Of
the goal.
Women think so much of these ac-
cessories that sometimes they plan
their whole style campaign with a
supply of gloves, lingerie waists, shoes,
collars and the like as ammunition.
They can eat humble pie when it
comes to 'sprucing up last year,
suit and remodeling last years hats;
but as for waists, shoes. gloves and
collars that they had last season.
Ugh. Social suicide, and no one to
mourn over the remains, either.
Now what is there in the shops in
the way of accessories to make
Archie's eyes shine and his dollars
turn somersaults for joy in his pOck
cts? Just a line of the fanciest. most
adorable" CEh. girls?) shirts that
masculine Orbs ever beheld. There
they are in tub silks and crepe silks.
waiting for you to grab them up as
you would a life-saver Crepe de chine
is going to be so popular this season.
and you can have both the crepes
and the silks in solid colors or stripes.
Don one of the shirts and you can
nonchalantly remove your coat in the
house or on the tennis court Pref
ace the charge with the remark. 20,
my! I'm simply roasting" and you
will feel both comfortable and dis
tinguished-a rare combination of feel
ings.
Gloves are hot things for the sea-
sons that are before us. but you must
have some to produce as alibi in case
you should be accused of not having
any. And then they look so much bet
ter, Two red hands hanging out of
the sleeves of your new blue suit GER
tainly detract from the beauty of the
general color scheme. So incase of
them in pair of silk or chamois
gloves, either in black or gunmetal,
and even thought you are uncomforta-
BILE. your friends will amply reward
you with their compliments.
Instead of the round English collar
that has been affected so much this
winter, the proper fencing" for your
neck will be the square-cOrnered, high
fold collar. Soft collars will be worn
also during the days when we don't
care whether We live or die. These
collars will be fastened with links and
buttoned down to the neckband.
So much for the accessories. Pro-
vide your self with an ample supply,
and you'll gain in complacency what
you spend in dollars.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1916-03-24
Former Student President i'm Chicago.

r. W. Mcclure, student president Of
last year, recently secured a position
in the fertilizing department of the
Swift Packing Company, with head
quarters in Chicago. Mr. Mcclure was
graduated from the College of Agricul-
ture last year.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1916-03-24
GIRLS TO SWIM AT TRiCk MEET
Arrangements Making for Junior Col.
Iege Contests Here i'm Nav.

The feature of track meet of the
junior colleges to be held at Stephens
College in May will be swimming
contest among Underwood, William
Woods and stephens colleges.
Representatives of the colleges will
meet at Cantralia Monday to make
final arrangements for the meet. A
-,',iS tournament has been scheduled
ace at Hardin College at
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1916-03-24
MEN, TO Be STYLISH,
SILK SHIRTS FOR YOU
They're Also Being Done"
in Crepe de Chine-Solid
Colors and Stripes.
CURSES! GLOVES, TOO
This Springs Styles Prefer
Square-Cornered, High
Fold Collars Also.

When spring fcver'> in the air.
And vuu don't know what To wear.
Law an YOUR doubts before the haber-
da~hcr.
His business j. To please
A. eVcrNusc agrees.
lie knows the wants of gentleman and
ula~hrF.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1916-03-24
FOUR M.U. FRATERNITIES
ARE PLANNING TO BUILD

May. Harvard brick in four shades
will be used in the construction Of
an old English style house, which
will cost between $4,000 and $780,
900. 1t will accommodate twenty-five
men and the chaperon. On the Sec
ond floor will be eleven bedrooms and
a general smoking and lounging room.
In the basement will be a banquet
room and the chapter room. The first
floor of this house will be paneled
with mahoganized birch. One feature
of the down stairs will be a fireplace
fourteen feet long. The house will face
on College avenue, and large sleep
ing porch will be built on the south.
Special effort will be made to have
the house ready for occupancy by the
beginning of school next year.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-08
Wi0 bent[dler garaer lprrbsn.

gaDreutb, iiber 2cnbon s. glpril.
Ger SdriftIseler Souiton Steipari
Chamberlain 6at WentroIiIieruria
ais babriId)er ~llnterton beantrast.
Ser Chamberlain Ie6t felt ieiner
frilbeIten augeuO in 9ent9lan6, III
ieood INNER nod britiider Inter.
tan.
CSerr chamberlain, Ger Sobn
zines britiiben aonter- glOmirals, III
Der @atte bon Cha, nfteebliG bic
G[teIte Sod)ter bon Miforo @oe.
rer; Dor 0tpri Snbrer rrfl1rte je.
bod ibre Mutter, Die 8ittpe Oes
aomponiiten, 0nB 5rau Chamber.
lain oos Ginb Tires eriten sat.
ten Sans bon giiLop ici. $err
Chamberlain bat perfdieOene Ser.
fe geidrieben, in oenen CT Oeutih.
Lamb perteioigt un0 gtglono fiji
Ten ariee perantiportIid maGt. GET.
tes Sabr tpuroe er Don aailer
gSi[beIm NIT benz eilernen areli
oitsge5cihnet.)
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@oitpn gruse DUR.

g(n1 10. unS ii. apriI miro Die
8oitoner grobe 0pern : @eieaidoft
i'm auoitoriutt Die %folgenoen 0perll
ouffabren: Sic 2iebe oreier &6ni-
ge,@ ga 8Oberte" urlo 1Uaaoame
Butterfly.
Sen Spernfr1ften, oie ale eriten
Ranges iin6 mo iih in tbren better
Goaen 3etgen tueroen miro itb anta
Boplotpo, Die berilbmte ruiiiide Gut
aerin nit ibrer aiinltleri6ar an
reiber.
@if maiden beute ihon bag Nit-
blifum uuf Dieie Qtiffiibrt,neen ouf-
merfiam, oif bic mir nod ndber
d~urildfommen mer0en.
gs lit 5fuar fnlm crit n6tig nitf
Sic 2eiitungen oieier @eieai6aft nod
6%eionoers b%iu3umeiien Oo ibre Gar
bietlngen bis Jest iiberaa lp1rnite
4ufnobnte unO Die b69ite anerfen-
nlfg gefinoen baben. IS Iin6, tpie
geiagt. arGfte eriten Oiaitges, Die Der
@eieIlihoft o~ngeboren.
ltno 6a oil6 oos 9r6elter inter
~belga6rter fiinftleriider 2eititne itebt,
10 bari man zines Gl~initgenuiieS
getpiB fiber ieir, Der Die llnter-
ltisung oller arnitfreunoe berOient.
size f0nnen iebt i6on i'm auOito.
rium ~relerpiert per0en.
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Gnttanidtc ganfrSnbcr.

@orle, Nrf., 5. April. Nod).
Dem lie oae &eleerapben. rtuD &c.
Iepbonor1bte, Die aus benz 8rtt
fiibrten, Onrdidnitten, ipreneten
@itbreder in 8arfin, arf., bic
9Eubentiir sit benz acknowledgement.
be 6er bortigen 8ouf. MlS 9eGs
tc fieIen ibnen jeood mr. 5ipei
Gents uno cine lpertIoie EiItolc 81,
ga tie Ole abteilung iiberIebett
hotten, in meId)er Die @el6er Der
gdnf nntergebradt tuorelt.
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seeranber Sphn gnn.

@aibington, s. @pril. eng.
lambs 3otc, IN tueIfer es ii6 ipei-
CERT, mie bon anttrifa berIonet, Die
non Dem anerifmiIhe1t 8ampfer
agbina~ getuaItiom beruntergebol-
ten 0eutfden nno Seiterrei6er ipie-
Der frei5nIaiien, lit geitern I'M
5tnetsanlt eiileetroffen unb miro IN
udtitcr Belt beantlportet iperben. Gs
6eibt, 61B Die 8lln6esregierltng eng.
LAMB nid]t oas Re6t itreitig maiden
miro, Burger feinolider 21noer, mel
DE drmierten &rGften attgeborer, bon
amerifaniIfen Sdiffen berrnter5u-
6olen. Seoo9 miro iie gegen Die
g~ntfernritg frieOlider Burger bon
england. feinoliden 5toaten prote-
itieren. (g9aS fiH Sobn Bill FIT
oen 8rotelt foofen niro.)
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gOlSaten fOaen SanSperf Iernen

8ai6ington, s. april, - Bel Der
gerntulta Der armeeoorlage im Se-
nat bradlte geitern Smith Don Geor-
eia einen 3liiasantrag elm, SoIoo-
ten Der reguIGren arnlee tpd1reno
ibrer 9ienIt3eit 8i erli0gliden, Elm
San0iperf al erlerrtell, uno i6ter
gu 6ieiem 3ipefe 70 Stunoen tud6-
reno 6es Wlonnts ~Frei3ngeberl. Ser
4ntrag tDliroe nngenoinmen. 81
pil.2ebrer IoIlen nngelteat fDer0en,
UNI Die Golooten 81 uttterridten.
Wian eripnrtet, Dob ii9 ii6er Die
8eitiebuug Der 6rieoersitdrfe BEG
Itebel0es SeereS nod cine lGngere
Debate entipifeIn tuiro.
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gcrf[aat 9rnber auf $4,000.

Soma GItn, Sa., 5. MpriI. =
5rnn emma grirf bat geitcrn &C.
cen i6ren gruoer. Sen reidjen
Nontier 9iaarO S @cId. cine
Sfaoenerfasfluge III Soho pou
$780, 600 eingereidt. sic crflGrt III
Der alageidriit OnB ibr gruoer ibr
6niiir, 6ab Iie neiln Sabre bin6ur6
iein Sans fiibrte, Deriproden ba-
&c, iie I'M ieinem 9etameltt ais
&oupterbiQ ai beoenfeu/ @eId bat
;eOod fiir5lid celebrated, woonrd)
ibr bas grbe entaanaen lit.
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.9inOen6urg-G Cog
i'm Deut(C6eR ReiC6!
0as 50idbriee 9ienitiHbiIGnm bes
gefreiers SitpreMkens BON ben
&nGrW eefeiert.

Berlin, 8. apriI. - Dos 50iGbri.
ge 9ienitinblL1um oes 3eIOmar-
i6nQs bon Stnoenbllrq Bat benz
9efreier SitpreuBens bon ben Oiul.
len, Dem Sieger bieler G6loGten
nno @efehte, sroBe Gbren einge.
trdgen; IN gor3 Deiiti6lono tuuroe
Der Gag eefeiert. Saifer @ilbeLm
fat benz 5eiOmnrIHaa Iein OeIee.
m1loe nit einem ber5Iihen &alto.
idreiben ~iiberian6t; i'm &ei6staae
ipiiroen Die Eoten 6es 8elomor.
idaas 6urd 9feoen b~erberrlift; al.
lie 3eitungen oeS 2aroes bringen
ben 2~ebensIauf Oieies geuio[en 6eIo.
Derrn un0 itcllen Inn eitl gldn5eIl,
Eaes 8sugniS aus. Or ipiro ais Met-
Ter oeS 8aterlanoes geeen Die Mui.
ienbor6en unb Der gr0bte 3eutIde
Der Reu5eit bingeiteqt.
Der Gelouorihaa mar Der en-.
pf1nger Souien0er SeIegramne mtlo
Geidente, bon Der taiierIi6en So.
milie abp6rts bis gum g~etp6bnli.
den 8auern. Ser Safer BON Oe.
lterreiG, Der &6nig bon 9uLgarten
uuo Der Sultan lanoten @liid.
humid SeIegronme. Der Seio.
6err bat Die @rfI1rung ber6ffent.
lihen Iailen, baB es ibm g%egenp1r.
tig niAt m6gli9 lei, bic Slid
uitnihidlreiben ale perionli1 3a
beantnorten, On err oeeraoe iest NIT
cen @idien beld1ftiet fei~.
4diier @iIbelm Bat foIgenoe 3e.
peife on i'm geIcnot: mMein lie.
fer SelOmarfdaal 8or benz Sein6e
feiern sic beltte ierte1 Gag, aIs
Sic bonn aaoettenforps benz brit.
ten @dr6eregiment al SUB aIg
Seutnant cinucrlei6t iuuroen sic
tonnen auf SIRE 3ienitoeit nit
Stol5 un6 8efriebtgung 3urifb[i-
den. Die ariegserfobrungen, bic
Sic In Sbrer Sugen0 geionimelt,
braften Sic p1bren6 Der Iongen
0aner bes Srie0ens in Iupaler
@eiie oIs 2ebrer a1lf Der &riegs.
ofaoemie sur Mnmenonng. Ser
8eiit, Den sic ben jiifgeren OF,
Ii5ieren einimpften, bat in oieIen
ariese Die id0niten 5rii1te ge3ei-
tigt; Sbnen ieoo9 mar es borbe-
balten, NIT unberglei6lidem Grfol-
&c bic groBten friegeriifen gros
hIetie eliiflid 6u Ioien itn6 alien
aafor0eruilgen, Die ie an etnert
9eerfiibrer 9eItelt tpur0etL Su emf.
ipreden. 9tit tpltdtigen S1l1gelt
boben Sic Scn Seino aus unIe.
rem @renaoiItritten pertrieben, ia.
Ben tpeitere ginf1ae 6nrd geidid.
te Mntoner pereitelt, fiegreiG iin0
Sic tief in SeinoesIouo %eingeorun.
gen nio Die Stenutgen troe al
Ter feinoLihen 4ngriffe gebaftprl.
0ieie Soten geboren Der 8eItge.
ihidte on, ober id peiB, ooB bic
armee itno ons 8aterIono nit mir
iibereinitimmt, tpenn ib nut ben
Eer6Iifiten @rntuIotionen beroorbe-
be, OaB bic 9onfbarfeit mo aner-
fennltrg fir aGes, mas Sic getan
BADEN, nien1nls erfoItelt tper6e.
aIs elm duberes 8eiher, ooB Sic
iid meiHer itets ertnnern m69en,
piome i6 Sbner mein 0eIgem6Ioe,
0oS beute BEL SDnen %eintreffen
miro.
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NnTerbndj fir alc Arteu BON SGtcI.
arbeiteu.

Bud Rr. 2, ME rnten ea5eiat, ent.
Edit MnDeilur1en nil0 neileite Mu-
Iter fir acbafeIte Ginidse uto Sti.
ten. a~bbiIoungen flor unb oeutIih,
mnb ieoer 6ooen lit 81 ieben. Sic
f6urtit nid)t iehlgeben in auferti-
alitg Sieler seidmodDoIGen Spibell
limb ginidse, mic man fie eebroldt
liir Saihentiiher, 8orbGuae, 0ed.
den mo So9s. Seoes Bud lit fir
Iih eiit @an5es. nn0 fein MuIter
siucimal entfalten. Seine 6rau
icate ntne Oieie 9itder fein.
gu beitellen 81 II Gts. pro 8uHI
hir6 Omaha Eribiine, 1911 Sotuorc
STR, Gmahn.
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&onteitanten iollten iid5 ,tun Sen
spe3ialpreis TIT aontet bewerben
I0Ser Die tteitem nemem g(b0mnenten fit Die S69liNe
Otnaba Sribime %gepinnt, erbalt $25 tn 8argelo!
Nente feine Nenoernme nmter oeM Gibrern!

9ie &onteitonten iouten einert olt,
Beroroentlihen 8eriud maderL III
Der nod berbleiberoen Belt beS Soon.
teItes 10 ptele neiie @bonnenten ais
iIur moglih 81 erlangen. I'm le fir
oieie Tdtiefeit b~einiloers a~n6uipor.
nerb boben mir einen @gtra.8nr.
preis bon $25 dltseeiest, Der Dem.
ienieen &onteitmnten 5pfdIlt, Der Die
meiiten neuen a%bonnenten fir bic
E6glide Omaha Sribine erInngt.
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Mtrinne ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

8aibiugton, s. april.-2aut ii.
rer SdGblrn1 oeS 2nnopirtidafts-
Departentent8 miro Iid) Die Sc
idmtproouftion an @iriteripei5en ouf
195, 000, 600 guibels beloiifcn. SIM
pergougereft Sabre belief itd Die
S9Gtntg anfnngs april olif $780,
054, 900 9ui6e[,I uio in 1914 oiif
6S4 100000 guibels. Ger naiie,
falte Serbit miro fir Sen idleh-
ten Stano Der Santett Dernnhportlid)
oeruoht
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8etterberidt.

t5ir 0moga ano untgagei0:
5f0n beute abeno urA Sonntog.
8drmcr aui 5onltog.
sir Gebrasfa: SG0n beute abelo
mo Counting. 0Grmer am Conn.
az un6 I'M iueltlihcn ufl0 5entrdleil
tell beiIte dbeu0.
sir Soloa: HnbelfdnDig beute
l6ero un0 tdlter I'm Aio6Itliden
Tell. Snnntag t%eihpeiie bemoItt nro
auaim fteioenOe &enperotltr.
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eteri bOr,aglidles 8Odbier.

Gin ma6reg Grabjubrss @tarfemit.
tel unb Elm tpabrer GenuB. an
53apf ilib in 6Iaihen nod Dem g..
Mpri[. 8eIteQer Sic einige aiiten
fir oobeim. Sic fper0en fir Ben
@iuf Oanfbar Iein. Sic miiiien 0ies
@e6rGu foiten, INF 3u DiIien, tpie
es iIt-itber feds Wlonnte alt. 3ele-
pboniert Gbas. Stora @eb. 1860.
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Ser @epinner Oes g~tutontobiles 1T
bon Oieier 8eOingung nuseei6loiien.
Dieie 8eItimmnng wir0 manhet1
8eiti6en ~bermlaiien, iest nlf bic
EogliAe Smuba Sribiine gu aborl-
nieren; er miro in DieIer Siniidt
Dem &onteItanten enna beion0ers bel
fen molten. 0tan beiuhe 0esboIb
ieine Srelinoe un6 8efanntet utto
erfIdre ibnen Die Code itno hers
anIaile lie, Die 3GaLihe Omaha &ri-
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S6erIt goltun aelturbeu.

B1ibinefon 8. NprI. = Sm bic.
iigen 81lter &eeo @rmee.SoipitoI i'll
geftern 9berit George g. Cotton, Der
friibere @oltberneiir bon 8lierto sri.
co, nod mebrnonntIi1er &rmfbeit
g%eltorbett. Ser g~erItorbere, Ser Elm
sitter bon tlnr so Sabren errei6te,
NOR tpdbreno Oes 4ufItan6es alf ben
Gbilippinen 9beritIeutnont i'm Ct.
item Nebrasfo Regiment.
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@aarinefInNeua mieber sefnmOen.

Benioeolo, 6La. 5. April. = 8as
Mmineflug5eliG Oas iid geftern
bier bon leinen anfern losgeriien
rtno babongefloset mar, lit ifIicB.
Ii9 bel argoIe, 6la.. in Der @1be
zines Sumpfes, our groe aefonl.
men. 8ie iebr es bef966igt, fonn-
te nod nif)t feltgeItelt ueroen. ST.
ne a6teilung Marinetruppen lit
beoroert tporoer, ben 4usreiBer
fDie0er eilt5ubrin9er.
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