davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-09-10
Chats Electrical ShOG
Shop

The dissatisfied customers sit around
and complain
That the shoemaker didn't treat
them right,
That their "soles" get wet every
time it rains
And their feet are awfully tired
at night.
They waited so long that the bot
toms wore through
And they expected him to fix them
the same as new;
And the cheap leather he used would
never do,
For it would get wet through in a
dew.
When you want good leather, take
your shoes to Chats,
For he uses first-grade leather and
that's the fact.
His prices are the same as local
shops
And the materials he uses gets new
er a knock.
e. e. CHATHAM,
Shoemaker.
Building 25; Near Main Gate Y. s
Aeronautic Station.
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3ies uao 1as.

- 9lm Donnsritag 9crmittag um
ELF llbr finoet ipie0er tine Sibuna
beg Gpnferen3tommittsss Der Sdneq.
Osrtebrstommiiiion uRD Dss Gtabtz
tatbs tatt.
9tlonSo s. D6iteman. Der be-
tanntli6 oer6afttt ipuroe, als sr Der
Staatsbaut in GmeIia Bombs su rers
t6Ifen perIutts. bic Dor oSabrssfriit
gsiegeutlih zines Ginbruts aug DIR
9nnt geitoblsn fporben rparen, purbe
qeiiern pom 8unbestommifdr Qoler
unisr Der 4ntlage bic pOit gu bstris
griihsn 3psdsn benust gu baben,
rntsr $1,000 8iir9i6dft ben 9unbesz
grpbeeIbiporensr iibsrfpielsr. Sas
9srb0r ersab. baB 9risfe, bic an Oi,
State gdnt in 2lmelia anssblih in
Ntp 0ort etiarieben norben. that.
IG6li6 BON Nbitmdn in eirem bi,iis
ssn 5Otsl einer StsnograpbiitiH Bit
tir! !purbeH.
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5dailrGlnen Der Stride. Bon 3 lin
)tndmittaqs an miro aaffce ltnb Gu.
den ieruirt luto pcn 3 llbr gtafnit.
tags al lit Der Eiid 5u einem oGbif?n
Supprr" qsoedt Ole Sait9eherinncn
9a5cs lire &orfebritngen in ltmiid,ti'
Ger 9}eiie 9etroffen imb iih oltf einen
3nllraider 9eilh porbereitet. I'll
OuinIertIonler gebienung miro es
rid)t feblen.
- Der Srauenperein Ser Trittcn
2elttidl 9Erot. Stride an @cInut noba
.. StraBa, (R1itor s.. 5aefner), Balt
morJen gtahulittag I'M , llbr feline
Nionotsoerinnunllltug oerbunOen nit
&aifecfrdu5hen. Die @aitgeberinnen,
pclAe irelmolidHt ba3u eiulaoen, iinA
fcIecn6e Gamen: &is3ie S6erflcln,
6rieoerifa Oder, @aa Cite, gfarqor
retb Sloadj, GnltlIna Bieil, gIiia
9iabe, aatbdrina Rebn, g1ora 9leilter,
Charlotte giifeIs uno JtoIa 9fuiic.
- Qm OonrtritGg prraniialtet Der
5rausnrereia Der ct. Wlartus air9e
(Paitor Carl s. 3. S4mibt) Gin
aaffestrdn36er. ipeldes ron Sen
folaenbenDnmsn aegeben p;rb: 2ouiic
g. gpattman, 2ouiie %. spafts
man. Carrie Songernan. 9allra llhl.
man, Caroline lILlanb, Dora ltnanb,
Sophie u5ts, 9ena llnger uno Mari.
8oegeli.
Qm Gornerifag peranitaltet per
T-auenoersin Der GDang. proteit.
MattbGus &ir6e (gait0t s. N.
Bertrand BON NtittaQs II Biz 2
ll6r einsn Gtiden Dinner 2ur4
uHD bon Rahmitta9s 4 bis absnbs
9 lI6r Elm GGidsn Supper in ben
Sonntaesfdulrdumen. Seoermann lit
frsunblidit eingeldoen.
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MnfdMe.

Der eli Sabre alte Carl !5pipeG
BON yto. 981 Martiu Strabe fam ge
tern 8ormittag beim Spielen i'm Soi
Der Mprgan S6ule 10 pngIiitlih su
5al, buB er Iit ben Iiuten @rm
brad uub nod bsm Itdotiiten Sp-
Ipitol gebraAt meroen muBte,
- Geprge Sdrien BON Der @our.
uno Race Strabe ipurbe oeitern 8ors
mittaq an Der Gin unb Canal Stru=
Be. als er ben Subrbamm treusen
tppQte, pon einem StraBenbabnfpueen
Der WfcMidensGlm 2inie nisberge=
runnt unb trug 8erlebungen am &opf
unb i'm @eftht bappn, Die feline lebers
fiihrun9 mad benz itdbtii9en SoOipia
tai nptbDsnoig madten.
- Die q Sabre alte Grace Wcs
Sal BON glo. 1886 9urnet 4penue
fam, geitern @orulittdg in Der Slide
ihrer Wobr1ung Dem &ii6enberb gu
robe unb trug lsihte gruubpunben
all ben Sdnbeu unb i'm Geiift. bua
ron, Die ibr I'M itdbtiThen Spipital
perbpnoen frltroen.
@epree Srtptn BON go. z314
Main 2(penus, forpooD, Der beim
2tb6ruh Der aIten 2tnlage Der @asa
aieqfhuft an Der Sront uno Hofe
strabe beI6dftist lit, Itiirate aeitern
Natnittug ppn einem @asbebGlter,
tam iebo6 aliidliherlueiIe, nie Die
9ttrste i'm itlbtiIchsn 9oipital fonitas
tirten, nit etnigen unbebeutenben
Shrammen bapon.
- Ginen gru9 beg linteu 5ubs
tno6els trug aeItern Der % Sdbr.
uIte albert @ng ron SO. 740 Weit
@ierte StrdBs bnoon, als er On Der
8ritten uno MtG StraBe 10 ungliie
lid BON Ieirem Tubrpert fiel, baB
linn oos einc Rab iiber ben SUB tpeo
oing Der 9erungliitte Duroe ndh
rem ftGbtiTten SoIpitul seifdfft.
- Der bertttene ppli8tit 6enrn ".
Sanomun, go. 1880 California 4pe
rue tpcbubaft, purbe geiterr 9lbeno
ar Der Canal uno Malrut StruBe,
ols fein BferO tnfoIge beg 2drms
f6eute, nelher ppn elmer ansahI
Sunsens anldblif Der oaaopee'r
Seier beriibt nurbe. ob9elpprfeu
Sunbman trug 8erleB& zen I'M Gee
iiht bapon urp mlBte It. + eem tab
tiIhsn SoIpitul sebraht perosn.
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Yoblanber nnb ben aeIt i6res 8ermSs
gems an ibre ii6rigen feds ainber:
Ellie Hegli, &otie arumpe, Charles
llbl, Winnie auut6er, Grace Duffes
rune unb Clara Weber.
8erf6iebenes.
Serome 30. SadIon, ReceiDsr Der
Clifton glmuiement Co., unterbreitete
seiteru feinen S9fubbsri9t, bsm3us
folge er $8O2.04, bic er nod in .odn5
ben bate, unter bic 2lttiondrs unb
8ldubiser our 9ertbsiluns se6ra9t
bat unb feline entlaFuns fpiini6i.
auf @runb Der geI6doiquna ieines
autos gelssentlt6 elmer Solfiiion, bat
@uleb $. .aabb cine &lage ii6er S435
sesen Bertha anisbt angeitrenst. Gr
bebauptet. bab bieielbe an Der Rep
Ri4moub Ptte in iein Quto 6ineinaez
raft iei.
hilbert unb SEQ. 8. Gler6root tloas
ten cine We6ielforberung iiber $40O
ge9en 9lnna 81. BOIf elm.
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Der gtabtratb.
Staotpattr Roie reid)t tentporirs
(Sassrbinans ,ur alten Slate sin.


EtabtratbsmitsIieb Charles Roie
BON Der 5tpsiten Warb unterbreitsi,
gs!ssenili4 Der seitrisen SiBuns bss
Etdbiratbs cine Drbinan5, ipels
DIE bonn 4. Ropsmber ab fit bic Dduet
bon 3sbn Monatsn bic Oasrate uuf 35
Gents pro iaui.nb aubiifub nit ii.
i,tm Rnba!t poH fiiufGenis BET promp.
ter Be3ubluns Der Ret,nung iiinerbaIb
Don fiini 9agsn porfisbt. 9srr Roie
sriIGrt in feins. Srbindns, hab infols
se Der beantrdsi,n Refererbums2lbs
itimmuns Die neue OrbinaH5 mil. Der
srb16ttn 0asrais an 4. Nobembsr
nitt In arnft trttsu fam unr baher
isine temporSre OrpinanJ n0tbis lsi.
6err WulIen bsantraeie bic @sts
ipeituns Der Orbinau5 an bds aomr
mttiee fiir 9elsu6tung. aber bisrpon
fpoIIte 9err Rofe nidts iuiiien. mi.
oem 6intpeis bdrniIf. bab pom 4. 9lo,
rember ab abiolut ieine Srbinan5 nit
Ue1ua auf bic Gnsrnte in Strait iein
ipiirbe. Der slntrag duf UsrmtiiunJ
ging isbod purd.
IN bas Rommittee fiir 9eleudtuns
sing aud bic 3uidrift bss Rommits
tees ipsl1es. ipk beri4tet, bic Refs'
rtn6um Petitioner aml Nlonk,g her
Gtabioubitor asimoun untnbreitst
bdtis unb bos tn isinsr 3xi&sift HG
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Der oeutihen Srag6oie", r@om oett-
;djcn 8eiitcsIeten Der @cgemrort" -
uelder mar oon Der cine Ieitelloe
3e6uifc, nelder ali bieie 10 uerId):e'
oen t5elnntiif be5eifJueteu @e6anfen.
Ge;ten, uls 8nn3es genomnlen belt
iuib IN pclfen iie Gipielten F? G5
mar bies oas patriotiidb religi6ie
Erin3ip, oaB Die b0dNtc Bfliht ,cs
5in}einen ea lit, bas Bette, has en- Be-
'ibt, IN oen 9iertit oe5 Saferlon0e5 III
iteucu. Gas beoeirtet nm fir ms
uid,.9(nierifaner ober. itIfere 5ellt'
ite Grjiebung, neiltide Stltltltr mn
oG,tihen sSocale ureutpegt, uubeirrt
imo itnpcrfilrjt in infer neuerluorbe'
nes uncertainties 9aterlnno 5u fro.
gen; mir oonu 6ienen mir Dem Staatc
70, rpie es ing ge3ient - Die @lr'
maniitiihe @cielid)aft por Cincinnati
bat fcir anhercs Tro9ramnL ols Elm
ioltes, fir ibr @irfen ai,igeiteIlt uno
ole sIrdlo .gtmerifqner ioilten perite.
her Icrneu. Gag feiu reooIutionarer
Bebantc bintcr oieier uclien llnter.
uebmliug itedt, uelhe nit boIIent
9feftc lmo glitcm @epiiieu omltatl5
rnrtanois" oort iid] iageu fann mic
Gbriira ocu i'd es emit geingt bat
81 bin nibt gefonlmen, oas Gje.
fet cui5uloier, ionoeru ib bin geton.s
men, 6as @eiee 5u erfiillenl"
beoSor o y Imam.
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Gutter Sans
lit ser laHaseind,tC
GIHbredDer DUn SDoc Eart
i'm WarM.

2fnem qtnIdein na6 bat bic poli-
5si in Der YerIon eines geniiIeH Sas
rolo aur6 bon No. 4601 Grie apenue
rem laHggeIutten Ginbreber gefabt.
Ter feit Wodsr in S0bbe Bart isin
llnpeIen gatriebsn uno rei6e 9eute
gcmutt bat.
Der gurihe bate geitern gluhmits
tag Der Wo6nung oou 5rau Gor on
Der Grie na5e 9ramble 9tpenue einen
9sIu6 su1ehadt, purbe jebp6 BON
6rau Cor beobahtet, tpie er in Der
tdftiaer WsiIe o1s 5aus umihlib
uno idlieBli6 Iih an einem Der Sins
tsrfsniter 81 tbun mants. Sic feBte
iih telepboniid nit Der 9oliaei in
8erbinoung urb 9rlisfft Carr mar
binnen fpeniasn Miuuten auf einem
Wptcrroo CUR STEELE.
geim 2lublid bes 8eamten gab Der
einbre9sr 5erIenaelp unb es fplgte
nun cine SoeBideD, an Der iih aud Der
tnSipi1den ebenfaqs per Utotorrao
GiRSugstommene aorporal 9oreus bes
tbetliats unb bic Ii6 bis sur ploin.
biQe Bite sritredte. 8ort erit ipnnte
bos Wilb aeitelIt rsrben unb ereab
iit. ais er iicb ben 2GuFeu Der sipei
9pIiSeirepoIpsr geesniiber FAB. gfn
bem 9erbuftsten, Der Ii4 I8drolo
Sorh nunnts unb feline gIoreHe nls
Rr. 4601 grie Qpenue angub, ipurben
p.rI6isbsn @eriabfteine gefurben unb
in Ieiner @obnung eHtpedte bic poIis
3si Elm ileines WadreHldger aeitobIes
ner @eeenItGnbe, earunter sslinten,
Rsprlpsr urb RetietaIaen, bic Dor
.ettpu Disrsepn 1assn aus Der Mcbs
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Serbitfcit Der gObmunn gSithucn'
beimatb.

Gos Sieaidhrige SerbItfcit Der ggS'
melu id,en g9ittuenbeimutb, ilIr ,1cl'
dies bcreit5 uuiaiienne &orbereihnl'
ger i'm @anQe Imo, miro am Eon.
ncritaa, ben %. Nopenlbcr, IN Der S!n.
italt abgebalten lperoe1t. ,Siir ben gsad.
niittu1 iinb Elm reihbaltiger Sa5ar.
ioluie oiper'e llnterbaItllnaen geplant
uno 0es 2lbenbs miro Elm Iruthabn.
Slpper Ierpirt peroen lie seiterin.
nen Der ienenSreid)eu 9luitnIt erpar.
Ten nit 9eitimntbeit on Dem eenonu.
ten 8age lire 9ablreideu Srcllnoe u..S
@onucr begriiben al Niirfen, gonS be.
ionoers, oa infolge Der Sebensinitiel.
Gbener1rrg Die sInipriid)c, peldle at
Gas Snititilt oeiteat mcroeu. in oieicm
.SSabrC riel E0bere itnb ola friiber.
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(Gineeianbt)
3lpei @odisu i'm 3ei6en Gusen 9ab-
uemann's.
Sin 8hdblid.

Die erite That Der neugegriinoeten
8crnaniitiiden @eieGidait eeb6rt BE-.
reits Der @eibid)te an; Die 8ortragc
oes gsroIeliors @ugen aiibnemalm
pcn Der llniperiiidt greslau erreidlen
am Ieeteu 5reitag abeilo in Der Son.
sertbaQe 6e5 @aur'iden aonierunto.
riunlg ibren glan3enoen glbid)luB nit
Der innuergIeld,lif)en Recitation eiHi.
ger S5euen ans Dem eriten Ebeile Deg
@octte'iden e5alit. gs iporen bie5 Die
5ciosn 9SroIogs, Der WeonoIcg Ses
;Saltit, Die 9retfen WlartDe
S5fauertleil @tepbiitopbeles -
iSauit - S5euen aus Der wtitte uno
sic Serfcr.S S1luB.S5ene. 4roieiior
seiibnelunHn trlg oieie Ssenen irei
Gus benz G,e6dftnib Dor, beflanirte
tie, nie ein Sd)Gliipieler eritcn Ran.
ees; er uuBte iiir ieoen Ger 11immcl.
nett, man iolte bier lic5er iagen
,binmneI., h5Lle- ,lno eroeueit", per.
id,ieSenen Gaaraftere eiren bcioHoc.
rer Son anjuihiasen uno rib ieine
atbentIos Iaiid)enoen 3nborer 81
einem @ra0e Der 9esciiterllng NIT iid
tort, tpie Is eben MIR gang grobc
Stiinitler uermo1en. Gr bate lpabrlif
feinen (3unO, iid borber oh Der
8ermeiienbelt, lid elmer iolfen 2lli-
gabe on uuter,ieben, BEL ieinem 9ub'
lifltm Az cutidr,loiacn. gerufsidnu-
ipieler iaLcl III ben Rciben ser AIT.
,oeicaoen mo ielbit iie forsten NIT
inrem Seiiale feirtesipees un0 i)alicn
Sen uieIieitiJ 5eea5ten oeiitid)en Fro.
ielior ieicru lrie icine 2eiinnsen c5
oerSieitten.
ECd) Treitag abeno mar mir cine
3i,gabe 81 6cn eisentliteu feds 9or.
Ieiiul1en. lroieiior Stiibnemahn mol.
ie lid aui oieia 8eiie iinnie beoaufen
iiir Die anoaiieriib imgetbeilte 9hlf.
merfiamfeit mo enthriiaitii1e Gner.
tennung, ueld,e ibm oil oen porberae.
benben slbenOen IN 10 reid)em Wabe
sutGeiI aruorhen mar. sSie iebr Der
Danf ober auf iinierer Geite it, SGs
ioate Dem bprltienen @ertreter Der et,-
ten init g aeidriebenen aalItur an
oielcr Siele hciite OILS cine art aIb-
id,ieosgrllB nit nui oen gSeg aeseben
itnp nad,gcriticn rreroen i,no ipir ieIbIt
3uoIcid) ioateu nod einntaI beber5i.
gen, mas Sieie Icsten beibeu @oheu
uns on aciitiger slnreairta ia, la
mcdte bcinnbc iaaen. an iittIider CT.
Ienf.ling guucien iino.
,gom 6citltcn aiiltlir>@ebanfeit"
,EeuiidIano uno Der grBiebunasgc.
oanfe", .iSid,te. Der Grsieber Der oelit.
iHcn 9tatioa", .1na, Der @eItaiIif,uu.
,sns @oet9e's iiilo S9iGer's@. Bon
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Sirntes.
lIntrrbaltungSabenS snm geiteu uOH
Setbanien.

Die Mitglisosr bes gbilippug gu
genopereins reranItoIten uRtsr gei6ils
fe beg GoangsIifben Sugenos9ereins
beute cine MISUNDERSTANDING i'm
Gm.rp 9lubitorium gum geitsn bes
S6peiterbeims getbanten bes 9iatos
nifsHbauiss.
0as aommittee, pel6es bic 4rz
ranoemeHts beitens getrofien bat, ieat
iid aus folssnoen 0amen suIdmmen:
5rau 90. grutman. srdu Sobu
1cruetie, 1Sr., Srl. Gu1rua gruigbol5,
Jrau 8sttp glblers. Srau W. Reuter-,
s5rau Minnie RoOsr, yrl. 3. SObanss
mann, Jrdu &. 80. Stepler, syrdu
Spa 6eiaong, 5rau SoIsp6 Gtsleru,
i5rau Minnie 9anosnbsrs, 5rdu 5riss
ha StOue. 5rGulein Rois 5eienbsd,
frau RarD 0istmeisr. 5rau Gsprae
9eder, 6rdu u. .Stugge. 5ruu 8. =.
8usntsr, Sruu Serberg, iSrau 9.
gisSsmun, Srau SdpuGs, 5rGulein
Carrie aroeeer, SRI. Q. Stublfaut9,
6rnI Sneen,oeaer, Srml GIeanore
Sueie.
0as prceramm sntbGlt bramatHdle
uno muiitnliIte auffiibrunaeu unb
bag ganSe grOBe SaIsnt, tuel6es uns
ter ben juHssn 9euten cer pbiIippuss
@emeinbs porbanoen III unb bon benz
Tie Tdon 10 taufia i60re geiipiele aes
lisisrt babsn. itebt pieoer i'm 0ienite
her alten Sahe. ss piro pieoerum
elm tinsrehonisr 9L6enh uno o6ne
3rpeifel pirb oas Gmsrn Auditorium
Big sur ssaiiungsm0slidteit beisst
Iein, benn mas bic iunsen 2sute pon
Der 9bilippusgemeinbe unterne5men,
oaB fiibrsn tie aud erfolsrei6 our6.
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bic gnnabme elmer Drbinan3 nit bsr
dlten 0dsrate erfuhte.
Jn llebsreinIiimnuns nit bem 8ers
1prsdsn, peldes am Montag bon
9errn WtulIen ben 8iirgern bon 9snirs
mount unb Camp Waibington Fin,
li1tli6 Der Beleu6tung beg 6oppls
Strabe Uiabutts segeben tporpen,
ipurbe auf GmpfebIuns bes aommit4
tees fir Ua!tel unb Wese eins Srb.s
nan5 angenommen. tpelde cine BOMB
aussabe bon $4,000 boriiebt, nit bes
ren Cribs bic Soften Der Beleu9tung
oes @iabutts beitritten tperbsn iolIen.
Sn 2lnbetraht Der S6atIa4s, bab
bic ndditp0dige Sibung duf ben
Mdhltas fallen tuiirbs, tpurbe be-
f6lciien, in Der fommenben Mote
iiberbaupt feine GiBuns ab5ubaltsn.
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Grihlagen
SSurbe Gli5a SafiOn pOn einem ial.
lenoen Brett.

@inen jahen 300 ianO seItern g2aG.
nlittag oar 33 Sabre nlte Gli5a Sad,
Ion aus @rlanger, ein 9ln9eitellter Der
Cincinnati Equipment 60, binter Der
9ieouction 60. i'll Riueriloc gelenen.
aSafion ipar nit elmer 9tn5abl 9lr.
Feittrn 6eifydf.i9t einen groben Steill,
BREEDER BON einen Nagen a65lllaoen
ais er BON einem faQen6en &rett ID
getrofien rpur6e, oaB CT
aui ser Stele to0t bIieb. 7ie SeiAe
aes g,erpngliidten wurOe mad, q,
Dtorgue iiberfilbrt.
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nung bes 2(nDuIts 2ouis u. sSreton
an Der @rie 2lOenue gegeniiber DON
NrnsbH gIace 9eitoblen nprben uaren
unb Die Serr SretOH, oen Die 9oliSei
iOfort bsnu6ri6tigts, o6ne peiteres
oIS Tein @igent6um ioentifi3irts.
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G,emsinoe Seitlidfeiteu.

s5ciuc peraiitaItet Der 0nmenner-
cir Ser Oeiitifeu ct. SSobnnness s@c.
meiroe. (Giarrer $. Is. Giienlobr),
iein ia9rIiGes .Slppey" in ben
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Ams ben Nerid)tsb5iem.
SdJeioungsflascn netmsn ani benz
Snlenber nod iinmer ben
0anptplat ein.

Soil be5ablen ober Drummer. T
friminal Saden. S4apers
erlab 5alle. - Na6lab Sa4eN.
- Yeri6iebenes
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grokt swans In setdndert n
une nartntrtu fttdleH, ionic 1eitiuteiisn, Ss
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The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1916-09-27
Fifteen More Students Enrolled.

Eleven more students paid their
fees to the University treasurer yes
terday, and three more up to 1880
today. 1t was impossible to get the
exact number now enrolled as some
OF the students who pay their fees
fail to enter the University. The
registrar could not give the exact
number enrolled as it takes about two
days for the Office to completely en-,
roll a student.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1916-09-27
st. Louis Engineering Alumni Meet.

st. Louis Engineering Alumni Meet.
A letter from w. w. Burden, who
received a degree from the School of
Engineering here in 1912 tells of the
first meeting this year of the ST. Louis
engineering alumni September Is at
the American Hotel. The following
officers were elected for the coming
year; L. w. Helmreich, II, was elect
ed chairman; T. R. Fowler, go, vice.
chairman, and w. W. Burden secre-
tary and treasurer Mr.. Burden says
that judging from the interest and
enthusiasm shown at the meeting the
coming year will be successful one.
He also says that he will be glad to
furnish any information to graduates
of the School of Engineering who
wish to locate in st. Louis.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1916-09-27
WHAT'S THE USE?

Systematic play and systematic
motherhood; reading clubs and hiking
clubs; even conversation circles and
societies for the promulgation of good
table manners! A woman can't even
tat or crochet unless she is a member
of a sewing club. Walking must be
done with a definite destination in
view; it's a sin against the god, Eff
ficiency, to stop before you get there,
no matter how tired you may be, or
how warm the day is. Day dreams
are not even legitimate occupations; !;
you must follow some special line of
thought, such as, Where would be
If l were not here" or What is the
why of the leaf that is wiggling on
the fourth branch of yonder tree?'
Either subject is good for a weeks re-
Election.
To watch the changing colors and
lights of autumn leaves while a thou
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1916-09-27
The Open Column
It's a Boy.

It's a Boy.
| Editor the Missourian: Born to the
University of Missouri, September %,
a $250,000 student union. The new
arrival will be christened Missouri
Union. And it's a boy.
In the realization of the long
dreamed-of union the University
women have been forgotten. They are
'out of it" again. The new union was
not christened "Women's Union" nor
the MEMS Union" it was named the
Missouri Union," an all-embracing
name, including all the students of
the University. 1t was to unity and
bind together the institution. The alb
stract University would be visualized
in the social life at the Missouri Union
building; a strong bond of fellowship
would spring up among all the stu
dents of the University.
Yet, "If the women of the University
show sufficient interest in the Union
and become members, the board Of
directors will provide temporary quar-
ters for them. The Columbia Club
will be used only for men, according
to present plans" True, the plans for
a permanent building provide loung-
ing rooms for the women, but at
present the Union does not appear
to extend very urgent invitation to
them
Why should the women be excluded
from the new quarters? The Univer-
sity is coeducational institution, and
the word student" does not exclude
either sex. Each is of equal value
to the University. The term "tem-
porary quarters" means little to Uni
versity women. The shed at Hit and
Rollins streets used as a dressing
room for some women's gymnasium
classes is already dignified by that
term 1t cannot reasonably be ex-
pected that the women will later CO.
operate in raising funds for a student
union in whose organization they
took no part
Let them in at the start, and they
will be there at the finish.-W. H.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1916-09-27
TO CHANGE ALUMNUs MAKEUP
Official Organ of Missouri Union To
Be Published Semi.MOnthly.

Be FuDuSneO Semi.MOntnIys
The Missouri Alumnus, which has
been the official organ of the Missouri
Alumni, has been selected as the Of
ficial organ of the Missouri Union and
is to be issued semi-monthly. 1t will
resemble the Cornell News in make
up, with three columns instead of
two.
This change does not mean that we
will lose our interest in the Alumni"
said H. H. Kinyon, the managing edi-
tor. I'VE will continue to feature
alumni, and athletic news as before,
and of course the Union news will be
given much space"
Every member of the Missouri
Union is entitled to one years sub
scription to the Alumnus. The first
number will be issued October 1.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1916-09-27

sand vagrant thoughts drift through
your mind is inefficiency. To sit idly
with your hands folded and simply ex'
ist and know the mere Joy Of being
is inefficiency. To put off walk OF
a game when you are in the midst
of work that absorbs you is inef-
ficiency.
Efficiency Edgars we have always
with us. Each day must be systema-
tized. Each human relationship must
be confined to its true position with
reference to the others. Carrots are
passe; shelves and cupboards indexed
and card-catalogued murder the joy
of search and discovery. Everything
must be systematized and organized
until life and energy become the tools
of efficiency.
But where do you get if you do?
Play is systematized in order that one
may have more time to play, in order
that one may have better health, in
order that one may have more energy,
in order that one may do more work,
in order that one may have more leis-
ure, in order that one may have more
appreciation of pleasure, in order that
oGe may play to better advantage,
that ony may have better health
Shades of the gods who discoursed
on Mount Olympus! What's the use?
The new Moloch is Efficiency and he
throws down all the castles in Spain
and obstructs all the winding paths
Of leisure. Who shall stand against
him? And if one venturesome iconoc-
last does, what's the use?
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1916-09-27
EXHIBITS MISSOURI FROGS
Dragon Fly and Praying Mantis Also
Shown in Zoology Building.

Richard A. Muttkowski, instructor
in general zoology, has placed an ex-
hibit Of animals Of Missouri and ad-
joining states in the lower lobby OF
the Biology Building. These exhibits
will be repeated every Monday here
after and will be supplemented by
microscopic slides and other micro
scopic topics later.
The specimens shown this week
are the praying mantis, the dragon
fly and three kinds of frogs, the bull,
the green. the leopard and one which
is a cross between the green and the
leopard frogs.
Mr. Muttkowski intends to show fish
and snakes in an early exhibit.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1916-09-27

Federation of America. Last year
the governors of thirty-nine states L.
sued proclamations calling upon the
people to take part. This year 1t IA
believed that every state will observe
the day.