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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-25
poy Drowned I'm We'll.

Lancaster June 2i.-The fifteen
month old son Of Mr. and Mrs
Stockton Became, of Miskimon. this
county. fell through the platform OF It
we'll Monday and was drowned be-
fore he could be rescued Mr.. ard
Mrs Beane with the child were Wis
ting Captain Hinton. Mrs Beane's
father, near Lara
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-25
TROD ON STARS AND
STRlPES-ARRESTED

Lynchburg, Va, June Warren
rtterback was arrested recently.
charged with insulting the American
flag L'tterback is alleged to have
contemptuously trod upon the flag
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-25
LIGHTNING; STRIETS
CHURCH EFLFRy TWICE.

Bowling Green, Va. June eA-An-
f!oeh -GhrisiiaH-el,44-t>l 4--vas- drrornv--
eh recently by lightning, which struck
me oeifry twice during heavy
storm, The loss Is about $500. with
insurance Of $4,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-25
THREE CHILDREN DROWN
Mother. Attempting Rescue, Barely
Escapes Like Fate.

Suffolk, Va, June 24.--Katherine
and Dorothy Bullock, aged thirteen
and fourteen years, and Fred Bullock.
Jr.. aged three years. children Of Mr..
and Mrs. Bullock, who attempted to
Pitch Kettle bridge, were drowned In
Pitch Kettle creek several days ago.
and Mrs Bullock. who attempted to
save them. was rescued as she was
about to drown,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-25

s. N. sarvay. James Caskie. Rev. s.
Roger Tyler. Mrs George A. Banks
dale Mrs. George r. King. Mrs w. NJ.
Wade
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-25

Iynchhurg. Va, June 24.-Hiram
F. Meade. ffty-six years old native
or Richmond, who long has been
identified with the tobacco trade as
expect buyer, died at his residence
expert buyer. died at his residence
r,,on'he' Illness from heart trouble.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-25
Contributing 10 Rrd Cross.

wytheviIle. Va. June 24.-From
present calculations wvthevilie's con-
.ribution to the Red< Cross fund will
nearly double tbs appprtionmcnt
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-25

Mrs. ] * Bowman. OF Grove ave-
nue.. left last night for Louisville.
Montgomery. Birmingham and Attain
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-25

80 committee IL composed of
esifcrd- chairman: Rev. W..
800 Ars. = r osgood. Mrs.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-19

friB minbst, unb i'm Meitetansieisabs
idnitt. Rod energildere 2siIiaassu
mutete sr ieinsr Safanterie 81. Stirme
nuf bic @ibfsI bes 2oBbun unb Smotres
purOsn bsr6dltnismdbis Isidt ubSepics
len. geim Qngriff ouf bic 5unnsl6obe
bon WtsitecdneId fam es ST erbitterten
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, in beHeu Der
Geiub ftlisBlid ptiden muBte. 9oros
li9 bon 8aba quooipG maBten neutfhe
aarpatbentruppeu einem mad Itarttr
Misunderstanding srfoleten Wiafens
iturm i~tunhbdlten. Die rabsloien Aas
erifFe pureen bereiEs in Der Raht sum
II. forigeieBt. lin ] ubr braden
itarfe ruFffhe 5iurmtelpnnfn obue
Misunderstanding uberraihsnb seasn
unfere Stsluussn fusftlid WisFecanefci
Dor. Dom 5tuer ~uniertr 8alteritn
parben Te inter Ihutren bIutisen gers
Initen 5uriidgedaf. 9oroaf erfolgts
5lpei StuHban Ipdter elm WaFenoneriff
sssen ben gan5en WsIteeaneIcis4bs
inniit. ct blie6 ebenIo erfolelos, ME
Der eritt, obtpo6I bissmol bic fsiublihe
Qrfiaeris mituirtte anb reidlia Gas
srenaten bsri6pb. 80 tsr Jsinb irOb
unieres Sperrfaers borbrang, tuuroe
sr bnrd MaIHmenesipsbre nnb pphlses
sisltts SnFantsrisTeasr nisbsreemdbt.
3sue aneriffe am Gage bes IL. aegen
MeFieeantid murbeH sbnfaas BON Der
pahIamen anfanterie anlerer 9uaosss
esHoHeu, bic i6 troB bss bsrridenbsn
Ntbels nidt ~iberrumpsln lieB, rsEtlos
absenisisn; bsr Gsinb, Der fh ouf taus
imb Gdritt an bic @rdbeH berdngsars
bitet battle, muBie Ha auf ieiHe 9auPts
telling suriid5itba. or bate nsue
lhnere Bluiiee gtglnft unD bible
auBerotm no6 "a GsfanesHt ein.
Mehrert eslaBssHc gerlobf bfr iapIe-
reH ,SGesr hra6ien inns tinioe 90 81
foEstns uno erti Ilal9iHtHaspshts.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-19
yDk GntIattungsINIat)t fnY
q den WaIdkarpatDen 90

rid, ben SuriorenpnB non Sii6sn gu
umfaFen. Der @sscnitob zines bsutiben
geqimeuts, Der gegen Bic fat boppelte
l1sbermoat esiibrt pirb, aibt uns ben
ptdtiseu Berg Snriid unb binoet 5usIsit
bic Sum 4neriff auf ben benahburtcn
autul ~bereitgelteIIten feiublidlen 8rGfte.
am SartareupuB islbit psroeH bic ans
eriffsabii6ten oss @egntrs rehtssitig err
FAINT unb burh Sptrrfeaer beutlder
nnc [. Il. {. 9aubtBen bereiteIt. @eiter
norbli9 bat Der 6siub niht angegriffeu.
Sbppbl Der Sipeite 4tt Der grDBen
GntlaituHgsIhlaht nod niht obgeidlois
fen i'll, blrfts ibm i6iuerIih Elm dnberer
aussaps ais benz eriten beiaiebeH feia,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-19

nod bic fleintrt SdlFtt. unb aud fe NIT
fart geT6pddtsn gsItdnbsu. %porbdubsn.
Sire aste baben fd uuf ibrsn Rid
SugsfpeseH NIT bet bon @eneral guIeer
%aefiihrten 8pnauarmee unb Der aug BET
Woloau IiiOparts poraei6obenen goros
armee bes Generals peIdn bermiitt.
Der 9trlud oes raHiideu 9enerdls
getabisip, rufii6t 9ilfstrdftc an ben
8u5eu 5u iperfen, I'm bort IN porbtttb
teieu Itorftn GttlunesH UiadenIsns
9erfolgung auiJubdIttn, fam 81 ipnt
nnb permebrie pur bic alleemeine 8trs
nirrung beim @egHer. 9eutfhe assis
menter 6radsn I'M 4ahtangriif onrh
uno 3ipangsn ben Jtinb, bic 6tadt
forf3ulebst. Inter ben mebr ais iets
5ebntduleuO 0tianesntn Der lebien NO.
DE befinsct Iid infolgtnsHen aud eiBe
4n5dbl Hullen. 9ds regnerifhe Besttr
uno Der f6ltdte 3niinno bsr ipsnissn
unb ib~srlaItsien StraBen bereitste Der
@srfolsung sr6Bsrs Shpierigttiten als
Der Wioeritanb Der 9ahhuten. @itoers
bolt sslang Is isoo@ bsm ton5entriiatR
3u1ammenorbsitsn Der peri9itbsnen
QngriffstoloBntn, bic rumaniidsn
9nbnitredm bOr bsr bonitdHhigeH Rdus
muHg al uuisrbuden uRo baburh cine
Wlsnse roaeHbes Material, tells belabsn.
tells uHbelaosa, 81 erbenteH. 70 Is eps
lomoli0sn uuD msbr als Elm balbss
1aaleHo Baggous, bic uns bsi Der GEE
esutpdrtisen Maggeutnappbsit CUTE
DienIte leiittn iperben. Bel ben tsds
Hijhen 4rbtiitn, bic bic 9HiolgaHs
~uuterniiBen n0meHtIin bel Der Biebtrs
beyItsaune 3trloritr griiden. 5eidaetsn
iid bic sptitt aompdgnie hes I. Il. {. 5.
DEMONSTRATIONS uHb bic iedite 9oms
pagHis ots l.. Ii 4. 2. 9innierbatailpns
aug. bsnsn dtlsmdridaa Wiadtnisn fsis
mn 3aHt ano Istns Dolite ansrtsnD
nuHg oasfpraa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-19

poB mad aorosms55 81 flbrsn. 5m
Siiben sieht ih cine anbere StraBe BON
simpoluug bur6 bag Sal Der 8oIbsntn
giHrib H6sr ben qriflopiattsl mad 6sIs
i0biio. bsioe treffsn idIieBIia in Murs
mdrosl3isst 3ufammen. &c 1T ben
RuHen ptber sslungs1. cine oisIer beis
ben StraBsn i'm gal3en nod ie on tifs
stlnen guntten 5u befeben, 10 bag fe
and uaisren hlor Iitgenbeu Sruppen
nidt Bic 3uiu6r abIhneiben tomteH.
Der 8aa duf ben adrpdtben iiebt
b0nig nnerIGiitttrt. 9fei6t nur nod dls
3ped bieler nilbtn angriffe bus Mos
ment Der Gntl1ituug fit bic rumdniide
Gront. Die nenig biefe Nbiint erreiht
1T, hdbtH bic grsigniFt Der leBtsn 9age
ia gtlehrt. Hiditim bic 3nfen lire
9auptftoFe aud gteen bic iene bei6ea
StraBen beherrfaeHben gunlts, 70
iparen bod bic an6erH QbThHitte ber
aarpafbeufrout ebenfalls FtdrleH 4Hs
grifFen dusgeisBt, bic ndbrenb Der
lssten Gage foIssnbsrmaBen psrIieftu:
4m 10. tpurbe Der @eeRer oard bic
rsos Observation-Disclosures unlsrsr Sdgsr
gsrsi3t uHO rdhts Iid burd cine 8isms
lid erfplgloIs 9sihieBung airlibabas.
GrnFer 81 nebmeH mar Elm bsftissr 4ns
griFf neitlih bon Meiiecaneiti, Der mits
tads an DemIelbea Gage erfolgts. 9ieier
foiDobl Dis Elm Iebr itarter 4narif mad,
mistags in ai1fuHg auf g~8otaBeiie,
etpds n0rblid bon Meitetanefei, Durben
legrsid abssl1lossu. glsihssitig nit
bieien etIolgtsn n0rOlih BEE 9nrtdrens
pnfss bier feiablihe aHeriife auf uns
Tsre bost am 4. Gepiember trridteie
SsnuHa SnmrmsB h5Haprslutd, in
benen mir sbenfaas Gitqer blie6eH. Nm
il. tntpidelten bic HuTen cine lsbbdFtt
Qrtiaerittdtieftit ON 3apui i'm Eal Oa
q~irIihoba, bic non HorbeH her bti 0em
sltimHamissn Cft IN bic GolDsne Biz
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-19
Dem Serftb %ent9toen.
Bon eeOnbarS albeit.
81. u. I. ariegspreFtqudrtisr,
81 nLa

Ut. u. l. HrlegspfeiI eQAaftier
10. DECEMBER.
Sc DtHissr bic rufFfds &.lfe bisbsr
inftanbe mar. bic Gllldt Der gefblaees
nert uno balb beruidieitn rnm1niIden
armem I'm 9u3tneebitt gum Sithm 8l
brineerl. nm 70 ftdrteg oriidsn bic ahte
unb neunte ruHiIde Armte Der 9ensrdIe
aaltoin unb aftidiBti auf bic aarpds
tbenfront bsr 4rmetR 9obti5 uno Ar5.
Simmer fpiebtr Iinp bic Satttlb6bsn bon
@aIeputnd an Der 9ohnlinie aimpolaHg
-1orndtpdtra unb bic S~atftlbdnge
bes 8isIteraneict nit BEN &uunsi. bsfsu
0Fausgdng Der 6egntr bisBt hdlt, Der
S~daupluB hluiigsr Stnman9riffG
Aud bic norbrdrts nnIdlieBsnben
aronidbThniite beutiner @tuefals nHrs
BEN bon ben RaFtn tpifber iddrFer
dRateaHgsn. Mebr dls 0rtlide grfolet
t~rsitlte 8eneral aaIsoiu iseo9 psber
BEL ben olterreihifhsnngdrifhtn, nod
bei BEN bsuii9en Erupptn. 30 INNER
sr burh ban maHsnsiuiaB bon MuHis
lion unD WlnBnidaft ttnbrad, madte
bas Der gegsnTiob unfsrsr 8sIsrbsH
alsbdlo tDieoer nsit. Die ntunis ruff
f6e Mrmee Dtg @sHtrals attiaibti il
n~susrbings btrh @orosirnppH btrIidrtt
Doresn, a6er aatt oisIt Site bes ruff
f9ea 6teres tonnis Der nHsara be-
Observation-Disclosures Gabinp nidt
5srr iperben, bic auf ramdnifdtm gos
ben eds Fsbenbiirsiiae NalOgebirse
bertsioigtR.
Sn5pfdtH bpn5isbi iid in BIZ Of
Iihen grobnaladei an ben fIidtsn6en
rumoniT1tR 9esrtn bds 8trbdngnis.
Bon ben DipiTontii. bic fid urIprins
nalttnhapH sniataerifemmttH Frb nur
ddIstnbagn tHtgtstniitmmiM i nar
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-19
Die lfbten Rarpatben=
kampfr.
Son @ilbsIm ocscler.
QR Ser aarpdtbcnfrpnt,

is. 8c5em6er.
Die Ttit BEN %. Robember sestn
uuItre a~arpdtbgnFrpnt te6enben Sample
faienen bsreits a6ssflauf. Fno absr in
ben leBten 1agen init srneutsr 9eftiss
tet ent6raut. Sa nod gr6Btrem Dag
ais jc subor bat Der 9esner Meniden
unS artiQsritmmition geppfert, Obne
einen peitutlifen @orteil Su trreitsn,
6DdIten5 toHnis man bd oDsr bort BON
eintm lotalsn GrFolg ipre9ea. Bds
dber mid ts off elmer 5roHi, oeren
3id3adlinien iuiolee Der Gigeuart oss
Geldnoss nppp:lt 70 lang ais bic Quits
LIME iino. bsIagen, OBJ cine 1~orTprinesuoe
9ergnaie o6er Gin u~nbsoeutenbes @rds
benfiid in ~unltrer ODER In bet 5dab bes
9esners it'll Die 5duptfade 1T, baB
uRisre 5ront auf ftinsm puHtt srIdlt.
ter puroe. uHb bag as ben 9uiIen nift
gelungen lit. In ben geIiB Der ttiotH
eiu5igen StraBtn, bic aus ber gutos
nina iber bic observation-disclosures in bic
ungariTht 1iefebene fubrsn, 81 eslaus
gen. SIN Goroen ssbea Balm uub
Strdbe in einem idnahen 9pgsn ben
aolomed iiber Delatbn am grutb ents
lang. um eanu BEL satarop uah NE
item ub3ubissen un0 iber ben surtdreas
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-19
SriessM6e.

Die beI4I1m 8epdGer bergen eths
msuge Slide, bic in Hormalen 3eitsn
Iih MIR elmer 9erin9en 8ea9tung erfreus
ten, ia pieifaa Iogar ais Qobrung Dous
itdnbig berihmdbt purben, neil Is chen
biel before slide in 9~tniigenber Menae
CAB. Sn Der iebigeW Griegs5eit iino
aber gerabe bieie beradteten 8ti9t bon
bo1em Mert, 6enn re ermDglihen Is bel
ben untrf4pinglthen 9reiieH Der guteH
3afeliii1e, aud ben Wtinbsrbemititlten,
Gin 5ildgeri4t auf ben Sid 5u brinsea
unp He trdgen niht untrbeblih Sur
Stredung Der 6%leiidna6rung bel. Stir
piele 5ausfrauen haben iiderlih nod
niemals ben in gr0beren Seen, aud iii
Der Dts un6 4orbIee febr bdufigsn
Stint cher gperlaH 5ubereitet, uaD sfpnr
aus benz 9runbe, neil CT einen etnas
uuangsnebmen 6erud bat. Der Stint
III Elm ungeIG6r 20 3entimeter LANCER,
an ben Seiten filberFarbener, duf benz
aidsn eriinIidsr slid, Der 81 pieItB
Wliaiontu jdbrlid gefdnaen fuirb. @r
bat Elm meibes, pobli1medtnbes 5leiIh,
unb Der bdblide 9eru9 eebt oura bds
aohen fdit gang bsrlorea. Sn fhnas
dem Sdl3ndHsr abgetodt unD in IiiBs
fdnrer EnHle 5ubereitet, gibt er Elm eHs
tes, fdmadbdItes unb biliges @eri6t,
bd ber 4reis fit GtiHte felbit Id Der js,
higtn ttureu 3eit sridDingti9 1T.
getannter nod dis Der Stint 1T Der
llfelei, Der III allen @eiudHern gu fin6en
III unO fb inner in Sharsn an Der
0berfldde BIS @aHers umbertreibt, na9
alien @enisbbaram fdnappenb. Der
hur6 ben itGblbtanen 8udeH uno fllbers
tpeibe Seiten gttenn5eihnete, fingerlunge
Slid bat Stuar mic Elm magerts f5leiid,
has bisber in Der Slide ipenig 9tdd1s
tung gefunoen bat, aber nintsbeItoipenis
ger tpirb aeraot btr lltelti in eritdunlia
den Wengen gefangeH un6 5ubereitst.
Sir perben ndmli1 geial5en nnb mdris
uiert uHn tpmnea bdnH nielfdh untsr
Der fdlidlen 5laege bon Sdrbelen ober
andpbis nuf ben Martt. Sn uniertr
Set Der eriap1tD1te lIln ne ipelitgiieils
tin natiirlidtr uno unberDdbtiger Grs
laB, mas maj betanntli9 bpn alien bits
Zen Stoflen nidt ~bebaupten fam. Die
Giiite ober glide mar bisber ibres trps
denen GIeilfes usgtn iDeHig bsliebt,
mehr nod bic ql6BeH unb aotaugsH,
trobbsm lie iebr pielg @rdien hdben. Die
Shmerlen oOtr 9drtgriinbein, auf benz
8iden bunteIgriiHs, an ben Ssiien gel6s
H9t. ounttlgsiltdts. iauppsnIoIe 5iIds,
bic F9 bur9 feds 8arlfaSen nm bos
Mtaul teHu3eihnsH, Iinh omar bisbtr
pisfdh as aneelt6btr fir aaubfI6e
benabt. aber isbr ieltsn ats msHfhlide
0abrung btripenbtt norben. A6er nit
uHrtht; bsnn bag 5urts 5leiia f9medi
in gtbrdtsnsm 3uitunO febr gut.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-19

Die Rlimdnen bdbsn LANCE odbpr si'
riiddeifsul, 3,critorungen i'm eigenfn
Qaube porsunebmtn. Sic lieBen ielbit
gdbnbriidtn unb 5luBiiberedIige unbes
riibrt. Geit Ie jebo9 in pDaige abs
hdnaialeit BON gtuBlaRO gerotel imp,
miiifen ie es mitanieben, pie SpIaten
unter 4nleitung rufiiher uno elBlltHer
Observation-Disclosures bic 8ranofadsl an
bic @etreibemteten leesu, ale BrildcF
unb acknowledgements Iprelsen unb Dsrs
frbentlih audi pribates @igentlInl illdt
ffonen. Seitoem bic 8erbunoeteIi uils
oufhdltIam i'm 8u3engebiet bororinsen,
hal bic aiidIdt ouf bic na6eimgebliebes
nen 5raueH unb Sinoer Der runldris
Then Sploaten bollenbs alfgebort.
aaltblitia Bremen bic ruffifHen 8ranOs
tonrmanbos ale gsb0fte unb D0rfer auf
i6rem aad3ugsipese nieoer. 9abti
iolie bic G~rfnbrung bes 8oridhres IN
Qplen bic RuIen BOD f4on geltbrt
haben, baB hteIer @anbaIisnns inlertn
@ormarI9 nidt bemmt uno lebiglid
unIduloige gepolttrung grauidm beiHls
Iubt. Inter benz 9rude bieies 8ors
marbles auf ben Geretb 8u bat aud
Der ruTiihe General Sadaroip, Der BON
0Hadli3ien Sur lteberndhme hes aonls
manbos in ber 1obrubfdd abbsrufen
nurbe, bic 9ertei6ieaugslinie ouf Der
bepuloeten 6igeIEette spiIden 8abaoag
uub 8ecinedga gtrdumt uno ilh gegtl
bic Glomiinbung Der 8Dr1H suriitges
aoaer. Die 8srbinbeten folgtsn inn
unD 1inb eute nur nod einiee 6reiBig
ailometer bon Der Clinic 8rdila-Sss
mail ntftrnt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-19

@as bic MtnI6m 70 gr,anbidaTE
nfnneu. 1T aur gsltlisttit; cine Shos
Hang btr esseuisiliaen SntereHtn, Gin
austduid ron Capitalization. Elm gtrs
ftbr. bel pel6tm bic Gsl6Ilists immsE
stnas 81 seninntH bofFt
The daily Missourian., 1917-01-12
cosSssr s;%s ~

The game with Ames tonight, while
it is the first Conference game for any
of the Missouri Valley schools this
season, may give line on champion
ship possibilities. Missouri support
ers feel that this years team is one
of the most reliable in several years,
while the Ames squad is generally
considered the strongest in the north
ern part of the conference.
Ames has played three games this
season and should have the advantage
of the Tigers. Iowa Teachers College
and Grinnell were defeated by the
Cyclones, while Simpson College won
its game.
The work of Missouri was not par
ticularly encouraging at the begin
ming of the Central game, but toward
the latter part of the contest the I'll
The daily Missourian., 1917-01-12
Sharp Minor-Allegro by Schytte.

Sharp Minor-Allegro by Schytte
This list of compositions shows Mr.
Norris broad knowledge Of music as
we'll as his versatility and skill as a
pianist. It is said that Leschetizsky,
with whom Mr.. Norris studied for
three years in Vienna, never accepted
a pupil who did not promise to de-
velop more than average ability as a
pianist. In addition to this sanction
of its musical correctness, Mr.. Nor
ris' playing impresses one as partic-
ularly scholarly, yet without ostenta-
tion. There were no mannerisms in
evidence to detract from the simplici-
ty and beauty of the rendition Of the
numbers presented.
Mr.. Norris was assisted by Miss
Dorothy Bartholf, violinist, who play
ed Vieuxtemps' Ballade ct Polonaise
and The Bee by Schubert. Mr.. Norris
accompanied Miss Bartholf, who re-
sponded to an encore by repeating
the second of her selections.
The climax of the program was the
Schytte Concerto. Miss Bertha Horna-
day played the orchestral parts on q
The daily Missourian., 1917-01-12
Tumbling Team will
Perform Between Halves.

!. y. Qulgley Will referee the game
The daily Missourian., 1917-01-12
RECITAL ATTENDANCE GOOD
Director of Christian College Con
servatory Played Last Night.

The recital given last evening in the
Christian College auditorium by Isaac
Edward Norris, director of Christian
College Conservatory Of Music, was
well attended by the students Of the
college and by representative musical
people of the city. Mr.. Norris pro-
gram was varied and interesting from
musical as well as a technical
standpoint. 1t included the Prelude in
E Minor by John MOkrejs; Scherzo
in A Flat (from Op No - Beethoven;
Etude-Op 20 No. 2, Rubinstein; Fan
taisie-Impromptu-Op 66, Chopin;
Faschingschwank aus Wien-Allegro,
Schumann; and the Concerto in C
The daily Missourian., 1917-01-12

men. One practical young man stated
that common sense was one of the
things he would require of his wife.
These lists represent what the young
men and women have as their ideals.
How valuable would these statistics
be if they could be followed up ten
years from now, just to see how their
ideals had been realized or shattered.
The daily Missourian., 1917-01-12

second piano. This beautiful compo-
sition was especially we'll played. The
solo parts were brought out clearly
yet without too marked a contrast,
and the orchestral parts were blended
carefully with them and gave firmness
and depth to the selection.
The daily Missourian., 1917-01-12

The game will be called at 7:45
o'clock. The game tomorrow evening
will be given at 7:15 o'clock, in order
that the Ames players may catch a
train. After the game Saturday night
there will be an hour of dancing.
The daily Missourian., 1917-01-12

Special on Coffee and Sugar To.
morrow.
Coffee will be sold at rs per cent re-
duction and sugar at 10 per cent re-
duction also other bargains for cash
tomorrow only at A. r. Lyon, 20 S.
Ninth street. Phone 303. (adv.)
The daily Missourian., 1917-01-12
STUDENTS TELL HOW
THEY'D PICK MATES
CONTINUED from Page u

ever, failed to mention this attrac-
tion.
Training for home-making and do
mestic interests ranked only fifth
This might have ranked higher il the
men had been a little older and had
begun to feel the first pangs of indi-
gestion. Only one made this the first
requirement, but none failed to men
tion it.
Like the women, the men cast
some scattering votes. Congeniality,
which ranked fourth with the women,
was not mentioned in twenty of the
twenty-seven lists. Money also failed
to make an impression on the young
The daily Missourian., 1917-01-12
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed executor of the estate Of W. F.
Lane deceased, will make final settlement
Of his accounts with said estate as such
executor at the next term Of the Probate
Court Of Boone County, Missouri, to be
holden at Columbia, In said County, on the
18th day OF February. A. d. 1917.
j. X. FENTON,
Executor.
The daily Missourian., 1917-01-12
Go to Fulton for q Weekend Visit,

Misses Frances and Helen Mitchell
will leave tomorrow morning for Full
ton where they will be the guests Of
DR.. and Mrs. E. L. Spence. Mrs..
Spence was formerly Miss Mittie V.
Robnett of Columbia.
The daily Missourian., 1917-01-12

Order Pimento Cheese from the
White Eagle Dairy. Phone $50.
112-115.
The daily Missourian., 1917-01-12
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR RENT: Rooms for girls. Board
for men and women. 405 College ave.
A. 112- JIG.
The daily Missourian., 1917-01-12
LEGAL

FOR RENT: Furnished rooms for men,
S03 Elm. B. 112-11S
The daily Missourian., 1917-01-12

gers played consistently and &C.
curately.
Arrangements are being made to
handle a capacity crowd. The Gen.
trail game crowd filled the seats in
Rothwell Gymnasium, and there is
every indication, according to Direc-
tor C. L. Brewer, that tonight's crowd
will be larger than any that has pre-
viously witnessed basketball game
here.
Tumbling Team will
Perform Between Halves.
The tumbling team, assisted by the
Murphy brothers, will perform be-
tween halves.
The lineup, as given by Coach
Walter of Ames, and Director Brewer
of Missouri follows:
AMES MISSOURI
Paige ------ - Campbell, Voet
Erskine ------ C ------ Williams Shepard
n nonsan ------------ -------.---- Slusher
boyhton -------- Viner. ROhlOff
Paige played right half and Erskine
left guard on the Ames football team
last season.
E. c. Quigley will referee the game
The daily Missourian., 1917-01-12

First Publication Jan. 3 1917.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-06-16
DICKENS AND HIS HERoINEs.

Unless book, a play, or film con-
tains touch of the salacious, it is ac-
counted tame" by many of our
moderns, in search of amusement.
And the producers seem as anxious to
serve, as their patrons are to be
served, with the spicy, the seamy
sides of life. Writing of Charles
Dickens, Joyce Kilmer notes that:
ITO many modern English and
American writer's, no modest woman
can be interesting. To be the hero
inc of a novel she must be shown as
tempting, or as yielding to tempta-
ton, or as having sinned largely in
the past. Dickens died before this
perversion attained it's present liter
airy distinction, and were he living
today he would fight against it. He
had pity for the woman who had sim
ned, but he did not think that her sin
gave her Importance and worth. He
had none of the contemporary senti-
mental enthusiasm for soiled women.
He was always loyal to the
Catholic idea of womanhood. With
out knowing it, he was rendering
homage to the Queen of Virgins when
ever he, wrote of one of his heroines."
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-06-16
SANDER.

SANDER, sir! You do not know
what you are disdaining. have seen
the most respectable persons almost
overwhelmed by it. At first a light
sound, Swimming the earth like
swallow before the storm, very softly
(pianissimo) it murmurs and purrs
and sows in it's course poisoned ar
rows. 1t is on somebody's mouth, and
Aseftlys softly piano, piano., it glides
slyly into your ear The evil is done.
It is born, it creeps, it walks; and with
growing power (rinforzando) it goes
from mouth to mouth diabolically
Then, all OF sudden, | can't tell you
how, you see SANDER straighten up,
hiss, swell and grow tall before your
very eyes. 1t springs, stretches its
wings, whirls, envelops, seizes, carries
off; it flashes lightning, it thunders
and becomes a hue and cry, public
crescendo, q universal chorus of
hatred and prescription. Who, indeed,
could stop it!
-R10U1,Orcbois