The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-22

Ames game.
Marion Fulton. student in the Univei
sity went to Kansas City yesterday .
spend the weekend with her parents.
| Louise Chravens, a student in the Uni
versiiy, went to Kansas City yesterda
to spend the weekend with her mother
Victor Lyons. a student in the Univer
siiy. went TO Kansas City yesterday b
spend the weekend with his parents.
Glen Durrel. student in the Uniyer
siiy, went TO Kansas City yesterday 4
spend the weekend with his parents.
Robert Baldp, student in the Uni
versity. went to Kansas City yesterda,
to spend the weekend with his parents
Helen Ross, student in the University
went 10 Kansas City yesterday to spent
the weekend with her parents.
Sue Rosenberg, a student in the Uni
yersity. went to her home in Kansas Git!
yesterday to spend the weekend with he
parents.
Cleo Heubner, a student in the univer
sity, went to his home in King City yes
ierday to spend the weekend wirh hi
parents.
F. Ross. a student in the University
went To his home in ST. Joseph yesier
day To spend the weekend with his par
enis
John Morris, a student in the uniyer
siiy. went to Des Moines, Ia. yesterday
He will represent the Missourian at tn,
Missouri.Drake game.
Gerald Waddeh. a student in the Uni
yersity. went to Lawrence Kan. yester
day. He will attend the Kansas-Ames
game.
Thomas McKelley. a student in the
University, went TO Kansas City yester'
DAY to spend the week with his par.
enis.
Gladys Wall. former student in the
University. returned to Carrollion yesier.
day. Miss Wall is teaching in the Car.
rollion High School
W. 4. Murray. a student in the Uni
sersity. went to Des Moines, Ia, yester-
day. He will attend the Missouri Drake
football game.
A. J. White, a student in the Uniyer-
siiy. went to Des Moines, Ia, yesterday.
lie will attend the Missouri Drake foot
ball game.
Miss Esther Scroer. a student in the
University, went To Kansas City YES
terday 10 spend the weekend with her
parents.
Miss Elizabeth Leonard, student in
the University, left yesterday to spend
the week end with her parents in Kansas
City.
The Jewish Students Congregation
will have services al 300 O'Clock Sunday
evening. The services will be held in
the Y. NJ. c. A. Auditorium.
Miss Edythe Cornelious and. Miss
nellie MILAN left today to spend the week
end in jefferson City with Miss Gorgia
Fowler.
Mrs. ]. 7. Payne and Miss Mary Fos-
ter Payne Of Muskogee. Okla. and ]. ID.
Payne Of Tulsa, Okla. left for their
homes yesterday after a short visit at
the home Of \. 7. Gentry.
II. NJ. Spencer. instructor in chemistry
in the University. will speak on The
Inclear Structure OF the Atom" before
the American Chemical Society. which
will meet in the Chemistry Building To-
night at 8 O'Clock.
The ''Gob's Club" will meet tonight in
Room b, Y. NJ. C. A. Building. This
club is composed of all former members
Of the navy in the University. AT their
meeting arrangements will be made for
their participation in the Armistiee Day
celebration and parade.
A debate on the question Resolved,
that Missouri should adopt an industrial
court law similar to the one in Kansas.
will be held at the regular meeting OF
the Aihenaean Society at 1880 o'clock
tomorrow night in the Y. NJ. c. A. Build
ing. A. C. Grove and John Caskey, Jr..
will support the Affirmative, and Lee
Young and Paul Limerick the negative.
The additions TO the equipment used
BY the X. o. 7. c. for training infantry
we're enormously referred to in yesier-
lays Missourian as artillery. The stokes,
mortar and one-pound piece are handled
BY the infantry and not classified As
,rtillery.
The following were admitted to Parker
Memorial Hospital yesterday: Francis ID.
Ross. Joseph Hosmer, Marjorie Henry.
Elizabeth Hanley, Sophis Meyer, Dale
J. Ebey and Curlos J. Coddington. Those
discharged were: Bina Slaughter, Irene
Allen Fisher, Harry Schumer,
Fred Baxter, Ethel Cabbell and Mrs.
Lille Cooper. Miss William Wood was
|, ,du,ittad this marning