The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-13

depsrtment Of the University gave life
sketch of Christopher Columbus. He
mentioned the fact that the knights Of
Columbus we're the first 10 start a citizen.
shin course through the Catholic univer-
sites Of America. James Phelan, assist
ant coach. narrated his experiences in
Antwerp during the Olympic games. The
Rev. Father Paul 0'Shea made the con-
cluding remarks. Paul r. Verzosa. chair
man of the Glennon Club Debating team.
invited the Catholic students to join the
newly formed organization.
A. c. Burrell, extension specialist in
entomology. left yesterday for ST. Jo-
seph to attend a meeting Of the Buchanan
Beekeepers' Association. He will 90 to
Mexico Friday to assist the Chamber
Of Commerce in a campaign for eradi-
eating the chinch bug and hessian fly.
Eighteen University students from
Scotland County met at the Y. NJ. C. A.
Monday night and organized the Scot
land County Club. The officers are:
President. r. NJ. Kinney; vice-president.
Joseph Witt; secretary and treasurer, c.
II. Andrews.
Curtis Potts paid the penalty for viola
iion Of the tradition in regard 10 keep.
ing off the grass" a; noon. yesterday. En-
gineers. armed with paddles, administered
the punishment. Another student was
scheduled for padding" but was ex-
cused because Of lame knee.
The Home Economics Club Of the Uni
yersity will meet in Room lis. Academic
Hall, at 5 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon,
according to Miss Nesta Rhodes, secre-
iary. The purpose of the meeting is to
arrange for departmental stunt" simi-
lar to the Journalism Scoop and the
Barnwarming.
F. l. Wright. assistant State Boys
and Girls Club leader, will attend the pig
club round ups in St Charles, ST. Louis
md Peuiiscoi counties this week. The
boys in the Pig Club bring the pigs
which they have raised to the round up
where they are judged and sold to the
highest bidder The boy receives the
profit on his pig.
i. VI. Harmon, dairy specialist. is in
Chicago attending the National Dairy
Show. Mr.. Harmon coached the junior
dairy judging team from Chillicoihs
which won first place at the Show. There
were sixteen teams competing. The indi-
Viduals on the team placed FIRST, second
and fourteenth. The team as whole
placed first in the judging of guernseys,
.hird in hoistcins, fourth in all breeds.
and fifth in Jerseys.
The Womans Journalism Club met for
The first time this year yesterday after
noon. The following officers we're elect
ed: President, Miss Alfredo Halligan;
Miss Betty Jonson; sec
'etary. Miss Faye johannes; treasurer.
Miss MAY Miller The members decided
70 have one social and one literary meet
ing each month. All girls enrolled in
he School of Journalism are eligible for
II. NJ. Carlock, extension specials,
in animal husbsrdry. will represent the
College Of Agriculture at the Sni-A-Bar
Farm round up in Jackson County. This
Farm is a project started by
the late ". r. Nelson. proprietor of the
Kansas City Stu. Ii was his idea TO use
purebred sires with grade cattle. Farm
ers from all over the state are invited to
see the results at the roundup. The at.
tendance reaches several thousands. This
year. the fourth generation Of the exper.
ment will be shown.
Prof. Charles E. Ellwood. chairman Of
he sociology department of the Uniyer.
'iiy, will speak TO the members of the
Constructive Christian Democracy Club
1t Z o'clock next Monday evening. His
'ubject will be Free Speach in a Dem
,cracy." The club meets at the Y. NJ.
: A. auditorium. Columbians and stu
Tents are invited to attend the meeting
md participate in the discussions which
Ire planned to take place after the ad.