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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-25
CAT kAIStu fUkES'
PISS Proved Eoos Fos.x kstksf
10 NaAsasa4 Chs
Far FssAess Mas AssAa& 10 rsAe q
cAsass4 ~ tss Cared a0 ssses iass
ths rasA<xssy WAs ssavsa@
20 Na AaxArsagA

Thsse SIRE perhaps 10 p< ~ ef he IT,
msss fur FaFxn~ AZ AassA. ,aas ~
them. ssiagsrd Ia the, TNasaaa vasaey,
. mlle sad . half frosa Fssrs@nse essN
sasss ~ ten scfvs N siss RIA saaa, the
greater Fars af which III ssss~Fva silva
r@es Ia which The animsis i've, tfsaa
q distance tAs fag farm iessss ttks q
huge ehtrx~n xara MisA wslis IN wsvea
wire sna aesecsals Of ssVasss ssses Es-
side, Es,aa pen IN 10 feet sags, \ te~s
~adr ssa shout ia sees Aigh.
The wire Is If ,eush sa~va aaA h
saag shsA1s fear fe@s n sac srAana.
H2t then beat ~ sAst n rmas iawarvi
ehsrs the srwana for sAssus swe feet
To ar~sees the fases frsssa digging oat.
Al the tap she stre hss an esvshanx
at tire feet To pssxras lbs .a44isrs
fFsae ritushtnE aYvn. kasa pra has a
keFtr~l. Tbs sat'fsnev sn ~hhfh IN "
dass er a ~eotee psg% . fsAe; saa#rs.
Uais aise rsaff n 'yaSes Hss III sarts
frn. rhes ARE very simtA and sass he
handled carefully. Mass ~ thc tx
farmers ~tl uct permit, sarangrrs 10
eater their property fas fear ttsy all
f4Eht~a 'he sntmats, SeysN~ hsses.
however. teeyrne 80 tame that strangers
can handle lhem,
Itr hns babies srw IRE ssse Of tlt.
TINA and have taes. husats tails little
Si.arp nassss, and eyes that sgsArtts ute
VI. One litter ~ teses was, II ~
said. mathsfvNd b, cat There we're
thrive ~ the hstses. sHeh ~ which,
wssn grove. wRs WORTH fs..in $40 ~
Naa Thets H,e,hes va $" nerseas
thu, The farmer fearet she might kpl
her ssaas #ed ~ h~ isess them faseH
swss frstu her and gisvn TO tho rat
IN piacv az hrr Kittens. THE raj had
adopted thru, aad eisyaf WITH them
az II thsY we're really her ewu Fer
saeh emergencies II Is hsx>esshsy 10
have rats stsSut q FOX farm
feenus~ he would not paw q high
rsicr fer . cst enc nj IN eastern
t'hhsda ls~' ave title faxes ft.at might
have proved worth = ssssil faFsane.
The fuN mother bad died sua The eas,.
eT n tis~ nriy rat in fhe %vtclnits ae
lined 10 sell her for t,sss than 500
The unr~a snnshie price ~sneEFei the
fos farmer ard h. rrfiFrh 10 tas 4,
The fos~~ are 10 With salfs4cn, fnspss@
nten, horse meet Sahhits, carrots
aud i~Hrhitss, A Common freed Is fica
ard tathli cooked together TN y .tew
ttHe farm feeds ~ rabbits tni IL
pounds oF yice y dsy TO ~ foxes The
SITE" ~ given told morning sbi rs~s
rtte fhe foxes ronte oas ~ their
teu,trfs seise the ftstd. rarrr u IN
stAe stih them and sf,sfemfi return
far tnart
The lanA kennels snS wsrhinetf ~
she tRrn urHr Fairbanks ,vsrt stsft1
Aid ihr breeding snfmTis~~s 81 .s1
r. ere IRE stuAys ahssuf NJ snimsls
fHst%. Harftsn. aea us&e~e ~Ha amly
tao n,oa are rpedra ~ care fuf them.
New iert Evening ro>s
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-25
CONTROL Of SUGAR
BY GOVERNMENT
SUFFICIENT SUPPLY SAID 70 Bg
ON HAND FOR AL iMME.
DATE AEEos.
ETAlLS ARE GIVEN OUT
MI Of Product viii De Ratlonea by a
Committee When VIII BE asAosa-
sihls 10 the Department Mt Of
Just, CO.

Washington Thu entire United
ttatas Will shortly BE- under = sugar
stiening eystem very similar 30 that
N effect during TN World Nar. bs.
tails OF the proposed system were
made public by \ W Riley. tgsc!si
assistant 10 the *'tornoy general. ph9
Will b" IN charge " tre sofA,
Ia announcing rise 3-ts,ls " the
plan 10 be adopted Mr. Riley asserted
that placing tho COUNTRY GA rstioaA
IL preventative RI 1rg man llratrVs
and there n sufficient SUGAR rlfhef On
hand o. enr0ute 10 the tatlei State,
~ care fof immediate needs and the,e
10 no dagger Of a famine +, ordinary
ecnnnaly ~ oh4rtved nv sit consumers
Under the system worked out b. Sir
Riley every NJ 81 sa&ar Will hr ~
TONED 20 the various consumers
through a distributing COMMITTEES 81
which he eili b. tho chairman Each
member of the committee viii br rn
spansihle to the department. hf Jas
lice thruugh Riley for an equitable
distribution of the sugar allotted 10
the consumer hes rrprFsauts and In
that way L. Is expelled that auy par
TALLY uitl lss eliminated
The committee stll fonBist OF one
represaatatire easl ttota l%ru5ncera.
reftners. Gamers. rresarvrrs, candy
makers, soft dftnf makers. hakere.
Wholesaler. trtetlars 1obbeFr and
every other INDUSTRY nstng any grwal
amount ~ sugar Mr. Riley Viii be
the prrsenat' representative on the
committee ~ ths housewife and the
hotels.
Headquarters Of tho committee will
he established IN Nav Vera Each ~
The iDdustsirs Is he represented on
the committed NUt ho asked 10 name
several representative n NhOm they
have confidence ant whose decisions
they will agree 20 abtts hy From
the ser rfai named thr Department cf
ttAFHf vii M|tNtt FIf w W." Ft'HN
fherr Is sHy hcsitancy ~ the part u
any Industry 10 name representative
or refusal O. representative fnf that
Industry viii We a. Hitrartly naraed
The essential industries Including
the home rannn prrs"rFsr. msk"tS
aud others. MI, ~ 'aken ters 81 flrst
End the surplus after thee' arr taken
cara ~, VIII he allotted to the AZ
call a non essential Industries
Under the plan worked out all the
rvailahir sNvNr vii ~ figured out
ard rnuE'tNty dt"r,Nu'ed ~ yaprr
10 the tntpS'rtos to the mlNimgm
.mnurl II II estimated TINT NIl he
nerrs.etv FOR ina rcrusirder ~ me
wear The Representatives ot each ~
dns,ry viii M made res pens,hla fof
the eaut,shle atstrthn'icn. amount a.
,ctted to the lndtsliusl consumer
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-25

Washington Ea'aslish uaest r d.
r'flanal trade rsn'~* sruga ports on
TIE Ssn'h Atlantic and self cossts 10
provide sat7Sers NJ The manufacturing
sections % ihN middle wsst a fT~er
ere "a Ia the ses sas recommended ny
.Ae stlrusng committee ~ fsa S<sa.h
err Commercial Congress IN mem
crert--g sat s1if'eA te Admiral hca
30. Chairman ~ he sAtppdug s+sard
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-25
Ma. n. Properly Gsrssd.

Springfield Ohto Judge Frsnk w
ceirer n rnrnmon pleas esyart issued
q HarntuK last vonen who apply for
divorces ia sts court mast h@ careful
q, fhei- arefses Judge Gesger tod Al
torrsys I coat care " Il 10 az bot
as a. these 1orgsr have got 70 wear
more rl,thes vhhn they crTns into
ccart THIS thi~s 81 a~etasoo ~sists
And sse more sslr's has cot 10 stop
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-25
INCOME TAXES NOW QUE
narvsu e. t~tr~.si 2rN--ue est ~ate,
Nlsld 60 $50 1,0SV 're- Tress
ara Eecess rrcftts

W.SNsne an n ta~stAt}wpat Z
IN enNts and excess PrGslts taxes Tor
49, BOW ere eti y'et3 sNa severn
rserf 8 50 bed zoe. +. ~s> ,.s,lulGt ed 81
tNo sU' Naa g. internal ~vvenae
C~Nl'ee.t>a ~ 'rNagNs ard extess
Tret.e taxes 3pf}sk Msrch Aggregated
a~,v sat9 AoA 80 thts amount ccn,
pacing 80 ftySg 3aSts,tn@at ~ l~ns'~~n
Anf svyes~ pN'fits ts,e> and col'e.
't'>as ~ stH'iN's \ odd wal ass ;,
Rtats NN t2t' snA 'afS returns
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-25
America Hg cor,petlter

London America BIDS far 20 be
COME England : greatest competitor IN
commercial shipping operations, A.
Grf7t as 10 Sir Join Espl~n, ehief '~ch
sA! adviser 10 the min jptry o. ship
1l < vho has just returned 'rcna aA'
f3.ted gtates.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-25

TIE Asn ~ ~ sxrssssits oNee
t~rtF ~ Trswsresf rAs@4 sssess. ~
Fs~sslsb .. rTsar fifrs ss svtasnfs ~
30 ~ "a tw.se'sr.r sffsrhs1 ~
III. ,wssa TNs - she sossv-t hastsinr
~ Ehst~1Hr s~s~s N fsr4rrsATf the
asAers nr itss~ ~ AH.rtesn.
Fretfrn sn4 'ssiiss ~tsrsssa
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-25

TIE Tsss3srpea al ,hts essHrfrv NJ
MrAA-e r~sssfis N tnssr rypul~ no.
Asssas .~e~sss1Issif ~ fhsrsV xfa assk~
ss< s~sf s~a'0Nx&ti~, ti~sse VIA hog
ssd vsr afs-s- ,ssrss WIS s,rnssars spyy.
iss slSrarp* ara .ss@e ase tay ~
~ thesA sAvsE-A1ony toss16l
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-25

rhg-aeo TIE cAfes &c sartar" ina.
wNfaN rrsnees pa isc-~ass ~ fk c~ets
sr hou- . ~nscso-r.sI ard r~5Essetars,
r@tG. ~ne1 the PuAN tfs5'sB~t Cor7
risalsn tc- "a latrpsss ~ twa eents
Ia ssaf; fsrrs and che c#Ht ics ehil
crea
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-25
GecS Weather NJ A.is.

ntrts Another nt1n'A M goe5
~~ * weather wlth tssors&,e hay
es,l-F ,or d. o-s wi ~ sort1 b
. a 16a sra 1 IN 90 -
r-4a,s tn Frtate ia tas oa,hioa % AZ
Hy4.'~rei erYsTs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-25
70 Tour Ayn~sy,

WatAtrs,e1 The a. Jay mataf trans
/ e.Sre. wh',h Is 20 40 10 Los Ar
gees ia toe Hanshead Sstt9ns' liish
way sara*tA ha sas'a ant along 'he
a,saer ~ cave WASHINGTON attet
ero8oN.es A. 'he 'nro niIeston" es
, - e+ ,sr sldta 81! The White Hpase
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-25

Psrf.-A ssnisb farsrEsnts ARE c5n
tt-B 1r ttesf Attacks cr Afbonz. fer
ec-Srr to q A'ass;sA i-Nss EsFfss -
the Tsmps IRE issB-Eanss Acssvsf,
AaYs A4>@- srsva- hsss ~ trRpz fire
frnss she Italian sArshsrs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-25
Cc~t -us A

Togo q tt1aaafe ~,taeat resE
ssaa u ;Ga saE o@saagsse al ca
N,s : sr deesed Spea ~ The cae.net
t13 approves ay the 9iFsnr as p.
sry ras ACCORDING % DE Nj nj
N.a SA.Haeaa.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-25
r. Nee, il pa,is

Ca@aFa TEE lsieras'tTsai Wo-aa
~sustvaz~ Al &are Coz gree. Al - ~
y s~ys; p se"r aspe3 81 !s s4fs
tc- - so I sas sex; ozE7ss 4 Par,
n 50
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-25

CAcsse -AFssszssats o. the sEpssI
~ Rf-sarn q Haywood ara ~ SsssS
{ ". W crnvscs& OK yscAea sE Tie
..ysenaz- scs. we're .assfsntseiy post
pone1 a As tetsss3 cezsz o< seeasJa
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-25

Nps tarG s% s4nEs tar parry
20 zegga5izs lar "a, u ssa as
-aEErsa Ssse from s&.tcnA4 ec1zasfsss
a~a41sar ssa
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-25

Bella tiesmSity cas- requested ne
Supreme ceagcil "a s~Agt 3 .a.tatg
delay y .hres na0EtAs fer tie -pG st
,.oa o. TIE German AEEsy 70 Ie&vvS
says lhe TAseAlat~J
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-25
Not ruEte tstaaasAed.

NAsaiag taa Officials Il The Pc
"a. al .2 .sr1 We sast thst i ~Es f4@t
4ws eos As.4sitshs4 Sst rsss x
1s-e3e p,aESs bad developed a. F.7
"A OLA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-25

London Possibility q Tho abandon
meat of the Saa conference bal @ren
Representatives OF Ias allied govern
meots and Germany IS beluf discussed
In European capitals
Tho success * tbs I~ndepealnnt So
c~ialIs,s aad the Conservative ia tAs
German elections leads 20 tho belief
In France that Germany ts less thaa
ever inclined 10 carry Il the treaty
This heIir,, With the ptoaqec, taat
GtoyAHui Gtoiittt. former Italian pre-,
MIR. viii form a new ministry in that
enantry. ia said ~ hiss moved Pre-
mter Mli|eraud 81 France 10 Oppose
any further yield ns 10 the question
u the German indemnity. such as
might hs expected TO result from thu
spa meeting II IL recalled that
stgaor GIolttti opposed llatya en-.
trance into the war aud II IA said htn
foreign policy iurtndss resumption Of
full relations wtth~GermAny
Premier Mtlierard /. said 10 feel ne
might hazard hts pos ten II thu Spa
conference we're hrid. and belief 10
expressed here nat S{gpor f"iiali'ti
may decline 10 attend tbs meeting
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-25

Paris y ,a NAV ~ German ae'sr
ertes V es' 70 F-aoce oeier lbs
treaty ~ Nccsst, Los Aw1untrd I, l.,
SIS. M tons
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-25

Naraaw The Polish forces carry.
tnx out orders /, rrtres, 10 a new line
"a. aeteusa IN ,pa Arstne have essu.
nspraA ths evacuation Of kisy hsy
Inv previously aen,ey.d the bridges
a,.v ,hs fuEep-r according 10 All off.
r,at .t.tsusnt Tse r,Atxarsnt Ia
r,,,-reA,ns IA p.r.est order. The s,Ase.
man, .nya
vN,~th ~ EfAv ths Polo. are Rat.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-25

EVENTS
Gathered from ALI Cor
ners of the State and
Told in Briefest Form

A4-A HAt#. Ia HAA AAEA fAN H.
'""' ~" ~
S@4AAh 0b A@ sPFNA@E ~HNf"I 7t vat
legislature aad tae matters t9 h@ In
Guided IN tAe call ~oa!t not h. der
elded for several days "as ths s'afe
mspI nj Coy Roberts f4r - HeE 10
communication ~5}6 various members
ot TIA ls$.sA5uFe relative go tYe G@t
sion AZ ~ TBS time asd sa6eets. and
thai b. @ea j not taske ta@ 1al anta
10 could asevrfA|n TIE tlase e's' '1.'c%
FOR tie members Aal tAe g~is'tsrs inst
sasatoH
$3.50.
he1apbt. No'Nitf@'snt ag pt
fset taa. th" bArd~va4 sam0'g HAfA"t
has heta QUIET during tae last WHgE
In" oe'aook tef e3si2ess IL vastly
brighter than @as lb@S9se Only a ~ras
ago ESy 9r'EsL2~< s&s~@g%saf Ha tse
cammeftl1f horizon ts "a" .assrE VI
Five a4e tha encouraging new. ,aaf "a,
ver,, Ia, p.ssst and predict . eou
t,uuet easing an Of credits
.....
Memphis Postmaster e. " M''
clSf IT, IL ia receipt 4 AdVi,e tfosa
the postmaster generals office Ia
" ash nEltn That the sa,Ary y tho
Memphis p~"slHas'sf has ocen raised
frpal III .agy Gas a. a tn t4Ag nffga. MS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-25
AUSTRIAN CABINET
FORCED 70 OUT
CHANCELLOR aENsER Aso AIS
EsTtaE CABINET vEscCHEp .
RESERVATIONS.
A COALITION Is PREDICTED
london rears Sea Conference May De
Abandoned Germans Lsts In
el'nsc Than ever TO Cary Out
Treaty TERMS.

Nieana The Austrian cabinet.
headed ny Ur Kari ReaHsr a. eEAa'
%ce!laE. ~a!eh has held office mast VI
tbs tine slaee the Afmisllce, aas ~.
signed.
~. Reaner presented the reslgns.
tea shortly AFTER ~mtdaiEat after q
meeting gt fbs cabinet sith repre-
seaia,iy~s Of the Social Democrats
The break came psI pect essy eve.
the mlaistyr OF wars dccrre 20 army
Gas Ygi8Ys ate4a., s'gsts'ts : pttssssssa ~aa
raised IN the national assembly by TIA
Car,a'AH Socialists,
It - believed II usw coalition cab
met ai.t be formed pead as tbs e!sc.
tinha
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-25

London Nothing Las oeea received
In London tiJn any SQUIRE eoafirtua
tary Of the y+pari t1om Tokyo that The
hosshev4ai goserameet had 5eea over
throaa ~ a revelation Ag4 Leon
Trpgsky Allied
TIE notshcviki military comno-
n'qus-. by y .rvirss have bs'ea received
6aliv. The latest. DATED Ju8c ~, &n.
nu4ares that the gAa}sasvtki have &c
rupsed Kew.
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-24
Mss NEW GIRL WEEDS OLD GIRL
Neek Wedding n First Sscial Event
Of Stephens Y. ". G. A.

A mock wedding was celebrated Wed.
nesday night in the Stephens College
symnaxium. the bride being Miss New
Girl and the bridegroom Miss Old Girl.
The entertainment was given by the Y.
v. c. A. to an the girls in the school
and was the first social event on the col.
lese calendar. Miss Maurine Birney was
chairman Of the committee on arrange.
menta A hat-making contest was another
feature Of the evening. The girl making
the most attractive paper hat was award.
ed q prize. Punch and waters were serv-
ed.
In speaking Of the attitude Of the
eids toward each othef, Miss Myrtle L.
Compile, dean q women, said, "A spirit
of good fellowship and cooperation pre-
walls among the students this year. Each
girl seems anxious to do her share to-
ward uphoIdins the standards Of Steph-
ems College. The social committee has
done good work" added Miss lie Compte,
and 80 far IS | know there have been
no cases Of homesickness."
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-24

ship" Bachman's Great Inventors ldd
Their Inventions" Guests The Path "a
Home" Japanese Fairy nlea" and
Tales From the Arabian Nishts."
The Missouri Library Commisioa ai
Jefferson City. Mo-, sends the books free
Of charge, save transportation expenses,
and they do not have to be returned fos
six months. Fifty or sixty boeks are
sent in each shipment
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-24
ApMINISTRATOR's NOTICE

4 Notice is hereby given, that letters Of
Administration ON the Estate Of Susan A.
Cabbert deceased, were. granted to tho
undersigned on the 10Th day Of Septem-
ber, 1920. by the Probate Court Of Boone
County, Missouri. All personsr having
claims against lid Estate are required
10 exhibit them for allowance to the Ad-
ministrstor wilma six months after the
dale Of aid Letters. or they may be pre-
|cludcd from any benefit Of said Estate; !;
ahd Il such tlsims be not exhibited with
in one year from the date Of the last in.
sertion Of the publication Of this notice,
they shall be forever barred
This 10Th dsf Of September, 1870.
Attess: n. A. Cblher. v. K Stone
Judge Of Probate Administrator
~ 0-22
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-24

In honor Of the sixieenth birthday Of
their son, Morris Ballet Civan, Mr.. and
Ms N: J. Givan give a dance 1t The
yinks Wednesday night. The chaperones
were: Mrs Paul LYDIA, Miss wilhise
snd Mrs. Civan. The guests were:
Misses Mabel Berry. Frances Wayne Al.
len, Virginia Hunt, Mary Evans, Caro-.
line CettoIL Clsdys randy, Margaret
Bsieman. Sismund Balleneer, Virginia
venable. Annie Katherine Sykes, Dorothy
Hedrick, Evalina Wright, Virginia Reed,
Ruth Mumford. Virginia Harris, Buella
Boutwell, and Julia Crews, and Dan A.
Buchroeder. Monroe Bstemsn, Bob Cas-.
sidy. Clay Anderson, Fred Hat,on, El.
ben Jacobs, uhamsn Sspp, Ed Sutton,
J. +. Estes, Louis Dorgon, Arch Hardin,
Eugene Mozart, Frank Harris, ]. d.
Prather, Francis Hulett, Bob Cunning.
ham, Robert L. Grant and Mitchell
Cray.
Mrs. Howard Payne. Mrs. E. NJ. Hern.
don. Mrs J. E. Maughs, Mrs. Evelyn
jamison and Curtiss Maughs Of Fulton
notored to Columbia yesterday to at.
tend the Flower Show.
The Theta Sigma Phi sorority held
their weekly luncheon at Harris last
evening, Dean Walter Williams made
a short talk.
Miss Myrtle B. Wood Of St. Louis, one
OF the speakers on the Rally Day Pro.
gram at the Methodist Church this week,
was the guest Of Mrs. L. ". St. Clair.
Moss At dinner at Christian College to-
day. While in the city, Miss Wood is the
guest Of Mira Rosa r. lnseIs of East
Broadway. Mrs. Insels b the president
cf the Lessas Of Women Voters here.
Miss Louise Johnson Of Mexico. Mo-.
and Miss Tina Cave Of Dallas, Tex, are
the.suests Of Miss Marcine at Christian
College. Miss johnson and Miss Cave
will leave Monday to spend. the winter in
fveW iork lily.
Miss Pearle Mitchell, Rosemary lane,
viii entertain Monday afternoon with a
tea for Mrs. John D. lawson, 100 Hud.
son avenue, who win leave next week for
2 months stay in Canada, before going to
florida to spend the winter.
r-A LsN
Mrs. Robert Estill Of Estill, Mo-, is en-.
teriainine with house-party at her home.
Those from Columbia who will be mem.
bcrs Of the party are: Mr.. and Mrs. C.
G. Bowling, Mr.. and Mrs John Sykes,
Miss Juliet Bowling, Frank Rollins; Mr..
and Mrs. H. H. Broadhead, Of ST. Joseph
and Mr.. and Mrs Frank Mitchell Of Kan.
sas City. Mrs Estill viii have buffet
dinner Sunday for her guests and forty
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-24

Boonville residents who win drive 70 E.
till to spend the day.
Mrs. James Garth, Of 402 College ave.
nue.. left yesterday for St Louis where she
will spend q week viii hef parenis, Df.
and Mrs. Carl Barck.
Mrs. Donald Fitch, Of Lezinsto., Mo-,
will leave Monday for her hoae iafter q
weeks visit with her parents, Nj. and
Mrs. D. A. Robnett, 1909 Broadway.
\ Mrs. E. L. Spence, Of Fulton, win ar.
rive tomorroy for ! weeks visis with ksr
parents, Mr.. and Mrs d. A. Rohaest.
1909 Broadway
Mrs. Budd Hosrd, formerly Miss La.
vinia Hickman, will leave Monday for her
home in Ardmore, Okla, after spending
the week with her parents. Mr.. and Nm.
N. H. Hickman. Hubbell drive. -
Mrs. John Won Hol.endof left today
Tor her home in San Anionfs' ie1:a. siter
a two weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. {.
B. Rollins.
The Phi Mu sorority recalled the invi-
l'taiions for tea which was to have been
given Tor Mrs. Frank Henderson OF Aan-
sas City this afternoon. Mrs. Hcndefson
was Unexpectedly called home Wednes-
day evening: (
/ Much social interest centers around fhe
approaching marriage Of Miss Frances
Cray daughter OF MI. and Mr.. n =.
Gray, III University avenue 70 mii,on Z.
puvai OF Ciarksv'i'e' NO, wn,cn ~lH .ake
place octoDer ~ IN ColumDia. = mum
Der oil parties are BENG arranged Dut me
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NE rIbwEs sSow AWARDS


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NJ Emms Sn.vn: honorable mention.
Mi,s Emms C,uthoru and Mrs. r G.
Trr,.si -
Hapdsoues, basket Of petuniss, 81,
Nj Ro..m.rv Belcber:. boue,sble men.
tion. Mrs. ]. 6. Babb and Miss Frances
Denny,
Hmdsonest phlox, 81, Mrs. C. B.
Bcwiine: honorable mention, Miss Emma
Ssr,wn.
Handsomest nasturtiums, 81, Mrs. L.
n, DeFoe.
Handsemest marigolds, 81, Miss
Fr,nees Denny; honorable mention, Miss
Afsrv Rarnett and Mrs. Haines.
Hsndsomes. straw flowers, 81, Mrs.
Haipe,: honorable mention, Miss Mary
Barnest
Hand.omes, sladioli. e, Miss Emma
Shawn: honorable mention, Mrs W. T.
Anderson.
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. Appreclafion by the members Of the
Garden Club !. sziended Tor the use OF
ne knights OF Columbus Students Home.
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CIRCULATING LIBRARY PIEAsEs
Enpleyes Of Shoe Factory Keep
Books Busy.

I'VE are delighted with the circulat-
ing library system" said ]. F. Tehan, as
sistaut superintendent Of the Hamilton
Bro&n Shoe Company. The books in
clude fiction, history, nsture study. sci
entific studies and religious works. They
arc for grown people and children. The
following Is a fair sdmple: Violettes
History Of Missouri a Willoushby's 5
sRiShts and Duties Of American Citizen
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Women Voters League y Meet.
The loo.l League Of Women Voters VII
meet ii 7:3o O'Clock tonight ii Tie Broad
~sy Methodia Church. Dean Isidor Loeb
will speak. Mis- Myrtle Wood Of 81.
Louis will also address the meeting.
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u. & want, Hen for Duty AbrvaA

Sergt. v. c. Mccall, local recruiting Of
ficei, has been authorized 70 announce
hit eniistihenis fct iiisntrymen, cooks
and clerks win be open October l. for
duty with The department Of criminal in
vestiss.ion in Germany. Only men cap
.bi. 70 spelling and reading the German
l,usuase will be eligible for enlistments.
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aa,,..ry Beara u Meet Monday.

The beeting Of the Advisory Board Of
,he Students' Republican Club, scheduled
a. Saturday, sfternoon has been changed
to 7:a0 o'clock Monday evening. 1t win
s. held Il the Y. M. C. A.
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Thor Electric Vacuum Cleaners Al
NJwman's-Adv.
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-24

All sizes in Mazda Electric Lamps .,
Newmans.1Adv. f-.---s 4s..ssz1
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Tslsao sse.s Cookers ., Nevhan's.
-Adv. -