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The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-14

The Phi Kappa Psi fraternity will give
an informal dance Friday evening, Sep.
tember %.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-14
$500 For a Name

Anderson. Dorgan & Glass. the pro-
prietdrs Of the new eating establishment
10 be opened next week at the corner
Of Tenth and Broadway, are offering IS
free 10 the person suggesting the best
name for their place.
Names must be submitted by p. m.
Saturday.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-14

There are four requisites for good
pork sausage. See Hetzler's ad. Adv
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-14

nard, 100 Laihrop road. A picnic supper
for the husbands and families Of the
members will be given at $50 p. m.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-14

The dinner guests at the Kappa Alpha
house last night we're: Mildred Walker,
Myrtle Wolff. Virginia Harrison and Mrs.
Theodore Shock.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-14

Big Boone Concert at Stephens Col
lcge tomorrow hight. Adv
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-14

Hear Blind Boone tomorrow night ir
Stephens College. Adv
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-14

The Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity will en-,
tertain with a dinner dance Saturday
evening at the chapter house.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-14

John ]. killion. OF Portsgevilie. Mo-
a student in the University last year. is
a guest at the PiKappa Alpha house.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-14

Miss Jane Campbell who has been Wis
iling Miss Marion Playicr. 1910 Rose
mary lane. returned yesterday morning to
her home in Eugene. Ore. where she will
attend the University Of Oregon. which
opens October I. Miss Campbell is a
member of the Kappa Alpha Theta sor-
ority there. Her uncle is the pres
ident of the University.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-14

Mr. Horace F. Major was a dinner
guest at the Alpha Gamma Rho house
last night. -.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-14

The Zeta Beta Tau fraternity will en-
tertain freshmen of all other fraicrnities
at smoker to. be given at the Zeia Beta
Tau house from 8 to $50 tonight.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-14

Mrs. B. ". Lucas entertained this af-
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-14

The first annual reception of the Fort
nightly Club will be held at the home of
Mrs. ]. c. Jones on Wednesday, October
4, instead Of October IL. As previously
announced. The first regular meeting will
be held on October II.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-14

Mrs. Irving Wilcoxen and Mrs. Ashley
Grey OF ST. Louis, who are the guests
of Mr.. ard Mrs. E. ". Stephens. returned
today from a brief visit in jefferson City.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-14

Mrs. George Helm. Smith Apartments,
returned last night from Topeka, Kan,
where she has been visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. W. Null. for the last
eight weeks. The most of her visit was
spent at Lakeview, Kan. where Mr.. and
Mrs. Null have a summer home.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Coons and their
son. Alphius, of Kansas City. are guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs c. ID. Rodgers Mr.. and
Mrs. Coons are former residents of CO.
lumbia, and Alphius Coons is former
student Of the University. They are mo-
toring through TO Vandalia.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-14
DRIVERS MUST OBEY RULES
Arrests, Fines and Jail Likely for
XiOlatOrs.

Rigid enforcement of the parking ordi-
nance will begin in few days. and yio-
laiors will be arrested and brought be-
fore the court, according to Mayor
James Gordon.
Some time must be allowed for the
dissemination of information relating to
the ordinance" Mayor Gordon said.
But If motorists persist in violating the
parking rules they will face arrest and
fines of 81 to sl0O. with possible i'm
prisenment Of one day to six months. -
Freshman Women to Have Meeting.
All freshman women will meet in Jesse
Hall at o'clock Wednesday TO elect Of
fcers. Cornelia Compton. president Of
the senior class will preside.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-14

Theta Sigma Phi. honorary journalistic
sorority elected the following officers yes
terday: President. Catherine Ware; vice.
president. Gladys Mckinley; secretary.
Maxine Heimbaugh; treasurer. Helen
Workman. -'''
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-14

Gamma Alpha Chi. advertising sorority.
will hold initiation next Monday after
noon at the Delta Delta Delta house for
Misses Alice Marseilles, Florence Helm.
Eugenia Dodd. Theodosia Snyder. Bees
Smith and Marjorie Harbaugh.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-14

W :. G. 4. will entertain with party
at Welch Han. Friday, September q
Miss Margaret Houston is chairman of
the committee in charge.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-14

The dinner guests al the Chi Omega
house last night were: Emily Hardesiy,
Edith Dahnke. Miss Sara Lockwood and
Ruby Dill Huleit of Hallsville, No.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-14

The Kappa Alpha Theta sorority will
hold initiation Sunday for Leah Sprait,
Mary Worrell and Virgene Connell.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-14

vile; Gertrude Dunlap, Nelson. Kan. !:
Jessie Helen Simms. keoia. Okla; Mary
Crouson, Pickering. Mo-; Evangeline Gil
laspy and Flora Baker. Columbia; Rutl
Collins, Tripleit. No.: Mary Maxim.
THETA SIGMA PHI
/ ENTERTAINED
Miss Helen Workman entertained sew
eral members Of Theta Sigma Phi. honor
ary journalistic sorority, at luncheon at
Welch Hall today. The guests we're: Miss
Sara Lockwood. Miss Cannie Quinn. Miss
Maxine lieimbaugh, Miss Gladys Nc
kinley and Miss Catherine Ware.
Harland F. Mayes. A. B. p. is a
guest of the Kappa Alpha fraternity this
week. Mr.. Mayes motored from his
home at Warrensburg He attended the
Harvard School Of Business last year and
will return to Cambridge next week to
complete his work for a masters degree
from Harvard next spring.
Miss Jane Campbell who has been Wis
iling Miss Marion Playtcr, 1910 Rose
mary lane. returned yesterday morning to
her home in Eugene. Ore. where she will
attend the University Of Oregon. which
opens October l. Miss Campbell is a
member of the Kappa Alpha Theta sor.
ority there Her uncle is the pres
ident of the University.
The dinner guests al the Chi Omega
house last night were: Emily Hardesiy.
Edith Dahnke. Miss Sara Lockwood and
Ruby Dill Huleit of Hallsvillo, No.
Jeanette Asbury and Ailene Hutton
were dinner guests at the Kappa Sigma
house last night.
The following officers of the sophomore
class Nere dinner guests al the Delta Del I
ia Delta house last night. Maxine Chris
tOpher. Phoebe Louise Wright. Elizabeth !
White. Marie Dale and Elizabeth Longan. !
NJ chapter of Sigma Delta Chi an
nounce the pledging of the following: Ar !
thur Wyeth. Philip Cotton. v. W. Kings !
bury. Foster B. HALEY, Edward Miller,
Glen Brill, Nelson Riley. B. VI. Brown, |
Irving Lauderdale, Erwin McEwen. Ben /
Brown and Marvin Wilkerson.
The Woman's Studen. Coyernmen, As (
will give party at o'clock .
Friday. September p. at Welch Hall for
he new girls sf the University.
The Kappa Alpha Theta sorority will
hold initiation Sunday for Leah Spratt,
Mary WorreII and Virgene Connell.
Gamma Alpha Chi. advertising sorority.
will hold initiation next Monday after !.
noon at the Delta Delta Delta house for !
Misses Alice Marseilles, Florence Helm. /
Eugenia Dodd- Theodosia Snyder, Bees
smith and Marjorie Harbaugh. /
Theta Sigma Phi. honorary journalistic
sorority elected the following officers yes
erday: President, Catherine Ware; vice.
PRESIDENT. Gladys Mckinley; secretary.
Maxine Heimbaugh; treasurer. Helen
Workman. ''''
Mr.. Horace F. Major was a dinner
guest at the Alpha Gamma Rho house
ast night. "a. /
The Acacia fraternity will entertain
With a smoker this evening for all Unii /
ersily Masons.
Mrs. b. ". Lucas entertained this af-
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-14

Jeanette Asbury and Ailene Hutton
were dinner guests at the Kappa Sigma
house last night.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-14

The Woman's Studen. Government, As
sociation will give party at 4 o'clock
Friday. September p. at Welch Hall for
the new girls Sf the University.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-14

The following officers of the sophomore
class Nere dinner guests al the Delta Del
ia Delta house last night. Maxine Chris
tOpher, Phoebe Louise Wright. Elizabeth
White. Marie Dale and Elizabeth Longan.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-14

NJ chapter of Sigma Delta Chi an,
nounce the pledging of the following: Ar,
thur Wyeth. Philip Cotton. v. W. Kings
bury, Foster B. HALEY, Edward Miller,
Glen Brill, Nelson Riley. B. W. Brown,
Irving Lauderdale, Erwin McEwen. Ben
Brown and Marvin Wilkerson.
Evening journal., 1922-11-03
SHARP CUT in
MEAT PRICES
Many Butchers Announce 2
to IS Cents a Pound
Reductions
RETAILERS TALK
OF ASSOCIATION

Many retail meat dealers OF the
city have announced a reduction OF
from 2 20 Is cents pound In the
retail price OF meats.
Today average prices asked in the
local markets are; Pork ioin chops
and rossts. rs cents as compared
with 40 oents OF few weeks back;
fresh hams. 10 cents as compared
with a5 cents two weeks ago; fresh
shoulders. II cents as compared with
81 cents OF two weeks ago; smoked
hams, 29 TO rs cents. as compared
with s5 cents OF two weeks ago;
round steaks at 20 cents as compar-
ed with SS cents about four weeks
ago; rump, porterhouse and sirioin
steaks. 25 cents as compared with 40
cents three weeks ago: rib roast. %
cents as compared with 80 cents two
weeks ago; chuck roast. IL cents as
compared with 21 apd 22 cents three
weeks ago. The reason local dealers
(CoDtinued on Page Ten.)
Evening journal., 1922-11-03
SEC. WEEKS TO
SPEAK TONIGHT
Head of War Department
Will Address Rally at
Queen Theatre
DUPONT, MILLER AND
HEALD ON PROGRAM

Tho Hon. John W. Weeks. Score
tary OF War, Is due to arrive in Will
rnington this afternoon and will to-
night address a Republican mass
meeting IN the Queen Theatre.
As a member Of President Hard
ing's Cabinet. Secretary Weeks Is
expected 10 bring a message from
Washington 10 Delaware asking sup
port CT the President in his efforts
10 undo the wrongs inflicted upon
the country by the previous Demo-
cratic Administration. and TO point
OF the need OF backing the nations
Chief Executive in his work of re-
storing the nation TO normally and
full need OF prosperity.
The Secretary will be It on his
arrival by a committee Of promin-
ent Republican members OF the Re-
publican Business Mems Associa-
ton. under auspices OF which to-
nights meeting will be held and
which will entertain the Cabinet
officer during his stay In VIII
mington. Details of the entertain
ment of Secretary Weeks are in
Immediate charge OF Irene DUPONT.
president OF the dupont Company.
CONTINUED on Page Thirty
Evening journal., 1922-11-03
MAYOR STIRS
NEGRO RALLY
Support Party of Traditions
of Lincoln, He Tells
Large Audience
PILE BIG MAJORITY,
URGES DIR. BANTON

Declaring Tho spirit Of Ihnooln
stiH lives and Is being psrpetuated
in the Republican Party. Mayor Le-
Roy Harvey thrilled big mass
meeting held by the Colored wo-
mems Republican City Commit
tee IN National Theatre. $40 French
street, last night.
He characterized charges that the
Republican party was not living up
TO the traditions Of Lincoln. Sumner.
Garrison and Wendell Phillips as a
falsehood. Having studied IN the
same halls where Sumner and
Wendell Phillips. and the sons OF
lincoln and Garrison studied, the
Mayor declared he had the right TO
say that their spirit Is alive and
shows Itself IN works
Mayor Harvey called forth round
upon round OF applause as he told
how the Republicans in the House OF
Representatives had voted for the
Dyer anti-lynching bill while the
Democrats fought II and uttered a
challenge to Thomas F. Bayard.
Democratic nominee for United
States Senator. TO say. II he should
be elected. whether he would vote
for the measure. He likewise chal-
lenged former Judge william II.
Boyce, Democratic nominee for Con-
grees. to say II he had been a mem
Der OF the House whether he would
have voted for the bill.
The Mayor was introduced by Mrs.
Continued on Page Thirty
Evening journal., 1922-11-03
GIRLS TO face
ATTY.-GENERAL
Mr.. Townsend TO Question
Misses Downs, Taylor
About Auto Ride
CAN'T IDENTIFY
ASSAILANTS

Miss Rose Taylor. s1B East Fourth
street, and Miss BlAnch Downs 227
Poplar street. who say they were at
tsoked by two supposed soldiers
while riding with them and two
other friends 20 Delaware City on
wednesday. stripped OF their cloth
ing and left in the road near Rey-
bold after the taxi had been stolen,
have been summoned 20 appear be-
fore Attorney General Townsend
this afternoon.
The girls viii be questioned not
only relative 20 the alleged attack
but as 20 the conduct OF certain taxi
cab drivers, who are said TO arrange
mixed automobile parties.
The alleged attack on Miss Downs,
Miss Taylor. Elmer Taylor and Fred
VI. Card. Is being investigated by city
state and military authorities. as Il
Is alleged the attack was made by
three soldiers in civilian attire. The
Continued on Page Ten)
Evening journal., 1922-11-03
SENATOR
ON TARIFF Vote
Former Gov. Miller Says
Caraway, Democrat, Pro-
tected Own State
ROUSING MEETING
HELD AT EDGE MOOR

Former Governor Charles r. NIL
Ter. this city. again last night re-
futed the charge made by Thomas
f. Bayard. Democratic NOMINEES for
Senator. that responsibility for al
legged extrsvaganoe IN conduct OF the
State government lay with the Re
publican party. He also took United
States Senator T. II. Caraway. Ar
kansas, who spoke at Newark We'd
nesdsy night. 10 task for crttioizing
the Republican protective tariff.
Although Senator Caraway pro
fessed TO be opposed 20 a tAriff that
would protect American Industries.
said former Governor Miller. never
theless he voted IN favor OF placing
a high protective duty on products
OF his home State. Among these
products were certain kind of
graphite and rice.
Former Governor Miller also de-
CONTINUED on Page 5eventeen.)
Evening journal., 1922-11-03
Halloween
SANE hereafter
City Official Starts Move
ment for King Street
Frolic
POLICE TO CRUSH
ALL MISCONDUCT

Market street on Halloween
night was a dangerous place for
pedestrians. either on the street or
pavement" said city Official. this
morning. "snd before another year
rolls round plans will be made for
celebrating the occasion under the
supervision Of the police and a oom-
mittee OF publio-spiritsd citizens.
Further discussing the subject the
off1oisl said:
mo man should be expected to
attend church ali the tina. and
there is no harm in a Halloween
celebration II properly conducted.
While the movement for a pub
lie celebration next year is Just
starting, and may be changed many
times before the actual celebration
comes OF. al present Il is suggest
ed that King street. which is newly
paved. and will be brilliant lighted
in short time, be set apart for this
purpose.
no automobiles or street cars will
be permits ed to interfere with the fun.
The sidewalks will be reserved for
those not masked who wish 20 wit
ness the frolio and the street from
Front TO Eleventh will be given over
to the display of gayly costumed fun
makers.
While City Council will probably
mako an Appropriation 10 help de-
fray the expenses OF a band, in any
event tho band will be there, as VII
u1fngfOn has anouCb nuh1fo apfrfNaH
Evening journal., 1922-11-03
SENATOR BALL
SHOWS need
Of ELECTING
Sen. DUPONT
Republican Congress Nee
essary to Accomplish
Harding's Upbuilding
Program
DEMOCRATS VOTED FOR
FILING FEE, SAYS HEALD

Enthusiasm ran high at Re
publican rally in Faulkland last
night, when U. S. Senator L. Heisler
Ball. who Is a resident OF the town.
concluded an eloquent address by
saying:
We must return United States
Senator and Congressman Layton TO
the halls Of legislation in Washing
ton. We need them there, the State
needs them there. and the nation
needs them there-aye, more than
that-ths very world needs them
therei"
Senator Bail declared the cleo
ton next Tuesday marked cru
cial stage in the worlds history.
THE United States no longer IS a
nation by itself; its power, fits in
.huence extends now throughout the
entire GLOBE" he said. Hence next
Tuesdays election will have an ef-
feet that will be felt to the fur
the1most corners OF the earth. I
can not impress this fact too strong
ly upon you.
Delaware must support Presi-
dent Harding by sending back SEN
ator DUPONT ana Congressman lay
toni"
Former Congressman william II.
Head had just preceded Senator
DUPONT IN an equally eloquent adj
dress in which he declared the Re
publicsDs must see TO il that Presi-
a..
tinue his work OF reconstructing the
nation 30 we'll underway, and that
Continued on Page Thirty
Evening journal., 1922-11-03
ILLBANDIT
COUPLEAFTER
TRAIN JUMP
Federal Operatives Zip
ped" Ambush Robbers
After Night Hold-Up
DETECTIVES, THIEVES
In SAME HOTEL

wITTENBBRG. Mo. Nov. 3.
CUnited Press)-The bodies Of
Jack Kennedy. 55. OF Memphis.
Tenn. and Harvey Logan. 81. hd-
dress unknown. bandits, who made
the daring but unsuccessful attempt
70 hold up Frisco train 500 from 81.
Louis to Memphis. we're held In the
morgue here today.
Both wsro shot dead as they
ieaped from the flying locomotive
with their plunder.
Postal authorities were tipped"
20 the robbery three weeks ago and
a squsd OF eleven men ambushed the
bandits.
Tho robbers boarded the tender
OF the engine at seventy-six. Miss
ouri. a flag station 90 miles south OF
st. Louis lsst night At the point
OF revolvers they forced the train
crew 10 uncouple the cars leaving
the main train standing at Seventy
Six.
with the locomotive. baggage and
mail cars the men compelled the en-
gineer 10 proceed toward Wittenberg.
ten miles south or Seventy-Six. The
mail car was looted between tho two
stations and just before pulling into
Wittenberg the bandits cut loose the
baggage and mail cars and them
selves drove the locomotive.
Federal operatives were in read
mess together with county officers.
A fusluads OF shots greeted the
bandits as they leaped from the en-
glns with their booty
A ooroner's inquest this morning
returned a verdict OF 'Justihaole
homicide"
The bandits and Federal agents
slept At the same hotel In Cape Gi-
rardeau wednesday night II was
learned today.
Kennedy had served a sentence IN
the Missouri penitentiary.
Evening journal., 1922-11-03
ORA w WARRANTS IN HALL-MLLLS KILLING
ELECT DUPONT, LAYTON SENA TOR BALL URGE.
President Calls Nation Again
to Giue Thanks for Blessings

UNITED Press)Prssdsnt Harding in his
nua Thanksgiving proclamation
continue
serving best o. a
let all humility acknowledge how
which
unensh
ment." the proclamation read
the beginning
fathers annually
extended throughout the II has be perhaps the
approaches for s hitting formally direct
TO call upon
them unite in its appropriate celebration.
The which approaches end has been the
OF coplexiy OF trunphs OF
difficulties achievements which regard In
evsble such that through which all
ind II As we OF passing
much
justify testimony Of gratitude for
wh hasbe
have in shadow hard
conflict
the maintenance and perpeuaon
toward order
confidence in It's high destinies
enabled growing
other peoples obtain much OF progress for the
ne
the duty obligation
distracted
all humility acknowledge how debt the
Providence which with
desired that
which should
earnestly testify
helping and serving
he OF al
NOW therefore, l. Warren a. Harding President OF
Thursday thirteth
supplcaton devotion
the
petition that these be continued in
before
Tn witness whereof have
the seal OF the affixed.
Der IN the year the Independence OF
the 147th."
Evening journal., 1922-11-03
H. E. WALTER DIES
In NEW MEXICO

Word was received here yesterday
OF the death OF Harry Eugene Wal
ter. at Albuquerque. New Mexico, on
Oct. 2s. Mr.. Walter was a native Of
this city, being a son OF Lorenz and
the late Mary Walter. He was edu-
Gated in the local public schools, and
for years was employed IN the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Offices. About ten years ago, owing
to failing health. Mr.. Walter re-
moved TO New Mexico where he be-
came Recorder OF the A F. and
A. NJ. OF that State. which position
he held at the time OF his death.
Mr.. Walter was ss years OF age
and Is survived by his wife and one
son, Walter Eugene, Jr.. aged 10
years, son by his first wife. de-
ceased. His father Lorenz Walter,
a brother Alfred OF this city and
Mrs. Amelia S. Mitchell, 41e East
7th street. cousin. also survived.
Mr.. Walter returned to his home
six weeks ago from Chicago where
he had been attending a meeting OF
Shriners. on his return he was ec-
companied by his son who had made
his home here with his grandparents
Lorenz Walter. father of the de-
ceased, will leave here tonight for
Albuquerque 10 make arrangements
for the funeral there.
Evening journal., 1922-11-03
BOMBERS TRY TO
KILL GEN. MULCAHEY

DUBLIN, Nov. Omitted Press).
Irish insurgents attempted the
life OF General Richard Mulcshey
commander-in-chief OF the Free
State army. during the night, when
they bombed hts houre and fred
rife volieys into II.
Free state troops drove on all the
attackers.
Evening journal., 1922-11-03
ANNUAL MEETING OF
PRESBYTERIAN UNION

The annual meeting OF the Pres
byterian Union will be held tomor-
row evening. in the new auditorium
OF the First-Central Presbyterian
Church. The meeting will convene
at 7.s0 o'clock, for the election of
officers, reports, etc, and at s
o'clock for the popular meeting. TO
which men and women are invited.
An address will be given by the Rev.
Howard Agnew Johnston, d. D.. Phi.
D.. of Chicago. who is well-known as
an eloquent and popular speaker.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Cash or credit. Shorts. 8 West
Fourth. Phone 4426.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1922-11-03
COMMIT YOUTH TO FATHER

In the case OF Homer Rltchie.
charged with improper conduct. a
nolle prosequi was entered by AS
sistant City Solicitor Green, in
Municipal Court this morning. and
the court instructed the mans
father TO take him in his care and
see that he observes the require
ments Of public morals.
Evening journal., 1922-11-03
Political
Meetings Tonight
Republican

Republican
wilmipEton-ousen Theatre,
John w. Weeks. Secretary OF
War; Senator T. Coleman du-
Pont. former Governor Charles
r. Miller. under auspices of Re-
publican Business Mems Asso-
citation. former Congressman
william II. Head, presiding.
Rose Hill Schoolhouse-Sena-
tor T. Coleman DUPONT, Ruby
r. Vale. OF Milford; Miss Jean
nette Eckman.
Lewes - Congressman Caleb
X. Layton. Colonel Robert G.
Houston.
Democratic
Wilmington - Mojeska Hall,
Sycamore street. Former Ssne-
tor willard salisbury, Charles
F. Curiey. John q. Gray.
Strand Theatre-William w.
Knowles. John @. Gray.