The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-03-27

sour. he winner will appear in the
fnal contest at Columbia.
| -Four Of the motor buses TO be oper.
ated on the streets Of Moberly have ar
lived. A special garage must be built
for them. as none of the present build
ihss sre large enough.
I Fred Bertick, q St. Louis shse dealer,
lestified in bankruptcy court that he
sss left with $3.50 worth Of goods be.
cause women changed from high to low
shoes last fall.
The .'Y" Radio Club Of Carthage has
ordered q radio set, and immediate de.
livery has been promised. 1t will cost
$3.50 and will receive messages from
radius Of l,500 miles.
Colonel Leroy S. Upton, chief Of staff,
Seventh Corps Area, was in St. Louis
Thursday to inspect the Reserve Officers
Training Corps Of Washington University
and Principia Callege.
Charles W. Keith, farmer living near
Matthews, has filed petition in volun.
tary bankruptcy, listing his liabilities at
2O,749.A and his assets, including a
l6O-acre farm, at $9,777.l5.
New Franklin must get along with
candles and coal oil lamps until line
can be built to furnish electricity from
Fayette. The electric light plant at New
franklin burned Wednesday.
More milk and less coffee has been
prescribed for the school children Of
Boonville by Miss Calkins, Red Cross i
nurse, who found per cent Of them un-
der-weieht and 80 per cent under-nour. |
ished.
A summer resort will be built at Crys. |
tai Springs. near Eminence. There will
be cottages, tennis courts, golf grounds,
amusement park, dancing pavilion. bath |
ing beach and large lake stocked with !
game fish.
]. J. Evans. one Of the oldest engineers
Of the NJ. k. & T. Railroad, was taken
from his train to the hospital at Mokane
one day recently, where it was found
that he was suffering from hemorrhage
Of the brain.
: T.. N. Witien Of Chillicothe has been
elected national president Of the Lakes
10 Gulf Highway. F. E. Atwood Of Car.
rollton is president Of the Missouri divi
lion. Permanent headquarters were es.
lablished at Chillicothe.
A prize Of $25 is offered by the Amer.
can Automobile Club for term CORES.
ponding to ''jaywalker" for pedestrians,
which will express full measure Of ridi.
,ule and reproach for the careless driver.
rhe contest closes May Is.
Another set Of paintings for the Mis-
'ouri State Capital amounting to $45.OO0
% be executed by Frank Brangwyu, ia
nous London, artist, has been arranged
or according to report from the Capital
Decorations. Committee.
Mrs. Martin Angenmeyer, widow of the
aae superintendent Of. tho ,FoFest1 Park 1
Zoo in St. Louis, will receive $270O a
Iear salary in recognition Of her hus-
Iand's faithful and efficient service, it
vas announced Thursday.
The Stoddard County Law Enforce
nent League which met at Bloomfield
Thursday wired Attorney. General Bar.
EFT to send a prosecutor to direct the
yrand jury which will convene today to
investigate dry law violations.
A queen, to be featured in several
ongs at the athletic carnival to be held
n Moberly July 4, will be chosen soou.
committee is considering girls from
,artollton, Brunswick, Moberly, Kinks
lille, Mexico, Fayetie, Macon and Han
,ibal.
E. Lindsay Brown, farmer of Charles.
on, was placed in involuntary bank.
uptcy by the Federal Court last week.
lis liabilities were approximately $780,
90, of which the Charleston Enterprise.
.ourier estimates creditors will lose
SOC, 1000.
Vincenzo Bullar Of St. Louis, who sign.
d typewriter confession of the kid
apping of Dominick di Franco, Z years
Id, was acquitted Of the charge when it
tas found he did not understand a word
{ English. He said the police officers who m
Of him to sign the statement treated him
indy.