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The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-05-20
L. OF VI. HAS IL SORORITIES
Rush Week" and pledge Day" Are
Charmed Words for Girls.

On every university campus there are
the Greeks. both fraternities and sorori-
ties. The University of Missouri has
its sharc. with sixteen fraternities and
eleven sororities, Besides these, there are
4 number of honorary and professional
organizations bearing Greek names.
The social sororiiies on the campus
are: Kappa Kappa Gamma. established
in 1875: ri Beta Phi 1899; Kappa Alpha
Theta. 1909; Delta Gamma, 1909; Alpha
Phi. 1910: Phi Mu. 1913; Chi Omega.
1913. Chi Omega, 9l3; Alpha Delta Pi.
1918: Alpha Delta Pi. 1915; Delta Delta
Delta. 1915: Gamma Phi Beta, 1921;
and Alpha Gamma Delta, 1922.
Rush week" and matriculation go
hand in hand. and the double problem
Of enrolling in the proper classes and
filling sorority dates is a heavy one for
the new girl. But pledge day, tSatur-
day. come, finally, and the daily routine
Of college work then settles down on
everybody.
The sororities have their own homes
and house mothers, and are under both
the University date rules and their own
particular house rules. Only initiated
girls are allowed TO live in the houses,
but each sorority supervises the conduct.
living quarters and scholastic standing
of its freshmen. No girl may be initiated
into any sorority until she has made her
grades, that is to say, at least Nj stand
ing.
Pan-Hellenic Council. to which all the
sororlties send delegates, makes the
rushing rules. infiicts fines, and regulates
inier-sorcri,y business. 1t also passes
upon the name of each individual candi-
date before she may be initiated.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-05-20
SHOULD SEND
CREDITS EARLY
Propcctivc Students Urged to
Fill Out Registration
Blanks Soon.

j" bet advice ihIl cll be given To- Il
,crir in high school who intends to al.
tend the University. SAYS Frank Cham
Icrs Registrar oi the University Of Mis-
sour i T. get his registration blank in
,ari 1hi- point clnnot be ovcr-CInpha-
s,zc By doing .his both time and ;rou-
bic an be avoided. Most of the p.in-
Cirl' in ihe hi-i' school throughout the
.ia;, have registration blanks whi,h will
bc .ycn tho ,iudon: rn request. lIo~c, cr.
lcioc anything can be done toward l.
nriinG new students here. their credits
rus hly, been rccci"cd from their high
,rhol priGJipal. In order 10 hcyc these
in q lime, and thus avoid hong waits
;nd much confusion. TIE siudcnt sl,uld
dcafc c,G!y Hhcrc he = coiag. what hc
wans - take ami thea ;c!l hi, p-:lcIpl!
TO snd in hi. c:cdcn.i,ls. Oaly in this
rIlrcr can things be ma &c cas- for the
rcw clt.aHi. g. mrln, of 1 little fore
sigh the student will harc 10 ,rcad on'y
4 shrt lime On rcsi>'cTing. = very ;cdipus
iob for those vino ccmc up here unpTc-
rar,i.
II any further information is desired.
clhC than that derived from the prnci-
Ial: Of the high schools it can be pro-
curh b. writing 10 the Registrar Of the
jnicrsity. Catalogues and schedules
viii be s,nt upon request. 1t is only a
mater of doing i minimum amoun, Of
rToaraicry work and the prospective
slurni will save himself large amount
o. confusion and delay in registration.
The fall term at the University opens
August 20 and 80 TUESDAY and Wcdnes-
dcr are registration days. with class
rak starring on Thursday.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-05-20

site of the Boone County Trust Com.
pany on Broadway.
General ]. B. Johnson, Generals Crow
der, Rusk and others began their career
in Columbia while attached to the cadet
unit. Military balls were started under
Their administration as move to main
tain the esprit de corps Of the diff
fcrent units of the national organization.
They proved very popular, according to
L. u. Rollins, captain in the cadet
corps in 1874, who now lives in Co.
lumbil.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-05-20

chosen at the end Of the year. There
are usually about sixty members. The
purpose cf the org lniLaiion is To bring
together those VINO are primarily inter
cstcd in athletics. 10 create sense of
fair play and good spor,smanslip and To
promote the physical health Of the men,
bcrs. The ambition OF each member is
To make an NJ sweater and the NJ"
girls organization by making LOCO
points. During the school year many
are given. Each month a
social and every Two weeks small party
oi some Kind. Hikes, wcincr roast. cider
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-05-20
RADIO TO BE FEATURE
OF JOURNALISM WEEK
entertainment for Annual Banquet
to BE Gathered From the
Air" by Amplifiers.

: The thirteenth annual Journalism
week OF The University. MAY - to -.
VIII be characterized by radio activities.
The annual Journalism Week bauguc,
at the Daniel Boone Tavern next Fri.
day night will feature entertainment
from the air by means Of radio am
Pllhcrs. A notable program ha; been ar.
ranscd for the cniirc week.
Journalism Week has three objects: ::
First. 10 help the profession of journal.
ism IN general; second, to give journal.
Ism students a chance 10 hear and be-
come acquainted with leading journalists
OF the world; and third. to benefit the
visiting journalists from Missouri and
other states.
The School of Journalism of the
University was the first school TO
institute journalism Week. Dean
Waller Williams conceived the ide1 of
in'Iilng newspaPermcn 10 spend a week
IN Columbia in 1909. The Journalism
Week ci that year was 50 successful that
II has been continued ever since. The
speakers include editors. correspondents.
writers, and other journalists of world
fame.
The program this year will start with
Missouri Writers Guild Day Monday.
The short story. poetry, feature writing,
and other special forms of writing will
be discussed by Missourians who have
attained prominence in the literary world.
Tuesday is Advertising Day. and adyer.
iisers of importance will speak. The
Missouri Press Association will meet dur
ing the last three days Of the week. but
the meetings will be general ones TO
which the public is invited.
A feature of each Journalism Week
has always been the Journalism banquet.
One year the government of Japan fur
nished the food. decorations. and favors
for Made-in-Japan banquet. Another
year, the Hawaiian Islands furnished the
theme for the affairs, and St. Louis sup
piled Made-in-St. Louis banquet one
year. The banqueis have always been
served in the Rothwell Gymnasium.
The banquet this year will be a radio
affair, and on account of the size Of the
gymnasium it will be impossible for the
banquet to be held there. The smaller
and more compact ballroom of the Dan.
iel Boone Tavern will be the stage on
which journalism visitors will come into
contact with voices from the air.
An interesting phase of Journalism
Week is the opportunity which each
student has of becoming acquainted with
prominent visitors. Every visitor has a
personal siudcnt-guide. and student or
ganizations. frequently give social affairs
in honor Of the journalists. In this way
acquaintances are formed which often
prove valuable to the student when he
''hiis the cold world"
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-05-20
W. A. A. REQUIRES WORK !
Hikes or Making Class Team Neccs.
sary for Entrance.

Entrance to the Womans Athletic As.
sociation is obtained by making Il hun.
drcd points. These points may BE- got
ten by making a class team. Members
must attend every meeting and if ab-
sent from three meetings in succession
are dropped from membership and musi
meet the entrance requirements again 10
be re-admitted. The fees are one dollar
a year. The members are automatically
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-05-20
st. Louis Paper Uses VI. L. Stories.

Each week the Globc-Drmocrat of Si.
Louis runs short story written b. Il
University Of Missouri student The slo-
r;cs are submitted by any student who
50 desires To DIR. Il. l.. Ramsey. VIII" pa
es them on to the newspaper, if t!Icy
meet with his approval
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-05-20

Every year new honorary colonel of
the University Il. o. /. &. is elected by
the members of the corps. The honor
is always conferred upon / woman stu
dent. usually junior. The custom be
gan about the same time as the iniiil-
tion Of our annual military ball.
Military balls have been given in CO.
lumbia for practically fifty years, but
the one given at Rothwcll Gymnasium
on March 81, this year was one Of the
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-05-20

busts for the freshmen go far To make
jolly year for ". A. A. members
One Of the biggest events Of the year is
the ". A. vaudeville which all mem
bers are permitted 10 try out in.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-05-20

most brilliant and outstanding affairs of
lis kind ever given here. Gene Rode
mick's orchestra from 81. Louis was OBJ
tanned.
The custom Of giving military balls
ccnters around the Morale Act Of 1852.
providing for military chair i'll every
university of the United States. The
first ball was given in the eighties.
One of the first military balls given
in Columbia was at Garth Hall. now the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-05
XLNZLLAN HARDEN RLDICULES NEW REPARA TONS PROPOSALS

however, the German statistics just printed showing great progress in agriculture, mining and even railroad operation up to the present temporary. strike. There is progress, progress everywhere on the separations pay ments. So long as this remains true France cannot get enthusiastic.
 Attitude of U. s.
 Meanwhile there are efforts to em- broil us with the United States. The cable dispatch saying that President Harding had refused to receiver Am bassador Jusserand was so absurd that not even the most credulous be- lieved it. But it shows that we must be on our guard against excitable people who spread news even when they know 1t is false.
 The truth is the French people do not comprehend what has happened during the three months of the Washington conference. The first ca bles reported an immense success for the American policy. Now We are told that the Senate will combat the than the treaty of Versailles.
 We are told that our delegation unanswered badly and produced a bad impression. Does this explain the disagreeable tone so many Amer ican newspapers have adopted toward France? Our man In the street does not believe this and asks what is really the truth. Europe truly is groping in clouds of uncertainty. When will the sun break through?
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-05
Nv Assoo,st.d Pres.

Chicago. February 4-Ffrst church services in English in what is now the United States were held near San Francisco in 1897 by Sir Francis Drake on the first trip an English man made around the world, accord Ing to tho Newberry library here.
 Drake returned to Plymouth. his home city and starting point. in Sep tembsr of 1880. just 40 years to the month before the Pilgrim Fathers sailed from there, and five years be- fore Sir Walter Raleigh's first body of settlers put out.
 Drake was a fighting Puritan, lead ing the British fleet later in the cru cial hours against the Spanish ar- mada. and this first American church service in the English tongue was directed by the Puritan chaplain to the expedition.
 After terrific struggle to get around the end of South America, Drake had plundered the Spanish up the west coast unaware of danger, and continuing north had passed shores yet unknown to Spain. Turned back by the cold as he began to ap- proach Canada. he put into a small creek or bay on the northern side of the Golden Gate before striking out across the uncharted Pacific.
 It was on June IT, 1879, that Drake
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-05

general understanding on all subjects such as was reached in 1904 between Edward the Seventh and Deleasse.
 At the present time it looks very much as If the Geona conference will be postponed.
 The recent statement of Tchit- cherin, the Russian bolshevik foreign minister, is hardly reassuring and France is Justified Q fearing that the Genoa conference Would not recon struct Europe but would forever de- stroy what remains of the European peace treaties.
 The United States declines the Genoa conference: and what economic reconstruction is possible without the United states? The American far- mers cannot sell their wheat; the European situation is the principal cause and that is only one of hun dred examples.
 Germany has sent rather evasive answer to the separations commis- sion. Chancellor Wirth announces a financial program eight months late. Walter Rathenau becomes minister and thus big business is installed at the governments summit.
 More and more Germany turns from politics to bushes. But long ago somebody truly said that sound politics was the necessary foundation of sound business. So, if Germany after two year now gives proof of a will to pay, we will be the first to hail 1t, for the will to pay is more than anything else.
 France has read with interest.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-05
FIRST ENGLISH CHU RICH SERVICE IN U. S.
 HELD BY SIR FRANCIS DRAKE IN 1879

anchored on the California coast He landed his men on the 21st, and on the 23d. after the friendly Indians had lacerated themselves to pay the white man homage. Francis Fletcher, the chaplain records:
 This bloudie sacrifice (against our wils) being thus performed, our general, with his companie, in the presence of those strangers, fell to prayers; and by signes in lifting up our eyes and hands to heaven, sig nified unto them that God whom we did serve. and whom they ought to worship, was about; beseeching God, if 1t were Ills good pleasure. to open by some meanes their blinded eyes. that they might in due time be called to Knowledge of Him, the true and euer liuing God, and of Jesus Christ whom He hath sent, the salutation of the Gentlles.
 'Tn the time of which prayers. singing of Psalmes, and reading of certain chapters in the Bible, they sate very attentiuely; and obseruing the end of query pause, with one voice still cried, Oh, greatly rejoycing in our exercises. Yea, they tooke such pleasure in our singing of Psalmes, that whensoeuer they resorted to vs, their first request was commonly this. Gnaah. by which they intreated that we would sing"
 Drake tarried just a month, set ting sail on July 28 after naming the country New Albion. The year after the Golden Hind dropped anchor again at Plymouth, he was elected mayor of the city, and severed $40 years ago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-05
NECI-ECTED FoOD PLANT

Washington.-(Scie Service.l- The neglected tropical American 1ood plant, the pejibaye or chontaduro, IS the rival of the famous oriental date palm. and. like it, is capable. almost unaided of supporting human life. Wilson Poenoc. agricultural explorer of the department of agriculture de- clares. While Arab tribes utilize the date palm as their principal food. the aborigines of southern Costa Rica and other countries of northern South America subsist almost exclu- sively, during part of the year, upon pejibaye.
 Sugar Is the principal constituent of the date, while starch is the most important nutritive element in the pcjibale. Mir. Popenoe urges that the tree that produces this fruit be plant ed in door yards in tropical countries and he predicts that this will be the first step toward the profitable com mercialization of this fruit.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-05

George is much less enthusiastic about Genoa since it was decided to postpone the general elections in England. For the time being he does not need an issue.
 Meantime the premier's Near East srn conference has sdJaurned. There is no explanation why. Probably the viewpoints of Britain and France are still too divergent. But how can the Near Eastern problem be solved apart from all the other problems? If cer- tain nations must yield in the east. they must be compensated elsewhere.
 General Understanding.
 Tn other words, as have often in sisted, no worth while understanding Is possible between France and Great Britain unless there can be a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-05
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-05

But in tnls m O d ern world. with the states economically in- terd e D e n d e n { !, while it is unde- sirable to sup press d i f ferent folk types and attempt a to make all the human flower gardens resemble one an other, we must seek interna tional U n d e r 8 ta nding and not accent uate our differ
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-05

II d Nb AflduS tllS past wee elk again one of confu- sion. Neverthe- less c e ain clear tendencies stand out.
 The date for the conference approaches. One cannot guaran- tee that the conference will not open at the appointed time, but I think 1t quite possible it won't. Ll O y q
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-05
FORGED LOAN WILL MEAN ISSUANCE OF
 MORE PAPER MONEY
Printing of Cheap Marks Means France Will Have Less Chance of Col
 lecting Debts
By MAMMALIAN HARDEN
 Germany's Foremost Pubiioist Special Cable to The Age-Herald (COpyrlKht, 1929, by The AKe-HeraId)

Berlin, February 4.-'My country right or wrong"
 This saying has become a world menace. It was only acceptable when the world of separate political and economical states had little inter- course or commerce, each of the states arranging it's own affairs as 1t pleased. Of course. even today certain partiality toward a mother country especially when 1t is in dis tress, is quite natural.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-05
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-05
HERMAN ANSWER ]. EVASIVE, ANDRE B TARDIEU THINKS
France Is BeWiIdered by At- titude of America Toward
 Her-0utlook Is Il Very Gloomy
By ANDRE TARDIEU Former French High Commissioner to
 America Special Cable to The AEe-HeraId

(Conyright, lB22, by The Age-Herald)
 Paris, Feb. 4.-Contradictory whims rather than contradictory purposes
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-05
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-07
HROZNE zELEZNICNi NESTEsTf.
81 LIDf ZABITO A 1877 PORANENO M DRAZE
MISSOURI PACIFIC. M

Sulphur Springs, No. srpna Strojvedou& jenz zabran
by cenm rozkazd obdrzenych predesl& nepo
vsml 81 vystrazneho blokoveho signaQaa slsek byla "a
huba 81 lidskych ziyotd a poranAnf l87apsob4
80 IragsdA ud6ls u yeesa yeksk 2. Texas
posdstavajicf oceovycf Far, v DO iehkeho
okanho vlaku sesti karach draze Msso Pacific Lo
kaln vak zastav ably nabral vod kyz til rychovlak
vraz do neho cd zadu Cyri kary byy rozdrceny dve
vrzeny dol trait vysokeho naspu Tfcet mrtvych bylo
vytazeno trosek dnes vecer vice ranench poano
do nemocnic st. Louisa.
Rychovlak rizeny strojvedoucm Gennem obdrze roz-
kazy Riverside ses mil cd Sulphur Springs Panue mine
MI re tyz cetl rozkazy nepovsim 81 bokoveho auoma
sgnalu ez jsou vsude pouzvan draze Missouri Pacific
DIR. w. w. Hull, jediny lekar Sulphur Springs jenz
prvni pfispel pomoc ranenym, pravil:
Nevedel jsem, kde zacfti bylo olik mrtvych umira
cch. Kde kdo mestecku prsel pomahat Obvazal sen,
rany dvace ses obeti tech ami polovna nepozdrav
Diva ubozakd NELL zomene patere, JIM rozristene 1dy
lebky.
Za hodinu pd JIM ekari zaca prijizdei do pdlnoci
NELL jsme mst6 osmnact ekarG as dvace oserovatee
st. Louisa: Zavazadlovych kar konecne obycejnych
osobnich voz1 pouzivai sme nemocncni wardy.'
Pomocne vaky St. Lousu odvezli tam ran6ne dnes.
Tea vetsiny mrvch rovnez poana do St. Lous Vsechny
obe katasrofy byly okanm vlaku krone strovedouc
no a topice rychlovlaku.
Zvlaste tragcky byl osud rodiny Degania-ovy St.
Louisu jeji sesti cen pet byo mse zabo oec "a
past Sc smrti jedne st st-louisskych nemdcnc.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-07
D0LEzITA KONFERENCE V L0NDYNE.
SUCASTNf Sc j HLA LAVNf SPOJENEC-
KE MOCNOSTI.
PRVNl OTAZKOU BUDE VYMAHANf VALEC-
NYCH NAHRAD Cd NEMECKA.

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dyne dnes vecer zahaen zejsi konference ez slbuje
byt tou nejdGezitejsi cd uzavreni miru
Bezprosrednim bodem jednani bude otazka valecnych
note orda Bafoura mnueho tydne mezispojenecke
duzenos oazka tato nemdze byt vymuta ednani nebot
vyrozumva ze francouzsky premier Poncare pnaA do
Londyna plan zmenseni nemeckych nahrad skrtne Vel
ka Brane duh jimz jest il povinnovana Francie. Tomu
vsak pomou dobu nen nakloneno verene mn6nf An
gill Ma vaecne nahrady pohlizi jako pohedavku vel
mi pochybnou mimo uznava vseobecne sevenfm
francouzskeho duhu Velka Brane zrata by posledn
Zbrah jz vyvozovani natlaku Franc veci od
zbroeni jinych otazek jez molly pfc deam Veke
Britane.
Situace jest dale komplkovana ultmatem France doru
cenym Nemecku Will nezapacenym narokdm jeff pfsusn
kI nez Nemecko mek pdves sobotu $9 0O0 Fran
cie nafidla odvAden spatek duhy ez
francouzsi prislunici povnnova pfislunkim Nemecka
pred vakou rovnez spatky nemecky majetek jenz by
sekvestrovan Francii Tento maeek zahrnue Willy stat
ky, umelecke sbirky pod
Dopisovatel amerckeho Sdruzeneho tku jenz provazc
francouzskou delegac Parze do Londyna prav ze
rozsreni spojeneckeho dohedu mad n6meckym finance
NIL Nenf tim mneno aby spojenech zasupci primo ko
,lektovs3k m
veci vydavan paprovych penez rovnez by rozhodova
|n6rneckem rozpottu
Celkem jest malo nadee ze konference bude spesnou
acko uznava vzhledem rychemu kesan marky jez
hroz strhnouti Nemecko droven Rakouska Ruska,
vstala stuace, jez vyzaduje energcke kroky.
Parfz, 6. srpna. - Reparacn komse hlasy proti
zamta resouci die n byo by ud6leno moratorium Nemec
ku az do konce tohoto vec vaecnych nahrad p
nez zamnut byl navrh Nemecka pat So 900 mescre
ma jeho predvalecny duh.
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nj koms Jedne zastupce Veke Britane hlasova r"o
souci Zaroven ustanova komse odozti vsechno das
jednani az po londynske konferenci.