The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-12-01
DEDICATIONS
GIVEN MARK
OF SIMPLICITY
Many Relatives of NJ. L. He
roes Witness Laying Of
Memorial Union Build
ing Cornerstone.
RIECER MAKES ADDRESS
Numerous Records and Biogra-
phies of 90 Men Killed
in World War, Put
in Vault.


The simple ceremony ihai marked the
lsying Of the cornerstone Of the Uni
verify Of Missouri Memorial Union
Building yesterday ~as witnessed by the
parents and relatives Of many grsduses
and former Students Of the University
who lost their lives IN the World War
and whose names this building will com
memora;e.
During the ceremony no outward signs
u eriaion were shown. but the faces Of
seyrsl mothers, standing near the plat
form, betrayed the struggle that was
going on within them. Evidently, Col.
J. E. Rieger, who made the memorial
address, foIesaW this when he chose TO
speak on the vslOr Of the American sol
der in general, and the Missouri war
riors in particular, rather than cOnfining
his speech to these ninety-eighi men Of
Missouri University 10 whom this Mem
orial Building Was dedicated.
The folIowing is complete liz, Of
graduates and former students Of the
University Of Missouri who died in the
World War. and whose names the mem
onsl building viii immorslze:
Henry Arends, Quincy, H.; Aaron c.
Arline, Cameron, Mo-; David Banks,
Raines, Tenn; Theodore Bazan, Mob
erly; David Blackburn, Blackburn. Mo-;
John Black, Montreal, Canada: William
Boone, St. Louis; Wade Boots, PALMYRA;
Lloyd Boutwell,, Hamilton, No.; Leon
Briggs, Joplin; Sanford Brown, Kansas
Cny; ". G. Brown, Lexington, Va;
Lawrence Capehart, JeffersonSille. Ind;
Roy Carr, lockwood, No.; Joe Challis,
Columbia: Joseph p Chamberlain.
Murphysburo, Ill; II. K. Clay, Jr.,
For Worth, Tex: Dsyid Cole, Dove,
No; Josiah Collins, Bethany; Amos
Colman. DeSoto; Paul CorriVesu, Con
cord, n. H.; Rolla W. Darling, Van.
dslia; Murray Davis, Kansas CHy; Gle
meni Dickinson, Clinton.
Charles Dickinson, Linton, Mo-;
John DonnohGe, Appleton City; Ben
Jsmin Drain, Shelbyville; Lee Eads,
Hamilton, Mo-; Leonidas Ellis, Prince
ton, No.; Ivan Epperson, Macon, Mo-;
Poe Ewing, Grant City.
Clinton Ferry, Sheldon, No.; William
Franklin, Eldon, Mo-; Charles Cslbraith,
Platte City; Robert NJ. Graham, Min
cola; James Gray, Mapyille; Laurence
Cray. Carthage; Earl Croesbeck, Fair
fax, No.; James Harris, St. Louis; Wen
dell Hay, Elgin, ILL.,; Ledley Hickerson,
Wellsyille; Henry Hickman, Golden
Ciry.
Marvin Hillyard, St. Joseph; Victor
Hunt, Ottawa, Kan; Harold Hutter,
Warren, Pa; Harley Hyde, Columbia;
George Irion, Mexico, No.; Robert Ir-
vine, Wilmeite, ILL.,; Charles Jackson,
Kansas City; John Jewell, Springfield,
Mo-; Hay Karls, Jasper, Mo.
Hawthorne keyser, Columbia; David
Killam, Grove, Okla; Floyd Lake, Co
lumbis; Franklin Leyher, Rockville,
Mo-; Clinton Msrshe, Holt, Mo-; Frank
Mathews, St. Louis; Charles May, Sc
dalia; Herbert Meier, California, No.;
Charles F. Montgomery, Greenfield,
No.; Jerome Moore, Columbia; Clinton
Moss, Kanss. City; Charles McCoun,
Kansas City; Clarence Peoples, Corder.
Alva Pickett, Trenton; Joseph Henry
Pierson; James Reid, Pueblo, Colo; Her
bert Richey, ST. Louis; David NJ. Rob
erson, Doniphan; Thomas Roth, ST.
Louis; Loyich Rucker, Brunswick; Lloyd
c. Ruggles, Monett.
Joseph Sanborn, Kansas Chy; Robert
Scott, Lees Summit; Guy Seldom, St.
Louis; William Guy Shannon, Louis
lana, No.; Irwin II. Shaw, Ava, No.;
James Simpkins, Missoula, Mont; James
Simpson, Kansas City; John Sloan, Kan
sas City; Frank Stauyer, New Hamp-
ton, Mo-; Lawrence Stewart, Columbia;
Dale S;epp, Trenton.
julius o. stipp, Moberly; Belpo
Street, Clark; John II. Taylor, Chilli
cothe; George Thomasson, Frederick
town, Mo-; Robert Thurman, Joplin;
Robert Walker, Columbia; W. T. Wasel,
Auxyasse; Lawrence Webster, Kirk
wood; Henry Williams, ST. Louis; Cecil
White, Upton; Carlyle Wilson, Beth
any; Jacob Young, Queen City, Mo.
The sealed copper box that was de-
posted within the cornerstone contains
the following records:
Individual biographies Of the ninety.
eight graduates and former students Of
the University Of Missouri who died in
the World War; final war report Of
Gen. John J. Pershing, issued by the
government printing office in 1919; cat
alog Of the University Of Missouri for