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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-04-12

NOTICE TO AUTO DRIVERS
Notice is hereby given that the traf
fic laws affecting speeding, parking
and cutting corners will be strictly
enforced from this time on.
GRANT ROBBINS,
Chief of Police.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-04-12
NOTICE TO Alto DRIVERS

kill his squirrels and coyotes.
J. 3. G..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-03
Roland Park Lot

One OF the incest lots on Noble
Avenue, near car line. only $500 for
Immediate sale. Call Mr.. Dodson.
Madison 1857.
MooREFlELD G. BLAKE, INC.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-03
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
THESE APARTMENTS ARE AVAIL
ABLE AT ONCE
AVALON APARTMENT. lOi North
Harvie Street
No. 9. third floor. north side.
front rooms and bath. 5000
BELMONT APARTMENTS, ITO North
Boulevard
No: l.. first floor. south side.
front. rooms ana BATH. 1900
No: Is. third floor. south side.
front. rooms and bath 1900
NO u. basement, ) rooms and
DATA ...-.--........ $3.50
DAKOTA APARTMENTS. 25 North
Third floor. north side. front.
% rooms and bath. ....... 1000
First floor. south side. front.
% rooms and bath. .... 1000
Third floor, rear. sleeping
porch. rooms and bath. 80. 1000
GERARD APARTMENTS. 262O West
First floor. east side. rear.
>. rooms and bath. ..... 1000
Second eoa noor east side. rear,
Third floor, east side. rear.
rooms and bath. 5000
MILFORD APARTMENTS. lIOs West
Grace Street
No. B. first floor. east side.
rear. = rooms and bath. -. 5000
MARION COURT APARTMENTS. lloa
No. 2. first floor. west side,
front, b rooms and bath $500
No. 10. third floor. west side,
front. 5 rooms and bath. 1900
RYLAND COURT APARTMENTS
1909 West Grace Street
No. II. first floor. east side,
rear. . rooms and bath. 800. 1000
No. Is, first floor. west side,
rear. rooms and bath. " 5000
No 10. second floor, west side,
rear. , rooms and bath. .... $500
No. Il. second floor. east Side,
rear. rooms and bath. $50. $500
WELLESLEY APARTMENTS. 1918
Park Avenue
No. Q. third floor, east side
rooms and bath. $500
No. 304 West Grace Street
rooms and bath, .......... 1000
]. D. Carnival e. SONS.
IL North Ninth
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-21
Oct amerifanIfe
Reoninosarbeioe

SanbelsminiIter Sooper erfl9rcr
/ fin Rapport til Breiibent Sarbin9,
at bet Mrbeioe, Iom er uofsrt al Den
cmerifanife Observation-Disclosures i
Mlislanb "bar bentmet be itsrIte aa'
iaitrofer, iom fllgte paa 8eroenS'
frtgen."
"llben bette Irbetbe pilbe," be.
Ger oct pibere, "mange WeiIioner
Wenreifer pGret iultet libel oe an.
ore Wiuioner omfommet unber De
reiulterenoe uroligbeoer % epioe'
mier."
Situationen / &uslmt6 er nj,
tra9t unber 8ontrol, berettes Der
oloere, og loper meeet bebre eftec
Snobeitninsen, flint Der, lisespl'
Sigt bpab Helultatet at Snbbeitnin.
cen bIir, ianoipnIigpis bill opitaa
Gpb os Mangel paa Seunetsmioler
eaa enfelte Steoer biit os Der iom
Selee al baarlise Siitribuerinss'
mibler.
Happorten er Tim torelebig; men
Sanoelsminiiteren Tiger. at ban ino.
ienoer oen, ba Sen af &onsresien
gipne Ipnoiebeb I'll 8riIg at o.
Sorene6e Staters &ornforporations
Iioler til at afbiGlpe Siinsersns.
ben / Il,slan6 ublcb ben lite Suli.
Senere piI en- fuloitGnoig &apport
Hipe gipet.
Iso~bi9lpsfommisiionen bar fisbt
opIpier S~anbelsminiiter Soouer,
giennem &ornforporationen 90 moo.
taaet fra Observation-Disclosures fSls
qenbe Sorraao, bporaf n9iten alt tr
blepet afbGnbet til Nsbbi9lpSaomt-
riItrationen: 24S,4tS Cons WaiS.
92,S41 Cons Maisgrpn, 4t,12o
Cons Speoe, 2t,074 Cons Slug,
1856 Cons f~onoenieret Melf o.
3,4OO Cons meoicinife Sorraao =
icIt 428,449 Cons.
9esuoen bar Sen amerifanife
Observation-Disclosures for egelt
Mesning % eiennenl anbre Srgani.
i%ationer afIenbt S60.430 Cons
&cr,t, Wel, Welf, Suffer, Rebici'
rer, &laoer, oip.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-21
banoelsbalancen.

Sfelse en- al SanbeIsbepartemen
tci / @aibinston Sirsbag ~ofientli5.
elort Happort belsb Smoelsbalan'
cen ! Sapsr al De Sor. Stater Den
3Ote S,tni iig/til $1,162, 100000,
tn Geogang al npiten $2,OO0,OO0,.
coo Iaumenlignet me1 Sanoelsba'
lmtcen / Dor Sapsr famine Cato
Garet foruo.
~llbisrielen belsb Jig | Siifalaaret
til So, 77O,OO0,O0O oe Snbfsrielen
I'll $2,60S 100000 moo benbolbspis
$6,5t6,0OO,O0O % $3,645.O00,0OC
Iaret forub.
~llofsrielen / sunni Maaneo belso
i:s til $4,000 900 og S~noisrielcu
I'll $3.50, 100000 moo benboIbsols
1897, 900 o9 $1S6,OO0,OO0 |
sunni 1921.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-21

tilbase til Raris, % ibas euer imor.
gen (Srebae) bill Den operlepere fin
Rapport til neutrality-suspicious..
Sfient aomiteens Weblemmer IN
tet o~fficielt bar ubtalt, pibes BET, of
ct Slertal al benz or oberbeotit ON,
at ct Woratorirm paa 70 Iar eler
mere for De fortante Ifbrags @eb-
fommenoe er Den enelte 2ssnine al
ben nuberenoe finanitene Strife /
SpflanS, % ielp ont Srbet Wora.
tortum maa'fe life bill BIZ brrst /
beres Happort, iaa er BET ireen Spil
ON, at &omiteens Weblemmer enfelt-
biz bill unberrette fine reipeftioe 0ele'
CATER / NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ON
9sbpenbiebeoen al at tilitaa Sp'f-
lamb eft lengere BuIterum. aomi-
teens frantic Weolem er ben eneite,
iom er imob Woratorium, men Oct
formooes, at ban alIieepel bill unoer'
tesne &apporten, Tom uoelllffenoe er
al tefniif Dirt.
6lertanet al WebIemmerne er efter
fine Stubier | Berlin operbepiit ON,
at ben tpife Eeeiering bar giort ct
GrIis % opristiet Sorisg paa at
eiennemfsre oe 9ubgetreformer %
andre &rap, iom @ritatningsfommiS'
iionen bar iremiat, og mar bette life
belt err lpffebes, iaa ifplbes Set Ont
itpnoigbeber, Tom Den tpife &egiering
life fon raabe for. Oct bill Dog bore
muligt of bolancere Oct tp'fe Budget
ON ganife faa Waaneocr, bpis ct
Woratorium tilitaaes, men bette meo
Woratorium b9neer altlaa uoeluf'
fenoe paa Sranfris.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. blep |
Wanbags unoerrettet ON, at Sp'f'
lamb bopoe beponeret | pisie oerttl
anpiite Banter 80 Willioner Cub
mart ~ubgisrenbe set Ifbrag, iom bar
forfalben Den 15be Slli. Sette til
liaenteo IS Winioner / Iarer, ION
Spiflanb bapbe leperet / iioIte Wfaa:
neo uoaisr so Niaioner.
Set brittle Weblem al @rItat'
ningsfomlmisiiouen Cir Sohn grao'
burn er netop / bisie Gage biernlne
9onbon, mtagelig for at fcrbanole
meb 3lopb George % De andre &abi'
netsneolenmer ON Ell Itor Elan on
aaaerloe @ftergibelie al Jranfrigs
ariesgiGlo til Gnglanb % Geouttior
al Sen iomleoe tpife Gritatnillgsgi9lr
fra 10000 iii $4,000 Miaioner
8ulomarf. Gen brittle &egierinl
Isaer MI of filtbe no, buoroan Wtor'
aan.&omiteen pil itiae iig til Spers'
maalet ON et fort 2aall til SpiflanS
i SiIiGloe be %opennGpnte Slaner fan
giennemfsres. Oct antages, at San'
fierfomiteen / bette Silf9lbe piloe
bore pilig til eiebliffelig after al
families | Yaris.
ct Telegram fra Iaris beretter,
at set / Firsbags artpoeoes | oerp9'
renbe oificiele &reoie, at eft Wsoe at
oe alierebe Hremierminiitre ON en-
l1ae ener to bill bli bolot, mliligens
en- itaIienif 9p, for at orefte Grltat'
ningSipsrgsmaalet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-21
Sathendus moreere.

Se to Wonarfiiter, iom ct. Sons
oaa mprbebe Den tpife uoenrigsminl.
tier Or. Ratbenau, Sermam 5iicber
oa grruin aerr, eubte Wanoag &pelo
fine Gage paa Ell nleget orartatllt
Maaoe. Stettet % hiulpet al morlar'
fife Genner / 9apern bap0e De llaaet
fla neo / Den gontle 8uin al Saalecf
Slot HGrbebeu al BAD aoeIen,
bpor 8olitiet bapoe opbagct Dem etter
en- bel Waanebs SSagt paa Dem. "a
De opoageoe, at De bar pmrlnget al
Wsasier al Ioliti paa ale Scatter, og
at 6orieg poa 8Illgt bar faafGngt,
freb be op / SlotsruinenS Saarn, og
Den enc al Dem raobtc: "@i bsr for
bore Ssoealer!" - "2Gnee lepe aap-
tein G~rbarot!" raabte ben anoen.
Sermeo foripanot De.
Wen ibet Yolitiet ipr9ngte Seren
til Saarnet, LOO TO Sflto, o9 De TO
unae M9no ianbtes bcenoe. 9egge
bar ifubt eiennem Sopeoet.
Set bar TO Surilter, lom baboe op'
oaaet Ioroernes S~ilbolosIteo %
braate geifeo berom til Sale Sslt'
baa. Set bar fra Golitiets Sioe uo'
lopet Ell 9elpnnillg paa TO Iiaioner
Warf for oeres Gaagribelie, en- ge-
lsnnina, iom etbel tplfe @laoe poer-
Iinrre hnpSe edct me6 Ell balp WiQion
Marf.
Set bar en- monarfiIf Sfribent,
Or. Stein, iom baooe initaGeret De to
@orbere / ben gamle Slotsriiltl.
Or. Stein err arreiteret.
Strar efterat Ioroerne banoe 'firnt
Tia, inbfanot Ger iig en- "llnoiGtnt1gS'
expedition" ira Niincben neo to tal'
life Sas, SorflGbninger, Senge 0. I. b.
/ set 9Grinbe at biPlpe Nloroerne
oper @r9nien til G5efo.S lopafiet.
Be meotsrte ogiaa Ell Ytitralisie og
Nepolpere meo tilbsrenoe Inlmuml-
ton. Sele @rpebitionen blep are
iteret.
Se TO Woroere = og Selpmproere
= bar llnge Warineleitnanter, og
beaae bar nnber arigen pmboro paa
ben berpateoe tpife u.gaab, iom ifiso
bet brittle Soipitalsifib "Slmooper
Cattle" iiGnt % efterpaa mproeoe De
@aano os 9pinber. iom insmmeoe
Norffettes paa gtse 4. -
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-21
Opsipet Grpeoition.

SisIae ct Telegram fra Sonoon,
til 9Iaoet "Eublic 2ebger" / Hbila'
Celpbia bar Dem Expedition, icnt
rar uoienot meb Oct Sormaal at be.
itiee Wount Gpereit, 8eroens bsie'
iie SieIbtop, maattet opeipe 5oriD'
get paa @runb at ct Sfrcb, bpori
ipp gGrere bIep b~egrapet. Ere at
grpeoitionens Weolemmer, 6. g.
Malorp, &. 8. Someruel % s. ".
CRAWFORD reobeoe meo Rsb % nep.
pc 2ipet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-21
Sper Oliebrane.

sra @eaumount, Ser, berettcs.
Of fire Itore Slietonfer. iom por bic
pet mtpnSt al 9pnet, or inloltGn
bla nebbrpnot. Sanfcrnc eleoeH AZ
WuanoIia petroleum Scmpailp.
hpiS Cab a~nilaaeS Ill beninloo
100000. Smtrent 100000
Barrels %Siitiaeret> Ole sit OF ?
Srler.
Sper 200 Nrbeioere fiGntpeoe !
cper 10 Elmer moo Slammerne toc
a, biuorc oiSie ira at ipreSe 10.
SSemti al benz bapbe r9r far Siptt
til, ba en- al Sanfenc foste cper. OF
Ell Slpm al Slo bolSt paa OF ON.
rinee benz. $
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-21

Heaierineens oe GreiibentenS
SeitrGbelier bar | beune Glib iaa
rbeIuffenbe p9ret rettet paa at faa
en- Oronins al alilltreifen iitono, at
rberlieere Sorisg paa of faa Sern-
baucitreifen biIagt miolertibig bar
maattet titles i 8ero.
Soab geitutnins &eeerineen ben
ne Sag angodeitbe euentuelt maatte
fatte, afb9neer nafentlis af, boor.
Can Situationen ubuifler fig / 80.
bet al De n9rmeite faa Sase. Ser
uotaIeS imiblertib Saab ON, at be:
life bill bli ~nsopenbist at gribe til
craitiife Wibler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-21
Paelform.

Sra @orfoIf, Ieb., berettes, at
cen forfrroelieite Saslitorm i
Manbsminbe forriec Ssnoag Der.
ieoe Yierce Golntfp, Rebraifu, 90
Iosbe fore aseritrefnineer fulo.
it9nbie poe. @n aprreipcnbent,
lpm efter Stcrnten eiennemreiitc
Gtormitreset, anilaar oen auretteoa
Sfabe til melem 100000 % 75O,.
600 Dollars.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-21

flerebe, fsr be git, at be bar ptl.
lts til at ~efterfomme Br9iibentens
Spiororins % eienoptase Driften.
f6rubiat, at Be earantereoes @esie.
rinsens geifpttelie % fan faa bpret
cilige I~rbeioere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-21
Neutrality-suspicious.

Zen alierebe @arantifomite, Tom
@ngere Sib bar opbolot fig i Ser.
u Tor at itlbere ben iinaniieqe 81.
so'lon | Tpiflanb, penSte | Manbass
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-21
@ ufred.

o.aunfereneen enbnn iliue. Gms.
irrnc furcilaar cit up Blam-@pSe
,ISiistcr for Wuraturinm for Sgif'
lamb. = &atbenaus WurOere %
Srres ~bramatiifc GnScligt. - Sc
MIN haabe bpo Oh lcpenoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-21
PSe garaans.

fle rta NerS,
resieret 9atie,'
baoOe bort Snj
pa .@ranmoioTn,p,,'
sois life SrSerr,,
at oct oor eri
tit ban en- 9orS,
mote, til ct NJ
og efter en- Inn
fin Gatient ]
flot %iammlqn fIsI
III, hborIpSos III
b%eIbrcOet ID
poe ban tient \
Fo o!@ anbefolna]
tilbage til SieST1
isien %berbiemnl
P aae 8urnoom]
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-21
norge$.brev.

lliifferbeo / bet pplitiife 2ip. -
lloenrigsminiiter &Gitaos vi.
gang. = 9ommuniiterne piicr
Senber. - Be e~uinoelige Sraf.
tatnani feligbeScr. Efunomiifc
Sprbolo. - &isbpinnbets Iab.
ming. Norses SunSelags
2anosmsoe. = Sprositrioen. =
Sagen &Gitab-Nus @ust.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-21

Gorrettes paa stse &.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-21

Gortfrttes pda stoe q
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-03-13
WHICH WAY ARE YOU HEADED?

Every teacher moves either forward OF
toward the Educational scrap heap. Last
year the mos, progressive employers in
forty,four states and three foreign coun-
tries asked us for 1000 Progressive teach
ers to fill positions from Kindergarten to
State University. Our Tenth Year o.
recommending only when asked to do 50
by employers. This is why discriminate
ing employers use Or Service when they
need teachers. 1t is the only professional
way.
= No enrolment fee. Commission pay.
able out Of first and second months sal.
ary. Ask for copy Of Stepping Uprdrd
It's Freei
THE WESTERN REFERENCE &
BOND ASSOCIATION.
358 Journal Building,
Kansas City, Missouri.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-03-13
In the Field of Sport
KANSAS TELLS Why
SHE KON'T PLAY FOL
TITLE IN BASKETBALL

There will be no post-season game be.
tween Kansas and Missouri to decide the
Missouri Valley basketball champion.
ship. Kansas is apparently content with
having gained a tie.
Chancellor E. II. lindley. president
OF the Kansas athletic board, has made
the following statement Of the boards
reason for declining the invitation from
Missouri officials:
The athletic board of the University
Of Kansas voted to decline the invitation
OF the University of Missouri for a post
season game in basketball. While we
recognize the fine spirit Of rivalry which
animates the University of Missouri, yet
there are other important considerations
involved in which We are sure the Mis-.
souri, authorities will concur. We have
kept in mind the fundamental that the
university does moi exist for athletics.
Athletics are I o be fostered as an i'm
poftant contribution to a broad educa.
ton only when kept within reasonable
bounds.
1T was on the basis Of this principle
that we recently refused to consider
sending the basketball team to the ma.
fional collegiate tournament at Indian
apolis. -
"The basketball season consisting of
eighteen games is closed. 1t has been
long and arduous enough. Track is 20
entitled to attention, thus giving another
group Of ethletes their chance. The rival
~ Of Kansas and Missouri will find
adequate expression in the Convention
hall meet next Friday evening, when the
Two track squads meet.
I'VE will play Missouri in basketball
next year. We have every confidence
that our team will again represent Kan
sss most worthily.
Il Meanwhile the University Of Kansas
ard Of Missouri are primarily ednca-
tional institutions"
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-03-13
SPECIAL AND LEGAL NOTICES
Continued from preceding column
RuSTEE SALE.

Whereas Guy T. Felty and Matte A,
Felty, his wife, by their certain deed Of
trust dated tho 9TH day Of October.
1919, recorded in Book No. 143, at page
289, Deed Of Trust records Of Boone
County, Missouri, conveyed to the under
signed trustee the following described
real estate, situated in the County Of
Boone and State Of Missouri, to-wit:
Lot Number Nine in Mathews sub
division of Lots Number One to Fourteen,
inclusive, in Swallows Addition to the
City of Columbia, Missouri, except thirty
feet of Of the East end thereof, in trus,
to secure the payment Of a certain promis'
sorry note in said deed Of trust fully de-
scribed; said deed Of trust is subject,
however, to a prior deed Of trust Of st.
$4,000;
And, whereas default has been made
in the payment Of said note;
And, whereas l have been requested
by tho legal holder of said note to exer.
else the power Of sale in me vested by
said deed of trust;
Now therefore, notice IS hereby given
that in pursuance of the power vested in
me by said deed Of trust, and in keeping
with the request Of the legal holder Of
said note, / will on Monday, the 3rd
day Of April, 1922, between the hours
Of nine O'Clock in the forenoon and five
o'clock in the afternoon of said day, al
the South front door Of the Court House,
in the City Of Columbia, Boone County,
Missouri, sell the above described real
estate at public auction for cash, to the
highest bidder to satisfy said note, in
terest thereon and the cost Of executing
this trust.
W. H. SAPP, Trustee.
(Last insertion April u
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-03-13
BROWNING IS VALLEYS
CHAMPION GOAL THROWER
John knight Ranks Second With ~
Baskets to His Credit-BOnd
Has Leading Points.

Arthur Bun" Browning is the cham
pion field goal thrower of the Missouri
Valley Conference. His total Of 81
hampers is better by two than any other
in the Conference. John knight of the
Tiger tribe is a close second with 79
baskets. Rody of Kansas, Payseur of
Drake and Bond Of Missouri are the
leading point men Of the Valley in the
order named mo - 1iis-3J5-' drs
In as much as Browning played 6l3
minutes Of the season, he is credited with
making .l28 goals per minute. Knight
leads in this respect with .l48 goals a
minute. George Bonds average from
the foul line is ST. per cent.
The Missouri team averaged 1914
points a game to the opponents 23-l-4.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-03-13
FORMER TIGERS
DEFEAT c,
Lowe & Campbells, With Three
Former M. u. Stars, Win
National Title.

Playing the Missouri style of basket.
ball and with three former Tiger stars
in the lineup. the Lowe & Campbell
team Of Kansas City defeated the hiiher.
to invincible K. c. A. c. quintet Satur.
day night in the A. A. U. basketball
tournament and won the national cham.
pionship. =
The K. C., A. c. aggregation, winners
of the title last year. was completely
crushed. The score was az to %. A
team OF great individual stars, they were
bewildered by the dazzling floor work
and brilliant team play Of the former
Missourians. 1t was a complete vindi.
cation, if one were needed, for the style
Of play developed in .Rothwcll Cymna.
SUM.
The three former Tigers on the new
national champions are George and Fred
Williams and George Browning. Phil
Scott is also a member Of the squad but
did not break into the final game Of the
national tournament.
Browning and George Williams, mem.
bers Of last years Valley champions,
were placed on the All-American team
chosen by the Kansas City Star and on
either the first or second teams of the
selections made by the various officials.
Fred Williams also received votes for
a berth on the second team.
The Star calls Browning ~the great
little captain of the victors." and gives
him credit for stopping Singer. the K.
c. A. c. scoring star. OF George Will
liams the Star says:
The K. c. A. c. defense found itself
utterly unable to stop George Williams,
the tall center. who counted goal after
goal, some from almost unbelievable an
giles. Fouls were committed in attempt.
ing to halt his scoring near the basket.
Toward the latter. part Of the contest he
dribbled right through the K. c. A. c.
team for a goal"
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-03-13
VARIED METHODIST PROGRAM
Students Have Many Services
Need for Church Emphasized.

Students Have Many Services
Need for Church Emphasized.
by the grace of Cod Missouri shall
not be behind" said W. H. Rusk yester.
day morning at the Broadway Methods,
Church at the opening services Of the
Sunday school which was conducted BY
the Mems Bible class. Ed. Mcdonald,
teacher of the class presided. Mr.. Rusk
has just returned from a visit at the
University of Illinois and told Of the
Wesley Foundation there.
During the year 1921" said Mr.,
Rusk, "l027 regular scheduled meetings
with 66y652 in attendance were held in
the Social Center building. The visitor.
record for the year contains 6,68l
Names"
President David Kinley Of the Uni
versity Of Illinois says; Il thank Cod
that the Methodists Of Illinois have done
this. They have served God in a larger
measure and in more ways han they real.
ize."
We must not get discouraged il We
do not raise all the money necessary to
build the Missouri Methodist Founda
ton in the two weeks Of our campaign"
said Dean F. B. Mumford, in a four.
minute speech yesterday morning at thu
Broadway Methodist Church.
Three hundred years were required
for the building Of the Rheims cathedral
in France, and fifteen years for the build.
ing Of the cathedral in New York, which
is the finest and largest in this country.
We will build the right kind Of a church
in Columbia if it takes 800 years." he
said.
I'VE have at Columbia the greatest op-
%portunity existing in Missouri for devel.
oping q democratic model church both
in membership and in organization.
There is no other place in Missouri OF
in the United States where the interests
of the poorly educated, and the educated,
the old and the young, the rich and the
poor come together as they do in Colum.
bia. or where there is the opportunity to
develop a democrat church, as We have
here"
american Rhapsody" by Yon, played
by Prof. II. H. Loudenback, was the mos,
inspiring number on the program given
by the Broadway Methodist church choir
last evening at the church beforei a
packed house.
]. H. Aydelotte, who presided at the
service, said that the choir is a volun.
tary organization with a constitution.
made up Of twenty regular members. For.
ty special numbers and anthems have
been rendered since September l.
PRAYER is offered before each service"
he said. 'The success Of the choir is
due to the leader, Mr.. L~oudenback."
Sixty members Of the order Of De Mo-
Law attended this service in a body in
commemoration Of the death Of the
founder of the order.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-03-13
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Stephens Junior College, Columbia.
Mo-, will receive bids until noon Fn.
day, March II, 1922, for erection Of Sci
ence Hall, and for plumbing, heating and
wiring in same. The College does moi
bind itself to accept lowest or any bid.
Application for plans and specification
to be made to Business Office Of College.
or to the Architects, Jameson 4 Spearl,
lilo Arcade Building, St. Louis, Mo
Deposit required $500 to be repaid on
return Of drawings and specifications and
receipt Of bona 6de bid.
II. s. WALTER,
Sec. Stephens College,
Columbia, Mo.
(2-A7.9l1.l3)
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-03-13

The Columbia Evening Missourian is
authorized to nnoun Robert H. Gray
AS { candidate for the Office Of county
clerk Of Boone County, subject to the
action Of the Democratic primary, Tues
day, August l.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-03-13
NEW EXAMINATION PLAN
PROVIDES FOR z DAYS
Change Made From 4-Day System
So No One Will Have More
Than 2 Quizzes Daily.

A new final examination schedule
which will 60 into effect this term, was
adopted by the University faculty at its
meeting Thursday afternoon. The SEIZED.
ule, as submitted by Prof. F. F. Steph.
ems, chairman Of the schedule committee,
provides for seven days for the examine.
tons, beginning on Saturday, April Is,
and ending Saturday, April q. The
change from the four-day system was
made so that no student would have to
take more than two examinations in one
day.
The schedule as adopted by the fac.
ulty is as follows:
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-03-13

The Columbia Evening Missourian is
authorized to James R. Jordan
as a candidate for the Office Of clerk Of
the Boone County Cifcuit Court, sub
ject to the action Of the Democratic pri-
mary, Tuesday, August l.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-03-13
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
DISCHARGE

Notice is hereby given to the creditors
Of S. S. Dysart that on Monday, the
10Th day Of April, 1922 At the opening
Of our or as soon thereafter - coun'
sci, can be heard, the underlined -
signee shall apply to the Circuit Cour'
Of Boone County, Missouri for 4 dis
charge from its trust IS assignee Of 5
S. Dysart.
BOONE COUNTY TRUST COMPANY.
By S. F. CONLEY. Secretary
(Last insertion March 24.)
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-03-13
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
COUNTY CLERK

The Columbia Evening Missourian is
authorized to c. W. Davis as
q candidate for reelection to the Ofice
Of clerk Of the Boone County Court, sub
ject to the action Of the Democratic pri-
mary, Tuesday, August l.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-03-13
CIRCUIT CLERK.

The Columbia Evening Missourian is
authorized to announce ]. c. Hall as
candidate for the Office Of clerk Of the
Circuit Court, subject to the action of
the Democratic primary, Tuesday. August