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THE COLUMBIA -EV
SKtHIRTEENTHYEAR
ENTNO MTS
' -" -- '.K
SOURIAN
NATIONS NAME
F HYMANS FOR
LEAGUE HEAD
fjul Hymans. Former Belgian
; Premier, Elected President
at First Formal
" Assembly.
jDVER 100 DELEGATES
Premier Malta ot Switzerland
Expects United States to
Join League
Sooii.
VE FACTS ABOUT ASSEMBLY
J, Wd Ttm.
Flacc U-eneva, Switzerland, seat
of the League.
Time ovenber 15.
Xeaifccr of ruiirns to be represent.
rf-SS.
Number of delegates Not more
tiijl.3 for each nicmlVr-state, or not
atorclhaa 165 for all.
Naalxr ot delegates with power
i 20 Tote jo.
' In grneraL decisions of the Assem
bly must be by unanimous Vote, but
i ratlin important nutter may be
decided by a mere majority or by
i nto-thirds majority. "
; President o er M. Paul Ilymans
"f Be'i-ra. or Sior Quinones de
'- Leon i S-pa-n.
t 5ec-r;ir -Central Sir Eric Drum
s mond d England. '
COLUMBIA, MISSOURI, MONDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1920
' ' 4..
FOUR O'CLOCK EDITION
OFFICIAL PARTIC1PASTS IS FIRST LEACVE MEETIXC "
-Argentina
Canada
Braril
Cuba
Greece
Japan
Tanaua
Poland
Siara
Uruguay
Belgium
Auitralia
Chili
Ciecho-Slovaku
Guatemala
libei ia
Paraguay
Portugal
Spain
Venourli "
Boliua
India -
South Africa
Denmark
Hedjaa
Holland
Persia
Salvador
Sweden
England
Xewt2cahn3
Colonbiv
Trance"
Italy
Norway
Peru
Serbia
Switzerland
The Eletrn Slates IThose Application lor MembershipJFill Be Passed On
at the Meeting: " .. ' " '
Aimenia
Georgia
Marino
Esthonia
reland
Luxemburg
Ukraina
Finland
Lettonia
Monaco
e
States That VSl-Sot Be Represented -at tht
United States of America
Russia Cwta Rica
Cennany
Hungaty
. Meetin '
f
..Austria
. 'laTurkcy
.'EXPECT 500
1 -VISITORS AT
, - miwRiwro-v:
y,. vv ,-,.. o..v..,
I
Fifty-Fifth Annual Meeting of
State SiipdaySchools
Here Tomorrow
MornimO'
SOME ROOMS "NEEDED
. i i
Most of tin Seyons Open to
i uwie 10-t.omene
fct
at Baptist
.Church.
jof day will be required merely to hear
the reports of the arious commissions
! hicli Iiavc been authorized b the coun
cil to intcttgate international questions.
Delegates will be quartered at Ccneta's
main hotels, and their office work vtill be
done
ly
laired
offices of the secretariat and commisi'.ns.
Among the reports to bt heard of com
missions 'named under provisions of the
treaty are: Appointment of three mcra
bers of the Saar Valley boundary com
mission; the Sc,- Valley goteming cora-
aiission; appointment of the high com
SPECIAL RATE
FOR SHRINERS
one .ia AeLeapK-. new capiiol, recent- Special Train Will Bring 300
y the .National Hotel, w!ucli was ac. -j. -nr. r- , .D,,.
aired by Sir Erie to .take care of the lo 00 "Cn St. LoulS'For
-crcmonial rlejre.
mi-sioner of Dantzi; and approval of
fVCitiri- le free city: responsibilitits of the
I CtMii, Nov. 15. Mr. Paul Hyraans Lca-ue arising; out of the distribution of
Conner premier vf Belgium, was electcl nandat'es and the enforcement of article.
fjrid-nl cf iLe Leapie ot ISations As- A1I (mandates); appointment of- Dr.
SeaHy loh fonvencd, here today. He Fridjof Nanen, arctic explorer, to in
WivrJ 13 of tbe J2 soles which ere -a'lpiW rrfatrialion of ex-eneray prison-
J3SL. nen me iuuuf iuu oiuir . - . lrom nUM,a anj q,
completion there as preat appiaoje -eethe homes: the
A railroad rate of one and-one-third
fare has been granted pcrsus from Mis
uti. Kansas and Illinois vho hill attend
ll.e ceremonial of the S'iriners in Colnm
hia Sstnrday nifthL The rale is good un
til Member 24.
. NXIMI (.0111 W1 UI1L 11W1U f lO lf 4 -J,.,! ,t . 1. . ... n..J
500 members of l!.e Moqjah Temple of ' -, ... ... . " . . t
n i i . i r. i-'H-r j a tin, wi r . i.,et. n air-
s lo (jili!mlii.i .ilitrtlsv at!?r. - ... .-
nan ol t.ie kmlia rrangi-inesl tail
jetv.een lour anil rnT'humlreJ ier-;
j-jns aie expected to. anim djtm; tbo
ay to aitrna uicmtv-mm annual .-in
janday h.hcwl i-oi.e)l lj yc l tf
fcencs heie-.romorrov mrcin 4 ?!rs. K2
A. iios, fcaeuir,. sjiilijis ,arum MajV
about uti(-c hnatyj roojaa-.tuj i .
obiaintil If Mts. J. Mr I'Mlttps . na.rnun
M tne housing cemniitirr;- bat liuu n
.oulif be necessary lo ccureruore rw ns
-etw'icn no and'VnmaiTOn' mormng.
Columbia, .ptx-ple who ae a room rs
.heir licmc to spare 'dytiat; itimro.
ednrsttay and Thiiisi)" are aAed &
aimniEcieate itliMrs.'Thilups. f
Three or the siatr odirers who arri.
.orfar arc: Carl If. VTeih. aomim-na-
k sjfei.ctcnde! auj'a'tip rer"ril
s-oretary. Miss Harriet IMna Reard.
IJWnr. sepennteadem and Call (Jsmuj.
,iJ scaejiy. Ijhese faerrs Mill tsr '
These Busy Business Men! "
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hi ion u j&iffSfc VEcX iwviT
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-L-F nks L dT
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NUMBER 63
: ARREST MADE
' IN STILL CASE
BY U.S. AGENT
Local Plumber, After Vigorous
Denial, I Confronted by
Damaging Testimony
From Janitor.
t. Louis to Columbia Saturday
poor, anivins ai i:,w ana rciurnins ci 1 . .. ., , ,
midnight. parade of Shrinerc vill 1 JU,tecs- Mj J- J- ' h'H,,lv ""- ff
1,-1.1 s-,t.,r.Nv firn. i.fi,r .1,;.;, - enicTtaiPTif nt coauai'tce. Ur. it.
dinner ill I serse.r at 6 o'clock at Jooaa. cbairraan vi uhe ras-J.-i;s e-m i ".
t is - T' . ! I l mil.sw ttas ruM tl.H. l . . f
'nwii) lo mrtr ioumri. ojmna'jum. I'lace nui ac rr-r - tn-jMi u, (..ijujuaif f i
Poll1! mincfjlT.-rncil for 8-00. - ""
LptiuuMtt.niri!ve' wiJ
(.Imr-A
jmoni! tue imniene crou w !"""' ueat) ; the resolution regardin- tie a.l-' M q o-c1hI. the .em nftnial i!l tale , sruritt, uo Has. ciarje- of liie Mzai- -
!io Lad gathered in the. peat hall lo .. cf silclIanj ,jl(. firv, l,, in the Slock JuitjTng Patilion. seeing. tri? f,t .Tharsjay afferioon. Tile . Al
pioess the procede o the fust e-lon. wnd b(jJprt j. rfhef . uh,rc fir,, cand;,lJta wiil be m.tiatcd .impose of th mceiing i t comp!.-. . .
Xtaoinrton u the home of Libert), n,i rr... ..! .i..i, t John E. liishnii of St. Lbui. a eradu- areiMrrieiitsfcrtheri.ovmili.il- '.
ttolt1-I nitcd States cannot long remain . . ,
.tat.
in Ecpn and Maimed).
rriwrl on the xkiiie 1,c of,l!r Lriwriir, w rf tnte f
Mortbli Tr mplc.
I t I nitfti S:a: cannot lone remain
lVinucr Matta of siuwrland mm
l i. .l.I..m l ssjimhU
taoni Jtiui rTiti "- .., ..... .
f More than luO delc,a. and . great ! '"- I"--f '. pn. HRRR QMHT
tciod of spccUtors ere present in uie -- - -.....-.7 . uc ura on raxu -UJix. UilUJ.
neit 1 1 ill ol Kclarcmion wne.i inc ir '- - j f c i'iujwvtu 10 iur
tiim 85 called lo order. President U- Uaguo uy Peru. Chili ami Bollya. It
n and Kiug Albert rccovn! great ap-' "t the Tacna-Ariea boundar) controversy.
ftiisiiTTC Tiiii-Ti nirji uaiirvo v- - i... .... .asaiiuua ttau ujinii is itiir
: Tbe session today vas taken up itu r made knosm their intention of submit. , Pjirl Miller Kubllcd'Awav
icrouune uiuu. v "- e,.-- i - 0 ." iu:9i..i. .u uie jrusuc lor sei t 1-
Jiymans eaHed jho e-iou to order ami -wment. It Is expected Chili vill ac
n his address to the delctalcs he -sug-1 qnievr. , v
itested that thj as the begmmng ot a Sdw lnnl- ,,,,. ion f
fteK era Hhkh to k. 2w,;'' Tacna-Arica ha, worried statesmen
f orruuration for peace and justice for the jf .
taure norn
f ' : r r- p
HOwtiilcn Bob. 'iTAvllS ' -- J-
rrtitr-ua.t4t.t.el 4ftl?ett J Jf.lF Jf I J i Jg' -'
80 W.ub. blub, blub rbi- 4 few r5'
dAi, frot Mia? Now iiiten. S3aAMAM "M33 O&Sitz
Theft levt A hol in tn birv3- AStsKfr. S-
r
ihr roornirfs'tweiinpi oo- 7eitnesthr
iml lhurda intfwi-ir?iMrBvi..4: i?"
.1 - -- .-.. ...... ... .41. my,T j . - "ilS..
ulldren'fi vouni nerttit. n.litlif' s!s A4 1 iM 1 u t A .VU!AJ V
nuustraiion tmiinn.
. .ilU.A Uttil, V
'4UiUUU -4frrj t --P 'THE WEATHER
T?r rTiT TD A ATTiOTsT The res: of iV nietint. -are oien , " ' Ttrxzt nTnnnjr: - :
U L VjJiM..KnlJL h-pLbtif. tielninisKTOiJ Culan- . 1 Utl J1U'17.tJV! Vj I IV CeTeabit and Vicinity; Fair and
Police to Escape Anger
of CrotriL ,
13. Clie3. "capita! o( ;
r
Bf VmtlSfTim.
t Gemia. o
; the vor,d.' as crowded to capacity to
i sby hea rcprescmaUies from every cor-
t aer of the tlobe were gathered to attenit
Kosss On, Mo. w. '13,--In ilwT
midst of a traSc fam litre oa.eiie oi
tlie main downtown ptrectsV Dewej Mor-
itney Unscr, was shot to ileaih
4ras ritiing in the
the tirac the shoot
mg occurred. Morgan vas saol ht
Via and Boone Covnty are to be snl j"
j,. weji.s 01 me CM.TentMn.-e rrMraimr cf.
11 inn C--...n. .l.l.l. L
-. ... nn., MlIKil JII
ti ti !jriKt,airoli,.iJu
uerc (omorinn bmIMbz.
FIRE TP.UCK iTrRAKS EOVfX
. j '. r-r 5- A
JICCC3U. I'!
""yAcmjnodationV.'ill Be P.
iv aewtv' vitjetXr .l'gOpo at the
UUUIVVM UailfLITln. UdJ
ccntiatml cold hjaijlit and Turvia, hat
mcieratiiu ) met hat Tctsdav. Loet
1" I ttimcrature 1oniah 16 cr ISu
Fur lUi-iauaii: Fair tjnihl and Tir
dav; nan ftwjeratore Tsrwlit.
tfeipper' ,Fortst: Within a radiiw f
Copyright Ivju uy j. it. ionuhy
j TO SOLICIT FOR
THE RED CROSS
Committee Wishes to Give
the Opportunity to Help
the Organization.
.ic titan 10A0 tTOlicttisV! for1 seals '' 200 miles of Gdcmbia the lor.est tem-! o-i jaio ij i, h.j : a.
fi.i' tf.il 1bfM4ttMTi.-l.iia ryv.il.4)l .m ! fieratnre dDTi&tf.the npst 3.. hnni'. uilllr i- . i, n , . i
t'e i.i -;, ,, i, . v.- - " -" ' i "- ; -- ---. - , louriii annual roil can oi tne j.oa uoss
. ."' ''lam CpllfEP'wrilnInvry at Rothvell Cjm-, 1 about V.t: 12 north: 20 east, and ; Coun,bia at 2 o'clock Saturday after-
--". v ua.it.-u. oiiia.is ine largest nunoer oi -o
I soulh.
t n . i . . . . f it
j r- .VT-rf- r T ..-... . - inoon. one nunureu anu ii.eniy.nve aoi-
A small Tje darajgijriti iWf nj Mrs. - pJtlt " rrceived. at ihLi IHjtJi pressare Kacs coitiirue to domi- ilars had been raised in Centralia. No re
j. It. Cuthrie.hrme at20S-t3JIcge av--aD"tM!,",r "a i!baJI gama. There i sale and no breaVof consequence lus oc-1 ports from other pans of the county hate
11 Saturdsv ntcli Tl. T... ..!. t t. unti. J-fifM ROnl!l-fKMinfc tnr lli 10-tt twit ! A.-.l : it ..!!:.... 11 .!.. il -: I
'onit.cn Uroaduar an More lw auxii. 'cata i!4abjr. These vAt tfo't dra trearlr aU liie Unitctt cta4e. Usht The neuthe committee ha decided to
ar threatened, and in fact Chili actnaU
Ir declared war nn Pem -iml :.. k-
f f . . T Can. Jitney timer,
rreatyof Aneon gamed posion of the tv pj Mm vho
iisputed province. ApIeWite a. t car witIl Mor(:an al -,
for ten )ears bter (18S3). but for seser- ... i ....
,i . .i mi r i .... "' wlu,u iiuitJi. .. .wi ii.c .i.v.. ww.ui.ij an4 oemre rflie euxit- eal- 'ua. 4ih;s ip onir i ura
ii reasons tlie suit ol the inhabitants .: : ,i.. i...t,ak...r j;h. i:. -.. nrv m.rl rn..t.i -.. .1 .1 r , . ias- ...i . .J:l :j. f,i t
" - - : . - 1 . ... t .1,.. ... 11 1 .. 1 , c. 1 """ "' '" " "" .- .-. .:' "c,c w 1-1 "aa - "-"' . - .t-.
the Crst meeting ol tue wsema., o. ...v 1 .". ,r 0,nte j 'rck the curbing. J x . ". een rxtingu;ac.I hv a lw-kej bnzade "t
Ltajue of alions. , -' - ' appeareu on many oe- A , . ormejj hy students liins w'the Krugh;.' 5otfc '1J .LS&'
. . - . MsntiAM(vl in 1 ---. uu ailllUUKII IHJ UID OmailC tV. . . - . . .'I. U UilL'mli'lft rirtn ah iTMiOM l (sWiTwkF t th UM.tn,lAf , .. - ..!. :. r.L .- ;. -
ft Ul tlie tonynve po. m...t-..- - .:.;. s.': " liie lime ot the v1obg and aa oon n.. 'Z."r: .' l, T.7Z. """ ' ' 1 "I"" HwUuH coast from I '! u " " f"" T pervm ,,M in ,,, l. ,i
4 Lri'ue. ton-lo - ....M....,U uii-cni lrru .. ... , . -.1:. . , , , "r y.ri, im ien m1VCTsjU tls ." " i jovs.raore nermnj. io n ,:.ill .. n.jj. i.j .,... - .l. in ODDorlnnilr to sunnort the onrsnin. . . . : ' V" . . "
snd Oidi, there ha, been no ar. , " ."" "" '- '"" T. ' in the l-oase. , Iransferred to I "WfcWI seT. w ,U be eled on the t.,. .7, ...r'r r." - " lio The committee had hone,! at the "". xhe s"" '. '".' I1" ."?
iiuic mm. a.10 uie ,, Gr-i Poir. . . null, s!.U r t& M.I i.n.1 rf.. IlsVCII ."". "'. """' """' -" "" , . . , . ....', , . t toe past tw weeks in the middle ol the
.... . - Ii. I'nrt'an.l. ...e..... ... ..... bMu..h.. ,.w. ,UE ,vluu- J. i . ,, r
KA. m.enant cf the League. lonj-io
1 hue already declared their allegiance to
P.t.. 1 M.. rr.l were acceoteel to a. on
QUESTIONED FOB. HOURS
R. E. Little Owned and Opcr
ated the Still Found in
Dumas Basement Ac
cording to Charge.
R. E. Utile, a plumber at 17 North
Tenth flreet. as arreted shortly after
noon today charged with owning and op.
crating. whisky still hicli was found In
thebasjment of the Dumas Apartments
, Saturday morningl
I Afler denying that he bad any Conner
tlon with Ihe still this morning. Link u
subiected to a grilling erossxamination
at tha hands of Bovle C. Clark, city at-
ilotney, and A. 11. Burke, federal profci.
jhition officer Mho arrived this morning
r from St. Loui. Jake Samuels, janitor at
j the Dumas, had implicated Little in a
statement which he bad made to the po.
I Ure. Samuels was brought to Clark's of.
6cc and confronted Utile vith his stale
nent. '
Samuels confession has rene.iMl In T:.
J lie's prescree. Little sat in his chair ia
1 a noncommittal manner during the testi
mony.
According tn the terms which Samuel,
stated in his confession. Little was the
owner of the still. Samuels alleges he
agreed to pay him (Samuels) $1 a day
for keping the still in the basement of
the apartments and Bob Sexton, a neern
(oho was arrested Saturday morning it!i
amueJs, wss to receive 50 cents an hour
for operating it.
Durkc arrested Little this afternoon
without the formality of going to Jeffer
son City for a warrant as has been done
in other cases inesligated here.
This is the second cae in which Little
has bnen imnliraln! If vi. nr.vl
I and is now under bond to appear in the
I Marah term of Vourt at Jefferson Cty for
I operating a still in the rear of his plumb
ing shop on Tenth street,
dark and Burke have been in almost
' continuous conference since Q-30. aVIatI
I this morning attempting lo cfear the mat-
rlHjlrrup. Chief Whitrsides of the Colom-
ibia Police Department brought Samuels
ilruci thccjau to Clark s office several times
to aid" In" the testimony. Transfer men
1k hauled the still to the apartments
were called and recalled before Little
as charged with being the real owner of
the stilL
Attention was directed lo dark last
eek that a still had been taken to the
apartments when dark received an an
onymous letter 10 that effect. When
Clark sliced the letter lo the police, be
1 - . ... . , . '-.. - r , ,. .1. .
wt ir laiteo in miouti anu iowa.:ac oan.as in uoiumoia ims week! . . .... .1 ,. , , , .
J-and wncraUy in tbe section of the'eoun- - U feels that many people are unable ' " , T" ' 'nT K'"". ZZZ
trv narlh of the Okio. It is raining this to go down town to make the gift solan-1 - , , "
r . S4tilt 41S1I It s dT.Jsd t A aiiA am av s-av0ah
I ftfl-A . AVA ffrla. .f Ir4tf.t Is?..4 An J T.d
Of T,ost interest to the United States plire lud t ruh .MiUer-awa) ia anothc-
ileccbers tcd in the yyranaum wdl ,
IB- 1 m .1 ' ri.t to. Hiisinn tils- jtiiliiisl in 1 ipv tni in tiiiura st ii,.s ' ..... f
fc,sem?l.e. ... meir "--" ,.- - " r" -" . "" " r t Pl VioIer.ee by the MU,y, MAN Am y,-,FE E, n te c-ceted 4J.tfi. st en J of ifi griJi.on. . "
ICTI sesmDij neeiing. .u..v. - - ..... " :"" ' "t"? ' m,,a- M"R as the owner ol sev 1 Sealin arciaoiiiion f.,rsj 'JOil ate lo'".101
,ta. 'TS : "Z.," ?".?' "reh . W-? '-' Ch"e or Theft ABainft Conple-irt'be ide-ffcTthe aiditio, of these new
itnejs. Aliller is repofted to ha.e en-
Washingtoa.
P h. 1S4in,4i
l.-- i. r. ..kU.imi and Droba-. raorc International Court of Arbitration.
V IMiC aisiJist tvt . .s-.s-. . , , iiiiiiij, j
I lh ,:n iv- .iJatM nn the around. proposed by a committee of orid furists f-rvl !.- ,.,, n vimI. ..i at-:, ...i. Rr tTarteJ r.
t The ptogran to be followed at the ( der guidance of Hihu Root, former another man named NichfUoa. The . W ,,'""ov. - 15.-Army
I meeting wiil probably be (1) hearing secretary of State under President ' Jroe don Main street and when the c"de !,CTe l'J" at '"e
i resorts of various commis:tons autho- Kooseselt. 'corner of T.elfth and Main. .MdJrr w :It"em?n, m rrt of Captain
L ,.7t t hf fjiancil of the League lo Inasmuch as seseral Euronesn iui;m.'n to rise out nf the Kil .... .t Jrs' Cleverly Qie-ss on the charge
p Iesliejte international problems; U ( ire opposed to the unlimiied powers of Ere five times into the bark of the iiine-
Kxcepl somewhat bumpv and rough in
,kh Misoori rad are in fair shape.
bete will te Mttle o; no thawing.
(.ererally fair, cold
teer memberships would be so many that " .odor of f"'1 de,f,ed
,sonal soliciting would be unneces- f0'1 . coming from the
basement allhnii?li Simm1 m ItSiI tht
1 '" . 1 Jttll FIB nn twAA. .aI
i i rt n,Kk n.:nn. ,r .u- n --.!"',' " " u-ci-
u siauu, viMJiUMU tin; jumriic t
quantity of fruit
and, dried
f of delegates; 13) admission of states) considerable debate is cxiiecled before IMffi: policemen at the corner liad tc
difctfcsion and adoption of rules of pro
cedure and examination cf credentials
in cotenani; wi ap
ratibcation of certain
f commissions named by the League Coun
cil to carry out provisions of the peace
not mentioned
E pomtnr-nl and
the court, as the United States Is to the I driier. Morgan turned the car lowart'
unqualified Article Ten of the covenant, I the curb, and sank at the wheel. A
J'ealirg $1000 worth cf furmsh5n fr
heir renteil apanmenls Mr. Cliews is dens checks for tiefcet!
ils cjiarged with sealing a $300 seal' sTie atKeue depenn
weather will con-V . , ., . , -... ,,.. A.
Ihe Mats fcr appb.canU liiing in loirn "T ,ot Xt" ttrlt, "" or 'n,; '"1' I direvtor of the roll call said today that he! ? "T.n0W b?ne M? al the ",
--! willrKrdeKveredalHoihwellTnnasium be?.nmng . mederate vmel.at Toes-, l( confidcnt ul re ol t'hc coaD .." The ma.h was kept on top of
with ten, 9:30 to 12 o'clock and from 2 !t 3. , "V afteraTon and ' ednrsdav. ,T MnM fuppott ,he i!ed Crc, j.n-1 the furnace in order to hasten the process
and daily. Seals not .-ak'Rl'fvrjhy Saturday. J Data; -Tlie higliest temperature ,n,l i.V StJaiO noma wonl.l 1 tM. ' fermentation.
rj itilt I n ai. ..!. ,:, milific Th ti Cdltntbia veslerrrav w.. -t iImwm. ..'.I I ' "
n 'ilblorir. nWjrfrOr.1 itTTl nofM-J-mt'sJui ri tV lowest list ni.til -. "(1 rlUw' . ... ! MUCH IMPROVEMENT
.- . .. ,-- . -.- ... , ., vj. vu, r a. in m niivnAt. . riinit vt v. I
dcTTcca.
ITfCiniiailitn OAT' A Vi-r,r .m, vt.
. - j .---.-, "J - v,' J 1 .111'
depcruu.f.1 yjjrlienr aii.uav Lte njJSejt trapcratnre was 47 di
ri wc'I tnVslhw Eiiat jr
(he. court's constitution is finallr annrov- i dodge the car to keen from beinir strurl
cd. , The car bumped into, the curb and stop-
That the court will certainlv be es- P"- . '
tablWied Is assured by action of the
treaty; 13) discussion of the IeIllJr League Council in approving of the plan
ieteen the Council and the Assembly; for formulation of a permanent court of
1A1 nnnrf f ir rjic Urummona
children and the. bkc.
Of tlie nations attending tlie Geneva
assembly meeting, eighteen, including
the work of tlie secretariat; discussion
and debate on tie Root-Phaimore world
court; and a score of other -important
ouestions relating to questions of health.
international justice. Mainlyythe mooted
questions are what form it will take and
to what extent nations will adhere to its
decision.
M. V. ALUMNUS NAMED
A. L. ThrclkH Is Younerwt Presi
dent of istatc Association: A
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Finds of the Caplain assrxt tliat he will dratvia- the reseTvatiojjs aid making al-, Ifecipitatin aOQ, Sun ro-e today 6:32
proie his iinocerk;6 of the cliarge. lotments. The v.oik rf mailing, out-of-' a. ra. Sun scs 4;vi p. m. Mm ;s
toTO tickva'wlfl ceifSe..Hi,'tnis aiicr-9:12 p. m. ;"
DRIVE IS NOT COMPLETED "ocn'"I-i gff .tliaf iiie applicajifes- who -! .
IIIpcss of Canvaaseri rielv. r'tc. ifV.LJ. ' , "
nan vnurch Usmciion. i ir A
lArrliu. I. TI.r.IlU . .1 r .1
Cniversits of Mi.sou-L w.TTj. ' ' "f, " ' dro.e whleH the
A. R. ELECTS OFFICERS
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it X.i. Si. . t .-. n-, . ...
Bcea.1 f .K. tUn-TT. .7 , . v' "ppp 'or uot eai. ra ue.ejrates Hcpon on State Conven-
.. ..." , -" -v airwre m.ci uri- oteaesrr sea's. are dissari-t.ed with '
idem of the Missouri State TeacherV A """" " urc" T-"?!
question relating .o 4"uul" w "' ' . :-.: ... i- .. . . .: inm io raie fiilixxi fnr- ih.r.v.
c .1..1..1 ...re. i. ..nmm nd LEVY WILLIAMS niTntcnTnnv,1"-,a,,on' "i n" uty last week. Mr. i..i . . . "'ir
".""" ""T '- , "r." Thrclkeld is snnr;ninnimf,..fi ""." "" ra eompietoL".nar no
i.I.;Mu- --l h l.V I "T ..,,,,.. ,11,-:,-
For the purpose of reaching every per 1
on in Columbia, the city has been dirid-'
ed into districts uith a captain at the
head of each district and commit tee nn-
mefmter.d'r"C'i,,n "' ' "P"In "'""''"' ' University Hm-L under U .nrev
mThe district captain, who have charge i j". f CW.Venable. gave Its Enl
of districts south of Broadway are: Mis,' !" c ."""I1 ,n thr Anjlemie 1UU
Emma Strawn, Mrs. A. L. Il)de, .Mrs. i t,d"';'a Sunday afternoon. Follow.
J. IL Tlwmas Mrs. J. B. Heberling, Mrs., '? 'i' tm lo ." edueatise factor in
W. C. Manly, Mrs. Sidney Cal.ert. Mrs.!"" lncrsitr. the. program presented
IkCHunt. Mrs.' Weldon Cotton, Mrs. T.ia of dignified makeup, and of ihe
E. tt isdom. Mfs. Cuy L. Noye. and Mrs. POMiWe taste.
Joseph Parker. j . ' Io,t noticeable in the hand thia year
The district captains for the section ' 4 a fteatly strengthened wood wind see
north of Broadway are: Mrs. W. F. St. i lon which gic3 a fine effect in the
Clair, Mrs. IX. E. Lager. Mrs. A. f. Hn.'Hlicate middle section of tbe Massenet
ticallv throjsli tlie codns into effect c.t iCraiille, lad, was held at 2:30 o'clock ed secretary and treasurer and Thomas J.
the T.i-ar of tersaiUet, anuan i. , this afternoon at Ihe Second Baplit i alker of Columbia was named assistant Th. .,..,. ...r .u i ' t L SHUFFLE" INVADES
K'J- Eight other eountnesj-ratitied tne church, burial was in tlie Columbia cem- secritary and treasurer. Mis Ella V. ihp rat-; ., i " . - a
pact later and are daseificd as clurtex icterj. ' Dobbs of the I niversity faculty was elect. t.. chure-n ,' "-Ti ' ' T. J " ".'" bt- Lo Football Fat? firms Lat-
i ... - ---- cat i.ii m uanemir.
rti. .r i 1 -... . -. unw oceatstr sea's, are uisun-i.ru witn . l:ort nl Jlectinr.
ChlUl.an rl.nrrh I VS ! l" " ,ore. OT S-. ' """f " " -V at 3 o'clock
nT to rs" f ifl ''", 'TbiaeMitienatseaJn, capacly of tbe j Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
CTjtZk:0:! '.'-? -.? onlr-RSpsldinHUrginia avenue: Re.
a. - --' - -. - j s i lj i ; ii i..at rrirt iin i i iisAians. ,! u.m ..
Uel.mte.ta.et,er.tscanbem,nVa,-ftih-l"V?-," "' " T "."" "J',u. "" , v " rt L .. i "i . ir."'.:"'"! ""Ilcn. Mr,. T. K. Catron. Mrs. U a Pruitt. I -Ballet M...'
amount raise,!, but it i, believed fa few I-" ! ' "ww " aP?f "" . r" ' 1' ."VlL v I." . Mn. J. D. Van Horn, Mrs. Berry Mt-Al.1
i. .-. wh?t? rtxatn uniiiiec on ; '- - --- y-- ..s.v-ii(.n ..(i .. ,. r. .. i ivmifm-...,..
caniasiI imb. will r mi 0I 1k " expected -,, ' r."",r-'
be sisitrd next Sundav. n.l ,fc. ,,.! ' few ' pyd for rrserratiB .--7-" ?"'"', rr-,.nu.nS secrc-,- A 'Second T.i.t r
Julia Samrs'in: registrar. Mis. C A.
CITY I Bradford; historian. Mrs. 11. H King; as-
Sersicc Held for Columbia Negro 'Thrclkeld is uperintendent of the Chil-
. ... - - 1 i;.i 1 1 1. 11 . . . . ""-vujii a ai-n out 11 t riiisrw,r tim itntia ..
Killetl in I.rnTilI Inrt .tHtic "cHnoi. iiris me nunnt WA ' . - .' r V "'- 'v mu.w, i t r.tl 41ana Vih? n.l itr.rMMi
TI. fn.l ,j i mn:. the asociaiiun ha, rWU .in,,, i? -.- "M .te wccwlul The perwn. in '"ITr 'F'Vrr" ." "" .k. F,p.Ur. n .---."' t ester, Mrs.
ssssE . . .. .. - -.-... --. K.. siinmiua, . " "s 'h .l.iTr .A . . .l . 1 -t l (ll VI -M. JJKTiv I MRaiS. II I fTHfCIPa "" -.-.... -stuill . . ... ..
Tfce lire ckjrcimons ol the JJriusn group. Columbia negro who was killed by al'"''anucd y-fotir years ago. , ."V.., i. . S er?3 " a , " . ,.v,a..i r. ,, . Mrs. r.obert liogcrs; corresponding secrc-.4 'W " ,Us Ju"rt "" (
1.. .ni.. .,f il,. inrae aulooa- l.i... 1.1 .u. 1 1 v ,... . r si r- r , 1 . " ""'" "' junuav, and tne total '. """" '" "."-" ,. st vr C.-..1.1.. . sir.. I
.wjii. uiwi-. . .- e . . iMivucr. umn 'U .lie lir.H HOtTOIUCT jaii u- -. 11C1 OI UOIUniUia WSS TelM-t. ...A... : 1 . .11 . .. . will nn .-..H V .!.. 1 C. ...!.- ... ,. ...i- .. 1.1. lui-lrfll , .l.uicr. 11V . , . . . w, , .... , .j . Z .. -..-,. -
..... . " """ '""" "'"' Julia amr'.n: reristrar. Mrs. C. A.l ---" . -- --'-. i -- - uv luanKsrivinr y.
iiizi lime. . , .;.. "r m ir .. i.... j. ,t n .. ,-. The Tuesday Club wiU hold its reenlart Ihe date fnr ih. .... i .t ,u. ....
S.itzlcr, Mrs. J. H. NEW DATE FOlt PADDLING CASE
Engineering Stn-
metabers. Thirteen natrons, neutrals in TiIUams js survitcd by his wife and'ed a member of the executhe connut'ee. wbread iJ'um -."If.?.! .5.
.t. t, ,. ..!.! .. k.-,. mil- ..J .,...1 urr.,h.r. ,. .:,.. Ift.l,., ,pw., .i .;. t . ..... -"UIrao wi rot coo.ee alter Ihcr
The sixty rren of the church -who did "-r 1.AU4U Lti I ,..' -,",,,.' .":. VLtr..' .runeeliDg tomorrow afternoon
c M.o.. . i. .. . . a. . " ' r""" "' l wiiui i.uiuiu, m i .1 -
Dobbs of the Iniversity faculty wa, elect. .fcZl "SS' "JK 'I ' St" F5'. l I-t- ' rectors. Mr JolW S. Ankeney and MnL'-V" ,V
j s. urar.uam. ' . -
r-ship.
Other officers named are: firt uce- ?- Tt.rV. r . . I j T"6 fliUiwt f St. L01.U Tootball
pre-idenu Miss Beula Bruner. Maryville; the rcf reshmenls. flE " rae Columbia last week
second vice-president, Min.L. E. White, '" 'bronglu wit! them the .much talked
Nevada; third vice-president. J. .L'Crock. wnifVIinnnTniiorn-nviirnt'''00 "St- teals shuTle." ocnsidercd to
er, Cape Girardeau. X "" CUiTiN UEU tr th. Bewt anii pf i,, .fcatin in ,jle.
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-'i"- iircchinnasa uatcrlaJns t:h 1- "- t -"-;'
avy Office at Athens HotcL drcn in Ubrary on Saturday.'
A temporary oce for naw recruitine " V siorr lirmr t.i. Pi,.MM. ..i.. li,i
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l r'a:r .f t . ul:zTr::zz2;aiu. -. '?'- .-? .. v Mt, u: rr ?& -. . ja- i
...i H1t..iuim.. .,.-. ,...,. . -- - urancn oi me service can be obtained .lnt ,n .lu. I -.-...!...... :t. r .v.
lie iWld lar. were invited to become mother and seseral brothers and sisters.
Enenbers of the League and have accept- TIM. si. i npwrn
sed ard already liecn taken into member. """ "
Vimt neeiston Sentenced Him tn
China alono deriies her membership Twenty Years in Prison.
i. .by being a signatory to the Treaty of St. Special to the Missourun.
ECcrmain. . FtXTO. Mo Nov. 13. The second
Eleven other states lave applied for i trial of William L. Koberts, a farmer
....... i.:....:.. vt:.. c.ii.. i.ir...7. .. ! meeting tomorrow alternoon at 2a0 faint seven i..,',ni. : .. cu,l ,.l
1. ....... Vf.. t.!. s it. ...i ,r oclock in tlie i. .M. L. A. auditorium, engineering for assault umn Insenh T.
Mrs. Woodson Moss will have charge of I Uptegrove has been set for November 23.
Hie program. Ihe subject ct this meet-i -J he ursl irial resulted
M.b. BAND SHOWS I
IN THIS YEAR'S WORK
Mrs. Kosa InzeJs and Mrs. J. E. Thorn
ton, urlegates la the slate convention held
in St. Lou j. pive their reports of ih eon.
sent ion
COLUMBIA TEACHERS BETURN
itisse-re
mg will be -Echoes From the Presiden.,ment among the members of the jury,
Firt residential Campaign." Mrs. W. II 'and no verdict was delitered.
tial Campaign." Mrs. W. E. Ilarshe has ' 1
ui.i.jhjATES POSTPONE TRIP
High School Instructors Back From
State Meeting.
The teachers of the 'Columbia High
can be obtained Jcnt m th T .v..l.. '...i .t.
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iui...j r .... I.-: ttufsrri' nii iinii. a neisnour. aiicr a uunirri uiri . .t . , .
Kir-"""-" V"""M'J - -- . - , .- . ., nw iur iriireecniauc no Wl OC am-' rnrram. -.-rr- i, il
w hi - i,- ..Mni in ir.in Mine lunters. a openca in me -aiu- .- j ... - , . .-..- u.
uiiiv4.T iii uwjsv a.svutMss - e..- , - , uunni iiinc lomoiTOTT. inos n5 .rpSfirse. . .. i ii" ... . i . -
.dmiss.on 10 the League. W County Urcu.t Court here today dificJ . ,!,,-,.,., . ..BrA"Vl, ""--, ' .!!. '. 5"? '
tl t.. i .I... .:ii k i.' a mry luiunitM nm .u .:..., : .. .Lr. .: .., . ' ' ---..
atT ltIU 11JUUU IOJ. hiji w -. - , L l tsmiisnuuj. at. iu iliuur
Presented at the first meeting of thevAs- "" cnauengms ... ., . -;- . ?
I semblr, ether officially or sCmi-oEeially. u con,. .. -......
. are the Lnited States of America, Mex- """
! 5eo. Tuikey and Russia. x i Eerger Caae Before U. S. Judges.
for her subject "Itcminiscences of My
irst Presidential Campaign." Mrs. W. IL
Brasellon will pea on "Reasons Civen
for tire "Republican Victory."
UNKNOWN ACTRESSES SLAIN
Anorymous Jlessagc Says Man Will
Call and Gire Details. j
L'i..a rn.
New Constable Takes Oath of Office, continue. .. iccnz
' W.J. Booth, constablftof r.ocky Fork, . H
tW ..t. f.-im of Vretumed. The seven teachers wlra at-1 Cincaco. Nov. 13 The death
f L. . . .1 T.:..1.:.- . timitVi! ihi. myelin. Wpre MISS Saidee Ci.iirit.v ni.t:l nf t.n n.lnmn. A... ' .. .
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Arkansas Representatlres Will Come
ov. 30. Sayir Dean Jlumford.
The Arkansas delegate who were to
ha.e Uen here last Wednesday will not
arrive until Tuesday, November 30. Dean
F. B. Mumford received the following
telegram from If. II ri.itr.llr -OHIied
'to change date of lour of the legislature
here in order to ret some of .1... hi- m in
n . V . ' ""-" darewj-.in vesrse-asMtia tec Lmwrsitr .tenaea tne meeiing were- jus c-aiuce , alurday rugni ot two unuurwn actresses si.i. . . "
.JT-T?. ,VT 'V Wf.eii&!Vs- a bit-neglected Chape- 'Srean. M.s- Nell SkanU Mm Sirali was announced today.' Il is reported that
rom j to 9 bclocL on Ssturda-seings ,i;,-fro ,. Sam v nrftu Miss Ella Hert, Miss Roberta How- Srday right tbe two women were seen.
Tlie Assembly will be called to order zr Uu.J !.
lownhip, who was re-elected to oSce
last Notember 2. took his oath of oSce'
Lat 11 o'clock by M. Paul Hyoans of WASin.fCTOX. Nov. 13. Tlie Supreme Nomber 12 before C W.. Davis,. county 'fcer Memorial Hospital jes'iSttay. They
SBdaum. Later a permanent president Court here today announced that it would (clerk. Mr. Botuh. whosj . lowtulilp h. were Mr. Beits Awr. Mrs. Icy
m be elected for the period of the con- hear the argumenis oi ". T - ........... ...m Wv ..ru ...s .,
ferencc I-Bcrger, who is charged with violation territory, is among the first in uae the j:
is that a number I of the Espionage Act. -oatn oi orarc since um raeni eiccuon.
Sis D,-sihrScS rrtrm-HoapitaL l Kett& or Strrtvo.Coyrir , H.K,eT' ...... r , w
Ht people were di-ehvied from Par- 1...-J i-ri. k Miss Stean. principal of the Columbia
Dr. fi.n.M.1 v sr. i ... V...J
cIL Mist Harriet Wnght and Mi-s Wini-' engaged in a fight with tro men on the Dr. Samuel L. McAfee 79 years old.
jfml- Itealey. , t where later their bodies were found, professor emeritus at Park College, died
me ooaies na.e oeen ian io an under. last week at hi. ... ! P..t-n. II
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reference.
Adrancc information
Maude- Mile-. Miss DA&hy FrcTCj, Miss
araarct Turker Mi
and Prison W. Cod.
Comtof Ihe Uaitnl States today San-.fiai!d!ed all ofMiie business, which made
our-ced that a,rfc.es will ha calleJ from J it.-verv luce lor the visitors, lor iney nau
Wii:ucTos, Jiart 13.-TU Suprcnollligh S.!.mL said: "The delegates laker r they ate being beld. was a relative of MiM Mary McAfee of
oj cautra ijwm i.w.t. . .u.v .. ,. ..-..-. . j - ,- - . - , . --" .n rarK toiiege tnirry-
Uina eiaughtrr- November 22 io W.bcr .b:a.-e of I rothing to do but to enjoy the speating. , w uie unnaxij.B csuousnmeut ana give years. lie was-a brolher of Dr. John
lfcffiisgiiin-. i - y mms me meeunx was. vvij . j -- - 1- J.'.vice, me nrr president of the com
inere nas oeen an anonyrnous telephone Columbia. Doctor McAfee had beat
call saying that a man .will come filer, connected with Park Colleee thirtv-
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