Universities faculty plan trips during two week vacation
Students leave for holiday break while many stay for campus parties. Faculty members from history political science psychology and economics plan to attend national meetings in Columbus Madison Washington and Chicago over the Christmas vacation. Some will read papers and others travel for business and leisure.
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Lawrence
K. U
Enity
H. Lind
Jey
Department of History
F.° BE
Melvin
D. L. Patterson
American‘Historical Association
Columbus
Ohio
Patterson
Pittsburgh
H. B. Chubb
Department of Political Science
American Political Science Association
W. 8. Hunter
Rosenow
Psychological Association
Madison
Wis
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Modern Language Association
America
H.C. Thurnau
Miss Laird
K. A
Laird
Chicago
A. J. Boynton
Department of Economics
American . Economic Association
Washington, D. C
High School Concert Reveals Vocal Promise and Talent
A high school concert at the auditorium featured the school chorus and glee clubs directed by Miss Mabel Barnhart. Soloists Vena Bolin Guila Gress and Carl Bratton showed promising vocal gifts amid a strong overall performance by the boys and girls choirs. Virginia Arnold played piano as the ensemble performed Christmas carols with artistic finish.
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Mabel Barnhart
Vena Bolin
Noel
Guila Gress
Ma Gress
Wenceslas
Carl Bratton
Iss
Virginia
Arnold
Inventors of Paper Cirfenéy Are 'Criticized for Valueless Output
Leipsic December 21 Associated Press reports harsh criticism of Chinese financiers for introducing paper money. Swedish banker Yulia Palmstruck shares the denunciation. A French expert calls paper money a means of bankruptcy without explanation. Theodore Sommerblad notes metal money declines when not gold. Historical examples trace currency troubles from the Roman era through the Middle Ages to modern trade.
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Leipsic
Associated Press
Yulia Palmstruck
Europe
Goethe
Theodore Sommerblad
Leipsich Ilustrated
Sommerblad
Florence
Elizabeth
George V
Drake
New World
America
Ngland
Christmas Meeting of Kennard Union Opposes Birth of Nation
The Kennard Union held its Christmas gathering at Mrs. C. J. Eriksen’s home on December 17. After devotionals led by M Chaniney, members discussed The Birth of Nation and decided to oppose its showing in Kansas by writing Governor Davis. Miss Quinlin spoke on peace, urging love over hate, and read quotes on brotherhood and mercy. She cited warnings about impending war and urged education for peace.
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Kennard Union
C. J. Eriksen
M Chaniney
Davis
Kansas
F& Leavenworth
Quinlin
Germany
Portuguese President Rejects Fixed Customs of Year
Lisbon reports President Teixeira Gomes, Portugal’s seventh leader, defies protocol in democratic fashion. He walks openly, chats with a palace gardener, and even alters guarded routes to avoid conspicuous police presence, signaling a modern approach to presidential accessibility.
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Lisbon
Associated Press
Senhor Teixeira Gomes
Asuda Palace
Gardner
Republic
Oklahoma Wheat Growers Pool Payments Totals Report
Oklahoma and Texas Wheat Growers Associations have paid 3 346 360 00 on 5 235 368 bushels placed in the 1923 pool with two more payments pending The Oklahoma group leads deliveries with 4 146 591 bushels and 2 611 619 82 paid Texas delivered 1 088 777 bushels and drew 734 540 58 The two associations hold about 4 000 000 in a federal credit bank and have used about 1 500 000 of the funds from the government
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Lipid
Okla
Oklahoma A and
Texas Wheat Growers
Oklahoma Association
Texas
Americans urged prayers and reparations debate
Mrs Morris discusses prayers for Americans and reparations from Germany to France quoting J Henry Seatterford who says Germany cannot pay in cash and struggles to sell goods. The common people want no more war, the old military class would not fight again without a people's vote, and Scatterford argues war would end hunger by feeding 1,400,000 children easing hate.
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America
Morris
Germany
France
J. Henry Seatterford
Scatterford
Caase
Wieal
The
Educational Association
Peace Efforts Highlight Interracial Conference Program
A national conference of about thirty racial groups and 650 organizations aims to build international goodwill and prevent war through education. Mrs. Morris read aloud as Kerulf and Carl Eriksen performed violin and trombone solos with Miss Florence Beamer on accompaniment. The program wove a Golden Peace on Earth thread as Dainty refreshments followed.
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United States
Morris
Kerulf
Carl Eriksen
Florence Beamer
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