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FRESHMEN FAIL TO STOP VARSITY IN

HOUR'S SCRIMMAGE

" DAD " SCHROEDER NOW ABLE TO WORK AGAIN

Afler a s ix day's Illness K G. Schroecl er , dl rcc.lo)' of I)hysic.al train­Ing rtlsumed his dulles at the a rmory yesterday, s lipping away for a few

IJINE MAKES GRBAT HOLES FOR hours without his ph ysicians knowl-B.\CI{PIFJLD TO GO THRU edge to see how things had fareu dur-

li' OR BlG GAINS Ing his absence. Mr. Schroeder re­grets the length of hlR Illness for the

"on Lackul1l Back in G8me fOl' }"irRt reason that during the last ten years Time Since InjuI'cd in the Cornell he has missed only s ix days from hi s GIlIllc--JoneR PleaRc<1 \\-Ith Show- work. illg. He will undergo an operation dur­

ing t he Thanksgiving vacation , to ob-

SECURE SPECIAL TICKETS HERE SOON 'ro NORTHWESTERN GAME

Tickets for the Northwestern game will be r eceived the first of next week,

TRAIN FOR AMES GAME ON NOV. 18 according to Director N. A. Kellogg.

\\,IL1. .-\RRI\'E AT DESTI NATION There will be 200 tickets In all-100 N.f t1:45-WlLL RETURN AT tickets with reserved seats at 50

6:45 P. lU, cents each, and 100 tickets, also ra-

served, at a cheaper pr ice. Iowa stu­\ CCOtnlIIodations Assured For All dents get their tickets to the North­

Wish To Go-Round Trip Fare western game at the same price they

Will Be jf!:>.!J1) RIIY" J>irector Kel. logg give' Weir own students, and 10wlS. ac-

cords Northwestern the same reduc-('oach Jones continued his efforts vlate the chance of further sickness That there will be a special train tion; hence the low price.

yesterday to develop the Jowa eleven from the same cause, inteRtinal in- ou' of Cedar Rapids to the Iowa-into a stronger scorin g machine. Th e flammatlon. HlrHity showed marked improvement

fACULTY MEMBERS

Ame football game at Ames, No-

TRACK WORK BEGINS TOMORROW MORNING

and the resu lt of the afternoon's practice was fully satisfactory to the coach, who, during the course of the

vember 18, was announced yesterday by Director N. A. Kellogg. ' The board in control of athletics contract­ed with the North western railroad

work-out, frequently praised the men BEFORE TEACHERS ro r the train, wh ich will consist of fo r their note-worthy performances. five 01' six cars. Director Kellogg is ORA l) ATE STun ENTS TO TAKE

The day's drill was concluded with assured that there will be accom- AN~UAL H IKE-TO l\[OUNT HA "J<l IMPORTANT PARI' I'N AN- ~ ON S YE R an haUl' scrimmage against the fresh- modatlons for a ll who (leslre to make V..,.R N THI .A

Nt'.\ I , ~lJ;lJ<j1'ISG NOW IN SF-S-men eleven. The varsity was 011 t he offenFive thruout a nd llOt ollce did the yearlings hold them for downs.

SIO:'.' I:'.' I)FJS ~fOI~F.S

Members of the facu lty of the The lo\\'a line opened up huge holes for th e backfield men and the latter University are having an important

to flf- 9art In the sixty-s cond ann ual ses­plowed tbrough for from six

'he trip. Funs will leave Iowa City Novem- Hear, y a! Hear, yea! Ye gradu-

ber 18 on the 7 o'clock interurban ale students, take notice! {o r CE'dar Rapids. The special train You 'd better get out that old 'ea.CK ('edar Rapids at 8: 15 . It wHl track 8ult, hie yourself down to the stop only at ~larshalltown , and will track on Iowa field and endeavor to

teen yards on every play. sion of the Iowa State Teachers' as-'lrrive at Ames at 11: 15. ('oming rean imate those tender and unused

sociation wh ich is being held in Des Flecond Stl'ing 'Vol'k back it will leave Ames at 6 : 45, and, pegs of yours, FOR

During most of the scrimage drill Moines this week. making a no-stop run , will reach Ce- You are going to have to use them 1116 Io.rslty r esembled the scrub elev- President Walter A. J essup was Sit dar Rapids at 9: 45. peclal n er- tomorrow to the extent of twenty-pn, as the coach did not want to take most in deruand as a speaker , for urban cars wi1l bring the passengers two miles. any unnecessary chances with bis reg_ be will make four addresses during from there to Iowa ity.

the convention . Yesterday after- The above advice is based on an ulars, who are stili somewhat crlp- 'rhe rounel t rip ticket will cost announcement yesterday by John

noon at 2 o'clock he add ressed the pled as a resull of the battering re- ~5.:l!j. Director Kellogg beHeves Briggs, athletic manager of the grad-

Orst meeting of the department of ceived In the Minnesota game, and that $10 should very easily cover the ua te college, which reads as follows: conseq uently 1 second string city superintlmdents a nd town prln- entl' re cost of tile trip . n any I d k b There w\ll be a meeting of gradu-players were thrust into the fray. cipals. Later in t le ay he spo e e-

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FUND FOR RELIEF Of PRISONERS IS RAPIDLY GROWING

TWELVE HUNDRED DOLLARS SUBS RffiED BY IOWA STU.

ENTS LAST EVENING

-'lost Hearty Response is Oomlng From Boys and Girls Working Theil' Wa,V Through School, Says Aldricb,

Twelve hundred dollars had been pledged by Iowa students up to 5 o'clock Thursday tor relief of pris­oners or war In Europe.

The largest single contribution of the two days' since the campaign be­gan was $50. Secretary GUY V. AI­lrich declined to name the donor,

saying that the general policy of the cam paign Is not to tell the amount individua ls give.

Many contributors gave as much as $25: A woman student was among the contr ibutors of this amount.

The campaign waR carried to tho fraternities in an organized way yes­terday. At noon the following fra­LernHI B were visited by the workers noted: Delta Tau Delta, C. W. Was­sam; Sigma Chi, W. W. Gethmann; Phi Beta PI, A. C. Trowbridge; Pht Kappa PsI. G. W. Stewart; Sigma Nu, Oavld R. Porter; Phi Delta Chi, Geo. F. Kay; Phi Zeta Epsilon, the Rev. H. B. Boyd; Sigma Alpha EpSilon, 1... W. Hixon; Phi Kappa, A. O. Thomas; Alpha Tau Omega, K. A. Kennedy.

The three changes made In the line fore the co ll ege and university de­earlier In the week, however, were oartment. His fo urth address wlll continued with Beoker at rigbt tackle be today at 2 o'clock wben he will and Hunzelman and Kelly at tile speak to the city superintendents on guards. Bannick was again in charge 'Su rveys In Cities above 25,000 in ot the team at quart back and Jen- Population,"

INTEREST IN THE CLASSICS KEEPS

ate students at the main entrance to In the evenl,ngs calls were made as

the campus Saturday morning at 7 tollows: Phi Rho Sigma, Lorin

Other faculty members who are

"on I..ackum Rack Again taking an important part In the vari-DR. WILEY YOUNG klns cavorted with the scrubs.

o'clock. Come prepared fol' a twen-ty-two mile cr09S country hike to Mount Vernon.

Last year the hike was made to Ce­dar Rapids. The course this year 'las been laid out in such a way that

Stuckey; Psi Omega, Mr Trowbridge Delta Chi, Mr. Gethmann; Beta. Theta PI, Mr. Kennedy; Nu Sigma Nu, Mr. Hixon; Theta Xi, Mr. Thomas; Del­ta Sigma Delta., Mr, Boyd ; Cosmos, Mr. Wassam .

Von Lackum got into scrimmage ')us programs are Dr. Ernest Horn, fo r the first time since he received his Prof. Elsworth FariS, Prof. R. H. Injury in the Cornell game, playing l, Ivester, Prof. N. A. Brisco, Prof. In Triplett's position at left end. Reed F. E. Goodell, Prof. Stephen H.

luyone who becomes indisposed or l'J<iUJH Oli' I'R,H 'TICAL "ALUFJ OF otherwise inconvenienced enroute The workers were everywhere cor-

I \'l'IN' ·IN L' I)UCATION ANI) dially received. They gained confi-"I 1', may Quickly reach the interurban

1' HFJ P)tOPEAAIONS line and return to his native heath. lence that contributions everywhere would be liberal.

was at Capt. Laun's end and Wyland was at center. Coach Jones used a

1 11 sh, Dr. Joh n Van Hor.ne, Prof. (, harle' Bundy Wilson, Prof. F. C.

Mr. Briggs Intimates very strongly rs Nec'ess!Il'Y fol' A<1v8u('elllent of Sci· ' hat he will not be numbered among "The most generous response is

elH't'-'''itilcmt it One ])001' In Sci, ' hose who give up the golden quest, (!omlng boys and girls who are work­('u tifir VI'ow'e"s i" (,Iosed, He Says but he thinks that the disgrace of Ing their way through the Univer­

l t1ch an act will be In no way com- sUy," Mr. Aldrich declared last night.

multitude of baokfleld aspirants al- Eastman, Prof. G. N. Merry, Prof. W.

ternating Davis, Nugent, Berber, E Hnyes, Miss Aleeth Willard, Mis~

"My Int resl in the classics is keep- parable with that of being caught They were first to give and they have ing me young," declared Dr. Harvey and they have given in the largest

Duncan, SooLt, G1atts and Van Pelt. Alice n . Wilmarth, aIHI Theodore Mendenhall was not in uniform . A. Wan roull.

l'se St.'night J<'ootball The enrly part of the practice was

devoted to instruoting the linemen how to open UP holes 011 the ofTen slve. The baoks and ends s pent con siderable time In practicing forward

NUTTIN G TELLS OF TRIP TO BAHAMAS

W. Wiley in his add ress Wednesdw 'liJ:ht on "The Practical Value of Lalln In Education and the Profes­sions.

Dr. Wiley appears to have the vi­tali ty of a man of forty-five, thougb

passes after which Coach Jones lined l".\'K'T\, z uo I,on\, STl' I)J<JN TS he is seventy-two.

stE'aling chickens.

INTERFRAT COUNCIL PASSES REGULATION

up the varsity against the freshmen ;\1.\111<] 1' HRF.Ii; MONTH l ' RJI> Last night he a pepalect to scholars QUALIFICATION FOR ;\1 FlMBER' For almost an hour the two elevens I.'on SPI~( DJF.:'.'H I~ 1~f)3 '0 "put a gou l In ed ucation and pre- !'IHIP I i\' ORGANIZAT rON ARE struggled up a nd down Iowa Field venL degenel",tion into a scramble for DECIDE!) lJl>ON and before Jones called It a day, the The Bahama expedition mad In efficiency through exclusive study of

amounts."

POTTER SENDS OARD A card bearing only an indistin-

1uisbll.ble postmark and his signature vas received recently from Ray S. Potter , a former student in the Uni­versity, who is now fighting with the Allies near Verdunx by University friend s. It was dated October 15.

regulars had reglster<ed four touch- 1893 by a class of twenty zoology the pelences. Any fraternity not already repre- lil . ' (H~I<JEHS ON TOUR downs on the yearling sq uad . Th e students waa the subject of Prof. A. "The Latin lan guage IR stili the sented In the interfraternity council The sanior electrical and civil en-varsity displayed \.lnusua l scoring ef- ('. Nutti ng's lecture ThurRday morn- languag of till' scienti st, and to It of the University may become a mem- gill eerln g classes a re gOing on an ob­fieieney and stepped into the sh ift in g. The lecture waA largely com- and thE' Greek he goes back when he leI' by pr('flenting tbe (ollowing quali- servation tour the last of this week. formation with rapl£\lty and smooth- posed of sterloptloon vlewR with 1118- has d Iflcovered a new bone In the fication!': a good frate rnily house, a 'hIC:1go, nfil ,vnukee. and Keokuk wlll ness. Onl y strai ght footQall was at- Ctlssions on eaoh one. '1C'l\d, or a new ani ma l. " Dr . Wiley ound financial standing, a me mber- be visited. They will leave Sunday tempted and the entire sorlmmage The trip lasted about th r e monLhs, ·lBRNted. " In this sense Latin is nec- ~h ip of at least twenty men , and a night and return the following Sun­wa~ a succellslon of powerful Hne the time being mostly Rpent at the ~:lsury for the adva ncem ent of science good scholastic rating. day night and I' turn the following plunges with the forwarc1 wall dis- West [ndl sand Florld!l Keys. Over '}l(1 \l'lthout It we close olle of the 'rhls was u decision arrived nt by Sunday. playing th e markod effeot of the in- 5000 miles were oovereC\. Iloors of progress In th great funda- the.. Inter-fraternity council in a meet­dlvld\lal work that COlloh Jones has The entire oost. IJl!.'luding rar fa re l11E'nta l sciences. ng at the Psi Omega house Wednes­dOing tillA work, The rogulars used '0 and frolll the port of Balthnor, "The cause for the neglect of tay night. David R. Porte r, sec re­the new batoh of plays exolusi vely rlid not exceed ,200 for ea h studAnt. Latin Is the craze for the practical. ' ary of the International Y. M. C. A. aod there were very few hltohell in In Bom ('ase. this was refunded . l~tC'rlal progress, much as Il Is to be committee spoke at the meeting in running off the slgnlllR. One oN' tac- The st ud ents were given for their desired, mar be the cause of the \1111 interests of the campaign that Is kle smash proved an ex eptlonally ow n us a sharo of the I:IpeeimenR downfall of nations. The purpose of b ~in g waged in the Univ rslty for the good round gll inor, tha baoks tear- which they Cound. These were .sold 'Ife Is not to make an invention but I)risoners ' relief fund.

HlGUF]}] AT BACONlAN "Thomas Jofferson's University" is

the subject of the weekly Bacollian paper to be given by Prof. F. G. Hig­bee of tlle college of applied science on Friday vening. He will discuss t he early hiHtory of a great unlver-

Ing Lhru for trom ten to flrteen yards to other lIohool8, tho procee(ls oft l' to do something for humanity, to j\ s a res ult of Mr. Porter 's talk sity and a great man. every time It waa used . exee ding th l'ntire (,ORt ot the stu give It an Idea, to alleviate Its Ruf- plUllS w~re made whereby members

fhe varsity '1'\11 contln\le offensive clent's trip . forlng, not only by vocational traill- of the faculty w1l1 visit each fratern- Professor G. T. W. Patrick re-drill for the romatncter of th e week A oarlop.d of sp olmenR brought ing, but also by mastery of thought Ity separately ancl rai se whatever ('ei.,tld 11 tolegram from his sisler, Iln(\ on Mouday the onoh will b gin back have been used by the atn<1 nt~ anel expresRlo n. It Is th classic!! amounts the Individual fraternities Dr. Mary Mills Patrick, yesterday, to InlltrUClt hili men In d t nslve play, In the zoology department. Part of which put the spiritual Into educa- may be disposed to give. sent ('rom Al11st r(lalll. Holland. She using the ~orthwestern plays afl lab- them form th Invertebrat xhlblt s tlon." Is no\l' on 11 r way to America from oratory material , ill th lllllR \lm, Dr. Norris A. . Brisco and Dr. C. W. ('ollsta ntinopl , wh re she has beell

Wayne Prudhon, a junior liberal Wussam will attend the meeting of head of a girl ' fI hool. All student olasses or the Metbod- choth aororlty will hold a danc- a rtK, has b en 10 lhe hospital \1nder- the Western Economic assocla1.lol'

I,t Churoh Sunday sohool will have a ing party at the Masonlo lemple Sat- going a minor operation. next we k In Chicago. Phi Rho Sigma w11l hold a danCing Pllrty III the churoh Friday evening. urday evening, Dr. Mary 1<. Heard MiRS Baller, a freshman dental Dr. Albert H . Belfield of the Uui- party at o. A hall Frtday vening. Profesllor and Mrs, C, W, Was sam and Miss FauiPta Heard will cbapel'- slud en l Is in th University hospital verslty hospital Is back at his work Dr. and Mrs. A. ,N. Alcock will cl1ap-w1\1 chaperone, one, threat ned with appendicitis, a.fter h is recent operation. erone.

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DANCING SCHOOL Saturday Varsity Dance, Company A SATURDA Y ENENING

2:30 5:30 Mahaha and Ogle 5 Piece Orchestra OCTOBER 21

KAY AND SHIMEK TO INVESTIGATE

OTHER BUILDINGS TO l'JSIT BOTANY AND GEOLOGY

flEPARTl\[E)ijTS IN OTHER UNIVERSITIES

ART STUDENTS LISTEN TO TALK ON POTTERY

A talk on American art pottery was given Wednesday night before

UNIVERSITY DAY IS NEXT SUNDAY

about fifty art students at the Uni- ( 'OLLEGE THEl\IES WILL BE PRE­versity by C. J . Barnhorn, who has SENTED AT ALL CHUROHES IN charge of the modeling work In the IOWA OITY Cincinnati Art museum. Mr. Barn-horn Is stopping In Iowa City as the Next Sunday will be observed In guest of Prof. C. A. Cumming, and thl' churches of Iowa City as Uni-will go on to Des Moines today where

Experience Gained Will be Used he wlll give an address before the When New Bullding is Constructed graphic and plastic arts section of Here in Near Future the Iowa State Teachers' association .

verslty day. Ministers will preach on college themes at the morning ses sian, and a union meeting' of all churches will be held at the Metho-

Mr. Barnhorn explained the dif-

BISTORIOAL SOOIETY ELEOTS At the regular monthly meeting of

the board at curators which was held in the rooms of t,be society on Wed· nesday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock, the following person8 were elected into he State Historical society: Mr. A.

H. Cummings, Mason City; Mr. John W. FOBter, Guthrie Center; Mrs. C. F. Johnston, Shemeld; Miss Emma Lemon, Guthrie Center; Rabbi Eu~

gene Mannheimer, Des Moines ; Mr. J. H. Moore, Guthrie Center; Mr. W. J. Pilkington, Des Moines; Mr. I. W. Shambaugh, Clarinda.

MEN'S· GLEE CLUB PLANNING VISIT

TO TWIN CITIES WILL TAKE LONGEST TRIP IN

mSTORY DURING HOLIDAY REOESS

Coast t~ Canst T.·jp on S!lnte Fe Fails to Materialize For This Yenr--Pl'o· gram Now Being l\fnde

dist church Sunday evening. Gwen-Professor G. F . Kay and Professor ferences in manufacture of various dolyn McClain will preside, and talks MAY FORM SPANISH CLUB

B. Shimek, In company with the com- kinds of pottery. and told how the wI\) be given by Stub Barron, MI8s Students who are Interested in the

The Glee club will make a trip to MinneapOlis and St. Paul during the Christmas holidays, if present plans hold. Emerson Davis, manager of the club, has visited Minneapolis and is now trying to make engagements in Cedar Rapids, Albert Lea, North­field, and other cities on the way to the Twin Cities.

mittee of the board of education, will glazes and other artistic effects are Adelia Dodge, and Guy V. Aldrich. formation of a Spanish club are r a-leave Friday to visit the departments obtained. He 'also described the dif- The UniverSity quartet wil sing. quested to meet In room 119, liberal ot geology and botany in the univer- terences between American and J ap- a rts building, next Monday evening. Mltfes of l{ansas and Nebraska. They anese art. The Japanese excel us in Possibilities for such an organization

t t T d d Borne ways according to Mr Barn The interesting program of music will then be discussed. expec a return nelCt ues ay an ' .-1\ ' Th Y 00 t A i study meetings which the music study will leave the same day on visits to orn . e me a mer ca, a re

section of the Iowa City Fine Arts some or the other large universities. shown abo\lt freely, and ' given every opport\lnitv to learn . But if an association is to have this year was The purpose of these visits is to in- f .'

OIRECTORIES OUT MONDAY The student directories will be on

vestigate cond itions at the varlO\ls American goes to Japan , as Mr . Baru­schools, In order that the depart- horn did , he is unable to find out a

opened Tuesday morning with con­sideration of Bach at a gathering of sale Monday morning at the secre­

taries office, Whetstones' and Coasts'.

An attempt was made to make a coast t rip on the Santa Fe railroad, during the holiday recess giving en­tertainments at large terminals for thing about their methods and pro- I members of the club at the home of mentR of geology and botany may .....

cesse's. Mrs. Preston oast. Madame Char-profit by the experiences of simili 'lr departments elsewhere, especially " One of the great things in art edu- lotte Lund, an Invited guest, com-

cation is to make someone else hap Pllml'nted the (,Iub on itR work . with regard to the eq uipment of the -Ilew biulding which Is to be built here PY, " Mr. Barnhorn said in closing.

"Art study for any other purpose Is in the near fut ure.

FOUND-A bunch of Keys. Owner may have same by calling at The Dally Iowan office, proving ownership and paying for this notice .

selfish. II Miss Eleanor Steinberg, first year

law student, has been absent from classes for several days on acc<7U nt of

The Politica l Science club will illness. meet next Monday evening at prO- I l\'larion Marquardt Is at the Mercy fflBsor G. G. Benjamin's home, 1207 hospital convalescing from an opera-EAst ColIe~ fltreet. I tion for appendicitis.

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MIt. COAST REALIZES THE IMPORTANCE 0]' TIDj ~ TATE UNIVERSITY TO lOW A CITY. HE WATCHES EVERY MOVE AND TAND ]'OR A GREATER UNIVERSITY. OLD UNIVERSITY 1EN KNOW THI •. HB I NEVER CALLED ON AND FOUND W ANTING. EVJ~RY CAREF 1.1 VOT~R SHOl LD THINK OF THIS WHEN HE GOWR 'lX) y()~'[ij NFJXrr rrl TffiAOAY. BE RURm AND REGTRrrER RATURDAY.

The Johnson County Republican Central C mrilittee

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The University Music council met the employees at that railroad. Ac­at the Bchool of music Thursday af- tlon was taken too late, the manager

of the Glee club states, and hopes for such a trip this year have almost been abandoned. The Glee club, however. will start negotiations with the Santa Fe company next spring for the trip. next year instead of waiting until faU as the ydld this year.

ternoon. Professor and Mrs. R. B. Kittredge

will chaperone an Engtineer's dance at Majestic hall Saturday evening.

Dr. Arthur Steindler, orthopedic surgeon, was In Des Moines yester­day.

Dr, Morae, who is practiCing den­tistry at Elkader, was In the City yesterday on professional business.

Profes80r G. H. Dunlap was in Dav-en port laBt Saturday for a consulta­tion concerning the sewage disposal plant that Is being Installed in the new buildings under construction for Battery B.

The trip to Minneapolis wll be the first trip taken by the Men's Glee club outside of the state and the long­est thus far taken by any Iowa Uni­versity Glee club .

Katherine Klay, who attended the University two years ago, is visiting at the C. S. Smith home in tihs city.

Cash Taxi BEGINNING NOV. 1ST, 1916, OUR TAXI SER·

VICE WILL BE STRICTLY CASH

TO EVERYONE

On close investigation we find that the cost of the clerical work necessary with so. many small accounts, is greater than the total amount involved warrants. And ' also the higher cost of operation in general, demands reduced expenses. We. have therefore decided to try to meet these conditions to some ex­tent, by putting the TAXI business on a strictly cash basis to everyone, rven those who may have other accounts with us. In order to accommodate those who care to take advanta~ of the opportunity, we have provided

COUPON BOOKS $6 in Service for $5

The () $6.00 books cost $5.00 cash, but you save $1.QO on eaoh book, for it contains $6.00 worth of 0011pons, giving; TWENTY-FOUR r gular 250 rides 01' the eqnivul{\nt thereof.

'We thank our many Cll. tOl1H'l'S for ill ,ir past lib­om} patronage, HlId will ndeavor to (l'ive better ser­vice in the futl1l'c, llncl ask YOllI' coop ration.

SIDWELL M ° TO R CO. Phone 24 and 25

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SEPARATE SKIRTS More attractive than ever and moderately priced

$5.00 to $15.00 The latest Styles Always Available Here

NEW MODELS CONSTANTLY ARRIVING

An appropriate model for every occasion. Smart plain stylc~ for college wear, fancy styles for wear with dainty blous -and :1 com­plet a ortmcnt of each.

-Thc price ar lowest in the city for garment of qual qaulity.

-Eyer" wanted weave and ma­terial inciuding a ll1ultitudr of band­SOllW 1l0yC'lties-Oheeks, Plaids, Ronum Sripes, and Paney ,'fIT 001 V c­lour . .

- Tailol'·d skil'L with a variety of fane' pockC'ts-in flared a11(l plf'ate<l efi'eeb:;. -All Hize. , )·pgnlal' and rxtra.

WANTED- Themes, essays, ora· Dr. H . F. Masson of Washington tlons, etc., to type. Prices cbeap. is visiting here. Satisfaction guaranteed. 329 N. Dubuque. 38-60 alt. Beta Theta Pi will entertain at a

dancing party at their chapter house LOST- Shaeffer fountain pen be. Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Pcr

tween L. A. building and Currier hall. kins will chaperone. Fnlder please leave at Miss Klingen· hagen's office. 42-3 LOST- Folding pocket kodak

Wednesday evening in liberal arts or FOUND-A "Forum" emblem pin. dental building- Phone 212 42-3

The initials "J. S. R." engraved on --the back Owner can have same by FOR RENT-A suite of rooms, applying at The Iowan office and mOdern, hot air heat. 511 Washing-

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Ida Campbell and Lois Vandervert, Prof. John A. Scott of Northwes- ) Prof. P. S. Pierce will lecture at former stUdents In the Univ rsif y, tel'll university, who lectu red In the Sheldon beforo Llle Federation of who are now teaching at Sheldon liberal arta audltoriufll last night, Women's clubs this evening. His will spend the week end in Iowa was entertained at the Triangle club subject \\'lII be "The Employers' Wei· City. in th even ing. · tare Work."

THE better preciate

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dressers ap­indi vid uali ty

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A single breaster---form back with pinch belt--vel­vet collar and slanting flap side pockets.

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We have this coat in plain Blue and Green Fancy Mixtures

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RELIEf PUJ STILL

Campaign Close Sunday ulty Members Bellt Oold

Omicron; Prof. ton's boarding nlng- Prof. A. XI Psi Phi