our

received

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Quartette

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$3.00

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Our attri-

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THE 'AlLY OWA VOL, XI.

lAYSAN PAINTINGS NEAR COMPLETION

ARTlST CORWIN RETURNS TO

IDS wonn:

PUBLISHED DY THE STUDENTS OF THE STA.'l.Jil UNIVERSITY OF IOWA.

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IOWA CITY, IOWA,WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 14,1912. NUMBER 94

ROYAL WEI ... SH LADIES CHOIR

APPE R TO~IORHOW EVENING fAMOUS AUTHORITY IR\' ING-ERO CAST TO BE

SEEN IN TRONG MED) TONIGHT'S THE NIGHT Of Singers Come Heralded a Consum­

mate Artists

The Royal Welsh Ladies Choir,

which Is to apear at the universliy

,

WILL LECTURE Hf.RE! "The OU1Cl' Fellow" Mark d tOl' Two

Pel'i'ol'Jll1Ulces

PltOl<'ESSOn JOHtl NN EN IS

THE VAUDEVILLE SHOW DOOR SWILL OPE PHO.tTLY AT

U~ADER O}<' THOUGHT 'Vlth the Dramatic club

ville performance a thing vaude- 7:300'~

of the

Birds AI'e Now to 130 Painted on thc auditorlulll tomorrow evening, Is Is l '()I'cmost Authority on Her'ility past, the next amateur university Fin Dr<>s RehE' r al of Iowa. Union

Backgroull(l to Add Ueality to heralded as one of the best musical -Comes rnder AuspiCE'S 0 theatrical will be the Irvlng-Ero play Den tit Find All in Reatlin

the "I ta in ncal Life attractions of the year. Glowing re- Sigllla Xi SOciety on February 22. This will be the tor ('urtain ports come from the cities where the first of the literary SOCiety plays to

During the I,,,;il nOl 'I I!'rc'fO 'pt;)- ('holr has anJle. rE'd it - l)l'ln l" nraiAe l1'rllay evenluti at 8 m., be presented this season. "The All Is In readiness for the vaude-

gress has been made with the Lay- bo tl! for its ensemble and solo work. the annual Sigma Xi lecture w:ll bo Other Fello w," one of the strong ville productlon to be given in the

san Island cyclorama now being One of the reports from a paper in a given in the natural science auditor- farce comedies now beln.g played in I natural science auditorium tblB eve­

constructed in the west end of the town, wbere tbe choir appeared ium. The lecturer who has been se- the country, bas been selected for ning by the university Dramatic club

bird hall. While It Is understood says: "There is a fascination in the cured for the occasion Is Professor presentation. In it the author has for the benefit of the Iowa Union.

that the completed work will involve singing of the fair daughters of Johannsen, of the University of Cop- managed to ~evelop a number of slt- The directress, Miss CarrIe Bradley,

the expenditure of some three years' Wales that holds the listener spen- enhagen, one of the greatest of llv- nations wonderful for th 11' mlrth- reports all ten acts as being In first bound. It is worth a lifetime to ing sCI·entlsts. provoking power as well as for their class shape and that the performance

time, a large part of the preliminar-spend an hour under the influence of Professor Johannsen's worlt has tense dramatic interest. The play wlll go without a hitch .•

the music of this magnificent or- been on the laws and phenomena of is filled with the right sort of action The tickets have been selling fast-Artist Charles Corwin, who flnish-

ies are now being disposed of.

ganization." h dit II b bl work by -the kind that keeps the audience er than was expected and an extra ed the first installment of the paint- ere y. e egan s

the The members of the organization growing "pure lines" or organioms keyed to a high pitch with the exclte-, number had to be prepared ycster-

Ing that is to comprise back- ~ wear the native Welsh costumes, in from the same race, In each sncese- ment of the situations. day. It wlll be advisable for all

ground of the affair, bas. returned to .. , ~hlch they are said to make an es- ive instance. He began with beans, Under the direction of ~Irs. Haro.ld II tho ,e desirous of gE'tting a ood seat

the city and is now engaged on t11e pecially attractive appearance, one in and barley, alwavs planting from Miles the cast of the two societIes to get their tiel,ets early and avoid

second, it being the intention to dl- " j,eepittg with the merit of their sing- the same variet". It required many has already brought the play Into a I delay at the door as all tile seats are

vide it Into three parts. He Is a J

and Ing. veal'S [or him to I)erfect his theory fall' degree of perfection. The rc- unreserv d.

rapid, though careful, painter " The ticket sale opened yesterday at of heredity, but it is now accepted malnlng week anc.) a half before its 1 It will lJe n cessary for the man­

consequently mal,es surprising head-Wieneke's bookstore, and from the throughout the world. He has de- presentation will be devoted to care-I, agement to provide two pianos for

way. The backgrOUnd as finished uumber sold It is predicted that a full veloped It until It is the most exact ful practice to bring ~v erytblng into Fred ~hatr I' to furnish his famous

shows the rocky coast of the Island, I house will greet the artists when in biological science. the smoothest possible working 01'-1 rajr- Ime mil Ir. A special dress re-

looking out upon a heavy sea, ,the then al)pear. The Sigma XI society always ob- der. hearsnl was held last night and the

waves dasing against the rugged talns the leading scientists for Its The novel feature of the play Is · program wenl In cxcellent style, tak-

promontories and casting spray high I CoslIlo{lolitllllS Plltn Plur annual lecture, and this "ear is no tho plan to present it in two per- t Ing just two hours. A number of

Into the air. The work of palnt1\1g " , Tho Americans of the Cosmopoll- exception, Professor Johannsen's formances, a thing that no literary flashlights were t,aken of the dil'rer-

the birds on the background is now tan club are preparing to present a topic, "Problems of Heredity," will SOCiety, heretofore, has attempted. On ent acts nnd these ar now on dls­

to be begun. This, It is said, will De light play In the near future to fill appeal to the literary as well as the account of file play's coming on display In the window of the Whet-

a difficult task because of the im­their part in the series of entertain- scientific students. The lecture is Washington's birthday, which Is a

j

stone pharmacy. mense Importance or perspectlve in

ments biven by different national!- free to all who attend, and offers a holiday at the university, It has lJ en The show It:! compobed almost ell-the endeavor to portray a view re-

ties during the year. The play that splendid opportunity for cultural ad- decided to present it in a matinee tirely of local songs and jokes and It ceding from the mounted specimens

has been chosen is entitled, "Hicks at vancement. miles In the foreground to those

performance as well as in the eve- Is evident that there wlll be some

n lng, to enable those who wish to see fun before the close of the enter­

the play but who have other en- tainmnt. The headllne feature in-away and flying above the water.

Tbe taxidermy department re-

Chicago," and was written and pre­

sented by the seniors at the Univer-

sity of Minnesota a few years ago. ports excellent progress with the

The play wJll as far as possible be mounting of speCimens which the ex-

pedltion brough t back. umerous altered to fit local conditions. It w111

probaby be given at Close hall.

OIllJlUSS Club FOl'mccI gagements for the evening, to attend

In the afternoon . Tbe lItertary so­The college of applied sci';'l.ce bas clety members will atten 1 In a body

developed a new organization In the in the evening.

troduces three new musical features

dIrect from New York that have not

as yet been heard In this part of the

country. bushes of the type that grow on the

Th C lit 1 b h 1 Compass club, which was formed on

e osmopo an c u as a woe The doors ot the auditorium will

open promptly at 7: 30 and the show island are made of steel wire. To Is planning also to give a complete Friday evening by the civil englneer-tbese are to be attached wax leaves Ing students of the college. The of-

)[ortar and Pestle Elects

representation of the great "Hague The Mortar and Pestle club of t~e will commence at 8: 30. The south of an Ingenious construction.

molds made by Mr. DJll are

Small C flcers elected were A. E. Crane, pres- pharmacy college, has elected the fol-onference," some time during next doors only will be used .

being month. This will be given In the na- ident; J .. McCune, vice preSident; lowing officers for the second semes- It Is expected that a large crowd used, the product being made by a I d J B t t

pressIng process. It was thought that tural science auditorium, and will be an ames owman, secre ary- reas- tel': PresIdent, G. W . Bailey; vice wlll be present and assist In giving

made a big event. The different na- urer. preSident, R. E. Fridley; secretary- the Iowa Union a good and much the natIve busbes could 'be used but Tl C 1 b I tionalitles will be represented as 1e ompass r u w II meet r egu- treasurer, I. B. McCredie; sergeants , needed support. because of the weight of the birds, I I . tl lib Ildl nearly as possible like they really ar y In Ie eng neer ng u ng, on L. H. Lutzens and T. J . Long. The

some of which wllJ be mounted upon were at the conference, wIth their Friday evenings, at which time executive committee consists of Er-them, it was found necessary to ) b' ttl i t I II delegates In original costume, and pal ers on su lec s per an ng 0 c v ling Thoen and \V. R. Bryant. Athletes Arc Good Students

adopt the alternative of bushes of engineering, and engineering in gen- As far as can be learned, a ll men with the original ceremOnies. The

steel wire construction.

Visitors are denied admission to

tbe exhibit, it being the intention to

complete It first and then throw the

work open to the Inspection of tbe

public at one time. When the work

Is completed, a report wlll be com­

plied under the auspices ot the zoolo­

gy department. This Is to be bound

and copIes sen t to all of the leading

museurils and scientific bodies of ihe

world, including th department of

members of the club have been at

work for some time on tills, and will

mal<e It an entertainment interesting

and worth while .

I111lly Mecting Tonight

The mid-week meting of the Y. M.

. A. touight will be made a big rally

meetings committee, F . C. Beach and

the coming Douglas Campaign of

Friendship. Louis Peunlngroth will

agriculture of the United States gov- preside at the meeting, and explan-

ernment. ations of th plans will be made by

A. R. Coffeen, chairman of the group

meetings committee, F. C. Beech and

others. The campaign being planned "udsoll O"('I'('d Pos it 1011

Dr. Jessie B. Hudson, of the do- Is to be a big affair. At this meeting

partment of pathology and bactel'loi- the tlnal forlllulation of the plans

ogy In the university college of medi- plans will be laid out.

cine, has been offer d a position as

bead of the pathologjcal laboratory ot PluuleltJ) J>layers Notice.

the Woman 's bospltal of Pblladel- .All memb rs of Pandaan Players

phla . This bos)ltal ranks among the please me t promptly at 7: 16 Wed-

IIret In the UnLted States. nesday evening In Room 6, L. A.

eral, will be read and discussed' j alllCl'n lub Elect.. who are or who will be eligible

These papers are to be presented The Camera Art club Inltlattld new for Iowa's dltrerent athletic teams In

original Investigations and problems I mem bel'S Saturday nIght. Those tak- the coming year, passed up last se­

on the part of the students, and It Is I en In were Mable BYeI', Mable Stew- mester's work In grand style. Here­

expected that much benefit will be l art, Geraldine Shontz, Elsie Williger, tofore, many of the best athletes

der!\'ed from the readings and diS- I Ira Stu bard and Clark Fanton. have failed to pass the required

cusslons. The public Is Invited to at-, amount of WOrk In order to be eUgl-

tend these regular meetings. See "Tile Other Fellow." ble to partiCipate in athletics. This

SUBSCRIBE AT ONCE .-\bsolutely no 1II00'e 1013 HAWK EYES pl'inted than al'C ol·del'e<1.­

Subl>crib at once and secul'c n COI)Y of the best Hawkeye cver'.

-SIGN TH IS BLANJ{-

has played havoc with tbe baseball

and football teams. The freshmen

espeCially have

scholastic ability.

shown unusual

rtificate Uelng Is ued

Certiflcates of stock In the Iowa hereby subsel'ibe fOl'

Lakeside Laboratory are now ~eing

Issued. Subscribers may obtain ....... f.euthcl· at $2.50 ('ollies of the J013 HAWKE£E wllich ] IIgl'ee to their certificates at the Iowa City

........ Cloth lit $1.50

call aJICl settle for' Itt time of issue.-Date Rnd place of Jssue to ))e all- State bank.

lIoullce<l latel·.

Y. W. C. A. Notice .............. _---_ .... _----- ......... _-.-.. ............................................ ..... .. .. Name

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The Y. W. C. A. meeting, sched­

uled for tonight, has been postponed A(J(Jress

I until Thursday evening, at 7 o'clock.

~ DAILY IOWAN VOL. XI. NO 94.

--Every morning except Saturday.

and MondaYII. Of the Vldette--Report-er the forty-third year and of the s. U. I. Quill t he twentieth year.

GEORGE K. THOMPSON Editor-in-Chief

Office HoQl'8 Editor-In-Chief, 4: 00 to 6:00 and

7:00 to 9:00 P. M. -

E ditln· in Oharge Monday .... . . . . . . . . .. Henry Bell Tuesday ..... . ... Conger Reynolds Wednesday ... . . .. . Paul : . Pierce Thursday . . . ... . .... C. C. Caswell Saturday . . ... ... Vernon Seeburger -

WOlltllll'S l<Jdltor Esther Paul us

Assocllltt' Editor s Carroll JIIartin Frank Baldwin W. T. Spies C. H . Flsbburn J . T. Hanna Will H url burt

U<.>porters M. H. Wilkinson A. r. Swlsber F ran k Seydel Ben Swab II. D. Hanson H . C. Austin L . E . Darling E . E. Norris

Ernest Fogelberg

DAILY IOWAN PUBLISHING CO., Publisb~r (Incorporated)

A. C. GORDON Managing Editor

several years has lost money on the ties, such as Harvard, Yale, Cornell

vent ure, and that was probably due and ot her institu tions of that type,

to laxity of Its methods. As a means and It comes as a distinct honor to

of curbing t hese mercenar y acts a Iowa to be InCluded among the eleven

committee appointed by the presi- universities. Several days ago be

dent inspects these along with ac- addressed the United States senate In

counts of other organiZations. It Is ehaJf of universal peace. The count

true that there has been much pad- received his degree of Doctor of Lit­

ding of accounts in order to distort erature at Oxford, and spends a great

figures with a long storY but In the part of his time in England, being at

main the su<'cess of the venture has one time a member of tbe Austrian

been gratifying. legation at London. His books di5-

cuss various topiCS, but principally, In the case of the recent military

"The History of Progress in Bo­ball it is unquestionably true that

hernia." never was a fairer account rendered

the university. All of the expenses

of the committee were legitimate,

not faked In order to cover up the

true return. The committee made

an efrort to l>U back inlo the par ty

what i t r ealized. It succeeded be­

yond a dou bt. The par ty clearly

showed the r suits of s uch laudabl'J

efrorts: it was the best-appointed of

any in years .

It is hoped that an epoch has been

marked a nd a new era ushered in.

It is certainly t rue that It will be a

notorious example to succepding

J . E. ASHTON, Business Manager committees. The report w i" 'I t:lar

Entered as second-class mail mat­ter, November 12, 1903, at the post­olflce at Iowa City, Iowa. under the act of Congress of March 3, 1879. Per year, paid hefore Oct. I, $2.25 Per year, paid after Oct. I, $2.76 Per semester . .. .. .. .. .. . .. $1.25 Per single copy .. . .. . . .. . .. . .05 Per month . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .35 Ottlce, 23 East Washington Street,

Phone 29 (Under name of Iowa. Cfty C1UleDi)

'S"I,'H·++++++++++·!··I··t"H· + THE HOROSOOPE + + + + +

ensure not the comiC valen- + tine +

+ And the olle who use it; + + on sider, those foolish

+ tures are

plc- + +

+ The measure of his wit. + +++++++++++++++++++

The Date Is Fe1'uary 22.

A RF. t")RT OF INTERES'r

another r eading.

Count Luetzow Coming

Count Luetzow, a Bohemian noble­

man and one of the most wIdely

k nown literary cha~acters of Europe,

wllI speak at the State University of

Iowa on ~eruary 28. Count Luet­

zow has Included in his lecture tour

of the United states, eleven universl-

C<l::~~N 14th Wednesday,

February JONES & ORANE

otTer

T E Wolf

HARRY E. VAN DUZER

Gives Fourth Lecture in Series on

Salesmanship Tonight

This evening at the liberal arts

auditorium, Harry E . Van Duzer is to

give the fourth of his series of eight

lectures on salesmanship. Mr . Van

Duzer has had a great deal of exper­

l ienee In this fie ld and his lectures

I are very instructive and helpful. He

takes the stand that salesmanship Is

both a scienc.e and an art, and that

the best results can be attained only

The report of the military ball The Greatest Realistic Drllllll\ of this by encouraging a higher order of in­

committee cannot fall to have arrest- Century. telligence and expediency, and great­

ed the attention of most persons Ca t and Oostumed with Authenticl. er compensation. This course of

who follow the various actlviti t s of ty and Correctness. ,lectures Is open to everybody.

,university life. It Is bu t ano ther i\ Play that Held New York amI Chl- At th e conclusion of thi s course.

step towards ridding the university cago Spellbound to.· one WhOll' 1 w. H . Con ant, manager of th e Boer-

of a certain form of petty gain that Sellson. ner-Fry Co. , wiJI give a lecture 0 0

has been welI nigh obnoxious for a Price $1.00, .75 and .:50. "The 'l'ralnin g of Sales men," an"

long while. "eats on Sale Monday ]\(orning at HI Prof. George Judaisch, of Amos, will

"BUCK" HANLON ••• wants to see ---

y-O-U --- at the new ._-

Iowa Theatre The Best Moving Picture Show In Town

On Dubuque Street

University Book Store

On the Corner

Text Books and: Sup­plies for all Colle"es~

FOUNT AlN PENS Waterman Conklin Moore N on-leakable

Colle"e Banners and Pen ants

Cerny & Louis

LilleyUniforms Are made of the bestl 'qual· ity of cIotlts, Pc!rfe~t Mili tary fitting.

Hats, Caps,

Chevrons,

Shoulder

Knots, Swords,

Etc.

For Lilley Goods Calion

WUlner's, Max Mayer, Jos. Slavata, Coast & Sons. Siavata & EppeL

FOR SAL~-"';t:1V safe tor ottice.

The report shows that t here watl

but seventy-seven cents surplusoutof

receipts aggregating close onio four

hundred dollars. What does this

mean? It means above all things

that one organization in the univer­

sity has become seized with a. com­

mendable type of aggressiveness .

This Is a breath of the new universi­

ty, and a blow to the past. In th E:'

past, the medium of the formal party

has been used as a vehiCle for gen­

erous enrichment of those Individu­

als sufficiently fortunate to be nomi­

nated as members of the committee

In charge. Their chief aim has been

to give a party at the least possible

expense with the greatest possible

gain. In fact, one committee vied

with another in its exploitation of

the university public. The plea of

the uncertainty of the returns was

al ways urged as an ottset to the ar­

gument that the gains were too

great and out of all proportf~n to

the undertaking. The manifest ab­

surdity ot this is apparent when the

fact that but one formal party In

O'clock; Friday, ulldny, Tuesrlllf lecture upon "Traits of Character in Cheap. Write "A," care ot Iowan

\Vednesda)'. Business." olfice. tf c::

Hom, AT THE NATURAL SCIENCE AUlJl "Uhl 1\1 T illOHROW

+'H"I-+++++++""""-"+;0++ + + + BUSINESS DffiEOTORY + + + +++++++++++·1··1 .... ·1·++++

PHYSIOIANS

DR. JOHN G. MUELLER

Phyllician and S~n

14~ S. Dubuque St.

Over Iowa Theatre

Phoncs: Oftice 950; R~s •• 91S1

OHARLES S. GRANT, M. D.

Oftice 17 % S. Dubuque St., Over

Stach's Shoe Store

Residence, 229 Summit St.

Office Phone, 380& Res., 578B

DR. FRANK L. LOVE

Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat

Oftice, Paul-Helen Bldg.

Phones: Oftice 66; Res., SIS

DRS. BYWA'l'ER &; BARBER

DIseascs of

Eye, Ear, NOse and Throat

No.8 N. Olinton ~t.

DR. A. J. BURGE

General Surgery

22~ S. Ollnton St., Iowa Cit" lowe

DENTISTS

JOHN VOSS, D. D. S.

11i ~ South Dubuque Stftet

PhODe 1181i Iowa Oltr. 10"

F. T. BREENE, D. D. S., M. D.

DeIltillt

Iowa Oit1, Iowa

Ofrtce oyer Novak's Drug Store

11 ~ South Dubuque Street

Otrlce hoon: 8 ... m. to 12 m ....

1:00 to IS:OO p. m.

)IUSmAL STUDIOS

ANNA DILLER STARBUOK

Music Studio. 21 N. Dubuque St.

Pupils Received in Plano, Pipe 0rIU and Harmony

ESTHER McDOWELL SWISHER

(Pupil of 1\1ary Wood Obase)

Piano School

Thoroughly modem And arti8t1c

mctilOds of ,)Iona playing, trom the

beginning of music to advanced

grades.

Phones 1318 301S Summ1t 8t.

REAL ESTATE

SaJe and Rent: Large Hat of cltJ

residences, vacant lots, and t8l'JDl.

Alao litoeks of merchandise.

0.1\1. RENO

110 ~ Washington Street

I I 1

T

u

Res

The

ARRowi ,...

NOtch COLLAR , iIi~_._-... o_fo .. r_'~_. C';,,;',.IIf'.tjj,it ... P .. p" .. h ... oo" .. ty .... C' .. o., M.".a:: I .:.a. .• _ ,

I ,

Throat

Bldg.

Res., SIS

BARBER

Throat

... .... ~ •• a st.

arUstie

from the

advanced

GRAND CONCER T semester were also installed at this

meeting.

Take a KODAK

with you The Royal Welsh Ladies Choir

and let us finihh your pic­tures when you return.

At The University Auditorium

Brownies, $1 to $12 Kodaks, $10 to $100

We have a few bargains in second hand Cameras, for sale and for rent.

Thursday Ev ening Henry Louis, Pharmacist . February 15, 1912

Tickets on sale at Wieneke's Tues,day ~orning Feb. 15

The RexaI.l and Kodak Store 124 C.ollege St.

Complete courses in BookkeeflDg, Banking, Shorthand, Typewnting and Penmanship. Write us today Reserved Seaes 75c and~$l.OO "Hilda l\lacTavish". and "Jules Beau- foe our catalogut>.

ein" in Act II, "The lVolf," at the ~~=========================~ Ooldren Thentl'e Tonight.

The BIJOU Oosmopolita.ns Initiate.

Last Saturday evening at Close lIONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY Hall the Cosmopolitan club of the

+++++++++++++++++++ + + + PIJAl' AND PLA\'EHS +

firmed our Impression that he Is a Respiration." Tbe physiology de­

'find.' His second play Is a melo- partment of which Mr. Albright ..

drama, vivid but primitive, vital but a member bas perfected some Dew

unfledged. It Is direct, terse, capl- apparatus which will be shown for

tally written, sincere and free from the first time. The meeting Is caU­

conventional flapdoodle." ed for 8: 30 and will last for one -0-BESSIE BABB­

Oomed1enne

11ANNING & HAPGOOD­

Oomedy )Iuslcal Act

FRASK & GLADDIN-

Singers, Dancers and Imitators

OORLETTA-

In a Big Spectacular Novel ty,

"The Human Dragon."

universitY Initiated Its new members.

These included nearly twenty peo­

ple, representing America, Scandi­

navia, India, China, France, England

+ + +++++++++++++++++++

At the Ooldl n

"The Wolf," Eugene Walter's

Ireland, Germany and some other great play of life in the Canadian

foreign lands. The Initiates were: Hudson Bay country, Is the presen-

hour only.

Both l\IatJnee WId Evening.

"The Other Fellow."

l\Uddletonllln Medical ociety.

Miss Theresa Bowen, Miss Irene tation at the Coldren this evening, The Mlddletonian medical society A new honorary journalistic 80-

Figg, Mrs. Beatrice M. Mekota, Miss with all Its trappings, stage accessor- will meet tonight In the amphl-the- ciety called the "Fourth Estate,'·

Marguerite Rohret, Miss Katherine les, elaobrate Bcenery and light ef- atre of the medical laboratory bulld- has been organized at the University

Stewart, Professor M. A. Shaw, fects, preCisely the same as seen In Ing. An Interesting program will be of Illinois. It is composed of men

Claude Studebaker, Walter Sitz, Hen- Nw York and Chicago. Allan . Dale, given which all are Invited to at- from the senior and junior clssse •

ry BeB, C. C. CasweB, R. H. Dur- the celebrated writer on the New tend. Dr. A. L. Grover of the De- and Its purpose Is to bring the jour-

THE ONLY BRIGHT SPOT IN blo, IvaI McPeak, Raymcnd French, York American, said In an Issue of partment of Pathology w1l1 speak on naIlstic students of the university that paper of April 20:

Luther E. Widen, Mauric!:J J. Silver, "Let me say right here

"The Ideal Laoratory of a General In closer touch with each other an 1

without Practitioner." George C. Albright to promote Interest In journalism by

Pdv&.te danCing les90n by appolnt- Paul R. Tang, Charles Martin and further parley, that In 'The Wolf' Mr. will give a demonstration on "Me- bringing newspa.per men to the unl-

ment.- Oren E. Smith. Pb~ne 921M. O. Ahmed. The officers for the new Walter has most assuredly con- chanica) Exchange In Man during versity .

THE HIT OF THE SEASON

10 Acts

~~~~~~~~~~~~ Dramatic Club Benefit

-- For The --

IOWA UNION Wednesday, Feb. 14,' 12

~ PRICE 50 CENTS Doors Open 7:15

SHOW BEGINS 8:15 No Seats Reserved

10 Acts

~~~~~~~~~~~~ THE HIT OF TilE SEASON -c:

LOOK 'EM OVER EARLY SPRING ARRIV ALS OF THE

"HEIDCAP" IOWA CITY, IOWA. 24·26DUBUOUE ST.

ALSO THE NEW THINGS IN HATS

SLAVATA & EPPEL Iowa City's New Clothiers

24-26 DUBUQUE S'IREET

:\loines Saturday In connection with

Professor F. C. Ensign spentl:--------------------------.

Saturd.ay and Sunday at Cedar Falls,

In connection with a Y. M. C. A. con­

ference.

Messrs. Homer Green of Cherokee

and Clifford D. Moody of Nora

Springs have been pledged to Phi

Alpha Delta.

Professor Thos. Macbride spoke

Monday evening at Cae Collel?e. The.

topic of his address was "The Mean­

Ing of the Desert."

This Week Special Showing and Fitting

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The best for style, Lquality and fit Our expert corset woman who

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-- Come This Week Professor G. W. Stewart, head at

the physics department, is out at

town for the week. Professor Sieg '-------------------------..;

Is taking charge of his work. +-1"1"1"1"1'+++++++-1-+++++ B. L. Duke, P . '11, and G. T. + +

Oversheet, P. '11, are now managers + COl\UNG EVEN'I'S + of stores at Beaumont, Texas. Duke + + was recently successful in passing +++++++++++++++++++

One night recently the Sigma Nu's

at Kansas answered a call of the PI

Phis for help. A burglar had enter­

the sorority houso but the brave frat

men with the aid of a rusty shot I the state board.

(;ccrge L. Parsons, who was grad-

uated from the pharmacy college

Feb. 14. VaudevllIe performance by gun and five ball bats managed to

Dramatic club, university auditor- drive the bad bold burglar away. lum, 8:15 p: m. +++++++++++++++++++

+ + + PERSONAL AND SOOIAL +

the state geological surrey. last year, is at present l1o!rllng n

responsible position with a proml­Prof. G. F. Kay, head of the geol-

Feb. 14. Vaudeville show by Dra­

matic club. JUNIOn, I>ROlI

With the grand decorations and all ~. + +++++++++++++++++++

Henry Bell, L. A. '13, is ill In the

nent drug company at Chirago. ogy department, spoke Monday at Prof. R. A. Kuever, of the pharm,.­Cedar Falls, befor~ the Science club.

Feb. 15. Welsh Ladies' Choir.

Feb. 16. Junior prom.

Dr. John L. Peck, M. '07, who i.:l

now on the Drake medical faculty,

other arrangements complete, the

Junior Prom is going to be one of the cy college, recently made a trip to Feb. 16. Auuual lecture of Sigma

finest formals of the year. But are

ellce.

university hospital. Chicago, Kansas City and St. Louis XI, Professor Johannsen, of the your arrangements complete?· Let us

In the interests of lhe Boerner-Frl University of Cepenhagen, "Prob-fix you a beautiful b?uquet of vio-

COnlP<luy, of which he is (~on8u lti Jlg lems of Heredity." Auditorium, 8 lets, sweet peas, roses, etc. You get

p. m. Open to public.

Alice Rogers, L. A. '13, spent the visited Dean Teeters on Monday.

week-end at her home in Independ- G. C. Conaway, P. '09, wr.o is no\\

L. M. Shellabarger, P. The State Normal ClUb (! S. U. Feb. 19. Rev. Newton lecture, on the girl; we can do the rest.

A. GPRINOE "Shakespeare, the Man." Letts, Iowa, Is located now in Wii- lege. The 'Forist evening at the Methodist church par- Feb. 19. N. O. L. preliminary con-

Dr. John L. Gillin, of the political 122 Iowa AYe. lars. Professor Thos. Macbride, test, natural science auditorium,

liamsburg. Iowa City Thomas Levitt, L. '13, returned economy department, spoke yester-

yesterday from a week-end visit at day in Cedar Falls on a question at head of the Botany department, was 8 p. m.

Des Moines. sociology. the prinCiple speaker fa the evening. •••••••••••• • ••••• Feb. 20. Basketball, Iowa VB. cor- I ii S M 0 K E ii nell, 7: 30 p. m..· •

C R Peters pre medic visl'ted Prof. Bohumll Shimek, of the bot- II . .. , - , Feb. 22. Washington's birthday. • Lobby Claar Store.

friends in Marshalltown ovel' Satur- any department, leaves today for FOR RENT-Furnished room to e day and Sunday. Des 1\1olnes to attend the wedding of one or two gentlemen. Modern. University convocation. -. FREDRACINE,Prop! ••

Feb. 22. Irving-Era play. • •••••••••••••••••• Prof. G. F. Kay w1Il be In Des hs niece. Mrs. M. F. Wllliams, 412 N. Linn. Feb. 26. 7: 30 v. m., Baconlan

meeting. Paper by Prof. R. B.

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