VOL. XIX NEW SERIES VOL. IV IOWA OITY, IOWA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1919 NUMBER 43

ANNOUNOE NEW MEMBERS r------, FOURTEEN ELIGIBLE FOR I MfLIT ARY BAND WILL ~ ___ NOTICE- PLANS ARE COMPLETE ~ rwclvc 'VODlI'Il Ohosen to Fill Va­ The student campaign of the li'dotball MOll Have Pal'Ucllla.ted the Required Time PLAY AT CONCERTS cancies on Gids' Gloo Olub (owa ~Iemol'ial Union has been ex­ fOR CONSTRUCTION lended until 5 o'clock: Friday af· The hOnOl'ar-Yletter "I" Is offl- B~NEfIT D~NCE The new members of the girls' glee Lernoou, November 28. This gives Of NEW BUILDINGS AND cla\Iy granted by the UnIversity board ------club were announced yesterday by the solicitors plenty of time to see In control of athletics for athletic Work to. Begin On Armory, Psy Veteran Organization Ohristened Prof. W. E. Hays, as follows: Jeane flU fot· whom they have cards. All achievement. Following th.e 'Close chiatric Hospital, and Nurses Million Dollar Band by Wolfe, Gertrude Pierce, Margaret .olicitors are expected to do their of each football season, the action of Home Soon General Liggett Moore, Marguerite Shuell, Blanche lltmOSt. Pilmer, Elsie Smith, Mervine Barton, DONALD NASBY, this board Is awaited anxiously by --- SAW SERVIOE IN FRANOE Betty Brown, Lorna Schuppert, Flor- Oampaign Manager players and fans alike. Certain TWO BUILDINGS THIS YEAR ence Hunter, Martha Althous, and L-______~ rules guide the University board In --- Soldier l\Iusicians Will Entertain Marie Mytue. Out of the seventy- deciding which men of the football Ohildren's Hospital aud Men's Dorin Tomorrow Mternoon and Evening five girls who tried out, twelve were squad are entitled to the coveted let- itory Oompleted ThiB Year-l\:(eru tel'. One of these, is the rule which orial Building Will Be Erected in Natural Science Auditorium. given places. BELDING, A. DEVINE, Beneftt Dance at Armory Mtel' A number of selections were made fiAND SL IIATER PLAC' ED provides that Ian "I" be awarded to DW~lnt"" gSidYeeaOl'-tWAllverOo. nstruction on Evening Concert. at the beginning or the year to fill each man who shall have played six --- vacancies in the Vesper choir. The quarters in major footba1l games Two 'buildings completed and occu ON MYTHICAL ELEVEN pied and four more of which plans The Million Dollar MUltary band girls selected then are, Alice Ingh.am, during the season. Athletic Board Decides have been laid, Is what the Univer wlIl appear in Iowa City, Wednesday, Marion Smith, MUdred Ross, Helen Weston of Wisconsin Placed on Just what contests will be consid- sHy has ,accomplished In the last year November 26, under the supervision Macken, Helen Garison, Naomi Titus, In Its building program. To the alum One End a.nd Higgins of Ohio ered "major" is not definite and nus of 1918 the children's hospita of the military department or the Verla Wilson, Merle Ayers, and Lu­ cago at Other Tackle University and In benefit of the cile Reynalds. The try-outs were will not 'be clear until the athletic on the west side and the men's dorm , board takes action. Every game this tory are additions to the Univer Iowa Memorial. The Mtllion DoUar conducted and the selections made by GRAHAM OHOSEN AS PILOT season, with tbe possible exception of sl'ty, which he bas probably not Band of the Sunset division, thus Professor Hays. The glee club holds seen. South Dakota fray, might well be Plans Drawn for Three christened by General Liggett be- its first rehearsal today at 4: 1 0 A. Devine and Ohic Harley Logical termed a major ~onfiict and will The new armory, psychiatric hos cause he considered it worth that to o'clock. }:(en lot· Halfback Positiou!l­ the American army, is made up of probably be so deSignated. The fol- pital, the new nurses' home, on the Ralph Fletcher of illinois ReslX>D' lowing men have now passed the re- west side also, have plans definite­ thirty-five soldier musicians under sible for Giving llIinois Champion· qulrements to be eligible for the hon- ly drawn, 'and will be completed as the direction of Harold Bachman, ship, Iowan 'VrItel' Say soon as labor can be obtained, says their leader overseas. Julie Bruer LAWS GENEROUS ·IN orary "I" in football: Captain Fred J . M. Fisk, superintendent of of the St. Louis Symphony and Rob- Lohman, John Heldt, Charles Mock- grounds and buildings. The Univer ert Bruce, Indian Cornetist wlll be MEMOR_IALCAMPAIGN more, Fred Slater, Lawrence Block, sity Memorial building is also to be THE DAILY IOWAN'S ALL­ Lester Belding, Clyde Charlton, built this coming year. featured in their concerts which will Oth C II H N Y OONFERENOE FOOTBALL Is One Story Hospital g Guerdon Parker, Aubrey Devine, be given WedneSday at 4 o'clock and .;:rd ~ e ;: aDv~ °st et TEAM The children's hospital on the wes '8 o'clock In the Natural Science au- a e po s on nve, ays William Kelly, Glen Devine, Arthur side is a one story structure so ar ditorium. After the evening concert Don Nasby, Manag'er Belding (Iowa) End Pyles, Robert Kaufman and Harry ranged that each room receives a maximum of sunlight. Here the Per the band wfll give a dance in the Slater (Iowa) Tackle Hunzleman. "Reports from the college of law Ingwerson (illlinols) Guard klns law children with orthopedic de- fects are trea:ted under the direction Armory. In regard to the Memorial Union Depler (Illinois) Center Harold Bachman, director of the I till .m. d .. of Dr. Arthur Steindler, while iba­ campa gn are excep ona Y 6VO , Pixley (Ohio State) Guard bies suffering from malnutrition and band, enlisted the day war was dC'- states Donald Nasby, the student Higgins (Chicago) Tackle diet disorders are cared by under Dr. clared and was authorized to recruit i "Of t PIPER TO READ fOR campa gn manager. seven een Weston (Wisconsin) End Albert H. BYfield. a band for overseas service. It was I d . d f th f h p e ges receIve rom e res men Graham (Chicago) Quarterballk DES MOINES WOMEN The Quadrangle, also on the west not long before ha was recognized by I I th ttl I $1050 aw c ass e 0 as, an av- A. Devine (low.a) Halfback - side, is the only men's dormitory on mllitary authorities as an expert di- f $62 f . - the campus. Cateteria service helpa erag~ 0 rom each man. The Harley (Ohio State) N oted Iowa Poet a.nd Umverslty its 300 men beat the h. c. of 1. rector and was finally assigned to the j i I $45 un or aws average and the Professor to Present Poems To Erect New Building 116th engineers with whom he serv- . $59 " Halfback and Captain I. semors a man. Ralph Fletcher (IllinOis) For Women's Olubs . The new buildings to be erected ed the remainder of the war. At. one N t t f ___ the coming year aside from the Mem- 0 exac repor s rom any of the Fullback time Bachman held a position with Ilib 1 t 1 - h b . orial building wlll all be situated era ar s c asses ave een turned Edwin Ford Piper, noted -Iowa poet on the West Side. The new armory, t11e Rohurnll Kry1 Concert Band. A i Th I' it 1 t b I n. e so lC ors lave no een who is associate professor of Eng- to be west of the men's dormitory, diploma of honor was .awarded BaCh-I bl t 11 th I .. I HONOR ROLL a e 0 see a e l' veop e as yet. Meyol's (WJsconsJn), Reichle lish in the University, wlU appear wlll cost $125,000. In general it man and his band by the French gov- All t t b ! th h d rep or s are 0 e n e an s (Dlinols), C. BOl'nal'd (Nodh. before the Des MOines Womens' Club wlll be ' like tbe Quadrangle. The ernment and under orders from Gen- of the manager by Friday .at 5 on Wednesday afternoon under the drlll shed of the building will be 150 eral Hagood, represented the Ameri-I o'clock. w sOOton) , ends; Trott (Ohio foot long and 210 feet wide. can bands In Paris in 1918. State), AI)plc""'an (rn.), 1\Ie. auspices of the literature depart- The new nsychlatric hospital is to Colleges of medicine and ph arm- e" " Robert and Fred Bruce, full blond- Gmre (Ohicago), TJerny (Minne' ment. The first part of the PI'O- cost $175,000. It is to be bunt on acy have not sent any returns as yet th I ed Indians from the White Earth and exact figures are not yet obtain- sota) , Fllldoe.'1 (Wisconsin), Pen. gram will Include some of his better on~ sst:o:y o~a~~I~o~h~;;:~'s ~~~s~~~: reservation are also membors of the fleld (No"t11,,'ester'n) gnard",' known poems, requests having been " able from the colleges of engineering L , - , made that he read "MeanwhlJe" and uel T. Orton, former psypclliatrlst b an d . These t a I en t ed mUA i cansI are and dentistrY. (C on tl nue d on page 3) from the University of Pennsylvania the "Well Digger." The latter halt di 1 h 1 gracIU8 t es f rom Carlisle when they FreshIJlan girls were handed cards me ca sc 00, will be in charge of won fame in athletics as well as in of the program will be devoted to the hospital. He arrived Monday to music. The Bruce brothers played ::r~~::r::~m~~el e::;~; ~:~:r~:~n:~ .Jil;"·-R-O-O-S-E-V-E-L-T-~-tE-l\-[Q-R-IA-L---l·I. the reading of his unpublfshed direct the plans of the hospital. on. the same team with Jim ThorpA, ASSOOIATION SENDS poems. ORAIG AT HUl\1ANIST III at the end of the hour. I the world's greatest all round ath- I TllAN]{S AND RECEIPT Mr. PJper is one of the few Ameri- The Humanist society wlIl meet at "A complete report from ever.Y so- the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. lete. These men are soloists Bnd 01.1.... ------.Io'.• can poets who have devoted their )lcitor is desired by Friday," says i Goodenough, 649 S. GovC"nor St. their work on the cornet and clarl. Mr. Nasby. Daily Iowan, Iowa City, Iowa, genius to one locality and phase of Monday evening, Nov. 24, at 8 net .are features of the program to be •. ______Dear Sirs: I am enclosing l'tlcelpt American life. The majority or his o'clock. Prof. Hardin Craig, head 0 given here. 0%[•• ------..;.+ for the sum ot $290.57 contribl!tod poems are studies of Individuals as department of English, will speak on The band wlll arrive in Iowa City I BASKETBAI,J, NOTICE by the students and faculty of the UNIVERSITY OF IOWA. Tuesday. November 25, lD~ ( THE OAI LY IOWAN worthy foe. \this to say about the Chicago game: drawing room. All Spanish students ______II A morning paper publi,hed five times a week A similar occasion In the past has . "It is due Iowa to say that I heard invited. - - Tuosdaand SundAy, Wedny-osbyda y,The \o'ridar. D811y, SllInrdayIowan , often b een th e excuse f or a wild ce I e- • t wo 0 f our boys say that Iowa played Quentin Fernandez, President PI'eop e s Publishing Oompany at 108, 10 ..a bration of over-enthusiastic students. the cleanest game th8lt Ithey had ____A_vc_n_u .. _lowa Olty, 10... A bonfire Saturday night was in or- been in this year and that there was I MEMBER lOW A OOLLEGE PRESS der or perhaps even a snake dance no dirty work of any kind, which is Congregational Guild will hold Stearn r Is Entered ns second clll.. matter at the poal 11 office ot IOWII OUy, 10... • down Washington street would have a fine compliment to the Iowa team open h ouse t 0 a s t u d en t s 0 f th e Subscription rate...... S.OO per year met with well Wishes from those In and to Coach Jones." church and their friends, Wednesday La u n d ry l Single co!,y 5 cents authorHy. But, unfortunately, in night at 8 o'clock at the conference BOARD 0.' TRUSTEES years past, such victories have been hOuse, 128 North Clinton street. I O. H. W ~ll~r, cbairman ; E. M. MaB ..en; E. S. Amith ; Dorothy Linghnm ; Mary Ander· made the excuse for destructfon of 1• '0 J TOMS Pro aon ; Mll rinn Dyer ; Earl Wells. ANNOUNOEMENT 1 ., , p, \ property, the raiding of stores, and + Men's Glee Club will meet at the mOI'!'OR/AT., A'!'Alr l!' 225 Iowa. Ave, Phone 58 _I R AI.PH R. 0VlmTIOLSF.R 11lditor-ln-chlet at least once, a threatened raid on stUdio Tuesday night at 7: 15 o'clock Telephone24 d nmlly,Rck Room 175 714; L.Olfice A. BuildingHonrs 11·11; C urI' j er h a11 . Y . W . C . A . w ill h 0 ld a T han k sglv- instead of Wednesday night. It Is a singular, gratitying fact Ing sel'vice at 4:30 o'clock Wednes­ J . Mpi n lrkt'rMn Mnnaglng Editor I Kpn nl'th C. Nohlp AS80date Ertltor that no such demonstration followed da.y in the liberal art!! drawing-room. ~;======-- -: ~====~~======r.pno H n rl.l!'hH m Aport8 Ertltor - Mnurlce Von Mt'tre Humorous Editor Iowa's victory Saturday night. The The program includes readings by Hl'lIt rl<-~ Blnl'kmllr F~ntllr e Ertltor thousands of visitors in the city the girls and music by the Y. W. C. F.I ,;p Kntz Rori~l" Editor Rn rl W W P I\ ~ Alumui Editor must have felt that the University is A. choir. Warun n ···It Flxrhnng6 Editor H l'r mn n W h\tp DulleUn Editor malting progress and must have real­ ------s inn'!' E DI'!'ons illed that the students are coming to Spanish club will meet Wednesday 1 lorn! hy T.,l n ~ ho m Mnrlno Jl\,f'r feel some responsibility. The fair night at 7: 30 o'clock in the L. A. Nnnrv r,nin h Mnr lon ~m l t h M tM ot the University was not he- MunrlN' " ~ n Mpt r~ smirched it! the least. On the other __-r-__ ._._. __ ~ •••• _._. ___ ._._._. _._.~._. Elsie Kala hand, our host of welcome visitors f\( SINE"'''' !'ITA!"!" ROW A ltD n . CTIAMIlERLIN, Buslne81 were able to returt! to their homes MRnogl'r T81ephone 935: Otfire hour. 11·12 ; 8·6 ; In 0.11 parts of the state with a great~ dolly. lO~ Iowa ATI'. Dounll1 . Nn~b y A(lvertlslng Mgr. er feeling of pride and respect for a P8ckaee Old Gold. I Foun1ain Pens Dorothy Lingham Night Editor before the war An~~I:~:B:~~J h~~AaS~~tball c.to.~ !t::sv~~o;;~erly celebration of.ta, I • team, whose record contains five _ _. 'VIctories and hut two defeats, when I IOWA PLAYS OLEA CoHege Jewelry c a P8ckasze 1ts opponents have been among the I GA~1E-SAYS STAOG strongest In the west, has a right to boast. Iowa Is proud of its football 5 durina the war In a recent letter to M . F. Cat- eleven and of the record it has made, penter, an assistant in the Engllslt Memory Books 1\ for It is a brilliant one, but in boast- department and a former Chicago Ing Iowa does not make any show athlete, Coach Stagg of Chicago had .of braggadocio, .8 P8ckaae Iowa. students, generally, give ~~=~=~~=====~r-___ z:::==tr ::::IoaolJ:c===::::::IO~ credit for the IIlIccess ot the football NOW leason to Coach Howard H. Jones MARY V. BURNS -and Trainer Jack Wiltson. It was l>ubllc Stenographer t,he fourth year that Jones has bElen In charge of the Old Gold and ainet! and UNIVESRITY hili coming here, ,Iowa haa ledped to THE FLAUOR LASTS the fore fn western athletics, Es­ Mfni(!()Ifr~p1i~t pecially Is that true of the last t~o SO DOES THE PRICEI Students I Notes dOpied years. BOOK STORE 8 Paul.Helen ikH3. In 1918 the Hawkeyes went throngh the season with but a single Tel. Red 1999' defeat. Last year's eleven was ac­ a •• _ • =- L. -...... ' knowledged by critics as one of the = strongl'st In the conference and the . ' record It made during the season just closed again marks it 9S one that ranks with the leaders In the Big Ten, Just how much credit Is due Coach Jones Is dil'flcult to estimate, but It Is true that before he was choS E'1l for his present positton, Iowa had not attracted any attention In the west for twelv or fifteen years. Th first two years of Coach Jones' regime were not brillIant by any means, ex­ cept that Iowa was able to defeat AlI1 l'q I\nd hns contlnuod to do 80 sInce. For college men, busi... This year Coaoh .Tones again used ness men, professional the open st~ le of play and Its suc­ men, men of sports­ r ~!I Is I'vl d nl from the tact tllat on proctically all of Iowa's tOUChdowns baseball, football, golf, were made on forward passes. True, tennis, shooting, riding. ._ ...... ____ ... J+ th Hawk ye coach had men who Will' ndr pt a.t that style of play, but For everybody, every.. It waR h who taught them many of where, the year'round, . Ihn On r point!! or tho gam. Bevo is hale refresh.. , With ('onch JOMS, was the ever­ ment for wholesome Where does YOUR nloney goi w~t('hful traIn 1', Jack Watson. Ills \ 01'1( , I1ntllrally, was not of tho kInd thirst- an invigorating that brot! ht 1\ gl' at amount of om- soft drink. Ideal for the 11lpnt fl'0111 th fans, but It manlf st· athlete or the man in " I dOll' !\llOW 1\ r~ my 1110110Y goes t' t {ld HII If th rough the xcellent con­ di llon thl' t 1111\ , os a whole was In, physical or mental train.. If jon don ' kllO\\ )on won' llli it if it I ut throughout the year. ing - good to train on illto a Huvi.1l Acconr t. The 'I 'rifi of~. ,wall H In s IlROn8 to come, Iowa and gain ~n. Healthful SUUl. thut go ; H.o llnlmo'\ll c. p 'ldi U 8 i DO • rnn m 111l1l1n the standard It bas now sncrifico. I'pnch d, there should be no room and appetizing. It' must 'rho ~n iugs D ·!)tlrtm nt of tilia b l11k pays 4 ror romptalnt. De tents tor a foot· be ice cold. bal1 tam, ort r 1111, amount to v ry POl' cent iut '1'1.' t compounded mi,ul11ltlttUy. A dollar will start an a count. little. It 18 the respect that other ANHEUSER-BUSCH elevena have for the team that Don't find your PRY ay with its u 'cl ~fJ' dobts ennnts most, and In future yean ST. 'LOUIS a sign board with tho h :ndpointing bac ward J owa wIII be respected by eTery team aown the road of Buccess. Make it a. 'n1il $tone on Itl IIcbedule, Serve it cold marking another advance 'along th~ " rbtHI: o~ 8-cl\ievement. ~ N ORllFlRT,V OI!lLBBRATION Jow. an d Amell met as ancient rt ...l. on Iowa field Saturday after­ fIRST noon for th(l twenty-ftrst time In the h'~tory of the two In!ltltutlonl. low. 'll'on the Arnell ,;ame, whIch meane mnch to the TTnlvenlty. • Ame. I. I Tuesday. No.vember 25. 1919 THE DAILY IOWAN, STATE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA PAGE TliREli .. 1919 f Although the Hawkeyes finished PIPER TO READ TO PHILO AND IRVIN G fifth pJace in the conference, they DES MOINES WOMEN were separated from the leaders by (Continued from page one) TO DEBATE TONIGHT so slight a margin as to indicate very little, if any, difference In I Is Preltn.:'inary Contest for Cham- strength. Belding, Slater, and Au- well as of situations and are written THEATRE pionship of University-Win- brey Devine are three out of five in colloquial blank verse. Occas- STARTING TODAY I' ner t\.1 Debate Zets men selected who stand out most lonally he varies this with lyrical TODAY & TOMORROW conspicuously In Big Ten grid clr- mt.msures, his 'verse alway's being Philomathlan Bnd Irving, men's lil- cles. The other two are Higgins of adequate and his colloquialism never 11 QHM. I.I~~ alIt aas Mary Pickford I thousand expressions erary societies, will fight out the pre- Chicago and Chic Harley of Ohio misplaced. in her latest feature llminary debate for the championship state. "Barbed Wire and other Poems," GLADYS BROCKWELL of the University this evening at !! Selection ot Ends Mr. Piper's only book, which is a m "THE HOODLUM" o'clock in natural science audltoriuDl In selecting the two ends, several chronicle of the "Conquest of the 'CHASING RAINBOWS' The proposition for debate will be, Iplportant qualities are taken into Prairies," has won recognition and A picture with a thousand "Resolved that members of the conslderadon. Belding ot Iowa and Is now In its second edition. Also a 2-reel comedy and laughs League of Nations should preserve Weston of Wisconsin more nearly Mr. Piper read a number of his News. Admission 10c & and protect as against external ag- conform to these Ideals than any poems before the Book and Play 20c. gression the existing political Inde- other pail' of wing men in the west. Club of Chicago on October 16, and 1--______pendence of each member of the lea- The former has the range, the speed appeared in the Court Theatre of ------~-----::--:--=-==~::==:_======gue." and weight to fill the specifications that city on November 16. .... ~ ...... Rexford R. Bateson, junior, Wil- almost perfectly. His ability to nab liam O. Moore, junior, and A. Lee forward passes and his speed in get­ LUSCOMBE makes the HAWKEYE . NOTICE Bower, freshman law, will uphold ling free for his catches have been the affirmative for the Phllos. Frank the wonder of the conference. Ad- A meeting of the Iowa Legion will PMOT05 K. Shuttleworth, junior, Ernest A. ded to this, he has a record for per- be held In natural science auditorium =;~ii~·~·~·~·~~~iiiiii~~~ii~~~~'~·~·~·~·~.~.~.~~~~ Wortman, sophomore, and Harold D. mitting but few gains arounrl his Wednesday, November 26 from 7: 30 ~ Keeley, junior, will represent Irving position. Iuntil 8: 10 p. m. on the negative. Weston of Wisconsin is hardly Please be on hand at 7: 30 sharp. Belding's equal in receiving forward Vlce-Commat)der. Why People Buy THREE IOWA MEN flips but he makes up for this by =~~~~~~~~~~~ ON MYTHIOAL ELEVEN extraordinary defensive skill. It has _____. ______---, (Continued from page 1) been the most difficult thi~g 1n the Goetz (Mich.). ButrOlan (Ohio). world for opposing backs to get an - The DES MOINES REGISTER Johnson (iUinnesota). Petty (m.). inch of territory around the sh1fty GARDEN Jackson (Chicago). tackles; Be- Badger wing man. On punts he ex- 1. Iowa news a specialty. ber (Chicago). Heldt (Iowa), hi bits remarka.ble speed in getting Oarpenter (Wisconsin). Willhun'l down the field and is a sure tack- 2. Associated Press servtce. (Minnesota). Knight (Northwes- ler. 3. Ding's cartoons. tern, centers; Stinchcombe (Ohio) Slater 1s Power Tackle GLADYS LESLIE Lampi (Minnesota). Bob Fletch­ Very little need be. said to Iowa 4. Sec Taylor's sporting page. oar (m.). Sparks (Michigan). (Continued on page 4) in • • quarterbacks; Walquist (m.). These are some of the reasons for lIutchison (Chicago). Oss (Min­ nesota, Lane (Northwestern). "THE GOLDEN halfbacks; Ruben (Minnesota), For Good Crangle (m.). Koeler (North­ SHOWER" Iowa's Greatest Newspaper western). Lohman (Iowa) full­ SHOE REPAIRING Phone your order to 2190 backs. Also a good comedy By Leon H. Brigham go to the •• By accompanying the Iowa foot­ ball team on a.ll its Invasions during the season just past, the writer has Washington had an admirable opportunity to see most of the leading Big Ten elevens in action, and to Interview coaches Shoe Repair, and officials whose opinions are al­ ways taken Into consideration by those sports writers who have the Shop •.•.•••• audacity to pick honorary All-West­ 226 E. Washington St. ern conference aggregations at the close of the season. The teams not Across from the Englert HEAR followed closely through sports col­ folowed closely through sports col­ Theatre umns containing play '"' play ac­ counts of their games. Thus it has We al 0 sell all kinds of THE MILLION been possible to form a most defin­ ite opinion which must accord, In the shoes nnd gym. shoes, main, with selections of mythical Big Ten teams more widely accepted cheaper than any place in DOLLAR AND as official. It Is with no hesitation or doubt town. t.hat three Iowa players are chosen Pride of the Sunset .. 41st- Division and the for the first All-conference team. _.. .---_.- A. E. F. HAROLD BACIlMAN, Conductor Wednesday, November 26th, 1919 NATURAL SCIENCE AUDITORIUM:

AFTERNO N CONCERT 4 P. M. EVENING CONCERT 8 P. M. Admision Admission Children 25 Cents One Dollar Adults 50 ents Reserved seats at IN THI5 C.ONNECTIOM Johnson County Bank WE WISf1 Til ANNOUNCE THAT Y2U'LL ALWAYS FIND Following the Evoning Concert this famous band will play for OUR BILL oj FARE dancing in the University Armory from 10 until one. Keep this date. ) C~... <0 Admission for Dance: One 'Dollar per couple. Balcony 25 cents. , . The Military Department will donate its share of the net proceeds ALL __""" (30 per cent) to the purchase of Bronze Memorial Tablets for the Gold R~JReC1':.I6-"" star Men of the University. . ~ TRY TIiEM T9DAY Reichardt's Chocolate Shop . ~1 SOUTH DUBUQUB STUBT - ••••••••••••••••••• Wi •••••• PAGE FOUR THE DAILY IOWAN, STATE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA Tuesday, November 25, 1919

MILITARY BAND WILL looked bad. Because of this Incon- and his line drives and dazzlfng jour- PLAY AT CONCERT sistjency in Stlnchcombe's playing, neys around the ends placed him In I~FIRMARY-COLLEGE OF DENTIS,TRY (Continued from page one) Red Graham Is given the choice. An position upon both occasions to admirable field 'general, the auburn score. No one player on the mini Open for Clinical Service beginning Oct 1, 1919 II\. dance w1ll be given at the armory, topped Maroon Is also a dangerous team was more responsible than with an admission charge of one dol- man with the ball. His speed and Fletcher for bringing the champion­ Hours 1-5 da.i1y, 9-5 Saturdays lar. The M1l1tary department will cleverness spelled defeat for Iowa flhip to Urbana. VOl receive thirty per cent of the pro- and Michigan. He directs his team ceeds which amount w111 be given with snappy assurance and Is a SUCCESSFUL YEAR AHEAD to the Iowa Memorial rund. punter of 'the first water. BI~ OF LITERARY SOCIETIES Devine Uses Judgment THREE IOWA MEN This is an unusual year in literary Playing his first year of college ON MYTHICAL ELEVEN activity due to the fact that all such (Continued tram page 3) football, Aubrey Devine soon proved work was suspended during the war. himself to be the most versatile Close Hall,. tbe home of the literary How Does the fans concerning Duke Slater. giant player seen on western gridirons in societies has been refurnished and Hawkeye right tackle. Weigbing many moons. He goes Into a game redecorated after the invasion of the S. A. T. C. In the last few years two over 200 pounds, he is without extremely cool and with his bead Old Hat Look? new womens' societies have been Or­ doubt tbe most powerful athlete In working every minute. His clever ganized bringing the total up to five. the conference. His speed In view openfield running has not been sur­ Another new SOCiety for women has It' odd how many men change suits, shirts, of his poundage bas surprised those passed even by the renowned Harley also been started this year. fans who have BeeD the 'big fellow and his forward passes hurled on tbe The special feature of the Wo­ shoes and everything else but their hats. From mens' Forensic League is the prob­ early Fall until straw time is asking quite a lot In action. No line is proof against dead run have not been duplicated ability of entering a league with his cbarge on defense, and on of- for accuracy. Added to ihis, he is a neighboring institUtions for con· of any hat. fense, Iowa backs alwaY8 relied. upon sure drop kicker within the thirty­ tests in oratory and Inter-collegiate making a gain through "Duke's" five yard line and one of the best debate. One of these new cloth hats, just arrived, will tackle. when otl~er plars failed. punters in the west. When he tack- go a long way toward breaking your hat mon­ Captain Higgins of Chicago Is an- les, he hits hard and low and is Dr. G. O. Nichols, of Maquoketa, otony. otber powerful forward. He weighs deadly. who graduart,ed from the college 216 pounds, is aggressive, and com- Chic Harley is the logical choice of dentistry last June, was the guest Come in and try on one of them. blnes a thorough understanding of for the other halfback position. The of Willison Bochoven, medicine '21, the game with speed and cleverness. great back has now played bis last over Homecoming. lIe is to tbe Maroons what Slater Is year, adding more laurels ,to his al- to the Hawkeyes and a better set of ready plentiful supply. Undoubted- ~ ______--'--; tackles could not be wished for. Iy he has been the greatest figure in . I COASTS' Guard l\laterlal Shy western football for many years. As WANT ADS Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes Conference guard material has a dropklcker, a general, and a clever Wftnt Ada will be taken only at the BU INESS OFPIOE . under Unlnralty been a little shy this season. Most advancer of the pigskin he has had Book Store. ~nd only when paid In ad. of the Big Ten coaches have experl- no superiors. IDs long experience nnce. Rates: First insertion-lO aenta men ted continually with three and and past record make him an easy per line. 8 lines 25t. A'ddltlonal wer­ •••••••• aa _ tions-II cen tl per line. four candidates. no one of which choice for the captaincy of the I' could bl counted upon to hold his mythical eleven. :....------LOST-En ve~ope con talninfg a ~.-.-...... -.-. -. -. -. -.-.-.-~-.-.-. -. -. -. -.------.--. _. -._.-...... - ...... -. place. Ingwerson, of minoll, might At Fullback number of negatives. Finder please make almost ~ny Big Ten team at Lively competition between the return to Iowan office. tackle but with two exceptionally fullbacks of the conference has made ______strong men such as Slater and Hil- a selection from among them dlffl- LOST-A pair of yellow kid gloves gins already in the field It seemB cult. Captain Koeler of Northwest- with straps and buckles. Finder re­ Typewrit~rs necessary to shift the IIlUnl player ern and ass of Minnesota and Loh- turn to this office and receive re- to guard. Ingwerson has the weight man of Iowa are all terrific Une ward. 47 and experience for the job. His plungers but hardly the great 0.11------We have a few of the New Underwoods left for FOR RENT--Front room, 228 \llaYlng against Slater In the last two around player that Ralph Fletcher Church street. Phone B. 2266. 44 rent. If you want one of these machines, you had years has proven him to be nearly of Illinois is. Tbe latter has played better order it today. the big negro's equa!. halfbaCk for Zuppke but is really a LOST-Gold wrist watch Saturday All makes of Typewriters for sale. Pixley of Ohio State is the selec- natural fullback. Therefore he has P. M. Finder please return to 10- Note-book Paper, Typewriter Paper, and Sta­ t10n for the other guard position. In been shifted to this place on the given places. the Buckeye forward wall he bas honorary t ea.m. In spite of the fact ------­ tion at the Very Lowest Price. WANTED-Board for two men beeD IJ. formIdable giant and has tllat he bas been handicapped most We invite you to make our Store your Headquar­ students. North of Iowa Ave. Phone consist ntIy repelled attacks aimed of the season by Injuries, few teams ter . We are here to Serve You. Black 706. 46 at him by the best backs In the con- have stopped him successfully when Remember. ference. He n ver plays by formu- he was in the game. His drop- LOST-Bugle, Friday. Call Black Dey Bldg. Phone 71 la, consequently his attack Is varied kicking toe beat Iowa and thlcago 766. 43 and effective. His booting of field goals has been a great aid to the - •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• a •••••• Buckeyes In a.ddltlon to the feeling Typewriter' and Office of Rf'!Curity his bulk In the line gives tp the Ohio backs. LIBERTY LUNCH Equipment Store D opl(,l" 1\1. Pivot Job oaclles and officials seem to agr fairly well upon Depler .of If it's good to eat we have it. IIJlnois tor the pivot job. In the .. • ••••••• ad ••••••••••••• aB ••• first plnce the big f 1I0w possesses the Important attribute tor 1\ cen­ 123 S. DUBUQUE ST. t r . thnt of being I' lIahle In snap­ ping tho ball 'back to the offense. 'The Consensus of Opinion • •• __ • ••• • I secm$ tobe th."lt Utei" No oppon nt has 80 worried him as _...... ~ Ie RE 5, S\I . to hinder this GSS nUal duty. On •.••.•... .-.... A1. '- ~iI'd,.. ig!~ defense, he Is Impregnable In the II1II • ; Confc ions rj~/' ~I c nter or th lIlInl line and is ex­ • t'fl Ar,tEllIE EST.n~. 17~1 pert In dl gnollng plays. ~'. :;.r --- .. '~l~ GrBhElIll Cho n Elt PUot : v. ~~I~II»I\ 1I/~1kr~ bein~ I More dllt renc of opinIon exists I III' '1\ tV11 no.dlssenflng In th prop r s I ctlon of a Quarter­ II Wlte,you ~ FOOT BALL! will so ~ back than any other position. Thll II probably due to the faot that no enter it ,yf; ,"at Quarterback. are to be round '.~: In Big Ten Circles thll fall. Stin­ "Put the Fimi chcomb. of Ohio &Ad Red Graham ·Dub¥;9,ue High of ChJ~.&J'8 the taTOdte., with nrel,in -ill ...... or ...... _d IDarlt. of VB, Mlchllan MlIlDIIl, them t. oJOI8 race. kL!T.'!:=I~/rt,;y be 1Mnl(~ Itlno... ..,... hi pef_ea mOlt brilliantly at tim.. bat arafnet the , /1111 ... 11 i fll/ I All ...... ra Buck ••' etr.Dm r op~p~t. h. t • I TJLU{l[SGIVING DAY, THURSDAY, NOV. 'II ' • I 1 f • 0 " : I If. r r I " , I , V-LAVO GAME CALL,ED 3 P. M. 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