- THE DAIIJ~ IOWAN P U B L I S H E D B Y T HE STU D ENTS OF T H E S T ATE UNIVERS IT Y OF I O WA

Volume 7 CITY, IOWA. SU NOA Y MpR ING. FEBRU ARY 2, 1908 umbe r 83 N. O. L. CONTEST PATIENTS AT SANATORIUM ALUMNI DENTISTS MEET TOMORROW PREPARE FOR fiAME . WON BY STEWART Four Entered Yesterday- Many PLAN BIG BANQUET Al um ni Associltion Officers Mak- WITH fiOPHEH FIVE Applications For Admittance ing Extensi ve Preparations Are Received "One ot the Best Contests Will be Held Saturday, Feb­ for Big Annual Cli nic Coach Griffith PJanning for Held in Years" Four patientq were received at De plte the inclemency of the I Contest. the state tuberculosis sa n ltorium ruary 8, in weather. the officer of lhe Alumni _ Joseph A. Kyle was Second- yesterday. Ma ny applicatior.s fo r A 0dation of the chool of Den- M b f President MacLean and Dean em er 0 Team CameThrough Large and Enthusiastic Audi- admittance have bee n rt:ce ived but ti try look (or a mon ter delega- Missouri Game in Good dy most of those desiro us of enterin g Currier to Respond to Toasts tion of Alumni at the Annual Condition ence Pre s ent- ~mith Third - Butler to preside th e hos pi tal are in th e adva nce d linic to be held tomorrow and The Northern 0 I' a tor i c a I slage~ of the disease. Dr. Ki rch­ T ue day of thi week. All cla - In preparalion for the .1inn - Alumni or til, 't te Univer it)' League preliminary was won ner who is in charge expreshe e will be di mi ed during the. e ota game next Friday oi ht, of Iowa In Chicagp are making Friday evening by Earl tewart. the opinion, that in the near fut ure two day at the Dcntal College. 'oach John Griffith ~ ill give the great preparation tll r the tlr l an­ s Joseph A. Kyle was second and provisions will be made for ac­ Dr. W. E. ' pence of Iowa ity ba kelball quad a trenuou w ek nual banquet the Illinois comodating advanced tuberculous i uperintt!ndt'nt of lini and of practice \ ith the idea of taking H. H. Smith third. Alumni As ociation which will be patients as well as those in the his a i tant are Dr. W. lhe gopher' calp. Th' brilliant Mr. Stewart is a mem ber of held at the Grand Pacific Hotd first stages. Harned and lIt ~ orrow both of pUrl of team work hown by the Sophomore != la s of the Col­ aturday evening, February . T his sanatorium is located Iowa ity. Afler registration the quad at inten'al T hur da • lege of Libel al Arts and of Irv­ Previous to the banquet a re­ ing Institute. He made his fi rst seven miles northeast on th e Iowa Monday at 10:00 1'.111., the a so­ night in the game Wilh Mi ouri ception will be given by the asso­ appearance as an orator in th e Ci ty & Cedar Rapids railw ay. dation will repair to the Den tal demon trated the fa t that it wa ciation for President George E. KS n the tl!

Of Ibe Vlddte-aeporttr Ibe Udrty DIDIIl year aDd of Ihe 8. U. I. QllIII the ml«Dth ycar is ell .nlered .1 1tC0Dd rJa mlil mailer. Novem· fl at-':I iler 12. I allbe JlOIletlict at Iowa Cily. lo.a, lutrly .~ uader lbe act or CoOlin of "a~h 3. 1179. iJ t !IO trl .IIS cr r:le:1 1: BDIToa·II.-Cruap Cip,::1 ::11,1 \':e?l HBRDBRT N . HARWOOD i: I' .rr " :. :IU. ( ,'r Trains Daily • , . ~" . J: : ::'Icm )( A !iOCIATB aDlTOU .:..... ~JS P:)l~r.I tj. ... and ... ri... ~"'·' )JArK IC XI': T CI..JPf'O\lD H. Caow. R. K. CIlIPFIH CLIf'PORD POWIILL WILLA DO COD 001< Hourly .apORTIIO. F.DITII V. BALL 1.. O. SMlTl1 between AIICAI L 1IICJ!AITH H OWARD F..IC"SOI< DA BI

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AnnouncemenL~ .nd Notices ,bonld be III Iht IOWA" office by 8 o'olock.lo Ins ure publication. Bros. Copie lor ale .nd subscriptions taken at the low"" office, 10WI Book.store, Wiencke's Arcade IIook.lore The Largest Manufacturer in the World of leason.~le Profil' The inter ollegiate f 00 t b a I OFFfCfAL A THLETfC SUPPUf~ rules ommill ee, which rece ntly Base Ball, Foot Ball, Golf, TIMELY CHANGES mN in New IN RULES York, pro- La wn T ennis, Basket duced everal im portant cha nge Ball, Hockey .. in th e rules that i' making the Official Implements for Track and Field foo tball world it up and take Sports. Uniforms of'AlI Sort •• favorable notice. Spaidinit'l II:md!lOmely I1iustn.tN Ca~· II the cha nges have appeared JDKU~ of IIJl.9ports contllin!J IlunuroY, lUI' Ire.tlon •. Send for it-It·s f«e. in the newspaper and it is un­ r I DEAN AMOS NOYES CURRIER neces ary to give a detailed list of A. G. SPALDING & BROS. them here. But three of the e Dean Amo Noyl'!s Currier, Dean Emeritus of the College of Liberal Arts, was born in Canaan, New York Baltimore Syracule Minne1volll Chi<:lllt"o St Lou" Owcinnatl Kln.. s Cily chan ges which will have the big­ New Hampshire, October J3, 18~2. fI e received his earlier education in the grammar schools of Washlllgtoll Pitta bUt·" T)enver Cle,eland New Orlealli 80'lou Buffalo Montrtal ge t influence on the gen tle game Hampton, and later attended the Kimball Union Academy, He entered Dartmouth in 1852. and re­ Philadelphia Detrofi San Fraucisco Canada next fall are a follows: The only ceived th e degree of A. B. in 1856. Follo 'N in g graduation he was elected Professor of Ancient I J.' man o£ the ide making a for­ Languages at Central College, Pella, Iowa. This period of teaching was interrupted by hi'S enlist­ B. A. WICKHAM t5he ward pa , who can recover the ment with the Union forces in 186r. In September, 1865, he was honorably discharged. ARCHITECT ball after a fum ble until it has In t867 he was elected Professor of Anci nt Languages at the University of Iowa. Between CARPENTER. a.nd B\lILDER been touched by an opponent, is the ye~rs 1867-1879 he alst> served as University Librarian. In 1871 he was elected to the Chair of 124 South Gilbert st. Io\u City, Ia. the man who first legally touched Latin. Bell phone, 12·M Johnson Co., 745 the ball. Thi eliminates th ~ wild Professor Currier in r887 became Dean of the College of Liberal Arts Faculty. In 1898, after the scramble for a ball fumbled on a death of President Shaeffer, he was appointed President and filled this responsible office until the C0m­ William E. Sptnce, D.D.S. forward ~ which happened so ing of Pre ident MacLean. j23~ Washinrtotl st. often last fall. The next im­ Dean Currier was the first president of the local chapter of Phi Beta Kappa anq upon his fiftit:!bh Both PhelUs portant change is the one prohib­ anniversary of graduation he was elected President of the Dartmouth chapter. Office H_ 'to 12, ) to 5 iting the players on the defensive Both as teacher, scholar, and personal friead, he has always held the highest esteem of everybody, : Dre .Iohn Voss team , whtle a forward pass is in and is looked up to as the "Grand Old Man of the University of Iowa." I the air, to use their hands or arms I' • DHNTIST 220>' E. College atrut ()n the opponent~ except to get at "This is a general good time }i OR RENT-I lurnished room, Beth PhoDes. Itwa Clty,liWi the ball. The third change al- p~anned as a relaxation after a 325 E. Jefferson. tf lows the players, eligible, to re- hard week of examl," said one of 8artit,5chuppert ceive a pass of lhe side making it, th~ promoters yesterday. to use their hands and arms in i Bo~twtc~ =~=~~=A=~=ey=~=" ~=•. =T=IO=I.o=~=1~=8'*=iIdft=B= r":c.=N=ablK=~r just the same way that players G. w. Ball, vlce·Pre.. ]. U, Plaak, Aut. Call1l~r going down under kicks do. We CI.,itaL noo.ooo. S~ fU.OOO Ghallen!!e Han the largelt aDd belt Dlreoto+*-Peier A. V.Y. C. S. 1telell. Mn.. It. It would be out of place to go equipped Grocery Store ia Io"a a. Parsonl, J r.. Turner. It. BndW.y. into a technicai discussion of the Anybody City. CoaeeqneDtly ". are ia A. N. Carrier. a poaitioa to gin you BlC'tTlUt probable results of these rules. to find a better assortment of PHlcas, BaTTaR SICRVICIS aDd a GaaAnR V 4RllO'Y thaD aome c. BOTHELL PC~ltt S sttint Ej~~~l't Suffice to say, they are all good GnOCERI1.9 than can be found of our .maller com p e ti to ra "o'''ney· t~ Loall'n Corlle~ lo"a AveDue . and in the right direction. here. We don't buy an article be- ITJ "" and LlIJD Street The element of blind chance cause it has a pretty Jabel and on all kind. of chattel. alld I I We otrtr Special Indttcements to persollal securities. Strictly High Grade Work OIlLt is cut out considerably by tbe we don't ask YO't to. BOaictmi Houses a,~ Cia. Open Evenfnp from 7 to 9 Domestic aid Gloss FillSh first of these changes. Tbe game GROCERIES we handle hr.ve got Over CitlzeDs' SavIDg. aDd Trult Co. J ,I J is made more open, less liable to to have quality baell of the label, tour. for bUliDeM successful violation of rules. so we cae confidently recommend G.J.TOMS The forward pass is a feature ~he~ to yo~, knowing you cannot Mrs. H. R. MOOR. Phone, B.1l C-58; J. C. ~ of~ the new game of football that fail to be pleased. BZI:~, Scbuppert Ladle.' 8hat:llpoolng a1td I it will take years to su(.cessfully OIlANDlATH.'AIlOn i BbstWiek Faoo M.a88a41na develope and embody in tbe rules. & SIMPSON a SpoGlalty RHIGHJtItDT The right start has heea made. 129 South Dubuque st: 6 aDd 8 South Dabuque Street The (ionfeGtl~J!t; Jobilt!e After Exams . GU Oil Saturday eveni~g, Febru­ fltIdtettd tti~qittes dur s~~' AU Caiadte. lioD1e-~i; .ary 8, "a DOst examination" j~bi. I 1J(.J IJ I • 1 • '"t. ~ - 1 lee ~ill be held in Close Hall for ~JCf_ .. Ia:AU ....., . flnif~lle~ .tor ~t~ aU University men aad women. .1.. ... LL LATII8T DR.NY e::=

------I DEDICATION SERVICES HELD NEXT WEEK GRAND tfew II. E. Church to be For­ Tho j!l'asp BrigllloDs of tho clasp nre matle of mally Opened is ensy . It's pure silk web. Il at-::lc ollly al>:oo· Thc p!ltterns are Beginning with a week from lut Iy .at cb~p rurtor ~~~.t.~!l~~~'~ new, cxclusil'o - vor:' j; t!IO tn-hlo:) . !lilli. fly \'11 0 II:;! 1 10 rntisfy today the dedicatory exercises for IllIscf ), Ic:} 1::101'0' (IIL'-buy cveryhO':y. .\Il cdal pam the new Methodist Episcopal tjP.::J :::,,1 ";c:: r Clcm. ';'h w nr arc (If h~: I\'Y lI ic·!:c1 ·r!atcu bross. 1S Daily j'I'lrr', :':IU ('.I('y c.o't 0::!7 n (:t:~rt cr If YOllr .Irulr r can't slIpply Y"u, a SKOVGAARD church will be held for nearly a - ,;-:t" , J:t'!!1C' m.,rr l~ • po.:r \I i:ll>c SCIIl II:' It rC'Ccil.t cf price. AND HIS week. The services witl be very ... and ... f::lC1 !:,JSP~l~ tJ.• 7:J t.~"~:T CT .• rUUDnPlUA MII~' u r:::IEER SUSPBInEl\>liJ DU" CllIciuuati KID ... Cit1 ~~++++++++++++++++++++·+++++++++++++++++++++1 particulars write to lUI'" T)~nver Cle,elUDd AT THE AUDITORIUM 11 ~uff.lo Montral W. B. L TZ, >i:' Sanl'rancisco Canada ••• TRY ••• Albia, Iowa. Monday, Feb. 10 : 8.00 P.M. .I.' t;he Olympian Restaurant WiCKHAM I FOR RE T-Choice furni shed FOURTH NUMBER IN THE LECTURE COURSE rootll for rent, 51 [ N. Gilbert. 3t • CHITECT + Clean. Goo'd Service i Reaerved Seall at Wieneke. Feb. 8, at 8.00 A.M . !:: R. a.nd BUILDER FOR RENT- ~ uite Rooms for Iii.___ • ______lbert st, Iowa City, la, ~ Not How Cheap. but How Good + M Johnson Co" 745 2, 3 or 4 per ons, No. 4 E. Pren· ====::;======r======I Meals, 20 C, 25e, 30C d,,,ng meals i tiss. 2-2'08 I. ~. Spence, D.D.S. : tommutation Tickets, $3.00 for $2.2'S i W A TED-By gentleman, room University: Washinttom st. ~++++++++++++++++++++++++$++++++++++++++++++~*++++ mate of clean habits. NO.4 E. ioth, Pheaas Bookstore ======Prentiss. 2'2-0~ .un: l to 12. J ... 5 and Clealing Works LOST-Gold watch fob. Leave ON THE CORNER John Voss at this office. 28 -113 Iowa Avenue!---- IfiNTIST Students, whe~ you are in C. College atreet e Press Your Clothes for 51 per month e~sB,:~e.:e{~~h~~~s~eliv need of a fine livery ri~, ca.ll up Itwa City, I." C. A. Murphy. Text Books for All Colleces All School Supplles BLEND OF. FUR.S EXCLitSIVELY t I COFFEE Worn Furs Remodeled and Repaired. - Wateraau roUDtain Peal

I N. SCHOEN. Manufacturing Furrier ~AT~ Jim Block, 119 North Third St. Cedar Rapids, Iowa .J::!, .1 " t PENNANTS COLLEGE PINS COLLEG£ STATIONERY 4 ·c MAGA.ZINES Per ,Pound M4KfiS A SP£CI.,L1Y 0... l... Oyster Stew I5c SOUVENIR POSTALS STUDENTS SUPPLIE~ Coftee arid Pie 5c SPORTING GOODS Put 1tp i,Z Olle pound er Io"a AV,enue BOOK Text Boob for all Colle~a- -~. Coffee and Ftie.d. Cakes 5c ~illn Stre~t STORE Fancy Good •. Largeat StDck, Lo".. t PrieM Coffee and COokies I . •. 5<: Our Prices Always RJ(bt g ;h Grade Work OMLt ======26Wuhin ton ' John T 'D -ies Coffee and Roils. . 5e --..-:- GIO. W . KOONTZ. W. E. SHUDa. C aDd Gloss Finllh street. , ~ Co C ' PuD:- President. Vice-Pres. • I ffee and ream 11:5 5c J. E, SwITZS,. Cubicr. J J J Coffee and lAyer Cake 5c Citizens' Savings & Trust Co. ~======~=~ Capital. 15O,eoo. TeM! STUDENTS OF ALL CO~LEGES! ' Hot Waffles and Maple Surplaa aael u...... Profita, .25.000 .. J j , .... L " Syrup 114 Sout.b Clinton 5t. 1o .... Cit)', J OWL Bell C-§j J. C. ~ GO TO .. LUSCOMBE'S rOl'their Jqnior.iiictaresdor tiie 1908 Hawkeye ROIJ.ER rO~~n~lty SI{J\TING NowOpon IliDkOpea T ....y, nar.day aDd s.... y AftaonOoa ... St. James ~otel )&rber shop Iv... does first-class worK. ~ . ~_ ~t lb_ &.... I_dar ---.~----. 'The RiDk wiD be CODdlactft OD the .... Dee 10111...... 11 .0 ...... 16 80. DHaqae It Townsend's for Fine photos. Strict aut•• beletofore. 'he sang at a big reception riven by I Mra. Larabee Kirlt-Robbynl. DRINKS INK Miss Henesworth, of Cedar Falls, +---~----~~~-.... +------""'"----~-+I formet'instructor in Physical Training LIKE A CAMEL here, spent tae week end with Mifl\ To load a Conklin Fountain Pen, just dip it in any Helen BeerJey at the Kappa House. Ink, ptess the Crescent-Filler and see it fill ;15 01111 Sunday afteruoon Kappa Kappa tank like a camel slaking its thirst. That's all tllm Gamma held their 6rst "Open Houle" is to it! no dropper-no mess-no bother. Do it at their chapter house. They will anywhere-any time. continue this clntom throughout the year on Sunday afternoons. CONKLIN'S ~~t.~G PEN Baptists Have Minister "THE PEN WITH THE CRESCENT·FILLER" Volume 7 Rev. J. R. Hargraves is the can be filled instantly without the least inconvenience. You \ pastor of the Baptist church. He could fill it with whilo kid gloves on without danger of soiling. Besides its convetlience, is the splendid writing was form erly of Cedar Falls and qualities of the Conklin-the perfect feed.

comes highly recommended. He Leading dealers handle tbe Conklin. If yours does 1.0~ onler received his education at the Un i­ direct. Pric~s, 53.00 and up. Send at once for bandsome ne'v catalor. ver ity of Chicago. The Conklin Pen eo:, 310 Manhattan Bldll., Toledo,Ohio ~ Unitarian Church ======; '1 Meetl in Unity Hall ~LDOUS i Rev. R. S. Loring. Minister (I, SON, ++++ I .. LEAP Y! Seven Sermons on The Large-I florists ness of Religion and its power TO to adapt itself to new scientific ~tol"e 171 Ion knowledge and social needs. IV'. Greeoboiat FRANK ORREN LOWDEN orner ChUlti Sunday Morninlt at 11 md Dodee ItI. FRESH CUT Feb.2--"The Religious Im- ~~~~21=~~~\ F\,-OWEPl plications of Human Nature" n constant SU~ Hon. Frank O. Lowden, president of the Illinois Alumni Associa- "All with a Louch of nobleness despite ~~~=~~~!!=~~~~~!2!!!:!~~~::::::d~ plY'. tion of the tate Univer ity of Iowa, w.as born at S unnse ny, weak."-Browtlitlg ~ . C· Their error, upward tending all. the Minn., in 1861. Mr. Lowden received his early education in the' Younlt People', Society at 1 =,1------.. common schools of Point Pleasant, Iowa; attending school in the winter and working on a farm during the summer. In 1881 he Feb. 2--Paper on the "The The R"sh for Junior Pict,ures is Now On! Religion of the Quakers." by entered the tate University of Iowa and soon attracted much atten­ Miss Mary Chawner. tien both in ,cholarship and in oratory. Four years later he gradu­ ++++ Townsend's Studio ated as valedictorian of his class, receiving the degree of A. B. In Preedom--Fellow.hip--Character in Relifion. I887 he graduated from Union College of Law, Chicago, where he Is Prepared to Make won many prizes both for scholarship and in forensic lines. The ;~;~~~~~~~~~; Good Photographs same year Mr. Lowden was admitted to the Illinois bar and began to practice law in Chicago. Mr. Lowden soon entered on a brilliant SIT TODAy! SIT TODAYI caret'r in Chicago and won the friendship and respect of some of that city'!! most prominent and influential men. 80 , In 1896 he was married to Florence Pullman, daughter of George M. Pullman, th~ millionaire president of the Pullman Car Company, Bill!:!:: B~l::t ::;pbUYaFril.~: of Chicago. As years went on Mr. Lowden became more and more YOU • Say, that lind of ~V((~ popular in Chicago law circles, and in 1898 he was honored by be­ --need any underwear, juo1c from ...... ing elected president of the Law Club of that city. For a time Mr. shirts, trousers, Lowden was a professor of law in . In W inter caps or fur­ I900 he was tendered the office of first assistant pOl!tmaster-geoeral, nishings? A. G. PRINGfi - - Florist and since then has held many positions of trust and honor. Mr. Just look at these Fro.h Cut Flower. of All Varieties Lowden is a director and ex-president of the Pullman Loan and Sweet Peas and Violets are prime favoritn now. items and then get busy Greenhouse near SumlJlit st. Viaduet. Both Phone •. Savings Bank; director of the National Bank of the Republic, and QUICK! City office 208 S. Clinton lit. also director of several corporations. In political lines he has also \leen active, having been connected with varieus Republican con­ As these goo d things won't last long. ventions. Mr. Lowden is a member of numerous clubs, and of the IRISH'S BUSINESS GOLLfiGE American, Illinois, and Chicago Bar Associations. . IS THE PLACE 'ro RENT OR BUY In Frank O. Lowden the State University of Iowa has an alum­ @DDSAND nus in whom it may well be proud. Although he has led an active REMINGTON : MAGHINfiS life and has risen high in the scale of popularity in a neighbor state ENDS OR PURCHASE TYPEWRITER SUPPLIES he has never for~otten his Alma Mater and is deeply interested in left over from our great everything that tends toward its betterment. He is president and an 10 day sale. active worker in the lllinois Alumni Association, which is to have a big reunion in Chicago this week. UNDERWEAR $1.50 ribbed union Mr. Lowden is the founder of the well known Lowden prizes in . suits at 89c Mathematics, in Botany, in Greek in Latin, and in Oratory. Dean [NOT INCORPO II A TED $2.00 ribbed union Amos N. Currier says of him, "Mr. Lowden was without question suits at $1.19 WILLARD F. MAIN, Proprietor the most brilliant student of his class and made friends of all he met." 93-95 Broad st.. Boston. 114 Pocasset st., Fall River, Mus. SHIRTS College& Dubuque sts., 10"ta City la. 40 Dearborn st., Chicago. 'l5c grade. cuffs on or Phi Chi. the Pharmacy fraternity off. at 3'lc will.entertain at a dance Fri.day night. $1.50 grade. all colors. P E R S 0 N A L MllS Irma Welltenhaver lS able to at $1.00 attend clanes again after an attack of I I HOSIERY Mr. Lovell Swiaher haa been ill. II grippe. 35c and 25c grades Mil. Louiae Bolcher i.1 ill with la Mr. Walter Stover L. A. '11, has re- at 19c grippe. tuned from Marengo where he spent the put week. 50c grade at 33c Mr. Royal French il aeriously ill at the 8. A. E. Houae. Mr. Morton Stone and Mr. Philip TROUSERS Playter, of Cedar Raplda, are pledged $0 and $0.50 grade. Miaa Clara Stoltenberg returned from to Phi Kappa Pai. Davenport yeatetday. at $4.89 Miaa Katberiue Fowler baa retarned Beta Theta Pi will entertain at the $5 and $5.50 grades from Dea Moinel wbere sbe apent the Majutic Friday eveniag. at $3.89 laat week at her borne. Mr. T. C. Nichola, D. '09, ia suffering Tbe Huperian gull entertained the CAPS from a bad attack of tonaiJitia. Zetagathian Society at a leap year $1.50 grade. fur inside. Mr. at 98c The Hyperion Club will entertain at dance lalt evening at tbe Majeatic. COTE PIANO FACTORY, Fan RiYer, Mal•. k~, tbe MajuUc Wedneaday neniag. The Sophomore Liberal Arb atu­ $1.00 grade. fur inside, One of the Lar,eat ...a Be.t Equippeci Piano F actonea in the United Stat.. The Dental "I" Club will give a denta gave a dance Friday evening at at48c City last dance at tbe Majeatic tbit eveping. the MajelUc Hall. Mrs. Cooley chap- tibrary of Talk about cut prices on Wholesale Dealer in Pbi Rho Sigma will entertain in eroned. overcoats--we're almost &tifty of their rooma Friday evening, Feb. 7. Mils Pauline Swiabcr will Dot be in fiviafthem away •• 19.8~ preparing Sigma Nu will entertain at a danc- acbool next ..meater, bat will go to give. you choice of any Pianos, Piano Players and lag part1 Monday evea'ng, Feb. 17. Aabary Park, N. I., to apend several worth up to .3~.OO. "l\ostef of moatha. MiN Frana. Louiae Crawford apent Musical Merchandis~ "aa tbe week end at her home in Daven- F. R. GiMon, P. '07, wbo baa been 1:======1 at (,.alamaa, Iowa, was bere yeatentay General ~. 00 bit wa1 to nea.er, where be will Wo ha.o POliti.... with Exceptioaal lad.cemonts for Tbe Sopbomore Medical ela.. gave engage at bia profeulon. A nw RIL1ABL& SAL&SMIN a daDce at Kedmea BaU Saturday MI .. Effie Mae Proffitt apeat Satur· AppUcanta Pi.... AclcI,... Iowa Clr,., low.. 0ffIct ••gbt. 4&, aftoraooa ia Cedar Raplda wIIere ••••___ ...... ,1.... ___ .... ___ • __• ____•• _ ••