ber 23, 1920 Vol. XX-New Series V. IOWA CITY, lOW A, WEDNESDAY,---- NOVEMBER 24, 1920 NUMBER 53 IALPHA OMICRON DECEMBER 1 TO LOCAL CAMPUS IS NAME OF NEW PLAYERS W'ILL START SALE OF BASKET TOSSERS LOCAL SORORITY 1922 HAWKEYE ORGANIZATIONS Alpha Omicron, a local sorority, re­ SHOW AT CEDAR Twenty-five hundred subscriptions BREAK OUT FOR ceived recognition by the University have been set as the the goal for NATIONALIZED social committee at their meeting Fri­ RAPIDS-BOONE the sales campaign of the 1922 day. Hawkeye to start Monday, Decem7 WINTER BATTLES Numerous Social Organizations Being bel' 1, according to A. Carlton Ern­ The officers of the orianization as 'Production at Other Towns Are Con- First Conference Game Will Be the Founded on Campus in Line With stene of Nebraska City, Nebr., edi­ announced yesterday are: president, templated, Notably Clinton Minnesota Mix, January 15 Larger Social Life tor-in-chief of the annual. The sales Dollie G. Dulgar A3 of Muscatine, vier and. Davenport Other Practice Games president, Gleneva F. Klooping A3 of force will be announced within a few IVRE CLUB FOUNDED IN 1918 Newton, treasurer, Irene E. Woodrow MEMORIAL UNION TO BENEFIT days. The present plan is to close THREE OF LAST YEAR'S SQUAD A3 of Newton, corresponding secre­ the campaign on December 4. Former lvre Club Receives Charter tary, Mary Q. Mathewson A3 of Mus­ "Her Husband's Wife" Will be Car­ Five dollars is the price of the Of Phi Epsilon l'i, National Jewish Shimek, Kaufmann and Devine Arc catine, and secretary, Ruth. Meyers ried About State in Cooperation Hawkeye and a deposit of two dol­ Only Regulars Out - Chances For Fraternity - Lamba Theta Local A3 of Newton. With Memorial Union Drive­ lars will be made at the time the Women's Educational Society 'Be­ Championship Quintet Not Dazzling Besides the officers, seven women Alumni Dinners in Conjunction - subscription, is taken. Books will -Small Number of Last Year's comes Pi Lamba Theta are announced as charter members. Director and Coach to Travel With be ordered for only those who sub­ Yearlings to Pick From They are, Helen Nicholson A4 of Iowa Cast scribe for them as the high cost of Leading soci~l events of the week City, Carol Henning A2 of Scranton printing makes it impossible to Coach Jimmie Ashmore put his include the securing of the national Marvel M. Belknap Al of Hopkinton. Out-of-town production of the play, print extra copies, according to squad through a few preliminary pa .~ ­ charter of Phi Epsilon Pi by the for­ Matilda K. Ravell A3 of Odebolt "Her Husband's Wife," by the Uni­ Dwight G .Rider L1 of Waterloo. es last night, although real work mer "Ivre" club, and the installation Effie I. Page Al of Scranton, Mllr­ versity Players has ben postponed un­ business manager of the Hawkeye. with ' the entire squad out will not next Friday night of Pi Lamba Theta guerite E. Krampe A2 of Baxter, and til next week, Ralph G. Grassfield, dir­ Last year a number of students fail- start in all earnestness until next women's educational organization. Irene M. Kessler A2 of Odebolt. ector of the Iowa Memorial Union ed to order their copies and were un- week. A great many new social groups • campaign anounced yesterday. able to obtain them in the spring. Last night's practice incIu,INI Capt. have been organized on the campus According to Ernstene, a large part 1.'lafman and At.brey Devine, l'egu­ since the opening of the University Complete arrangements have been made for giving the play at Green's of the work on the annual will b( hilS of last year's team, wh:.l clid not year, in line with the administrative completed by the first of the year. take a rest between the two major GEORGE MEADER theater in Cedar Rapids, Wednesday policy of the encouragement of group All but fifty of the 550 juniors have sports. Shimek has been out all seas­ night, December 1, and at the Vir­ Hfe. The chapter of Phi Epsilon Pi, had their pictures taken for the jun. cn but Fnilayson is not able to play ginia theater in Boone, Friday night, is the first of its kind which has ap­ WILL SING HERE ior section, and the entire class willi on account of th" effects of a'l opera­ December 3. peared on the local campus. have had their sittings by tomorrow, t:C!Jl for appendic1.tis. His rl'turn to A charter for a chapter of Phi Music Assoc:iation Arranges For A It is probable'that the players will the last day for such pictures. the raem is not certain. Epsilon Pi, national Jewish frater­ Concert at Natural Science /llso play at Clinton and Davenport al­ The book will have 464 pages and Fundamental., have been tIle main nity has been approved by the faculty Tuesday, December 7 though complete arrangements have no display advertising. Novel art part of the eve_ling workouts so far acording to information from the not yet been made in these cities. work, an Iowa girl sectien, and a this sea,son, such as basket shoting office of Robert E. Rienow dean of George Meader, American tenor, These presentations will be given snappy humorous sedion will be and prateice t~Rmwork, although the men. The fraternity is composed of will appear in concert at the natural under the auspices of the Iowa Mem­ special features of this year's Hawk- ('0 ahclines his Dlt-n up for f. session members of the "Ivre" club, which science auditorium, Tuesday evening, orial Union and the proceeds will be eye. at regular scrimmage each night. was organized January 27, 1918, and December 7, at 8:15 o'clock, according split equally between ,the Union and So far there pas been no teams is an outgrowth of a feeling of the to Mrs. Phillip G. Clapp in charge of the University. picked or any mr.n placed fo •.' tryQ\1t!j necessity of a Jewish fraternity at the concert. Admission will be one Preceding the play in both Cedar ACQUATIC STARS in certain POSitiO;lS. As far ail pros­ Iowa. dollar and tickets will go on sale the Rapids and Bone, the Players will pects go, it can be said thaI; ther The names of the charler members first of next week at the book and give a dinner to the alumni and are indicatIOns "f an average team,. which eppear on the petition al'e M~ ' music stores and at Whetstone's. friends of the Univel'dity at whicl, LOOM UP DAILY \lut no reason to ".'{pect a c:mfel'ence­ Kadesky D2 of Dubuque, Louis J. These tickets may be later exchanged speeches will be made in the inter­ championship quintet nor is there any Coach Armbruster's Amphibians Put U~danger A3 of Muscatine, S"m H. for reserved seats at the office of the ests of the Memorial Union. reason for gloom. There is plenty of In Hard Work For Coming Shulkin of Sioux City, Philip H. Shel- department of music in the Dey build­ The students who will participate gOl>d material out which should de­ Water Meets man M1 of Des Moines, Abe J. Myers ing, is the plan of Mrs. Clapp. in these presentations are: Eleanor velop. The practice tilts with minor Ll of Des Moines, Ralph L. Hilfman George Meader is an American F. Talley A4 of Sigourney, Marion During the past three weeks several teams ami the early conferenc~ games D4 of West Liberty, Isadore Bern- tenor who is touring America for the H. Smith A3 of Independence, 'Anna water stars have come into notice on will teJI part of the story. stein A4 of Centerville, Charles first time this year under the mana­ F. Rummelhart A3 of Iowa City, Coach David A. Armbruster's tanlc Fi1\layson's uncertain return to the Greenblatt A3 of Muscatine, Morton gaments of National Concerts inc. and ;Robert L. Block, A3 of Davenport, squad. The team has been swimming game leaves but three who warp, regu­ I I A. Blum Al of Des Monies, and is being brought to Iowa City by the Lauren M. Smith A2 of Cherokee, a quarter mile every night since the lars lats year, Capt. Kaufman, De· Archie Urdanger S1 of Muscatine. University music association. Prior Charles B. Gould A3 of Des Moines, beginning of the season and is now vine and Shimek. Other members Lamba Theta, women's educational to last spring his career was limited Margaret S. Sherman of the public rounding into form for speed work. of last year's team who have been out organization, will \>e installed as a' to Europe. speaking department is coaching the The long swim has developed a num­ so far are Lohman, Barnes, Froh­ national chapter of :fhi Lamba Theta The program has not been definitely players. Beginning Friday the play­ ber of point winners. Competition is wein, Newcomb, Dyke, Klatt, Olson, next Friday night. Pi Lamba Theta announced but it will include the in­ ers will all put in a period of inten­ strong in every event except in the is a honorary scholutic sorority to terpretation of American, Italian, Prentiss and Ehresman. sive practice In order to have their 150 yard back stroke race which still Members of last year's yearling which students majoring in education French and German groups of songs. production up to the highest possible has room for more competitors. The and women instructors, are elected.