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Y. M. C. A. TO CHOOSE OfFICERS fOR YEAR IN MONDAY ELECTION

Every Member Eligible to Vote Under New Method Adopted

By the Association

TWELVE MEN ASK HONORS

l<'our executive.... alld Two Advisorr Boa.rd Members to be N anted To­morrow-Polls Will Be Open l<'rom 1) O'clock b\ l\lornlng ntll Ii O'Clock in the Afternoon

f!llectlon of officers tor the Y. M, C, A. will be held In the Y. M. C. building tomorrow. be open from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. members of the Y. lVL . A. are eli-gi ble to vote.

The nominating committee com­posed or Dean W. J. Teeters, Prot.

. C. Trow·brldge, WHliam S. Kelly '21, Allen H. Herrick '20, and Ray W. Clearman '20 have nominated the following men as candidates tor ofrlcers ot the association for the coming year: President, F. K. Shut­tleworth and J. H. Van Law; vlce­preSident, M. A. Conrad and B. M. Blersborn; recording secretary, H. C. Bone and William Goodell; treas­urer, M. E. Sweazey and L. E. An­derson.

New Method of Election In tormer years the association

officers have been chosen by the Y. M. C. A. cabinet in consultation with the advisory board . The method ot

lection to be followed this year. In which all members of the association will be 'given an opportunity to vote, was adopted with the purpose of making the selection more expreS1 slve of student opinion . The nomin-

IOWA CITY, IOWA, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1920 NUMBER 99

PLAY LEADING ROLES IN .• COUNTRY COUSIN"

Al'l(,11 J. " ' 11 .. 011 ulld 1,\1('1\1' Evcl·('tt Will Head Cll"lt, til ;\lIl1uul

!'Jar W('(IIH"'Iduy En' ing lit tho 1<;l1g1('1'(

ADD STUNT RACES I MOl

TO SWIMMING MEET

IE MANA(UtJU (In'1E8 (l IR]'; .'10

FOR TIER 7'ROUBLR

Golden Sylvester, liberal arts stu-

FINAL CAST 1 HO EN FOR LIT PLAY AT ENGJ.JER7'

Four acts of laughter and tun are promised the audience by the man­agement committee when the curtain goes up at 8: 16 o'clock on the " ountry Cousin" the annual lIep­Zet play, at the Englert theatre Wed~ n sday ulght, March 3. The lead­

FORTY STATE TEAMS TO fiGHT fOR IOWA

'PREP' TITLE HERE Entries to High School Basket­

ball Tournament Are Being Received Each Da.y

Ing parts w \1l be played by Arlen J. VICTORS TO RECEIVE CUP Wilson, Phi Alpba D Ita and Lucile Nverett, Gamma Phi Bela. Wlnnel' And Runnel' -UI) WtU Do

ome hanges have been made In ... Given Tl'ophlM by Athletic Board th cast of the play according to While Team l\lernbers WiD Get

Prof. J<Jdward H. Lauer ot the Ger­man (\('partment, who Is coaching the players. Yesterday he gave out the

Gold and ilvel' Charms-May aoeel Girls' 1\[(' t

I fin a l arrangement of thr cast as Col­lows :

At least forty Iowa school basket­baJl teams w\l1 compete for the state

George Reynolds III Arlen J . \ViI- championship title In the tourna-son Na.ncy Price MI's Howett Eleanor Howett

I Maud How tt Athalle Walll wrlgh t Mrs Kinney

ment to be conducted by the Unlver­Lucile J<Jverell slty here March 18, 19 and 20, ac­

Marjorie Peters cording to Howal'd H. Jones, dlrec­Esther Sharpe tor of athletics. Coach Jones Is re­

Orace Altshuler celving entry applications daily and JOyc Brady the actual number ot partiCipants Adele Klmm cannot be determin d until after

Georg Short March 1 , when the entries close. Stanley Howitt AI' bie GOI'(' Cyril Kinney Sam Wilson Blake

Clarence Fackl er Two loving cups wlll be presented Warrell Lawrence to the winner of the tournament, one

Glenn Thompson to be the permanent possession and Hal'old Ofelt the other to be held only as long as

Pruitt B. F. Kilgore that school reta ins the state cham-Willi am J . Wehrll, law '20, Is pionship. If any school wins the

managing th e players. title for three years this cup will re-Hubert Malt is conducting the main a permanent possession ot that

I th ticket sale. and Harold Merry school. is acting as advertising manager.

MANY NUMBERS ON BAND PROGRAM TODAY

Whmcl's G t Oharms Each member ot the winner team

will be presented with a small gold basketball, suitable for a. watch eli rm And memberjl ot tbe other team pla.ylng the finals wm receive silver baskets.

ees are making a vigorous campaign Minnesota Here Saturd8iY For dent, who. on account of social regu-

Fifty Piece to Make Up Orga.ni­za.tion in First Sunday Con­

cert This Afternoon

The Athletic Board will pay the expenses of the eight teams that place highest In the tournament. Lodging will !be provided tor all teams, and meals for the men will be furnished at cost.

for votes. First Conference Tank Match lations, was forced to cancel her Fifty pieces make up the Unlver-

The tour officers to be elected Ever Held at Iowa agreement with the Strand theatre slly Regimental band which appears

wllJ compose the Y. M. C. A cabinet to spend one night In a col1'ln In the In the first of a series of free con- WomeJl May No~ Meet

Marlon R. Lyon physical director together with eight committee chair- Several st unt rae. s besld s the graveyard. has been awarded $10 certs In the natural science audltor­

men chosen by the officers. They regular swimmln~ meet will be on by Thomas A. Bl'own, manager of ium at 4 o'clock this afternoon. Th e

will act In consultation with the ad- the program at the rowa-Minnesota the theatre. band will playa musical program of

for women, and Coach Jones have not completed the plans tor the pro-

vlsory board and the general secre­tary, R. H. Fitzgerald . The ca.blnet is the otricial body of the Y. M. C. A. and transacts all business of the organization.

WOMEN DEANS DISCUSS STUDENTS' PROBLEMS

Lillia.n Dimmitt of Morningside College is Named. Head

of Organization

swimming meet here next Saturday The offer of $20 to any woman posed championship tournament tor six numbers with encores. night, according to ('oach David A. who would go througb thfs ordeal Is

11 teaturlng numbers will be en- girls to be held at the same time as Arm bruster. now off, as is the like offer to all

the men's tournament. Several coreB, Dr. O. E . Van Doren , band Among the flt unl s 111'\' a night otbers. ",Ince there would be no II t 1 i 1 St da schools have answered Mr. Jones ' shirt relay In which each swimmer more publicity in leav ing thi s offer ( rec or. ex p a nec ye er y. A mong these a saxophone sexte letters asking if they favored the

must swim the length of the pool open wh n Miss Sylvester has shown 1 have

tet specialty and a novelty saxa- plan and wished to send teams, but twice in a night shirt then give the her wi llingnt>ss to accept, shirt to the next man who will re- withdrawn the offer entirely", said phone solo by Edwin Bohac L A 3, only a few have agreed to send teams.

are announced. If more favorable replies are not r -peat the preformance , a game of , 11'. Brown yesterday . " In order to

I Tl e 1 It ' th ltd celved lhe tournament will be can-bell tag in which a 11 contestants a re repay Miss Syl vester far hel' time 1 on y nove y In e PI' n e

blindfolded and t ry to ('atch the m3n and trouble, ancl the censure which programs is a descriptive piece, "Th celled, according to Miss Lyon.

with the bell, und n potato race. she h'38 rec Iv c\ from UniverSity Forge In the Forest" Iby MlchaeIts. Probably the freshman and varity a uthol'ities. J have made her this The number attempts to pictUre a swimmers will have a water basket- gift." daybreak scene . opening with night, ball game. then morning, introducing quail calls,

MAT T~AM MEMBERS DEFEAT CHALLENGERS birds. and animals. a brook, the

cathedral bell , morning prayer, and Devine and Va.n.a. Retain Places Problems connected with tbe so- "ThIs meet will be the first confer- JUDGE QUOTES FRIVOL

cial lite, democracy, government, ence meet of its kiud ever held here IN CURRENT NUMBER and general welfare of the college and the future of swimming at the student were discussed at the last University will depend on the in- That Frivol , the UniversitY'{j hum­session of the seventh Iowa state terest shown ." said Mr. Armbruster, '1 rous magazine', rank!'! with the lead­conference of deans of women held "If enough stud nts attend the meet ing unlvprRlty magazines of its kind ,

thee torge. On SqulI.d. Bea.ting Scott To correct a prevalent impress- and Warren Ha.yes

Ion that no person would be admit- -Glenn Devine and Edward Vana of

ted after the first number of the the 158 pound and 125 pound class

program, Dr. Van Doren said that Saturday morning In the liberal a rts swimming will be mad!' l\ leading is evidenced by the fact that two of respectively, retained their positions

the only restriction on admission drawing room. sport here as it is at JIIinois . North - its jokes appear In the "College on the Varsity wrestling squad yes-

would be during the playing ot any The advantages and disadvantages western and Chicago." WltR" sertion of the "'ehruary 21 Is- terday afternoon when they defeated

of student government were re- Bleachers will be made to ac- au of Judge, national humorous piece. Scoaa and Warren Hayes respec-No date Is announced for the next

viewed by Dean White of Des Moines comodate 400 spectators and the ad- publication . tively. who had challenged them concert, but It Is estimated that it

college in her report of a speech mislon charge wl1l ,be 60 cents. Althou~h Frivol has heen Quoted for a berth on the squad which will be played In about five weeks.

which Dean Kerr of Milwaukee in vil'tllally All the best university meets Illinois March 6. Downing eollege gave before the "'OIUIER STUOENT OrES humorous publications, this Is the ~()JtORITY G.'UIRR TUESDAY Vana won by a desclslon I8nd a fall National conference of deans of Word has just been received by first time It has appeared in a nat- The next Inter-sorority basketball In 3 1-2 minutes from Haycs. women. whicb was beld In connee- E. M. Cook '22, Kappa Sigma, telling I ional magazine so far as It Is known. ga mes will be held a the women 's Devine won by two desclslons from tton with the National Education of the death of hIs Rister Mrs. WAlt - gym, Tuesday evenIng at 7: 30 o'clock Scott. Hewlcker bas cballeneged auoetatlon at Cleveland, February er A. Newport ' 16 at her hOl11e in TO HOLII OPEN ~rEETlNG when PI Beta Phi will play Delta Francois In the 135 qound class 23 tol7. I Lake Andes, S. D. Mrs. N wport. ('hi Omrga sorority, In accordance Delta Delta, and Delta. Gamma will which con lest will come off Monday.

At a business meeting following who was formrrly Ellen Kn.thehlne with a national policy of the soror- meet Alpha Chi Omega. The games Francois should have little trouble the regul

1at session, Miss Lillian Dlm- Cook, W1lS a member of Phi Beta fly , will hold an open meeting for were postponed last Tuesday eyeiling In defeating Hewlcker, dopesten say.

mitt of Morningside college was Kappa, honorary scholastic frater- the discussion of a special phase of on account of the play, "Nothing But Horn and Scott ere tbe only two eleeted president of the orpnisatton nllY, and Delta Gamma sorority. Her ('('onomlc opportunity for women at The Truth," and on Thunday be- men who have won a place on the a'bd Min Gertrude Madison ot Cor- husband, Walter Newport. was grad- 8 o'clock tomorrow evening. An cause ot the pageant <given In the Freshmen wrestling team thus far . dell college. Will electer vlce-prell- uated from the collego of law ill Unlverfllty women Are Invited to the natural science auditorium, and the 1 Ho .. 11' -seottretl a.fall .. 1Ht·· . ·.deetston Idellt. • "t' • 1916. mAeting. Pan-Hellenle dinner. over Wirth In the 158 pound clalls

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PAGE TWO THb: DAILY IOWAN, 8TATFl UNIVERSITY OF IOWA Sunday, }i~ebrual')' 20, 11'J1

TH E the records at his office. The editorial fo llows:

DAILY IOWAN A _orning poper published five lim~ ' 8 week

- TuesdaY, Wednesday, ~'ridar., Saturday, "Iowa wlIl have two champion west. Rnd Sunday-by '11le Dally Iowan

Publishing Oompany,. at 103 Iowa high school basketball teams it plans Avenue, Iowa OIly, lown !

-I pion prep team from about ten state will meet for honors of the middle

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Iowa State supporters need not =; ~ '" I

EDITORIAL STAFF can rightfully be called the one and worry over the ca.lIbre of teams that RALPH E. OVERHOLSER Editor·ln·cblef only champion on the high school will perform on the local ·gym as Telepbone Black 1757; Office Houra 9·11;

2·4, daily, Room U L. 11.. Building basketball court. Both schools wlll most high schools will look at the I 1, Mel lIickerson Managing Editor give gold basketballs to the winning matter in Its true light and act ac- ~ Ken neUt 0, Noble Auociate Editor ~ Nancy Lamb New. Editor team and silver basketballs to the cordingly," § Leon H. Brigham Sports Editor ~ Beatrice Blnckmar Feature Editor runner ups. • " .burlee Van Meir~ Humorous l~ditor I--------------, 3 !'belma Graves Society Editor "In a story which recently ran in •• ANNOUNCE'mNTS r ~ A.'rnea .Tohnlon Dramatic Editor I 10 I § Zenalde Oooper Exchange Editor tIl(' Register. the Iowa City corres- + oJ.

NIGHT EDITORS pondent, would have his readers be- The 1\h'II'," <liN' duo will lllE:et I.l

~:~~!~Y DI;!:rgbam Ja~~g~ ~'~i:~ lieve that Iowa was the first school afternolJlI a I 2: af)

Maurice Van Metre in the state to offer a tournament to tol:Celosctl,~di O 1 his BUSINESS STAF~'

IIlDWARD H. OHAMBERLIN. BU8iness Manager

determine the champion prep school basketball team. ThIs statemen t

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Tel4!pllone 985; Office hour. 11·12; 3·6; daily, 108 Iowa Ave.

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ga tion as It can be easily 'proven that Iowa State College was the first

I school to come to the front in offer-"[ btline we have roo'" lor 1,"1 one 80111 ing a tournament. It seems that

10l/aUI/, And that ;, 10l/alty to Iht American ' •• "1.... -Th,odore Roo8ev.lt Iowa was caught napping and in-

OLD FASmONED OOURTES¥ stead of admitting their defeat in

WILLIAM COLLINS and

WILLIAM SUITON the matter, they are attemptln·g to ,\r i.'ll to anllounce that Ol(,~'

Comes now a class of undergr~d- "steal our thunder" by staging a uates who have altogether freed meet which Includes any team that al'(, now with th, .J effpl'solJ themselves from any old-fashloned- can scrape up enougb money to make ness in the matter of ordinary cour- the trip to their Institution.

tesy. I "The teams that will play here wiII When Prof. W. F. Swan, of the be of tho highest class in the state

University of Minnesota lectured in I as their I' cords wJll be looked into liberal arts assembly room last I before they are Issued an invitation. Wednesday evenin'g some restless stu- This method of picking contestants dents displayed a very obvious lack is alone proof that the tournament is of this qua11ty by throwIng one cent I a championship afl'air. The winner pieces upon the platform. here can rightly claim that tbey

This procedure placed the gOOd) are peers of any five in the state. man in a humliiating position. ,It This claim can be further strength­classed him with the beggar child- ened by the fact that the> authorities ren of seaport towns who scramble that a1'O staging a tournament at Chi­on the wharf for cast off pennies of eago University have invited the win­steamer passengers; it raled him uer and runnel' up of tho Iowa State with starved outcasts of oriental vll!- 1 t 1 1 in Clll·cago. ournamen 0 compe e ages who dance in the dusty streets I At lhis tournament the stale cham-for almost valueless coins. I

But It placed the careloss student --------------­In a much less dignified position. They voluntarily ranked themselves with the ungregarlous savages who at the first impulse of restlessness 01' displeasure tollow the path of least resistance, and display primitive emotions in a crude manner.

Granted that the Professor's lec-

TODAY AND TOMORROW AT THE GARDEN

OH BOYS! Lovely Bessie Barriscale

Wears Stunning Clothes In Her Latest Producion

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know what a real F rench briar is, and what the Demuth seasoning will do to make it break in sweet and mellow. Ask any good dealer to show you a variety of shapes, then pick yours.

WM. DEMUTH Be. CO .. NEW YORK WO RLD's LARGEST MAKERS OF FINE PIPES

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demand, til(' ha, teo And that Service shall be a

true eOIlHidl'ratioll ill all ca es.

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ture ml·ght have been less interesting than possible, and that the occa­sion offered marvelous opportunity to display one's free-handedness to the young women present, a. little more evidence of old-fashioned cour­tesy would have looked better from an audience ot university students.

In "Beckoning Roads," hel' Ilew production for Robertson-Cole, the charmingly winsome Bessie Barris­cale is given a role which affords her many opportunities to wear some stunnjng clothes, and she does this with a distinction all her own. Even­ing gowns, morning wraps boudoir negligees and afternoon frocks a re displayed in dazzling array.

Quimby'S Califof'nia _a_a_._ .. .... _._. . ....

MORE AMES' SPORTSMANSHIP Iowan readers wlIl be Interested

in the edltorlal 1below, reprinted from the Iowa State Student of February 26. Coach Howard H. Jones Invites anyone interested in the veracity of the following statements to look up

A nobby street frock ill tailored bl ue tricotlne, trimmed ,vitb steel beads at the neck, sleeves and pock­eets, will make the ladies gasp in ad­miration. Attired in this costume with a jaunty llttle red feather hat fitting snglyy over her blonde trees­es, Miss Barriscale is a joy to the eye.

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O 'l.t1 · case i running over with these bright new 1'ibon-tied boxes. The /1'eshness of these good. will appeal to yOtl.

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The Organizer Builder of Business

Now on Sale at all Book Stores

MENU Hotel Jefferson

SPECIAL TABLE D'HOTE DINNER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1920

$1.26 Per Plate

TWIDLVE TO TWO SIX TO EIGHT

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Flaked Calves Sweetbreads, a la Toulousalse In Casserol Braised Pork Ham, Victoria Sa.uce Roast Prime Ribs of Beef, au jus

Candied Sweet Potatoes Creen Peas

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I tiona of Cost Accounting" by Rus-6: 30 o'clock. TOaRts will be gIven according to Paul K. Lovegren, edl- I A st It. se . evenson, assoc a e pro,es-

SOCIETY during the dinner which wUl be tor-In-chlef. The magazine will sell Bar at accounting; "English and followed by a short program of tor 16 cents. Commerce" by Hardin Craig, profes­stunts. Among the contributors in this Is- sor of English and "A public Ut1U-

SIgmA Nu 'InitiAtes ent at the Initiation. Mr. Jordon Is Sigma Nu fraternity Initiated the an attorney at the Capital City.

following pledges yesterday afternoon

"Education by the CMnk SYstem," Bue are: "The Probable Future of the ties Commission for Iowa" by Rob­a burlesque on modern educational Interest Rate" by Henry Reitz, pro-, ert T. Paramore, junior in the col­methods, will be the feature number fesso\' of mathematics; "The Func· lege of liberal arta.

at their chapter house on East Col- B. Y. P. U. Open House of the program. lege street: Harlin Semper, Em- B. Y. P. U. uf the Baptist church Dancing and cards will be the en-metsburg; Henry Fisk, Iowa City; will hold open house for the Bap- tertalnment for the remainder ot the Henry Prentiss, Iowa City; William tist university students at the home evening. Dean and Mrs. Carl E. Vorwick, Clinton; John Holbrook, of Ada Yoder '21, 836 Kirkwood Seashore wnI chaperon the banquet. Onawa; George Parnham, Des Ave, this afternoon. Moines; Laurence Organ, Des , 101nes; Charles G lasgolV, Shennan­doah. Robert Bannister of Des

GRADUATE CLUB TO HOLD ANNUAL DINNER MONDAY

SECOND ORGANIZER ON SALE MONDAY MORNING

MOines, Carl Engeldillger , of South The second number of The Organ-Dakota, and John M. Fiak of Iowa The annual diunel' of the Grad- Izer, the monthly magazine edited by City attended the Initiation. The uate club will be held Monday even- the Commerce club of the University

Ing at the women's gymnasium at wlll be on sale tomorrow morning,

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Iota Xi Epsilon initiation Iota Xi Epsllon held Initiation Sat­

urday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Gene­vieve Woodard '23 Des Moines, Grace Broadfoot '23, Anita, and Gertrude Pierce '23, Manchester were initia­led . Following the Initiation a din­ner was served in honor of th new members.

'l'hcu. Sigma PhI Ten Theta. Sigma Phi, honorary jour­

llalistic sororlly, gave a tea yester­day afternoon at the Alpha Xi Del­ta house from 4 to 6 o'clock. The tea was in honor of Mrs. William S. r1aulsby, wife of Professor Maulsby of the department of journalism. Mrs. Grace Partridge Smith poured.

l\[\l>pa Phi ,\ullual Banqll('t

Kappa Phi, university girls class of the Methodist cburch, will holel its annual banquet March 11, at G o'clock at the Methodist church. Be­fore the banquet initiation will be held. Irene Woods '20 of Currier hall, and Mrs. L. R. Rohrbaugh a.re hl charge of the sale of tickets.

,\111113 l.'au Omega Initiation Alpha Tau Omega fraternity wILl

hold initiation this afternoon. W. N. Jordon, head of Province XI of

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The chances are that you won't need a dress suit every week, but there are always going to be occasions when one will be de= manded of you.

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PA. •• FOUR THE DAlLY IOWAN, STATE UNIVERSITl OF IOWA !)unclIlY, }1'ebruuJ'Y 29, 19'~

t THE LISTENING POST t watch and shouts, "It is 11 o'clock, ...!.....- . __ . ___________ ~' I'm going to church; you can go to

question of conscience with many students honest Intention who make use of them. In such cases the mat­tel' lies largely in tbe hands at the instructor, who usually can get the worl{ done in the way he desires by making clear just what he wants."

......--- '1 It sug.gestlons are In order we

have a simple plan for solving the question, "Shall the University adopt the Honor System 1" Merely eUm­Inate tbe examinations.

Some brlghl polftlclan whose poli­cies do not jibe with those of Mr. Wilson's might be able to compose a campal,gn song with a title "The PreSident sleeps In his White Bed all day, ' while Mrs. Wilson Runs the Country."

"Suppose I Invited you to a party and let you in by the kitchen door, but permitted you to go no further than the kitchen," asked Mrs. George HarnBigel at the state democratic convention in Des MOines on Wednes­day. If the food was In the kitchen It would be perfectly all right.

hell!" Really, that one can't be over sixty years old,

A prominent member of Staff and Circle remarked yesterday that "you felt awful foolish when you put these things on," Indicating a cap and gown. We know a fine way to avert that feeling.

Since H. E. F. conducted this col-umn last Friday morning, several

WANT ADS WallL Ad shou ld he leH lit Edltoriul

offie&-Ro6m 14 L. A. Building and muat be paid in ftdvance. R,,\e : (irst ina~rtion -2 rents per word. 'l'bree iD8ertiona-5 reuta per word. A(lditlno'a) inaertioM-1 cent per word per insertion.

requ,ests have been made by students BEST MEALS Cost you less at who aspire to be humorists. They Banner Dairy Lunch, 11 South want to write the Listening Post. Dubuque St. tf

They have our permission. WANTED-Dressmaking alt 20

Now that the basketball season is W. Harrison. Phone R 343 108

over perhaps we'll hear something WANTED- Typewriter repair man about the Pan-Hellenic bridge whist pa.rt time. Typewriter and Ol'flve tournament.

Hint to University women, whose

Equipment Store, SeMI'. Wllliams 100

k · b I f B FOR RENT-Modern furnished Only five more nights for the Jun- A Irts are r e: ewaro the winds

f M h I suile or rooms. 511 Washington lor Prom committee to lose sleep. 0 arc. M. V. M. o}o -r- Street. 99

An observant printer caught this I THE HONOR SYSTEM I LOST- A ruby masonic ring. Re-In some copy of The Organizer: -1- 1· ward ' 5.00 phone 2276. 99 "Be sure that your spelling and [n stating objections to the Honor GRAMMER Is correct." System at Clark College, Worcester. FOR RENT-A laJ'lge modern front

Mass.. President Edmund C. Stan- room at 506 Washington St. 99

The positlon which professors hold ford writes: NO'lUCE-Wm tbe pa.rty who ad-makes it easy for them to tell old "The chief arguments against the verUsed that he had found A. K. K. jokes and get away with them. Stu- undertaking of the system here were, pin please phone 1667. Reward 101 dents laugh at their efforts in 01'- first, that we had A. genuine Honor ---------------dar to remain In their good graces. System already in operation, though WANTED-R,bomma.te. Harold This is psychology. an intol'mal and unorganized one; Black, S04 S Clinton St. 100

second, that the requirement of any LOST- At basketball game last

For in~taDCf' the i'other day ,& pledge at the end of examination nigbt •. palr of shoes belonging to Mslon' 'Qrofessor cracked William H, papers and the like was something of cheer leader. Return til I owa.n Seward's remark to an unruly audi- an insult to honest men-like ask- ofrlce, ence -you remember the one in ing a reputable man to hang up a --------------­

FOUND-Locker key, No. 113, Sargent lock. Owner may have same by calling at tMs office and paying for this ad,

which Mr. Seward pulls out his sign in his store that he does not use

================= short weights; and, third, that it is no honorable student conduct to

~·I~·-----~----------------~!~I ... bring cheating of a fellow student to

THREE DAYS STARTING TODAY

D. W. (jRIFFITH Presents

THE GREATEST QUESTION

Would you pend a night in a grave yard- decide after see­~ng th" featu re.

the notice at the authorities either FOR RENT- Modern furnisher) in the student body or in the faculty. doulbe rooms for 4 boys. $1!i for

"It is l!Iy Idea that a good deal of two boys 815 N Dodge 100 what might be call ed cheating-for example, the transcription of note- FOR RENT- F urnished room , books when these must be submit- Phone 1056 1(11 ted to the instructor, 01' the obtain­ing of translations by weaker stu­dents from the abler in the dally work- are matters wh ich are de­termined in a large measure by stu­dent custom, and never raise the

... . ... . ..... J. REED LANE

Of Davenpor t TeUs Why He Buys Life

Insura nce

is all island off the coast of China, about one-third the area and popu lation of Iowa ..

REV. P AUL ~IELROSE of Hainan will be the speaker this (Sunday) evening at 7: 45 at th e

o!.![..--------------- - .... ,t... "I believe every man owes it to his family and to his comm unity, to

PRESD YTE.RIAN SCHOOL OF MISSIONS ........

A Drink that .is different fron the sweet syrups of the fountain. Sturdy Vigor

I f you haven't tried a mug of L illy's Near B eer at Dunkel 's, you 've miss­ed out on a real t'reat.

To a glass of Lilly 's add one of those wonderful ham sandwiches and yO'lt have a real lurtch.

Listen/ A hant sandwich at Dll,nkel' s means a lib­eral slice of ham embed­ded betwee'1~ two mon strow slices of fresh rye bread.

Lilly's Near Beer A Temperance Drink with freshness and Vigor

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leave his family adequately provid­ed for ; because when he does the brain that has been making the mon­ey for them goes with him."

"For every dolla r I have borrowed I have tak en $1.50 worth of life in­surance. And I have decided t hat I will double the insurance I holel dur­Ing the coming year.

ROBT N. CARSON PROVIDENT

LIFE of Philadelph ia

( Member F edera l Reserve Boa rd ) ....•.....••.......

Good music and everybody is in­vited . The School of Missions will begin with the class period at 7 oclock, with eight classes and in­teresting leaders. in the Sunday School room. It will continue for on ly

SU SUNDAY EVENINGS Retu rned missionari es and oth­

er speakers will give the public addresses each evening, YOU ARE I NVITED TO E NRoLL IN THE SOHOOL OR ATTEND

THE IJE CTURES, OR BOTH Come This Evening

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