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THE DAILY IOWAN-OW NED AND CONTROLLF.J) BY THE STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA

VOL. XVI-NEW SERIES, VOL. I. IOWA, CITY, IOWA, FRn)AY, OVE1\1BER 17, 1916

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COLLEGE PAPER AT AMES SOWS SEED FOR ANOTHER FIGHT ON COORDINATION

.~ ~ J ENGINEERS ARE GOO}) BOYS i. Anyone who thinks that the sen­

Ior clvils are not all right should have a word with John, janitor of the engineering building.

, 'Ite gott a fine tot of boys," said John In an Interview yesterday.

Features Part of Survey Commission's "Look what they bring me from their trip, already," and he dug from

GIRLS WILL WEAR CHRYSANTHEMUMS

At a "pep" meetlng held Thurs­day night In the liberal arts build­Ing by the girls who are going to Ames It was decided that each should we-ar R. yellow chrysanthemum tied with old gold and black streamers.

At the suggestlon of Dean KlIng­enhagen each girl is to leave ber Ames address with the dean. A

VARSITY TEAM TO LEAVE THIS NOON fOR MARSHALLTOWN

STAY THERE ALL NIGHT AND GO TO Al\ms ON SPECIAL

SATURDAY

Report Whl-ch Favors JOI-nl-ng of the a drawer a yellow tissue paper pack- chaperon will accompany the girls. One Hundred and For;...,.ftve Men age which proved to contain a red VJ E g- - g S h I N gl t P t It Is hoped by Dean Klingenhagen Will 1\lake Trip-List Includes All n lneerln C 00 S-- e ec s ar leather pocket book. that this initial move on the part of 1\le1l1001' of Scrubs and F'rellhman "That's where I'll keep me paper PrOposl-ng Checkl-ng of Ll-beral Arts mon y-when I get any," he said. more than twentY-five girls wl11 fur- Te/ulls-Also University Band

nlsh a precedent to the girls who at- __ _ -- tend out-of-to'vn games In the tu.. One hundred and forty-five men,

The emphasis which the Iowa extendeo courses in psychology, In PROGRAM fOR BIG ture. including the football team, will State St11dent :lnd the Ames Corre- the history and theory of education, have their transportation paid to spondenls of outside newspapers in political science, or In advanced HOMECOMING SHOWS "DAD" SCHROEDER Ames by the board In control of ath-place on the . section of the survey I DIal nematics In the Iowa State Col- KIDS "THE BOYS It letlcs, according to a list given out commission's report which proposes 101 e should be authorized by the MAlTy S'PECIALTIES "Now, be careful, men, not to by N. A. Kellogg, athletic director, consolidation of the Ames and the board only upon proof that such an. scald yourselves ," concluded " Dad" yesterday. Iowa engineering schools at Ames as courses are indIspensable tor the pur- --- 3chroeder Monday afternoon after a Today at 1: 30 the following var. ONE OF THREE POSSIBLE ways of P()~C o{ supporting regular work in "IIA"'1{EYE HIPPRODR01\m" talk to the P. T. class on how to take llty players and substitutes wlll eliminating duplication indicates the major lines already mentioned." WlLL INCLUDE BEST TAL· (1. shower bath. The men took the start on the trip to Ames: Reed, that Ames supporters would welcome Taking up speCifically the Instan- E ''I' OF UNI ERSI'I'Y statement In good faith, and when McKee, Kelly, Grub, Wyland, Smith, n re-opening or the old question of c:cs of unnecessary duplication, the --- they turned on the water they tested Hunzelman, Fosdick, Becker, Laun, co-ordination. commission recommends "a thor- Tile "Iowa Family" dinner will be It before getting under. Howls of Bowlesby, Von Lackum, Jenkins,

The Dally Iowan may as well say ougll-golng revision of the announce- New Feature thl Year-Visitors :lnguish followed as the gooseflesh Banniclc, Duncan, Mendenhall, plainly, Oil the basis of Its under- ments of the department of chem- will have Resel'Vcd Seats for 1\lon· popped out on their skins. Kuehnle, Davis, Nugent, Scott, and standing of the temper of the- friends istry at· Ames and "elimination of ster 1\lass Mooting &fore Xebl'as· The hot water system had been Van Pelt. Wltb them will go Coach-Ilf th~ Univerlllty, tllllt apy move QY all courses that are not Iltrictly in ka Game put out of commIssion by the burst- es Jones and Kirk, Director Kellogg, Ames to have the old question re- conformity with the principle of the ___ Ing of a tank Monday. octors Harding and Rohner, and opened in tills m.ay, rathe'r tllan in Q()velopment of major lines, and do Trainers Watson and Rosentha.l. " ot Tile University of Iowa association ... one of the two other ways proposed not dIrectly reenforce the work Is making ela.borate plans for the MUSEUM OF ART AND They take the interurban to Cedar b tl I · i I the e.·l.lcriment stations." R '0 f hi h I th III y 18 comm SSlOn, w I serve to wi- entertainment of the alumni, for- apl s, rom w c pace ey w

I Hit Ames Economjcs Iii 1 M h 11 den t Ie breach which the survey mer students, and friends of the Unl- ARCH AEOLOGY SHOWS go In t 1e r spec a car to ars a -commission is anxious to heal and The department of English at H. lowu. They will stay all night there will very likely precipitate In another Ames is commended for keeping :~:~~~, w~~~e~~:r r;:u::dfO;6.Home. FINE COLLECTIONS md when the special to Ames goes r th fI h f within Its proper limitations as a S I th I orm e g t 0 four years ago. service department. The "Iowa Family" dinner will be through on aturday morn ng, e r

The Iowa Side held at 6: 46 on the evening of No- car will be coupled on to It. Economics, on the other hand, ---

In Its original story on the report vember 24. The toast program will II' C! A GENUINE RE\mR."NDT Saturday morning <the band of gets this criticism: "It is the opin- ,,~. ,'1 .

of the commission, The Iowan stated be short so that all may go to the AND COPIES FROM OTHER fifty-five members, the freshman the recommendations briefly, y.rlth no ion of the commission, however, that mass meeting, where the Hawkeye FA~IOUS PAINTERS team of forty-one members, and the

so large a number of courses Is un- , emphasis on those particularly fav- club has consented to reserve the following of the varSity squad wUl necessary tor the support of the al- - - -orable to the UnIversity. The Iowan middle section of seats downstairs B'\bylonian Tablet, Poulpeion Glnss- iltart: Barber, Berrien, Bleeker has no desire to make the survey re for tllem Plates n'ill be reserved Gallagher, Glatts, Jensen,

IlIe([ Interests, and that the wide dU- <.. .. Jewell

- ferentiatlon indicated by the titles " ware, Gl'ook and Roman Coins and port the material for a controversy just quoted scarcely represents pres- for the dinner at flft r cents, instead :\lany Other Curios DisplAyed- Jones, Martin, Murphy, Peterson, with supporters of Ames. But in ent instltutioo~1 npl'p~Rltlef! . The of a dollar as prevlonsly II-nnounced. CollectionS Well Cared For and Scanlon, Shaw, Smith, Stoner, Wal fairness to its own side, It Is moved commission would pOint out that the After tile mas!! mt'6t ug lh~ Ttl- Saf guarded ker, and Westberg. to t~prlnt som~ re<:ommend~tiQns importance of a. very thorough traln- angle club will turn its rooms over _ __ The last named · group'! will take-whloh, if followe(i by the b01j.rll and In!!, in tbe prlnolples of eoonomlcs to the alumni, who w11l probably The museum of art and archa,jol- the specIal train which ,the athletic the State oollege offioials, will prob- for an engineer who wishes to do spend the rest of the evening IIsten- ogy contains a collection of thirty board has secured to transport the­I\bly do a great deal to establish reseal'ell work In railroad rate!!, or Ing to impromptu speeches. Mrs. or forty plaster casts. which are rep- Iowa crowds to the Ames game. The­good feeling between the two Inst!- In munIcipal or financial direction ot Alice Wilkinson Bates has arranged -esentative works of lhe ancient Il, lorurban cars leave Iowa City at tutlons. public utilities does not constitute tor tbe entertainment of the alum- sculptors. In the series ot palnt- 6 : 45 Saturday morning, and the-

Hefi.ne Proper Limits an obligation on the part of this col- nae In the women's gymnasium at ngs there are a Rembrandt, a copy special train leaves Cedar Rapids at On the subject of "Liberal Arts lege to give such InstrUction, merely !!: 16 the evening before the game. oC a Turner, one of the school of 8: 16. It stops at Marshalltown to.

Work In the Iowa State College" the because It maintains a college of en- Hawkeye ffippodrome Van Dyck, and also tlve or six ex- pick up the specIal car of the team, commissIon says: gineerlng and an engineering experi- The University PLayers, the men's ~ellent specimens of the middle ages lrl'lving in Ames at 11: 16. Return..

"The principle on which llberallz- ment station. A student wishing to glee club, and other talent In school conSisting of Madonna and other Ing the traIn leaves Ames at 6: 45. lug subjects, whether humanistic or nlake this combination of economics are co-operating to make the show, mbjects. l nd arrives In Cedar Rapids at 9: 16. SCientific, should be included In the wIth engineering would do far bet- the " Hawkeye Hippodrome," which 'rhe archaeological features .are: 3peclal interurban cars will be walt schedule of work of an Institution ter to go to an Institution making will be held in the auditorium of the the set of Babylonian Inscribed tab- lug to bring the passengers to Iowa or anize~ by tilE! StatE) for the ex- a specialty of graduate work in eco- naturll-I science building the evening lets, secured by President Emeritus City. The round trip ticket from pres~ purpose pt !leveloplng curricu- nomies." of November 20, a great success. Macbride, specimens at Egyptian Iowa City costs $6 .36. The tickets \a III agricult~re, engineering, etc., :Favor Geology Hel' The Dixie Pickanlnnles from Daven- erra cotta, Pompeian glassware, and to the game, costing $1 and $1.60 mllY be stll-ted thUII: Oniy uch Ub- Geology should be developed at port will appear In their specialty act Greek and Roman coins. may be purchased at Whetstone's. erallzlng subjects should be ineor· the University, the commission says. at that time. These two youngsters, There are a number ot Florentine IlOrated In the oft'erings of the In- " The commISSIon is clearly of the both of whom are less than ten years carvings, good speCimens of Japan­~tltlJ~lolI, And ouI)' In Buch amounts, ('[lif.ion that the work of this depart. Old, have been referred to as the ese art, and an unusual collection at lUI will willel)' l'Oell.tol·C~ the technical ment (geology) a.t Ames as an- " eighth wonder of the world" be- palettes left by' fa.mous American or Ileml-t chnlca,l special1z~d curri- nounced In the catalogue for 1915- cause of their originality and the painters, alUong them those of cull\. for whose development the in- 16, indicates the exlstenr.e of a large clever way In which they handle 'Jeorge Innes and Wyant. stltutton was constituted. In all In- duplication of the work done at the their burlesque on the mannera and There lias been a considerable ad-8t1tutlons like the Iowa State Col- State University. Geology as It mH- costoms of the "grown-ups." Their ·hUon to the museum since last sum-lege attempts to develop courses in Jor ubJect in the curriculnJll in In- acts are fllleq with comedy and they mer, in the collection made by Os-these subjects for themselves are clnstrlal sCi nee and in I\uy other cur. never tall to make a big hit with car R. Coast. formerly of Iowa City, certain to be made. Strong teachers ricnlwll designed to b·a.;n professlon- their original song "When I Lived IJUt 1I0W of San Diego, California. will naturally urgE! elaboration of 0.1 ~QOlogist hould be elhlljnated Down the Alley and She Was the Kid It Is representative material which

TWO MORE EDUCATORS TO ADDRESS MEETING

OllADSEl: Ol<~ DETROIT AND BROWN OF JOLm'l' '1'0 BE

HERE IN DECEMBER

Two more well known educatlona thl) slIbjllCts in whlQh they arEl In- ~rom the State college. The Iltate Next Door." They will be aocom- '1 has gained hy hIs trips about the 3xperts have agreed to come to the ~ere8ted, sometimes In pisregard of does not need two research or gradu- Danied by thalr mother, Mrs. S. T. world as au artist and as a painter. State University for the third annual ~he purposes of the Instltuttoq M a ate liepartmentll or geology, for the Schuma,ke, and will be entertained The curator of the museum of art conference on supervision to be held wljol\l. Cp\lrses lll4Y even be olTered number of graduate stUdents IR not aurlng their stay at dilT rent frater- and archaeology Is Dr. C, H . Weller. by the extension divIsion and the col a8 a means of holding> students al- likely, in the near future, to be very nltles and sororities, He regards this as au epoch-making lege of education, December 7, 8 ready registered who have changed large. The Sta.te university Is in dl- Reservations CoIning "eriod in the hIstory of the museum, and 9. tbelr profeSSional or aoademlc In- rect contact with the offlce of the '1'ne association 1s reoelvlng many and Is anxious to secure other cOl- They are C. E. Chadsey, superl~ tentions. It therjl be such students State geologist Ilnd the gre!lt collec- lequests through the mail for the re- le::tions. The loans are well taken tendent of the DetrOit, Mich. In the Institution they should, of tions belonging to that offloe. Be- c:are of, labeled, aud placed in a fire- schools, and J. Stanley Brown, prln

aervatloll of seats for the show, al- f I iblti t I I t th J 1\ t III hi h h 1 QOl1r~e, be directed to seek Instruc- cause of the development a.lrea~y at- though the seats will not go on sale tProol i room as au dex I on or c po. 0 e 0 e, ., g sc 00

Hon In o~her institutions emphaslz- tained a.t the State university under eac I ng purposes an for the use of Superintendent Chadsey Is In inti llntl1 nel(t week. The tiokets will th 1 bli t t h ith bl f

ing othsr currioula, these conditions, that Instlt\ltton Is be sold at Wh tstone's for 60 and genera pu c. ma e ouc w pro ems 0 super lloard Sboulcl bock the logical and prop or place tor iii ce-nts, vision In one of the largest systems

training 611 tudents who Ish nd The Rev. Howland Hanson ot Des in the country. Mr. Brown has spec-"IT If! 'rim COl\OnSS10N'S .. 8 w "'-

vanced work in geologv," MOines, who Is here in connection lal knowledge of the handling of the OPINION THAT ALL THESE AT· ' No J>UI'6 LJberal Arts 'rhe executive committees of the I'ith the evangelistic campaign of the junior high school and junior col-TEMPTS SHOULI> BE HEOKED I FINALLY THE O~L'\lIS810N State University and of Iowa State First Baptist church, will speak at ege. BY THE GO\'ERNIN() BOAR)), even though the plea be made that the cost ot such tentative development 18 amall, or that the number of stu­dents 18 not large, or that a local dellWld fa to be met. To take ape­alSe IUmpl., the development of

REC01\ll\mND : "TN ORDER TH,\T college alumni associations will hold .be regular mid-week meeting of the THE 8TATF1 COLI"EGE 1\[AY A\'OID a joint meeting in Alumni hall at Y. W. A. Wednesday 011 "Foot- Senator-elect H. S. Van Alstine of .\1,T" .. ~ RTHER SUSPI ION THAT mE'S Saturday morning, November prints of Fine People." Before the Gilmore City, just chosen to the state IT IS ENnEA \rORJ (J TO BUHJn 18. The purpose of the meeting Is lecture a tea will be given In the Y. legislature trom the flftleth district, UP A unruOULUl\1 OF LmERAL to promote harmony and more cor- W. C. A. drawing room at which Is In the city visiting with his neph­

dial relationships between the two Charlotte Fox and Lucile Waldron ew, Rex Van Alstine at the Slima (Continued on Pa.- .Four) lobool.. will be hOlitOliS9.. Nu houle.

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LAW GRaDUATE ~LARRIE E. Harrington PolIard of Fort

Madison , a graduate or tbe UDlver~

Prof. E . D. Starbuck ot the depart- \ ment of philosophy wlll give an lI1us­trated address on "Tbe University

slty, and tiss Ro aile Beuscl1er. al- Beautiful" before the members of BO of Fort Madison, were married the Triangle club Saturday evening, Thursday, ovember 7. Molli e November 25 . Cruikshank a senior In the liberal arts ('ollege, was one of the brides­maids.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17,1111\

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When the brown leaves speak ot trost;

On tbe cow paths, people leavl.ng, Right Inside teel kind 0' lost.

The chimes are slowly sounding, "Lead me on, thou kindly light,"

And the echo says resounding, "Where are my dear friends to­

night?"

None can hear the tones appeaUng, With his breast at liberty, .

For within there is a feeling Which seems to speak most sacred­

ly :

"This is your dear Alma Mater­Tbis, the dearest school I know,

And the others round about you Are your brothers- treat them

so!' -Ohio State Lantern.

The Ames basketball team was cal­led out tor the first time last week by Coach Harter Walter. Sweeney, Holmes , and Porterfield from the last year's squad will be lost this year. Prospects tor this year's team, however, are very strong In the Ag­gie camp for Capt. Boynton, Aldrich, Bragdon, Hahn, Morgan, Toml1nson, and several others from the last year's squad wl11 again be In action . Besides these, every member of the freshmen squad with the exception of one man has returned.

"Seniors Welcome Freshman Girls" reads a headllne in the DaUy Texan. That seems to be a general tendency in most schools, especailly &mong the senior men.

Laws at the University of Texas have passed resolutions to keep their walks clear of tobacco spit and cigar­ette snipes.

Class spirit broke loose one day last week at the University of Kan­lias to such a degree that the noise made by the students while indulging in some Impromptu rushes and ral­lies forced professors to dismiss their classes. The campus was In a state of wild disorder trom 9 o'clock in the morning until noon.

Prof. S. M. Woodward is going to Cedar Rapids this week to inspect the river and help the city plan a tew improvements along the water front.

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WOMEN'S MOVEMENT RECEIVES IMPETUS

It may be true that "The Woman's Movement" has done away with many of the old traditions and cus­oms concerning women. Yet when

a mouse tried to attend Prof. Hor­,lck'kj lecture on "The Pol1tical and Legal Status of Women" the girls 'If the class forgot all about the mod-rn "movement" and moved just as

women have always been expected to move on such occasions, and ,creamed even as thei r grandmotbers migbt have done.

The mouse left the room imme­diately, but It was several minutes before Mr. Horack was able to re­store order by convincing the girls t1lat "11 mouse is perrec ly harm­less."

NUTTING DISCUSSES MARINE LABORATORY

The laboratory at Wood's Hole, Mass., and Prot. Alexander Agas­siz's private laboratory at Newport, R. 1., where the subject of the lec­ture given by Prof. C. C. Nutting Thursday morning. This included a discussion of the men . who rounded the laboratories and the work they are doing there. One example ot their work is the lobster hatchery indllsty, which is very important. The marine iaboratory at Wood's Hole Is a private Institution at which many teachers bave received Inspiration in biology.

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Miss Kjaerstina Mathieson, a for­mer Iowa student, Is visiting friends in Iowa City on her way to Boston and New York Clty, where she will spend the winter.

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SWIMMING CLASSES result, there has been more heat in RECEIVE VACATION the armory since, and Mr. Schroeder

Two classes In elementary swim- believes that Its occupants are go­mlng were dismissed yesterday mor- Ing to be comtortable for the rest ot ning by Director E. G. Schroeder be- the winter. cause of the extreme coldness of the tank and the entire building. Supt. MrB. Lynch of Independence Is J. rtf , Flsl(e was called In on this oc- visiting her daughter, Clara, at the caslon to look things over. As a Trl Delt house.

EIGHT PARTS

Last Day.·of Sale SATURDAY

CUT PRICES Monday we will move into our new store room on

College street in the Stra.nd Theatre Building

'WATCHES

Elgin, Waltham, Hamilton, South Bend and Crown -all standard goods not priced by the manufacturer at a il"eat iacriJ;i0G.

SILVI;RW ARE Some fine patterns of Community and Rogers Plate

-excellent bargains.

JEWELRY

Rings, broaches, bracelets, etc.-at a great reduc­tion.

UMBRELLAS Genuine Hull suitcase umbrellas-very low price •.

UNIVERSITY EMBLEMS Superior styles-very cheap The Ohristmas season is upon us. Here is an unusual

ohance. Act now. Sale lasts only a short time.

DVORAK & O'HARRA 112 E. College St

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MASS MEETING DEVELOPS PEP

DAVIS SAYS THAT THERE ISN'T A FARl\IER IN IOWA THAT

CAN STOP THE TEAl'[

EN GINEERS PLAN TO IMPROVE IOWA fiELD

PROFS. LiUffiERT AND SIMS WILL SUB~nT PLANS TO ALUMNI

AT HOMEOOMING

Professors B. J. Lambert and S.

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l~rofessor and Mrs. Lorin F . Stuc­key wll chaperon I at the Phi Zeta }]psilon dancing party to be held at MC'ose hall Friday evening.

:Lcufj.ic" TOOTH

~~~~~ASTE EVERY IOWA

ROOTER

SHOULD WEAR

AN OLD GO'JD

Chrysanthemum TO THE

lowa·Ames Game

Aldous WILL HAVE THEM

FOR YOU ON THE SPECIAL TRAIN

At last a Tooth Paste that reallyac(~orrl-'-iI''Al'''IIIiiiiO:::INf'V plishes de­siredresults. Y&l~'" Has excep­tional cleans­ingandwhiten­ing qualities. Arefresbing, pure­ly antiseptic denti­frice that leaves a de- , .... , •. , ...... licious taste and sweet breath. Neutralizes acidity and keeps gums in a healthy condition. A trial tube will delight you or money refunded. Distinctly different from ordinary ;ooth pastes-made of the purest in!p:edients

by expert chemists.

Whiting's Pharmacy On Dubuque St.

LET A DAaY IOWAN

WANT AD do It for you.

Find you employment-hire rour help tor you-ftnd that loat article, rent your room, sell tbat typewriter, etc.

12 worda 10c. ~ c tor eadl additional word. 8 iuertlOD8 SIJ.

H. Sims are now making studies for proposed improvements of the ath­letic field . There plans are to be ready by homecoming so that they may be submitted to the alumnI and their Ideas secured. The plans will take in the extension of the grand­stand, different arrangement of the grounds, the filling in of the north (, 01:10 - '01:101: - oao OClOC=::~ end, aud a drainage system. Atter 0 the plans have been shown to the 0 HOTEL n,"mn' nD' tho Imp..ovomoDt, '0""- 1 ~ II

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,)~B:~:IE~fRAuH:E~A~RLIT:H~:TRlAvILLANKL SD 0

1 Southwest Corntlr ~!~d!~::nd Fifty-fo .. Near 50th Street Subway Station and 53rd Street

Kept by a College Man mvF. RlX·l\ONUTE LEO· 0

0 Headquarters for College ~en

TURES Special Rates for College

BI-weekly talks on such subjects 0

1 as "Eating," "Digestion," "Cleanli­ness," and "Value of Exercise," wUl

talk on preventive treatDle~a and

Ideal Location, near Theatres, Shops and Central Pa

NEW, MOIlERN l\ND ABSOIJUTELY FIREPROOF

Most attractive Hotel in New York. Trausient Rates, $2.110 with Bath and up. Ten minutes' Walk to Twenty

Theatres. All Outside Rooms.

Send for Booklet

HARRY P. STIMSON, Formerly with Hotel Imperial Headquarters for Iowa Men

be given to students In physical training classes in six-minute doses, 0

0 The regular instructor will be the authority In most Instances. Later O~ members of the medical stair may

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Dunkel's Twelve Piece Orches1ra, Banjos,

Xylophone and Bells.

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Sophomore Cotillion DECEMBER 8

No Flowers. Dancing starts 8:15

"Leonardo, the Versatile, and Cor­reglo, the Faun," Is the subject upon which Dr. C. H. Weller will lecture next ~aturday.

IOWA GIRLS TO ROOT fOR TEAM

NEXT SATURDAY

COLLEGE PAPER AT AMES SOWS SEED FOR ANOTHER

FIGHT ON COORDINATION (Continued from Page One)

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"Leonardo Da Vinci was the great­est painter who has ever lived, and bll painting of "The Last Supper" I, unsurpassed," says Dr. Weller.

Vera Mutch Is a week end guest at the Trl Delt house.

Cut It Out! This Ad Is Worth

50c

.\RT ,THE (,O~BII ION RF,('('O:\I­~l.ENDS TIUT ITS o 1<'l<'1 ClmS

10w\\ will surely beat Ames Satur- TAKE I1d~rnl>L\TF, Sl'BPR (I) TO clay It the lown co-eds have anything CO '11'1 'I') TH.B OPPRHI . ' Wi (W to clo with It. They will do their THE nEP.\RTMI')N 'l\· IN( Lell ... ;!) best to represent the school. Not IN THE DlnSIOX (W IN II l ' fo)'l' It 1.\1 , many men will be able to sing "The S(1EX(,E TO RI '(,H 8CO ..... ; Ai'll'

Girl I Lett Behind Me," ror the girls t\PPROPRUTI<; '1'0 Pl' R"'JI, \' SER· will be right there on the Town side \ ' 1(,1<1 DEPAHl'~IEXTS, .\XU (2) SO or the Ames field. TO HEC.\Wr THI~ RI~Ql'IRE:\"'~~TS

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KEEPIN' cool under fire C shows a good soldier-an' 01

~ good tobacco. ~ ~II VELVET'S amoothneu ?rP -and coolneu-islarge-Iy the relult of its fWo rears' ~I\tqra' Ageing.

~~(--~~)C~@----~IC~I----~I~I Upon the pre' ntntion of this ad 50c will be deduct­ed from th regular price of $2.50 for a rvice tick­et good for fifteen pieces.

mong those who are going Sat- I·'OR THE ))EORBF, (W n.\('Hl~"OU \lrclny ar : Ruth Rath, Helen Rowe, OF I:K'IENC'l<1 IX T1IIS 1l1\' ISIOX .\~ and Helen Grolewohl from Delta TO RENDER IT I~U·O. SIIU.E J:o'OH

Gamma; Gladys ~awyer and Helen t\ ' \" STUDEXT TO RJ<:(,t:HE THl<; B rgman trom Gamma Phi Beta; Na- HEGREE WITH01'T P BSnNO TN· la1\e Phillip" Marguerite Davey and OUSTRf.\L OR PROJ;'"F, SION.\L Lucille MetcaiC tronl PI Phi ' Flor- COURSES TO AN A;\101' NT sun· ence MCllnerny, t .. ydla. Hamr~;, Veda STANTIALL¥ EQUAL TO 'l'HAT Hlndt, Selma Barnes, l\'Iarjorl~ Cook, Rl<-;Q~RED IN ?THER TECIlNI­and June Leo from Alpha D~lta Pi; CAL COURSE~ ~ TI£F1 IN~TITU· lone Thompson, Florence Messerli, TION," &ocrq ~ - OClO----Ocro- ~ - OCZO - 01:1

and

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Viola Gl'undland , Mary Gates, Kath­orlne Taylor, Dorothea Paule, and

orlnne Howrey trom Alpha Chi; Blanche Dempsey from Trl Delt;

Henrietta Knight, liberal arts stu­dent, cut a gash in ller nose yester­day whlle diving off the side of the

Bernice ole, Edith Sook, and Ruth swimming pool. The blow stunned

HE ~ .

A T This ad and $1.00 will pay to have suit or overcoat dry cleaned anu pI' sed. Regular price $1.25

LUMSDEN BROS

Scientific Dry Cleaners and Repairers

Good called for and de­livered free

Phon 1137 110 Iowa Ave .I • • • • • • • • • • • •

Rogers.

"7.ET" PRQGRAl\1 Zetagathlan literary society w111

meet today to hear the following I program : "German Submarine Pol­Icy In the United Statell," Wehrli; "Greek Dllemna," Wilson; "Our South American Opportunity, " Erickson; and Impromptu speeches by various members of the 80cl ty,

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University Typewriter Company 26 1-2 R. OLINTON

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her for a minute, but she was able to get out of the pool unassisted .

Mary Klnnavey of the Alpha Xi Delta sorority, will spend Sunday In Ames, atter attending the Ames-Iowa game.

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~ Among the students who are in 0

the hospital are Howard Matthews, 0 student In the law college; Marlon ~O S. Hull, freshman In the liberal arts coil ge: Lloyp Jenson, llberal arts; Raymond Yarcho, liberal ~rtll; Wal­ter Hemoker, liberal artsl ll~y

Fountain, law; and Floyd Davis, 00 dentistry.

THE LADIES OF THE

Alnes Christian Church WILL SERVE THE USUAL

Dinner and Supper IN I. O. 0, F. HALL

BEGINNING AT 11:00 A. M. AND 5:00 P. M,

THE DAY OF THE IOWA-AMES GAME

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SATURPAY, NOVEMBlll\ 18, 1916 AMES

Dealers In All KJn<b of

TYPEWR.ITER.S Machines Sold, Rented, Repaired

Note Book and Theme Paper

Alpha Delta PI Initialed the fol. n lowing members Monday evening: II ~~;:~yO~:o;~:' ;:::~SbU::~ I~~~: ~l:~~~.~O~. ~. ~. ~. ~. _~_ ~. ~:~~~~~_~O~i~.~_~_~=~O~~~.~~~!~:?~. ~.~.~.?~_~~~CI~_~~?~:~_~.~_?~.~:~'q~~~~'~1 Mary EJPrldge, Oxford Junction.

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"The New Brunswick" Mclnnerny & Hanlon

121-123 Iowa Ave,

Bowling Billiards Barbering

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The second ot til series ot Fri­day night "Cozys'/ being glv$n qy the Y. W. C. A' I will Qe held at the home of Mrs. J . M. Fllik next Friday evening. Florence Mc oillat r ~nd

Margaret Hayes are hostesses .

Lula Moore Norman, a rormet student ot the University, is a week end guest at the Alpha Delta 'PI house.

Alpha Theta announces the pledg­Ing of Rosetta M. Byers of Garner.

Chloris Waterbury, Gamma Phi neta, will spend the week end at her homp In Des Moines.

JUNIORS ARE WISE IRE THEY WILL GET THEIR HAWKEYE PHOTOS TAR­

LrK~' 7J Ir G AT

Newberg's Studio UTH CLINTON

HOW EA Y IT WOULD BE TO HAVE TWELVE EXTRA PHOTO MADE AND THU HAVE TWELVE XMA 1 GIFT FOR Y R TWELVE BE T FRIENDS

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Il'~~ Answer

By the Dam

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to the Burning Question is Pyrolite, ~!!~ Loqg:Fla~e Coal

Phou4t 10

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~1DANCING SCHOOL Saturday Varsity Dance, Company A SATURDAY ENENING

2:JO 5:JO Mahaha and Ogle 5 Piece Orchestra NOVEMBER 18

VOL. XVI-NEW BE

IOWA AND AM 18TH CONT AfTERNO 12,000

Ihls '1tlernoon.

whether It wins or Quietly a waiting hundreds who went train this morning Btands with the low pep a.nd go that will the Iowa team, into

dent train today. crowd of sixty stu(1 team depart, but

mass meeting I'll Both teams are in

dillon for the

major part of the hall, too, who has shape, will no left bait, .although

from the lineup pie Is taking to left tackle and

If neces/lary. strong contender position. On account the team has been practice this week opponents. The 10

week and today.

Ames lhe announcement fighting quarterback Jured in Ames braaka two weeks team's tollay. The foole4 his (loaohes night thr\lw away 11 dulged In an hour 0

ftret ot the week. end last year, will day. He was kept