. itn ~nt Frfci.y "·r. All Inle81~ r~o lIHUll1 01 The Weather Today Associated Presa Plirtly overcllllt Frlday and Sat· urllay. SomeWhat unsettled In north· ern portIon FrIday. ""armer In eMt IUlIi cenlral portlon3 J;'l'hla~. Col<l· The Aaeoclated Presl Wire .... VIce In The DaJly Iowan IIlllur. Itt rueTs ot LU latest mornln, n .... Ill' Saturday. . I....'. Official Student Newspaper, University of Iowa VOL. XXIV NEW S~RIES XIV . • .1Ie." ......, ., ........ ..blle.It.... ....u.w •••.,. IOW.A: CITY, IOWA, FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1925 I da, NUMBER 143 lae. Hellfk~'ll()n 1M" g-Iv~n Il.l the III FI'i lay nooo ,hr,·!! or the In. I em rt~ Iil'Cl!OI\ 11'<1 or tiM clUb n\l1t1e !JC b; ,nil Reel lon be. Ing with Mrs. 482, 0.· with Bluck 1829. - -= -= )ryof De Soto ~ee 'oul,l lhem 'Iowa Loses to Dakota Debaters Tornado's Toll Greatest Women FInd Vocations of Any Similar Tragedy Personnel H~ads Help. of th o Rchool dings. lazed the rood on ,marmo. Theil' nd I heir clothes ~'e wandering 'cmeet not ~ o 're goIng." In Ihe town waa 'c ul<cd y·csldoIlC. l~ build Ing-s. Speakers &t the persolUlel cou' ferenee this afternoon who wlll "pl"fI8ent tIle professiollS open to women are: Dean UelllT Cral, Jones. of the colltlge of law. Dr. Mary Ro., coUego of lDecHclne. MI. Catherine McCar.tney, &rapbic arts de-partment. MIse Helene Blattner, speecll IleparhneJit. Miss EUlabetb Daise,. head of the department of pbyslcal education 'or lromen. Prof. Frances ZulI, head of &he depertment of home IlOOO&- well. MIss Maude lpS , . ~d - lling fIIcts • Lnllndl'Y. LONG vho rode School in just as ? Almost bikes at homores. classmen rown up. II always they will ~ all over that the 'ho treks ~ learned nd their ch week, ~er, than lbt of its ~ need of Old Gold ~guers Crowds Silent as Sprint Vacation 01 nun., peana, Profeuional April 9; Off T,es. A. M. Leader., Meet Co-ed. TocIay in Conference Spring vacation etarte on McBroom, 00- partment of education. Miss Franees CamP, director of the bureau of recommendations for lcM:herll. "Wbat shall I do when I lea.ve tbe UnIversity?" As an outgrowth of this question the personnel service. swn.. sored by Stalf and CIrcle. hns se· curecl Miss Alice R. Detts, Dean or Women of Cornell College. lilt. VernOll. to apeak to the UniversIty wemen on the "Opportunltles for Women" at a meeting to bo held In the liberal arts assembly room at 3 o'c1ock thIs o.fternoon . Denied Decision Southern Illinois by 3 to 5 Vote Mourns Its Dead Thursday noon. Aiprll 9. and classes wUI be resumed Tuesday morning. Aprll 14. at 8 o'clock. Is the notIce given out by the reglstrar's office. The customary penalties of the UniversIty itor absende at the last mooting Of 0. class prIor to a vacation and at the first meet· Ing of a class alter vacation 11'111 be strictly Onforced. The ruling states that students must attend these meetings of a class regatd· less of when tile), occur. , III in Des Moines Lack Sup- Improvised port, Opinion of Dot Towns and Villages Debate Coach Expert Single Judge Seek Loved Ones in Lanes of Victims' Fails to Come; 5 Bodies Local Men Act Len Sruall Lon SruaJl. governor ot 1IIlnols. has l!II!ued an appeal for help fOI' the victims of the tornado. Jay Darling May Un'- -dergo Operation if Unimproved . Toronto Geologist' Here April 14-18 Iowa's affirmative debaters. fall In:; to produce sufficIent evidence ' In support of th9 Supreme Court decision, lost to South Dakota Unlth 2 d II vel's It y b y a 3 to cc son In e debate On the question : "Resolved: that Congrds should be gIven the POWer to overrule, by a tW<llhlrds vale of both houses. 8upre me court dcclBJons holdIng acts ot Cohgress unconstitutIonal ." , Iowa Lacked Evidence "The princIpal weakness In the ar· gurnents of the Iowa. debaters was thefr unsupported assertions-they lacked t'he evidence needed to estab· Ush their contentions." was the opinion of J. W, Errant. debate coach of South Dakota. Mr: Er. ral)j; also believed that tIle Iowans "made a bit too much humor ot a. serious QuclltIoQ." "1 clp not WIHh to be prejUdiced. ' but that b my opInIon of why we were giv<en t1.e decisIon." salil Errant cOncerning "Pan," New Poetry Journal of Notre D "I arne', Out in Apn Why F Quit••• upoaee ~~~~:lg t:t:~:!;h~ " No Lives Lost in Palm Beach Blaze English Teachers I in New Office Total Property Loss Amouts to 7 Millions The local chapter of the red :ross will I'ooel ve cash donu.110n s for the grlef's trlcken people In Lhe path of the storm Which SWePt southwn 1111nols and Indiana Wednesday. Mrs. CUl'tlS Dey. chalrmo.n of the local chapter. receIved Il tel· egra.m yeuterday from tho cen· tral divisIon ot the red cr088 at St. Louis. asking tho.t bhe local cha plet" give the people of Iowa City and surrounding territory an opportunlty to contribute, Contrll1utJons should be sent to the JohnSon County chapter of the reel cr\llls. In care of the City Hull. University Hall SubBasement Occupied University of Chicago by lnstructors Gets Nearly 5 Million Mal'ooned-wlth not another man In sight. Is the fate of one male English dnstructor. after the re distrIbution of the department of EngUsh tbrough various bUlldinp Room Bl. one of the two main or tlces of the department. has 1en desks t()r Instructors and only one of them Is occupied by a man. (B1/ the Auociatf1!i Preas) a(uhy Mel . CARBoNDA1.E. Ill. . March 19Southern IllInois. scene oC numorous An tragedies In the past three years. The Clay atter Ilnnouncln&, his In· Including the Herrin mlnll riot and tho OJen Young teud. tOnight tent·lon to lea.ve the University Mr Benjamin Cox, ,I nstructor In the de mourned the vIctims of Its greatest partment of geology. found a no le dlsastel', yesterday's destructIvo tor- pinned on his ottlce doot" w1th a. nado. The toll of the tornado to· night lay In 0. BC()re ot ImprovIsed :o:e;t JIlorgues In many llltle towns and legging. Below th o clipping was vil lages. WIth rough boards and ooxes as theIr bIers and sheets and typewritten. "We see ne'W why you are leaving." blanketrs talUS ftbelr IShroludS Ihto 10Ing "Anet I have always prided my rows 0 s orms ay n mor uar es. churehes. clubs. and prI vate homes. seH on beinG' a prohibitionist:' says "'-_.. Loved Ones Mr. Cox. "oven before Volstead ~ Between the aisles ot the bodIes. wrote !hIs law." (811 Ihe Associated Press) DES MOINES. M:a.rch 19:-J. N. (DIng) Darling, whose cartoons are known to newspaper readers throughout t11& country. late toda.y IIUl.ny ot them those of school child· was re,ported to be seriously III a.t ren, many motbers wIth babes 10 his home here. Phys!cla.nll said his arm}!. and ,ll'!Idless strcarns ot men. case was a combination of Influenza WOtnen. and children pn.ssed by , Q.nd appendlclUs. RCl\rehlng for loved Ones, University geOIOglsts ,wlll havo an The scenes were mo.dc lh o more An operation wUl be performed. oppo~tunl~y to helLl' a noted cana.· Meet Hulls of Sections Ilt " III tlf Ul because of the h orrl bIe von· It was> announced, 11\ the event hllr dlal1 geologist the middle ot April At " o'clocl, the c()n ference wlI ..eanco thll elements had \vreaked co~ltlon does not Improve. In the person of Dr. W • .JL Parks, the outcome of the debat~. "ke tbe {OMn: tit a tec:hncal discus· head ot the dejlal'tment of O1!oIOIO' Single Judge Failed to Come uvoli tbell' vJctbns. Of two hundred lion group. 8J111 a representative at th~ UnIversity of TorontO. Toron· Warren C. Shaw of Knox Colle"e. bedles viewed by representatives of of each pr()fesslon. chosen In most to. Canada. wh'" W.. to have .....An single ew. t IIe AssocIated Press scarcely one C&lleS directly from the faculty ot v ~ u= • their professional college. w111 talk Dr. Parks conies 10 the Unlver· pert judge at the debate last night . ot the lIltte chndron but was mansto tbe co·eds Interested In each par. slty a t the InvItatIon of t'he gra· was unable to be here. FIve 100II.1 led. scarred, Or bUl'noo. Borne of tlcuIar branch of work, The local duate collese and wlll doll",el' a men acted as judr;es, Dr. J'a.cob tbem beyond recognItion . 8(1eakers and the groups whICh tbey number of addresses and condUct Van der Zoe. Dr. A. O. Th<:l!llas. "Noll lllsasl>er,-Crucl.8IlUou·' .pr-ent are as follows'. Pan. a lIew magazine ot poetry several conferonces durIng his sta.y Rev. A . L. Weat~rly. AU·y. Will . As OtlQ gra.y haIred wornlln t ottcr· r ~ ~o -It v • A_"~ au Cbarve and youtb. w'hOlie flrs~ ltiaue will In Iowa City. which will be the week ter;rd. Davis and Att.·y. F'rank Ran· ed betWOOIl a row ot bodIes of 1Jnlve•• , ........ ~.o .. ~hool chlldl'en. victims o.. the De. be published next tnonth at Notre of April 14 to 18, dall. "" ProfeSSIonals: Dean H enry Craig Dean George F . Ka", WIIO Is a "'he low. debaters a...... ued t .... t tlot.o disas ter, she seemed to express Jones from the college of law and Danle. has Invited the contrlbu· , , ,' ~ ,,. ,,.. tlon s and 5ubscrlptlonl! ot Iowa grad uate ot the UniversIty of Toron· tho Interpretation of tho Conatltu. the sentiments of all When wIth Dr. Mary Ross trom tho college of medicine. poets. In a leller recei ved by Prof. to, I" personally aCQ ua inted Vo1th tlon should reut with the reprcsen· tears streaming down lIer cheeks Edwl F PI r th 0 E ng IllIh de. Dt Pal'lts tatlY'es ot tho ...... ple. -~endlng shc tm'neet to a companion and sohFine arls: Grapblc a t Is. l·cpros,. 11. per 0 • . ,,~v ~v,.. partment. "Dr. Parks ,It! II. very pleasant man that, sInce Supl'eme court judges beet: "This wus not a dI&i.8ler. It Jtdwln Markbam. Carl Sandburg, with. an Interesltng persons-llty and were appolniO(l by tile prellldent fl:!r was a cruclfictlon." (Continued on Page ti) Juhn Nelh8l'dt. Doll .M:a.rquili. Con- a wIde range of Interest. Lut above lite. they wcre not rea.Ily represent· At Murphrysboro doclor" and !lur· ,....d Aiken. Vachel LIlldIlll.Y. George all he Is II. sch()lar," said Abrnm O. Ing /tho people nor were they cou· !lea who had worke<.l tli nce dawn. SterlinG'. and a hos~ ot ol'her mod· Toomas. assoclat.e PI'O{esaor of ge- oemed wllh public oillnion rega.l·d· l(lborOd far Into the night by can· dIe I1ghl. allevIating th o paI n of ern P<Xlt~ have ~hown theIr wJllIng· ol()gy. who lIas known hlnl for a Int; acts of COlllfress. the Il1OI'El de ~perll.tely hurt. Broken rlcss and Interest In this new advell, pe~loCl of lcn or mteen yeal'S . "Q)In1: Not Abreast of i"nw8" Vlotltl'S vf the s torm were wheele'! tUl'C by volunteer.lng to give t\lelr 'l'llC atllrOllltlvo turt.hel' conlcnded HOI-VlcC5 as the advl60ry Uoud or thaI the Supreme cOllrt h8.ll not or carried In rapld succession bePa ll. kept. abreast of the tlllleS. amI Is COl'S Ii. lillie groUIi of doctors who Two youog mell of Notre Dlime not Q.S capflble ot judglt\g the con· pro}\oul')ced the fate of 1he sutrerers ure editors. Charles Phlllips anll slltullonallly of laws as they ~buold at,l.el' cursory glances and turned to the next. Harry ~GulJ·e. the lattel' having be. written to Protessol' Piper. "~8S Iporant Df CoIISU'UliOll"1 til' South DIlkota tore down towa'l! (Btl IhfJ ABBociatCrl PrcBS) arguments by declll.rlntr that "COli' PALM BEACH. Flo... r.~cll 19 . .l'IIIIe ls Ignorll.nt ot the Constltu· ~Wlth ehecklng of guest list s of tlon and how It should be Inter· the Dreallers hOtel a.nd the PaJm PMed." Ibcnce ,I t would be poor Belch holel . deslroyed by fh'c last The department ot Jilngllsh has policy t1> gIve Congress the power nllht.' yet Incomplote. no loss or pracUca.lly com.plei.ed Its 1lI0vlD8 lIfe In olther hotel hlL8 boen roum!. ClllCAGO. Ma.rch 18 (AP) -The from other b\llldings t9 the lIub· of laws. Dakotans USIl Authorities The early estlrnatos ot $4.000.000 UnlvCTlilty of ChIcago has receh'e4 '~9Cment of University hall. Pro· The Iowa dOOlllers laUed to give were declarea too low by fll'o chief $4.6110.000 In advance contributIons fellsor HardIn Cmlg. hOlld ot the de· towards the '17.600.000 developpartment. Is 1I0W In roon\ B2. but enough evIdence to lIupPOrt theIr Schultz today when he sa \'e It as ment tund. of bhe unlverHlty WhIch " f'OI·tune·s Yellow." recently pub· he Will later ,have an omce cQnnect· contentions. whUe th Dakotan" hacJ hi' el1lnlon that the total loss Includ· will be the goal of an alumni cam· plenty ot eyldenco and a number ot IIl/hed . Is the latcH t work of Mrs. e4 .'Wlth the general omoe. '81. IIII' tboullllndl! of dollarll In jo~lry palgn bCG'lnnlng March 24. Pte,l· ProCessors CI·lI.wforo. BoWel'!!, n.nd authorIties to ald l~ - tearlnl' down Charles A. S'ehae1Ter. 74. wIdow ot 10t4 by hotel guests wlIl rench !lent )lurion declared dn an a.ddrela Saahe occupy room D3. ~ room D6 lIOIne of 10'll's'lI Un up pOrted argu· a former prosldent Of tho Unlvor~l· 000.000. at the SprIng convocation of the 1/1 taken by Profe980rs TholflPson m4lnts. ty of Iowa. who now resldcs at Pl1s' Aitholll'h tile Palm Dcaoll \)ost· uniVersIty here 4oday. &:lid Larsen. Room Bll l1J occupied Loslie Wlntet)j. Lawrence N~ RAleIla. Co.Ut. Tho novel. which COil' muler conUnuoiJ to deny rumours by l'rofeesors Mott and lIeuetllkveld. mark, an,d Harold Fisher eomlJOS" C8rlls a lIatlvo rotlO of Callfornla, th&t tht) post 011100 was robbctl of ~nd the omce of the ' Midland III ad Houth lJitkota's netratlve teall). wUI 'soon lie available at lowu. ClIy Smoke-Shy tor FnOl'f UO.OOO durIng tho Oro o.uthorltio~ room B10. Bll 18 a lebllnar room. while CHOI'I'C O. Hurloy. John 't.. boQlt "torcs. WVO IBid to be searching fOr clues Apiast Hmo... OcIon There will be two ll'onet'IIJ offtoel! WllUe. and Allin tiakln 8Upportod Mrs. So'h4el'l'er hilS beoll (t. contrlbu· tbat weuld !Suggelt exhltonee of a plot by which thieves might ha.ve when the movln&' Is completed. one Iho argument for Iowa. tor to "Scribner'lI Maso.zlll c'· ILnd DES MOINES. ?dar. 19 (UPIIn Dl. and the OthOl' In Bl2. Mem· IIlarted Ihe lire so thtl.t a harvest tho "Atlantic Monthly" 'f or I~ num' "If that appllell to 8moklng r am ~r. I)t tabe depa.l'tmcot now in D1 1/1 loot IIltcht 00 rOtl.ehud from wCi/.I· ber of yearll. Hel' fh's t 1IOVl'l. "18' In favor at It." Senator E. W. are Killilea Annette and ltuth Anderthy (IIesls. abe~ SterlIng." l\.ppea.red 111 1022. Romk ey renlarked wben Seqaler lIOn. MeElderry, Oeborn. SmIth, 11:0l'Il than a. 800l'e of .prl60ncrs aro W'. 8. BaJcd Introduced In the l'roeeUer. 4uck, Jack. an4 Muel· Iltld by PalIn Dev.clt pollue u nile I' J/. Iowa ICl'ltilature II. blU maklv. It JElr, and )fro Chlldlrl. In BU' are In· charC88 of looting after the lire. unlawCul to take Into any pUbll~ structore Kirk. Stanley. Hove", Al· plaoe "any lIublltaMe t'IIat hi In· t.erton. Walley, Athlon, and Rey· Cut "Line', Busy'" tended to emit. ,Ive ofl & 1I0J:· nolds. ~ encoura,-e COlier• • t~enUl til STOCKHOLM'. liar. 1D (API-Tho loue. II.nnoy~n, or often.lve od· IICt capital o.nd labor &8 they meet I ''!In.', busy" nulll&lloO In telephon· or." Rabbit, Worry France In the m\1ls and mlnell.The N&tlon l'Io vanity du.nce will I.l6 held ul ... hal boen mitIgated In thlM city &rnkey'H Heat In tb. Hllite .. PARI8, Mar. 10 (AP}-Prolectlol1 h&s ottered three prizes for the best VtU'lilty b~lIroom l!'rldu.y IIr Salllr· IbrollJh the !llsl&lt.Uon of an In· 010011 to that ot denator BlIlnn, _11lIIt the raval'ce ot wild rll.bbl,ts acc()unts wrltten lIy IItudenUl 'ot cla)' t.hls week.end on aCCO Ulr L IIf ''''loIiS arra.n,ument call.,,) I he wholl\! \lon,taut cOl1\panlon I. a b .. occulOled tho attention ot Ihe tbelr Itummer occuplI.tJonlt. the TrI '~nt dan co Frldo.y eV6nllll:. ""lltln. line" tor h\l81Oltals. drutr atron, carnvallrn Pipe. French parUament recenlly. Any colle'e student Who spends and Lhe Men's Pa,n·llelleullJ dance lleres. dooler,' offices. twket atren· lJalrd eJIplaJned, that the bill A !lU, I!eclarhl, the rabbit "" nul ' the lununer of 19U In ~me Indu. t!atllrda.y. d.., Infurmatlon bure~u8. and reterrod ptlmartly to "stink !lance a.nd a. noxloull an.mal." 11"&1 trial or 'I4Jrleultural occupa.Uon III There wIll bo nll ll'rlda.y evening -lpaperl. bomb." of the .ort burled In vltrllity this week . Tho 8alurllay Introduced. It rives authOrity ..,t o eUl'lble to compet.e In tbe oontOllt. A lpeClaJ ccntN&1 I'ocords the Council Blulh tbeatree durln. "bUy" number In "quenee of Ite anyone. at any tltne and In)'Where. 'rhe ftret IIrllle Ie uaG. the lleCond evenln, "aratly wIll be held at tho labor trollbl.. tbere IIObl& time ""Ipt and connects lhe "walUn," to deatroy rabbit, by an), and a.U '78. snd the third U5. The Juda'ee Ootllllon ballroom wltll a epeolo.l or· ~. MrlJ,II III lb, U1,~ ~I III· na\ll\oA~," will lit Ill'" of l1"tlOMJ repq\MI0p.. C~'rl\, Professor Parks to Deliver Senes of Lectures Rescue Workers Still Red Cross to Aid Toil to Aid injurStorm Refugees ed and Hornelen Shake-up in Eqlish Morgues Offiee Leavtl ~aa Mar.oDed -- I.Assertions Ding, Cartoonist, 11 1bC:t~~t I "ldow of Fonner Prexy Now Author With Tacna Award Rumors Reach Washington of Anti-U. S. Disturbance l' WASllofNGTON. March (Al')Peruvian (lls9II1tistactlon over Pros.ldcnt Coolidge's recent award In the Tacna·Arlcn. nrbltl'atJon lIs.'! mOllnted to SUCll disquietIng pro· portions that there Is much sober ~u\a.t1(ln /hS to what turn the alt· - Mr. 'Vllllu.rn. 1. Atkluson, Of Waterloo. '06. I-man of 1903·00. and a momber of the thlrt.y·slxth gen eral assembly of Iowa. Is seriously UI at Q, local 'hospItal. Sienna a- NUl HOlts to Bridge Toumament Tho men's plI.t1 ,Hellenlc wllI hold b,'IClG'e tournament at the Sigma Nu house. Sa.turoa,y. :March 28'. 11. Each Peru Di·Ssatl·Sfl·ed ~::':;:: Atkinson, Grid.an of 1905, in Hospital Here fraternity wllI be repre sen ted by tOIll' anen. 'l'lle organlZll.lton havln&, the hI I st c wlU b 11' rded 0 a 0. a cug 1e 8 ore p. Kirby Leaves for N. C. A. Coaferetlee Dr. T. J. Kirby of the collego of education lett yesterday fllr ChI cago w here he will aUond a con' ferell ce of tile North Central o.s socla tlon of tiecondary 00/:10018. Tlw confe rence, which wlll ex teud over tomorl'OW will disC US8 'tbe pollcles ot tho association for the coming year. - 450. FaeuIt, Memben Invited to Currier Tea g untio n wJll take. The Peruvian embassy In Lima 13 under a. special guard ot Per· uvlan soldiers after one aBIIQ.u lt of anU -Amerlca.n demonstrators. lIertna.n VelIarde. the l'eruvhlll ambassador In WnshlnE;ton. Is said by some of his LaUn-Amerlcan colleagues to be Oil the verge of departin&, for l1omc. The Peruvian president hM accused PresIdent Coolidge of Unjustly favoring Chile In his award Ilnd ehere have been In · dlca.tlons tha.t at l00.8t one powerful sectJon of. PeruvIan opinion Is consollda.ting behind a move to IUJk for a new beating. Senate Squashes Bowman Bank Bill State Solons Defeat Guarantee Bill, 35 to 15. Foul' hundred and filty Invlta 1I0ns ba ve been sent out by Cur (Bu the A88(j~iatcd Pro8s ) ~I or Hall coeds tor the annual fae DES MOINES. Mal'ch 10-The ulty tea. w'hlch wlll be held Su.tur Iowa Bonate today voted dow n 36 day aftornooJl. 10 lG the bank depositors gUu.I·u.ntee bill Introduceet by Senator Bowml!'ll of Blackhawk count.y. ~hU8 enQlng II. Oght tor the blll that has bee.\ to Be Showa A,ain In progress since the early days of In I'cspon ~o to numerous I'equcste the !prellent session of the leglslat· of s pectators of the Mecco. exhibit ure. • last weok. the hydraulics and mm.:'h ~'he declsloll followeU u Cull du.y unics engineers wlll asaln show of discussion of the IDCIt.!IUI·e whlcb tholr mlnature vlllage wIth hydro wns patterne(l after tho Nebrll.8ka electric deVelopments In the hy la.w. dl'aullc laborat()ry at the Houth· Mrs. Charles Schaeffer . Author of New Miruature ViDaI' Novel '1 . Se•• Law Nation WiII.Award u.ay' L&ltor lvanitY Hoppera Prizea for on Capital, Down 1/"'", , weNt entry of Englnoertn~ hall 'rho exhibIt will be trOID 2 1.0 4 p m, Saturday. Mill•• Snedu.r, Sam.elson, lund T..chen 1 Go to Cotillion Saturday Night Miss Mabel tlnedak~ of the 1!l• • t.onslon U1vlalon of the Unlverelt)' and Miss Agne. 81U11uelIOn of the Ex.tonslon division ot Iowa. State Tca()hcl'8 eollore. a student here this Bummer. wUI conduct a readlnr COil' ferenco a t the Nor·th eMtral Teach· ers' assocIation meetlnr In Fort Dodij'& tomorrow. PEARL WIUOHS 28 OARAT8 l'APEElTE. TahItI. Mar. 19 (AP) - Wha.t undoubtedly Is the largest and IDOIIt vrlluable poerl .vier (lIs· covered In the !Iouth Paclfto was brought to Ta.hltI from the (}ambler hlll.Ma In Ja.nuary. It wel,he as D·t ~~!'I\\s, (B'/I the AB80ciated Pru,) 'CHICAGO. MarCh 19.-Mter the light of a tull day had caSt Itll searching rays Into the debris lert by Woonesday's tornado and relief work had been organized to gather the dead and aid the hurt and homeless. the toll remained the greatest recordea In similar calM· trophies. The reported dead were 848 and the Injured 2909 In the live states an'ected. Fire Adds BerrOI'll While casualty Ulrts had been reo duced In some Instances. word trom hitherto un~eported places kept the tolal almost &8 hIgh as Indicated In tho fI rat hysterIcal measa.ges trom the devastated cenlers. After II. nIght or terrOI' day revealed that some towns ho.d been obl1 tornted while wbole blocks of large~ places had been levelled and tire had added to the horrors of the wind. Because ot the fire reecuers could not dig out the dead In 90me place8 or giVe as much attention to the homeless nnd maimed as was need· ed. Town Carried Aw&¥ Nearly haIt ot PrInceton. IDdla· na., was flmltte n. A RIster ~Ity. GritTen. was virtua.lly carrIed away. De Soto. lllinois with 600 people. lost Its exlstenco. A neighbor. Gor· ham oC 300 ouls W/l.S wiped out M~rphY~bO:O. {lIlnoIS. lost nea~y three Square miles ot busIness all" residence scctlons. Other (ewns ar& ==:::1======,.,.'-::==== F rat Grades Out This Wee~ to Be Corrected- Dean FrateruHy grades wlll be 109li· ed trom the dea.n mon 's office the Jatter part ot tht. week In order that they may be present· ed at ch&1lter meetings for cor· rectiOn on Monllay. ot and averaged The grades shoul(l be "srllted and returnod a~ ~0011 a8 »OII.lblo, 'rhe COTl'ect. ed llst~ are expected on Wednes· day. "We are giving the fraternities II. eh"nce to right any mIstakes that may creep In 80 tha.t no In· /uMUce Is dono ,In t'he pubUshed grades." said Dean R()bert 1!l. Rlenow. - stili cut olY from telling tbelr storY. Darkness BI~del'8 Do.rknesB !lUll hampers rellet -- , work tonight. As llIany lighting B~'stemll bave not been repaired auto lights o.nd nash lights are 8ubstl· tullng for power plants. Pullman cal'&l have arrived to house refug. ees alld te~ villages are arisIng • I I Late,llt Reports _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,.J_ While late reports froln towns af· f ected by W'ednesaay's tornado s howed slight deductions fl'om ea.rly estimates ot.hers Increaaed their to· tals and other regions were able to make reports tor tbe first time to· day. The list as complied tonlgbt fol· lows : T()WIl Injured JIUnuis I lHiO Murphysboro GOO 107 J!' I'an ktor t GOO 118 150 DeSoto 90 2QO Gorhum 3~ McLeansboro 100 23 150 Pl11Tlsh Loga.n 14 60 I'Jntleld 60 l~ Hurst 6 40 'J.1hompsonvillo 8 60 Bush 4 40 Carmi 25 CI'os8vllle to 1 'rotal for lllinoia 1960 682 ' Indi&ll& OI'lITln 260 GO Prlncetoll 20 200 Owensvllle 16 76 80 G POBeyvllfo Ellza.beth :0 a Tota\ tOT Indla\\IL 93 1116 1\11880url 10 60 Blolhe '1 fi2 Cape Gh'ardeau 81' P erryville 6 11)0 ~ Allnl1[JOlfs 1 Al ten bur'g 26 2911 'I'otal for' MIssOurI KenlUek, o OlBl/gow 8 o 4 Scoltsvllle o n LouIsville 25 1 Springfield o I Lexington 15 11 Tot.ul for KentUCky ~ I ," Tew'aHllee ao Gallatin 848 Grand total 'I'utal casualties 3157. GO UOII NlllW "DOMESDAY BOOK" LONDON. March 10 (AP~The n<'lv president ot tlte Boai'd of TraUe. SIr Philip Cunlle·LI.ler. Is not 1I&t1.l1ed with reoordll kept reo ,ardina' Brttl.h Indll8trlOll. and In· lena. to compfl41 a "DomMday Book 9f Pt,1IIIt",." !'lIE DAILY IOWAN. IOWA Cl'l'Y. PAGE TWO .I OFFIClAL STUDENT NEWllPAPER OF . THE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA t.... Published every mnrnlng ~%""Pt Mondoy PD· tire year by Rludent PubllC4tlons Incorporated at 125130 Iowa Av nue Iowa ·lty. 10WL Enterffi tl8 second clnllll mott.er at the POlt 0lil01 • t FRIDAY, MARCH 20, In25 ~OWA Iowa Cit,.. Iowl1. SubacrlptJon ..... tee: by earrl~r. ' 5.80 for 11 mont_: b7 mAIl U .OO tor 1% month.. SIn.:le copies. 0 oente. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS TlIe Auoclated Pre88 Is exclusively ontltled to 11M the re·publlcatlon ot all news dlspatch68 credited to It or not otherwise credited In t.hla pnper. and 0180 the 10sl newe Ilublished herein. BOARD OF TRUSTEES Charles H. WeUer. Chairman; Ewen ?f. lIfacEwen; Rar· nlond B. Klltredge; Ro~s G. Wnlker; Kenneth MeDon· aid; Richard AthPrton; Rlohard Romey; Edward D. Kell,.; Ned L. Alhton. EDITORIAL 8TAFJl' J ournalism Bulldlnl Telephone 2829 HAZEL E. SAMUELSOK...........................Edltor·ln·Chlel Albert B. Fuller................................Chlet Editorial Writer EI vln J . Tillon ................................................ Sporta Editor Maurice E. Colllni ................................ Telegraph Editor lJuae G. Koeller ........ _ ........................... Campus Editor IJorOthy E. Wllson .............. ~ .......................Woman·. EdltwElizabeth Sinn ................................................ City EdltGr Harry M. Reynolds ......................................EdltorJal BoII.J"d JlUsn.-E88 8TAFF Journnllsm Bull/llnl Telephone 290 LAWRENCE J . EVANS ........................ Bu.lne.. Manaler J{oward T. Fulton _._._...................Advertlslnlf ?!all8.fer Allan 1.>. ?la81era ...... _..AlISlstallt Advo.rllslnlf r.fanager .R. T. Sima. F. A. McDonO-ld, Blrohn~d Ashenfelter, EI· neat aeraM, Ligourl F lnlley. WIlCred Clearmnn. Wm. 1'0hlmaJ1 Jr., P. Ii'. Wnlker. A<lverUolng Assistants. n..x a WllcoL...................ClaSlllfled Adverllslns .1annser ",obn W. Helfer ......... _ ...... _._ ........ _ ..... Clnaalfled Dt.pt. W. H. llarper......................................... _ ....Clrculallon :Mar. J . ErAk1ne Orr.. _ ....... _.......................................... Jl.eeounuLllt Frances Johnaton ..... __ ....... .'.........................Oftlce Mnnarer NIGHT EDITOR Jocelyn Wallace FRII)AY, MARCH 20, 19~ Campus Dowds W HETHER you dress lor yourself, your vanity, lor one, two, or three men, or against other women, "BEt interesting, to be in style," admonishes the Fashion League of America, which held se~R ion8 in Chicago recently. Calm in the Iace 0-( the dazzling colors, deliberative in the riol oi s tyles, lhese lash ion arbiters decla red, "Not smart, not chic, not modish, but interes ting." It is like lhe old saw about the hen. Which is which? CloChes or wearer? Do clothes make a wearer, or does the wearer make the clothes? Clolhes are irrelevant, regardless of what the debutante may say. Here at Iowa, in a college town, it is the squirrel coat, and the bank account, which is the "Open, ~esame" to extra·curricular activities. It is poor eval· uation. Here the man who disdains gl'ey flannels, II knicker suit, a red neoktie, and loud plaid golf socks doesn't register. Here, the girl who wears what she wants, who doesn't chew gOm, or use slang, doesn't belong. They're both s nubbed and apologized for. Yet, if being interesting means being individual, it is appalling the number pf poorly dressed men ond women nt Iowa. Clothes ore only absurd curtains which obscure personality, and even a wealth of bright colors cannot usher into view a faded soul. The loveliest fUl' coat cannot obscure a low "lQ." We are fast becoming 11 race of mannequins, pitting our' body, one against the other, in a race for n mate. We usc our bodies to display clothes. We carry away after meeting people an impression of screaming colors and no per· Bonality. Some of the loveliest, well·dressed ll(!.o~\e on lh(!. co.mllUl\ have no style. They are uninteresting. • .they have lost their person· ality in the mad rush to be a "keen date," but "terribly dumb." The studie~ effect of a per· feet COl\tume is offset by the drab souls ot'the people who wear them. gaunt, the British youths grow into gaunter men, with sinews tayt, and eyes cleal'. F. E. Bailey, the grandson ot the late ~,ord G1anusk recently reached Canada, sailing t h'ird class. He wo., prepared to rough it in the wild s there. Americans may tweak the hairs of the lion's tail, may rail and laugh at the slow·mov· ing Brit ish mind, which is not so alert to catch a joke, but England has reared a roee of s pm:tsmen. The love of an open chase, an equal fight, is inborn in tlte Britisher" whq are still glad to think of the days of chivalry, when knights rode long and far for tbejr ladies fair. The structure of a nation will totter if her man power has water in its veins. '.l'here ,"uat be sand, and grit and limestone. The populace in America laughed gaily over the repeated tumbles of Wales from his horse. They poked Iu" at his riding, but American sportsl1\en were afterwards heard to admit that the falls of Edward occurred with no more regularity than attend any horse rider. Wale always mounted his horse again. He was no quitter. I America, the land whose coffers are choked with inc;ome and inheritance taxes, would do well to emulate her older 1\eighbor, in her em· phasis on outdoo~ life. YO\lng limbs should be pounded into shape; ~oo much sedentary habit breeds race deterioration. T Teachers' Pay HE SCHQOL teachers of Vera Crut have . formed a union to force the authorities to pay t'hei~ sa.laries which, they deda re, have not been pai!l them for more than four months. The situation Ivls put the teachers of the Mexican city in severe financial strolts and the syndicalist measures were a matter of necessity. In our municipal curriculum the matter of Jlrovid ing for the school tea~her is remembered last. It is u sort or unpleasant necessity. We do not lace the quesuon of the importance of the teacher in the life of the community. Yet the teacher is entrusted with the growing generotion at a lime ' when their futures are beingmolded. W~ owe them 1\ living that is on a por with other prof~ssjon8 of the u~eful type. And ~ inc e the leacher is 1\ powerltll influenco foI' gooc\ or for bad, it is important that we should have the right kind of people in such places of !eadel·l\hip. We must then realize the importIInce of the school teacher in the liCe of -today, and if we expect the right kind of educators to mold the youths of the present generation we must give them lhe treatment their ,~orlh deserves. l_L_o_v_~l_y_La_bo_,_s_Lo_~_t---,1 RESPONSE We are now a little s~nr of ? ur promise. this indivi9ual one him. Race Atr~pry T HF: LION believes jn pummeling her cubsshoving them out of their lair, to assert themselves as lion's cubs. Englund raises stal· wart sons. She turns them loose. Down into the dismal wusles of Australia, up through the vast plains of Canada, out into her provinces tho cubs are shipped and told to grow muscles of steel, and not thick slabs of spongy flesh. Long, t 'h in, can't say any hing about His only other failing is a tendency to pun. Sometime the strain will be too m~ch. Drama Storms Common, Says Thoma. Thl' time or thA yPAr wh~n lown Cl'dar RApids nnd only II. hlg-h ...>incl I ment wos blown thlrty·elght miles. City Is mOSt likely to sutt"r trom or a hard raIn would atrl'Ct Iowa. People saId It Bo unded like a tlsh~' torn o.d~s Iq nMUt thl' tnld'lle ot CJtl· ... he addeO. story. but m)' tather found the book , " April. Pro!. Abram O. ~h omn8. of The wind which <'an drive straw when he was harrowing In Ills field the dl'pnrtml'nt of geology. lIIlld Into wood durIng & tornado Is the a few weeks later. and the nn";le ~n.F KeDneCh 1IIcDonaad-.-.l yesterday . As sprJng weather grod· rHult of the all' trom surrounding oC the owner. on the fi)'·leaf, waSI .. j I I uall~' mn,'e" northward. rapId tl'!'rltor)' pushing Inlo Iln area at that of a tnmlly that lived In ('.rln · New change'S In temperature help to low pressure, perhRps UR low as 28 nell, thlrtY'elght miles away." I "~ cnuse almospherlc conditions favor. Inches . The s~ ot the wJnd during Ing s uch storms. It Is not remark· The "{wister" motion of the wJnd " I- IlbOut t hree or fOUl' '1 tornadoe able that a tornndo sho uld have Is due to the rotllUon of the earth. • • t occurred In illinois nt this sMson, whIch ea usl'S the Illr to rush In hundred mlll'1! per hour, nccordlng 1 and St. J.,<ouls hUH had two such wUh a counter-elockwlse dlrecllon. to ProfeRsOr Thomas. It was a dlt· -Th e N ew Y ol'k Morn Ing Tete. storms durin,; rhe latter part of The press ure may then become ns fleult Ihln" .. to mAO ~8ure, A S In at ru· March. In the la sL hall'-cenlury. low aJ! 26 Jncbes. while Inside of meRlS are usually destroyed by the graph. devoted malnly to thentrlc.l It Is nol stl'anj:(c that no unusual tmlldlngs ,It I~ abOut 29 Inches. Theil storm , but the rate wns ascertaIned anel flnnncial riew/!. announces a plnywrlghts ntmospherlc conditions wer noUce. the greater pressure Inside forces by It mnchlne which could be. regu· contest for amateur nble hpre yesterdl1Y afternoon. nor the walls of the buildings, or per. Inted to emit currents of air hav· opening April I, and offering $1000 that the b!lrometr8 recorded no. hnps only the windows, outward II.S Ing dlfrerent roles. Then 1he rate rOYlllty tor the winning pIny. The thing remarkoble. PI'Messor Thomas If nn explosion hod oecurred. neceslIQ.ry to drive straw through contest Is limited strlclly to ama' said. "During the terrible tornodo at boards. nnd pe~rorm oth~r .teats tor· teuNi and consequently should be "A 1errlble tornado could strlk~ IOrJnnell, 1\ CO py C the new testa. nadoes have don,e. was estlmnted. ot Interest to sludeots ot playwrlt· Ing In the UnIversity. Advance Toyalty of $1000 wilt 96 1 given to the writer ot the winnIng pJny, and producllon of the ploy ~ .. ~ ' Add',lhon , ~a,dger to· Iowa D'll L • to eeture to Nature-Lovers Museu'm of Capit.a) City The 'hnzardous life ot nn ex plorer n the wilds at Loulsln no . whil e "p lteeUng IllIIga.tOl·s. swa mp Rnak cs. Queer bird specimens. nnd grasses. trees nnd herbnge for exhibits. will be po n ot tho experIences depicted Ill' Prof. Homer R. DIll, oC thll de· partment of Zo% ln'. when he tall,s to the Dca 1Il01/l1'R Oarden c1uh nnd lh~ (' It~· library at Des MoJnes t o· night. Ills gent'r:ll Rllbj('('t Is "'Vild Anlmol 1.lr(l ot Ihe Loulslona Animal Killed When Struck by Train; j Rare Here A badger, hit by a 1raln ot Dow· ney. Iowa. and Rent In by Mr. LoUis Flagle. Js tho latest nddltlon 10 the Unlvel'slty mu.Qeul1l. Although bflllgorR "" e nnt AO R('al'ce III Ih!' w~~l~rn p:lrt of Iown. only two have Iwell !l1'OVIOUHly re. ('l),'lst.·· C'or<l NI In lh~ history of .lohnson P rot~ ll8or Dilt mudD n A('lenllfl c county. trJp Into l_oul9lo.nn s(we ral Yl'arS ago, anti his ('olll'ctJon hns n pIneo The anImal waR In )ler(ee~ Ca ll' (lIUon, no bones havJng heen hrokcn In Iho muscums here. whore the whon hit by tho traJn. The huelger animals an(\ bll'ds nrc Ilhown In hnH be on lll'eRel'vC'd on<\ Inl(ll' will theh' natural environment. Ill s RlIM,. mude or tho animal. while ho lllollnlt'd nnd exhilillcd In Mom· mil l Ifllll. he Wit S In Loulslnna. wJII nCCOll1' 11IIny lito leclure. The hadger IR II. very chunky. shorl·legged animal. whJeoh Is 11 lit· TRAINS ON SI'i\OJlETTI SEA'rTL'E. March j9 (API-Fred. tie Inrger thnn a raccoon . on(\ ro· RCmbles 0. ground R'lulrrel In color. elle W'\lIRh trained on vegetables: although Ils hall' Is a great deal I'M-VO Nurmi 6eldom eats heavIer tpnge,·. A consplclous fealure In ("oels than nsh. but Jimmy Sacco, ~ho Illldger Is the white "I'rlp ex· Bosto n welterweight, startNl nn In· t ndlng from the nooo to the bacl< novation among boxt'rs hy tmlnlng ot the head. 011 [lIlghettl. Ranney Memorial Library Contains Only Existin~"Life of Napoleon" po.lntinga. donated the entire library of h er hUBband to the UnIversity as well as a Slim of $80.000 whIch sho sltlpulnted for use In founding an art Institute. Many sets of exquisitely bOund volumes are Included In lhe gift. There nre the Shakespeares. 11 set oC hlrty.tour volumes, also ha nd. tooled with theft. margIns decorated with dellcale wood engravings nnd wnter.cotor JIlumlnatlon ~. The Ellesmere hau eer. are pnrt ot the ~Uedklon~~p~OO. Iete' H'awkeye Comp . . DiVISl'o' n Page Art Baird, Roach inject "joe College" Air {~ Drawings Bill RaJI'd ond W·o.lIy Roo ch have complcted )vork on the Bub·dlvlslon pnges ot the 1926 Hn.wlc yeo These PIlgell will be while. with a draw. Ing In blRck on n. tlntrrl blndc In th~ upper right han(1 ('omer. Fill' the IJl\A('bo ll Rub·divlslon pai;O t\ley have () plcted a crouching nil" m't' IJchlnd the home 1>\:ltl', cap tllrn· ed bacte. 1)ye8 closed. honds out· Rlretche<l, nnd the bnsehnll pns.~lng throl,gh a wIndow In the r('a,.. 'rho rrnternlty suh·dlvlslon Ilrt~e pl('tlll'('9 two "Joe College" mcn wJth nn nil' of Rllp el'C'lIlou~ An tl Rra.cUon 'YI"Jlt('n on thell' race~. At thol~ feet IR a. sJgn r endI ng, ." Th~Q lot hns been purchased by Alpha. Omt'ga SJgma." The sorority pl1ge repres"nts the Ramo Idea, the BIIme taces being URed In this picture. but thl" time with the Iowa Ooo8d, and sign, "And we bo ug ht this one." MInor sports are represented by an Iowa man lea n ing on 11 pool cue. There oro twenty·three 8ub·divl· Rlon JlIlges, reprt'se ntlng such n.cUvl· III'''' aR honorary RocJeties, music. reIIglon, men of Iowa. women's alh· Jetlc". r('presctnUve Iowans nnd so on. I qormollty, a~d each Is 118 fJrmly In the grJp of circumstance ns Is Rook. HI!I cousJn, Lady Ann, nt first seems to be mistress of therself. She comea to his home to win his hand. She 8«)pures the 01411 of hili mother and uncle; she rids the house ot /Jis mlstreM. Netto. Page: Ifhe win!! hla I\llJ\d. the chance result of a moment's pesslon. But In the end Lady Ann IOJ!e8 all she desired. nook's love for her never blossoms; ~ he h811 'hIli nnme. she hnit a child by hln\; but the one she loved and coveted, Is deal!. 1I1r. Powys wrJtes DUCDAME In bls leJsurely way, with careful at· tention to demlla of chllrncter and ~aOkgrOund. He;la 11 rna-jell of mood and ntmo9phe~. The "elUb· er. the Engllah country acena, ihe I Il.lioor ehp.racters, all help to pro· I duee a unIfied J)I~ (If wrl~lnl[. Tile book. Ia an &dRllr.ble dellnea.· tton ot allnormal cha.racters. -A . D. F. Kansas Chooses Flag; Settles to-Year Dispute . TOPEKA, ](I\n., Mar. IQ (AP)Kansas, the laS t of the slales with. out a n offIcial fla g , has ndOpted. atter a ten·yen r conU·OVCl·SY. a new state banner of 8011,1 blue, bearing nt Its center a l!L1nnower. who~ pelals enclose and l! urround the slate seo l. Abov() the su nflower Is the word I{sll1S1lE. Wheat and lIle s unflower "Ied with each other for honor, hut the house of relll'csentnll ves upheld th e namo or lhe SlInflowe,' Stute de· strLte seal. Above the 8untlqwer I~ ,motto: "Konsas Orows tho n cst \Yllent In the \" orld." Selection oC a fl ag dcslg n hna heen a controve"slnl Issue In OV61'Y legislature for a <lcca,de. po~glble "AbJe's II'lsh nose ." which Is opcnlng 11 three tlays' 1'un :it the Jl:nglert n w('elc f"om Monday ('n· Joys t he t1latill{'Lion of being ~lh e mORt popular play In Ame"lca totln.y If long runs lire any Indication. It has between 1200 nn el 1500 Pfrform· anc('s to 1[9 ('redlt In New YOl'lc nn d three or lou r cOOl paliles hnvo been producing It in othe" cities while It played thcr9' I t has played long "un s hI Chiengo. }joulRville, I(a nsM City. nUll I'hiladel llhin. h~· AideR mnny othet" towns rOI' two or three nJghts. Il Is ~ sate e~t1mate thnt between two and three million (leople hn.ve seen th e ehow; over n milllOl, hrwe und ol,btcdJ.v seen It tn New yo,'" nlo ne. A Matter of Tho Interesting thing about It is thnt when the author, Anne Nloh. nls. tl nls hed tho play and tried to get producers to tnlce It. t hey a ll turned a. deat ear. FJnally. with no other cholco, sho p"oduced It Jl('l" self. l'.:ven utlor lho opening or the production the critics agTccd with t he producers thnt Is wag "no Economy is the Sp r ing Sport Coat of to· day~ Not only does it serve as a wrap in the cool days of Spring hut also be (: 0 m e s very useful in the car through the summer. WOOD DRY PINE KINDLING . $4.00 per Load-C,O.D. ~~~ PHONE 10 q:AtiE CP~L CO. Best by ~ Dam Si~e I .Helen lJonOVtll\ ~~~M~~~~~~~;n~g~t~h~e;d~o~g~'~S~e~~~I~a~~~;;;.;~;~~~~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~' Oxfords For Gqlf .nd Sport Wear I Made with the popular crepe rubber soles in new.. plain and novclty trimmed lasts. , COLLEGIATE FQ01'WEAR .. . "La Belle" • I S TYLES that ar~ deeidedly, pifferc'lt a"d out of the ordinary, designed especially for college ~en. Feat\ltlpg the newest leathers arid las&; for spring "Veal' Ia.t . , 'I Carried in,Black Sa,tin also White Ki~ $8 $10 $12 ~ • , Wonderful ShOQII tor Wonderful Girls FRIDAY, MA r;:::::::;= = Gr~ -All Wornl in Anlll Electior Co-Ed Ma April 7 Formal ' '',AU women in members at the Uan. and arc QJ tile 'comlng ole< tense F Jnch, A4 , dent of the a8.' l~tlon In the Un basiS of member "",omen seent to I Conization Is sp sllllplY" for t'hel Tho annual a scheduled for M Ing will be hel natural science ".11\ be al the lecture hour. bl ell members ot Tho committe, on names at 01 bo presentCtl at gcstJons concern be ' left at tbe , desk In tho nort DI.ts drawing ro, prcsldcnt. Horto, l"eport by th Is presented Clt tic wbe'; tbo repor n\le. N~w York Oity. Dogi Free to R~; Malters Own Conan The London Sessions beJleve that "lollowlng Is keeping." In the case of siraying dogs. It recently Inter· preted a certain law to mean that If a do" ., tallows II. man home. tIle perso n followed wns not bound to comm llnlcate tho tact to tho ca· nlnc's owner. The owner. however , may prosce ute the pe.rson for stenl· nnd would soon f'1.ll . How. /IV" I', the pll\ygoors of New York aOd nlhel' r llleR d rc l (I~,1 ,llfrerenlly, ~M II IR still running. with the btst proteAslonal tot cnt 18 guaranteed tlurlng the Rea· HO ll oC 192 5·2 6• • Seven persons will Re,·ve on the board ot jlldges picked (!'Om promlnont peoplo oC tho Rt~gO a nel literary worl<1. Thc contest olleos AprJl 1 and closes AugUSt 7. The n,liIress of The MO"nlng l'otc· g,'allh Is 60th street and 81 h 0 vo, Da"le green leWL hel.'. hund·loole,1 "The Lyric Poems of Homer," tilled ' wl th elaborate gold Inlnl'. covers with han(t JIlumlnation s set In the the beautltull,Y Illustrated pnges. mnrglns ot the len ves. Tho fly lenves are bound wJth d:lI'le I These bool(s oo ntaln ~wo ver· green 111011'0 silk on one ~Jdo nnd SIOM, tho orJglnal on one side. Eng· wlth gold a nd cl'Jmson moire on I he. IIsh on the otho\·. 'fhe Introduction, othel'. The woOd·engrnvln gs which vl'rHlon s. anel 'JlIl raphn.qell. wrlUen illuminate tbo pages ILre InSCI'.s, . ('n~etuIlY put Into lillie Ilo:cod S UI'. loy achol1l.l'8, al!LlCllmen, and "POets. are printed on the finest g\'ade of d 0. procosH W t1 IC h I8 rnct's I)y han, . .Tapa nCHo vellum. nnd requires .doubly expenR,ve grellt slcJlI. The library. temporarily style\! Mrs. H(lnncy, who with I,er hU9' (1\10 "l\!liseum Of An nnd Archa.eol· band, Wits a Iceen connoi sseur otJ OI:Y" 18 open to the public between Ol't. Inclue)lng hoolca. carvings. and :i and 5 p. m. i'Du~me"J Jte. • ====:====t========= ========r======= =========::::=======" .,this, ~eople who want to say "horsQ collar" will please say "equine haberdashrey." -EM QUAD. , .. A Play C nte.t "Able'. lrilh Rose" H' 0 '. R f ed nee . e us ~(ter Ashever Is [\, most succe88tul char· aoler . Jle Is thoroughly and ·con. vlnclngly '>he mnn that 'Powys wlsbed to JlOrtrl1Y. 11 man abnor· mnlly controlte(l by the dJsslJlllted lives o( hJs anoestol'll. Rook Is the eldest son ot an Eng· Ush family. He mUHt fIUlll8ae ~he estates. a tnak that borea him. He must perpetWlte Ule family name. which he does not wIsh to do. ;He must live when he wlshea to die; n nd then as he seema to bec:.ome a bit recQnclled to IIvJng. he Is CUt down hy an a88IUIsln. His mother whose life ambition 18 that ' tbe tamlly line qe erpetullted; hi!! oo usln. who loves hIm and wJs.heli to mal"'~' him; his IIr.other. bla unCle, the villngers, ~Is own deep pRsslons. hIs ancestors, his' unborn child, IlII act UJlO',l ' II.n~ temPl'~ 11,8 aqtlona. He Is whOlly t~e Qhlld ot fate. Bach ot the other characLe... In t'he ' book hOH Its own peculiar Ilb- gO(l~'" 1 Our long sustained thought on this elevating personality bas induced ' us to do what we can to ben utify the language. [Fate Rules in John C. 'Powy~~ DUCDAMF., by .Jobn Cowtter Pnw)'H. Ooubleday, Page. FJ'1ledom, opporlunlty, Individual Initiative a nd Il\wer: these ILre the ctllchwol'tIS of tOday. Though In trllth we discover that accidents ot birth , ('duC'lLtlon, weolth. environ· ment. largely control the Individual, we stili praltle or these Idenls. A few writers and philosophers take a nother viewpoint nnd at· t empt to Rhatter these llIuslons. John Cm"pel' Powya Js defJnitelY 0'10 or I.hem. He helleves thot men U IlIl women "C;o where they are pushed, F olI!)w where they are led. Lil<o the whIrling wind. 1,Iku II. fenVher tossed abOut. Uk" a revolving grIndstone." • • • It we approach DUCDAME with Mr. Powys' own attitude of crltl· clsm and get t·horoughly In sym· pnthy with the aim ot the nuthor, we fInd that the characler or Rook ~arly 'l'he most costly biograph y ever ThIs Is the appellatIon written . which hns att.ached Itselt to the . Llle at Napol On Bonaparte" by Wlllfnm lIfllllgn n Sionne. profes801' of Itlstory In Princeton unlverslly. The only copy of this boole In ex· Istonce. wWeh was prJnted by the -Loren7.o Ce n I ury P u) III Sh I ',n ng company 1896, 18 In the Mark Ranney memor· VIe were all lot to do a scathing column on Jol IJb rary, I'oom 805 liberal arts one ()~ our m?re or less friend s but wo made I building. It Is bound In twelve f ~ 1.OOO volumes. malelng tlw com· tho fatal mistake of warning him. II one doestl'~ mention. girls in connectiJn I with I Not Unusua] Illinois Tornado , The m()on is a beautiful young woman Weeping. In her eyes is a bright, sail mistThe mist is the moonli~t, An9 t.hat is why my heart Is touched with n strange sympathy Tonight. In his suave way he wheedled fl'Clm us the promIse not to mention girls in connection with him-in any e~vio.\ls connection. Just us if w,e ever do anything obvious. But any mention of his conne<\tio,.. with girls would be obvious. It's that kind of a connection. • C " S .. 20, H)25 fall. How. New "York flltfo,·pntly. FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1925 'l'HE DAlLY IOWAN, IOWA CITY, IOWA: • PAGE THREE ========~===================================================-===========================-~.======================================== Graduate and Professional Women Secure Gym ·Priviliges _______________________________________________________________________ --------------. I ----------------------------------------------------~------------------~=-------- Artistic Co . .Eds All Women Vote Students of Music 'I Sororities Plan Co-Eds Compete for Prizes Make Posters for in Annual April Staff and Circle Present Recital Recreation Hours in Speaking Contest Tonight Election of W. A. + , - - - - - - - - -Gallima -------JI. Eta. 1 SOCIETY Co-Ed Mass Meeting April 7 Precedes Formal Polling "All women In Iho University aro members ot the women's a850 la. tlon. and are cxpccteu to vote In tbo 'coming clectlon." says lIor· tense Finch. A4 of Davenport. presl. dent ot the o.ssoelalion, "matrlcu· Illllon In tho Unlverslly Is the sole basis or membership. altllough few women seem to realiZe that this or· ,e.nIzation Is sponsored and oxlsts simply for t'helr Interests." The annual spring e lections are scheduled for A prU 8. A class meet· In, wlll be held April 7 In the l ....,It I "'hi no. t urn isc ence a.,~ or urn. ~ S tl III he t I f h '" a 10 rcgu ar res mo.n lee t ure IIOUI', •.uU t iWl l b e opcn t 0 all membel's of the association . Tho committee 15 /lOW working 01'1 nrunes ot olTlclal candidates to be prosented at that lhno. Sug. "cstlona concerning Mndldat"s • v mny " bo ' Iert at tbe womcn's association desk In thO north end or the liberal 81't$ drawing room 0" given to lhe preSident. Hortcn~c l~lnch. The rinal rcport by this commIttee mil be presented at the mass meeting, wben the reports or va.'·lou~ de· AlpiJil Delta., 1'1 Gunut.. Co·eds will compete tonight tor The pled{,ICs or Alpha. DcJt~ PI Gamma Eta. Ga.mma law f,·o.tel'· 1 1 , j'ecognltlon In the women's extern. sorority enlee'talned at a dinner at nlty annou nces the InWo.lIon ot pO"aneous speaking contest which the chapte~ house Io.st evenllw· A GeOl'go I~. Chndlmll ot Cedar Rap· will be held at 7 :30 1':1 the liberal social hour followcd the dinner. IdH. Howard L. AI'gubl'lght at Iowa arts a.s.sembly room. 'ILl', Robert L. Parrish of Des Unl!ke previous contesUl of 81m. Moines. Howard B. Scott of SIbley. Graduate and p"orosslo"," WOI1\. Ilo.r nature the one tonla-ht will be D1ue Goose o.nd Ray II. Geiselman of Fort en ot the UnlvC"slty orB to ha.ve on subjects that are of local Inter· Blue OOO!IC will IJe chapc:,'oned II special chance Cor phY6 1CaJ ex. cst to both Budents and faculty. this evonlng by 1\11' and Mrs. C. E . Madison . erclse. This oportunlty will come Each contestant will draw one or Leese. O\'CI'y Wedne9(lay arte,'noon at 6:30, tho following subjecta: University Theta Epsilun U b e,·s OL• TI10 t11E ll I '0.. credit fo,' extra.. cur"1 c ul a",ac Uv It Ies, mem • ps on • .,..p. In the women's gym. when the PL'O' T,·I·Dcnt I'1l11y . . . . . sl'pel'fluou tu"- t 0 rg a n Iza IIons. tI~t University woman's orgo.nlza.· fesslonal sOI'ol'ltles will 8P0I180I' a S s \.Wn Delta Sigma Dolta . .1'1;1 Onlega (I d I bill ' t I • I" tlon. mol at dlnnOI' at Youdo's Inn l'ee"callolllLl hou r for women who compara ve es ra ty 0 lle ' and XI P s i Pht, p"ofesslomal dental and the Phi BeBta Kappo. key nn ~ty ...... this last evonlng. The affalr was In am una.ble to sched ulo for the reg· tl'lllernilie", will entmlptln Iitl -ud'present the nalw'o of a St. Patrlck's dinner u1ar physIcal education cJa.s8es duro IIlO C8 among en..... evening at a joInt party at varsity scholastic reqUirements, penalties with decorations and favora carry· Ing tho day. hall. C1lapel'OnS will be Dr. and tor cheating In examinations. cleslr· ,Mrs. Earlo S. Smith. Dr. and Mrs. Ing out tho green and wblt!! color The primary sllort, for tho pre' ablllty of student criticisms of tbc J. V. Blackman. and Dr and Mrs. Bcheme. sent at Icast, wlll be swlmmlng, tor UnlversllY, social regulations for \\ hlch a guard has been eecured, women. and tbe dormitory system. Erling Thoen. Delt.. Zet.. Forma.l 111 accordance with tho rule 10 thol ThOBe rcpresentlng tho IIlel'lll'Y Della Zetn. sorority will tllltCl·toln elrect. There will be no tnstructor, partments of W. A. work are glv· this eventng at Red Dall Inn , The "egulll"I)' retalned for thaI pUl·pOse. s(oclotlos are Margaret Allen. Al of Esthervllle; Phyllis Martin. A2 of en. affair will be In the nature of II IlU! oo vcI'al of the women eligible Van Meter; Leah Rose. A2 of Sbells· 'rhe winner ot the scholarship !ormal dance. Decorations will bo for the class are members of the trophy Is to bo Rl1110llTlccd. a lso. ca" "led out In spring flowers with SCRi'R club. so Instructon may be burg'• Esther Fuller, At of Mount This awa"d goes to lhe sophomore gold the predomination color. l{a,m· avallablo. Laler, other sports such woman who has spent both years llU8 Knights will furnish the music as basl<etball or spring games may In this school and who Wins tho for the dancing and lhe featuro will bo In luded In tho program. highest average In 'her class for the he a "surprise." lIft·s. Flora A II "'omrn Intending to en Ie" the Tho annual Hed C"oss lifo s:w· Ol'st semester of her second year . TIhulltirH a.nd Mr. and Mrs. El'lc swh1\mll1~ hour 'must get pe,·ml,,· Ing tcsts whICh are gIven to mom· Sw 'mm'ng Basketbal to be Mal'n Sports for Present Ayr; VIvian Conrad. AI ot Bu,·lng· 1011; Louise Slemmoll8. At of IOWI1 City; Do,·othy Dayls. Al or Iowa City; Freda Fischer. A3 of Den · marl,; and Dorothy Wilson, A4 ot Mason City. The freshmen. chosen t"om the honor speech classcs. who w!ll com· pete nmong themselves at tbe same contest. are Helen MacLachlan. ot. Iowa Cily. Evelyn Oson of Sac City. ElealloI' Thonlas ot Fo,·t Dodge. GladY8 Dutterflel·'\.4 at Dal· las Conic". Ad,' lanl1- Pcasc of ~ Blal'·sburg. G ret hel Raabo of 1...ln. den , 'Vlnlf,·c·· 1(lIne ot Denmarlc. u anu Olive Klingaman of Jown. Cily. Pl'lzes of UO and ;;. will be given to th!! winners of first and sccond place; to tho Ittorary societies of the winners .w!ll be given points. 25 anu 15. towards the wlnnlnll' ot tho new literary society plaQ.ue. I a. Sparn'sh Play to J W. A. A. Note.! Appear March 25 * Installallon of otfico,'s will tal, e 'VII~on will chaperon \llace at the weekly tea On 1'hu1'8 tlu.y. Alprll 16 • .tho first weel' RrtCI' 1)(.1(8. Sigma. PI vacation. TheSe officers " '111 110111 Delta. Sigma PI fraternity I~ en· thell' positions during lho con,lng- Ic,·tlllnlng thlR evening at Youde's school year. until elections nexlllnl1 . !If,•. alld Mrs. W. J, Burton spring. I will cbo.peroll. PRIZES 20 PRIZES BLUE GOOSE slon cn"d berore entering. from Dr. Lou<l. at lhe student health. This will be presented beforo suits aro Is~uod. The profeSsional womcn's sororities. who are sponsortng the class will Invite underg,·u.duates to be guests at the class hour. Next yenr, lI11ss ElIzabeLh Halsey. head ot the phyflical cducatlon de· )1at' tlllent . Intends to taka Into con· slderallon this grou l' ot women and arrall!:,e classes which thoy may at· tWd . Until then. the lacle ot ex· erclse felt by th'e se women will be tulfilled by this wcekly hour of reo creation. JUniOl .. Swimmers TO.-NIGHT Take Class Meet After Hot Races BROMO'S COLLEGIANS SATURDAY l\.AMPUS KNIGHTS "Where Collegians Dance in that Collegiatc Atmosphel'c" Seniors Second; Sophs and F rosh Trail Behind • For writing easeand legibility The Wahl Pen was designed for writing' ease and legibility, It is a perfected, modern writing instrument which will aid you in acquiring a practical hand, a readable expression of your thoughts. All metal construction-gold or silver for permanence and serviceability-gives lightweight, fine bal· ance, increased ink capacity, strength to resist wear and abuse. And brings the designer opporrunity co produce a pen matching the beauty ofa hand· somely cased watch, Prices in gold filled or silver • models $5 to $10, Math: in the U, S. Ia. by THE WAHL COMPANY, Qlicago "r,lte ",.., E-...., . . ,..WIlAI AU.M.NI , - - . ,.. lJfif:rsIJa"'P is IIladt in dlSips matching WIIhl Pm WAHL PEN The "kid" party which was to be held Wednesday evening, when elections were scheduled. ihas been Indellnltely postponed. 1...ettet·s are frequently received by the president ot the W. A. A. here from chapters at other schools. telllng of their plans and the tbings thOy accomplish. It Is Intended to post 801110 of these lett'C1's on the lJulletin board In the gym. so memo hors ot tho o~G'anlzation can get at thcm and learn what organiza. lions In other schools aro doing. Special Music Planned Between Acts of "Zaragueta" The Gypsy song from the second act of Blzet's "Carmen" which wlll be sung by Milicent Rltte,·. Is one of the Illterestlng numbery on tho program to 1)0 glven at 4 o'clock by music students tollny. The duct takon from "Del' Frelschut,," will be given by Ruth Edelstein and Es· thor Dyke. There wlll be eIght other numberR which will come In the fol· lowing OI-oe": Sonata, (]j). 67, l~lrs l Movement .. . ................. .. Beethoven Margarct Starbuck ",'ouldst 'rhou Behold Thy Lover Sadly Dying '" .. ...... .. ,voir From Her Dalcony Oreen .... Wolf Joan Acllte Berceuse Slave ............ Ne,'udo Pe<lro Basces W,hlms .. . ..... Schumann Miss Jane Coventry. Instructor In the department of graphic and I I t i t t Jl ast c aJ' s. waS e 'OBen 0 appon a commttte of art students for the task ot poster.maltlng and eleven co nsented to help In lhe work. They Wero as follows: VirginIa Ball. A2 ot Iowa Clly; Margaret Starbuck. G of Iowa City; Loretta. Kincaid. A4 or Des Moines; Vera Belle Paul. A4 l~rancls Hyan or lIIason City; Helen Perry . A2 at C"oseo; Luella Brink. A2 ot Walk . Evenlnll' 011 tho Hils , ...... Nolek Anna Theilen 0": Lorl11lne Sml~b . A4 of Lamonlt : Alice Roose, A2 ot Iowa City; Orpha Serenado Espagnole ..... . ... . . Sanders. AS or Centervllle; and M~ ' ......... . , . ChrunlnaUc·KreLslcr ~oret TrIplett. A3 of Storm Lake. Charle& Williams m ' TORNADO Suppose that Illinois Tomado had struck Iowa City -; == m ~ Insurance ~ ~8 ~ ~!-: i m m ~ = Have You Tornado ~ to Cover the Loss? RateR~e~~rc~~~g~n~id:s~:6~2~~' :el/~f,ooo. ~ ~ IjJ Betwecn the a cts. VCdllsto Sa· ~ ~ monte. 0 of TA'loag, P . I. Rnd lItar· JOI'le Roth. 1\4 of OIlUIllIVIl.. will give 0. group of Spanish dances. A ~ 118 E, Colege St, Phone 5 \\\ string quaHctle hall iJe.en on;a.n· I~Cd and will lliay u. number of ~ ~~~_~~~ru~~~ru~ru~~rururururururum Spanish songs. ililiiTiTiilili, iTiTIiTiTIllllliIilIiliIiiTiTIiTiTIlliliiTilliTiJiiTillililiililiililiiTillililiililiililitliliili := H. L. Bailey, Agency I m Spring Coats New Styles for Easter M UCH of lhe coal's 'marl· . ness lies in the cloth lhh:! season. Therc are Kashmir weaves in alllheir many vari. ations ill lovely soft shades of lan, natural kasha and grey leadil).g in lhe mode's favor, Banded at the Bottom With Fur or with Fur Collars and Cuff. 'l'hen there arc the ever-favored tailored coats-the fine lines telling of skilled designing and the perfect tailoring always found in coats chosen here, Priccs hCl'c make jt possible to choose early in the season with substantial savings, $16.50 to $60 :: tllhlllllnt. Th I ( . e po"sonne con CI'ence spon· sored by StalY and Circle on Friday of this week will Illtempt to solve the I'be p"oblem thus put be tore gazo of the youthful C(]·od. Rchear 8.'l.ls for "Zlll'aguet,," being hcld evo,·y ovenlng. Spanish play wlll bo presented Wed· nesday evening, l\farch 2". In lhe St. PatrIck fludltOl'lum. by the mem o ~ ~ bel'S of the Spanis h clUI) , The play wl,ls written by Mlgllel ~ Ramos Co.rrlon In colla.boratlon with Vital Aza. The ,production Is a com· 8 edy with tllO nCllon ccntet'lng about a student. Carlos. Rnd a Ooctor, Zargueta, Tile tact that one of the authors. Aza.. was n. dortor, throws some light on the characterization ot the doctor In the play. This part wlJl be played by Philip Allen. A3 of Davenport. Octave Thanets Present Comedy "Madam's Salon" Last evonlng tho lllomuw'8 of Oc · tavo 'I'ho.uet IItOl'al'y Hoclcty wore Ollttirt.Mlled with It.he Illre~enlaUon of a ono (Lct play written by one or the rnemixlre or that organlza, tlon, 'I'ho prodUction was entltl· ed "Madam's Salon." Those who took part wore: The poot by Helon Melnho.rd A3 or St.orm J..... ko; Nan· etto, by Harrlot A'·n<lld. Aa or Garde II Grove; 1:'etcr Penny. by lJolen MOtlosmllh, A3 of Fort J)o(J&e; Madalllll, by OlleH w. 0 rey, G of Iowa Clt.y. 'I'h& play 11'&8 one act anti till'" III lho tour delliroeyouth. lovor. 1lI0ney. and drink, A dollllte "Sbould Iowa abollslt Itl pl'ellOnt grading Iyetem''', wae allO 81ven al 0. part of tho onter. cranny thla rnol·nlng. "How to be happy ·tho married?" querIes one of the gaY..}lued things. "What will I do wblle hubby's wash· Ing dishes?" brazena another. "Shall I bo a butter·ohurner or In· terior decorator?" aska 0. third. Gypsy Song and Other Numbers Make Up Program ~~~~."~II~~I!IfIIIII!I!lI!l!l~III11~~III1I1I11M m' 8 '8' '" "II'." I .... "." .... 1 .... 11.1'." "8 !u'e m This Finals In lho cla..,,<; ~whn meel last night left th!! junior teom an easy wInner over their nearest ri· vals. the scniol'8. Tho sophomores a.nd frcehmen point 6COrer8' were not ~o s uccessful. a.nd lagged fur be· hind. AWlll'lls and Individual point win· ne"s havS' not yet been announced, but will be publlshod lator. The limo und winnc,' of tho events aro: Twenty ya.rd b''CasL strolro-Flrat -BrooIH.'I', (Junior) 15.5. Second - CarJlelll~r, (lrres hmall) 20.7. Third-Augustin, (SclIlor) 33. J!' oul'lh-l{ loek (Sollhomorc). P lu ngo for distance. 1~lr8t-Smlth. (Junior) 44 (('ot. Secolld-IIenlck, (1)'r08hman) aorl Van Oosterhout. (SOpholllorc) tlotl with q0." ioct. Thh1d-Kinlloy. (Senior) 33,!i. Diving -:u,rst Au(;uslll\e. (Sen-) 10"). 'ond - Rlcht r. (Junior). Thll'Cl-Wilson. (S(]j)homoro). Twenty·ya,·d buck stroke-First, Richter. (Junior) 16,1 see. Second -Van Oosterlmut, (Sophomoro) 17.2. Third - 'J'lmbcl;1llall. (Sealor) 20.6. l?UU,·lh-lJc,'rlck. (Fl'cslllnall). 'I'wenty yartl froe stylo. First -Kinney. (Senior) 13.2 see. Second -Richter. (Junior) 15.8. ThlrdVan Qostcl·haut. (SOpJIOlllore). Sidestrekc (01' forl11.-Flrftt. WI) · Hon, (Sophomo,'c) 27.5. Second Brooke,'. (JunJor! 27. Thlru-Cnr· ponte,'. U!'reslll1l!ln) anll Tlmborman. (Selltot·) tied 'WIth 25. Rela.y r[Leo-Sonlo,' tetun con,pos' ell or KInney, Augus tine. '('Imbo," l1Ian, I1l1d NordllUlI1 Wlln III the time of nfty·eigbt secollds. C.",,'ill~ FIII1";, THE WAHL COMPANY.~ .. TorolllO ~wm bol's of the Sears club each 811rlng. will start .Monday. March 23. How. c\'el', six hours of pt'acUce must be recordetl belore rhat lime. to be eligible for the test. The pool mil be open for theso practlcos at th e regular rearcatlonal swimming hourll. wbleh are MondAy. wedncs· dar. and Friday. at G o·c1ock . and TueBUaY and Thursday at a o·clock. The recorda made In tho life saving tests wlll be leept tor the Seal's Chart. A nu,·,'led <lay ot cutllng, drawing, coloring and pasting preceded the brllltant posters whloh meet the eye '(,'om every Imaginable crag and STRUB'S A STOHE }'OR EVERYONE The coat sketched above is typical of many smart styles here. There is great advantage in choosing while assortments are complete, .. '.> 1;.,;! _;;;i;i;;.---'-';;;;_-.;;;.;;;;;;;;-;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;--;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;~~~;:;ii;;~---;;;-;;;~--;;;;;;-;;;;-~--;'I THE DAILY IOWAN, IOWA CITY. IOWA:: PAGE FGUR .. rn~'t; !,f'~I~O, ~~' . FRIDAY, Mil = TO BTACE HIGH SGHgOL TENNIS TOURNAMENT HERE MA¥. 15-16 Frosh Baseball Starts Monday Frl'"hmen InCieWers ond oUltleld. ers will rpport fOI' drill Mondny, SIll'S F,,,,shnlon CQlIch nollie "'Illiom", The (ltt~ll('r" 0 lid entch('rs have hren OUt since InRt Monday nnd nre heglnnlng to work Into shope, 'I'll IJlt('h rs that hnvE' )' [IO,'tet' An tUI' al'~ orbln, Utchell , Sellhnm.. ('I', 811 1I%l'non , Stegeman, O,Stege<nn n, nurnhnm, Vollmer, Luens, Hoeven, Hla,lky, 111' 1 tenst'n, Nel~on, P(lI· mol'. IIlId S<'JulhwOl'lh, Ot Ihese fltteen the Stegemtln hroth ... , lJOI'Vell, and South\\'ol·th hnve madr the best showing. Tho At!'l:"emflll l.)I'other8 IIl1d Southworth nl'e HoulhllllW8 while JToev~n Is 11 right hllmlel'. COllch "'lIlIoma says hI.' cX)lc<,IH Ilome mOl'!' or the~e men In ('oml' inlo 1)1(\ IImellghl ns Ihe seDRon p,'ogresses. Iowan Starts Series of Golf Features by Nationally Kno'wn Skokie Instructor Thl' Dall), Jownn hnM 111111('(1 nn' other ('xcf'ptlonnl r ..."lure Ihnt prom, i~eR 10 Ill' of gr"nt Illterest to tlle 10N.1 golf.. I''', 'I'hrough Ih" \\'est· ern :-IewHllIlflN' Unlllll, tilt> nnUy lown" hUH Ae<'ul'ed " H(>l'ie.~ of ar· t1c'lek wrlUen Ill' p, ,J. GaudlJl, InstruNor nt Hkokl(' ounll')' .Iub nnd Union l..e!lgue ('lull nt Chlcngo, 'rhl's" ,,: 0I'le8 aI' ,lp"lgn .. d to 1)(\ of al,1 LII the a\'el1lge Ilmotl'u,' g(lICet' In enohlf h im 10 hPttel' hili game, IIf,', Gnuclln'lI th'Ht al'Ucle, whkh nPlwllr,>u III 'l'ul'!«lnY'H luwan dolt Wit'll th IJI'lmnrl' nnll ruellmentary '" Williams Ties Up Offense S · 1er, H'ICkscore AS F leSe pollllH, 'I'h ... 1I!llalw(' or thp lItor,ll'lI .,'111 cnrrl' thl' ('ntlr(' gome ,hrough 1t8 morll dlmcult oml more technl· '['he thIrd nnnuni Inler!lC'holnsllc IlI'eckenl'ltlge, tumbler; F'ouat, side ('nl IlOlnls, nnis toul'nonlent ulldel' Ihe aus, hol'll!' nnd flying rings; Smith, tum· In his flr9t article, Mr, Cnudln plces or the Unl\' rHILy or Iowa will 1,ler; Lomont, side horlK!; Noe, hoI'· ndvlsed thut the golf i)('glnnl'r should be held On the Hawkeye courts on ":ontal bar, pIll'I\lIel bars nnd fly. be.::ln untlel' the Inah'udlon oC a 1110)' 15 and 16, occol'l.llng to on, Ing rlng~; F\llIer. Indtlln club .. and compNent golf Inau'uClor because, nouneC'fl1em from the 1 l'1)artment side horse, nnd HarrIs, side horse he !IIlYS, Ihe dlllel'ence bel ween a of Ph),$lcnt Edu('aLi'm fo" ml'n to- nntt Hying rlngll will onmose the good golfl'l' and n. 1lOQI' one, Is Ihe dny, Entry hlank. will !4()on he sent IInwlleye squru:l or aCI'obot8 while IIlIiIIly hl~ "swlng~ ~h.ows, It Is 10 all oC Ille -,00 Io\\'",. JII~ll 8('11001. itptnln Ingetl!OII, Laird and Btlll, h the Ilu"pose or Mt', Gaudin's series nnd must he l'E'turnetl hefol'll May ey are the sword wleldel'" who will to lench In this manner lhe f i n e ' • l1lak~ the trip, The men will oe 14 10 Ii: 0 Schro £11'1' point" of the ganl/.' thnt nil success, " , , I III chru·ge of H, E, B.-Icelnnd. oC rul goltl"'s know , 8uIlnhi IlrlZl'8 will be awal'dell the 'l~pnl'lment or phYsil'nl etluea, lhe vi 101'S, To the wlnllel' of tlI'lIL ilon, nnd 8 cond ploe'es In the singles Fouls Make Cage Gamel;;~~1I~:ll~O:~~h~:d('<l81::':;c:~!~I:t I;~~ Free Throws Unpopu]ar but Ne'cessary for Deve]opment of -Basketball I I\\'o leo<linA' lloubles teom,~ will 1'1." ('el\'e gOltl onll SIlVN' medAIR, A Rtllluetlc will bc given II' t'he IIChool whose repl'cscntallvCII win flrst In Ihe ~lnll'les and fhe llollbl(,s. Y.18L spring, forty high t nnls pluyer~ rClll'cl!cnllllg MchoolH ('ompl'tet1 In Ihr tourna, ment. I\. plnyer tl'om noos \'ell Jllgh or nes ,lolnes won lhe si ng, le~ title whUe the dou"le~ cham, plonHhlp wcnt to [own City high narrel hOOll~ In I he hu ck yard mo~1 Imporlnnt fnPIOrR In hn"I(~t· ('a I <'h£'I'. lha t hn ve 1'1'1'I00't('\I nrc ami Irophy ('L'PS In I ho f"llt~rnlty Ilall, n,IRnn , hnllx" nll Xl'I'V(\ Ox IllIfll'OVO<! Ims' In In4, nlnl'teen or thl\ sixty w,'11, ~n m~" pillycd wel'e WOII or lost by ' t I f I I,PI s ror t l(> I'pe t Irow nl' t 18 II, ' !lO scnnt a margin lhal the fl'l'c ,'wo rrnr" :lgo tho rul~ 1ll0krrR cle· throws that trembl~d on the III) Of c,'eed lhrlt carh ('I\l;'el' should "1'011 lhe bosket nctuolly decided Ihe ron · his OWIl" UI1(1 shwl' thnt lItIle the le~t In man)' ca8es, Hc hool III hi ('h QI'lty tORR hOlt be('omc one of the i POSITIVEL Y! Last Times Saturday Last Times A Great American Picture-by a Great American Author lANE 6~EY'S a (jhramount qlitu.rt To See Our Two ,Most• Popular Pictures on the Same Program. Everl1ody's Talking About te~, l' unl, Ahoo/s 108 ('oach J1ul'ry (>llIphtlslzPS fho vllI · lI0 of tho fl'pc throw (0 his mCI) all,l not lL nltOht lltlssp<l thl~ SetlHOI1 wllhout PV(,I'Y mon MLL'!lplnll' to lilt' 11(1" In IOSH rl'~ Ihl'ow" efll' fl\'p 01' I (I n,lnulpH, 'l'llen .TImmy loti wi" 1 Ine(l th" IIno ,,1['\'1.'11 11111(''' and 108· H(>d I ('n Illlo I he npt tor f\ DIg 'I'('n recortl he dill It 1ne('hnnlenlly. A long trnmp through Ih~ ~trpets 11k ahout Ilx hard 10 I'el"" fOl' th(' or I(lwn City was the only reward "h"t nt t hI' hOOI) ox 1\ \\'(1111<1 h(> (01' I wo nmblllllull I'CPOl'lPl'H I'ccelvet1 f:I"UI!:P til try a Ihree "lIshlon 1111, (01 ' t hl'lr pnlnsln I'unnlnl:" (lI)wn 11:11,,1 MIN' lllul1g-lng 00' (MI,II', n "hlg" RIOI'y Into "uesday nl!{h!. An nnnnymous tcl"phono Illl'~.nge 1'll11e wak whon n IlOkl' In I ho ,'Ill!! from III(' llotel JelTet'Hon fnrOl'mell WIIH Jusl IL poleo In thc rillA, 1l Iho Sport~ E,lIlOt' Ihnt f:~ne SDrn, WllSIl ' t fI.. foul. 'I'twn wh n pln~· he· zen, !lnl! IlI'ofcaslonal of national pomp taR ler nna ('lronPI', onll fouls foml', wns rcglSlc"ccl ut that hOBlel · m(,flllt r"ee throws "hal'lty throw "Y, lnil\ledlately. two Ilsplrlng artlMtS Wrl'O develope(l . In 1022 young cubs were clisilatehed with .Jude Funk, 10\\'n's gUnl'd, tossed 108 ordN'S to get 0. l'l'al Interview slory, rlngel'~ Co,' tl. recol'd, 'l'h(>He spep' I\. tew ~10urs lotel' they dI'ollpeel In' laUsts coul(1 stnnel up io the line to the cmce bedl'llggled nnd cold nnd toss buckets with "cl{lom a as Zel'o's flHher wit h a. pltitlll tolo Il1ls~ I'cgordless o( thollSfln(1 o· tl. long hunt fOl' the "luHlve n\t'. Sorn?en who olwnys s(,pm(l(l 10 hn.ve I'.\'es upon them, ",i UMt left," }'\1I' ~otn('lhing less J.:UUlll , els :-if'W MarIe thnll t\\'o hours, the two young 'I'hls yrrll' JI1l11111n Laude Jed the hop (1.118 ,hall ~ove"\'ll eve,'y street ponfel'N1PII with 46 trI'o throw from lank to nil' mnll field ona fl'OIl1 ('oul'itel'S, La8t *nr Iho hlghcsL c h~lr foctol'y to golt IInles hut flnnl. (I'ee thl'ow mOI'I< 8N wns 3G and Iy hall ('ome to lhe cOllcl\l~lon thnt only twelve 10Hsed In twenty, Ai1I10UKh Ihe fr('1' th,'ow is fnr fl'om populo,' wl eh l'oarh 01' pln~'· Hawkeye Teams Rest After ('1'8 n" Hpectnt0ll'8 It Is I ho only Week April 8 methOd which has 11C 1 de\'lsed to pl'o\'ld(' tOl' a I)rnulty [01' the piny, ~" who guards roughl)' , Rome or The In''t Iowa team~ to engage the fnns Ihlnl" thll l Iho 110),8 ora In Intercollegl:\.le competlUon he· getting 100 floille, :r.ut Ihe tree fOl'e (he ha~elJolI team llluys liS t hl'Ow hOA modo bu s l«'lImli a n or, first gqmo In St, TJouls on April 8 fenHlvc gruna In which the scor'lng will leave Iowl1 City Frldn.y night or ba~ket s I~ the goal oC every when tho I.Thwkeye gymnastic nncl tl'nlll rothel' than "!I(lrklng" lhe fenCing te::tms tra.vel to l\lInnen'JlOlIs mall with the 1~1J/ , fOl' tllo western n!<socll1.tion cham, plonRhlps <''1 Snturday, 'rhe s~ u 311 or olne gymnQ8ts and three fene' OI'R Mil join the gl'r'lu ll nr Ove wI'o9110l's aL tho HOI£'I A1HII'O\\'S In lIrtnneapolls, nCI'nlllnn, parllllel barR; Callfnln Cub Reporters in Race for Elusive Golf Professional This Just 2 Days More 3-lnltruetioll allil Practiea. It Is a conti nuing Source of won · der thBt so IDltny rolters btgln and keep on play log the lame without Illstruction. Many of them tAke seeming pride In tbe It~terneat thllt they oe"er ha.e had a lelsOn, That MtlltemeUt needl no "erIOcn· tlon, 'Ihe player'. swIng Is sum. clent proor, It II within bounds to IUY l'he nl8jorlty of avera Ie golte... han II .er, hUT \Ilea of hllW to make II correct IwinC and why Bny 8wlni III Incorrect thllt doe, not let the club hit tbe ball at rlcM anclel to the line Itt 4Jlht, Alm05!' any averale lolfer or p,r· ,on wlio propaael to tnke up the game has II friend who Is c1u8If'd 8! In e(pert, The bl/clnnlo, ot nil WiSdom, 1n a ,Dlt seq e, III t o learn by tlte experience or Othen, By all means alk matters (lVef with thl8 owa F sTough Oppolition in Race ace Events of Kanlas Meet April Eighteenth Kan~., LA'YflB:-< '8, ,lnr, 19Although 011 unlv('J';Iltles, I'ollegcs, high 8chool nnd mllltnl'y IIcudemy It'll who !;('nt wlnnln~ I!'ams to the Kan!!llB Relays last yenr will be back to defend thl'lr t1ties April 18 when the 'l'hI ftl Annual Kansas Rl'lnYk will be stnged here In l\lem· orlol Stadium, they wlll have to st!'p out In fnst lime If lhey ol'e 10 be I'epenlel'!!. The Unlvel'slty Closs relays ho\'e oll'eody drawn a stl'ong entry list, I n I 1l1~ class th~ tlll(> deCendel's will be :-IelJr(lRkll In I he hOlf mile telay, Iowa In lhe one mil ..elo)'. NOI'lhwe.tern ,I n the two·mile reL'lY. ~,..,gon Alntles In the tour mile I' lay and 'l'exas In file metJlc)', ,Vis· (>onsln, NOll'e Dam'c, nnd sevel'U! of ~11e Mls90url ,'olley Oonfereneje schools os well us 'fexas A, &. M. are otherH In the university sec- which may be rlgllt tor the person, ullng them, It II not too bro\ld a be~~:r~:tJ~I;:u~tl~~~~'III~';'::~' Until (@, lUI, "iV_er. K ••• .,.'.nU.lon.1 W AR TELLS ON RECRUITS LONDoN, MArCh 10 (AP)-ll'he nf, lei' effectCll ot wartime prlva.tlons on the naUon'S physique nre shown up stl'ongly In the number or pollee recrultll rejected On mcdlenl mrllm· InatlOn, Fot t Tile l'e("I'ee for t'he J{anO"O ,.Re, v _. loys tIlls ye.".,. I' Is Knule K, nookne, {nmous ('on h of Notre Dome Unl, vcrsUy, '1'he startcl' wlll bo Jobn C, Clrovel' 0', Konsa9 City, Widely ),nown 1\1jlsS()url Vulley spoliS om, "Ial, who ~I~O slurted IhO relay, , " lOsL year, Rifle Team Takes Fifteenth VittQry A'\Othcr victory wa:s recorded III the onnnis of history fOr" th O UiI!, verally of Iowa Wednesday, 'Wh~ it W'\s learnetl that the HawkeYe R, 0, T, C, "We SQ uod hopele881y ycstel'tloy about Jowa's chllnces In !l n~st In nn 01'dll1ary Sltfoty match the totol of matches won up to flC· the flnnl~ of the confer~nco wrest· box, teen OS opilosed to six lost. ========================='-"=== FI'I " ~~,.. I NI GHTS Rtolo which of Ihe ~ow .. men )le :~m,; expected to come through, : The Iowa Coach Is tuklng: Plee, r('I', Scheyll, Mlellopl, Omlln l1 , and ~ I\I~ glven to the winner antI runnet'> liP 111 ~a('11 eloss, I ; 0!JlI I =~~~:~ T~~~~!~ I I "AAnii'Ikhii.: I 'I I IRISH ROSE" I The prelllllhmries will be held this nfternoon with the semHlnnls to· nighl, The flnnls will tnl'a place tomorrow uCtcl'noon, Tiny Mice in British Zoo LONDO:-/', Murch 19 (AP) _ The RmailcHI IlnlmolH a t lhe London Zoo nrc n. tamlll' or Iligmy mlCB, which I ~ !!Ii (Not a Movie) .~ Enclose check or money order for number of seats de. sired. with stamped, self-addressed envelope for r~turn iii! f f f d i d ... 0 same-state ' or what per ormance seats are es re !Ii SEATS ON SALE AT THEATRE FRIDAY, MAR. 27 Ii ... ABlE'S IRISH nos)~, TIl8 PLAY THAT BROKE THE WORLD'S !:i RECORD, Is .lIIl ploylng to croll'de<.l houscs In its 3rd capacity !:l year fit the Republic l'hcDtre in New York City, ~ wh o Gets ===-=....====================::.-:::=====:011 , New Show PRICES - - Marie Prevost 1Oc-40c Aft~rnoons aOe Nights 4'Oc-Kids lOc ATTEND EARLY SHOWS "Avoid Standing" coats, These c newest rna may choos at ............. ... Excellen tached, J. 17, very 81 Men's E excellent I of Here arl tced silk 1 HQleprol color rang' Allen up, ing-s, pair Silk and Prepare B USINESS matt", Of ~eadership is a training and lbiJity pi", 61 knowledge of business j,rlndplet a~ their practical lpplication to busineta life. . en addition tOt your underll'aduate , Over the Week End app\~ is the symbol p( enticement-and when the woman holds the apple-see what happens! See tl118 great picture with this wonderful east. === w..ot,==::! 'C oursea at Ba~ ~r. ~o .".nll,d tbat tbr" time. a ,ear at .nlran~e may b. mad .. tbe siudent time mOl t cOIIVe,r1MIDt 10 ribs, tips and tc iy colors, 1 sure you v nssorimenl Beautifu ors: blue, work, which anould serve as a solid rounc:mtion, it will be well to con- 1ider the advisability of special tr8ininl whicl1 will help to cut off "ary Astor Friday years Df apprenticeship in the bUsinela Wor~d. Ian Keith \ . bars for . Forharn' BaDSO~ Institute offers an b;tten8ive a tube (!ir , Coty'!; 1 nnliniini: cOurse of one or two years teaches the fundamental jlrinciplea of business and h~ul to IP"'lJ them in the daily conduct of :ommercial affairs. -,..,hll'h I ihown ~d taught the prinCiples )( EXecutive Management which lave built many of America~~ _ding concerns. fand New Yc making th Pcrhal BY lab&awry method8 the student Raymond Griffth ' a genu W SUNDAY Slnl)llefl" The Comedy - Art Stone in "T\le Sky P1umber" also-Crossword Puzzle. For 37 !Ii ~~~~~!!!D~~~~~~!lli~~~!!ii!Di~~!f. I An "1(<1 CE !!Ii , NOW SHOWING Alnl' III j (MAIL ORDERS NOW) 1 Clive Brook age .... Being filled in order of receipt. llrices-Main Hoor, l!ftl I~ $2.00; Balcony, $2.00, $1.50, $1.00, add tax, 10 % who won n. fall from Whitehouso In tho WIHconsln·Town. dunl n. tew' wI'el," ago, a In at at , es cord-Rreakin g SUccess An Approved Play men~al . ,Lon Chaney IWE~~~~~AY II n , 1888 !I' The Ga]a Event of the Seas V.... n' '. ~:: Mystery! Now Playing -3 _ - -with- I I ling !oul'nam~llt to ho hel'l on tiny nnd Rntul'cloy In 1I1lnncopolls, ~~~'1~W.!Jii~~tifJ'...'1.fl~~~~~~lfi~Nm!'f,i~tl..W.~'~~.~ With sa mun)' 1;'00(\ men comnel, i~j .~ Ing In ('flrh rlaM« "Jlflko" would ont W. Somers~t Maugham's colorful romance of mysterious China, from the New York stage success Thrills! Chi , ) )hivera! class, FiCleen men partiCipated In the mntch, Len of whIch eounted and the scol'es of the two teoma w.~ "t hl'lIe v(> wc should win at lenst arrived recently from weste,'n AC' 38 follOWS: Untverslty Of Iowa, 3786 two (UVIHIOIIS," Mid CCk'\cll Hnrold rica, They nl'o smaller t/lnll bumllo and tl1e University of Calitornlll "J\1lkp" 110\\'01'1] w'hen Interviewed bees, and !l poll' coulll C<lsily build Southern lJl'unch 3005, This brings whiCh which mUlt brlllg8 be ev!'r, awln, about In lIonrl r", tOlll'namont, Voltmer hns wel.ghed !fi ~ IUIt., It frequently happens, eSllb- only ahout 180 poundR nil season, clnll1 with tJlll bertnlltr, tllDt lhes< RO found lit tie dlf!lculty In gelling e .. eollal eleml!nt'. ire [lrllS~nt nrc!· (lown to tho 175')1ound limit, dentnlly, But repeat the beginner ('nn r(' h)' no possibility the gool1 Mike thought his greatest oppos' IUft., Thl harder he tries Ill' ltIon In the Onols woulel come from ~ woue the relult, ~plel'R oC WI RconBln , thc grnllpler ~ chored by IntelllgellC pra~lIre, An" Illat pracllce louat be contlnuNI 1111 til Ibe right swlnc .CIIO he repf'HIt>, IndellnltelY nnd aimosl tnf'rhllni<'al Iy, All fhat sound, like hur.l 1111' grlndln, work. On the f'hntl'lll " even 11 moderate a~ount' or 'illIl, tlOII tor Improvement will. 01' ~I"'II' bl/, IU!\\Clent IncentiVe, Here II II couchilion It Iv'l! I I worth while to rewember I ,(,,, ~I", Improvement In his Ilame, ~ ~"If' mutt hnve a good un(ler$t"n' lIn.,- II , the makeup of tbfJ ,win, Rnll "lit I ('nouill practicli Ij) 0111 t II 1 r~ II ('UI cent'l'ate on the Il\m~ It~elr r:l,It .. , IUn on metbo4. ot mn!.:ln!: th, .wln" , Howard Expects at Least Two Hawkeyes to Win Championships atatement that aDy ,wing Is ('otrecl 110111 Prelims Today If It brIngs the club and ball 101'0 Cnl'l "oltmer, who won four bout8 :: the rlcllt contact to bring orr the with a lo~s oC but one In the heavy, Intended renlt, But with IlIlIt deft, nWon It mutt be 11ndtrst'oof1 thnl weight class thlM year, will com, "'" Ulere are rertalo cardinal prlnrlple pC'le In lhe 1 i5·pound weight In the dJ1I Pfe~eot 01'0 I'he two willners of lost year', mllllm'y nenoemy races twho will enter in the new clasR. ~nB1l8 " City .JunIOl· coilego w1l\ have 0 s tron, mUe I(loom In Ihl' goi ng In the ne~ year'~ lion who will pURh Insl ",Innel's, In the college cla,.s Ocef(\!'ntnl or Los Angeles won oJI {Ou\, rellll'S Insl year and al!!O the qual'ler mlle relay In the unlve l'slly section, Oc, cJ(lentol wtll be hnck t hI s senson but pl1Ob:lbly with not as many classy runners as grad ull.t1on has token orc some of the cOast s Ial'S, Norlhenst of RnnSl\s C'lty llnd Ce' dnr Rapids highs ench WOn two I'e' Inys In Ihe open hi gh schoo l class lust year, They ul'e coming back La defend their laul'els, They wtll find still' oPPOsition e~pe inll), from Clebur ne, Texns, high runnerH and severnl Nebraska and J(an~ns high "chool (Juartets, ' noclui~ 10 Rerel'Cc The military ocMemy clns9 ha s been abolls h~d nnd In, Its stead thel'e Js 0. One mite relay 10" ,Tun lor s?hOOI~ colleg('s in wilieh mi ll tnl'y Illay run. Sl. John'" or De;atleld, Wls" nlld }{omper. of ]30onvll1e:,ldo,~ nmtdh I[lst week end, l'here are a thou.inO vai'latlon~ 11 ('hon('o or gelling- nile oC the med· ot alance, Crlp aod awlog, Itoy 01 I · Coac h Expect s 2' WIDS ,~;~t:~~~fl~~l~lht;:~l u;::~:~ty I~t ~~~ :~~n~:sli~~:~n~~::~~~d:l~~dr~!~~ ~::l~;~r:'t 1~11 t1;~v:I:~ISlh:lt;c~h:o~e~ WATCH MISS WASHINGTON • I A woman and two men:....ctanlrer-l'OIIlanee-td. venture. That's 'fEnt~cemtmt" - How do women entice men-see the llIl8wer In this pletare. • Pathe News ~able. fopica Harry Langdon SJie<ial,' ComeC:Iy "ALL NIGHT LONG" , Afternoons 40c E,,;,enlnis ' 50c j{id~ fOe Special music for this show In the evening , Where there ain't no Ten Commandments. The Iluth or of "East of Suez" also wrote Babson Institute is conducted for the purpose of aiding young men, who are to occupy positions of responsibility and trust, to fill such positions ably and with credit to themselves. , Babson "RAI~;' InstitUte s tag e success which played here rethe cently. --~ - -- - --- ------ Stnd for this Booklet 1,.,,,,i'l1 "" /(n_IIIt#f~1«rtIiI' 10 IIII! illStitUtiOI. by ../ltch ..It . . Itlft/ .~ /I mjlll..... ~/N" " I,..., )" '1/. DlICfI/i", /HIIil,.,1I. One lot f ment ...... One lot 4 One aSS4 special ..... One lot Coml FIn /It' .HoJ.«t «IUPOn. ........." ................,...,,,....,_ _ _"1 Babton lnltitute 310 Wcllafl• ., A. ._ Bab_ P.... Mollo Sond me. without oblll.t1on, "T,"II.ln. for BUllnul tlder • oil"''' 'I"!I .olllllkte par,!,:.,... .boul IleltlOn Inl'II"',, N.rne •.•..••.••...••••••••• , ••••• , A4dl'flN •••• •••• •• ••••••••• •• •• ••.• Clt¥ •••••••••.••••••••••••••••••••• ~ .....................•........ ............" .... "'......... , 11 111M Rea FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1·925 THE DAILY !OWAN, IOWA CITY; IOWA • ~ 'l' AGE FIVE. F FRAtERNITY CfiAMPIONS~ COACHES DOWN 33,,4 I Two Upsets Mark 700 Net Stars From State Phelps Has Made Finals of Local Prep Institu'tiQns . Invited Steady Progress Prep Mat Tourney Since Frosh Days Ry }\. ,Joseph H clly C'ortch tl'iumphcd over pupil, a~c took youlh In :t f""lure hatllc Qf ha~kotllaH IJctween the Sigma Nu championfthlp nve nnd fL ..rIUlltl com· Il091'Il of Iowa COli hes IMt night nt the m~Il'8 gym. 'l'he flnn l ReOl'O wn!! 33 10 4 wllh the tonner collegc ath· lel~!< on tho hill' enll of the In pl·k· 1'1"". At hllif timo tha fn culty It'll 1<1 to 2. '\'he onlcomo was nevel' In Iloubt artel' th f1" st whl~t1e when tho co:tc hps took lhe lead an!l began to 1'01\ LlII lhe total BCOI·e. "Doc" Fles· eiN' I elltet! Ihe "Ing on nl\ ('nRY set up HhlJt rtm1 countccl It mom1'nt lat· 1'1' on n 11E'lIlly ('xe('utccl tenmwol'k 111ny til )::Ive thO lend tn the (acl,l · Flnnls in tho wreslllng tournament at the UnlverRlty Jllgh wore hold Inst nioYhl ond oside f'·om two Ul)' " se t~, the veteran members of Ihe Rquarl ('ame through the meet with hOIl(ll'" In their tllvl ~ion. Th bIggest UI)Sot rtntl IIlso th~ hardest fought ImLteh rome when Cerll.lcI 'Wngnel' won from Emil Trott in the llfi'l1olrnd Cl:i HJj ill' n. 1:1{; Itim!! advr",tnge. ~'I'Otl, who hn " PCI·· , forme.l In tho lwo 1111;' I !Hulc hes of the Reason, winntn~ tho only mn.tch n.snlt\Rt C'entrn.1 CIty, was eXIlt'ctecl to he nn OfUly win bul 'Vn~llPr hnt. 1ieel him 10 a RtandRll1I nn(l '~lImc I 'rhe othor ~ul'prIRo ot Ihe meel came whell Mort I{oHer, CII.1110in 0/ tho U. IUl(h lJasketball squad. who bOaAt~ HllIe or no extlcrlence In the grnppllng gamc, plnn('<l Camp. bell. Iwothel· I"Cgu lnr' on tho 10CQI wl'e~l\Inr.;- squad, nftel· foUl' mint,les "," n(I tel', onnOll(l.o ot \I·o l·k. ~.., t)'. ktyle but to no avail since I was t;~nCl'l\.lly underne!\\h one pf my op. ll{\nCll,tR." The g~me throughout ., lIas rtllrll;' clean from rou}!! since "nly flvo otrenSe9 were registered \hroughnut tho gnll1Q. Rwan('y waR' high l10lnt mnn for tJl0 Slgll1t~ Nu team making all of tho 6<,O"eH .tolo,led by ~he (TIlt five. Pl'equ nt flubstllulions were reso\·t· 1925 In appreciation of your patronage for 37 years we're holding An 8 Day Friday, March 20 to March 28 inclusive For 37 years this stQre has rendered a genuine service to this commun· ity-·-to the college girl. ) " New York Manufacturers co-operated with u s in making these prices on brand new Spring dresses and coats. These coats and dresses are made of the season's newest material-the colors are the very latest. You may choose from one big assortment at .............................................................. $9.37 and 1<1.37 ,, '. British Women's Men's English broadcloth shirts, collar attached, an excellent value, each .................................................. '1.67 Clubs, Purely Social, Ar~ Fa~ures Wonderful Values in Hosiery , LOll."DON Mar. 19 (AP)-Clubs for women rtre not a RueeeRS In r-onllon, at least those merely fo,' 1lorlal In· I I'rco IIrAO, nnd !love l'a l havo go nl' into bankl·lIllley whllo othl'I's Raved Ihcmselv(>R by comhlnlng. Perhaps the Finest and Biggest 'Assortment of Women's Hosiery Ever Assembled in Iowa City Here are very exceptional values, Bobolink guaranteed silk hosi ery, pair............................................ .... $1.07 Holeproof full fashioned s ilk hosiery, an excellent color range, pair .......................................................... $f.77 Allen "AU chiffon hosiery, an unusual range of colorings, pair ....L ... ...................... . ............... , ......... !.............. 87c Silk and fiOOt' hosiery, good heavy q~ality, pair ... 67c , Something mOI'e I han socinl am n· iUes a re reCju1o'c<I to keep (l. club to· gelher. This Is shown by tho !lour· IAhln;\, condition of the Ladles' Carl· Beautiful Silk Umbrellas tOil eluh, whleh has !\.Il Impol·talH 110 1l1l pni atmosphere nnd I ~ In c1o~c touch with I ho UnlonlSl cnlral of· fire. Anolhel', tho Gal'(]en8 Club, Is thriVIng hecauHe ot li s fll1eclnlly In· tel'esllng lecl ures hy prominent Ileo. pic In the gardening \Vol'lcI . Its re)::· ulnr gal'den (lInncl\~ 11'<,11 c((ull1cel ~arclcn library. 10 ribs, nil silk, satin border, solid amber handle, tips and top to match. A s plendid assortment of pretty colors, blue, green, brown, purple and black. We're Rure you will be delighted when you see the excellent aRROl'tment, special each ............: ........ :.: ........... ......... $1.17 At the Art Needle Work Counter Beautiful stamped cotton !inene apron dresseR. Colors : blue, rose, orange, green and lavender, each 67c ANNOUNCEMENT Toilet Goods I am prepared to do your plumbing and heating jobs. Friday and Saturday, Palmolive toilet soa p, 6 bars for .................. .......... .. : ..... ...................................... 25c Forham's Pebeco, Pepsodent or Ipana tooth paste, n tube (limit two tubes) ........... J .................................. 37c CotY'fl L'Origan face powder, box.......................... 79c Phone 16112 Satisfaction Guaranteed Special ValueaSecond Floor ARTHUR F. DRYER 11 South Johnson One lot of crepe-de-chine teddies, very special, a garment .............. .. ..... ............................ ...... .................. $2.98 One lot of crepe-de-<ihine step-inl'l, a garment... .$2.98 One assortment of sJip-over gowns, assorted style!!, special ............. ... ......................................................... ,$1 One lot of s lip-over gowns, each ........................ .... 79c .all Come Today and h~lp. 'I' cele~rate Our 37~h Anniver.,ry ~1~~~mll~~~m~ gont ('IIlBRes ot tho a ncie nt ln~~ world wlnne l' In lwo eonrel'"nro indo"r nnc1 O\lt<lOOI' meetR, OM National Col· legln.to nfrulr nm1 In Ihe Cnmouff In· tornatlonnl . two·mllo CI'ent :.II the Ppnn l1elnys. )~(Jllals )~:l~t~ MI ThUll Phelp's best winning In<100l' time a8 Il freshman was 10:~4 fi.lO. In his 80pho1l101'C ycar he cut lhls to 10:07 7.10 and l.'1st season 11 C lI'as cO'N1lted '1~th 9:~9 8.10. TUs plWllomenal lime at lhe co nCerenco mert llto't week was {nsiN' thnn that fill 0 e IeI' tllC DI . g 'rCn 01" ens tel'M IntercoIleglate outdoor ('hamlllon· Cinc,1 10 the two·mllo nlono tOI' hc Ilns 1V01l tho Individual C,·ORS·COUIl· t.ry championship of lho nl~ ~'en ror tl10 pust l as t [ n II ma kl ng wot ycnl'R, thc best time In Ihe hlstol'Y or tho I'Ull . lie eon /'lIn Il milt- under 4:2fi Illso alld ',hl~ 11'lnt('l' wns hlgll point mn.n of Iho Towll. tenm In lIl0 WASHINGTON I Mud File Petition for Degree Before March 31 A II F<t.u<ients who l':XIII('('1 10 rl'erlv(1 tll elt· <It-gr<'e" rlt the convocation on .Juno 9, must mn.ko nllp llrlltlon fOI' Il hy Slttul'{]ay, Murch 21. The aJll1l1cntton mllst bo accom· panlc(] hy fl ten dolln.· gr,"l· lIRtion fcc. Tho l'rg-lstr'Ol"A offipo re· l1ol'lR that ullleRs the oJl)lllr::v lion I~ mnell' hy tho IlI)(lvO (lnto I hel-C is lik ely tn hI' Mllll' <Ielay In g)'nntlng tltll r1rg,·i'<'. To Br~g You Home Let the Yellow Cab your escort at night, Coroner Gl'ves MI',take as Cause of War Hero', Death l.OH A NO gT,ES, Mill'. 1R (A 1"')'"'"mnnl' \ ,. 1,'I'onl,, Nalleo nllllOllnCnd ~ lIel'o tonIght following on nutopsy 011 tho hoely of Snm Drohen, known In two hl'm lHl1h('res too' his dlll'o <lrvllrl rs OA n soltller of fOltllnc, Ihnt Ilw [l1('t ll" ORq u Oghlln g mllll ramo til ill" Mill h IOHl Sundny It" n. rrHlllt o~ mr<lI('IM ",'rl'oneouHly" nilnllnls· It'I'~<l nl Iho ornc'o of DI·. Wnltet HI' m. An Itlfluesl will ho held to· l?Ollowlng oro the chatrmen sel ect . ed by Sl(lff nnd CII'clo to arrs ngo (or group meetlns~ of each cl~pnrt· Illcnt o[ personnel serl'lce: I Joul1lO.lI~m, Velma Critz, J3 of Iowa City; DuslnC8s, Huth JTon<1!ey, <':1114 or Cedar nrul)lld~: Social ScI'· vlee, F:(hl{L 'VeslerRtl'om, A3 of Mrtd, l'lel ; FI no ArtA, Wllhelm.lna Crimm, A~ of l owl). Cllty: Education, Phy' Rlcal )lJelucntlon, Homo Eca.. l~lem· en IIII'y, .1'-!I1tth TOl'nell, A4 or Pllol I\lolln<1; Jllgh Schonl. J'l'orossIQnal, Lfl \\' . Medicine, Eat hel· VIm Clcn.vo, A~ ot Jow!\. Cit)'. ~!Rmi~!'ff'~~~Mi~~~~!I!ii~'mi~'i.I§i~mW~";i~fi~~~m."i~fi~!R.f~Rf~~[£U~t'j~~!fi!8i!!!1i'lN~~ I :1 .~ ' EV · g V11 -t Sa turday ",,~~l~ :orrSl y ij I~ 'iO!ll~ 1! J ! , __- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . - - - - - - - - -- - - _, / ~ eotiIIion BaIIroom, Sat., March 21 st i ;' not l eave after taking a pairon home till he or slle i s safely in the house. I PHONE 25 ,ntllow CaD Co. Dow ro 800d Your WaD • Call 290 or 291 .l. Ads!n at 6:00 P. M. Will be Published the Mall your Ad with explelt tnltruOt!Oll8 Alld a check or Dloney order to cover lbe In.erllon. desired. Minimum Cbarge of 80 Cents For Eaeh Ad. BUSINESS AND PROFES- FOR RENT-HOUSEKEEPSIONAL DIRECTORY ING ROOMS W.AN'I'ED- SAu:sr,ADY AT TII.JS college for Mnry II \lI se drp~"MI m"de to mpuSlIre. Oood PIlY. Snmhl t's fllrnl ~hNI fr o. Writ e Mnry L<lulso, [OWl. AVJ.1l. 123 1.-2. a LARGE 1"lemlnG' llI(lg.• Des MOin~8, Iowa. DRESSMAKING furnished rooms t or Il&'ht houae· TIMCfllmS-WANTJO:O nAii:Y-:-NO ..hnrgc unl~R9 Illnc~d . Central DRESSMAKING, nElMODI'JLlNG I<eelling. Phone 1421. 0.1111 nlala Mewlnlr wllll~ed. "~oae FUflNIl'lIlED nOO~IA FOn LTC:IIT 'r"IlCIIt'rR Agency, Norway, l own, . Red 22G3. h'luse'ke"llln l(. ~2G S. (,lIntnll . 1'110,,.. 2011. WANTEIl RAIR GOODS WJlN'j'IW TO BUY CLOTHES ANO HAm OOODS MADEl UP. !L\RGARsho~" . 1\ 1.0 rp)lalr ahoos. 21 K ColLOST AND FOUND et Baacbnngel. 6 MUI. avo. 14U. 1('1( '. Ph o/l o J 79a. I,AND SCAPE OATIDNER I? 0 U N D -- GT.t\SSE8 A NO ACARI". OWN lmS lilA Y FOR SALE HAVI·] HA.Mm BY CAr.f"INQ AT hl M. (lA.nT.OCI( DATI.'{ IOWAN OI,'FIOE. l.ann"calJO t:1l1"l11J~r HtlIl,lInl( lin II l1rn.,lIng FOR SALE r. ST - AN ELfllN WTl ITfoJ r.or,n Phon e H od a4 11 ",rIMt. wmoh, hUlid ~ltuol\('.I. b.,- Vi ctrola in good condition. lw('t n P"{,HlIyt{'rlllll rh \l1"rh urn' CUI· ... LAUNDRlIllI $15. A b:\I·gain. Phpne riCI' IInl!. CI!U 2HO~. llolVfll'Il. WANTIilO: ST(lD I'lNTS LAUNDRY WJlI~-r WA'rf"lT, J1~~-:-E-N-O-I-,n 236<1-W. and mending. Onli (or 1111tl dp,llver./ld Rulllcct' 11111/(. ul1ll !luNdl ","I U:u,at reasona.ble charge•. »110n8 3tli'220. IltcW.. Inltlflls II. U. J.'. OIl Itr' k. I'hone 2640. AUTOMOBILES WANTED: WASfIINOS, Jt(!d 2021. 1 " fiTA lt ilLrAP1W nrAMONn eLUS- FOR HM,l~- 1 92~ FOHn nOAD::lT' ter ring IORt. H"lI'lU·d. 'Ill! 2281i. • or, Rlnrter', drmOllnlnhlo rim », /:'0011 cOIHlillun. '!'Mm" ,60.00 dnwn , IG.O O LOLA CJ.ARK lIITOfllllLL, ll. D. I,O,~T-JI 'lW"LIi)n HIf;M1\ l"U PIN. 111'" mon th. Phone 2304 W . flownI'd. Phone 1076. (t'ronounoed Mile) 20 1-S ~Ulh OllnA CfmVllOT.B'l' SEDAN' t923 MoD. P I lA S N R~8 0 U CO"".. IIX. DeW'.-W. &I~ RENT ROOMS FOR AdverU"" 1(lr It :MOl!t l'Mple are t~nfg~a~ondth~urgIVA~r t~~~ ~Olt\::~ nnll Bome lost nrllclo. ~ 9-REAL A R T I S T S - 9 · from .J.YIl T&RRACE GARDEN9-Davenpor' I Change in BALLROOMS THIS WEE~ ONLY .. _ I _ 1!fJim~~!&i!rmr.Mi!f.~!!N~~;Mi!~~r.!§jm!I.i!Iii~!§j~!Jj"m.ra,,!JIi!Ij!r~!Ci~!fi$~!Ci~~~ r. Ilt~~ ('~~:~~r o~ ~Irl~tr~' pnd ~t.~I~~(et!001 UPHOLSTERING AND RItlPAlltlN of nil 1<ln(\8. Wo r egln the oott rnatr(\~8o, urod make thll. lilfA nnw One any I rvl e Sptln .. and ma~r'~8eel T)lade t~ Cdra'. 'vllie Doddln&' Co., InterIJrbaa BtaUOII bulldln •• l' Mne JOn :1• ot your old o'?'!er. I." HAULINO; ASUES AND RUBDI" wanted to h&lIl. Call 81ao1< FOn J(OM~. ~orlly 11Ou80) _ eXIlI'I'IClired- mu Ht j mOITe c..Ic08 oJId I'ltlj, 1'1101111 1840." ROOM APAnT-II,., I'Il'nl, d('I'tnllnhh" hnl'(I 00(1 nIt· NTRf)' OO'O'."I)UI. Phone j1/J~1l 01' IIced nOI "pply. L'hollQ Wto hAUl.' ~wn~ AND nUB 8" FOR RENT-APARTMENTS A,TTl{ACTIVl'l DI:C'knl:I'3ea;r "'ol- PERSONALS ,~IU _. Followlnl Mornin,. ONN IIELl' WANT 1m nnon or ('venlng . 1\ r,AnOlil NATIONAIJ C'ONC'lmN ;, FUltNJSIJ1'lD nOOMB FOrt RElNT hila " ~tl l~ndlll opeliing rill" 11 MluI' fill' mono 328 JJrown It l'bGne Jled dent of ol'j{anl.llI~ olll1l1y . 1'1119 • 3019 . o(lonlnl-r provlde~ immedlot Illlrl tim ill ,I "ll1llluytllent ltlltl full tim ' for tho " OOUJ3Llil nOO~t FOn MElN BTU- Hum mel' wit h It l1hunoo CO!' llcrll1On ~I d ent •. 2at N. I.tnn .treet. rtcio,i~n.n{r~~tr~~of,I'I~llg~llo~;,dn~~lIlIY I __ DAILY IOWAN WANT ADS PAY BATEI ODe or two daYlI, 10 cenl. per line each day. Three to flTe days, 1 cent. per line e8(lb da,.. SIx daye or lonlrer, 6 ceu~ per line eacb da,., Count five wordJ to eaob lin 6, Every word la 6t1.Qh &dvertlsnlen t must be counted. ~~~ IF()HInfol' matlonOilcIlll'I'W()30~5Oml..R ; FOR In th o IIner- bOLD' CO'AST ORCH" E$TRA . WANT ADS ~ B~;r.!~edr"~ne lim. !filii featuring NO VAMITY FRIDAY rule of this com- pany that its drivel's shall ~,; ~AP:V;JlI~:y:C~~u~Rt~·EW'~WrTf~oi1,~f~A'·0·'RJ~N~ " ,::~~~::;:~,::::::~""ANO . t'P:lm~~~::::~:o:~W" Will . a It is be c:~T~h~c~p~r:o=w~e:~~o~r~P:h~c~I~~~I!s~n~o:l~C~o=n~.~======~==;===~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ____ N]. nCluW 12,000 yea1'S a~o. 'rhe Dible Journalism: represented by Fred I,y m(mns of zodlnlphahy, may now Lnzoll or the school of JournaUism . M Is~ Bett~ Direeils W (Irks he rnrlde to "lIvenl many ~ec"ct". re' Miss Betts has heen recommended Ilginus and hl slo~lcal, which have hl lhel'to heen lodl~d In hooks. loy the National "oentlonnl Head · Ho alsl' Ill'Clnl'rel thllt J ~ I'ne l hllH IlUartcrA ot New York for the "up' n. history going l;oc'l, 6,r.OO yea,'", ('rv[sion or vocn.tlonal guidance Into n. "N'ioe] Whell ItM hig h 1"'loRlA , \Ynrle nmong tho CO·cdR or COrlll.'1i as I'cvea lel's ot 'lho my!lterieA of College where this brnnc h o( wo1'11 heaven, wel'e mol'c u(lvoncecJ In somo l\nR (01' !lOme limo beon a part or tl,o hl'lInrhell or Ilst"onomy than lhe regular srhool currIculum, ot· stnr·gazers of toc1ay. There have {fl·cel ond req uh'od of evel'y wom ' hern fun(\n .men til I orl'O I'S In the I'on· rtn atui!ent. lIer l~lk will Ill! of an Insplrn.. (]cring I)y E/(Yl1tol giHtS of some of Iho carlie"t Inscl'lplioll~ tound In Uonnl nature and tllo J·emalnclCl· or J;;gYJlt, ho Ho l(l . the pl'os-rnm willi be In the nature Zo(lIueul cmhlrms I eCnrl'Hl trillol or II. l'OIl1lcJ table discussion In whlc11 or hrotherhood Rl'mllolR. From thol'o thoso Int.N·ested In each profeslllon the" IIOn,"lrIO \"rlt·tnn Cllal·ncto,·. or '" ,'~ ,.. a. ",II! he given Ule ollllOrtllnlly or ml'1l l'elll'CHl'ntlnl-\' lin Wen. to ho. hCl'ol'lllng bOlter acqunlnted willI como IntO'· in IlllCrrel form II. Ic,tlor t hrll' profession. or Ihe rllnclpl'I1 grup hlr sYRlem. i'ltUlll'fli Chuu'Ulen -;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;:;~~~'~n~or~'~·O~ I'~·.=--==:::: = __ _ __. _ SEE WINDOWS Read the want ads in this issue, a. p lace WATCH FOR MISS I ~ J cell I Excellent fitting, we)1 made percale shirts, collars attached. All li ght, attractive colors . Sizes-14 V:J to 17, very speciaJ.. .......................................................... $1.37 " Lion nllhotlg-h he hU H Astronomy Once a Religious Science, Prof. Getsinger I Men'. Shirts ~ In a<ldlllon ho won hi!! tl,·"t hill' !'ClCC in his lwo :-'('ClI'8 ot eom lleU· Carthage College President to Talk at Student Rally New Spring Coats and Dresses capnclty l1I'ovement of exactly C1 9·10 sec· omlR over his beRt imiDO" pel.tor. manco as a freshman In 1922. ""I'l, Don't Have Your Friends Wait Up CELEBRATION Play conference Indool' "CCOl'O hy I'unnlng .... the distance In 0:32 6·10 ot .c,van· ston IMt week, he showed an 1m. I,u'n thlllA'H Wille Ollen tor rea.l foot · hall when the call Is ansWered Sell' tell11>~1' 1 G. With hut fOUl' ronlerenre gamel!. lI,e w"Rtern trip Is burl, In the minds or many o[ the nMI1II'ants and they Ill''' h,,"lnnlng to r('nlizo that .1his, .. I~ the lime to hel(ln mol<ln" reser· ., vatlon~ If Ih~y Inten<1 10 It'avc l Into I he 1''''<1 of tho TrOjan". 'I'he spl'lnA' I1I'actise, or courso, Is lhc Im l100' lal1t thing just now, with I he I(nmes next (nil to he lullon ns Ihey come. il.'lllll'c1ny 11I'1n g. IIllla mOI·~ jn tho (emu; herol'(' l hry t 111' 11 n wily fOl' the 81I1n mOI·. WilY of reHt just now thun the weel<· The cnl'iy U·n.lnlng IH mniling Its cnds wll! next fnll, rOr 'oach lng· 'mprint on the stylc in which the w("'scn has heen holding procUses Jllays al.·c helng I'lln off nnd should Six dllya' a weell. Haresfoot Club to Present '''Ivan Ho!" Opera in Davenport I s ,,'hon Hnrold 11. PheIJl~. Rtor 10' wa two.mller Rhnttel'ed the westo,," 'fhe T1awlu.'Yl' football l'1l1ll]1I1atcs Icc)lt up t hE'll' 1)l'e·setlROn HII'lIgg les In~t IIlght with a hn I'd )11'o('tI~e on Iowa Field. oCtcr hl'lng heM hacll [01' It dny by bad we~lh~I ·. 'I'lop nwn w(,nt thl'Ollgh n hnl'el ell'llI (\1\ line 1I1oys . ,,11th nothing hut \\,l1l'1n weal her to termlnnte the l"'artiMe Meason, C'o:1.('h In,:;wersen hu.~ Jlnt ,Iepitled how lon~ the wOII,out~ will con· tlllUC, hut Ihco'C I" much to Il1dl· ('ate thltl the ~1'ldMlN'R will have fOOllJ:l1I well wClI'kNI InlO t1WII' sys· Fa('ulty I() llisband A <'Iran, fn~t ..."!l lllo that pl·ovl~· " NI tln·11I nrtco' . thl·1l1 tn Ihe n\lll1or· OUR S()c<' trltors gr.ve the CI'owd whnt thry hOI] Jleell wnltlnA' on to,' pnst YCIlI'S; whnt. 1\ tonner player ond 11011' a ('o::wh roul.1 ,1o nr.;-Illnst hiM <lunl meets with fOUl'1 e~n poinls to '1 n< a el'O.lc1 " 'ngnel' won [I'om llrot(,gees. • his cl.('(lit. " :Htel' In .... nut for l e~s thn.n Emil Trott iJy a decision in I : l i i .wOI·I< '" Hhtp mal'les Inst spring and cqunlled ] Or;-Charl ~s Van EPl1s 1I'0n f .. nll) n week tlw Jl('wly OI'll'anI 7.E'(1 (n.c II I·, eel to hy t,h o Algmll. NU In n.n nt· the limo of Tlhbetts or llarvartl, I'·J (1\'(> won thl'1o' Ol'st Vic-tory nil'] lemllt to Il eep (lown tho llnal scoro. wlnl)er or thc enRlel'n In(lool' titl Ca lvin J,ny by foo·feil. , llli-Fl'nnklin Everolt . \von f"om WI! \I'ill I'N'P (llll' re('ol'el N~nll I,y Sumlllllr)' Ihls winter. Allen Harlh hy u [:111 In 1:25. dll',han\lil)!( nOW'," saiLl Hollie \v1l· 11'llrUl!y (~~) Sigma Nu (~) 0" the oulcloOl' II'Cl<'lI. the How. ]~r.-Vil·gll nower~ won from 1;:<1 1I1111ls nrtel· tho gO 111(1. JUrj,,, I·t flmlth1ke)'e 1':111. 9:47 6·1 0 all a [I'eshmnn, Mrl."tI~hllln hy n fall In : 1:1. ,\II SI,u's Wfl'l J1'iwllliy I.in(,lIfl \'01-:111 It Rwnn~y 19 iG O as a SOllholllOl'e on,1 0:48 !HO 13:;-Mor'lon Kosel' won trom C'llvr Pont1mll, !J:lHllctl,all, '''Id 1,a.'l{~",11 m<'sl'lf'I' !l lIan('o!'kl last illwing. He h:!R s~veral tlmcs Campl)ell by a fall In 4:1. e'o:,ehes with "Doc" Fiesel r rom· Ingwersen rgo McNabh I'tln CIOiiC to 9:40 hut on eneh of tllese "Ivnn Ho!" Ihe Iwent)'·scventh J4!i~Ol'land BOl'el' won fro 111 I)osed the tenm Ihat (]ethroned the \Villiams Ig Cleveland loccaslons his time was made when allnun l pro(lucllO/l of the J1lll'esfoot ("'Ill~e hy n. tnll In 4:0fi. i ~ham))lons. ' :I'iII ln.",. "'ns II. "tn,' Rubstl(utlonR: EvnnR (01' Smllth, placIng lJehln<l the winner and so cluh or the l'lllvCI'"llY of 'VIR~(\n. f,nthl~te In Ihl'cO RJln!"t" al " ':'SCOIl ' I'll.cwa!"t for ITllncocl<, Ahell tor II'.". ." not official. . I Hi8-llert NelHon WOn from "0)' r "0 sIn, will IJe presente,] in the ,)(,\\, nl 1I11nt~I ' hy a fall in 4:50 sir. while In)::w 1'._en fTllnye'! thl' Clevolnnd . \1'h'll will he his oulliool' rceord "'Ime Ih,'ol' b"nlHl" or nlhlci!(,A nt Pipit! goa ls: Flesele!' C, JIicll s 4. ' ' . )\{Monic lIuc1itol'lul'll :,t Dn\'l'llpOI'I, 17'1-.lohn HnbN·ts won fl'om tills !llwlnA' hI a lIIall('I' of conjec· 1IIInol.. Vogf'1 3, Ingwersfln I. Swnnr.y 2. tur'O IJul lluthOI'lIll's IJcliev(' that he AIlI'lI'. '1'11(\ HUI'f'"fllol 1'11111 I" "·lI1)· .rnmes P~nl'"on Ill' a fnll In ],:0:;. HII'i<1f WII. nil rllnr~l·pn('o gll.WII PI'~O \IwOW9: HI leI! ~, Wllllnms will endlln"er' the nf« Tell mal'k "o~<'<l ('nlil'ply "f 'IIrl1, 11110 1Tpn.Jywplght-l\1ul'l'.... y P.ollinson " ~ anel I"...~);etb'tl\ ('aptnln of l"wlL'" 1, FI~"Qlcr I. oC 9:27 made on tho lown t"nc ll hy Y{-I\I' wl'lte, 8tllg,'. :Inll Inlel·I,,·!'t :l won fl 'om )[el'hel·t Ipy loy decision l'!'I'Bonal fOlll s: Hicks 1, It.'l.Il· nathbun of Ames In 1022. 11lI ."k<'lhll ll t!'lllll wht'n ho W:H III light opel'a or hUI'I!'"'tue filling III nil In 3:60. . "ellOnl . VOA'el nlilO hac! eXl1el'ien l'c rork ~. Clcvelond 1. HMerel': Coach ,Jacohson (Iowa). WillS Nillt, of Seventeen the femme I'oles, A comllany of on llllnolR' leams whell he was In Refl'rco, Souchel, ·(Iowa). Tlmo Running seventeen two·m lle races, eighty with s llecln l o,'e'heAII'Il Is school. PleRcler WI\S !'esel've cenle" of l1erlo<ls. seven min:utes. PIWllls hns won nine of them. Six making the spdng h·lll. on the Town tenm in lnI5.1r.. of nine dual meet evets have be~n Although not hrNlklng into Ihe won and he has twice been state scOt'in):: rolumll until the final minchampion. In the con(crence Indoor, ho hns pla('ed I hlt'd, second, and fil'st, respectively since ]923 and In t ho JlI~ Ten outdoor alTllir ho h us Dr. Harvey D. HOOl'cr, president (Continuell trom rage 1) heen twice fourth. TllO Hawkeye ot Cnrthage College, Carthage, Ill.. <'nlee] hy C"tl1~rlne 1I1cC'artney, anel was firth In his pet cl'('nt at tho will oddl'e~" I he l.utheran studenl8 dramatics by Helene Dlnt/ner. 1~~:1 National Collegiate, wllh'h • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • or tllr ITnlvel'.,lly anll theil' t.-Ienc\.q )~ducnt lon: Physical C(]Uclltlon, mrel Wrt.'1 al)nndollllctl Ingt yenr In :It n rally it"'] HUPII€I' (0 be h Id r"presenlc(l by EI11Aheth Hulsey, favor or Ihe OlymJl lc I "'al~. nt Youc\e's Inn on ilun<lny evening, A new shlJl was launched in the henrI of tho del1arlmont of physl · March 22 . 'rhls IR thE' third of lhe sen ot archeao logy when Edward C. oal e<luration for women; home ec· JIe was third in tho two·mile 1 Rel'les ,0C addresses which is being last Gotslngel', astl'onomer Rn{l searcher onomlcs. represented by Frances speclol at the Penn Heinl'S NOTICE! ~Iven und~r the allspices of the ot antl~ultles, outlined the princlp' Zulli. protes-wr anel head of the de· Apt·11. To make the Amerlcnn Luthera n Student s Assoclntion. Dr. les ot "Z9dla lphaby" In II meeting I1l\rtrnent of home economicS; ele· Olympic team In lhe fi,OOO meter The. Real SiIIl IIns i!'I'y l\I ills of Hoover's nd<1res.~ will tollow immc(l. ot the Argnnaut cluh :rt the Unlvcr' mentrlry school eduoa.tlon. represent· run. which Is )90 l'a nl~ over threo fnitiltllftllo1is orrers full lime SUIll· lately artel' l'he BUllJler amI the Hity of Soulhcrn Callrornla. ne ad by Maude lIf.cRroom of tho <10 ' miles, he placed first In lhe section Iller employment in theil' natiollol short ]lrogl'am which will ho given Rtnted thal he cou1l1 trllce the orls-1I1 IlMlment ot educallon, nnc1 high trial s at Iowa City and was second sales orgflllizntioll. A SIlII'llIlid OIlIn l'onneellon therewIth. of twenty written langUages f,·OIIl Achool education, represented by In tho final racc at Cnmbrlclge, pndllnity /0 men Re ";lIn sly illlel" President lIool'er is n. represcntn. Ihe signs ot the 7.odlac, SOYS the l~rancM Camp who is In eharge ot 1\1 ass. At the Internlllional games estell in sn"uller worll, }\I)I)ly live of the UnltNl !"uthcrnn Chm'ch New York \\'odd. the hUI'eau of I·(,eommendn.tlons o( In ParIs. the Iowan was eliminatRooll1 401 ,krrrrs"n IInll'l tll(lay ot Americ.ll. MI'. Cetslnger's findings Pl'OVO(l tenchou. ed In a trial heat won I)y the In. (II' I his ('veiling. t11n.t IIAII'onomy WIlS II. re ligious bl P Socinl service: Yet to lJe arr:mg· compn I'a 0 na vo Nurmi. .u- Our 37th Birthday \It , Wllllttms was by frtr the best olltRtandlng plnyer on the court hl'('nklng up the mallY pluYK ot the Sl~ Nus hefore tll ey wel'e wei! un ci· eO' WII-Y. " li e W~9 here, there nnd overYwh~I'e, " sale1 J ohn Hancock, ('ommentinr.;- o.n Williams' type of Illflyln"r. ll(('k~ ...,ielle!er. ~tJlth SC'orqr., lT~ck8 anel F;'iesel&r mp (l. close rncc t o,· scori ng bonors with ,11 !lend 13 markel'lf Il'o,rnereil. floReler afl· er jumpll'll' ;at centllr went 19 tho fOl'wn I'd Ilos ltjon whero he SiJ llPPfI In sp~erll l sleepers when 1)111 SIll' Nu g'unr,ls were ,1rl1.wn out (rom \In'\C,· tho basket. Aftcr tho r;nmll, Hanrock admit· teel. " f cov\lre<1 the floor In ~rnnd Hawkeye Gridders Rounding idto Fin'e Early Season Form Wjth flat'd YforJcouts 001{ W"NTl!JD 'r CO(lI( 1:-1 SO. WANTmD - onDE~s Ii Official Student Paper University of Iowa " .. 'I'aLBPBO NB W I 3 Petitions Filed in Clerk's Office rr Consider Divorce Case, Requests for Judgements 0 Of Til rce court Benda's Jacob New Postal Rates Go Into Effect on April 15 ; Money Orden Are Affected Mail at tbe fourtb class will In- All post cards other than governmental will be two cents c1ude all whlcb Is at present third after this date . Money orders will and fourtb c\asaes over elgbt ounbe somewhat higher and there II.re cos In weight. In addlUon, a .er· '" t vlee charge of two centll wtIl be I f th pe U t ons or e ouay erm to be changes In the ratea effect· were flied In County Clerk made for eac b parcel coming In the Ing tblrd and fourth ci-a • • matter new tourth class. eltceptinc those office: originating on rural ro utes. J. Secmuth vs. Eva See. and parcel post. muth , asking for divorce on the Tales of "Big Gyclone" of 1859 Recalled By News of Disasters in Illinois Tornado A new rate at poslnge Is sched u· [or each two Dunces up to tbe mIlX-' led to &,0 Into elTect after April Imum elgbt ounces. fifteentb. ThIrd class mall will now Incl\lde Money orders will ulso be rat ed wha t wall formerly third and fourth on 0. new baals. For ordeu not grounds ot deser tio n a n d the CUll' t ady of a minor son: carrie Draker claesos up to a weight ot eight oun. VB. lho MclAughlin brothers, J ames cos. Tho ruto on thIs l ynn at P08' ... am1 Joseph, askIng judgment against defendants for $700 ,,1th 8 pel'OOnt tage wlll be one ana one half cente Intcres t from August 20, 1928, costs for two ounccs. An cxceptlon will and allorney's fees; and F. I". SIebe made In the calle of books, cat· vens vs. J oseph Wall, plal ntlff ,de· I aI cent In. Ogs, secd s, b ul b8, root8 anu,. pants Inllndil' ..~ •'803.43 \vlth 8 ,..... ..... tel' st from January J', 1926, costs. which will be tuken for one cen t exceeding $2.,0, tho rates '11'111 be five cents; tor those coming be' t','een '2 50 a nd 'u ••'-n cents • . . , _n . For amounts up to 'SO there is to 00 /l. two to three cents Increase. be 'SO d All orders comIng tween an $100 w 111"'"" on a new ra t e 0.• t wen· ty cents which la a sllgbt decrease. '1Im~""lIIm~llIIlllllllllllllI mllllll mlll~llmllllm lllll~lmlllllllmlllmmlllllll111111111111111111mll l1 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111~mlllll1l~~.II~~I~IMlmmllmmool Finer Clothes for Your Money In Our New Customers' Drive- wagons runnIng o\'er 0. plank worker on a farm near town, had rood. one rumltllng and conUn uous 0. short stake driven Into his back 1'001'. by the sudden torce of tbe "'ind, The first observation of the ef· and died 0. few days later as are· feets of t he storm came from a man sult of the wound. A tenant on who was suddenly overtaken by Its tbe sarno farm had his a1"m broken f Cury a. Ollie or two nOI·th of town. and recovered consclousnesij somePoatoffice HaDdles 3,000 He reportl'd that he wa~ almost torn time later. three quarters ot /l. mile from 1-he Raddle, and that both ~c trom horne. prostrate upon 0. ml\Laundry Every Week and hIli hOl·ae wero finally thrown road trackl to thc grounll wbere they both r eo A contl.nuons stream of la un· A number oC persons were kill d main tl unconSCIOUs for some lime. Th storm crossed tbe rIver about by falllng raIters. trees, and build· dry gabs. cr ushed 01' n ew, clea n or tor n, "I'd smeared 01' readl· two miles below the city brInging Jngs, but ~rho.P9 tbe most ser l lous 10511 by dea~h came at t he ble, total Ung a lmost 4,000, [Lre to take a heavy loll fl'om th e clll· tCI·,.lblc damage to homes ot settlei'll, 8enl out by the local postofll e h m • J 0 Bc hoi ~ ·' -. As In 0 e 0. ess rry '" or a argo zens a f you ng I 0\\'0. Cit y. A t abe u t Ibell· "~'OIIS and orchn IIWI number had gathered for refuge and each week to every part of lhls 6 p.m. 0. black cloud. jaggl'd, and most cyclonic stories, a number of state, and to almost every other broken , like un Invcrted cone, seem. strangc fl'eaks wero fo und later. temporary shelter. The stOMl at Ila stute In the co untry. Most of ed to attach Itself to the cartb with A plolV lying In tbe furrow was height c\Cslroyed tbe building, bury· these bags are maUed during lho great rapidity. TllO noIse from this dlscoverl'd with 011 the wood strl pped Ing boneath the debris, 0. number !alier part of the week In order cloud Ie said to have resembled h oo· from lhe "·on. A. M. McCoy. a · at famllics. Including t he owner. to mako th e regular Monday -===---:==============~============= wash. Eacb year brIngs a n InCl'easo over tho number o[ bags llanol· Air PllOes ed In previous years. In 1923. f1yiq Service uccordlng to 0. report from Whot· s tOIlO '•• ~he tota l number rnailed Airmail servIce was resumed 'l'wO poun<18 at ralmont! No more, (or the year was 7,600. Since today after the i'egular mall no less. I1ml one hall of this appor' that time, the number 11IIs se Ill' planes failed to leave Iowa CIty 110nmcnt must be In shoes. "But r creucd tbat the lWerage for each last n ight due to a,tmospherlc must budget my expenso and time, month l.B more than 2,800 from conditlonll In the Great Lakes cut out the extra calories," walls this one Slutlon. Tho regular fl ying tho Iowa co·ed. "and, now to be , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.J' IIChedule WIUl reeumed by tbe compelled to welgb thll clothcs I arrIvIng wCDr-well. that's too much." Bap Two Pounds of Sheer Silk to Comprise Women's Costume for Summer Wear Reaume Jury Returns Verdict After Two Hours Deliberation NcvcrtllelcsR, If she Is to be rank· Ilmollg' the. fashionable this Kummer, accol'<lIng to Urs. Carolyn of School of ReH,ion T. Radnor Lowls. representatlvo ot Jollu Cox, proprIetor ot a pool _.1 Sp Camous New York allk house who hall on South Cllnton street, was at nia.a to eak ere appAarA.' - ....... IlcCore the Fasl,lo n Art founa gullty of maintainIng 0. II· League held In Chicago recently, the quor nuisance at that place by the JOSOPh C. Todd, doan of tb In- Iowa co·ed wlll travel IIgbt this trial j ury early lallt evenln" .. atter diana. school ot religIon at B loom. Bummer. twO hours dellberatlon. lngton, Indlann, wlU speak at the 'fho Hllken summer ensemblo 0.8 Thc jury reUred at a few anln· Christian church, Sunday, Unrch 22 gIven hy MI·s. Radner·Lowls weIghs utes before G O'Clock yesterday at both tbe 'mOrn ing nnd evening u.s lollows: afternoon to consider tbe evidence Olle stop·ln, two ounceS. and tho facts of the ca.ee as brought One hl'nsslcl'e, ono ou nce. out by the' county attomey, Ed. L. lIla morning BubJect wlll be "Tho Olle p,1l1' of shoer hose, two oun· O·Connor. a.nd E. A. Duldwln, coun. Law of the Cross" und that of tho ees. sci tor the defendant. and tbey reo evening "Tho Position ot Josus on Cown, six ountes. turned tbo verdict sbortly betoro Internatlonul Rclallolls, Labor. and Hilt, fI vo ounc('~. 8 o'clock last evenIng. the Raco Question ," ShorR, one pound The jury was comprlsod ot: EUith Dean Todd comes to thIs clly ltH Weight RhaJi 1>0 taken fL'om b · Stovcr. Clarence Gallagher, Albert Uhc uniVersity secre tary or tho low the kn e anll a,lded to the neck Duel(, Anthony Doutch, Nellie Mur. board ot DiscI ples of Ch,'lst In or· !I.ml arm, lor sleovos shall be long phy, F. II. Dondorc, Wosley KIIller to secure the 9OOpcraUon of tbo and high Docks wlll be In vogue. lterger, Carl Roup, "Vm. O. E. Ualverslty with the propoaed school "The knees will bo vIsible." con· WJcso, Cecil Albright, Mrs. Ingen. tlnued Mrs. Radner·Lewls, "Drcsses Isoo Stovcr. and Rose Barer. Flvc al'C meant to cover the knee, but members at this jury sat on the II hen the fashionab le woman sl ta jUl'y whIch rccently heard tho same down her I{necs w ill be well In the two a ttorneys In action on the No. 10regroun<1." vak case. She I' fabrics lI uch lUI cl,l«ons, John Cox will .recelvo bls sontence voiles, Ilnd georgeltc8 will bo worn from Judge R. O. Po})bam on Maroh on Ill! occasions." she 6ald, "And 25. SIx baH pint boWes ot a lcohol Ihut account!! fOl' the extl'cmely and u largo number of empty bot. light weIght of this summer 's a t· tillS, neti ed In 0. raid by local polleo til' ." 011 bls place of business soveral ------weeks ago, formed tho main ov!· I /lOIlCO from which t ho jurors nrrlv· ed De... We sincerely believe that our store containl the choiCe3t asaortment of fine Iclothes ever shown in this community- ali the new styles in bright spring fabrics are here. We're out to get 1000 new customers with these un.. usual values. 1 COASTS' " Daytime II • Selling Time Each day ends at midnight, not a noon. The calendar isn't wrong, The morning newspaper is better fitted, naturally, for an adequate and balanced presentation of the news•. The same factors that make the morning newspaper supreme as a purveyor of news, also give it superiority as an .' advertising medium. The morning advertiser appeals to the woman in die'home at very hour when she is planning her day'. pU1;chaaes. There is no time-gap between reading and buying. He open his store doors at the breakfast table r Shimek Remembers Chapel Period of cd at their decisio n. Fifty Years Ago Face Patches, Rage PI'Or. ]Johumll Shimel" ot tlto <Ie· of Ea.t, Expected purllllCllt or botany. recal ls Ithat to Appear at Iowa 11101·0 thn.lt fifty years ago CVCl'Y HtU' d ~nt a ll the cam pu" trudged ovc.· to onomJcs bUilding dally 0110 of tile spl rng complexion UUI" and 118ccnlJN.l tho stairs t.o t he sec· clUcs which may 80011 bo fl~ 1l end floor for il. t\[tcon·mlnute cha,p- IHou nd the camp ull n/lol'lllllg tho co· el ~rvlce. ods' facos Is th o taco patch. Th so F rcshmen weI' much ha.ra.s8ed at ornaments are said to 00 t ho meo thot limo by uppcrcllUl!ll11cn, who III the East. a nd tllo face patc h mn.y I}CrsIKt.cd In lrylng to corner U,e un· bo anticipated. tiIlSI,c<-lIng vlcUms In an efCort to IiCIl th m <' ho leo cha.IICI lI~kets. I Ull dcr th e hea(\ of "Public Wor· Mhl l'" til n. welHhumbod U nlvo,oslty cr.I/LIogue :tor 1.he acaclcmJc yoo.t. ] 71·1872 appeared tl'0 fo llOwing In· tNesting announcement concern ing chapel servIces and Sunday wor· s hIp: "A morn ing uel·vlce not erceedlng Oftccn minutes Is held on every r e· cltaUon day In t he UnIVersity c hap· 01 n.l wh ich a ll 6t uden ts arc rcq ul r· Illl to attend. They are o.lso expect· I to be IJ)r()8ent on tho Sabbath a t one Bel'vl ce at lea.st, nnd a t s uch Illnces as t heIr parenti! or guar· the st udents themselves desire." "If the "ond~ ltCC01110 lJllssable, s pl'U),lng ollCratlons In tb e ol'chllrdl\ wil l sta,·t within two 0" three weeks. Somo pruning has bee n done to th, fruit trees !Jut the "eal work In this department wIll start with t he SI)rnyl ng." "The fh's t sprayi ng a t t ho treea wlll l.to befol'c the leaves have Slart· cd to bud. In this way It Is J)Olto Sible to appl)' 0. heavier coat Of spra)" The lead al'scna te used In tho proccss Is a dead ly 1)OI90n so cure must be used In Its ap IIUca· tlon, lIIl·. H unl MtlIlIalNI thM seveuty. ti m Ilet'cenl of the orchal'tls In tbe county will 00 spmycd this senson, this belnl; an In CI'cu!!O of about tit· tl' I) ..oel1L ovel' last ycal·. The lar. mel'S of Johnson county uro uwak· Ing to thc fact tha t their orchard. may be made to add matorlully to lheil' Income. "In the past . th.e Iowa farmer has neglected his ol'Chard, liere In J oh nson co unty, lho SI)ray service Is on l)' th'·eo years old. Most of tho furluOl's 1)lan to usc 1t this yenr. ] OW/l. grown app les n~ well 118 othel' vnrletles of trult pOBlless Il CIUallly and flavor not surpassed lty lhat grown .any pluce In the counlry. Tho murket, wllh tho In· crense of demand for the sprayed fruIt, has grow n by leaps and bounds. Where in Iowa City H I ~~II~m~llmmll~mmmIlWllllllmlmll~I~llmllllllI11I111111111111111~11II1111111111II11111111mll11111111mlllmmllllllllllll111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111mllll1II1I\1I1I1\m~jll~~IWWlm~mlllllllmllllll 126.,130 Iowa Avenue V)' Cox Found Guilty of Liquor Charge leuon'l policy of giving you the beat poasible Ityle and finest fabrics for your money. .The Daily Iowan "Actlvlll 8 of the Farm BUI'cau hu\'o prnctlca lly censed for the present." stated county UlrCllt Hart· ley lIunt Of tbe l~arm Bureau. "The a lmo~ t Itn()llsslb1e condition oC roods In Ihe rural parts of the county bas forced the Dureau to suspend lis operaUons for tbe present." By Rac heI Haw th orne The prorlmlty of Ibe recen t C:\,, clone In DUnols and IndianA brlngs afresh to the minds of many Iowa. OltyallB storie" of storms of a slm· liar nature which have vlllited Jobn. 8()n county. The most serious of these, perhaps, occurred In tbe sum· mer of lSG9, and wns referred to tor years as tbe "big cyclone." It Is described In old records by eye-witnesses as 0. "whirl-wind and water s pout ot tornado vlolenoo." Heavy clouds on tho so uthwestern borlzon herolded the Btonn destln:d Mail Reca1u nu, q not a sale--it's a deliberate Is Road Conditions Interfere Witli County Farm Bureau Activities I can you purchase Dr. West's Tooth Brush for 45c or Palmolive Shaving Cream for 30c except at White's Consolidated ON COLLEGE ST. Dependable Baking Powder thAt never spoils a baking. It is so easy to work with that you need not be an expert cook to make good, nourishinlf, delicious hot breads, cakes, etc., If ....... RUMFORD. THE WHOLESOME GPOWDER PIa_ " doe, not Affm- k a _ ProportiOfU arc CorrecL ============================================ When you write home -LIFE, ....-.-FlRE--...me .Tornado and Automobilie Health and Accident F~brllll ry 11 of In&rrlcd . Jor money, use S~!!9~P,!SInA It', Permanent Blue-Bladt tmdNlCoIot Disaster stl'ikes someone, somcwhcn:, Qvcry duy- jusL placo. 'Why Not to tQ.\<o tlll Which was Uti lLllluslng s it ~Ie 16 tb! iL did yel!terduy in Southern llliuoil! whelu deut.h and dC/:lt.r uc- Youn &, tlon totaled millions, Guard Againat This " : Iowa . Lan Dy Being Completely Covered by Insurance PrOf. Cha 4~partmont Boyle Insurance Agency We write aU kind8 of insurance wiUt t.ho betLol' knuwn . . and reNltabJe Old Lino Companiol! 614 Johnson County Bank Dldg. Iowa City la tb, ro"r~ I cenlt~ rert IIl"-WI iii Chic.a\, I Ths I$tudl ulIOnl' tho . _.. In A ",n 1IIIrPGlle or &eachlntr an "'ll\allflll