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PAGE EIGHT THE DAILY IOWAN STATE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA Sunday, March 9, 1919 WANT ADS Rate 10c a line or fraction: 20% discount on three or more insertions. Want ads cash in advance. Make your college expenses during your spare time selling our pennants and pillows. For agency write THE COLLEGE FLAG CO. Columbus, O. If you want a man with some executive ability for part time employment, phone Red 955. Students desiring to work an hour or more a day can make wages of more than $1.00 per hour selling America's War for Humanity and Life of Roosevelt. Send at once for free outfit, F.B. Dickerson Co. Detroit, Mich., enclosing 20c in stamps for mailing outfits. FOR RENT- Desirable room for one man, at 604 S. Clinton St. WANTED_To buy any articles of of clean second hand clothing and shoes (for use in Mission work out of the city) must be low priced. Phone 367. LOST- Small leather note book, probably in Liberal Arts Bldg. Return to Iowan office. Reward. 67 UNIVERSITY MEMBERS IN KATCHA KOO PLAY (Continued from page 1) by Lawrence Hartline, Harlan Baldwin, H. Palmer, Dick Treyner, Fred Dressel, and Willard Perry. Veil dancers are: Edna Price, Edythe Saylor, Eula Van Meter, Regina Des Jardine, Elizabeth Dorcas, Esther Graves, Thelma Graves, Margaret Hayes, Norma Thornton, Ora Houser, Elinor Douglas, and Claribel Wright. Anna M. WOlfe of the department of physical education wil give the solo dance. Belgian, Aulde Lang Syne, Sammie, and French choruses will be made up of children from the Iowa City schools. There will be "laddie boys" too, and a Columbian trio of small children. The story of this musical comedy is of the mystery of Oriental fakirism and wizard lore. Katcha Koo is a specialist on annoying folks by standing in some prominent place and refusing to eat for days. At this particular time has chosen a spot in front of the statue of Buddha. Not even the Maharajah, Finally two ingenious Americans secure a suit from the widow of a wizard. Each garment of the suit, a very old one, retains the characteristics of the original owner. The trousers formerly belonged to a Frenchman and are supposed to impart politeness and a desire to dance. A vagabound's shirt supplies carefreeness and happiness; an Italian vest fills the wearer with love; and an American coat adds "pep" and life They succeed in putting this suit on the formerly inflexible Katcha Koo and fascinating complications develop as a result of the combination of these characteristics. The second act has an American setting; and there is a "Liberty Aflame" episode in which all the allied nations are represented. OFFERS FOOD SURVEY COURSE A three hour course in food survey, open to women without prerequisite, will be offered by the home economics department the third quarter. The course is designed to give general information concerning the food problem and will include a study on the production, marketing, selection and preparation of food. Stress will be laid on its relation to health, and on economic aspects.Three will be two hours of laboratory and one hour lecture. Registration will be limited to one section. IOWA TEAM TROUNCES NORTHWESTERN 28-12 (Continued from page 1) took advantage of them by tossing ten out of his twelve attempts. He also played a spectacular guarding game. The entire Iowa five played such a slashing game that it is difficult to pick individual stars. Team play was the feature. Berrien and Cotton, however, tossed numerous baskets from different angles and long distances and stood out for that reason. Olson played his usual consistent game but failed to chalk up any baskets. His opponent failed to socre also. Nickolaus playd a wonderful game too until he was removed to make a place for Finlayson. For the visitors Marquardt and Wilcox shared honors in the scoring with two field baskets apiece. The team seemed unable to cope with Iowa's lightning fast passing and the lopsided score is fairly representive of the relative strength of the two teams as revealed in last night's contest. This victory will give Iowa stocks a boost in the game scheduled with Maury Kent's Cardinals next week. Lineup and summary: Iowa (28) Northwestern (12) Cotton RF Marquardt Berrien LF Wilcox Olson C Rilson Nicholaus RG Legare Brown RG Heinemeyer Subsitutes: Finalyson for Nicholaus Field goals: Cotton 4, Berrien 5, Marquardt 2, Wilcox 2. Free throws; Brown 10 out of 12, Wilcox 1 out of 3, Marquardt, 3 out of 8. Referee-Birch of Earlham. Umpire-Hedges of Darmouth. STEFANSSON WAS A PHILO The Philomathean and Octave Thanet literary societies held an informal reception for Mr. Vihljalmur Stefansson after his lecture Wednesday night. Mr. Stefannson was a member of the Philomathean, and in a little reminiscent speech at the reception he told of some of his experiences as a Philo. [advertisement]Novelty Spring Suits Arrive Spring fashions are appearing on the streets earlier than ever this year. We are prepared with a splendid showing. New Style Novely Suits Copied and adapted from the new Russian Blouse; another with the new, pleated Peplum Jacket, developed in poplin. Another new novelty style that arrived yetserday is the new belted effect in men's wear serge, with tuxedo collar, the jacket piped in black satin. ANTOHER NEW SUIT that we will show tomorrow for the first time is the Cape Jacket Suit a combination of a cape and jacket, made of navy blue serge, braid trimmed, with floral silk lining. The jacket can be worn as a separate cape. NEW SCOTCH TWEED SUITS Another pretty new style, that we will display tomorrow for the first time, is the Stotch tweed, appropiate for sport and street wear. Excellent values of-$25.00, $29.50 and $35.00 We also recommend and sell the famous chic style suits like those illustrated. You'll like these suits-they are delightfully youthful and becoming. Yetter's THE BIG STORE [advertisement] You Can't Keep Up with the University unless you read The Daily Iowan. The Iowan reporters tell you aout all that is going on. No one person can get all of the news. A Wonderful Offer Beginnign March 29 there will be four issues of The Iowan each week and the subscription prices for the last quarter will only be 75 cents. Subscribe Now and get all of the issues from now until March 29 free. It's easy and cheap to subscribe now for the rest of the year. Send in yoru check at once and receive The Iowan all the rest of the year. For Only 75c.
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PAGE EIGHT THE DAILY IOWAN STATE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA Sunday, March 9, 1919 WANT ADS Rate 10c a line or fraction: 20% discount on three or more insertions. Want ads cash in advance. Make your college expenses during your spare time selling our pennants and pillows. For agency write THE COLLEGE FLAG CO. Columbus, O. If you want a man with some executive ability for part time employment, phone Red 955. Students desiring to work an hour or more a day can make wages of more than $1.00 per hour selling America's War for Humanity and Life of Roosevelt. Send at once for free outfit, F.B. Dickerson Co. Detroit, Mich., enclosing 20c in stamps for mailing outfits. FOR RENT- Desirable room for one man, at 604 S. Clinton St. WANTED_To buy any articles of of clean second hand clothing and shoes (for use in Mission work out of the city) must be low priced. Phone 367. LOST- Small leather note book, probably in Liberal Arts Bldg. Return to Iowan office. Reward. 67 UNIVERSITY MEMBERS IN KATCHA KOO PLAY (Continued from page 1) by Lawrence Hartline, Harlan Baldwin, H. Palmer, Dick Treyner, Fred Dressel, and Willard Perry. Veil dancers are: Edna Price, Edythe Saylor, Eula Van Meter, Regina Des Jardine, Elizabeth Dorcas, Esther Graves, Thelma Graves, Margaret Hayes, Norma Thornton, Ora Houser, Elinor Douglas, and Claribel Wright. Anna M. WOlfe of the department of physical education wil give the solo dance. Belgian, Aulde Lang Syne, Sammie, and French choruses will be made up of children from the Iowa City schools. There will be "laddie boys" too, and a Columbian trio of small children. The story of this musical comedy is of the mystery of Oriental fakirism and wizard lore. Katcha Koo is a specialist on annoying folks by standing in some prominent place and refusing to eat for days. At this particular time has chosen a spot in front of the statue of Buddha. Not even the Maharajah, Finally two ingenious Americans secure a suit from the widow of a wizard. Each garment of the suit, a very old one, retains the characteristics of the original owner. The trousers formerly belonged to a Frenchman and are supposed to impart politeness and a desire to dance. A vagabound's shirt supplies carefreeness and happiness; an Italian vest fills the wearer with love; and an American coat adds "pep" and life They succeed in putting this suit on the formerly inflexible Katcha Koo and fascinating complications develop as a result of the combination of these characteristics. The second act has an American setting; and there is a "Liberty Aflame" episode in which all the allied nations are represented. OFFERS FOOD SURVEY COURSE A three hour course in food survey, open to women without prerequisite, will be offered by the home economics department the third quarter. The course is designed to give general information concerning the food problem and will include a study on the production, marketing, selection and preparation of food. Stress will be laid on its relation to health, and on economic aspects.Three will be two hours of laboratory and one hour lecture. Registration will be limited to one section. IOWA TEAM TROUNCES NORTHWESTERN 28-12 (Continued from page 1) took advantage of them by tossing ten out of his twelve attempts. He also played a spectacular guarding game. The entire Iowa five played such a slashing game that it is difficult to pick individual stars. Team play was the feature. Berrien and Cotton, however, tossed numerous baskets from different angles and long distances and stood out for that reason. Olson played his usual consistent game but failed to chalk up any baskets. His opponent failed to socre also. Nickolaus playd a wonderful game too until he was removed to make a place for Finlayson. For the visitors Marquardt and Wilcox shared honors in the scoring with two field baskets apiece. The team seemed unable to cope with Iowa's lightning fast passing and the lopsided score is fairly representive of the relative strength of the two teams as revealed in last night's contest. This victory will give Iowa stocks a boost in the game scheduled with Maury Kent's Cardinals next week. Lineup and summary: Iowa (28) Northwestern (12) Cotton RF Marquardt Berrien LF Wilcox Olson C Rilson Nicholaus RG Legare Brown RG Heinemeyer Subsitutes: Finalyson for Nicholaus Field goals: Cotton 4, Berrien 5, Marquardt 2, Wilcox 2. Free throws; Brown 10 out of 12, Wilcox 1 out of 3, Marquardt, 3 out of 8. Referee-Birch of Earlham. Umpire-Hedges of Darmouth. STEFANSSON WAS A PHILO The Philomathean and Octave Thanet literary societies held an informal reception for Mr. Vihljalmur Stefansson after his lecture Wednesday night. Mr. Stefannson was a member of the Philomathean, and in a little reminiscent speech at the reception he told of some of his experiences as a Philo. [advertisement]Novelty Spring Suits Arrive Spring fashions are appearing on the streets earlier than ever this year. We are prepared with a splendid showing. New Style Novely Suits Copied and adapted from the new Russian Blouse; another with the new, pleated Peplum Jacket, developed in poplin. Another new novelty style that arrived yetserday is the new belted effect in men's wear serge, with tuxedo collar, the jacket piped in black satin. ANTOHER NEW SUIT that we will show tomorrow for the first time is the Cape Jacket Suit a combination of a cape and jacket, made of navy blue serge, braid trimmed, with floral silk lining. The jacket can be worn as a separate cape. NEW SCOTCH TWEED SUITS Another pretty new style, that we will display tomorrow for the first time, is the Stotch tweed, appropiate for sport and street wear. Excellent values of-$25.00, $29.50 and $35.00 We also recommend and sell the famous chic style suits like those illustrated. You'll like these suits-they are delightfully youthful and becoming. Yetter's THE BIG STORE [advertisement] You Can't Keep Up with the University unless you read The Daily Iowan. The Iowan reporters tell you aout all that is going on. No one person can get all of the news. A Wonderful Offer Beginnign March 29 there will be four issues of The Iowan each week and the subscription prices for the last quarter will only be 75 cents. Subscribe Now and get all of the issues from now until March 29 free. It's easy and cheap to subscribe now for the rest of the year. Send in yoru check at once and receive The Iowan all the rest of the year. For Only 75c.
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