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Page Four THE DAILY IOWAN, STATE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA Tuesday, March 18, 1919 Natural Science Auditorium TWO--ONE ACT PLAYS "The Finger of God" "The Violin Maker of Cermona" Presented by the Educational Dramatics class Wednesday, 7:30 P.M. Admission Free ___________________________ HAWKEYES TO BE OUT MAY 1 _________ All copy Completed This Week - Proofs Coming in Hawkeyes will be out early in May. In spite of the fact that work on the book was started weeks later than usual, and that the editor and business manager when appointed the first of December had to make plans and attend to details that would ordinarily have been cared for during the first two months of the school year, the last of the copy will leave the University office before spring vacation, and books will be out approximately the same time as usual. At intervals during the past month the staff have had thrills of delight when huge brown envelopes arrived from Minneapolis, and they could see proofs of the snapshots coaxed from reluctant modest students, and discuss the fine points in the group pictures. All photographs and art work are sent to the Bureau of Engraving in Minneapolis where cuts and engravings are made and forwarded to the printers in Oshkosh, Wis. The greater part of the art work for the Hawkeye has been done by students in the art department. George O'Brien, of Iowa City, has given valuable assistance in making special plates and designs. The feature section will follow out the magazine idea this year - real stories, impressionistic poetry, snappy cartoons, and the sugar coated slam. The official sleuth of the staff has been wearily watching, and has the "dope" on everyone. _________ EXCUSE US PLEASE In a late edition of The Iowan the decorations for the Freshman party were accredited to the art department. The work was entirely in the hands of five persons, experienced in decorating. They were Arthur Rosenbaugh, Irene Anderson, Jean Dayton West, Alice Littig, and Doris Davitt, all of whom are members of the art department. _________ GLEE CLUB PLANS UPSET Plans of the Men's Glee club for the annual concert have been delayed because Lenihan Lally soloist, and baritone in the quartette, was called to his home in Denison last week, and may not return to the University. No definite date for the concert has been set but it will probably be held early in April. ___________________________ Don't Send Your Laundry Home... When you have it done here you get the highest quality of work and you save postage, time and trouble. Phone 294. We call for and deliver. New Process Laundry "The Pride of Iowa City" PHONE 294 __________________________ THE LEADING LADY [picture] HELEN CURTHWELL ___________________________ 1919 ENGINEERS PLAN TO LEAVE NUMERALS Numerals of the class of 1919 in the college of applied science, together with those of the classes of 1916, 1917 and 1918, will be placed on the north wall of the engineering building this summer. I.L. Sharp, class president, is making the arrangements with other class leaders. Civil engineering students will choose the symbols. The old custom has been abandoned during the past few years on account of the war. Numerals of the classes of 1908, 1909, 1910, 1911, 1912, 1913, 1914 and 1915 are those which are now cared on the wall. Each year a different branch of the college of applied science chooses the design. _________ ENTERTAIN FOREIGN STUDENTS Invitations are out for a dinner to be given to the foreign students of the University of Prof. and Mrs. C.E. Seasore at their home Saturday evening March 22. _________ ENGINEERS IN ATHLETICS _________ Fourteen Men Star in Competitive Sports of University _________ The engineers excel in athletics. Here's their record: Berrien - Basketball for three years; captain this year, played football one year, and broad jumper on track team last spring; R.H. Freese - Discus thrower on track team, won an I, also played basketball last year; Robert Finlayson - played on this year's basketball team; Raymond Justin - track team last year, won his I in football last fall, out for track this spring, 100 yard dash man; Allen Wallen - won I in track two years ago, out again; shot put expected to place high in future meets; C.A. Mockmore - guard on football team, shot put in track; Alvin Hanapel - crack swimmer, being sent to conference meet next week; has equalled conference time in 40 yard swim; Robert Dethlefs - swimming team; Iliff Shepherd - star freshman swimmer, beat Hanapel's time in 220-yard swim; Lester Belding - end on this year year's football team; crack low hurdler, took first at state meet last year, one of two freshmen to win letter in freshman year; McGrath - third baseman on ball team last year; graduated end of first quarter; F.M. Valentine - mile man on track team. John Cumberland - winner of I-2 in football; relay in track, and J.F. McLaughlin - played second base on baseball team last year, out again this year. _________ Freshman engineer; Gee! I ainta gonna cut classes. I don't wanta lose an hour's credit. Rockwood thinks emphasis should be placed on extended order at dances. ___________________________ LOOK Through the new Gift and Art Shop In the Jefferson Hotel Room You'll find just what you want in Oriental and Unique Gifts DON'T FORGET TO STOP __________________________ For Your Vacation Trip You'll Want! A pair of "Crossett" Shoes $7.50 $9 $10 to $12.50 An Italian "Aero Weight" Hat Society Brand Clothes Waist Seam Suit $35 $45 and $50 A New Waist Seam Top-Coat $30 to $47.50 An "Emery" Silk Crepe Shirt $10 and $12.50 Exclusive agency for Ladies' Phoenix Silk Hose Bremer's Golden Eagle Iowa City, Iowa
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Page Four THE DAILY IOWAN, STATE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA Tuesday, March 18, 1919 Natural Science Auditorium TWO--ONE ACT PLAYS "The Finger of God" "The Violin Maker of Cermona" Presented by the Educational Dramatics class Wednesday, 7:30 P.M. Admission Free ___________________________ HAWKEYES TO BE OUT MAY 1 _________ All copy Completed This Week - Proofs Coming in Hawkeyes will be out early in May. In spite of the fact that work on the book was started weeks later than usual, and that the editor and business manager when appointed the first of December had to make plans and attend to details that would ordinarily have been cared for during the first two months of the school year, the last of the copy will leave the University office before spring vacation, and books will be out approximately the same time as usual. At intervals during the past month the staff have had thrills of delight when huge brown envelopes arrived from Minneapolis, and they could see proofs of the snapshots coaxed from reluctant modest students, and discuss the fine points in the group pictures. All photographs and art work are sent to the Bureau of Engraving in Minneapolis where cuts and engravings are made and forwarded to the printers in Oshkosh, Wis. The greater part of the art work for the Hawkeye has been done by students in the art department. George O'Brien, of Iowa City, has given valuable assistance in making special plates and designs. The feature section will follow out the magazine idea this year - real stories, impressionistic poetry, snappy cartoons, and the sugar coated slam. The official sleuth of the staff has been wearily watching, and has the "dope" on everyone. _________ EXCUSE US PLEASE In a late edition of The Iowan the decorations for the Freshman party were accredited to the art department. The work was entirely in the hands of five persons, experienced in decorating. They were Arthur Rosenbaugh, Irene Anderson, Jean Dayton West, Alice Littig, and Doris Davitt, all of whom are members of the art department. _________ GLEE CLUB PLANS UPSET Plans of the Men's Glee club for the annual concert have been delayed because Lenihan Lally soloist, and baritone in the quartette, was called to his home in Denison last week, and may not return to the University. No definite date for the concert has been set but it will probably be held early in April. ___________________________ Don't Send Your Laundry Home... When you have it done here you get the highest quality of work and you save postage, time and trouble. Phone 294. We call for and deliver. New Process Laundry "The Pride of Iowa City" PHONE 294 __________________________ THE LEADING LADY [picture] HELEN CURTHWELL ___________________________ 1919 ENGINEERS PLAN TO LEAVE NUMERALS Numerals of the class of 1919 in the college of applied science, together with those of the classes of 1916, 1917 and 1918, will be placed on the north wall of the engineering building this summer. I.L. Sharp, class president, is making the arrangements with other class leaders. Civil engineering students will choose the symbols. The old custom has been abandoned during the past few years on account of the war. Numerals of the classes of 1908, 1909, 1910, 1911, 1912, 1913, 1914 and 1915 are those which are now cared on the wall. Each year a different branch of the college of applied science chooses the design. _________ ENTERTAIN FOREIGN STUDENTS Invitations are out for a dinner to be given to the foreign students of the University of Prof. and Mrs. C.E. Seasore at their home Saturday evening March 22. _________ ENGINEERS IN ATHLETICS _________ Fourteen Men Star in Competitive Sports of University _________ The engineers excel in athletics. Here's their record: Berrien - Basketball for three years; captain this year, played football one year, and broad jumper on track team last spring; R.H. Freese - Discus thrower on track team, won an I, also played basketball last year; Robert Finlayson - played on this year's basketball team; Raymond Justin - track team last year, won his I in football last fall, out for track this spring, 100 yard dash man; Allen Wallen - won I in track two years ago, out again; shot put expected to place high in future meets; C.A. Mockmore - guard on football team, shot put in track; Alvin Hanapel - crack swimmer, being sent to conference meet next week; has equalled conference time in 40 yard swim; Robert Dethlefs - swimming team; Iliff Shepherd - star freshman swimmer, beat Hanapel's time in 220-yard swim; Lester Belding - end on this year year's football team; crack low hurdler, took first at state meet last year, one of two freshmen to win letter in freshman year; McGrath - third baseman on ball team last year; graduated end of first quarter; F.M. Valentine - mile man on track team. John Cumberland - winner of I-2 in football; relay in track, and J.F. McLaughlin - played second base on baseball team last year, out again this year. _________ Freshman engineer; Gee! I ainta gonna cut classes. I don't wanta lose an hour's credit. Rockwood thinks emphasis should be placed on extended order at dances. ___________________________ LOOK Through the new Gift and Art Shop In the Jefferson Hotel Room You'll find just what you want in Oriental and Unique Gifts DON'T FORGET TO STOP __________________________ For Your Vacation Trip You'll Want! A pair of "Crossett" Shoes $7.50 $9 $10 to $12.50 An Italian "Aero Weight" Hat Society Brand Clothes Waist Seam Suit $35 $45 and $50 A New Waist Seam Top-Coat $30 to $47.50 An "Emery" Silk Crepe Shirt $10 and $12.50 Exclusive agency for Ladies' Phoenix Silk Hose Bremer's Golden Eagle Iowa City, Iowa
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