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Tuesday, March 18, 1919 THE DAILY IOWAN, STATE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA PAGE FIVE [IMAGE} The PRESENT HALL OF ENGINEERING ___________________________ JUNIORS OUTPLAY SENIORS _________ Good Team Work and Fast Play in Girls' Class Basketball _________ Junior girls' basketball team out played the senior team 12 to 6 in a fast game last night. The ball went to the junior forwards at the start and was kept there most of the time. Anna Thomsen threw the first score for the juniors which was followed by one for the seniors by Agnes Dawson. Miss Thomsen rang in three more, and Bessie Braig rolled another in for the seniors before the ___ of the first half. In the second half the juniors made two more baskets before Bessie Craig snapped off another for the seniors. By good team work and fast play the junior guards, Reva Meardon and Adele Kimm, held the senior forwards to a small score. Helen Hull and Esther Graves scrimmaged successfully with the senior centers, Adeline Cahill and June Hawkins. Anna Thomsen and Iva Baker rolled ___ six field goals over the hard working senior guards, Evelyn Bower and Anne Hobbet. The game was characterized by clean fast play. The juniors outclassed their opponents throughout almost the entire game. Substitution: Isis Kinser for Anna Thomsen. Field goals: juniors, Thompson 6; ____ Braig 2, Dawson 1. Fouls: Kimm 1; Meardon 1. Freshmen will play the sophomores this afternoon at 5. Winners will play the victorious juniors Wednesday for the championship. _________ Marian Dyer is expected to come from Washington, D.C. __________________________ H.A. Strub & Co. _________ MILLINERY The latest creations - large line - it's fine - see it __________________________ H.A. Strub & Co. _________ Dancing from 8:45 to 11:45 VARSITY DANCE Company A Armory Varsity 8 Piece Orchestra Thursday Eve,, March 20 Saturday Eve., March 22 Monday Eve., March 24 COMMITTEE OF COMMITTEES FOR UNIVERSITY COUNCIL Since the meeting of the University council a committee of committees has been appointed. Ronald G. Reed was elected chairman. Other members are Edythe Saylor, Julia Wade, and Robert Aurner. Three other committees are to be appointed by this committee: membership, public opinion, and constitution. The constitution committee will make no report until Oct. 1. The University council was formed by representative men and women of the University at a meeting early this month. Problems and plan that affect the student body will be considered by the council, and an effort will be made to bring a closer union among the classes and colleges. Another meeting will be held at the Commercial club rooms Wednesday, March 26, at 5:30. _________ [Picture] DICKEN SCHENCK Chm. Exhibit Committee IOWA LOSES SWIMMING MEET Illinois defeated Iowa Saturday in the first telegraphic swimming meet ever held. Iowa won but two events. The results are as follows: Relay, Illinois won, time 1.25.4. 40 yard swim, won by Illinois, Iowas second, time .20.2. 200 yard breast stroke, won by Illinois, 6 inches. 100 yard back stroke, won by Illinois, time 1.32.2. 200 yard swim, won by Iowa, Iowa second, Illinois third, time 3.00. 100 yard swim, won by Iowa, time 1.03.1 Hanapel, Iowa's star swimmer, will be sent to the conference meet to be held in Evanston this spring. He has been swimming the events in which he will be entered in conference time to make a good showing at the conference meet. __________________________ [Image] Blossoming Spring Styles SPRING and fine Footwear are inseparable an that is why this store of true Shoe Service announces its preparedness with Spring Styles that rise to the point of efficiency - styles expressive of refinement and which distinguish a woman without attracting the wrong kind of attention. Maxine high low shoes, in styles far better than any yet produced. Our Store will be open for the purpose of showing new styles Wednesday evening. BRING US YOUR SHOE REPAIRING Krueger Bros. Buster Brown Shoe Store Shoes and Service 108 So. Clinton St. [Image] _________ PRACTICE DURING VACATION Coach Jones announces that there will be baseball practice during vacation according to the following schedule: Friday 10 a.m. and 3 p.m.; Saturday 10 a.m; Monday 4 p.m.; Tuesday 4 p.m. _________ MRS. AURNER IS BETTER Mrs. Nellie S. Aurner, dean of women, is slightly better. In spite of the fact that she will not be able to return to her work for some time, she is keeping in touch with office affairs _________ PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER MARY B. BURNS Paul-Helen Bldg. _________ [Image] Wear-Ever Aluminum Utensils Special Prices and Demonstration This Coming Week Tomorrow, Monday, the Factory Instructor will make a delicious pot roast in the "Wear-Ever" Kettle without grease or water. Learn how "Wear-Ever" utensils reduce fuel and meat expense. Very special this week we will sell a $2.30 "Wear-Ever" Windsor Kettle and Cover for only $1.89. You are inited to our store. SMITH & CILEK THE BEST HARDWARE
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Tuesday, March 18, 1919 THE DAILY IOWAN, STATE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA PAGE FIVE [IMAGE} The PRESENT HALL OF ENGINEERING ___________________________ JUNIORS OUTPLAY SENIORS _________ Good Team Work and Fast Play in Girls' Class Basketball _________ Junior girls' basketball team out played the senior team 12 to 6 in a fast game last night. The ball went to the junior forwards at the start and was kept there most of the time. Anna Thomsen threw the first score for the juniors which was followed by one for the seniors by Agnes Dawson. Miss Thomsen rang in three more, and Bessie Braig rolled another in for the seniors before the ___ of the first half. In the second half the juniors made two more baskets before Bessie Craig snapped off another for the seniors. By good team work and fast play the junior guards, Reva Meardon and Adele Kimm, held the senior forwards to a small score. Helen Hull and Esther Graves scrimmaged successfully with the senior centers, Adeline Cahill and June Hawkins. Anna Thomsen and Iva Baker rolled ___ six field goals over the hard working senior guards, Evelyn Bower and Anne Hobbet. The game was characterized by clean fast play. The juniors outclassed their opponents throughout almost the entire game. Substitution: Isis Kinser for Anna Thomsen. Field goals: juniors, Thompson 6; ____ Braig 2, Dawson 1. Fouls: Kimm 1; Meardon 1. Freshmen will play the sophomores this afternoon at 5. Winners will play the victorious juniors Wednesday for the championship. _________ Marian Dyer is expected to come from Washington, D.C. __________________________ H.A. Strub & Co. _________ MILLINERY The latest creations - large line - it's fine - see it __________________________ H.A. Strub & Co. _________ Dancing from 8:45 to 11:45 VARSITY DANCE Company A Armory Varsity 8 Piece Orchestra Thursday Eve,, March 20 Saturday Eve., March 22 Monday Eve., March 24 COMMITTEE OF COMMITTEES FOR UNIVERSITY COUNCIL Since the meeting of the University council a committee of committees has been appointed. Ronald G. Reed was elected chairman. Other members are Edythe Saylor, Julia Wade, and Robert Aurner. Three other committees are to be appointed by this committee: membership, public opinion, and constitution. The constitution committee will make no report until Oct. 1. The University council was formed by representative men and women of the University at a meeting early this month. Problems and plan that affect the student body will be considered by the council, and an effort will be made to bring a closer union among the classes and colleges. Another meeting will be held at the Commercial club rooms Wednesday, March 26, at 5:30. _________ [Picture] DICKEN SCHENCK Chm. Exhibit Committee IOWA LOSES SWIMMING MEET Illinois defeated Iowa Saturday in the first telegraphic swimming meet ever held. Iowa won but two events. The results are as follows: Relay, Illinois won, time 1.25.4. 40 yard swim, won by Illinois, Iowas second, time .20.2. 200 yard breast stroke, won by Illinois, 6 inches. 100 yard back stroke, won by Illinois, time 1.32.2. 200 yard swim, won by Iowa, Iowa second, Illinois third, time 3.00. 100 yard swim, won by Iowa, time 1.03.1 Hanapel, Iowa's star swimmer, will be sent to the conference meet to be held in Evanston this spring. He has been swimming the events in which he will be entered in conference time to make a good showing at the conference meet. __________________________ [Image] Blossoming Spring Styles SPRING and fine Footwear are inseparable an that is why this store of true Shoe Service announces its preparedness with Spring Styles that rise to the point of efficiency - styles expressive of refinement and which distinguish a woman without attracting the wrong kind of attention. Maxine high low shoes, in styles far better than any yet produced. Our Store will be open for the purpose of showing new styles Wednesday evening. BRING US YOUR SHOE REPAIRING Krueger Bros. Buster Brown Shoe Store Shoes and Service 108 So. Clinton St. [Image] _________ PRACTICE DURING VACATION Coach Jones announces that there will be baseball practice during vacation according to the following schedule: Friday 10 a.m. and 3 p.m.; Saturday 10 a.m; Monday 4 p.m.; Tuesday 4 p.m. _________ MRS. AURNER IS BETTER Mrs. Nellie S. Aurner, dean of women, is slightly better. In spite of the fact that she will not be able to return to her work for some time, she is keeping in touch with office affairs _________ PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER MARY B. BURNS Paul-Helen Bldg. _________ [Image] Wear-Ever Aluminum Utensils Special Prices and Demonstration This Coming Week Tomorrow, Monday, the Factory Instructor will make a delicious pot roast in the "Wear-Ever" Kettle without grease or water. Learn how "Wear-Ever" utensils reduce fuel and meat expense. Very special this week we will sell a $2.30 "Wear-Ever" Windsor Kettle and Cover for only $1.89. You are inited to our store. SMITH & CILEK THE BEST HARDWARE
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