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Sunday, November 17, 1918 THE DAILY IOWAN STATE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA EPITAPH-- "MR. BONES" Oh "Bones in the past, You've been a good friend I regret with tears Your untimely end, I've "crapped" you and "fived" you And "tenned" you and "foured" For ten long years you were Room and my board. The order is given And we must obey, So good luck God bless you We must hang you away. But let's not worry As you hang on the way Be ready for me, When I say "Shoot it all." By E. M. Hoffman, Q.M.C. AVERAGES OF WOMEN IN THE U. W. W. DRIVE Organization No. Girls Pledge Achoth 7 $45.00 Alpha Chi Omega 26 192.00 Alpha Delta Pi 25 157.00 Alpha Theta 10 82.00 Alpha Xi Delta 27 158.00 Alpha Tau Beta 7 38.50 Currier Hall 151 1189.00 Currier Annex 12 80.00 Delta Delta Delta 4 30.00 Delta Gamma 19 148.00 Delta Zeta 17 287.50 Gamma Phi Beta 22 200.00 Iota Xi Epsilon 8 38.00 Kappa Kappa Gamma 30 271.00 Phi Psi Girls 19 165.00 Pi Beta Phi 46 616.00 Sigma Chi Girls 28 385.00 Theta Xi Girls 20 132.50 Women in administrative position 42 528.00 Faculty women 35 551.00 Totals University women 704 $5711.00 [advertisement]GARDEN TODAY EDNA GOODRICH IN "TREASON" Also A good comedy ADMISSION 5c & 10c [advertisement]GREGG AND PITMAN SHORTHAND "SO EASY" for S. U. I. STUDENTS to become expert typists and stenographers at IRISH'S BUSINESS COLLEGE IOWA CITY, IOWA 205 1-2 Washington Street Entrance First Stairway East of Commercial Bank PHONE 42 DEAN SEASHORE TALKS IN FRESHMAN LECTURE Dean Carl E. Seashore of the graduate college delivered the freshman lecture Thursday. The speaker emphasized the need of mental health in order to have the best bodily health. Dean Aurner announced that last week twenty girls failed in the test in writing the University of Iowa song and Old Gold. Miss Clara M. Daly told of the necessity of sacrifice in the United War Work campaign. Miss Dorweiler urged University women to give attention to the opportunities offered in the Women's Forensic league. NAME JUNIOR TICKET Junior class officers were nominated at meeting held Thursday in the liberal arts drawing room. The ticket includes the following candidates: for president, Alice Hinkley, Margaret Hays, Katherine Dayton; vice-president, Mary Moss, Grace Altschuler; secretary, Ophelia Miller, Elizabeth Bates; treasurer, Esther Graves, Lucile Becker; corresponding secretary, Helen Mackintosh, Ethel Verry; class delegate, Morgan Foster; athletic representative, Clarence Greibling. Election will be held next Wednesday. Nominations were made by ballot by the entire class. HUMANISTS MEET The Humanist society will hold its first meeting of the school year at the home of Prof. and Mrs. C. B. Wilson, 323 N. Capitol street, Monday evening, Nov. 8. Prof. E. N. S. Thompson will read a paper on "Elizabethan War Journalism." [advertisement]F. J. NEWMAN Jewelers, New York announce their exhibit of official FRATERNITY BADGES Military Jewelry... DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS Smart Novelties in Silver, Gold and Platinum with Coat-of-Arms or Greek Letters for all fraternities. Makers of Fraternity Service Ring for the S. A. T. C. Christmas orders must be placed immediately. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17 9 A. M. TO 9 P. M. HOTEL JEFFERSON, IOWA CITY Represented By MR. WARREN PIPER Western Manager THE PHILOSOPHICAL CLUB The first meeting of the Philosophical club for this year will take place at the home of Dean and Mrs. C. E. Seashore at 815 N. Linn street at 8 p. m. next Thursday, Nov. 19. The members of the club are assured an especial treat in that the paper will be read by Prof. G. T. W. Patrick on "The next step in applied science." [advertisement]ARMY SHOES $5.95 Side-Laced Leggins $1.60 Come in and be convinced of their value A. ABRAMSOHN 119 E. Washington Women's literary societies are meeting regularly now and all indications ten toward a good year's work, Hesperia has engaged the University club rooms where it will hold its first program Nov. 26. The other societies will continue meeting in private homes for the time being. Dean Aurner has invited the Athena society to meet at her home on North Dubuque street Tuesday evening. [advertisement]MENU JEFFERSON SPECIAL TABLE D'HOTE DINNER $1.25 per cover 12 to 2 6 to 8 Chicken Broth with Noodles or Consomme Royal Celery New Dill Pickles Salted Pecans Choice of: Roast Domestic Goose, Stuffed, Apple Sauce Roast Prime Ribs of Beef, au jus Broiled Jumbo Whitefish, Potato Chips Mashed Potatoes or Candied Sweet Potatoes Green Peas or Sugar Corn Head Lettuce and Tomato Salad French Dressing Choice of: Bisque Ice Cream, Assorted Cake Boston Cream Pie Apple Pie Coffee Tea Milk U. S. FOOD ADMINISTRATION LICENSE NO. B27666
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Sunday, November 17, 1918 THE DAILY IOWAN STATE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA EPITAPH-- "MR. BONES" Oh "Bones in the past, You've been a good friend I regret with tears Your untimely end, I've "crapped" you and "fived" you And "tenned" you and "foured" For ten long years you were Room and my board. The order is given And we must obey, So good luck God bless you We must hang you away. But let's not worry As you hang on the way Be ready for me, When I say "Shoot it all." By E. M. Hoffman, Q.M.C. AVERAGES OF WOMEN IN THE U. W. W. DRIVE Organization No. Girls Pledge Achoth 7 $45.00 Alpha Chi Omega 26 192.00 Alpha Delta Pi 25 157.00 Alpha Theta 10 82.00 Alpha Xi Delta 27 158.00 Alpha Tau Beta 7 38.50 Currier Hall 151 1189.00 Currier Annex 12 80.00 Delta Delta Delta 4 30.00 Delta Gamma 19 148.00 Delta Zeta 17 287.50 Gamma Phi Beta 22 200.00 Iota Xi Epsilon 8 38.00 Kappa Kappa Gamma 30 271.00 Phi Psi Girls 19 165.00 Pi Beta Phi 46 616.00 Sigma Chi Girls 28 385.00 Theta Xi Girls 20 132.50 Women in administrative position 42 528.00 Faculty women 35 551.00 Totals University women 704 $5711.00 [advertisement]GARDEN TODAY EDNA GOODRICH IN "TREASON" Also A good comedy ADMISSION 5c & 10c [advertisement]GREGG AND PITMAN SHORTHAND "SO EASY" for S. U. I. STUDENTS to become expert typists and stenographers at IRISH'S BUSINESS COLLEGE IOWA CITY, IOWA 205 1-2 Washington Street Entrance First Stairway East of Commercial Bank PHONE 42 DEAN SEASHORE TALKS IN FRESHMAN LECTURE Dean Carl E. Seashore of the graduate college delivered the freshman lecture Thursday. The speaker emphasized the need of mental health in order to have the best bodily health. Dean Aurner announced that last week twenty girls failed in the test in writing the University of Iowa song and Old Gold. Miss Clara M. Daly told of the necessity of sacrifice in the United War Work campaign. Miss Dorweiler urged University women to give attention to the opportunities offered in the Women's Forensic league. NAME JUNIOR TICKET Junior class officers were nominated at meeting held Thursday in the liberal arts drawing room. The ticket includes the following candidates: for president, Alice Hinkley, Margaret Hays, Katherine Dayton; vice-president, Mary Moss, Grace Altschuler; secretary, Ophelia Miller, Elizabeth Bates; treasurer, Esther Graves, Lucile Becker; corresponding secretary, Helen Mackintosh, Ethel Verry; class delegate, Morgan Foster; athletic representative, Clarence Greibling. Election will be held next Wednesday. Nominations were made by ballot by the entire class. HUMANISTS MEET The Humanist society will hold its first meeting of the school year at the home of Prof. and Mrs. C. B. Wilson, 323 N. Capitol street, Monday evening, Nov. 8. Prof. E. N. S. Thompson will read a paper on "Elizabethan War Journalism." [advertisement]F. J. NEWMAN Jewelers, New York announce their exhibit of official FRATERNITY BADGES Military Jewelry... DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS Smart Novelties in Silver, Gold and Platinum with Coat-of-Arms or Greek Letters for all fraternities. Makers of Fraternity Service Ring for the S. A. T. C. Christmas orders must be placed immediately. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17 9 A. M. TO 9 P. M. HOTEL JEFFERSON, IOWA CITY Represented By MR. WARREN PIPER Western Manager THE PHILOSOPHICAL CLUB The first meeting of the Philosophical club for this year will take place at the home of Dean and Mrs. C. E. Seashore at 815 N. Linn street at 8 p. m. next Thursday, Nov. 19. The members of the club are assured an especial treat in that the paper will be read by Prof. G. T. W. Patrick on "The next step in applied science." [advertisement]ARMY SHOES $5.95 Side-Laced Leggins $1.60 Come in and be convinced of their value A. ABRAMSOHN 119 E. Washington Women's literary societies are meeting regularly now and all indications ten toward a good year's work, Hesperia has engaged the University club rooms where it will hold its first program Nov. 26. The other societies will continue meeting in private homes for the time being. Dean Aurner has invited the Athena society to meet at her home on North Dubuque street Tuesday evening. [advertisement]MENU JEFFERSON SPECIAL TABLE D'HOTE DINNER $1.25 per cover 12 to 2 6 to 8 Chicken Broth with Noodles or Consomme Royal Celery New Dill Pickles Salted Pecans Choice of: Roast Domestic Goose, Stuffed, Apple Sauce Roast Prime Ribs of Beef, au jus Broiled Jumbo Whitefish, Potato Chips Mashed Potatoes or Candied Sweet Potatoes Green Peas or Sugar Corn Head Lettuce and Tomato Salad French Dressing Choice of: Bisque Ice Cream, Assorted Cake Boston Cream Pie Apple Pie Coffee Tea Milk U. S. FOOD ADMINISTRATION LICENSE NO. B27666
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