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PAGE SIX THE DAILY IOWAN STATE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA Saturday, May 3, 1919 (PICTURE) The Big Ten Mass Track Meet Last Year (PICTURE) The University Women's Gymnasium, the Finest in the West ___________________ INDEPENDENCE WINS HIGH SCHOOL DEBATE Bedford and Independence Contest for State Championship In Annual Debate The fourteenth annual debate of the Iowa High School Debating league was won by the Independence high school team from Bedford last Thursday evening in the natural science auditorium. This victory gives Independence the championship of the state. Prof. Glenn N. Merry, head of the public speaking department, presided at the debate which was attended by several hundred people. The question was, "Resolved, that the federal government should establish a policy of price fixing for the so-called necessities of life as a permanent policy, constitutionally granted." Lois Sensor, Homer Hale, and Lawrence Brierly composed the team from Independence, and affirmed the proposition. The Bedford team, consisting of Richard Thompson, Gail Churchill, and Fred Fuller, upheld the negative. Each of these teams had previously won the championshipof eastern and western Iowa respectively. The judges of the debate were G. G. Benjamin of the history department, R. M. Perkins of the college of law, and N. R. Whitney of the department of economics. The decision rendered was two to one for the affirmative. __________ Phi Delta Chi, pharmacy fraternity, entertained at a dancing party at the country club last night. Dean W. J. Teeters and Prof. and Mrs. R. A. Kuever were the chaperons. Pupils of Miss Bertha A. Cooper and Miss Agnes G. Flannagan gave a piano and vocal recital in the school of music annex yesterday afternoon. ______________ Iowa's 1918 Track Squad, Champions of State (picture) _______________ CANOE RACE TO BE PROMOTED BY EELS Demonstration in Prevention of Accidents Will be Given Thursday Night Members of the Order of Eels, of which Alvin Hanapel is president, are completing plans for the canoe race which is to be held in the latter part of May. Twenty-five men are members of the club and any others who can pass the swimming test requirements may be admitted. The purpose of the organization is to further interest in aquatic sports and teach others how to avoid accidents on the river. The first demonstration, which will show how to handle canoes, the use of strokes, and measures to be taken in case accidents do occur, will be given next Thursday evening at the men's gymnasium. Members of the club will be stationed along the river every Sunday, watching for capsized boats and will have a special sign on their canoes designating that they are "life savers." Much interest is being manifested in the canoe race which is to be held. The race will start at mid-river and finish at the park bridge. If the weather is nice a carnival wil be held and the men will put on several stunts, high diving from the bridge, clown stunts and other features will be given. Prizes will be awarded the winners. Girls will be eligible to this contest provided they pass the swimming tests. _________ Buy Victory Bonds ___________ Alma Kroeger, a graduate of the University last year, who is now teaching at Salem, and Esther Jacobs, of Burlington, are visiting at the Delta Zeta house with Edythe Saylor. __________ QUIZ MASTERS APPOINTED The following second year students in the college of law have been appointed quiz masters of first year students for the remainder of the present session: Marguerite Geiger, Allan Herrick, W. E. S. Hutcheons, L. E. Linnan, Hugh Rosson, W. H. Sheridan, William Wehrli, and William B. Sloan. These students whose work in law has been above average, will assist first year men prepare for the final examinations. __________ Verda Walter will give a piano program in the University high school Tuesday afternoon. ______________ DAINTY LUNCHES Between or after classes. Drop into WHITING'S PHARMACY on Dubuque St. ______________ Not How Soon Not How Cheap But How Good This is the basis upon which we do our kodak finishing - incidently our prices are quite reasonable and if you bring an order in one day usually you get it back the next. We do our own finishing and see that it's right. HENRY LOUIS The Rexall Store 124 E. COLLEGE ______________ NORTHWESTERN TEACHERS' AGENCY FOR ENTIRE WEST AND ALASKA - THE LARGEST AND BEST AGENCY Write immediately for free curricular BOISE IDAHO __________________ UNIVERSITY BOOK STORE ON THE CORNER Text Books and Supplies WATERMAN, CONKLIN AND SCHAEFFER FOUNTAIN PENS UNIVERSITY BOOK STORE
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PAGE SIX THE DAILY IOWAN STATE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA Saturday, May 3, 1919 (PICTURE) The Big Ten Mass Track Meet Last Year (PICTURE) The University Women's Gymnasium, the Finest in the West ___________________ INDEPENDENCE WINS HIGH SCHOOL DEBATE Bedford and Independence Contest for State Championship In Annual Debate The fourteenth annual debate of the Iowa High School Debating league was won by the Independence high school team from Bedford last Thursday evening in the natural science auditorium. This victory gives Independence the championship of the state. Prof. Glenn N. Merry, head of the public speaking department, presided at the debate which was attended by several hundred people. The question was, "Resolved, that the federal government should establish a policy of price fixing for the so-called necessities of life as a permanent policy, constitutionally granted." Lois Sensor, Homer Hale, and Lawrence Brierly composed the team from Independence, and affirmed the proposition. The Bedford team, consisting of Richard Thompson, Gail Churchill, and Fred Fuller, upheld the negative. Each of these teams had previously won the championshipof eastern and western Iowa respectively. The judges of the debate were G. G. Benjamin of the history department, R. M. Perkins of the college of law, and N. R. Whitney of the department of economics. The decision rendered was two to one for the affirmative. __________ Phi Delta Chi, pharmacy fraternity, entertained at a dancing party at the country club last night. Dean W. J. Teeters and Prof. and Mrs. R. A. Kuever were the chaperons. Pupils of Miss Bertha A. Cooper and Miss Agnes G. Flannagan gave a piano and vocal recital in the school of music annex yesterday afternoon. ______________ Iowa's 1918 Track Squad, Champions of State (picture) _______________ CANOE RACE TO BE PROMOTED BY EELS Demonstration in Prevention of Accidents Will be Given Thursday Night Members of the Order of Eels, of which Alvin Hanapel is president, are completing plans for the canoe race which is to be held in the latter part of May. Twenty-five men are members of the club and any others who can pass the swimming test requirements may be admitted. The purpose of the organization is to further interest in aquatic sports and teach others how to avoid accidents on the river. The first demonstration, which will show how to handle canoes, the use of strokes, and measures to be taken in case accidents do occur, will be given next Thursday evening at the men's gymnasium. Members of the club will be stationed along the river every Sunday, watching for capsized boats and will have a special sign on their canoes designating that they are "life savers." Much interest is being manifested in the canoe race which is to be held. The race will start at mid-river and finish at the park bridge. If the weather is nice a carnival wil be held and the men will put on several stunts, high diving from the bridge, clown stunts and other features will be given. Prizes will be awarded the winners. Girls will be eligible to this contest provided they pass the swimming tests. _________ Buy Victory Bonds ___________ Alma Kroeger, a graduate of the University last year, who is now teaching at Salem, and Esther Jacobs, of Burlington, are visiting at the Delta Zeta house with Edythe Saylor. __________ QUIZ MASTERS APPOINTED The following second year students in the college of law have been appointed quiz masters of first year students for the remainder of the present session: Marguerite Geiger, Allan Herrick, W. E. S. Hutcheons, L. E. Linnan, Hugh Rosson, W. H. Sheridan, William Wehrli, and William B. Sloan. These students whose work in law has been above average, will assist first year men prepare for the final examinations. __________ Verda Walter will give a piano program in the University high school Tuesday afternoon. ______________ DAINTY LUNCHES Between or after classes. Drop into WHITING'S PHARMACY on Dubuque St. ______________ Not How Soon Not How Cheap But How Good This is the basis upon which we do our kodak finishing - incidently our prices are quite reasonable and if you bring an order in one day usually you get it back the next. We do our own finishing and see that it's right. HENRY LOUIS The Rexall Store 124 E. COLLEGE ______________ NORTHWESTERN TEACHERS' AGENCY FOR ENTIRE WEST AND ALASKA - THE LARGEST AND BEST AGENCY Write immediately for free curricular BOISE IDAHO __________________ UNIVERSITY BOOK STORE ON THE CORNER Text Books and Supplies WATERMAN, CONKLIN AND SCHAEFFER FOUNTAIN PENS UNIVERSITY BOOK STORE
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