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Page Four The Daily Iowan, State University of Iowa Sunday, May 25, 1919 WANT ADS Rate 10c a line or fraction: 20% discount on three or more insertions. Want ads cash in advance. LOST---Phi Delta Kappa pin. Finder phone 1498. reward. WILL party who took the tennis racket from the Y.W.C.A. room please return same immediately LEATHER NOTEBOOK--- was picked up at the gymnasium Please return the notes at least. Leave at Iowan office. Reward. C. A. Bowlsby LOST---Mottled brown knife with scissors attachment. Return to Iowan office. Reward FOR SALE---Cheap: Golf sticks, tennis racket, bicycle lantern. Phone 216. WANTED---Position as bookkeeper and stenographer, Address KS care Daily Iowan. WILL PAY 5c each for several numbers of May 15 and May 17. Bring them to Iowan office under University Book Store. ZETAGATHIANS WIN PRIZE LOVING CUP Leonard Racker Debating Trophy Awarded by Former Student to Champions For having made the best record in the forensic activities of the University, the Zetagathian Literary Society has been presented with the Leonard Racker Trophy for the intersociety championship contest, and will be entitled to guard the cup within its hall throughout the ensuing year. The Racker trophy is a beautiful loving cup that was donated to the University by Leonard Racker, a graduate of the law college, and at present a practicing attorney in Waverly, Iowa, for the purpose of stimulating competition among the literary societies. Mr. Racker was formerly a Zetagathian and a prominent participator in forensics, being for two years a member of the intercollegiate debating team. He was also an instructor in the public speaking department during his last year at the University. A system of allowing so many points for the winning of the various contests among the three societies, Zetagathian, Philomathean, and Irving, determines to whom the cup shall go at the close of the year. This is the first year that the cup has been offered, and Zetagathian is the first society to have its name engraved upon the cup. In order for any society to secure permanent possession of the cup, it must take the cup three years in succession. PHI PSIS HOLD FIFTH DISTRICT CONVENTION The fifth district convention of the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity which has been held the last three days at the chapter house of Iowa Alpha chapter closed with a stag banquet and toast program at the Jefferson hotel last night. This banquet was in honor of the alumni. Friday night there was a dance at the Burkley preceded by a dinner at the Jefferson. The business session were held at the chapter house Friday and Saturday. Thirty delegates and fifty alumni attended the meeting and social affairs given in their honor. Delegates were present from all chapters west of the Mississippi river except Minnesota and included men from the following universities and colleges: Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado, Texas, Missouri, California, Washington, Leland Stanford Jr., and Ames. SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA WELL ATTENDED (Continued from page 1) Liszt's symphonic poem, "Les Preludes" has been heard here before and gains with each new reading. It is a beautiful work throughout and shows the great Hungarian master at his best. The new solo cellist, of the orchestra, Herman Beyer-Hane, at once established himself in favor with the big audience through his sympathetic rendition of the second movement of the Bohemian master, Dvorak's cello concerto. His playing has all the characteristics of a master and he was forced to respond, to the insistent applause, with an encore, playing a dainty, graceful little composition of his own. Mr. Albert Lindquest, the tenor, was the star of the evening his manly voice having gained a volume and vibrancy since he was last heard with the orchestra. His encore, LaForge's "To a Messenger" won the instantaneous approval of his hearers and he was forced to give a second encore, singing with harp accompaniment. Miss Harriett McConnell made her first appearance in Iowa City last night. She is a young artist of great promise, having a voice of ingratiating quality, and showing a great musical maturity in her interpretations. UNIVERSITY HIGH TO GRADUATE FOURTEEN Fourteen students will receive diplomas from the University High school Friday evening, June 13, when graduating exercises will be held in the high school building. The candidates for graduation this year are as follows: Thomas Joseph Wilkinson, Amber Florence Porch, Ruth Reeder, Ella Margaret Miller, Ruth A. Davis, Harold John Kriebs, Benjamin Charles Huber, Margaret Lydia Negus, Rudolph C. Sturm, Ernest George Fiala, Ethel N. West, Donald G. Kolarik, Edna K. Nass, and Nelva Aileen Myers. Plans for a definite graduation program and senior day have not as yet been arranged. [advertisement] BANNER DAIRY LUNCH Offers you Wholesome Meals at Reasonable Prices 11 South Dubuque Street [advertisement] WHO'S YOUR TAILOR? You can duplicate a suit price any place but a PRICE SUIT only one place Made to your Individual Measure E. V. PRICE & CO. $30.00 and Upwards J. R. KEMPSTON Opposite Englert Theatre [advertisement] DAINTY LUNCHES between or after classes. Drop into WHITING'S PHARMACY On Dubuque St ENGINEERS FAVOR PHYSICAL TRAINING Vote for Voluntary System and Assessment for Support of Athletics Engineers expressed themselves as being in favor of the new physical training program now before the students, according to Alvin Hanapel, president of the A. S. of A. S. At a special meeting called for that purpose he presented the question and a lively discussion followed. Observing to some extent the manner in which the other colleges had treated it, the men were practically unanimous against compulsion and the word was omitted in the resolutions. After some discussion the assembly voted in favor of a voluntary system and for an assessment upon each student for the purpose of supporting such sports. The plan itself was met with approval and the question of the effect it would have on their schedule was the only one not settled. CURRIER ENTERTAINS Currier hall entertained at its annual dancing party Friday evening. Tables were removed from the east dining room and this room together with the lobby and the west parlor were given over to dancing. Snowballs and blossoms in reed baskets and vase bouquets were the only decorations. Punch Dunkel's orchestra played. Professor E. E. Lewis is making a building survey at Storm Lake. Harriet Tullis of West Liberty and Fern Stockwell of Dubuque are guests at the Pi Beta Phi house this week end. Florence Gabbert of Davenport and Delia Boynton of Cedar Rapids are guests at the Kappa Kappa Gamma house this week end. Josephine Gage is entertaining her mother of Sabula at the Gamma Phi Beta house for a few days. Miss Amelia Rhynsburger, teacher in the elementary school has accepted a position as director of the normal training high school at Sioux City. [advertisement] STRAND THEATRE Three days starting today WILLIAM S. HART in "BREED OF MEN" His latest and best picture coming next Sunday DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in his big seven reel feature "THE KNICKER-BOCKER BUCKABOO" [advertisement] IRISH'S BUSINESS COLLEGE Commercial Bank Building 205 1/2 Washington St. SUMMER SESSION Classes Begin June 16, 1919 Registration Open until June 23, 1919 Instructions in the following Branches--- Gregg Shorthand Pitman Shorthand Touch Typewriting and Bookkeeping SPECIAL COURSES Filing and the Dictaphone [advertisement] HOME STUDY (28th Year) Will courses in History English Chemistry Zoology, Mathematics, the Modern Languages, Economics, Sociology, Drawing, Philosophy, Education, etc., help you to carry out your college program? More than 400 courses in academic subjects are offered by correspondence. All command credit. Begin at any time. Address THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO Division X, Chicago, Ill. [advertisement] NEW MARABOUS Rich and elegant are the new MARABOUS, Ostrich, combined with Georgette, Cape style. A beautiful marabou lends an aid of softness and accentuates the general attractiveness of suit or gown. These marabous are just out of the packing box, fresh and clean. We cordially invite every young woman to see them. The prices are reasonable. More new stylish Summer Dresses have just been received and placed on sale. We invite you to see them. YETTER'S The Big Store [advertisement} On every outing---- KODAK And let us finish your films when you return. HENRY LOUIS The Rexall Store 124 E. College [advertisement] T. DELL KELLEY Tailoring, Cleaning Repairing and Pressing Fine Work In Ladies' Garments Phone 17 211 E. College St. [advertisement] PRINCESS CANDY KITCHEN Home-Made Candy Ice Cream Lunches "The Cleanest Kitchen if Iowa City" according to the Government Inspector last fall.
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Page Four The Daily Iowan, State University of Iowa Sunday, May 25, 1919 WANT ADS Rate 10c a line or fraction: 20% discount on three or more insertions. Want ads cash in advance. LOST---Phi Delta Kappa pin. Finder phone 1498. reward. WILL party who took the tennis racket from the Y.W.C.A. room please return same immediately LEATHER NOTEBOOK--- was picked up at the gymnasium Please return the notes at least. Leave at Iowan office. Reward. C. A. Bowlsby LOST---Mottled brown knife with scissors attachment. Return to Iowan office. Reward FOR SALE---Cheap: Golf sticks, tennis racket, bicycle lantern. Phone 216. WANTED---Position as bookkeeper and stenographer, Address KS care Daily Iowan. WILL PAY 5c each for several numbers of May 15 and May 17. Bring them to Iowan office under University Book Store. ZETAGATHIANS WIN PRIZE LOVING CUP Leonard Racker Debating Trophy Awarded by Former Student to Champions For having made the best record in the forensic activities of the University, the Zetagathian Literary Society has been presented with the Leonard Racker Trophy for the intersociety championship contest, and will be entitled to guard the cup within its hall throughout the ensuing year. The Racker trophy is a beautiful loving cup that was donated to the University by Leonard Racker, a graduate of the law college, and at present a practicing attorney in Waverly, Iowa, for the purpose of stimulating competition among the literary societies. Mr. Racker was formerly a Zetagathian and a prominent participator in forensics, being for two years a member of the intercollegiate debating team. He was also an instructor in the public speaking department during his last year at the University. A system of allowing so many points for the winning of the various contests among the three societies, Zetagathian, Philomathean, and Irving, determines to whom the cup shall go at the close of the year. This is the first year that the cup has been offered, and Zetagathian is the first society to have its name engraved upon the cup. In order for any society to secure permanent possession of the cup, it must take the cup three years in succession. PHI PSIS HOLD FIFTH DISTRICT CONVENTION The fifth district convention of the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity which has been held the last three days at the chapter house of Iowa Alpha chapter closed with a stag banquet and toast program at the Jefferson hotel last night. This banquet was in honor of the alumni. Friday night there was a dance at the Burkley preceded by a dinner at the Jefferson. The business session were held at the chapter house Friday and Saturday. Thirty delegates and fifty alumni attended the meeting and social affairs given in their honor. Delegates were present from all chapters west of the Mississippi river except Minnesota and included men from the following universities and colleges: Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado, Texas, Missouri, California, Washington, Leland Stanford Jr., and Ames. SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA WELL ATTENDED (Continued from page 1) Liszt's symphonic poem, "Les Preludes" has been heard here before and gains with each new reading. It is a beautiful work throughout and shows the great Hungarian master at his best. The new solo cellist, of the orchestra, Herman Beyer-Hane, at once established himself in favor with the big audience through his sympathetic rendition of the second movement of the Bohemian master, Dvorak's cello concerto. His playing has all the characteristics of a master and he was forced to respond, to the insistent applause, with an encore, playing a dainty, graceful little composition of his own. Mr. Albert Lindquest, the tenor, was the star of the evening his manly voice having gained a volume and vibrancy since he was last heard with the orchestra. His encore, LaForge's "To a Messenger" won the instantaneous approval of his hearers and he was forced to give a second encore, singing with harp accompaniment. Miss Harriett McConnell made her first appearance in Iowa City last night. She is a young artist of great promise, having a voice of ingratiating quality, and showing a great musical maturity in her interpretations. UNIVERSITY HIGH TO GRADUATE FOURTEEN Fourteen students will receive diplomas from the University High school Friday evening, June 13, when graduating exercises will be held in the high school building. The candidates for graduation this year are as follows: Thomas Joseph Wilkinson, Amber Florence Porch, Ruth Reeder, Ella Margaret Miller, Ruth A. Davis, Harold John Kriebs, Benjamin Charles Huber, Margaret Lydia Negus, Rudolph C. Sturm, Ernest George Fiala, Ethel N. West, Donald G. Kolarik, Edna K. Nass, and Nelva Aileen Myers. Plans for a definite graduation program and senior day have not as yet been arranged. [advertisement] BANNER DAIRY LUNCH Offers you Wholesome Meals at Reasonable Prices 11 South Dubuque Street [advertisement] WHO'S YOUR TAILOR? You can duplicate a suit price any place but a PRICE SUIT only one place Made to your Individual Measure E. V. PRICE & CO. $30.00 and Upwards J. R. KEMPSTON Opposite Englert Theatre [advertisement] DAINTY LUNCHES between or after classes. Drop into WHITING'S PHARMACY On Dubuque St ENGINEERS FAVOR PHYSICAL TRAINING Vote for Voluntary System and Assessment for Support of Athletics Engineers expressed themselves as being in favor of the new physical training program now before the students, according to Alvin Hanapel, president of the A. S. of A. S. At a special meeting called for that purpose he presented the question and a lively discussion followed. Observing to some extent the manner in which the other colleges had treated it, the men were practically unanimous against compulsion and the word was omitted in the resolutions. After some discussion the assembly voted in favor of a voluntary system and for an assessment upon each student for the purpose of supporting such sports. The plan itself was met with approval and the question of the effect it would have on their schedule was the only one not settled. CURRIER ENTERTAINS Currier hall entertained at its annual dancing party Friday evening. Tables were removed from the east dining room and this room together with the lobby and the west parlor were given over to dancing. Snowballs and blossoms in reed baskets and vase bouquets were the only decorations. Punch Dunkel's orchestra played. Professor E. E. Lewis is making a building survey at Storm Lake. Harriet Tullis of West Liberty and Fern Stockwell of Dubuque are guests at the Pi Beta Phi house this week end. Florence Gabbert of Davenport and Delia Boynton of Cedar Rapids are guests at the Kappa Kappa Gamma house this week end. Josephine Gage is entertaining her mother of Sabula at the Gamma Phi Beta house for a few days. Miss Amelia Rhynsburger, teacher in the elementary school has accepted a position as director of the normal training high school at Sioux City. [advertisement] STRAND THEATRE Three days starting today WILLIAM S. HART in "BREED OF MEN" His latest and best picture coming next Sunday DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in his big seven reel feature "THE KNICKER-BOCKER BUCKABOO" [advertisement] IRISH'S BUSINESS COLLEGE Commercial Bank Building 205 1/2 Washington St. SUMMER SESSION Classes Begin June 16, 1919 Registration Open until June 23, 1919 Instructions in the following Branches--- Gregg Shorthand Pitman Shorthand Touch Typewriting and Bookkeeping SPECIAL COURSES Filing and the Dictaphone [advertisement] HOME STUDY (28th Year) Will courses in History English Chemistry Zoology, Mathematics, the Modern Languages, Economics, Sociology, Drawing, Philosophy, Education, etc., help you to carry out your college program? More than 400 courses in academic subjects are offered by correspondence. All command credit. Begin at any time. Address THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO Division X, Chicago, Ill. [advertisement] NEW MARABOUS Rich and elegant are the new MARABOUS, Ostrich, combined with Georgette, Cape style. A beautiful marabou lends an aid of softness and accentuates the general attractiveness of suit or gown. These marabous are just out of the packing box, fresh and clean. We cordially invite every young woman to see them. The prices are reasonable. More new stylish Summer Dresses have just been received and placed on sale. We invite you to see them. YETTER'S The Big Store [advertisement} On every outing---- KODAK And let us finish your films when you return. HENRY LOUIS The Rexall Store 124 E. College [advertisement] T. DELL KELLEY Tailoring, Cleaning Repairing and Pressing Fine Work In Ladies' Garments Phone 17 211 E. College St. [advertisement] PRINCESS CANDY KITCHEN Home-Made Candy Ice Cream Lunches "The Cleanest Kitchen if Iowa City" according to the Government Inspector last fall.
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