~S OHIO UNION f, after Vult Th-, II Praiflle of IlUItItutlon.

like the Ohio union II Ilderr.ul asset a campul Irsity !Can haye," Dr. reolol1 department de-

Interview yesterda,. university of Ohio, Pro-I('oked OV\l1' the unloll something of Its organ. , lethods. union has developed a

Irlt, and 1a able to hall. Iy the divergent Inter. Instltlutlon," .. Dr. RaJ

1 that our union Was ill .. that the Ohio union (~,

lOpeS that It will be In Ire. The Ohio union II i8t!ng place for aU unl. ties, It Is housed In a ling, built Iby the state

I ,by the 8tUdenta~' ad absolutely selt·sup rt· lent being (lompelle to a. semester towards Ita Is money ia paid 'w til on tee and enables t)e ry oq It! work without :

There Is a 'boaldJaa capacity of ,about 200, mlldlng three or four ma used only as qual'-doeot pe'ople, who ara I university."

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THE DAlbY 10 , VOL XV. UNIVERSITY OF IOWA, IOWA OITY, IOWA, SUNDAY .JANUARY .. 1818 No. 18

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started on Application

The Correct Version of the New Dances Taught by Miss Marguerite Labadie Majestic Hall

Appointments Phone Black 293 I Learn the Charlie Chaplin Waltz The New Craze - ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ss •• .... . .... .. ....... .. • • • •• . ... . ... . .... FAIRALL GOES TO -1~. -LA-TF:-WAR-NE-~WS-! ---.r.+ LIBERAL ARTS MEN rAN N 0 UNO." Ie NT 8 r WILL ORGANIZE NEW

CLINTON ADVERTISER aIa--~ -,--EN_El\t_Y IN_RE_TR"'~_AT!---a.~ DEFEAT PHARMACISTS + AU ex.stadellt. 01 Iowa.! SWIMMING CLASSES Somewhere in I;wa City, Jan, 22'-:" fiaeheN ~ will meet Mooday ---

night, 7 p. m. In room 221 LJberal 1UlM)l8T)JR'S ClA>8R MEEfiI lUNY THE ENGlNERRS RCORE 28 TO 11

Art8 to dl8cu .. further planl for the HAWKEYE )(ANAGER IhilA\'ES TO- According to advance reports, a great

ABLE TO PAnJ)).F. NIGHT TO BF. CITY EmTOR victory has been won by the allied o~ ORAOU1'TF.8 •

banquet to be. held. Februar7. 7. forces of Asperln and Quinine over __ _ Plans will be diaculsed tor the pro- Ulreftor fIcohroeder (MUM Call tor the Grippe Germs. The determined c-"flnd '

mYel! Up UnJverslty Work }'or Newso oft'enslve (decidedly olTenslve) which

~ ROUlld of Inter·llepartment gramme that evenlog. Everyone 10 Nftt, l..ot to Prepare for 1181Jet' Work-W1l1 Continue

the latter have been keeping up d ur-lllt"'k«>thllU Serlefl Played 0« tere8ted 8hould be present. 8. C. Inlltmrlloll

Hawkeye COllllections -TtentH Out Conltlt, Pres. Ing the last month is ntw reported to --- All Itudents who regloterprt u

be completely crushed and the Germs L, R, Fairall, junior In the college In the flrst game of the second GRADUATE LOME8 STORK non·swlmmers at lhe b~glllning or

of liberal arts, wlii leave Iowa City are In rapid retre',!-t. The university round of the interdepartment serle8 Fire destroyed the drug store of the year are now o.blp to gel abollt hospital which was captured early in

tonight to accept a position as city the liberal arts Quintette defeated Harry W. Foster of Gladbrook Jan. in the water wlthollt the ronfltllnt al· editor of the Clinton Advertiser. the movement has been retaken by

the forces of General Medical Treat- the pharmacist team yesterday af- 19. The loss was $13,000 of, which teotton of the Infltrurtor and nt'w Although he will lose credits for ternoon 34 to 16. At no tilDe were -8,000 was covered by Insurance. las8es for beglnnl'rs will be RII\I·te.1

ment and the Germs driven out. .. the semester's work nearly completed the victors hard pushed. The first Mr. Foster was a '11 graduate from tt the opening of the "pcon" 8omPlltl!l', Mr, Falra\l decided that the opportu- half ended wl~h the count 14' to 8 the pbarmacy collele. The men have mnde rapid progr S~ nlty oft'ered him for an active news- NEW RULES FOR "FUSSERS" for the liberal artf! men. In the sec· under the Instruction ot Mr, Whepl .. r. paller CQuid not be passed by, He _ _ _ ond round, the liberal .arts men Many of them have taken up diving visited Clinton yesterday and, in a Can't 00 Strolling Arter Ten·tbh,ty tossed the sphere for 20 points, while LAW TEAM DtFEArs MUSCATINE snd lIome ot the Jqore advan(,8.i try-out, demonstrated to the satis- 'Vlthout Permls",loll Unless the phar~clsts were again tallying --- itrokes. faction of the editor and manager of Chullet'olu!

rHE DAILY IOWAN btered at the ~ alice at Iowa

(:lt1, Iowa, &I I8CODd claII matter.

NO MORE "RBQ1TIBED 01J'IIJf' No great amount ot thought w\Jl

be required to Ihow the Itudent body that obJectlonl to the new faculty regulation flxIng a penalty tor all "cuttlnl" of CJaueI wlthollt good realon wIU 'not be to the credit of those who make them.

adequate.

~DANOING

POX~ TWINKLE OORANBOLL PIDGEON WALK IITNEY ONE 8TEP WALTZ-IIB8ITATION SOCIETY DANOING POX TROT

TWINKLIil OOEANROLL PIDGEON WALK .JITNEY ONE 8TEP WALTZ-HESITATION SOCIETY DANCING

FOXTROT ' TWINKLE ,'e OOBAN BOLL PIDGEON WALK nTNEY ONE 8TEP W ALTZ-HE8ITATION 800IETY DANCING FOXTROT TWINKLE PIDGEON WALK JITNEY ONE 8TEP W ALTZ-HE8ITATION

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OCEAN ROLL

'-A Ca;meetlnrof- thetruatees of And after all" la?'t "cutting" too DlcklnlOn College, Jamea Henry Mor-

auggeatlve at the gra~ar achool gan was unanlmoualy elected head of aplrlt of "playing hookey" to be In that Inatltutlnon. keeping with the dignity of unlveral~y

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Prof. ~les L Gates of Nlnneapolls and his Iowa Dancing Partner

Suepple's AuditQrium' Wednesday Eve., January 26

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LOUISE HERRINGTON 8bampoolo8, MaaicU1'iD8 ChIropody, Mauap

Bright Boy from Model School-"What la the difference between our

atudenta? ! ... ~!~~ .. ~~~~~~ .... i There is an arm), ot 21,,02,113 Arbuckle's Be8t Wall 8ipped by AU

Americans at present engageel in ac-teacher and a burglar?"

Vapor Baths 117 1-% Dubuque St PhonellTt

Litle Girl (alarmed)-"I don't ------------

The fratern~tlel aD the IOampul at the unlveralty at OaJlfornia wlll be

tual student Ute In the United States. No other alngle county In the world can equal thll r£~ord.

prohibited from bulldlnl new ho'ulea The Harvard corporation hal an-cOltlng over ,$26,000, according to a nounced that hereatter admlulon to relOlu·.lon palled by the board of the medical aehool 19'111 be offered to t.rult .. of the unlverltty at a recent studenta ilompletln, two yeara Of meetlnl. work in certain approved Inltltu-

Stu4eDU of the Unlverllty ot Mlcht-Ian In a Itraw vote r,ecently hela, voted 1,040 to 932 In tavor ot mlll-ta". training.

Raym~nd Roblnl II preparln, fqr • campaign at the ounlveralty of Tex-

tloBl. Formerly, Itudentl leeklng admlllion were reqouired to hold an academic degree.

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Membera of the Cabinet Club at MlchigaJl held a dance in Waahin,-ton, D. C., on C~rlatmas nl,ht at t~fl Raleigh hotel. A apecial car was chartered for the trip east.

We gUmpse 10 Saturday'a D. I. that men was H~ved at the mllltary ball by the Mocha sisters. We are pleased to add the exchlslve news that tbey were asslated by th~ Java twins.

\ " THE PLAY OF THE HOUR

Or How to Fill 8paee "Hurry up, Lorraillel" (Silence) "Get out of tbere, quick." "Ub, huh." "The breakfast beU's I'ung." "Don't care." "Aw, you do too; get up." "My teet won't budge." "Wbadayamean ?" "They're frole to the bed poat." -Farther Notell ot Faahlonll Bralnl are not 80 prevalent as for-

merly but are 1\111 worn occa8lonal· Iy, under the bat. They are shown only Ingrey and white.

know. What?" JOHN G. MUELLIilR, M. D. PhYlilclan aDd 81U'pOD

B. B.-"Why, a burglar always Phon81 87 R 1 87 R I sjlYs, 'Handa Up!' and our teacb"ra R~ldence U 7 E. Bloomington at. aays, 'Handa down.' "

PROPER, BUT NOT LEGAL Contrlb. lnQ~ires ! ILIIxloullly,

"Would it be proper to say tbat tbe saloonkeepera who treated thetr creditors Just 'ltefore going out of businen Uquldated their debt!!?"

HR8. KENYON'S BEAUTY 8HOP 21 1-2 E Washlncton St.

Oposlte Liberal Arts Ten Yeara' Experience

In 8hampooloK, Facial Mauap Hair Dre88log, ManlcurbaS

PHONE 1051

DR. T. L. HAZARD Homeopathic PhyaicaD

aDd 8aJ118OD omce Over Golden Eagle

Pbone: Omce, 60 Rl, Residence, 60 R S.

DR. E. T. KEGEL Omce Paul-Helen Building, Bult • Walhlngton St .. %07-13 E. Wash. at.

Residence, 17 Governor St. Telephone 378 'R. 1 and S

Omce Houra: 9-12 A. M.-l: 30 P. If. PraetJl.'e LImIted to tile 111.. ilar,

N 0118 aDd Throat DR. PRANK L. LOVE

Phones: Omce, 681: Realdence, Ii Paul-Helen BuUdln,

Iowa City, Iowa

DORTHY L. DE FRA.NOB PubUc 8teD .... p.her.

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'DR .LOLA CI.ARK MIGiIELL Houra: 10 to U A. M.

2 to 7 P. M. Sunday 6 to 6 p, M.

Telephone 931 218 1-2 Wasb. at.

JOHN V08&. D. D. 8. Phone

13 1-2 S. Dubuque Street

For Bat-ModerD Furnilbed Roo .. Illectrlc U,htl lood heat.

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Bl,ASTING AT OLEAR The law faculty held tts bl-weekly ~ • 1 ~ f 1 The Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority 1 un, '\7e:;t Africa , has been forced to • tc ll.tIn S' nlt41 ~:rSlllt(t ])

luncheon Friday noon at the Jet- woro hostesscs at a ten ycntorday for ~n to another station beca~se of the f~l'son hotel. Routine Ilnd Incidental Milltar)' Ball fresh men and Borne of their frlc ndG \'i ar between the German aurl Britlsb night by the loud reportl of mall ers were discussed. Week's Feature Zrom four until eight o'clocJ: . Tho c.1 lo:11al troops. which continued throu,hout

Edwin Stevens in a

Great Dual Role

in

The Man Inside

A 5 Act Drama Photoplay

SUNDAY

The military ball of Friday even- hOllse wan decorated throughout with --- night. It was commonly cooled1an1, Ing was the most Important society ~)lnlt l'occw. Mrs. George Ihw, of .J!l~t . bont that the Ice was going out at event of the week end. This drew Ottumwa; alid 1\1rs. Bumno Chano P(" 'soto dam. A number of Inqulll~lve many out of town guests to Iowa City-, prosided il1 tho dining room. Mis!! J [). ::J.o Freeland of Drako Is a guest dents went to see It go, but In addition to former students of lIle Harri t T •• 1lcy of Y.-aterloo W 'lG an o. ~ Alpha Chi Omega house. Catha- were mistaken. The bluUnc university. nut of to'wa r;:.:cst. r :no Hutchinson spent tho week end being done liP at Clear Creek.

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