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, , I' II I I II, II II II ',I J IC--- ", PAGE FOUR THE DAILY IOWAN, UNIVERSITY OF IOWA Tuesday, February 23, 1923. WRESTLERS WILL MEET WIseo NSIN President Harding en amid discourngemcnts and criti- year. Heuer who wrestles for the the Iowa prairies in sock and buck HAWKEYE CAMPAIGN World Today Needs "Humanity needs to drink of the Badgers in the middleweight division skin. OFFICIALLY LAUNCHED Co r d S cup of unfailing confidence which enis a tough customer, but Iowa is ============== (Continued from page 1) n 1 ence, ays abled him to sland erect and unshakbanking on Thom to give him a run SKATING TOURNEY garet Altman' Alpha A.i Delta Leoto win. Thom is showing up well WILL BE SATURDAY " cism which would have crushed any son ' Delta Delta Delta Margaret Hot Battle Anticipated \V)lcn this year. (Continued from page 1) Alt' D It' E' 'I W' h (By United News) less than a master heart and soul," Hawks Wrestle Badgers The Badgers are also strong in the man; e a uamma, 1l1l Y It - Washington, Feb. 12-Humanity Harding said. February 23 light heavyweight class, Templin, before the meet takes place, Other row, Delta Zeta, ;Frances Carpenter; and the world have need today for 11 big stronk husky, is a hard man to names of competitors must likewise Gamma Phi Beta, Emily \" ithrow; the unfailing confidence, the courage, "The world today sees civilization be in before Saturday noon in order Iota Xi Epsilon, Hazel Samuelson; and the high moral purpose of Abra- brought to its supreme test. Its trial Friday night, Februa1'Y 23, two beat. He beat the Minnesota light to be able to take part in the meet. Kappa Kappa Gamma, Aargaret Wil- h undefeated teams will clash when the heavyweight, O~ter, former Ames am L ' I P 'd t H d' d came when it might have least been lI1CO n, resl en ar mg e- son; Zeta Tau Alpha, Irene Shenkle; least expected, At the very apex of Hawkeye grapplers journey to Madi- wrestler, while the best James, the Entry blanks have been posted on P' B ta Ph' B ' M ' C elared tonight at the Lincoln Day t ' I d hid son to meet the Wisconsin matmen. Iowa light heavy, could do was to the bulletin board in the locker roam ,I e 1, ernlce arlon ap- rna ena a vanes w en se enee an , , \ lon; Alpha Kappa Kappa, Margaret dinner given by friends of the Lincoln invention and industry and culture Both teams have met and defeated get a draw after twelve minutes of for the entrants of Umverslty men; 'I N S' N M , . ' ,dl son; u Igma u, argaret Memorial University. seemed to have united III JustifyIng Northwestern and Minnesota in their snappy grappling. Umverslty women may submlt their t Ph' B ta P' L Wh' . man; I e I, eona lte; first matches of the season. The names on a posted blank at the woo Ph' Rh S' F C Although the president did not spe- man's proudest estimate of his des- . I 0 Igma, ranees arpenter' d,ope seems to favor Iowa slightly, if men's gymnaslUm towns people may , ' cifically mentio~ the conflict in the tiny, there came among the nations SIG EPS AND PHI . t th ' t th I Delta Sigma Delta, Frances Carpencomparative scores mean anything. regIS er ell' names a e owa. , Th d S 1 h ' h h I tu ter; PSI Omega, Helen McGiVern; Ruhr and the Near East it was ap- such a clash of ambitions, such a e Hawks efeated Minnesota by upp y company; Ig sc 00 S -, " , d t~ . te ·th M F k the one sided score of 24 to 5, while en " may regIs r Xi PSl Phi, Leona White; Delta parent that he was thinking of the confusion of ideals, such a crash of Wl r, ran PSIS RUN FEB 22 Theta Phi, Frances Carpenter; Aca- troubled state of the world as he conflicting aims and aspirations, as Wisconsin succeeded in getting 24 • Souchek, Iowa City high school coach. cia, Hazel Samuelson; Alpha Tau but allowed the Norsemen to get The beautiiul cup which will be spoke. it had never known before. 8 points in the meantime. Iowa won Tie for Fir'st Place in Relays awarded to the fraternity capturing Omega, Zoe Lemley; Beta 'rheta Pi, from the Purple 23 to 10, while the Will Be Decided ' first place with its skating team will Leona White; Chi Kappa Pi, Alice best tbe Badgers could do was to Ncxt Week be on display at the Iowa Supply Kling; Delta Chi, Emily Withrow; come through with a 20 to 11 vic- company this week. .Suitable prizes Delta Kappa Gamma, Helen McGiv- The tie between the Phi Kappa Psi will be awarded to winners of each ern; Delta 'rau Deuta, Leona White; to;~e Iowa grapplers came through and Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternities division of the race. Kappa Beta Psi, Leona White; Kapth . od h in the recent Inter-fraternity relays pa Sigma, Leona White; Phi Delta e N 0 rth wes te rn mee t 10 go s ape J ' , 'th th t' f G . b will be run oft' February 22 ill con- The tourna,nent, of course, depends Theta, Bernice Capion; Phi Epsilon Wl e excep Ion 0 ugls erg, " .• ' ed h' th t ' nectlOn WIth the HIgh School Indoor largely for its success on weather Pi, Margaret Altman; Phi Gamma w h 0 h as a brUls Ip a IS caus- . h' t bl lth h 't· Track Meet to be held on th'lt date. conditions and the cond,ition of the Delta, Emily Withrow; Phi Kappa, mg lID some rou e, oug I IS Both teams came out of the meet ice on the day when it will be held. Helen McGivern; Phi Kappa Psi, not thought to be of a serious na- ; ture. Petersen, the sophomore who laps on the Annory trnck. Repretook Jacobsen's place in the Purple match and won his bout is out work- sentatives of both teams have agreed with a mark of 2:17 4-;) for the six Snould the weather be unfavorable Emily Withrow; Phi Kappa Sigma, or the ite in such shape that it will Leona White; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, be advisable not to hold the meet, Bernice Marie Capion; Sigma Chi, on the above date, This ratE' will the postponement date has been set AIi~ Kling; Sigma Nu, Emily Withing hard so that if Jacobsen is un determine the possessors of the Intel'- for Washington's birthday. If this row; Sigma Phi Epsilon, Frances ' able to take his place in the lineup he fraternity silver plaques for first day is likewise unfavorable, the meet Carpenter; Sigma Pi, Bernice Cawill be in the best of cond,ition. and second places. The winner will will be planned for next winter. pion; Alpha Chi Omega, Emily Vllith- Are You Planning A Spread In Your Room Tonight? things tlmt go to make a spr ad COID- Wisconsin is exceedingly strong in also be awarded the traveling lov- row' Sigma Rho Leona White' Trithe 115 pound class, in the light The success of the first meet of' , , h d ' th 'dd d ing cup for first place in the Rclay~. 't k' d h ld t eavy, an th U ' 'ty angle House, Margaret Wilson; Pili In e m! leweight i- I S In ever e a e mvers! , , , p~~. • ISVlons. S uzu I , f d The men who ran for Phi Kappa '11" d I I h t tt't d Ilelta Chi, Leona White; Alpha Ch)
----------~~--------------------~------- . Tuesday, February 13. 1923. THE DAILY IOWAN. UNIVKltSITY OF lOW A PAGE FIVjf. a of as .; I • EDISON SMILES . ON BIRTHDAY BUT LABORS ON Feels Young, He Says, As Friends Shower Him With Messages Of Congratulation (By United News) East Orange, N. J., Fet. 12-Seventy sIx American Beauty roses, one for each year of his life, were thrown beside the .>ffice swivel chair where Thomas A. Edison works sixteen hours a day. Their fragrance joins with the ill smelling scent of chemical from the thing but his experiments. Not until those roses, added to one by one, reach the round total of 100, will he be ready to lay down his tools. "J! a man, at 76, feels as young as 2G, he ought to work until the century mark," he said. The flowers were given today by the Emson pioneers at a dinner commemmorating the wizard's -birthday. He heard 150 present and former associates extol his genius and read more than 250 congratulatory telegrams. Feb. 12.26 Will Be Miss Grigsby wa~ convincing in her ..------------~----...---, interpretation of an old southern O bserve d By Banks man. As Thrift Week The second act, coached by Mrs. Lyon Schwob, and which depicted a National Thrift Weck fram Feb- gypsy camp was entertaining. The ruary 12 to 26 will be observed dancing and singing of the scene was through advertisements only by Iowa both picturesque and, satisfying. Be City banks. No other effort will be sides the dances mentioned before, made fOl' recognition. Thrift Week especial merit was shown by Mrs. became an annual event in this COUll- Scioto Herndon Au of Des Moines in try after inauguration about five her vocal solo "Estudiantina" and years ago to prornote a spirit of the gypsy love song by the chorus saving. of singers under. her mrection. After the dinner he returned to Local bankers assert that no defin- The fantasy pantomine, "The Shephis work, spreading one of them on ite results of the week ean be con- het'd in the Distance," coached t>y the desk before him. It was from eluded in dollars and cents. Banks Miss Louise Boillen, of the physical Henry Ford, his fast friend, which carryon similiar campaigns through- training department was unique. Unsaid: out the year wtih special emphasis usual stage settings and. costume ef "My best birthday wishes. You are at Chl'istmas time wible Thrift Week iects were carried out in black and setting a great public example by was originally created to benefit ad- white. The mechanical response of sticking on the job." vertisel's. the various characters to the "Maker And the inventor labored on until "Savings accounts among students of Sounds" who d,irected their acmidnight. are increasing," says G. L. Faulk, tions was amusing. inventor's laboratory. Their beauty He entertained the reporters and president of the Johnson County The scenic effect of the last act in contrasts with the shabby one desk told them what he thought about bank. "The majority of students are which the different months of the and the archive collar and mussed wine, women and song. careless in keeping checking ac- year were presented with graceful white hair of the feverish worker. "Wine? America. is sober. Wom- counts. I reccommend the budgeting dancing and artistic costumes. The But he toils on, obvious to every- en? The nation has them. Fine of allowances. Figure your constant march of the stiff snow men and their IIERE'S TO YOUR HEALTH! and FOR YOUR ENTERTAINMENT SEE- Marshall Neilan's "The Stranger's Banquet" AL '0 L "'~I.A/· IIOWE'S FUN FESTIVAL LASTS TWO DAYS TOD Y and TOMORROW ...... tl ........ "'"H ...... tftllntllltttlllUll"N"I.III ... III1U1~IIIMIMIIIIII"I.I'IIIIttUUIl" .... 1 STARTING THURSDAY The delightful starring t am or 'Th B~autiful and Damn d" Marie Prevost and Kenneth Harlan in "The 'Married Flapper" (' ones. The song? The best voices expenses such as room and board and amusing appearance in round cottonare in the home and should be kept then spend accordingly.!' baiting costumes was well received. there." The Iowa State Bank likewise Tina Chiesa 'A3 of ·Des Moines and French invasion of the Ruhr he finds no immediate increase in busi- Mable QuineI' were especially effectermed a legitimate business call. ness after Thrift Week George F. tual in their dance of roses in the "The English are such good sports that the United States should charge only one half of one percent interest on the British war debt. Harding is a good president--a bit too slow, maybe, but prefergble to Wilson, who was not close enough to the people to be practicable-minded. Krouft, president of the bank, says, "Students should l'egard their accounts just as buisness men do. The budget system keeps the money away June scene, while the butterfly dance in the August number should receive special mention. The wand drill as the first act of the vaudeville and coached by Miss Miriam Taylor of the physical training department, was executed with from the handy reach. It is easy to spend money when it is in the pocket but har~:ler to cash checks. About sixty per cent of the stud machine-like precision. The formation of over thirty women went "World Problems? The situation," ents do not even keep check stubs Edison said, "is entirely economic btl u re y upon th elr . memorIes. . C onand ca.nnot be solved. But through the drill with admirable . as " far as sequen tl y many peop I e overes t' Ima te form. another war-why be peSSImistic on . . ? Th' '11 b theIr balances and so trouble al'lses. your birthday. ere WI e no war simply beca.use there isn't enough To learn real economy, use a budget system." money to finance one," he explained. The Tuesday speech class, section sc, will meet in L. A. Annex room 102. Vance Morton. G.I the allrd." Habi~ l' ou won't b. dl#appoint.4 Now howing A Great · Production· 'Trifling Women' Don't Be Disappointed! Come Early .. or Attend Matinees , A Great Prod1wtion By Rex Ingram Featuring JJewis Ston Barbln'a La Marl' Ramon NavoJ'l'o Thomas Farrel, cashier at the Fil'st National Bank, believes that stud· ents in general are thrifty. "When students overdraw, parents are often A curtain act, which was a baby dance by Isabelle Kime A2 of Fort Dodge, was effective as a means of divergance. to blame. Many parents foolishly ROADJILAYS PASSED UPON BY COMMITTEE (Continued from page 1) give their children the wrong inpres- -w-e-ek-s--b-ef-o-r-e-th-e-s-e-a-t-s-al-e-o-p-e-n-s, sion of wealth. However, we have and the fate of the play is decided. very little trouble with students ac- The chairman, Prof. Wilbur J. Teecounts. I adivse a budget SY8- ters, dean of the college of phartdm to reduce expense. maey, informs Miss Helen Peterson, VAUDEVILLE WELL RE- CEIVED BY ENTHUSIASTS (ContrOlled l'rom page 1) power. The Spanish dance liLa Feria" by Lynette Westfall was remarkable for its pl'efection of techJrl{)ue. The portrayal of an April fool in the last act of the vaudeville by Pauline Spencer A3 of Des Moines was especially well done. She combined drollery and. mischief with grace which resulted in a dance of unusual talent. social secretary to the dean of women, of the committee's decision. She tiles the information in the dean of women's office. Therefore, liThe Gold Diggers," which comes to the Englert on February 14th, and "Lightnin'," which comes March 22nd, have not been approved because they have ca.tchy, attractive titles, but because they aTe good plays, well staged and well acted. "Tangerine," booked at the Englert for February 27th, is a musical comedy, and has not been approved. The members of this years' social committee are: Adelaide L. Burge, Victoria Boyles A3 of Iowa City acting dean of women; Clara M. Daand Pauline Spencer ~s skaters in ley, professor of history; Henry L. the last act ~ere pleasl~g.. T.he, long Reitz, professor of mathematics; R. gliding c;lanclDg steps mntatmg the M. Perkins, professor of law college; stroke of skaters and the white silk "Prof. Ewen E. McEwen, professor ofl skaters costumes combined to produce anatomy; Wilbur J. Teeters, dean of a :ealistic effect. In her. interpre- college of pharmacy; Margaret Alt-I tatl0n of a dragon-fly MISS Barry man A4 of Livermore; Maurine , i of Action and Thrills ALSO HOWING A! PEACH OF A 2 REEL COMEDY FEATURING AL ST.JOHN in his latest "Out of Place" Pat he News Admission 15-40c Moines and Lorraine Crawford Al of SS of Cedar Rapids; and Robert i ............................ .. Des Moines in sou'tJiern costume. Block L2 of Davenport. Greatest Motion Picture Ever Made-Bar None! Millions Have Seen ft---Are All Amazed DOUGLAS ' FAIRBANKS I --IN-- The , • ( ~ ALSO- CHARLIE CHAPLIN in th greatest 2 r 01 comedy he ever . made ADMI IQN 10-40c I'"IIII"jqllltUlIIIWllnl!illtlltl'"tIIllllilMlttllltlllit1llllltltll"'lJfIrMIIlllnllllll'",IIQM tarting Thursday , A Knockout I BEGINS THURSDAY FOR SIX DAYS 'Easy Struot': V odvil Bill! .• strarmf:
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