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PAGE SIX tthe lDaily lIowan OFFICIAL STUDENT NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF lOW A h bliahed every morning except )Londay during the Ualnraiiyye&r by the Daily Iowan Publi.hing Company at Ill-liB E_ Iowa Avenue, Iowa City, Iowa. lIakred &I .eeond cia.. matter at the pOltoJriee of lewa City, 10'11'11.. "b. criptioll Rate.: by carrier, f3.00; by maU, f8.50 . Single eopie. 8e lIllllBER OF IOWA COLLEGE PRESS AND WESTERN CONFERENCE EDITORIAL ASSOCIATIONS BOARD OF TRUSTEES ~ar* H. Weller, Ohairman; E. M. McEwen, R. B. Kit Uedp, Raymond PeterIon, Lloyd E. Ande1'lOn, Marion Chase, Leonard Wainwright EDITOBIAL STAl'l' Boom 14 llberal a.rt. lIuUdtng Telepbone Black 1757 GIIOBGE R. GALLUP JR -Editor-in·Chief 9. :Holbert Seigle-___ .._.. _ Head Newl Editor IUrpret B. Altman. __.____.__ Women'l Editor hUSH J. Weber __..._ ..._._.....___..... Sports Editor mnlle. E. Carpenter __._.__._.____---Boeiety Editor IUrman J. YoNally _.__.__.__ Editorial Board a.ih Oromer _____._.._. .Yagazine Editor Leonll. I. White .._.....____......._ ..___.....Dramatie Editor Btl8INES8 8TAFl' 121' Eut Iowa Avenue Telephone 291 LOREN D. UPTON ___ .... __ ....... Bu.ine •• M&nager OJIarle. H. Stout __.___.A••'t. Bu.ines. Mauager Lawrenee J. Evan. ________ Cireulation Manager "rry Hoeye ___...__.._oo__... Advertiling Manager Edward L. Vollers ......._.....__.._...._.Advertising Dorartment "r1 BeroggtllD-_ ..._______ Advertlsing Department Jamee R. Gatewood ....__.._.....__.....A.dvertising Depo.!.Ttment Harry S. Bunker._ .._......_..._._._..__.........__......Accountant REPORTERS Marion Ansel George W. Brl.bln Buel G. Beem. HortelUlO Finch :E;vOIYl\ M. Harler Tyrrell M. Ingersoll W. Gordon .TobnBl
Tuesday, February 13, 1923. TUE DAILY IOWAN, UNIVERSITY OF IOWA PAGE SEVEN • I I . HARVARD SPEAKER HERE FEB. 16-17 1>1'o£es80r 0 f Government TIananl to Adutess COl1v ntion ment of histOl;Y. In 1910 11e was ap- crown one can get the jeweled ef- covel' the educational field of music .................................. ... . . . . .............-t;; pointed professor of government, and fect. and include a number especially destill holds that chair at Harvard. The Old-fashioned Girl .igned to be valuable in a short per- At Last He is' a mem ber of several historical St. Valentine's Eve always seems I iOO of instruction. Among these the societies and political science asso- to call for the old-fashioned girl with most notable courses in public school o r ciations, and holds offices in some of powdered wig and beau-catcher curls. methods of teaching music, of partithem. One need. only add a little lace shoul- eulut' intereRt to teachers. A course Professor Hart is known as a del' shawl, a quaint corsage of vio- in tho history and appreciation of writer of books, having several score lets surrounded by lace paper, black Imusic in which an unusually large to his credit, consisting mainly of velvet wristlets and Grandmas old- number of students of the winter history and government text books. fashioned cameo brooch to a lacy session are enrolled, will also be of· Three professors from other unIversities will speak here at the third annual conference of Iowa high He is also iJ. writer of articles for frock to achieve success as an old- fered this swnmer. Advanced comfashioned girl. Of course one must pOSition courses and graduate re school teachers of history which will current magazines. be held on February 16 and 17. have powdered hair, a little lace search work will hold out opportunihandkerchief and a fan if one wishes ties to students for intensive work, Prof. Rolla.,M. Tryon is professor Prof. Albert Bushnell Hart, professor of government at Harvard to complete the picture. and regular courses in harmony, of the teaching of history at the University of Chi cago. A recent University, will deliver two addI'esses, "How to Treat Great Grand pear at fancy dress balls dressed be given. In these d,ays when flappers ap- voice, piano, violin, and organ wi1l book of his entitled " Teaching of History in the Junior and Senior father," and "Uncle Sam's Foreign as harem ladies, vampires or baby- The entire faculty of the school of High School," is an authority on Policy." The latter address will be dolls in rompers, it would be delight- music will be on the staff of the the subject. Professor Tryon is well on Friday evening at 5 :15 and will ful to see some of the old-fashioned. summer session, under the direction known to history teacher s throughout the Mississippi valley. His two be open to the public. He will also costumes of other days. The old- of Professor Philip Greeley Clapp. address a seminar of graduate stulents of social science in the rooms tiered ruffled skirt and the floppy of the university that the music fashioned summer girl with the many This is the first time in the history lectures will be "Supervised Study in High School History" and "The of the State Historical Society on leghorn hat adorned with a nosegay school nas laid. such Llroad plans for Teaching of Current Topics in High Friday at 4 p. m. Professor Hart of field flowers would indeed be a _..; summer sessions and retained its School History." is a well known lecturer, and has novel sight and, one feels assured full teaching strength to carry them spoken in all parts of the United Prof. Marven Van Wagenen of that any girl Who attempted that out, and marks a significant growth States. He is characterized as a the University of Minnesota will debrilliflnt would be apt to find herself the in the size and influence of the insti- and "live" speaker. liver an illustrated lecture on "The belle of the ball. .ution. For forty years he nas been a Measurement of Achievement in But one forgets there are no belles llarvard professor. In 1883 he be- History." at the balls these days, for the mOOern came fln instructor in the departect girls don't wait for boys to sf/.- belles, but dash out and grao Dr. Clapp and the professors of the various departments are now laying plans for particular features of the work to .,e undertaken, including the possible fO)Jnation of an Nevertheless, the same affairs of orchestra under Prof. Frank Kendrie Eve Are Brilliant the heart exist today as did in grandma's day and every little flapper such plans to be announced later. (By United. Press) thrills with the expectancy of the ============== ,-____________. C ostumes For D ance partners for themselyes. On St. Valentine's ., EASY 'TREET" and "TIlE MARRIED FLAPPER" Wl1at an enjoyable commination! ee UTIlE JIARRIED FLAPPER" EARL Ct I WILSON SHIRTS and COLLARS LEADER BE T IN TIlE MARKET. OF THE ~ 130 so. DuBUQUE - IOWA CJ1Y. IOWA New York, N. Y., Feb. 10-Saint Saint Valentine's dance for is not St. Valentine's Eve, of the first occas- Valentine's eve the eve when lovers ions for the formal dance since the assert themselves. Christmas holiday season, is ap- In this flapper era, the girl who proaching and the question of the forgets that she is a 1923 flapper on dance frock has our attention. Olle St. ' Valentine's eve and adorns heralways wants something just a little self like the picture'girls one sees but of the ordinary for the Saint on the old-fashioned valentines, is Valentine's frock. bound to attract swains without number. Of course, if the occasion is to be one of fancy dress, the question is easily solved, as there is always The School Of Music some little frock which has been discarded which can be turned into a Offers Many Courses fancy dress costume. A fluffy gown During The Summer of chiffon or gorgette can be wired out at the hips with red ribbons The school of music will offer a hanging from the distended hipline much more extensive curriculum to suspending red paper hearts. the stndents of the 1923 summer sessions than has ever been followed Hearts of different sizes may be out since its establishment. This pasted here and there throughout the yellr there wiJI be two terms, of six costume, concealing spots or torn and five weeks respectively, and the places. same courses will be given at both. A white frock may be fixed up In p}'evious years the school has in the same way using silver hearts never undertaken more than one session of five weeks. and tinsel. By pasting tinsel to the hearts and covering the gown with The courses to be given practically them, the effect is quite dazzling. One can make a pretty headpiece by cut- PUBLIC SALES W c have purl'.hased 122,000 pair U. S. Army Munson last shoes, sizes 51h to 12 which was the entire surplus stock of onc of the largest U. S. Government shoe contractors. This shoe is the guaranteed one hundred per cent solid leather, color dark tan, bellows tongue, dirt- and waterproof. The actual va.lue of this shoe is $6.00. Owing ·to this tremendous buy we can offel same to the public at $2.95. Send correct size. Pa.y postman on delivery or send money order. If shoes are not as represented we will cheerfully r e fund 'Your money !promptly upon request. NATIONAL BAY STATE SHOEOOMPANY 296 Broadway, New York, N. Y. They are Here! Those of you who have been '0 paticntly waiting for our "Little Bit from Ea t" to get here, will rejoice in knowing that we ]lll.Ve just received a big shipment of this candy and jnst in time for Valent ine's day. . Remembrr 'we don't charge a CeJlt for wrapping or mailing. Henry Louis, Druggist The Rexall and Kodak StoTe 124 East College Men's Black and Brown Grain Calf Oxfords Embodied in these two numbers are style, quality, and a perfect fit. A $9.50 value at 7 45 BURTON BROWN MAKE Buster BroW'l\ Shoe Store Shoes Service L. C. KRUEGER Company Buster BrOW'l\ Shoe Store South Clinton Street ting sandpaper in coronet shape, ,-----------------------------------:----------------------- painting it with silver or gilt and applying little jewels mad.e of various colored sealing waxes_ Ag'ain .he Christmas tree adornments may come in handy, for by melting varicolored Chr istmas tree candles and letting them drip upon the silver Reich's U T lI e Shop With the Campus Spirit" , offer- .. THE DAILY IOWAN Cla .. i8ed Ratea. Two cent. per word a day. Five cent. a word for three day.. Minimum for one ad, 25 centa if calh paid in adunce. Minimum for ad mailed or ,honed 40 cent.. Clallilled ada charred only to tho.e whOle namel are Ii,ted in the telephone director)'. Phone 291, BalinetJ. Ollke FOK RENT RENT-A·FORD CO., 112·118 South CapitoL Phone 2088. New closed DOUBLE ROOM for gil-Is. Single 118 cara. beds. 411 North Linn. 113 FOR RENT-Front roOm for two WANTED men. Close in. $18.00. Call R 1209. BRAN.DEE'S-Rents new enclOlled 116 cars. Special day rates. 223-5 East ltOOMS and board for six girLs. Washington. Phone 171. 117 Red 2043. 113 WANTED- By March first, three FOR RENT- Modern room with unfurnished lighthouskeeping rooms. kitchenette. Single room, $15. 619 Must be close in. Write C care the S. apitol. 114 Daily Iowan. tf. '1 the Box '1 the Box FOR RENT- Modern furnished first floor apartment. Four rooms. Phone Black 272. 113 rOB BALI LOBT AND POUlO) LOST: A pair of dark shell spectach!! on Saturday. Return to Daily 1cwl\l1 ofiice- 112 FOR SALE-A lot. Suitable for LOST: A leather box purse. Reo f raternity house. Good out-look, near ward, call. 882. 118 North Dubuque 8treet. Address lock ------------- b ole 865 ,Ity_ C • LOST- Gold watch charm at Worn· en's gym Saturday evening, February FOR SALE-Large Rile Thermax 10. Finder call C. M. Vance B 1422. eleetrlc room heater. U. ed 14 day •. Heward. 118 Bargain. Call 619 S. CapItol. '114 TAXlJI8 rOB KtBI1 FOR SALE-Peggy Paige party dre... Worn twice. 616. Bargain. YELLOW TAXI LINE - D., or Phone Black 2662. 116 Dleht. PhOM U. 117 '01 IIft-l'OaDI IIIICE.LdIOUI TRY LIIh 1852 tor better Pordl rIllST CLASS DaDIIIIACMG. for ' Valentine's Day TIlE IDEAL VALENTINE - NOTHING COULD BE MORE APPRECIATED THAN A BOX OF J. D.'S PALMETTO'S - THE TALK O~' THE TOWN. Reich's tlWhere the Crowd Goes" atlletttr prs.. 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