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CHICAGO WHIPPED IN FIRST HOME , "BIG.
TEN" GAME
EASTERN WOMAN IS
COMING TO ADVANCE
NURSING INTERESTS
Women's Mass Meeting to Be
Held in Natural Science Hall
Thursday Afternoon.
"WOMAN'S PLATTSBURG" SHOWN
Need of College Women in Leading
Nursing Positions is Being
Recognized Now.
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I URGES SIMPLICITY IN
GRADUATION
Comm! sloner of Education Sends
Advice to IDgh School Grads.
Prospective graduates from colleges,
high schools and elementary
schools have been urged to make
the 1918 ,graduation exercises as
simple as possible in an appeal sent
out to the various Institutions of
learning by the United States commissioner
of education, Dr. P. P.
Claxton.
Graduates are requested to dres~
as simply as possible, and to ellml-
--- nat~ all unecessary expenditures for
College women living in and near invitations, dinners and the usual
owo. City and the students of the accompaniments of graduation ex­
University have been caUed to a erclses, and to Invest the money
mass meeting under the auspices of saved In war savln.gs stamps. It
the Iowa City chapter of the Red this suggestion were followed out
Cross next Thursday afternoon at by every institution, Dr. Claxton eso'clock
In the natural science audi- tlmates that at least $6,000,000 will
orlum to hear Mrs. John Wood be saved for patriotic purposes.
Blodgett speak on the country's ur- The number of graduates from colgent
neef for nurses. leges, normal schools and high
Recruits will be enUsted for the schools this spring and early sum­
'College Woman's Plattsburg" train- mer according to Dr. Claxton, will
ng camp for nurses to be held at approximate 300,000, and from ele­
Vassar college this summer under mentarr schools 1,300,000. If each
he auspices of the Red Cross and of the former class would save $10.,
P ATRIOTIO :MEETING
The attention of the students
and faculty of the University is
called to a. patl'Jotic meeting
wWch will be lleld in the Natural
Science Auditorium on Sunday
afternoon at four o'clock. The
chief feature of the meeting will
be an address by Professor WUliam
H. Schofield of HalTlird Urnversity
on "The Spil'Jt of the
'Var."
W. A. JESSUP
COE HERE FOR ONLY
DUAL MEET OF YEAR
ON THE lOW A FIELD
Report is That Iowa Will Face
Stronger Cornell Team-Are
Strong in Distances.
MEET TO BEGIN AT 2:15 O'CLOCK
Iowa Mile Relay Team in Best of
Condition-Weakness Lies in
Distance Runs Chiefly.
CHARGES DISLOYALTY AT WISCONSIN
Statements of Princeton ~lan Are
Denied by Students, However.
HAWKEYES OUTSCORE,
OUTHIT, AND OUTPLAY
PAT PAGE'S ATHLETES
Students and faculty members at
the University of Wisconsin are be
coming wrought up over the attack Romp Away with
on the reputation ot the University
Easy Game
With Score of 10 to 2- Circus
Catches Feature.
by Dr. McNutt McElroy, a recent
visitor there, In lectures before New
York, Phlladelphla, and other east- HAMILTON PITCHES WONDERFUL GAME
ern audiences. \
"I determined to find out whether
it was my fault or whether It was
the American point at view that the
young men at the western instltution
objected to, "Is one of his assertiODs.
"So '1
Visitors' Only . Rally . Comes in
Fourth With Three Hits-To
Play Coe Today.
Out-batting, out-fieldlng,-in tact,
leaned forward and out-playing their opponents In every
deliberately Insulted them I think department of the game,-the Iowa
you are a bunch of damed traitors, baseball nine decisively defeated.
"I asserted." Pat Page's Maroons yesterday after-
The result of a very close Invest!- noon in the first home conference
gation, according to the Wisconsin game of the season. The score was
Cardinal, shows that no one In the 10 to 3, and It very nearly indicates
audience or on the platform heard the margin of superlorllty which the
Dr. McElroy utter any such state- Iowa team showed.
ments. Had there been a suspicion Brl11lant pitching by Hamilton,
that the speaker entertained such spectacular catches by Brown and
thoughts he would sUB be in Lake Hall, sensational stops by Olson, and
Mendota, the Cardinal ventures. 11ard, clean hitting by the whole
---1--- Iowa team gladdened the hearts of
he Council of National Defense. and halt of the latter class would Iowa will meet Cae this afternoon NURSES ARE SCARCE the rooters who cheered their favor-
The Vassar camp offers a preliml- save $5_ each, ~here would be a at 2: 15 o'clock in the first and only a !tes on to victory. Had it not been
nary course in nursing which must saving of over $6,000,000. dual track meet to be held on Iowa. IN UNITED STATES for these sparkling bits, the game
be followed by the two years' actual ---1--- field this year. All reports indicate would have afforded very little ~nhospital
service. IOWA WILL TR AIN that Coe will face Iowa with a --- tertalnment, for the showing of the
Is Trustee of Va.'!sar. , l! . , far stronger agttrega'Jon thall that Dem..qnd for Tra.ined Workers in hka~o team \n the fteld wae
Mrs. Blodgett, who Is a trustee as ARMY MECH ANICS of Cornell and expect to place heavi- France Creates Fearful wretched, and when at bat they
weH as an alumna of Vassar, or- a ij IlY In the distance and the hurdles. Shortage Here. were, with the exception at one Inginated
the training camp plan of --- Iowa is expected to win most of ning, wholly at the mercy of HamU-
"The demand for trained nurses
fitting college women to fill posts of Instruction Bemns About June 1 the points In the 100 and 220 yard
ton.
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in France has created a shortage of
espousihiUty In the nursing protes- for 150 Soldiers-Probably dashes, quarter mile and discus. The Hawkeyes scored a run In
Ion. Through her connection with
nurses for work among the clvlIlan the first Inning, and followed with
Housed in Y. M. C. A. MacDowell, Justin, Greenwood and population of our country that Is
he Blodgett memOrial hospital gofven
by her husband to the city of A. A. Potter, former Dean of the the same form that coped all the .. , - and one In the fourth. At this
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n alarming," eaya Dr. C S Chase pro
two In the second, one In the third,
fessor of medlclne_ "There Is need
Grand Rapids, she knows the prates- division of Engineering of the Kan- points In the Cornell moot and aI-
point, Terhune replaced Hinkle as
tor the Immediate training of at
Inal nursing in all its phases. sas State Agricultural College visited though Cae Is represented by a the Chicago twirler, through only
least thirty thousand women in this
When an epidemic of scarlet fever the engineer's building yesterday as first class sprinter dn Frentls9 who
one of the Iowa runs UP to tbat
profession. The girl who takes up time had been earned. For n ...... rly
wept her city several years ago district educational director of the tan first In the hal! mile relay at 0
nursing at this particular hour Is
ahe f1nancled a scientifio survey to committee on education and special D ake last Saturda.y ThA sprinters two innings, he held back tbe at·
r ." rendering a highly patriotic service."
determine the cause and treatment tralndng. are expeoted to score high in the tack, but with two men down In the
Because of the outflow of nurses
of this disease. She also gave to The object of this department, dashee. sixth, the Hawkeyes started a batto
wa.r work the UnlveraltY'1I hOIhe
city a home for children that 1s which was established by the war de- The Iowa mile relay team compltal,
like every other hospital In
ting spree, and before the smoke bad
regarded as a model of Its kind, and partment, Is to find facUlties for the posed of Smith, Davis, Stoner and the country, HI commencing t I find cleared away five runs had been
h e 1 p ed es t a bll s h a b a b y f ee dl ng tra i n I ng of 90 , 000 men i n var I ous Paige which won third at the Drake It difficult to maintain a full corps
Boored on as many successive hits.
clinic that has brought the Infant mechanical trades neceesary In mod- relays, are running In good form and I of nurses. The situation, says the For Iowa. Hamilton pltcbed a
Iliorallty rate down lower than that ern warfare. The War Department, will push the Cae runners hard In dootor, has not booome serious yet, ~teady and masterful game, striking
coun t ry. t h rough the comm i t t I kl out nine and allowing only tour safe
00 s rna ng ar- the quarter. Greenwood Is saiUng but unless steps are taken Immedl- ,
O amp A pprov ad b y Go vernmen t rangements with the val"lous col- the a" scus around 120 --eat and blng1es. The only time that Chi·
'I '. ately to Interest increased numbers
d I i i I I cago could toucb his deUver), was tn
It Is because of her exper.ence In, leges an un vers t es now g v ng Froose Is also doing well In this of high scbool and other I81rls In the fourth luning, when they chased
public health work that Mrs. Blodg- courses In engineering, to aid in event. the profession of nursing, the health
two counters aoross tbe plate on
ett realizes the need of college wom- the instruction of -enlisted men. Iowa is conceded weak in the dls- ,of the civil population will come Inen-women
of the highest solentlfic The University of ilowa Is coopera- tance runs, but have one .good mner I to great danger In a. year or two.
hits by Rudolph, Hinkle, and Bryan.
At the b&t, Hamilton performed as
training-to take leading positions Un.g with the war department In this In Marasco, who will run against To acquaint the people of Iowa
well as he did on the mound, driving
In the nursing professions. Now work and wlll furnish Instructions Captain Burrow of Coe, onlt of the with the necessity of Increasing the
, out two singles In four attempts.
bat so many physicians have been beginning about June 1 for men, best college mllers In the state. nation's nursing forces, the State
The driving attack which has
called Into government service they who will be distributed as follows: Young, who demonstrates bls ablllty University will send Dr. Chase out characterized all the games this
are needed more than ever to pro- 100 auto truck men and chauffeurs, as a two-mner by winning first In over the state during the month of spring manftested itself again yes--
tect human life In crowded tenen- 10 blacksmiths, 20 concrete workers, the freshmen-varsity meet last Sat- May for speolal leoture and confer- terday. Keeping their heads up, a.nd
IJJents, In Isolated rural districts, ~n and 30 radio operators. I urday, will run his first moo today ence work In as many cltles and
taking advantage of every opportunHy
which offered Itself, the Hawkfactories
and IIcboolll. The soldiers wlll probably be and along with Culver is ,expected to towns as possible. He will work
The government has approved the I housed In the collJege Y. M. C. A. run Smith and Pr~ston of Cae a close through local Hed Cross chapters, eyes scored in each of the first four
Vassar Tl'lalnlng camp and the Red The war department will try to re- race. Martin and Prudhon are run- VoTomen's C1ubt\, IIlgh school assem-
Innings. In the sixth inning came
Cross has appropriated -75,000
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to imburse the University for import- nlng the half conSistently around blles, and In other meetings wbere
the reward made possible by the
IJJAlntaln It. All college women who I ant expendlturee. two minutes, but they will ftnd It wlll be possible to explain to Iowa long practioe session whloh bave
hlle been graduated In the last ten ' ---1--- plenty of competition In Hasek Of ; Itlr1/! the vast opportunltl

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IOWA FIELD
2:16 P. M.
TH E D A-! L Y IOWAN ing sugar. I payable. There is one ot these for II I to Peora, Ill. on account of the serio
The Student Newspaper of the State Over here, we can help by conserv- each intere t period, every six Society and Personal ousues illness or his brother.
University of Iowa ing sugar, months. The holder of the bond Florence I. Peterman, Ph. G. '17,
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But Instead of that, the motto of must cut off the coupons as they I Ralph Cameron, freshman, Is sta- Is teaching a class in chemistry In
MF.~IIlF.R IIlWA (,OLT.EOE PRE~ "Business as Usual" is used as a come due and present them to any tioned at Fort Benjamin Harrison, the Iowa City high school. Miss
Pnblt~hp(1 mornlnA'~ . ~x r ppt Monrlny by pretext for an over·indulgence In bank, and he will then receive his Ind., In the administration building Peterman is working for her Ph. D.
Tbp n"lIv low"n Pllhltshlng COlllpBny at
103 F.flRt lown Av,·nne. lowu City sugar. last Interest. A registered bond Is of the medical detachment, post hos. In pharmacy.
Entered fl" 8~"OIHI - IU I R mattl'r nt tbe post
ofTlce of 10wli City. Iowa.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
C. n . Welll'r. rhllirmon, nnrold Stoner,
8prretory. Fl. ~1. ~I .. I':Wt'D. MII(lred E. Wblt·
comb. Vergll nonf'llrr. n. H. New~omb,
F.. S. Rmltb.
"Business as Uusal," In Itself, one made payable to a particular ptiJal, doing stenographic work. Riley E. Barnes, pharmacy ex '19,
means the avoidance of an Indus· person whose name appears on the Girls' Pan·Hellenlc will put on a has been transferred from San An·
trial panic. It does not mean "lux· face of the bond. The bond Is reg- dance for Red Cross benefit at Rei. tonio, Texas, to Mount Clemens,
uries as usual."
lstered under this name on the books chardt'a. pavillion next Friday night, Mich. Mr. Barnes Is in the clerical
--1- of the Secretary of the Treasury, The music and hall are donated for department of the aviation service.
IF YOU WANT TO WORK and when the interest is payable tbe purpose. Clarice Knudson has gone to her
An information bureau has been eacb half year a cbeck for the In· George Woodard, Beta, i~ spend- home in Jewell where she will visit
Installed in the liberal arts drawing terest will be sent direct from the ing the week end at his home in with her brother Irving of Camp
room. The war work which you may treasury department to the person West Union.
Dodge.
whose name appears on the books. Viola Grundland, Alpha Chi Ome· Louis Wheelock of Camp Dodge is
ued in a business like book, and all Whfch fs ft preferable tQ own? go, is spending the week end at her spending the week end at the Kappa
The registered bond has two ad· home In West Unuion.
Sigma house.
EmTORlAL STAFF
W. Earl Hall Edltor-in·CWef
Tl'lrl" 'n"t' n1a~k 17ln
9t'11ce ][our8-1 to II dRily, Room I, L. A. wish to do this summer Is catalog­
BuLtdln~
1I11ldr Womnn's .. d E. Whitcomb F.rlltor you h ave t
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Asslstnllt Wornnn's Editor
Ro .... ~na 'Vellman
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vaLtages-(1) In case the bond Is The third freshman Pan· Hellenic
you will find definite Information reo lost the finder cannot collect either dance was held at Co. "AU hall last JUNIOR PLAY WILL BE
Rodety Editor
gardlng ,ft. principal or interest without making evening. "IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE"
Ordchen Kane
Many girls want to do something -arrangements to have the bond The seniors of the Alpha Delta Pi The cast for "It Pays To Adver·
ExC'bonjre Erlltor but the~ are helpless to choose a. transferred to his name o()n the Treas· soroity w1ll entertain all other senior tlse," the class play which the jun.
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lr nea KID~8b~=", field. The newly revived Women's , urers books, whereas, 1f it were a girls of the University this afternoon ior expect to put on soon, haa been
BUSINESS STAFF League has hit upon this scheme and coupon bond both the principal and at the chapter house. Questions reo announced. The play was written
R. C. Hammer Business Manager catalogued the war material at the the interest would be payable to lating to preparations for commence- by Rol Cooper McGme and Walter
Tt'Irphnne III" cost of some time and energy. bearer: and (2) less trouble itl In· ment and class festivities wlll be dis· Hackett. It was a popular success ..
o"'~ .. TTnnr.-! 10 n """Y. loa" To_ A"e.
Whether or not this collected data volved In the collection of the Inter· cussed.
tew years ago.
Advt'rtl.lnlf MRnRIf~r
Krnn .. lh O. P:1I~..,.nrth will render any real service depends does not need to cut coupons bue be Phi Kappa gave 1l. dance at the The cast is as follows:
on you. If you make use of it their simply receives a check for the Burkley last night. Mr. and Mrs. Mal'y Grayson, Marjorie M. Heber.
A PATRIOTIO PROFESSION work has been worth whUe. Look It amount from the government. Ray Slavata chaperoned.
Ung.
The war is taking In the neigh· over; you are sure to learn someborhood
of thirty-five thousand thing.
sue registel'ed bonds for ~. and Mrs. R. C. Puckett will chap· son
Why does the government not is- Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Rles and Mr. Rodney Martin, Harold L. Thomp.
trained nurses from tbeir clvlllan
I Because ot the trouble and ex·
service to the task of nursing the
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eron at varsity Saturday night. Cyrus MarUn, Arthur R, Koppach
pense Involved. The re.gistered A dance wUl be given at the Psi Mr. Smith, Edward Rate
wounds and maintaining the health
bond gives the treasury department
of our fighting forces. This is 0.1·
WAR
Omega chapter house tomorrow Mies Burke, RomOla H. Latchem
more trouble, for checks must be evening. Mr. and Mrs. C. A,. Pike Mme. Comtesse de Beaurlen, MadewllJ
chaperon.
Une Coonan
11'01'
most halt of the country's nursing the remainder of the year The
The Dally Iowan wl11 carry al a dRily made up and mailed every six
strength.
feature a Ret of questions and answers
p'reparerl by 1'8rlons department! of month::! to b\lldel'l! of sucn bonds The Athena llterary society wllI
Already hospitals are finding' It tbe Unlvenlty and designed to give
Ambrose Pe!l.rle, F. E. Barrett
and this Involves much clerical work
Informntlon on past wan and the pret·
give a dance at the
B
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kl"
"y tomor- Flllery Clarke, Albert Wilcox
tlltficult to maintain a full corps of ent war. Emphnsls will be placerl on
the roles played by the Unlvenlty and expense to make not only the r8W evening. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. MrChesney, Harold Harney
nurses, and un~ess the situation Is and the state, but tbe mllterial will original list but to keep che.nglng Aurner wlll chaperon.
recognized and met by the young not be limited to thelll lIelds.
Bronsen, Andrew Van Beek
the names and addresses of several
C. J. GUehrlst who has been Tialt· Marie, Ruth Ford
women of the nation, It Is all too
million people, so that the checks
(EdItor's otl'-Qne~t1ons aOlI an~w~rs
Ing friends in town has gone to Iowa Tlu' Butcher, Frank Kost1an.
obvious that a shortage of trained no,,, beIng prlnt~iI In tbls sectIon sre be. may be sent to their proper

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® Oatmeal, Cinnamon Rolls and Hot Drink ........................ 150 ~
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eliminating the unneoessary servioes of a waiter we are able to offer you these prices. Show the spirit of Democracyl Wait on yourselfl
Learn to look to the counter lllen as to a clerk sellmg you a meal rather than a waiter serving you.
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