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PAGE SIX THE DAILY IOWAN STATE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA Sunday, March 30, 1919 
WANT ADS
RATE 10c a line or fraction: 20% discount on three or more insertions. Want ads cash in advance. 
   LOST--A gold watch. If finder will return to post office box 495, the matter will be dropped, if not steps will be taken to locate same. D.P.
   LOST--In Natural Science Bldg., Thursday morning, March 27. Automatic metal lancet. Return to this office.           74
  WANTED-- Typewriting. Satisfaction guaranteed. Phone Black 1921.        74
   FOR RENT-- Modern furnished front room. 505 E. Washington. 75
   LOST-- Blue serge coat and trousers. Delivered to the wrong address. Please call phone 1137. 76    

RIFLES ARE AVAIABLE 
   Any member of the Rifle club may use the rifle gallery of the armory in the morning after 9 o’clock by reporting to Sergeant Banger. The gallery will also be open on Monday and Tuesday evenings providing anyone reports for practice before 7:15; otherwise Sergeant Banger will not remain. If the gallery is opened evenings others who desire may come down later. The gallery will not be open afternoons on account of gymnasium classes on the floor below. Men or women who desire to join the Rifle club may do so by getting in touch with the secretary, Alan C. Rockwood, or with Sergeant Banger.

   Grace Allen and Ruth Rehleison, Kappa Deltas from Coe college, a visiting Esther Meyers and Iva Baker at the Alpha Xi Delta house.

[advertisement] Northwestern University Law School
Founded 1859  JOHN H. WIGMOE, Dean  Announces
The third term opens Monday, March 31; fourth term, Thursday, June 19th. Now students may enter at beginning of either term.
   Increase in Requirements for Admission and [Graduatcion]
   Admission: after September 1, 1919, students entering for the first time will be required to submit proof of the satisfactory completion of three years of college study.
   Graduation: Four years of (36 months) of residence study is required, except that students entering the Law School with a bachelor’s degree representing a four-year course in an approved college, may complete the course in three years (or 27 months). For detailed information addressed the Secretary of the School
NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY BUILDING
[Lake?] & Dearborn Sts.                Chicago, Ill.    

SLEEPING SICKNESS IS SLOW TO SPREAD
Serious New Disease Sweeping Country May Be Controlled by Proper Measures
   No cases of “sleeping sickness” have been reported among the students, although a few serious cases are present in the city, according to Dr. Henry Albert, professor of pathology and bacteriology. 
   “Sleeping sickness” or epidemic coma is a relatively new disease to physicians, states Dr. Henry Albert. Fortunately the disease spreads slowly. Although a considerable number of cases have developed in the state Dr. Albert believes it can be controlled by proper precautionary measures. 
   The disease came here from England, where it was present last year as an epidemic. In Austria it was first known to exist in 1917. Many physicians, Dr. Albert asserts, believe an intimate connection exists between it and influenza since it immediately succeeded the influenza epidemic in both England and this country. There is nothing to substantiate this theory.
   “Sleeping sickness” is undoubtedly due to a germ, thinks Dr. Albert, because it spread like other infectious diseases mainly through the respiratory tract. The seriousness of the disease should lead to great precautions. These in the main may be observed by covering every cough and sneeze and by washing the hands in soap and water before every meal.
   Dr. Albert criticizes the popular term “sleeping sickness’ as being a misleading one and suggests instead of the scientific name which is too long for common use, lethargic encephalitis, that epidemic coma be substituted. This latter term is being used to some extent. “Sleeping sickness’ is too apt to be confused with the well known “sleeping fever” which attacks the natives of Africa with such virulence. There is no connection between the two diseases.
   The same precautions which are employed to guard against influenza will safeguard the individual from epidemic coma. Early symptoms of the new disease are a tendency to see double and a feeling of great drowsiness.

   Baconian club met Friday evening in the physics lecture room for the first meeting after spring vacation. Prof. W. D. Harkins of the University of Illinois spoke on “The Structure of the Atom and the Evolution of the Elements.”
   A quartet composed of Vivienne Coady, Mona Goodwin, Lucille Arnold, and Dorothy Kelly, has been selected to sing the principal parts in the Girls’ Glee club concert. The date of this event will be announced later.  

[advertisement] New Shipment of Rookwood Pottery
  New Pictures    New Frames
Book and Craft Shop   124 E. Washington Street 

[advertisement] NEW SPRING SKIRTS [drawing of two skirts]
   It is not enough to say that we are showing remarkable  values— it should be explained that the skirts represent the most attractive features of late fashion, which you will readily observe in the fabrics and colors as well as in the models.
   Almost every morning the express brings to us the newest designs direct from our New York office.
   WHEN A NEW STYLE SUIT COAT DRESS OR SKIRT IS BROUGHT OUT IN THE STYLE CENTERS OF THE EAST WE ARE ADVISED IMMEDIATELY
   Choice Styles Carefully Tailored
   Serviceable Wool Poplin, and Mens Wear Serge Skirt Box pleated and plain styles. Some plain tailored, some braid trimmed, assorted waists, bands and lengths. Extra values, $3.98, $5.98, $7,98, $9.98 and upward
   Charming Silk Poplin and Silk Taffeta Skirts
   Rich in style and quality, some with crushed self girdle are buckle trimmed at one side and forms a sash finishing with fringe at the other side.
   Also many other beautiful new [unreadable] of prices  $3.98, $4.98, $5,98, $7[unreadable] dupward
   VERY STYLISH AND SPLENDID VALUES IN
   Capes and Dolmans  Stunning new models that are so popular this season.
   BEAUTIFUL DRESS [unreadable] BLOUSES
  Grace, style and simplicity [unreadable] bined in our showing.
   These blouses and the skirts [unreadable] above are appropriate to wear with the stylish [unreadable] and dolmans.
   Yetter’s  THE BIG STORE      
  
TEACHERS WANTED
      For all departments of school work. School officials will soon elect teachers for next year. A MAXIMUM OF SERVICE AT A MINIMUM COMMISSION RATE. Commission 4 per cent. Territory, central and western states. Write today for blanks. 
   HEUER TEACHERS’ AGENCY   Cedar Rapids, Iowa

FANNY WARD, in “Common Clay”
THE HARVARD PRIZE PLAY WHICH RAN A SOLID YEAR AT THE REPUBLIC THEATER, NEW YORK.  IN SEVEN GRIPPING INTERESTING PARTS.
   THE NEVER ENDING STORY OF A GIRL WHO WAS WRONGED—AND WANTED TO BE RIGHT. She loved pleasure and sought it where [should] could find it-- at the dance hall. This play awakens in the breast of the spectator that pity which Dr. Gilbert Murray says “is the Kingdom of Heaven within fighting against the brute power of the world.”
   “FOR THE COLONEL’S LADY AND JUDY O’GRADY ARE SISTERS UNDER THE SKIN”—Kipling.
   STRAND THEATRE   IOWA CITY   Sunday-Monday-Tuesday

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PAGE SIX THE DAILY IOWAN STATE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA Sunday, March 30, 1919 WANT ADS RATE 10c a line or fraction: 20% discount on three or more insertions. Want ads cash in advance. LOST--A gold watch. If finder will return to post office box 495, the matter will be dropped, if not steps will be taken to locate same. D.P. LOST--In Natural Science Bldg., Thursday morning, March 27. Automatic metal lancet. Return to this office. 74 WANTED-- Typewriting. Satisfaction guaranteed. Phone Black 1921. 74 FOR RENT-- Modern furnished front room. 505 E. Washington. 75 LOST-- Blue serge coat and trousers. Delivered to the wrong address. Please call phone 1137. 76 RIFLES ARE AVAIABLE Any member of the Rifle club may use the rifle gallery of the armory in the morning after 9 o’clock by reporting to Sergeant Banger. The gallery will also be open on Monday and Tuesday evenings providing anyone reports for practice before 7:15; otherwise Sergeant Banger will not remain. If the gallery is opened evenings others who desire may come down later. The gallery will not be open afternoons on account of gymnasium classes on the floor below. Men or women who desire to join the Rifle club may do so by getting in touch with the secretary, Alan C. Rockwood, or with Sergeant Banger. Grace Allen and Ruth Rehleison, Kappa Deltas from Coe college, a visiting Esther Meyers and Iva Baker at the Alpha Xi Delta house. [advertisement] Northwestern University Law School Founded 1859 JOHN H. WIGMOE, Dean Announces The third term opens Monday, March 31; fourth term, Thursday, June 19th. Now students may enter at beginning of either term. Increase in Requirements for Admission and [Graduatcion] Admission: after September 1, 1919, students entering for the first time will be required to submit proof of the satisfactory completion of three years of college study. Graduation: Four years of (36 months) of residence study is required, except that students entering the Law School with a bachelor’s degree representing a four-year course in an approved college, may complete the course in three years (or 27 months). For detailed information addressed the Secretary of the School NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY BUILDING [Lake?] & Dearborn Sts. Chicago, Ill. SLEEPING SICKNESS IS SLOW TO SPREAD Serious New Disease Sweeping Country May Be Controlled by Proper Measures No cases of “sleeping sickness” have been reported among the students, although a few serious cases are present in the city, according to Dr. Henry Albert, professor of pathology and bacteriology. “Sleeping sickness” or epidemic coma is a relatively new disease to physicians, states Dr. Henry Albert. Fortunately the disease spreads slowly. Although a considerable number of cases have developed in the state Dr. Albert believes it can be controlled by proper precautionary measures. The disease came here from England, where it was present last year as an epidemic. In Austria it was first known to exist in 1917. Many physicians, Dr. Albert asserts, believe an intimate connection exists between it and influenza since it immediately succeeded the influenza epidemic in both England and this country. There is nothing to substantiate this theory. “Sleeping sickness” is undoubtedly due to a germ, thinks Dr. Albert, because it spread like other infectious diseases mainly through the respiratory tract. The seriousness of the disease should lead to great precautions. These in the main may be observed by covering every cough and sneeze and by washing the hands in soap and water before every meal. Dr. Albert criticizes the popular term “sleeping sickness’ as being a misleading one and suggests instead of the scientific name which is too long for common use, lethargic encephalitis, that epidemic coma be substituted. This latter term is being used to some extent. “Sleeping sickness’ is too apt to be confused with the well known “sleeping fever” which attacks the natives of Africa with such virulence. There is no connection between the two diseases. The same precautions which are employed to guard against influenza will safeguard the individual from epidemic coma. Early symptoms of the new disease are a tendency to see double and a feeling of great drowsiness. Baconian club met Friday evening in the physics lecture room for the first meeting after spring vacation. Prof. W. D. Harkins of the University of Illinois spoke on “The Structure of the Atom and the Evolution of the Elements.” A quartet composed of Vivienne Coady, Mona Goodwin, Lucille Arnold, and Dorothy Kelly, has been selected to sing the principal parts in the Girls’ Glee club concert. The date of this event will be announced later. [advertisement] New Shipment of Rookwood Pottery New Pictures New Frames Book and Craft Shop 124 E. Washington Street [advertisement] NEW SPRING SKIRTS [drawing of two skirts] It is not enough to say that we are showing remarkable values— it should be explained that the skirts represent the most attractive features of late fashion, which you will readily observe in the fabrics and colors as well as in the models. Almost every morning the express brings to us the newest designs direct from our New York office. WHEN A NEW STYLE SUIT COAT DRESS OR SKIRT IS BROUGHT OUT IN THE STYLE CENTERS OF THE EAST WE ARE ADVISED IMMEDIATELY Choice Styles Carefully Tailored Serviceable Wool Poplin, and Mens Wear Serge Skirt Box pleated and plain styles. Some plain tailored, some braid trimmed, assorted waists, bands and lengths. Extra values, $3.98, $5.98, $7,98, $9.98 and upward Charming Silk Poplin and Silk Taffeta Skirts Rich in style and quality, some with crushed self girdle are buckle trimmed at one side and forms a sash finishing with fringe at the other side. Also many other beautiful new [unreadable] of prices $3.98, $4.98, $5,98, $7[unreadable] dupward VERY STYLISH AND SPLENDID VALUES IN Capes and Dolmans Stunning new models that are so popular this season. BEAUTIFUL DRESS [unreadable] BLOUSES Grace, style and simplicity [unreadable] bined in our showing. These blouses and the skirts [unreadable] above are appropriate to wear with the stylish [unreadable] and dolmans. Yetter’s THE BIG STORE TEACHERS WANTED For all departments of school work. School officials will soon elect teachers for next year. A MAXIMUM OF SERVICE AT A MINIMUM COMMISSION RATE. Commission 4 per cent. Territory, central and western states. Write today for blanks. HEUER TEACHERS’ AGENCY Cedar Rapids, Iowa FANNY WARD, in “Common Clay” THE HARVARD PRIZE PLAY WHICH RAN A SOLID YEAR AT THE REPUBLIC THEATER, NEW YORK. IN SEVEN GRIPPING INTERESTING PARTS. THE NEVER ENDING STORY OF A GIRL WHO WAS WRONGED—AND WANTED TO BE RIGHT. She loved pleasure and sought it where [should] could find it-- at the dance hall. This play awakens in the breast of the spectator that pity which Dr. Gilbert Murray says “is the Kingdom of Heaven within fighting against the brute power of the world.” “FOR THE COLONEL’S LADY AND JUDY O’GRADY ARE SISTERS UNDER THE SKIN”—Kipling. STRAND THEATRE IOWA CITY Sunday-Monday-Tuesday