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· LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY VOL IL NO_ 2
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' PATRIOTIC DUTY T0 STATUE OF PATTERSON T0
UNIVERSITIES COOPERATE 1919 GRADUA PR
— FINISH Bonn PAYMENT TION DATE ACTICAL MINE COURSE
T ___ BE PLACED ON CAMPUS TO STIMULATE EDUCATION IS FIXED AT JUNE 18 T0 BE OPENED APRIL 1
» In view of the many inquiries being W_ C_ Ceoydg , f B it 1t__ - "" *—··
  made at the District Insurance Office ing amhitgctl mer dbg Oélgrtlrttrtgtttntsuof An important step toward brlnging I The Senate of the University or ·The practical miners’ course wjr]] be
. regarding Liberty Bonds, attention or Kentucky, has been asked by the cooperation Instead of compet1t1on of {tS¤€l1€ky has announced that gradu· EIYBH at the University of Kentucky
men who are about to be mustered executive committee to Select a Suit. Kenlllcky colleges ill Prgspfltlllg the ;9l°?1€€i’§€l`$$S€S for the class 1919 will] this ·SD1j1¤E. _b€‘g1Il11i¤g April first and
 _ outt of the service. has been called able place on the. Campus for a Statue advantages of higher education to two Weeks 1;?;_8i?1ay’ .Ju;l€ 18’ 1918’ ggngdlulng mgm wepki Them Fvlll l`
again to the advisability of compleflllg of Dr. James K. Patterson, former DYOSDGCUVG Students, and of prepar· the Universit   ls me custom pf In iirfg for th€·cOurS?'
 Z their bond payments. president of the Uuiv€,.Sity_ The ing to increase interest _ H d Gnd F Ib Y- 9 flFSt term will b fl 1 1011 to arithmetic, which yvju
t At the District Insurance Omcd Statue wm be Subscribed by the alum- _ lu co ege e - _ 9 rllary 21 and the second be- 9 SWSD lh_1'0ll€h0ut the course, ac-
ntress is laid on the necessity of not ni gf the ;nStjtuti0n_ uclmon expected to follow SVGYY greet gm February 24· _ _ °Pl‘l“‘g_ lp llldlvldlml Deeds, instruc-
allowing the bonds to lapse in any Doctor Patttwson was présideut Of war, were taken at the meeting of rep. {Phe seniors are eligible for grad`,- tion. will be given in the following
way, it being Stated that many banks the Universit fort ODS, ears nd msgntativcs from eight Kentucky COL a ion and have been passed gn by lthg Subtlectsi Coal mining, blasting tim-
are leluslng l° *`°l“m Payments mane retired from nthat yoseionl · igio loses held at the Uni e ·t Senate bGCaus° they haw °°ml’l‘°’l°‘l b·ml1g’ principles and mGlll°‘lS °f l’€¤·
OD 9- Daffialily Daid for bond, The movement to ILC; Stgt Ot t I v rs1 y of Ken- the necessary work previous to their l*latl°¤» drainage, mining machinery,
It was patriotism and the viewpoint him on the campusp was Ztarteém by up ly W€dp€Sd¤Y, January 22. fourth year. Seniors falling short of mcluding haulage and hoisting. mir
of soundness as investment that in- Charles Lt Brock Denver Colo last The meeting was called by President the ltelllmled number from one to three gaS€,S’ safely lamps and testing, ex-
duced men in the Servicg to buy Lib_ year, and he amltmncad His intgntion Frank L- Mcveyt at the request of tlllgedlts will have opportunity ·to make FIOSIOHS. I¤1T1€ fires, rescue and relief,
erty bonds. It is argued that if is personally to the Alumni Association the American Council Dt Education Gln “'Ol`k up- S;01d1€·{1‘ Students re- Surveymejilld map drawing, and Ken,
Still a m‘al·l€l` of Pnlrlpllsnl to llplll °n lat its annual meeting last June The Dfimarilly to discuss a 12 l lummg to the Umverslty are permit- tucky mmmg law`
to the bonds, because Selling of bonds fund $10 000 wm be Subscribed by tt e t me ns lor pre- edt to take three-fourths of the pre- Mfmday. Mary 26, the board or ex-
in the market has {tendency to ref gmdtmtgs, Mid former Students A sen mg to soldiers in demobihzation icllppd W01‘l< 1n their respective col- airliners of the State Department of
duce the saleable value of such secur- large part Of this money has altéady camps, especially at Camp Zachary felgtes but will, be given credit for the Mines wi·ll be in session. This will
» ities. The government maintains its been promised to ML Brock. Taylor and Camp Knox, the advan- tdkexellgeilfns Wplk 01} the Studies Défmlt those who matriculate for the
. gamer stability bythe people back- ... - . - - ages of in hg ,1 - . I ell “°°““°l"*‘l‘“"’““’ *“° °°“.”G “’ like the mlm f¤reme¤ ex-
mg it up_and holding on to your U t lg r e ucation and the pur. satisfactory. amlnation, if they so desire, immedi-
,,0,,,, ,S ,,,,9 Of the best ,,,,,,.S to back STUDENT ENRGLLMENT 643 ml nl li m colleges- ———————— amy after are close gf the S_,,Ss,0,,,
the government, now that you d0n't NOTWITHSTANDING Bpllevmg that the rapid develop- STROLLERS ELECT AND thus avoiding an extra, tl-ip to Ldx_
have to hack it by force of arms. l DRAWBAGKS ment of the high Schools of the state WILL GIVE ANNUAL PLAY mggn _
Permitting either government bonds and the rg t · 1 _ _ _ B Unlvplslty ll3·S iSSu€d 9. special
or government War Risk Insurance to The Enrollment of .Stud?DtS’ men educrtil gl   Impu SB toward collage Gus Gay- Léxmgtoni l€¤d1¤g mall in Circular giving detailed information
lapse now is revealing nad business and W°“?€¤· at the Ull}""’lS1lY Of Km ' Q- Onhw lim have f°u°wBd lll nw Pnlvwslty Of Iiimmckyls annual lllayr °°n°"l”nlll=‘¥ lhls °°“rS°· whim may be
judgment. H a man Ou the Station tucky since the opening,. January 6, WQFS 111 t e hlStOI\y of the nation will MISS and MSH, 1SSt Y€¤I‘» W¤S 9160tGd had 1111011 application.
goes back to Civilian me with his Ltb_ tilde ¤ow_£eacl1ed;i43, and it is thought bring iabguig next yea,. an attendance ptesident of the Strollers, me gram- _________
ery Bond all his own, he will at least tagging; atp$h;l Ogggflnénsgiliiesgléoig far above normal at Kentucky colleges itgitilgb gfégl€TgE;_;;;s;tYJ;;uaaEallfél BACK IN GLASS AFTER
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het; ml? h¢;n1((;;1I];tt‘in(;;'€;,a5)(;t;;)1a;0ijiigt Semester. TWO hundred and eight of ond universities, their representatives Miss Many Turner, Louisville, is vice- MILITARY SERVICE ENDS
Ezgthtlents the Same resuqt is being the Dumber ngyv guygugd are Women Interchflllgéd ldé-ES 011 means Of ac. pI`BSld€I`lt fOl‘ 1919; J. B. B?lI‘Il€’S, B'3.I`dS- S
_ and 435 men. commodatine the increa · town secretary—treasurer· L M - lnce the Enhance of the United
it na. . _ ·= SG ml ev- .* . i 68 ° -
ll ;1L?berty Bond is the finest kind ot Many Students whose work was ln' pointed a committee to use all avail- Clam, Bardptowm busmass mamlgmn glliililfgrsilg lh; Kwai Students of the
V _ _t tdwuptdd by lnnugnza last term de. _ _ _ and Frederick Jackson, Versailles, Y 0 GD uckly have Volun-
eellateral and any bzmk Wlll &CC€P#. 1 _d able m€'3I1S to g1V€ returning soldiers um- ·t . l.€GI'€d their services until e 1
without hesitation. . Thus. Libervy °l Gd l° my °“l and stm °"‘°’l lam and high School t —, - . D ml Y mamgm . was redu a · BV ly C ass
Bonds may bel the means of starting and manly former students have re- S lllllnts lnf°l`m3~tl°¤ The Strollers have declded to DTV . . CB m nuDlbG?S’ but Smog the
many gf these men bac]; in business turned from the service and 118VB €X· about the &dV&T1t·E1g€S of the different dl1CB a modern comedy this year under slgnlng of U19 3tI`I111SIZ1C9 the students
pursuits pressed their intention to return to institutions and ·the courses they Offgyg the nllpcllpn pf ll pmlpsslpllnl Coach- havelbegn Stpadlhi returning tO Work'
S0 img, up that Liberty Bond either the University for the second semes- The committee, which is cOmpOS_ The play committee will select thelplay gglihiégég Egg? li intact againtand
from your Own resources Or with bop ter. ed Ot Pres MOVE)? D M B early in February so that a decrsign _ D 6 0.be Seen marines,
towed money and avoid losing part OI- Three men are now enrolled in the . l ’ I" ’ ‘ Adams' may be m€¥d€ and the l€1‘y01l’fS held Slgual corps and nl`llll€l`Ym€¤·
` all of what you have paid in and help- University of Kentucky sent by the president Of Georgetown College, and immediately after examinations Among those 1'€l2l11`ll€d fo iinish their
ing wen in this Small Way in Bmbap Federal Board Of Education of the, D1`. R. H. Crossneld, president of {amateur night has been abandoned EnlY°l`SltY Cpurse M9? _W9·1t€F PiD61‘.
rassing the iinancial position ot the United States under the provision 'of Tm-¤SY1V3¤ia College, was also auth- lhls ypailfbecapse of the request that C;i·{p;$t(l%ed1d;ipin;;tks1¤ mpg Slpual
g,,,,e,.,,ment_ the Federal Board of Vooatlo¤alTre.u1— orized to obtain the ee.Op,i,,,,,,,,, of n° SOM nllclllms be held `°°"l°’€ FSF . ’ . ° °ll· ‘°’l`Sall8S·
· _......-.-» ing which gives training to disabled high Sch 001 Supgrmtend t ’ _ TU?-TY examinations. Members arg ed- ?’I&:`1l¤€» Just returned from Paris Is.
SIGMA XPS ORGANIZE Smdigtst Sailors and marines who rd Ci 1 _ t t 611 S 3116 prin- niittetd annually to the Strollers orga- Inn nnll Qllantlcp? Ed Deb¤€Y» H°P‘
FOR WORK IN UN John H Atkerson formerly of the ams Of this Yeah i¤f0I‘lIl3.ti0n about night program and prizes are awarded ed at HOPE College, HOIIB11, Michi-
. . . ` ` . them, the - to the best performers in each line of gan? Lee M`cCl*lln» Bm`dSt0W¤. lieu-
An organization meeting of the U- S- S- Mpnlnnlb now pnlpllpn ln lll? _ Courses they desllp lp pur` work p,·eSent€d_ . liellallt of artillery at Columbus, S. C.·
members or Sigma Xi among the fac- D€P?"lm?“l Ol Ag“°“ll“l"’ °l lng Um' Sue ln f’°ll€S‘3· ml my ether matters ...__.. Thornton oonneii, Paris, from the Of.
ulty lofldthe tgnigersity gf llgentuhdkvv Efgsglg  nlsl man to pp Sent l° ln? mlght aid College authorities in CLASS OF 1919 ELECTS ilcegsi training school in Georgia; BM'-
wcs ie in e cience ui ing, r1- · in eresting them. It d ' nar Moosinick, Nich 1 vi]; {
ad 6,,-emu mmm- 17_ Deen p_ p_ Forrest Milton, who was injured was ended that SHOUSE PRESIDENT the sam ‘ cas- .6l mm
y gl J y when a. wago overturned ‘s the See an the C°ll€e€S of the slate which ——-— B Camp. in Georgia, Henry .
§;’g";,,,§if;2§gi,§§,;;’QfS,§§dwS§‘§i€§i on to emu under the provieieu of ‘“"“°“"° me   ¤¤¤¤ Hr me ¤¤ much i,.‘ii2d{§’Zu§;°‘;i°;ig’;?§ti{",f$§’ 5i‘“°5 gligigésleliiléiiigr f?i’?»é°3mie€iE§Z
Orizdd to appoint .,1 committed of three the Board ot Vocational Training. He €?l3iVBly
er, Minnesota; H. H. Downing, Chi- agent under the Sniith.Hnghe·e Aer; L- Patterson, president or Centre. COI. Lamp and Cross, honorary fmtemt f01‘ the cafeteria.
cago; W. D. Funkhouser, Cornell; E. He will be paid from. $80 to $95 a lege; Pmsldgnl T· J· C0a‘t€S» Of East- ties, and is cadet major of the Uni- For Sevcml mouths Students °f tll°
S- Goode, Illinois; M, C. James, Illi- month, and his expenses at the Uni- Gln KGHWCRY Normal SC}100·l. and Varsity, battwltont HG attended the Department of Home Economics have t
nois; P. E. Karraker, Missouri; C. W. versity will he paid by the govern- Professor Leiter, representing Dr, H, Otdcgtly training camp at Camp Zack been Serving ji cafeteria-. lunch daily
Mathews, Cornell; R. N. Maxson, Yale; ment. H· Cheefy. of Western Kentucky Nor- my Taylor last Sufnmw Where he m' at the Experiment Station for em-
Mable L. Roe, Chicago; C. A. Shull, Captain Phipps je e native gf Se]- nlal SCll°°l· ceived his commission as second lieu- D 0ly€€s' Al the Umverslty °nf°l°l`l8
Cornell; G. W. Smi·th, Colorado, G. I-I, ywsvmey M.dg,,m., County, and was fgpecilal hpains will be taken to reach tenant and afterward returned to the gist Igsgli it dayl dill be served at
_Va1lsell, Kansas. in the Kentucky Nationa·l Gua d h O cars W 0 Should be in c0m€`g8’ high U l lt · a er a 1 me meals daily
Y-——-— it was Sant to the Mgxtcanrbgdgg school graduates who went mm the mversl y`_________   be S§1`V€dhat moderate prices_ The
OWENS ENTERS FIELD. While in d contingent pmt, r- to service before having an eppeytun. _€'3¤ SUS W 0 arettaking the work
Sail for France, he was zétlgmly tty to get at College Education, and JUNIOR CLASS ELEGTS- grttél zhlaite almost entire charge of the
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Ralph W. Owens, new general sec- W0lU1d€‘d 111 the foot when a gun which me lguudgld; ef cpllngp Students wllo ~ Edward Parker, Maysville, a junior Whtlgh thlgglvzlifrgggxgg 0§_tf°°d* f°l`
rotary or Y. M_ c, A, work in the Uni. a fellow soldier was cleaning was dis- an One   all Snlllles to SGYVB thm in the College of Agriculture, has been cou f cm 1 ml thm
versity, has entered on his dutigg at charged. Cpunllpn Dlsllplpd Spldlers will b€'»D·T0· elected by his classmates as president ttonrse O Study and extra c0mpBnSa`
th(·) lX1StitutlO11 and   has bBQ]]_ dg-       tnle govern' of U18 CIASS   year   Misg Mary     who is taking Work in   `
cided that monthly joint meetings of , ’ ` _ _° Gln Blllg glV9¤ VOC? VanMeter, Lexington, vice-president; . . 9
l the cabinets of Y. M. C. A. and Y. W. S0PHO  ELECT twual tmmmg and it Wm be left t° Jess THDD. Corydon, treasurer; Kath- gigxpalidldlresnt Wil be mqlmled to Spend
C. A, are desirable. l Earl N. Wallace, Wilton, was elect- geegglgges do fput the claims of high- lene Brand. Mayneld. SBCYSWTY and and some (Elaine Eaielpvdillk tpghlddcliliu .
Committees will be appointed to ed president of the sophomore class, Att tgon .€ Pm the °th€rS‘ Edlvard Dabney- H0Dki¤SVm‘>‘» 0I`9·t°l`· counter for which she w'll hu ida C
boost interest in the annual Blue University of Kentucky, Friday after. the Cir te Cwll War the Colleges Of Mn Parker is a member Ol Kappa Credit for laborator work in the gm l ll
Ridge conference held in North Caro- noon, January 17, with Miss Jean Well, wm. un mil WB]? Ov€?Cm“ld€d’ and Alpha ll`nl€l`nllY and both TSPP and economics course wsill be ive Bt O3? l 
lina and also committees will be ap- Hawesville, vice-president- Miss Mar. Y War. as allan ldentlcal effect Dllpney belong to Alpha Tall Omegn girls fo ' g· n 0 6
pointed to arrange for the accommo— garet Ford, Shelbyville, secretary, and ggtuigrgulatuii an interest. in college Dabney is 3 Student ln the Cpllpge Ol and forrcigzdggi agiliingrgglagripg food :
dation and entertainment of delegates Fred H. Shaw, Lexington, treasurer. tu k mpi , ecpgmzlllg this fact' Ken- Law and Tapp in the College pf Agl`l' Any profits that aecrui w'lllb d l‘
and guests who ure 10 attend   MYI Walllatca was treasurer Of the thc y citegesy as was brought out at Cu1[’,u]'Q_ Miss Brand and Miss Val] do   for extra B ui meilt Gtuii  
Sa,.   to bé had in LEX- freshman mass as year and is a ..,i.‘£ii;§§’ti2?;a1§"?Ei§;“*§"‘lgplm Mm   "°“‘ ““"““$ ll ***8 "°"·   and when ellgqullpmentlis me Tl
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ingtont t member of the Sigma Nu fraternity mgdgtjng an additional Or gcccm lege of Agl”lC“ltm`€· MISS Bland ie cured the profits will be placed in a ·?
Pubns programs will be announced and the, KB S M, Sha - . mlm "”° °l e member Of Alpha Xi Della Sorority fund tor b th l
to be given after examination y . . w is a member students by adding to their faculties and Miss V&nMBt€,. is d m b t . , use Y 9 department- Thi? .
. of the Kappa Alpha fraternity. and increasing their equipment. Kappa Kappa Gamma em er 0 gdryversgy cafeteria accommcldates ll
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