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TUESDAY EDITION
SEMI-WEEKL-

KERNEL

THE KENTUCKY KERNEL
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER

NEW SERIES NO.

1, 1012

Alumni, SuKy
Rupp Starts Basketball
Practice With 14 Men Disclose Plans

PLANS ARE McGaughey Is
ANNOUNCED FOR Victor in Dash

NEW

Cross Country

HEALTH GROUP

Kenluckian Beauties Will Be
D. Vinson, Also Independent,
Chosen at Annual Dance
Is Second; Sigma Chis Win
In December
Frat Championship
TABLEAU SYSTEM
most spectacular
In one
WILL HE USED finishes In of the
the history of the event

CANADIAN UOCOR CONTROL'
7:T TONKJUT, PAT HALL

KENTUCKY

OF

UNIVKHSITY

BEAUTY CHOICES

SPKNCK TO DISCUSS

My

Schedule

WILDCATS FALL
12-- 7
VICTIMS OF

Hat! Kvcn

The Jinx
Seems Jinxcd

On Homecoming

Expect Five Candidates To
Report After Football
Season Ends
Dance

Here's why the Alabama
Jinx wasn't really killed
tine
Saturday.
(rame
While the Voodoo doctor
were hearing the cotlin tn
which lay the dying jinx
I hurtay artPinoon,
there
suddenly appeared a huge
scurried past
blark rat which
the funeral train and
This rauvd a certain
amount of distraction among
the Voodoopr. According to
re

To Follow

1

CRIMSON TIDE
More Than 10,000 See Kentucky- Suffer Tenth Loss

Tulane-WildcBattle
at Hands of Alabama
By STANLEY A. TRK'KETT
Dlspite the fact that the grid- November 12
LONE TALLY OF 'CATS
'
lron mammoths still hold the
Conference to be Held amount spotlight of attention, According to present plans, the
MADE BY JOHNSON
ni ITnivrrilv Next October Coach Rupp's baskctbnll tossers nroirram of events in honor of
Rupert, Davidson, and Scale
have begun tneir regular Police alumnl returni ng for the homecom-LrsT- e
According to Plans
at the university, Robert Mc.Gaugh-eLocal Persons Will Not Be
Independent, won the IntramurStar for Blue; Walker,
ng game with Tulane, November
Announced
al Cross Country run Friday afterJudges; Impartial SelecHolley Best for Tide
12, will culminate with the annual
'countries most difficult schedules,
the rhlef Voodooer, this disnoon from a select field of 37, reptions Promised
BEEIILER IS NEW HEAD land the practice gained at this ear- - Alumni dance, Saturday night from
traction was just great enresenting six fraternities. The winBy nr.i.M
adams
ough to partially awaken the
ly date will aid greatly In the sue- - 9 until 12 o'clock in the Alumni
Like a fabled Phoenix, the Crim
the ner's time of 6:27 was a new uniA new method of selecting
Terminating what state leaders CCSRful completlon 0f their cam-- I gymnasium. Cups which have been
of putjinx and the strain
versity record for the distance of a
son Tide of Alabama, Jinx and all,
beauties whose pictures will appear little better than a mile over a steep described as the greatest assembly pign. Fourteen men reported to offered by SuKy for the most at- ting him back into the death
rose from its ashes long enough
sleep was too much for the
afternoon; tractive house decorations for the
In the pages of the yearbook will hill and dale course.
on child health ever held In Ken- - Coach Rupp Monday
fatigued doctors. They sucSaturday afternoon to hand the
McGaughey staged a fast finish tucky, the first meeting of the Ken five more are expected in about a game will be on display at Dunn s
be inaugurated this year In the 1933
s.
ceeded Just enough to push
indepenunfortunate Wildcats a 7 defeat
Kentucklan, according to an an- to win from D. Vinson, hisproverbial tucky White House conference was month when the football season the week preceding annual
the Tide across the marker
teammate by the
These nineteen men were coming.
of
on Stoll field, while upwards
made by John M. dent The crowd got in the way brought to a close at noon satur- - ,rkpd as - resuIt 0f the showings
nouncement
touchdown
for the wlnn'-nnose.
Presentation of an award and a
10,000 persona
watched Kentucky
and then rollapsed. The chief
Kane, editor. Present plans which of the contestants as they neared day in Memorial hall. Due to its in the snrlng practice sessions. Of free shave to the University stuVoodoo doctor, expressing his
will be worked out In more detail, the finish line and Vinson and the Hprlried success, a second confer. this number three will be cut in
suffer its tenth straight, loss to the
dent with the longest beard
rcgrpt at the outcome of the
later, provide for the selection of winner both were forced to veer ence
game durRed Elephants.
order to reduce me squau io
will be made at the
will probably be held.
Voortooism, promised that the
tabhitting any
the beauties through a novel
their course to avoid
ing the half. The beard growThe Wildcats played a defensive
jinx would die from the shock
At the closing session Saturday "on- """i"
system at the annual Kentuc- of them and Vinson lost ground
leau
- ing
n
can oe momucu .
contest Is being sponsored by
game for three quarters that ha
of the ordeal long before the
as he cut around the crowd. The many educators, doctors, and social
klan dance In December.
attempt to intimidate
SuKy in an
"M"
been seldom seen on Stoll field or
Wildcats meet the Tide again
another con- Cross
In keeping with the art theme of University won Country champion- workers requested thatIf such action
anywhere else for that matter.
The Big Blue nctters will be a the visiting team. All male univernext year.
Independents
arranged.
the book, candidates for the honor ship was score by the points which ference bethe next meeting probably colorful group. They have in their sity students are eligible to comThey stopped all the threats of the
of 43
is taken,
of beauty queen will be costumed with a
many players of outstanding pete and must present themselves
any
Crimson to get within their
the
lowest
at the
to represent different periods In was theentered. total of Sigma of Chis will be held October. university some ranks
Nearly all the men during the half to the committee
line, but allowed the Tide to
importance.
However, no
The
Kentucky history, beglnlng with the teams67 points won the frat cham- time next
All the
of Judges who will make the award.
gain at will in
were placed as
with
formal action has been taken on
Kenfounding of the University of
while Selection of the Judges will be an- v,
clonal, or
'Cats fought their hearts out to
pionship, with the
m,tt
continuing up to Rhos taking second Alpha 68Gamma
tucky In 1866, and
mark.
.
with
hiirh school Derformers. Many of nounced In the Kernel in a later
hold that slim one point lead gainthe present date. A special stage ers.
ed in the initial period, but the
them have gained important rank- - lssue, according to I. C. Evans.
girls will be
will be erected and the
Thg squad cnalrman of the SuKy committee
s
manpower of the Elephants was too
The race this year was much
In tableau scenes.
presented
charge of arrangements for the
strong, and, ground down for thre
harder fought and much more difclaims fotfr men who have beer
Judges for the contest will be ficult than It has ever been before.
. ..
quarters, the Wildcats withered In
VA
event.
''
Tnomhora raced a
'""
Twenty - four Counties
brought from out of the state and The contestants were forced to unthe final period and allowed tlie
these being Scholast c and one Col- Dr. and Mrs. Frank L. McVev
Deleprocess be- when he said that the results of the
Expected to Send
will be selected by the editor from dergo a rigid training
Alabama forwards to open holes to
' ;Vt will hold open house at Maxwell
.imie.
to enter the conference would be
persons recommended by members fore they were allowed
team
gates to Eighth Ansend their swift backs through at
place for all visiting alumni Saturis the chairman of on every
of the faculty of the university. In race and all runners were in good nr. McCormnek
,
Ivcnr. he was ad.iudgcd as one of day afternoon immediately
after
will.
i
i.
j
nual Tournament
keep the Judging on shape. A fast pace was set In the
an attempt to
arroner
The absence of Cain, who wa
j k America's outstanding players by,th ame. The annual Saturday
A summary ui re, u, i.
a strictly Impartial basis the Judges run. and McGaughey never slacksuffering from an injured knee, and
every critlc of the game. Former j
m, Is scheduled for
800 ARE
L
until the ened his stride, coming from twelf leaders in educational, medical, and
be announced
v,ntni
ul
will not
and Dnrrel ,,uu"
.ihns"
"
the withdrawal of Kercheval early
"
l"c t
e.cM "elfare work for children will
.7
night of the dance, and as the win- th to first, as the pack neared th
More than 800 boys and girls in the first quarter, put an end to
Saturday morning, the Alumni of
ners of the contest will be an- Agriculture building and lead all be Included in a eeneral digest iveu
renrpsentintj 24 counties Of the the expected kicking duel between
Adivaii
of
nounced the same night. It Is In- the way in. This marks the second which will be submitted to the na Dave Lawrence, at the National fice in the basement will the open state will be nresent at the eighth the two foremost kickers of the
be
building
that the IndepenWnctothnll trairnnmpnts ministration
tended that all questions of student consecutive time the championship, tlonal White House conference at "- -,;'
returning annual rural tournament to be held southland.
dents have won
Washington, D. C. These reports
Intercession will be eliminated.
thp . nniversitv,., of for registration of all
Kentucky tnreatened eariy in me
"
Friday and Saturday, November 4
second year in which their are based on actual surveys con- alumni.
T,,.v,
girls will be fur- and the
Pictures of the
men have won both first and sec- ducted throughout the state byper- student activities preceding tne and 5. at the university. Contests- action as nuuuy iuiiiuicu ivciuic- Judges on the night of ond places.
nished the
he liciri in declamation, athle- val's kickoff and the ball was regame will include a pep rally at 8
welfare work.
M".
sons interested in
,th thP rorinth
the contest so that seelction will be
the pupils covered by Drury, but the 'Cats
The university champs will re
p.m. Friday under the auspices of tics, and scholarship,
Dr. Margaret K. Strong, proressor
made on personal appearance and ceive gold medals; the fraternity
of
SuKy, which will probably be held ranging from the fifth to eighth were stopped after gaining nine
sociology at the University
on the photographs which will be winners, a large silver cup; ana of
yards and the Tide took the ball
grades.
The Big Blue will be aided ma- - In the Alumni gymnasium.
Louisville, was the principal speak- printed in the annual.
Williams, and on the first play Holley went
According to Thomas
the fraternity runners up, silver er at the final meeting saturaay. icriany mis year uy
.cvu.i.
Selection of the winners oi tne
12
In connection with the beauty medals.
cups for decorated nuuacs,
" assistant in the department of uni- through tackle for he cutyards and
subject of her talk was "The a former Captain ana
contest, the Kentucklan staff will
back and
The winner of the event will be The of the Social weliare uom- - piayer, jeurge iwn,
versity extension and director of first down. Then
will be offered oy auts.y, wm
Work
went through the Whole Wildcat
comsolicit the aid of the. girl students awarded a gold medal; a silver
the
mittee" in which she described the with the 'Cats during year. two the made Saturday morning by a two the tournament, the contests are team to the 10 yard line, where
In promoting an early sales cam- badge will go to the second and a
At
held annually in order to bring tomittee of three men, of whom
of the organization and told sons previous to last
him from
paign.
Each sorority and girl's bronze disk to the third. The mem
ji
o will be selected from the faculty of gether the pupils of Kentucky rural Darrell Darby dropped
aeasuu nC
of plans and ambitions for worK oi close or tne im.ju-.endormitory will be allowed one
bers of the winning university team
schools for friendly behind. Hughes made four yard
rated as the South's best center the university, and the third irom elementary
Vinson, W. the committee.
trant, and for each other entrant were: McGaughey, D.
flte
Big Blue the city of Lexington.
competition.
"It is believed," he at tackle, but the 'Cats drew aplaj.
Pro- - and elected captain of the
offside
yard
will be required to sell eight an- Farmer, C. Yeyna, and C. Gates.
sororsec- - for the next season. During the fall
In an attempt to limit tnecompe- states, "that this coming together Hughes penalty for but was stopped
members of the Sigma cms
The
nuals.
tried again
thJ LexInrtS FamUy of 1931 Yates was injured playing ities and fraternities from
will foster a more wholesome menare: B. King, H.
for a loss, but the ball was moved
The Kentucklan this year will be fraternity winners C. Bringardner, WeSeof
on "The football and was unable to play at all tition tn erecting expensive decora- tal attitude on the part of pupils half the distance to the goal for
society wo
McKee, W. Dawson,
reduced in price to $4, of which W. Alvez.
tions, the SuKy committee has an- from neighboring counties of the
piling on. as Bach, making an efonly part payment will be required
nounced its decision to limit the state."
Ten entrants finished in tne ioi- was
ballcarrier,
tackle
this semester. An added Induce- lnwine order: McGaughey. indenen- expenditure of each organiratlon to
The contests In scholarship will fort to to top the fell on the prosand
ment to early purchasing of an- dent: Vinson. Independent; White,
$20. Any organization which spends be held in reading, spelUng.TEnglish, unable
Ul ura
to nno
u
nf three over than that amount for decora- arithmetic, hygiene,
J v.(
civil govern- trate Hughes. Then Hlllman Holley
nuals Is the privilege of each stu- Alpha Gamma Rno, tioiDrooK, a... 33 inSUlUHUlls nearly
"ears ting purposes wiU be disqualified ment. United States history, geog- twisted through the right side dt
dent who buys during the sales E.; King, Sigma Chi, Hanna, Al- annual cost of
of the Cat team, the others
At the annual meeting
gale from the contest. Tentative plans raphy, and
scholarship. the Blue and White line for the
campaign to have his name stamped pha Gamma Rho; W. Farmer, indeoi eociai and Johnson.
Conference
rfoKnrntiniF scheme with an ap Declamation contests for boys and score. He failed to make the extrji
on the cover of his annual. Names pendent; Dawson, Sigma Chi; R. Kentuekv
adwill be stamped on all the annuals Graves, Alpha Gamma Rho, Brin Work, Saturday, following the
proximate cost must be turned in girls will also be held, as well as point.
eariy io amri,
is a
The Wildcat score came quickly
of
to'ing about nuie
for seniors unless they desire oth- gardner, Sigma Chi; A. a. jvmier,
starting lineups, but with h J fraternities to .the office 1H the competition among 12 glee clubs.
.
scoring of the first score
after
erwise and report this fact to the Pi Karma Aloha: Moore, indepen
dean of men, and Dy suronuco w The athletic events for Doys to De when the
or lasi years uvo
four
Chappelle fumbled Johnson
Kentucklan office.
dent; Gates, Independent; O. Camp succeed W. L. Nofcier of Wilmore. back we are able to see what the the dean of women, beiore noon held are: 50, 100, and 150 yard
rvhpr
Davidson rejvappa
bell, B. A. Hi. I Uisnop,
dashes; high Jump; standing broad punt and Kreuter and on Alabama
the" sSbJecfs IncTud- - probable lineup will look like. The Saturday, November o.
Heibbommer,
Delta 'lau
Alpha;
Jump; running broad Jump; base- covered for the 'Cats
Lexington, forward wall is still unchanged.
stripe. Ellis Johnson drillDelta; N. Goebel, Alpha Gamma SmSS Mabel Marks
and
ball throw, and 600 yard relay com
for tet
and Work of the Sale is at center, Darby TUta com-tv- "'
Rho; D. Davis, Delta Tau Delta;
teams. For tne ed through the Tidemen
posed of four-me- n
Fayette Coun- - moisey are at forwards.
on tnreu
Burew in
H. McKee, Sigma Chi; C. Yeyna,
girls the events will be held in 50, yards and a first down
Louisville, bination- won many games for the
Chi;
failing twice on lin
independent; W. Alvez. Sigma
Depended Children
75, and 100 yard dashes; baseball plays. Then
Blue tat.year and they can be
N. Ewing, PI Kappa Alpha; M.
catch, and 300 smashes, he carried the oval around
throw; running and
eight yards for
k. duuu, cuuuto " w
S. A. E.; Dorrin, Triangle;
wiU be such
yard dash composed of four girls on right end trundled
captain "Huar
Traynor, Pi Kappa Alpha; E. Wil- LxlngtoT"Thef Kentucky Relief Besides these forwards
the touchdown.
Lawrence, W. D. Assistant Dean Holmes Will each team.
Marian Williamson, men as Kreuter Tucker, all of
son, Pi Kappa Alpha; P. Shaklin,
put the Big Blue In the
The program will open Friday Davidson
Davis. Blair, and
S. A. E.; C. V. Coffman, Delta Tau
"The Crippled Child."
Address Students at An- morning with the glee club con- lead by place kicking the extra
upon to push
Delta; O. Ison, Alpha Gamma Rho; Dr ' O A Pfingst, Louisville. "The whom can be counted
nual Recognition Services tests in Memorial hall. At 1:30 p.m. point.
Umit.
to
Woods, S. A. E.
game until tte
Blind Child": Madison J. Lee. Dan- - the last years men notthe as easy
The rest of
be
guards will
for Old and New Members Friday the general assembly will be last period was the
The
Cwens will have a meeting of
played in midfield
vine "The Deaf Child"; Dr. 8. S.
held in the Training School audiMentally to fill, as the material is a little
Ackerlv Louisville, "The
both pledges and old members at
contests and was chiefly a punting duel be- n.
Mrs. Sarah B. Holmes, assistant torium. The scholarship
.less in evidence, jonnson wm ur
5 p.m. Thursday at isoya nan.
Buck Hughes and Ellis Joha-so"- -J"?
dean of women at the university, will begin at 2 o'clock and the de- tween The entire Crimson backfleld
the
will be the principal speaker at ser- clamatory contests at 3 o'clock.
w
D
be a meeting of Y. W.
VVUilVUiuvu
There will
midfield but were
of the Delinquent Child In Kentuc
annual Y. W. C. A. recognition
Friday night the finals in the decla- ran wild tn
C. A. Finance committee at 4 p.m.
on Page Four)
Program Will Begin at ky"; Walter Belknap, iiouisvnie,
vice for old and new members of matory contests will be held and
Tuesday in the T. W. O. A. office. Each
Work In
"Organization for Social
Tues4 p.m. Each Sunday in
the organization at 7 p. m.,recrea- at the same time winners in the
W.
Kentucky": and Miss Florence
day in the Patterson hall,
Memorial Hall
All Droofs for the 1933 Kentuc
other contests will be announced.
Washington,
D. O.,
HutsinplUar,
tion room. Her subject will be
will be held
klan have been received at the
Organization for Child
10 "The Purpose of the Student Y. W. The athletic contests Stoll field, M.
of the Col- "County
Saturday morning on
Kentucklan office. Those students Prof. R. D. Mclntyre
C A." Special music will be furnproofs lege of Commerce has announced Welfare."
E. Potter of the university officianot yet having seen their
Dr. Frank L. Mcvey presiaea
the Y. W. C. A. choir unWomen's Athletic association ished by direction of Marie Boitnot, ting.
the programs for the Sunday after- the final session whicn was con
are requested to get them today,
new members, which opens der the
the month of cluded at noon Saturday.
noon musicales for
Awards will be given to the coun
drive for
today, will close with annual initia m.islf chairman. will ne opened oy ty winning the most points in Fifty Pieces May Come Tb
Scabbard and Blade will meet at November. The programs will beprogram
vathe
7:15 n.m. tonight In the Armory gin promptly at 4 o'clock in Memscholarship and declamation,
tion of new memoers into tne No- a The
Lexington
prelude plaved by Eva Mae
rious tribes, Thursday night,
buildlni. Important business trans orial hall.
and
with Sarah Whittlnghill as county that wins in athletics, con
Wildcat Game on Novemgymvember 10, in the Women's
county that wins in all the
On November 6, Mary Ann Kaufactions. All members urged to be
"God of Our the
the accompanist.
ber 12
nasium.
present.
man Brown, soprano, will present
processional tests combined. The counties to be
will be the
A new plan is being inaugurated Fathers"
(Signed) HARRY EMMERICH a group of lyric and dramatic songs.
Sophomore represented are Anderson, Boone,
to allow partici- for the Senior cabinet.
Tulane may send a fifty piece
this year in order
On November 13, Dr. Abner Kelly
and Freshman cabin- Carroll, Elliot. Fayette, Garrard,
pation of more girls in the sports commission, former groups will car Grant, Harrison, Jessamine, Hen- band to the university to play at
interested In taking of the English department, univer
All girls
the two
please notify Miss Flor sity organist who studied during tne Dr. Anna Rose of the Carne-gi- e and games which are sponsored by et; lighted candies, wnue muse m derson, Kenton, Leslie, Lewis, Nich the homecoming game between the
The membership will be ry
ence M. Kelley, Box 1169, Unlverai summer at the Ouilmant Organ
Foundation for the Ad- W. A. A. into active and associate the latter group will be unlighted. olas, Owen, Pendleton, Kowan, Green Wave from New Orleans and
divided
of Kentucky. This
ty post office. If eight or more school in New York; Piano Ar
Katherine Jones, president of the Scott, Shelby, Trimble, Union, the Big Blue was made yesterday
vancement of Teaehing, To members.
girls are Interested, Miss Laura K. nold South, soprano, who studied
Y. W. C. A., will preside, introducacDues will be collected from
Be Principal Speaker
following the receipt of a letter
Johnston will conduct a class for last year at the University or Micn-lgaHolmes, the speaker.
tive members and they will be ac- ing Mrs.
from the Tulane band director.
Caroline Pike, pianist of the
this purpose.
Katherine Jones will give the
of corded more privileges than assoAssociation
The Kentucky
Copies of the Tulane school song
and
Georgetown College; and Prof. Carl
Both active and charge to the Senior cabinet on
Deans of Women will hold its an- ciate members.
also were sent to the university muto cany
Members of the executive com- Lampert, head or tne music
meeting at the University of assoclute members may participate Sophomore commissionof the organwill meet
sicians. Rehearsals will begin at
will present the program. nual
mittee of
games. In addition to the priv- the work and ideals
4 and 9, with
Maddox, sponsor of Ben II. Spence Will Speak at once, it was stated. Copies of "On
On November ZU, tne university Kentucky, November assistant dean in
at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Kernel
ileges accorded associate members, ization. Billie cabinet, will address
K. Holmes,
On U. of K.M were sent to the Tu7:13 Tonight In Patternews room in McVey hall. Discus- Philharmonic Orchestra will make Mrs. P.
University, and active members may be initiated the Freshman
lane group for rehearsal.
sion of a speaker for the forthcom- its first appearance with Prof. Lam- of women at the association, pre- - into tribes, and may count points the freshmen on their responsibilson Hull
g
president of the
This Is the first time that an atlv- This orchestra
pert conducting.
ities. The impressive
ing program will take place.
siding. The convention win vkh earned in sports toward numerals,
place at
WHITLEY,
ELIZABETH
ceremonials will take
Mr. 'Ben H. Spence. Canadian letic team from tne university na
will appear four times during the
"K".
cam a pin, and the
program, follow
Secretary.
year on these Sunday vesper pro- - at Boyd hall onthe university close
correspondent
and journalist of met a team from tne seutnen
.
..
Tlifl membership drive will be this noint in the
recessional. "Send Out Toronto, Canada, will speak tonight school. It is probable
that thai
crams. On NovemDer ii. me iui pus at 2 p.m. Friday and will
conducted by the members of the ed hv the
Thv Lieht."
pictures are in Ken- lefscn Trio of New York will pre- Saturday at noon.
ut 7:45 o'clock in Patterson hall. Kentucky band may pay a visit to
Individual
W. A. A. council, according to plans
Among the prominent speakers
should the Green
The program has been arranged on "The Canadian Systems of New Orleans
tucklan Office, according to John sent a string program of great inprogram discussed at a meeting of the coun
Kane, editor.
terest. This trio is composed of scheduled to appear on the the Car- cil .Monday afternoon, and an ef- by Sarah Whittlnghill, recently ap Liquor Control." Mr. Spence will Wave's musicians come to Lexingprogram cnalrman ior me
contemplated trip to
Augusta Tollefsen, pianist: Robert are Dr. Anna Rose, from
fort will be made to reach all of pointed C. A. Members of the ad- be presented under theY. Joint C.au- ton. The only year by
W.
A. be taken this
spices of the Y. M. and
The World Fellowship committee Thrane, cellist, and Carl Tollefsen, negie Foundation for the Advancethe Kentuo-kiaa desire to V. w.
Josephine the girls who expressed A. A. at tne visory board of the Y. W. C. A. are and the International Relations
ment of Teaching; Miss
Journey to
will meet at 4 p. m. Wednesday in violinist.
is the
members of W.
Adwomen at the Unl- - becomemeeting for women students cordially invited as special guests class of the University Women's Knoxville on Thanksgiving
Simrall, dean of
day
the Y. W. C. A. rooms In the
mass
Dr. Frank L. several weeks ago. All university at the services.
building.
CAPTAIN-CLYDministration,
GRADY WILL versify of Cincinnati:
club.
when the 'Cats play Tennessee.
w. a.
Prof. P. E. Karraker, chairman of
ADDRESS AO CONVOCATION McVey. and Pior.
girls are eligible for membership in
NO ARMISTICE IAY 1'I.ANS
Sigma Delta Chi, professional
head of the department of Physics the organization.
MATH CI.l'B TO IXKCT
the Board of the Y. M. C. A. will
Journalism fraternity will meet at
preside at the meeting and will inf'uptain Clyde Grady, assistant lat the university and professor of
In addition to participation in No plans have been released re8 o'clock tonight at the home of
While Mathematics club wiU
troduce the speaker, Mr. Spence.
in ssor of Military science at the Archaeology, who will talk about the snorts which W. A. A. sponsors
any definite program of the
Prof. Vietor R. Portmann. Impor- in Iverslty, will speaic at tne convo-cutl'.- Kentucky archaelolglcul surveys.
Mr. Spence, who has recently meet Thursday afternoon at 4 o'during the entire year, members garding
university on Armistice day, accordtant business will be transacted
a leading Canadian clock In Room 109 of McVey hall.
of the freshmen students of
The annual election of officers may attend parties and tribal nights ing to Major Brewer, head of the represented
members are urged to be present,
newspaper at Washington, and was Miss Salhe Hence of the mat heW. A.
ag U ulture in the Live Stock Judg-- u will be held at this meeting, and given by the organization.
department. Each year a member of the Press club and of matics department will talk on t
military
pledges will be discussed. All
and
several social affairs are being A.'s program of sports includes
r pavilion, at 9 a m., Friday.
WILLIAM LUTHER,
among them being a archery, rillery, tumbling, tennis, It is the usual custom for the R. O. tin- - Senatorial Press gallery, has subject, "Whv A Square plus B
planned,
aptaln Grady will speak on
Secretary.
T. C. unit to parade in conjunction had an exceptional opportunity to Square Equals C Square."
After
and advertures occurring breakfast Saturday morning at camping, and hiking.
and
PresiGirls who are interested in tak with the American legion, to be the observe American aflans. He has the proirram there will be a busimeet 5 p. m. today " 'ing his period of service in the M ixwell ti'ace. fit which Hie hosts,
Strollers will
al spoken in Canada,
the United ness meeting, when officers for th
ing part in sports and who desire students of the university
American Possessions In the Far dent and Mrs. McVev will be
in the Little Theater auditorium, IS' rth.
10
o'clock.
lowed
and Europe on the modern year will be selected. All student
and a dinner F'idav evening with to know more of W A. A.'s program - Major a holiday afterthat no plans stales, question,
floor. White hall. All memsecond
Brewer states
and attempts to of- Interested tn mathematics are unflicinor
.lack Lynch, a freshman In the Mrs. Holmes and Miss Sarah Cl. are urged to see Miss Rebecca Avbers are requested to be present.
Down-in- g
be
fer a
Ar 'culture College, will act as Bhtndlng. dean of women at the erlll in her oillce at the Women's1 are to has made until the American other solution for it In his own and ed to be present. Dr. H. Hthe club.
WINSTON ARDERY,
(Signed:)
countries.
legion
is faculty advisor for
been heard from.
gymnasium.
'University, as hostesses.
clubman of the convocation.
President.

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