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incarnadined the plains of
and those valiant
who rode tho whirlwind with the
dauntless 'Morgan and the gallant
"Witii nn enthusiastic squad of twenSONS III SERVICE
DreckcnrlJge.
Warrior sons of war(out every afternoon, t lie pros
rior sires, what a legacy Is yours!
pecs for a good Inskctlull tea.m are
Messages Written By Mc- - The gerlus of Kentucky Is love of
brlgh
Vcy, Virgil Chapman and Mbrrty. Her passion Is Democracy.
Tluj members of last year's squad
Tyrant's heels never profaned her bosCotton Noe
nre hv tho practice for all they are
om. "A Kentuckian kneels to none but
Hvortli.1 urging on tlio rivalry between
FORM IS ATTRACTIVE Clod." Old iKentucky'8 valorous sons
the nvcomers. It is too early to pre
are now, as ever, in the vanguard of
diet
io will secure Mie coveted posl
Christmas greetings from the Unl D imooracy's army fighting the battle
Hon tjn the short pants team, and some
crsity of Kentucky to her sons In the of liberty.
of the scrubs of last year may have to
.service are on their way to the train
We send this messago to you, brave
exert thfjmselvcs to. the utmost to be- ing camps, the cantonments and the
Iboys, (because we love you. We are
come regtilars. At nny rate a fast
trenches.
devotees at the shrine of the same Alteam Is assured.
The leters of the joyous season are ma loiter.
We Jiiave imbibed the
Prtjpoh"aUon8 ,fpr the first game, artistically decorated in the red and
sparkling waters of the same Pierian
minicll ! to lie iplayed early In the seasigreen of tire ipolnsetta and the holly fountain. We have cheered the same
on with Kentucky Wcsleyan, are para- - twig. Printed "vvitldn the pamphlet old Blue and White. We have strolled
imoun., In( the coach's consideration ,are three letters one from President in the twilight shadows over the same
now. Thus far Daddy Boles has not iMeVey; one from the students, writ undulating
greensward.
We have
been with ids team very much on ac- - tcn
yirgll Chapman, president Serv crooned
in the same vercount of the. recent trip to the S. I. A.)lor ,Ciag3. 01,e, froiW the faculty, writ dant bowers. We have dreamed the
A. convention, but his presence fronien Dy Cotton Noe.
same dreams. We have sung the same
now oh will add to the interest and
President McVey's message ds writ old song for "Our Old Kentucky Home,
results of the practice.
ten in strong, simple, earnest English far away."
t is not long, but in it much is said.
At Christmas time, we are thinking
Virgil Chs.pman's "Message from the T the Star in the East and the wise
ECONOMY URGED FOR
Students," is written in that style of men and angel choirs and of Him who
COLLEGE ATHLETICS which Chapman is the master. In the whispered "Peace" to the troubled
'
Professor Freeman and Daddy Boles flowery langauge of an orator of the waves of Galilee. And we think of
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returned Monday morning from the S. eld school, he bids Kentucky's war-- ( how He ihas ibeen reviled by the
know that tliev Uiave a rasprval less Hun.
I. A. A. convention at Athens, Ga
"In the beautv of the 1,Iies clirM was
FdV important changes were lmade!seat in the heart of every student.
Dorn across the sea,
message from
Cotton Noe sends the
in football rules for 1918. It was de- men returning from mili- - the faculty in the form of poetry. Pro-- ! "dtti a glory in His bosom that transelded that
figures you and me.
tary: service would be eligble for ath-- j feasor Noe's Christmas poem is virile
ietics immediately upon entering a and expressive from start to finish. As He died to make men holy,
.Let us die to make men free."
university. All colieges dn the associa- - lLack of space, however, will not
We wish you a Merry Christmas,
were urged to economize in ath- - m't ae printing of his stirring poem
and we hid you Godspeed for a Happy
letic' expenditures, and to encourage In this issue of the Kernel.
inter-clas- s
athletics.
Following are the messages from Victorious New Year.
VIRGIL CHAPMAN,
Wiliile in' Atlanta, Coach Boles and President iMcVey and from the stuPresident Senior Class.
iProfessor Freeman attended a meet- - dents:
ting in the Billy Sunday Tabernacle, MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT
(where they gained valuable informa
ADA MEADE.
As the new President of the Univer- AT THE
Ition of the Status of certain I. W. W., sity, I am more
than delighted to have
The Five Emmigrants will head the
pacifists and kindred creatures, from a place in the message to the boys of
lips of the devil's enemy. The the University on the front in France, bill at the Ada Meade starting, Thursthe
University men report that Sunday's or (preparmig to go. You have set us day afternoon. This act is right off
work- is fruitful in the two soldier an example of high patriotism in this Keith's circuit, and ds one of unusual
merit and ability having had a contincamps at Atlanta.
great war for the maintenance of deuous run on Keith's circuit for over
Games for next year were arranged mocracy. The University wishes you
at ,thT convention by the coaches of happiness, a brave heart and high pur- two seasons. Manager Gurnee considers himself exceedingly fortunate in
the several 'teams. Kentucky will play pose in your sacrifice. We shall hold
being able to book this act as they
Alabama, October 19. Sawanee, Octob- a place each day In our hearts for you
have only a few open .weeks on their
er 36, and anderbllt, November 2. and if in the day's duties you can
schedule. The rest or the bill will
Sewah'ee and 'Centre will play on Stoll
your Alma Mater, the Univerbe 'full of music and nonsense, and if
ield, and a game with Georgetown at sity will feel honored.
predictions ever come true this week
home will' probably be arranged.
Yours for America,
"t the Ada Meade promises to be the
FRANK L. McVEY.
b:st one that the people of Lexington
"SEVENTEEN" IS XMAS
have seen in that show house for quite
ATTRACTIN AT CINCY MESSAGE FROM THE STUDENTS a time. Gene ureen, a famous Keith
Seven hundred loyal saAils of the headllner avIH be seen here during the
The Christlmas-weeattraction at University .of Kentucky send a mes- week Of December 20.
the Lyric I'lieatre in Cincnnatl is a sage of heartening hope and Christmas
dramatization of Booth Tarklngton's cheer to you, martial sons of Old Ken(Continued from Page One)
story "Seventeen."
The tucky, pride of 'our motherland.
to me that there are great possibilities
play has been runmig in Chicago since Your stalwart forebears pathfinders
here in Kentucky, that ought to look
the beginung of the season and was of society with stout hearts, sturdy forward to
the development of a great
pronounced tby the critics there to be form and hounding step to the wlerd,
University that can 'be a constant
one of the most charming and human wild music of savage warnwhoop and
source of helpfulness to the State."
comedies of American life seen for rw.L-o,.n,
th
nt
many seasons.
,
over towering
ilization westward,
Stuart Walker, its producer, Ib a mountain and through trackless wildKentucky hoy who has gained much erness, kindled the flame of liberty
tame through his Portmanteau plays on the rustic altar of partiotism, and
$1.00 Per Year
and productions of the (past two seas- "id the foundation of an imperial
ons. Mr. Walker's' many friends in Commonwealth dn the "Dark and
5c Per Copy
Lexington and the Universty who Jour-ne- Bloody Ground." You are descendants
to Cincinnati, Christmas,
will of those intrepid pioneers who defendtherefore have an opportunity to see ed Boonesboro and Bryan's Station,
TO YOU
liis greatest success and the excellent "nd poured out their blood in a crimHair Cut
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characters in the Tarkington story son stream at the River Raisin, those
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portrayed in real life on the stage. gallant riflemen who led the "Forlorn
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The production is going to Now York, Hope" at the Thames, and humbled
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