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along presently to urge him to como
In nntl oat. Languidly, and as tlio It
wore a matter of the commonest occurrence, the hero will drape himself
over a dining room chair, use tho napkin properly If his memory Is good,
and address himself to tho task of re
plenishing the fuel supply of the body.
Doyond this point It Is Impossible to
proceed, for the writer has experienced
these things and has come to the con
elusion that life Is to he enjoyed, not
written about.

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SONG BOOKS FOR
SOLDIERS ARRIVE

EDUCATORS WILL MEET
TO

As many copies of army song books
have been sent to this University an
there were members In tho S. A. T. C.
l,
Conference Called For M'ch. and tho naval unit. Dr. Edward
4 and 5 to Discuss Affairs
were sent
to whom these books
by the War Department, has been Inof Vital Importance to
structed to furnish one to each former
the State
members of tho two training units.
PROMINENT SPEAKERS They can be had by calling at tho University post office before tho first of
Educators of Kentucky will meet In next week. Dr. Tuthlll has been Inconference at the University March 4 structed to return all surplus books to
DR. BOYD RETURNS
and 5 to discuss Kentucky's resources, the War Department.
general reconstruction problems, and
Dr. P. P. Boyd, Dean of the Arts and
educational questions which must be
MILITARY SNAP SHOTS
Science College of the University, was
solved if the State is to progress in
able to return to his office Wednesday
WANTED FOR ANNUAL
education and community organlza
after a serious attack of acute lndlges
tlon.
tlon.
Pictures of the camps at Fort SheriJudge Edward W. Hines, of Louis
are
dan, Great Lakes, and "Camp-Us,ville, chairman of the Kentucky Coun
BUCKEYE BOYS
cil of Defense, and President Frank L wanted for the 1919 Kentucklan. Any
station at 10:45 o'clock for Chatta McVey arranged the program which In kodak pictures, of military interest
nooga.
eludes men and women of national should be given to either Walllng-forThe lineup and summary for the prominence. Among them are: John
or Leman.
Cincinnati game follows:
S. Cravens, of the National Council of
Kentucky.
Cincinnati Defense; Dr. El wood Mead, of the Uni
Position
ifornia and advisor to Department
(G) Haehnle versity
F
Everett (2)
of California, advisor to the
of Interior.
F ... (10) Goldman Department of the Interior; Hon. Hen- 4 The Farmer and His Organization
Thomas (10
C
Koatz ry J. Allen, Governor of Kansas; Miss
Marsh (10)
E. L. Harrison, president State
G
(2) Cantor Charl O. Williams, of Memphis, TenDishman (2)
Farmers' Union.
(6) Watkins nessee; Jemes E. Rogers, field secre- 5
Simpson (4)..,...G
Industrial Development in Kentucky
Kentucky
Morris tary War Camp Community Service;
Substitutions
Professor W. R. Jillson, of the
for Marsh; Cincinnati Isserman (2) for Dr. Henry E. Jackson, U. S. Bureau of
University.
,J
Koatz: Meyers (2) for Haehnle. Ref Education; and Surgeon L. L. Lums-den- ,
III.
eree, King.
of the U. S. Public Health Service.
Tuesday, March 4; 8 p. m.
Other speakers will be Mrs. Cora WilSome Educational Problems Honorson Stewart, chairman of the
able V. O. Gilbert, presiding.
Illiteracy Commission; Fred M. 1 Community Singing.
Sackett, State food administrator; Rod- 2 The Illiteracy Problem Honorable
man Wiley, State road commissioner;
Henry J. Allen, Governor of KanReasons why you should Mrs. Lafon Riker, president State Fedsas.
take your course at Clay's eration of Woman's Clubs; Dr. Arthur 3
The Rural School and What to Do
Business College.
T. McCormack, secretary of the State
With It Miss Charl O. Williams,
We not only promise indi Board of Health; J. Virgil Chapman,
County
Superintendent,
School
vidual attention, but we give State supervisor of rural schools; E. L.
Memphis, Tenn. Professor J. Virit.
Harrison, president State Farmers'
gil chapman, State Supervisor of
WE WANT SATISFIED Union; Judge Edward Hanes, chairRural Schools.
STUDENTS
man of the Kentucky Council of De- 4 The Moonlight School Mrs. Cora
A school of one price.
fense; and President Frank L. McVey,
Wilson Stewart, chairman of the IlWe ask no one to enroll and make
literacy Commission.
payment until they have visited the Professor W. R. Jillson and George
Baker, of the University.
5 Care of Defeceives
Dr. Archibald
school.
The meetings will be held in the asDixon, Henderson, Ky.
BOOKKEEPING
Be a good bookkeeper. The work is sembly hall of the University in the 6 Educational Bills in Congress Propleasant as well as profitable. We Main building. .Governor A. O. Stanley,
fessor George Baker, of the University.
offer a splendid course in either the Commissioner of Agriculture Matt S.
20th Century or Tablet method of ad Cohen, State Superintendent of Public
Wednesday, March 5; 9:30 a. m.
vanced business records. Every bus! Instruction V. O. Gilbert, Judge Hines Community Organization Honorable
A. O. Stanley, Governor of Kentucky,
ness has need of better accounting and President McVey will preside
The program in full follows:
presiding.
and new methods are constantly being
I.
1 Community singing.
introduced.
Tuesday, March 4; 10 a. m.
2 What is Community Organization?
SHORTHAND
The General Problem.
Accurate dictation spells the sue
James E. Rogers, Field Secretary
of War Camp Community Service.
cess of the secretarial or stenographic 1 Call to order by Edward W. Hines.
contact
applicant.
has 2 Community singing, led by Profes 3 Examples of Community OrganizaPersonal
sor Carl Lampert, director of music.
taught us that the Gregg Method of
tion Dr. Henry E. Jackson, U. S.
Shorthand Is the efficient method. We 3 Statement of Purpose of Conference
Bureau of Education.
Edward W. Hines, chairman of 4 What the Food Administration Did
insure speed and accuracy.
the Kentucky Council of Defense.
in Community Organization HonTYPEWRITING
The touch system has taken the 4 The General Situation.
orable Fred M. Sackett, State food
(a) Some of tho Problems Frank
place of the old, slow, inefficient
administrator.
L. McVey, president of Univer- 5 "Scientific Sanitation."
Surgeon L.
method of typing. Our instruction
sity of Kentucky.
will place you on a par with tho best.
L. Lumsden, U. S. Public Health
(b) National Problems After tho
Servico.
WE OFFER FREE
War John S. Gravous, chlof of G Tho Kentucky Health Problems
courses a
In connection with above
Federal Agencies Section. National
ENGLISH,
course in COMMERCIAL
Dr. Arthur T. McCormack.
Council of Defense.
SPELLING and BUSINESS ARITHV.
5 Discussion.
METIC.
Wednesday, March 5; 2 p. m.
II.
WE COURT INVESTIGATION
Community Organization (continued.)
Tuesday, March 4; 3 p. m.
MRS. W. P. RAMSEY, President.
Dr. Frank L. McVey, president Uni
Tho Stnto and Its Resources Honor- versity of Kentucky presiding.
MISS GLADYS REESE, V. President.
able Mat S. Cohen, presiding.
1 Community Singing.
CLAY'S BUSINESS
1
Community singing.
2 Tho Elomonts in Community Or
COLLEGE
2 Tho Now Agriculture.
(Incorporated.)
ganization.
3 The Soldier on tho Land Profes
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