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The Phoenix Hotel
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Really

Part I

FAULTS

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SHOWN

"Congested housing, high rent, and
bad conditions existing in our rural
districts aro traceable to our present
Respectfully Solicits the Patronage of University
tax system," said Alfred N. Chandler,
of tho Single Tax Service League of
people.
JOHN SKAIN, Manager.
Now York City in' his talk upon tho
subject of tho Single Tax, boforo tho
student body In chapel, Tuesday morning.
WHEELER TO DELIVER "The Single Tax is a scientific sysGRADUATION ADDRESS tem of taxation which is successful in
foreign countries," said tho speaker,
Dr. Benjamin Ido Wheeler, presi"and why cannot we have such a sysof the University of California,
dent
tem here? In this country we tax
has accepted the Invitation of Presieverything in sight and things out of
dent Darker to deliver tho commenceWc are prepared for you .
sight, and why? Wo say wo need tho
ment address to tho graduating class
money. Industry is thus penalized as
JWe have a splendid line of
June 7. Dr. Wheeler Is considered
If It were an epidemic. It is against
one of the leading educators of the
all dictates of justice to tax one man
West and an able speaker.
because he is putting his property to
a useful purpose by building upon it
NEW OFFICERS INand not to tax another man because
STALLED BY Y. W. C. A. he does not build upon his land."
Mr. Chandler continued by giving
Installation of new officers and of examples
of the countries in which
the new cabinet was held at the regthis system has been adopted. He
ular meeting of the Y. W. C. A. at
pointed out that all of the cities Tn
Patterson Hall, Sunday evening. Miss the western part of
Canada have been
Linda Purnell,
of the as- under this law
for some time and that
sociation, led the meeting and introlikewise, Australia and New Zealand
111 IAST MAIN STREET
duced the new president, Miss Lelah
use this system of taxation.
LEXINGTON.
Gault. Miss Gault in turn introduced
KENTUCKY.
"All things that are now taxed are
her now cabinet and each one upon the products of toll," said Mr.
Chand
being presented told of her line of
ler, "and labor should never be taxed
work and what she hoped would bo
READING BY MISS
The present taxes upon our buildings
accomplished during the remainder of
DULEY IS FEATURE
and department stores are made up in
OF HORACE MANN this year and on into next year, if the the higher prices and the consumer
girls stood loyally by the association
really hears the tax. This Is not as
The Horace Mann Literary Society and worked for it, for the University It should be."
held its regular weekly meeting last and their fellow students.
The speaker argued that the buildThe meeting was very impressive, ings
Thursday evening at 7 o'clock" in Pro
of the city would be more unifessor Noe's room in the Education as there was no illumination during form under the single tax. A skyBuilding. Professor Noe gave an In- the service except the long candles scraper would not be built next to a
teresting discussion of music and held by the girls and which they had 'small shop and
great composers with Illustrative rec lighted from that of the
ords on his Edison machine.
TO GIVE DANCE.
Miss Vennie Duley gave a reading
"Molly
of Eleanor Abbott's
MARRIAGES
The Owensboro Club, composed of
A discussion of the
Ora
students from Owensboro and Daviess
torical Contest for the $20.00 Barker
4.4.
Prize, which will ibe held on May 3, County, will give its annual dance in
LYLc GORDON.
Buell Armory, Saturday afternoon,
concluded the meeting.
The program for next week will be April 21, from 3 to 5:30 o'clock. The
Miss Judith Lyle and Angus N,
the biography, readings, and criticisms various committees are hard at work Gordon, of Lexington, both former &tuof Sidney Lanier. Visitors are cordial- making arrangements for. this affair dents of the University, were married
which promises to be one of the best Friday evening at the home of the
ly invited to attend.
dances of the year. Officers of the bride's mother, Mrs. J. G. Lyle, 306
club are: Floyd
PROF. JONES SPEAKER Elizabeth McCarty, Potts, president; East Maxwell Street. Only a few
vice president, friends witnessed
ceremony,
the
AT MOUNTAIN CLUB and I. C. Graddy, secretary-treasurewhich was performed by Dr. Edwin
Muller. The young couple left im
The Mountain Club entertained with
WRIGHT VISITS ALMA MATER.
mediately after the wedding on a
a delightful party Thursday evening,
bridal trip. They will live here, Mr.
April 12, in the Y. M. C. A. rooms. A
Capt. W. F. WIright, Company L, Gordon being an official at the 'Exlarge number of "mountaineers" were
present and many friends from other Second Regiment, who was graduated periment Station.
parts of the State. The president of from the University in 1914, has arrived in Lexington to meet this comSTRODE DIXON.
the club, Mr. 'Fishback, and the
Miss Blair, were in charge pany which is being mobilized here.
Ho visited the campus Tuesday mornMr. and Mrs. L. Gay Strode an
of the entertainment.
After a short social meeting Pro- ing, renewing old friendships. Last nounce the engagement of their
fessor T. T. Jones gave an interesting summer Captain Wright was lieuten- daughter, Mary Evans, to Mr. Paul
and inspiring talk on the mountain ant of a machine gun company on the Everett Dixon, of Bowling Green. The
in his wedding will be a .beautiful event of
people. He told of many quaint char- border. He was prominent
acters he had known In the old days work in the University, and is best May. Miss Strode is tho only daagh
f
of tho ter of tho home. She is charming and
before the coming o the railroad remembered as
a superficial culture 1914 "Kentuckian."
attractive and a favorite with all who
had brought
know her. Mr. Dixon is attractive
which destroyed the local color of the
and popular. He Is a prominent
"Baccer
He described
VOLUNTEER SAND TO MEET.
mountains.
young attorney of Bowling Green, havJuice" and "Coonskin" and "Sooter
All students interested In mission- ing graduated two years ago from tho
Ike," a "man of honor," who had sen
He
many men to their accounting before ary work aro urged to attend the Law College of the University.
their time, and who feared that the meeting of the Student Volunteer Is a member of tho Delta Chi fraterrailroads would bring in a "mighty Band at Patterson Hall Sunday after- nity.
The marriage is the culmination of
tough class of people." There are noon at 2 o'clock. Dr. John J. Tigert
now better roads and better schools will address the band on "The Place a happy romance since college days
but the day of the unlocked smoke- of the Bible in Student Volunteer and Is of much interest to the host of
young friends of tho popular couple.
Work."
house is gone forever.

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