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THE KENTUCKY KERNEL

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James Speed, who for tho last year
has had charge of publicity work for
The writer of this column seriously tho College of Agriculture and Exobjects to folks leaving so many choc- tension Department, has resigned nnd
olate wrappers lying about Ms type- accepted tho position of Kentucky
writer, which after Investigation In- editor of the Southern Agriculturist
with a branch office In Louisville.
variably prove to be empty.
Mr. Speed spent a number of years
as a farmer, was eight years on
President McVey Is preparing the
Chautauqua and lyceum platforms, nnd
program for the meeting of tho Asfive years editor of Farm and Family.
sociation of SRito (Universities which
In Chicago November
will bo held
members of tho Band made a
President McVey is secretary of Ten
trip to Jackson, Ky to furnish music
tho association.
for Saturday's program of the Upper
Kentucky River Educational AssociDoctor Tlgert has become very busy
ation, leaving here Friday night and
lecturing on his experiences jwhllo
returning Sunday. Tho men were
overseas, since returning, and If he
warmly received.
hasn't already done so It Is feared he
may turn over his class work to
John Lcman, Engineering nnd Elec"Shakespeare" Haley and go on a lectrical Class '19, is with Warren Web
ture tour.
ster Company, of Indianapolis. Headquarters in Louisville.
Former Lieutenant Governor
as a special compliment- to
President McVey announces that the
the Democratic Club of the University
Kentucky Conferences of Social Workwill speak In Chapel Friday night at
ers will meet at the University, In his
8 o'clock in interest of Judge Black's
office October 16.
for Governor. The public Is cordially

ABOUT THE CAMPUS

10-1-

Class Ring
Committee
Especially solicted to
call in and secure samples
and prices of rings for
this year's Graduating
Class.

Julius Wolf, honor student in the
Class of '16, has roamed the country
over, holding positions of responsibility but has at last returned to Mechanical Hall in the capacity of assistant
professor of Steam Engineering. He
is planning to revive the once famous
"homely quartette" in which he was
a leading spirit.
The women District Agents in Kentucky met for a conference with Dean
Cooper in his office at the Station,
Wednesday. Those who had the work
in the several districts are: Mrs. M.
D. Jonas, Louisville; Miss Luie Logan,
Lexington, and Miss Minnie Parker
Durham, Paducah.

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in town to do your cleaning, pressing and repairing?
We can press and get back to you 100 suits a

day and guarantee them to be in

East Main Street

condition.

first-clas- s

Becker Dry Cleaning Co
C. R. McGAUGHEY

Lime and High

Phone

621--

Y

Lexington, Ky.

Yes

w

The're Strikingly
Different
find one type of coat

that Is not being
d
worn by every Tom, Dick and Harry for instance, the new
model in the fall line of Young Men's Suits.
It's refreshing to be able to

double-breaste-

VICTOR BOGAERT
LEADING JEWELERS
Established 1883
133-13- 5

Frank Street, who finished with the
class of '17 and was editor of that
year's annual, is doing work in apple
Professor J. R. Johnson, first gradpacking in Henderson County. While
uate of the College of Engineering,
in the College of Agriculture he speClass of '93, has been appointed Procialized in that work.
fessor of Applied Mechanics and has
already entered upon his work. ProL. A. Bradford and C. L. Morgan,
fessor Johnson for several years has
prominently connected with road class of '17, are doing County Agent
been
and Agricultural work in Carroll Counbuilding and mining in this State.
ty, Kentucky, and Clemson College,
Agriculture North Carolina, respectively.
The Short Courses in

that Becker is the best equipped shop

Opp. the Phoenix

Prof. J. J. Hooper left on Monday
for Chicago, where he will attend the
National Dairy Show which is being
held there this week. The U. S. Government Is spending $25,000 on an exhibit to demonstrate the food value of
all kinds of dairy products for home
consumption. J. O. Barkman, E. M.
Prewitt and J. R. Dawson are

Professor Lampert announces that a
number of students have entered the
Normal Class in Music. The work
includes training in the art of using
and furnishing
band instruments
music.

Do you know

Heintz, Jeweler

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invited.

COLLECE STUDENTS

1919-2- 0

"THE HALLMARK STORE"
W. Main St.
Lexington, Ky.

These nifty garments have a waist line seam all around, vertical welt
pockets and soft front. They are new in design, striking in appearance, and you will be surprised at our moderate prices.

The Stenographic Shop
204 Fayette

National Bank Bldfl.

United Clothing Stores
Incorporated.

Tyelephne 2046

Letters

Notary Public

SPECIALISTS IN APPAREL FOR MEN AND BOYS

THE SNAPPY STUFF
FOR

COLLEGE
MEN

and Home Economics will begin NoKappa Delta wishes to announce the
vember 3 and continue until February
27. Neither an entrance examination pledging of Mary Edith Venable, of
nor a high school graduation Is re- Franklin, Ky.
quired and preparation is being made
for enrollment of a large number of
IMPORTANT NOTICE
students.
N. Hollls, president of

the

Wor-

Ira
cester Polytechnic nstitute, comes to
the University on October 22, under
the auspices of the Student Branch of
the American Society of Mechanical
Engineers, complying with a request
made by Dean Anderson. Mr. Hollis
is an eminent engineer of our country
and was, during 1917, president of the
American Society of Mechanical Engineers. He Is a Kentucklan and was
living in Louisville when he entered
the Navy Academy in 1874. Since his
graduation he has become one of the
best known men in naval affairs.
Brlnkley Barnett, Mechanical and
Electrical Class '13, visited the campus
Monday. Monday was his fourth wedding anniversary and he is still game.
W. H. Scherfflus, Class of '99, formerly connected with the Experiment
Station but since 1909 engaged in work
with the British Government at Transvaal, South Africa, as tobacco and
expert, will return to South Africa
October 19, after being in The States
since May.

co:-to- u

An erroneous Impression has spread
about the campus ai to the duties of
the student social committee. It is
not, as has been supposed, this com
mittee's duty or privilege to arbitrarily '
exercise any power over any student
social organization. On the other hand
however, this committee was appointed to arrange dates for the various
social functions.
Therefore to expedite matters, all
fraternities and other student organizations have previously been requested to All out an application for dates.
It was requested that these applications bo secured from Professor
Melcher, filled out, and returned to
Professor Melcher not later than
October the Eighth. This notice was
delayed in being sent out. Any fraternities or other student organizations who have not done as is above
requested are requested to do so before noon of Saturday, Oct. 11. At this
time dates will be set aside to such
as have requested them. Your cooperation in this regard is urgently
solicited.
R. S. PARK, Chairman.

This is a front view of one of the new
Belted Suits we are showing in both
Single and Double Breasted Styles.

varieties; plaits;
yokes; plain backs; many new pocket
There are many
styles.

SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY

Kaufman
Clothing Go.
Incorporated

We're so sure of our quality we say
"Money Back If Not Pleased"

THE COLLEGE MAN'S SHOP

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