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announced last week thru the Kernel cording to Professor Lamport, until
Ermine" is off stage.
that all men desiring to become members of the Glee Club were to report
Friday throughout the
every
Upon the campus has appeared that
PublUhed
College year by the student body of
for practice Wednesday afternoon. In indispensable organization to proper
the University of Kentucky.
view of the fact that the number of enjoyment of college life, the Univer
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paper ol the suwcnis ana aiumm ui mc students lias increased so greatly over sity male quartet.
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Already after dusk, have the fair inprevious years, there should have been
One DolUr and Fifty Centi
Subscription,
habitants of a number of dormitories
at least one hundred men to try out
xear. rive v.enn mc vupj.
and sorority houses been enraptured
Glee Club. Only a small number, beyond measure by the blending meloEntered at LexliiRton Postofficc as second for
class mail matter.
mostly former members, reported.
dies of the four phantoms.
Already from the direction of LouThe Men's Glee Club is an organi
IRENE McNAMARA. '23
zation which admits approximately isville has come the call for numbers
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organization, to sing to the
twenty-fiv- e
men each. This number, from this
W.H.A.S. broadcasting station Ken
Managing
Editor
however, is not limited to any certain tucky Day, November 11. The pro
RAYMOND L. KIRK
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JJ56-number, and it would be a notable gram on that day is to consist of
ASSOCIATE EDITORS
thing for the University if there tilings pertaining to Kentucky. Prcsi
Mary Rojntar
John WWtWtr H
Ann Bell '23
Ruth Hughton '23
should be a male chorus of fifty to dent McVcy is on the program for a
The speech.
lead the Musical Department.
Sport Editor
Theaters over Kentucky have made
EUGENE MOORE '25
few days
small attendance for the first
offers already to the embryo organi
Staff Photographer
is due, probably in part to the fact zation but no definite plans have been
BILLY WILLIAMS, '23
that practice for Stroller tryouts is made.
Business Manager
The members of the quartet arc all
now being held every afternoon.
L. B. HALL, '23
Glee Club.
Students wishing to try out for Glee veterans of the Men's
Manager
Advertising
The personnel is as follows:
'2S
WILLIAM W. BLANTON,
Club should report to the director
Robert Clem, first tenor; Maxwell
immediately, as the personnel of new ton Hcavrin, second tenor; Elbert
Circulation Manager
TATE, '25
WILLIAM
members will be chosen as soon as De Courscy, baritone; Robert Porter,
bass.
possible.
REPORTERS:
u ...... R.ra.rH '2a Helen Kinsr '25
The' will be a part of the regular
The club has an interesting numAlma Hutchena '23 Gardner Bayleas '24
Glee Club program when that organGeorge Lee Murphy '23
Margaret Lavin '24
ber of plans to be carried out this ization gets on the road.
J. P. Mctiure a
'23
Daugh Smith
Betty Barbour '25
T. K. Neely '26
year, including a tour in the western
Chauncey Forgcy '26
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Orine Martin '24
Frank Carter
Sam Hubley
part of the State, and will give con- DICK WEBB ENTERTAINS
Ray Morrallee '24
WILDCATS AND KITTENS
certs in the largest cities.
NEWS EDITOR
This department has been handiElizabeth Ellis '24
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capped for a number of years, beCommercial Printing Company
Press of
cause of insufficient funds to carry Richard Lambert, P. Lotshaw, R. G.
out the plans and desires of Professor Montgomery, David Mclntyre, Wm.
McFarland, J. A. Proctor,
James
Lamport, who has worked long and
Pearson, D. A. Phillips, J. T. Riffe,
OPPORTUNITY TO HELP
hard to attain the heighth which the Phillip Rusch, R. H. Swope, John
department
has now reached thru Shclton, C. B. Sauer, S. J. Szal, D.
M. Surgener, Edwin Stephenson, L.
student fees this year.
Tracy, Albert Thomas, J. H. Tate,
..In other columns of this issue of
K
Robert VanPclt, John Wolf, Hobart
the Kernel appears a story setting O
O Wilson, J. C. Warren, R. R. WilliamMUSICAL DEPT. NOTES.
forth initial efforts of loyal Alumni
son.
O
to establish upon the football field an O
Other invited guests were, Dr.
Cronlcy Elliott, Desha Breckinridge,
Athletic Clubhouse, a building which
Prospects this year point to the best Dr. Lipscomb, Guy Hugelett, Maury
the University has long needed and
Glee Club the University has ever Kemper, Jim Parks, Bart Peak, Prof.
which is part of the equipment of the
had, and that is saying a lot to those T. T. Jones, Jim Server, E. A. Bularger Universities.
who remember the days of Auryne reau, L. C. Davidson, Geo. Heber,
The Athletic Council has decided Bell, Crawford) Anderson ;and' the William Rodes, Dick Barbee, Dutch
Burnam, Herbert Graham, A. A. Bab-litto turn over for that purpose the net inimitable little Hicks.
The greatest augur for this predictHal Spears. Prof. P. P. Boyd,
gains from gate admittance fees for
game to be played ed success is the great interest being Ann Maltby, Dr. J. E. Gordon, J.
taken in the announcement of the pro- White Guyn, E. B. Webb, J. W.
upon our ground November 11.
gram for this year.
Webb, Louis Hillenmeyer, Hogan
With this amount of money as a
Yancey, Prof. W. E. Curtis, Harry
Herbert Graham, alumni secretary,
nucleus, it is the hope of Alumni pro
Giovannoli, Martha Pate, Margaret
announces that many towns over the
moters of the project to go before state have evidenced a desire to hear Lavin, Kitty Conroy, Daddy Boles,
fellow Alumni with a plea for addi the club this year and two trips are Warren Clair, C. Hubbard, A. Latch-isoAnne Hickman, G. W. Nash, E.
tional funds in the hope that enough being arranged.
E. Taylor, Petit Berry, E. T. HopThe first itinerary will more than
money may be procured to commence
kins, Louise Connell, Eugene Moore,
likely include Richmond, Irvine, Rabuilding at an early date.
Mary Peterson, Dorothy Blatz.
venna, Beattyville, Jackson, Hazard
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It was suggested to Athletic Coun and Whitesburg in the order named.
cil, by interested Alumni that if the A number of alumni are in each town
The Difference.
to this end and a successful trip is assured. The
"In French, pays means country,"
students would
contemby foregoing the use for that day of other trip is to include Louisville, announces a
porary. In German, the word has no
their student admittance tickets and Owensboro, Henderson, Paducah and
perhaps Bowling Green and Hopkins meaning. London Opinion.
pay their way into the game an im- ville.
pressive sum could be added. The
trip to Ash
In addition a week-en- d
Athletic Council took the position,
land is anxiously desired by the
however, that it had no suggestion to Alumni Club of
that town."
make to students on this score; that
The outcome of this year's program
the tickets they hold would admit and the calibre of the club produced
them to the game, but that if the stu- will decide whether the trips east to
dent voluntarily in interest of goot entertain the Kentucky Clubs of New
Pittsburgh and
York, Philadelphia,
sportsmanship in athletics desired so
Washington materialize.
The clubs
it was entirely up to of these cities want it.
to
them. The Kernel believes that this
The fact remains that every man
would be an opportunity for students
who has any talent whatever vocally
with University autho
to
or instrumentally must come out to
ities in an enterprise that is com- back the club. Sunday afternoon
might be used as a practice time, ac- mendable and one long neglected u
on the campus and it suggests that
y
Circle take the matter up
the
and present it to the students for exNOTICE!
pression at the earlies possible time.
Chalkey, of
Judge Lyman
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the Law College faculty, has
OPPORTUNITY FOR MUSICAL
been persuaded to
TRAINING
his Bible Class, stopped on account of the war. About thirty,
Club
men of the law college evinced
and
The University Glee
a desire in the form of a petition
Band are the prime media through
123 E. Main St.
Oppo. The PhoMiix
to him.
which those interested and talented in
Lexington, Ky.
regular
The class held its first
music find outlets for their ability in
meeting last Sunday morning at
Your University Jeweler for over a
thru-oHowever,
musical expression.
Cathedral
Christ Church
at
Quarter Century.
which Robert Porter was electthe entire collegiate year those
ed president, and G. E. Sparks
students who are not admitted to eithwas elected secretary-treasureer of these organizations will have opJudge Chalkey is a noted lecportunity to participate in musicals,
turer on the Bible and an excelconcerts and operettas.
lent course is anticipated by thet
'
members. .
r,
Prof. Carl Lampert, head of the
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College of Music of the University,

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