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Sunday night. Doctor Watson will
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All Alumni Invited
The banquet will be held on Thursday evening, April 10, and it is the
earnest desire of the Buffalo Alumni
that any and all Kentucky Alumni and
former students, who can possibly arrange it, to come to this banquet. We
in
feel that there are Kentuckians
neighboring cities who could with very
little trouble or expense manage to be
here for the gathering on Thursday
night, and it is to these men that we
extend a special invitation to join us.
If the Engineers bring a quartette
along it is planned to have them
broadcasted, so all the radio bugs
might do well to tune in on Station
WGR of Hotel Statler, at Buffalo, on
the possibility of hearing the Kentucky boys.
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Prof, and Mrs. E. A. Bureau entertained the Cosmopolitan Club, an organization of students from foreign
countries promoted by the Y. M. C.
A., with a St. Patrick's party at their
home on State street.
Sunday evening at 6:30 there will be
a joint meeting of the Y. M. and Y.
W. C. A. at Patterson Hall. Rev. E.
E. Watson will be the speaker of the
evening. Reverend Watson has spent
seven years of his life in Japan and
was there when the great earthquake
occurred. His subject will deal with
the earthquake and with foreign missions.

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Ballot boxes for the nominations of
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representative, secretary and treasurer,
arc open; and the elections for these
offices will take place March 26.

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