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Team and Fans

The Kentucky club of Chicnjro hns
nnnounced the pinna for tlie cntcrA
tninmont of the University footlmll
ienm nnd fnns on Saturday, October
20, the day on which the Wildcats
meet Northwestern University nt Kv- nnaton.
The program, which Includes a ban-qtii- 't
nnil
radio broadcast, was announced through C. Frank Dunn, secretary of the Kentucky Progress commission. Headquarters for the Kentucky rooters will be the Edgewatcr
Ucnch hotel, which will be decorated
with flags, bunting and University
colors.
At the game several hundred rooters from the Blue Grass will be seated in u reserve section. It is thought
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thnt with the Kcntuckians residing

in Chicago there will be approximately S2,f00 persons rooting for the Wild-

cats.
Saturday night at

KBNTUCK1AN BEAUTY CONTEST
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(3:30 o'clock the (Vote for fourteen of the twenty-onboys will be guests of honor nt n
listed below)
dinner where, among other forms of
1. Evelyn Ford
entcrtninmcnt, n film of 3,000 feet,
showing the natural beauties of Ken2. Ruth Ilonnln ..
tucky, will bo nresented.
3. Loin Combs
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Following the dinner, the Univer1. Mnrthn Minihnn
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sity band will broadcast a special program which will be concluded with a
IS. Hotly Crawford
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address by President
fl. Anno Rhodes
....
A dance later in the evening
will conclude the scries of events.
7. Snrnh Wnrwick
The band will present the following
8. Dorothy Gorhnm
program:
March, Robinson's Grand Kntrec
!. Snrnh Elizabeth Reynolds
King.
10. Lucy Dnvis ..
Novelty, The Whistler nnd Ills Dog
11. Mnry Houston Molloy ..
Pryor.
Popular Selected.
12. GoorRcttn Wnlkcr
Ballad, Mighty Lak a Rose Nevin.
13. Judith Gcnry
(a) My Old KenKentucky Suite:
tucky Home Foster: (b) Almn Mater
14. Louise Ropers
Lamport; (c) On, On, U. of K.
15. Mnry Armstrong
Lamport.
March, Stars and Stripes Forever
1G. Julin Mnrvin
Sousa.
17. Mnry Eliznbcth Brother

18. Mnry Virginia

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Civil Engineers Hold
Second Meeting

Students wishing to try out for the
Fencing tenm should see O. K. Bar-ncs- s,
Jess Lnughlin, or Bob Warren.
The second mooting of the student
chapter of the American Society of Licutcnnnt Kcnslcr, who hns fenced
nt West Point, will instruct the clnss.
Civil Engineers wns held Wednesday
morning, nnd the following officers If sufficient interest is shown in the
were elected: Shelby Kinney, presi- clnss n schedule will ho arranged
with some of the Enstcrn universities
dent; Glen C. Cook,
John W. Pcnncl, secrctnry, nnd War- where such tenms nrc considered
nmong the mnjor sports.
ner Ford, treasurer.
Prof. D. V. Terrell rend papers
from the Amcricnn Society of Civil
Engineers. Several students, who hnd
spent the summer working on projects
for the stntc of Kentucky nnd the L.
nnd N. rnilrond, gnve reports on their
work.
The student chapter of the Amcricnn Society of Civil Engineers is
composed of nil juniors and seniors
who nrc taking civil engineering. The
chapter will meet every Wednesday
morning.

Book Store Closes

Until Wednesday

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The University book store will be
closed until Wednesday in order that
20. Mnrthn Reed
....
the institution may be moved into
McVey hall, the new location of the
21. Mnry Lewis Mnrvin
store. Miss Carrie Bean announces
Ballots enst incorrectly
will be that the postoffice will continue to
thrown out. Vote for fourteen names carry supplies,
and also the books on
only. Be sure to sign your name on the required
lists of the English de
the line below.
partment. Other books must be pro
cured at the book store proper in its
....
Voter
new quarters.
19. Ruth GiericnRor ..

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Mayor O'Brien Requests Citizens to Show Their Regard

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Lexingtonians Urged
To Support Wildcats

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FENCERS TO ORGANIZE

for University

Mayor James J. O'Brien and the
Lexington Board of Commerce joined
in a request Thursday that the people
of Lexington, and especially the business men, make the Kentucky-Washingto- n
and Lee football game Saturday afternoon the occasion for a
visible demonstration of their appreciation of the University and what
it means to the city.
By attending the big game, the
townspeople can give the studentls
and faculty of the school an impressive testimonial of their regard for
the institution, and at the same time
witness
the outstanding
gridiron
event of the season in Lexington.
"The business men of Lexington do
appreciate the University," said Ed
Wilder, secretary of the Lexington
Board of Commerce.
"They have
shown this in a substantial way in the
past by contributing to send the band
to
games and. by liberal
support of the student publications
with their advertising, but there is
something engaging about the idea of
the town turning out for the big
game. It will give the business man
an opportunity to take a more personal part in supporting the school."
Mayor O'Brien, when the plan was
suggested to him, accepted it readily,
with the same enthusiasm that other
business men showed. There seems
to be something appealing about the
idea, judging from the whole-hearte- d
response of all to whom it has been
suggested. One reason is that people
want to see a real scrap such as the
Wildcat-Genergame promises to be.
Washington and Lee is one of Kentucky's most respected rivals and one
that the Wildcats are especially anxious to defeat. The games between
the two schools have always been on
a high plane, with an exceptionally
fine spirit of clean, hard, sportsmanlike playing.
It is not just the financial support
of the people of Lexington that the
backers of the move want, but the
moral suppbrt as well. Those who go
will be pulling for State to win and
that will be a help.

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Luncheon, Tea, Dinner

The initial monthly meeting of
Sigma Pi, professional commerce
fraternity, was held yesterday noon
in the Colonial room of the Lafayette
hotel.
An interesting speech was made by
John Y. Brown, former student of the
University and now a prominent lawyer of Lexington.
He spoke on the
subject, "The Relation of Politics to
Commerce and Business."
Other talks were given by mem
bers of the commerce faculty who
were honored guests at the luncheon
Fifteen members attended.

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Dr. Rexford Newcombe will address
the students of the University Mon
day night at the Romany theater, it
was announced yesterday by Miss
Ann Cnllihan, head of the art depart
ment. Dr. Newcombe has been making u study of Kentucky architecture,
and has written a book on the subject.
He was formerly professor of architecture at the University of Illinois.

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