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Oliver are picked students and will bo
scholarships
sent on government
Miss Kathorlne W. Owens, who for awarded by the South African governsovcrnl years has wielded lite pen ment. It is not known Just when they
that has caused so many of tho stu- will arrive.
dent body to pay regular and periodAn experiment is being conducted
ical visit to tho Registrar's office to
explain their absences from class, has at the tobacco barns, on the Experiaccepted a position with n real estate ment Station Farm, in the firing of
firm in Lexington and assumed her tobacco. Conl and damp sawdust are
duties last Monday. She is succeeded the materials used and the results of
this experiment, if successful, will
by Mrs. H. H. Scrlbner.
prove beneficial especially to growers
E. M. Prewitt and J. R. Dawson, who of Western Kentucky where no other
nro doing extension work In dairying methods of curing the "weed" can be
under the direction of Prof. J. J. Hoop- practiced and wifl revolutionize the
er, have Just returned from trips methods of firing.
throughout (Kentucky. Mr. Prewitt
McClarty (Harblpon, plnss of '17,
has, within .the last ten days, procured
tho names of 214 of the 250 members after graduation went to France but
required to form a cow testing
returned recently, has entered the real
estate business in exington.
in Campbell county.

ABOUT THE CAMPUS

COLLECE STUDENTS

1919-2- 0

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

Do you know

that Becker is the best equipped shop

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

condition.

first-clas- s

Becker Dry Cleaning Co

Heintz, Jeweler

C. R. McGAUGHEY

n

Two years ago our University held
proof of the adage, "The world is
growing younger and wiser" when Roy
FYirmter,
Midway, (matriculated and
entered the Freshman class at the age
of fifteen, but now we will have to
give up to Harvard, since that instiThe class in advanced Farm Man- tution boasts of a thirteen years old
agement, composed of Juniors and Freshman in the person of Jacob
Seniors, visited the farm of W. R. Schankman.
Stone in Jessamine County Tuesday.
People on both sides of Main street
The visit was the first one of a series
of weekly trips which have been in- will be sorry to hear that "Happy"
augurated by Prof. W. D. Nichols, Chandler, Corydon, Kentucky, aspirant to the position of end on the
head of the department.
Crimson team, suffered severe injury
Prof. C. W. Mathews, Department of to his left hand last Monday.
Horticulture; Miss Sweeney, Depart
Old "Kentucky" men are finding
ment of Economics; and Miss
State leader, have returned flieir way back to Lexington this year.
from a four days trip to the Pine William J. i(Piggy) Sanford, 14, who
Mountain Settlement School, Harlan will be remembered partly for his
County. Earl Mayhew, Class of '17, ability as a sprinter, has been elected
is the county agent of Harlan county to the position of Attendance Officer
and is doing good work. Miss Sweeney of the public schools and assumed
says it was a hard trip, the last six control October 1.
miles being via "nag," but all of them
M.
(Freddie)
have now recovered.
Jackson,
Frederic
Class of '18, is doing fine work in the
Prof. C. D. Klllebrew, Department journalistic field and at present is
of Physics, has entered the University writing commercial news for the Lexof Michigjani where he will .begfn ington Herald. He did his collegiate
work toward securing an advanced work in the Department of Journalism.
.degree in Physics.
President McVey will address the
Friends of Capt. John F. Loomis, Upper Kentucky River Educational
who, prior to receiving his commis- Association, which meets in Jackson
sion in the army, taught in the next Friday night.
Physics Department, is now a commissioned officer in the Regular Army EDITORS OF UNIVERSITY
and is stationed in Panama. His adBULLETIN APPOINTED.
dress is John F. Loomis, Capt. Regular Army, Coast Artillery, Fort Ama- Misses Buckman and Smith Have
dor, Canal Zone, Panama.
Complete Charge.
The University Bulletin, which is
Prof. W. S. Webb has heard from printed weekly under the direction of
M. J. Kelley and R. E. Bitner, who un- the Department of Journalism for the
til recently were in the Department information of students and faculty
of Physics. Mr. Kelley is doing work of the University, will be in the hands
as research chemist with the General of Miss Martha Buckman and Miss
Electric Company, Schnectady, New Margaret Smith this year.
York, and Mr. Bitner is in the GovMiss Buckman is a major Journalernment Service as Radio Engineer, ism student, who returns to the UniWashington, D. C.
versity this year after an absence ot
two years. She was formerly a memProf. J. J. Hooper, Department of ber of the Kernel staff. Miss Smith
Dairying, has received a telegram ask- is also a Sophomore in the Journalism
ing him to officiate as judge of dairy Department. She was an active memFair, ber of last year's staff.
cattle at the Mississippi-Alabamwheh is to be held at Meridian, Miss.,
Professor Hooper judged WOMEN'S FRATERNITIES
October
CLOSE RUSHING SEASON
their cattle last year but ownlg to
the fact that he will be at the National
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Dairy Show, Chicago, he will be unStillwell, Anna Louise Connor, Lexable to accept the invitation.
ington.
Kappa Kappa Gamma.
Dean Thomas J. Cooper, College ot
Viola Lewis, 'Mary Elizabeth DownAgriculture, is In receipt of information from the Secretary of Agricul- ing, Louisville; Sarah Blanding, Jane
ture, Prateoria, South Africa, that Gregory, Lexington; Elizabeth Pretwo students will be sent to the Uni- witt, Mary Elizabeth Hayes, Winchesversity as students in our College of ter; Henrietta Rogers, Danville; Lucy
Agriculture.
These two young men, Holt, Eminence; Julia Willis,
P.P.- - van der Watt and Victor F.

123

East Main Street

Lime and High

Phone

621--

Y

Opp. the Phoenix

0. W. Forster is a new man in the
Department of Farm Management. Mr.
Forster did his collegeate work at
Cornell, Class of '14, and received
the Master's Degree at Michigan three
years later.

Lexington, Ky.

THE STORE THAT CATERS TO THE NEEDS
OF COLLEGE liOYS
We believe in the "Rah-Rahevery college man and boy.
"

Stuff

our sympathies are with each and

WE HAVE EVERYTHING THAT COLLEGE YOUTH
ARE WEARING

VICTOR BOGAERT
LEADING

133-13- 5

JEWELERS
Established 1883
"THE HALLMARK STORE"
W. Main St.
Lexington, Ky.

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Sweaters
Underwear
Night Shirts
Neckwear
Collars
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Pajamas
Jewelry
Gloves
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Caps
Hats

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The Stenographic Shop
204 Fayette

National Bank Bldg.

Telephne 2046
Letters

Notary Public

United Clothing Stores
Incorporated.

SPECIALISTS IN APPAREL FOR MEN AND BOYS

What s Going To Be Good
In Clothes

This Fall
That's about the first question asked
us by young men now. Belted suits are
new and we have them in snappy, all
d
round belten, single and
double-breaste-

models.
g
And then we have the
slash pocket model, made without the
belt. They all have the two things you
are looking for in Fall clothes, style
and quality. They've just arrived from
Hart, Schaffer & Mark.
close-fittin-

a

Kaufman
Clothing Co.
Incorporated
This is a front view of one of the new belted
suits that are popular this Fall.

LEXINGTON'S BETTER STORE

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