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LYCEUM OFFERING

SCHEDULED FOR MAY

and Gold
Musicians of Note To Be KENTUCKY HAS HERO Three Medals
ANOTHER
Plaqfie Will Be
In Chapel April

Fourteenth
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POSTPONED

Tho flftli number of tho Lycoum
CotirHo, which was Hnhodulcd for tomorrow night haH been postponed
Hnmllton Wright Mablo who
wan to All tho program 1h unablo to
attend and his wlro to that effect was
received too late for Professor B. jj'.
Farquhar to mako arrangements for
another speaker.
On April 14, ono of tho best attractions of the Lyceum Course will bo
held In chapel, when Misses Inez QUI,
Stegemlllor and Emlle
Marguerite
of the CinHose Knox,
cinnati Conservatory of Music and
musicians of considerable note, will
present a musical program.
These
singers have acquired considerable
reputation during the short time they
have been giving concerts and the
fact that they have been secured at
the University, is due to Professor
Farquhar's unceasing efforts to get
the best attractions possible. The program that will be rendered follows:
Ave Marie ("Cross of
Max Bruch
Fire")
Miss Marguerite Stegemiller.
Arabesque, No. 2
Debussy
Danse
Miss Inez Gill.
Wieniawsky
Legende
Miss Emile Rose Knox.
Mehrkens
Wlo ein Grussen
A Sacred Fire
Russell
Salter
Tho Cry of Rachael
Miss Marguerite Stegemiller.
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Awarded

H. C. Monroe, a member of tho Uni-

versity band, playod tho part of a
hero last Friday afternoon when ho
rescued a Bmall boy from under tho
wheels of a delivery wagon drawn by
a frightened horse. Tho band was
returning from Woodland Park, where
they had given a concert, and wcro
playing while coming down East Maxwell Streot. A small boy, who was
riding a trlcyclo alongsldo tho band,
failed to see an approaching wagon
drawn by a horso which had becomo
frightened at tho music. Before anyone was able to realize tho danger tho
child was almost under tho wheels.
Monroe's presence of mind, however,
served him well. Dropping his music
and band instrument he snatched tho
child to safety. Monroe exposed him
self to no little danger and only by
his prompt action was the child saved
from serious injury.

AG STUDENTS

IN DEMAND

EVENTS

SIXTEEN

Tho annual State lnterscholaHtlc
track meet will ho held on Stoll Field
In May.

Tho meet wAl coiiHlst of sixteen
events and first, second and third
prizes will bo awarded. In each event.
Gold, silver and brortzo medals will be
awarded. Tho athleto winning! tho
greatest numbor of points will bo presented with a gold plaque instoad of
tho customary loving cup.
The athletic committee of tho University held a meeting yesterday afternoon and selected tho medals.

"FATHER AND BOYS"
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o tho members of the cast had begged
him, with big salt tears streaming

coaching in tho third act ho and Loin
and Hosslo mnko real touts look liko
Jltnoy pikers.
Herbert Graham, of
courso, Is dignified and sweet, and his
part fits him llko tho paper on tho
wall. I could go on with stuff all
night, and I'd llko to toll you what
I think about Tato Bird and Preston
Cherry and tho other boys and tho
fine work they arc doing, but I need
nlr. Please take mo out; that scono
wliero tho big lcaguo stunt was pulled
has put mo down for tho count."
Ho fell exhausted after this, but
kind hands ministered to him and ho
was revived sufficiently with smelling
salts to go to his downy couch In his
sumptuous dormitory apartments. Ho
was a raving maniac, however, until
ho fell Into slumber, ropeating over
and over:
"I'vo got to have two
tickets."

BIBLE STUDY CLASSES
WILL BE ORGANIZED
Bible study classes for tho men who
signed pledgo cards during the Raymond Robins campaign will soon be
organized by the Y. M. C. A. There
will bo two classes formed for Agricultural students, two for Arts students, one for tho students of the
of Civil Engineering and Mining,
one for the students of tho College of
Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, and ono for the students of tho
College of Law.
These classes will be led by different professors
of
the University.
Books following out Raymond Robins'
talks have been ordered and will be
used in this work.
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down their cheeks, not to dlvulgo to
the public what he saw he promised
to be good, but said he was going to
be at the ticket window tho first day
before breakfast in order to make
sure of choice seats.
The Stroller press agent interviewed this gentleman after the rehearsal
and he talked freely, although now
and then his mouth watered to such
an extent that his diction was interfered with. The more intelligible remarks he enunciated are printed be-

One of the things that shows that
the people of the State are acquiring
confidence in tho Agricultural Col
lege, is the number of calls for stu
dents to prune and clean up orchards,
During the last month there have been
more calls than the students could
handle.
Their work is not restricted to the
immediate vicinity of Lexington since
low:
about Lawrence,
several orchards
"Say, John," he began, "this 'Father
Bardstown and Shakertown have been
and the Boys' thing is the richest over.
cleaned up.
For snappy comedy and clever situaPatronize Our Advertisers tions I never saw its equal, and I saw
every play that hit Squiresville in the
last ten years. Frizzy Frazier, that's
playing the old guy, Lem Morewood,
is funnier than a devilish deacon at
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Rebecca Smith play Bessie Brayton,
and then I knew that the American
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bird with the club in his hand
will let me see another rehearsal?
"But when it comes to that dashing
stuff, commend me to Leonard Taylor
and Waverly Briggs, the boys that
are putting the 'zing' in the juvenile
Better
Store"
Bigger
parts. They've got as much, pep as
an Irish parade on the 17th of March.
They are good, and I envy them, but
somehow, I can't see them nearly as
well when those two charming ingenues, Emily and Frances, are on the
stage. The way little Mary Turner
and Alice Gregory are playing those
parts certainly makes me feel homegirl of mine
sick for that corn-feback In Hicks County. And the way
Virginia Stout and Eliza Spurrier
throw tho cold and haughty stares
around tho stago makes me want to
double my ears down under my vest.
Boys, take it from mo, and I know
they can't be beat. Neither can John-niCramer, who is playing that house
keeper part in her usual dashing way.
"For a regular villain, Jim Farmer
cortaiuly looks and acts tho part,
though of courso ho doesn't have to
act very much he's a villain by profession, and Willie Leo Smith does
tear off thut rough-necstuff. When
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