vailable
PAGE SEVEN

THE KENTUCKY KERNEL

Professor Ragland
FROSH SQUAD IS Youth Is Religious
Dr. Poling Declares
New Position
Gets

It was 2 a. m. He didn't take off
his shoes he didn't creep stealthily
up the stairs she wasn't waiting
for him on the landing with a forbidding expression on her face she
Professor George Ragland, Jr., of
didn't ask him if he knew what time the College of Law, has accepted a
Mc-Ol- II
It was no, he was a bachelor
position on the staff of the newly
Dally.
created Institute for Legal Research
at the University of Michigan. He
Investigations In New
will make
York City and other places regardoperation of the new rules
ing the
for discovery. Mr. Ragland, who
has been teaching procedure In the
College of Law for the past year,
will receive the degree of Doctor of
the Science of Jurisprudence at the
University of Michigan in June.

SPRING
REQUIRES
WELL CLEANED
CLOTHES

AT THESE PRICES

EVERYONE
MAY BE WELL
DRESSED
Plain Wool DRESSES
Cleaned and Pressed
Jersey SUITS
Cleaned and Pressed
Wool SUITS
Cleaned and Pressed
SPRING COATS
Cleaned and Pressed...

C1

CI
OK

PAt

OUR QUALITY
SERVICE
Brings back new life
to garments which
have been worn
through soot and
grime of winter

The Kentucky Kitten baseball
squad is rapidly wearing off the
rough corners and soon will present
a team for fans Inspection. Coach
John Maucr has cut the squad once,
but still has 28 aspirants. He will
cut a few more off before the first
game of the season Friday, April
ATTENTION, BRIDES
11, with the Deaf and Dumb School,
of Danville.
Krampt apartments rooms to let,
A twlrler named Ellis looks as
Oood tile bath and kitchenette;
though he might do most of the
Nice location can't be beat,
mound work for the frosh. He has
Delicatessen 'cross the street.
a nice delivery and "something" on
the ball, but he Is getting close competition from Wooten and Worth-ingto- n.
Lavln and Oilber have been going
great at the backstop position and
probably will have to toss a coin to
decide who gets the Job. The Infield,
204-- 7
Gaaraaty Baak BUHr
at present, looks like Rardln at the
Phase 96M
Initial bag, Engle on the keystone
sack, Carey at short and Tucker at
the hot corner. Davis, Mltchel and
W. W.
Shields have the edge in the fight
for the outfield positions.
The squad practice has been hamBring 'em today get 'en tomorrow pered by inclement weather and, for
the most part, has consisted In bat192 W. Short, Lexington
ting and fielding, with an occasional
practice game between two teams
picked from the squad. Therefore,
it will not be possible to pick a
Re-Ro- of
starting team for some time, as all
have not been able to show their
wares to the best advantage.
The freshman squad includes Ber-tra- n,
Cain, Carney, Coffman, Ellis,
Engle, Davis, Dickson, Gilbert,
Hlnes, Hogge, Kaempffe Kirvin,
Johns-Manvil- le
Lavln, Luther, Mltchel, McVey, RarSparks,
Sanford,
dln, Roman,
Shlelos, Tucker, Webb, Wooten,
Worthlngton, Wheeler and Isldor.

STILL
Films
Kodaks

for

Roof or

the Last Time
Use

Rigid Asbestos
Shingles

Becker

COMBS

LUMBER

"Cleaners That Satisfy"

CO.

Ashland or Clay 621
221 S. Limestone

(Incorporated)

Lexington, Ky.

FISHING TIME IS HERE

!

MINNOWS FOR SALE
AUTO REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS
24-HO-

Night Phone

Coach Maucr Having Trouble
In Selecting Starting Nine;
First Game April 11 With
I). & D. Institute, Danville

DENTISTS
Drs. Slaton & Slaton

CI
P

CI

CUT T0 28 MEN

SERVICE
vuvwwmwv

Ash. 3434

Day Phone

Ash. 7165

W. H. HAMILTON, Proprietor

High Street Service Garage

Not
Chicago Co-EAnxious to Marry
ds

CHICAGO. If the grand, old Institution of marriage depended for
Its perpetuity on Northwestern University's many and beautiful co-eIt would be too bad, for their cry
is: "Who wants to live In an Institution?"
Some statistics of a vocational
survey of 400 senior girls at the
school by Dean of Women
Florence S. Robnett, looking at them
any angle, show little encourfrom
agement for marrying men.
Out of the 400 girls polled on
what they Intend to do after college
only 23 of them admitted they were
yearning for or planning marriage.
The rest wanted careers of varying
sorts.
"But," said Helen Reed, one of the
seniors, who wants nothing more exciting than a happy marriage, "these
figures probably will be reversed ten
years from now. The girls have the
idea that they would submerge their
personality In marriage, but wait till
they find their man."
Teaching led in the choice of professions, more than a quarter of the
girls voting for that. Business was a
close second, voted by girls who are
secretaries,
fixing to be high-h- at
bank clerks and bond sellers. Four
entering the
of the girls plan on
diplomatic service after finishing
law school.
The detailed choices of the seniors
follow:

Wildcat Lair
MEALS and LUNCHES

SODA FOUNTAIN

ORCHESTRA EVENINGS

Delivery Service
Phone Ash. 9191

"THE HOUSE OP DISTINCTIVE JEWELS"

for the

Carlisle Schuermeyer led a very
discussion In the last
scheduled Y. M. and Y. W. C. A.
group meeting in Patterson hall
Monday night. The subject was
"Why Civilization Anyway?"
Bart Peak, secretary of the Y. M.
C. A., announced that "this last
scheduled discussion was so successful that those present decided to
have still another one." The meetings were to include only the Monday nights through March, but due
to the enthusiasm at the last meeting another is scheduled for next
Monday night In Patterson hall.
The meeting begins at 7:30 o'clock
and everyone Is invited to attend.
IntorpsHncr

sandwich with which you arc not
acquainted than It docs to be a
Christian I"
Rev. Dr. Daniel A. Poling, minister, novelist, radio speaker, prohibition campaigner, leaned forward In
his chair In the Dcshlcr lobby,
propped his head on his hand and
talked energetically for 20 minutes.
"Youth Is Incurably religious. I
do not merely believe this, I know
It.
It is true that modern young
people have revolted against the orthodox manner of expressing their
interest in things spiritual, but that
docs not change the truth of that
statement."
Shaking his index finger, his gray
blue eyes snapping, Dr. Poling said:
"The behaviorism that Is handed
out so freely to college young people falls In Its logic on at least two
points.
In the first place, there
are some experiences that no one
will go through merely for the sake
of gaining experience. In the second place, behaviorism, In the very
nature of the theory, shuts men out
from valuable experiences."
Dr. Poling smiled as he added: "I
have sat down to table with the best
of these behavlorlsts.
They have
never been able to answer these arguments. Although they are my
friends, I do not believe they are
Intellectually honest."
Dr. Poling Is not only edltor-In-chlof the Christian Herald, author of three novels, radio speaker
and pastor of an exclusive New York
church, but he Is also a field worker
among the deck hands on the river
barges. Doing this work he got atmosphere for his book, "The Heretic."
"When the book, which was an
attack on the terrible conditions on
the New York water front, came out,
the president of a barge company
wrote me and said that Elmer Gantry was a piker compared to me. He
offered me $1,000 for my favorite
charity If I could prove one of my
statements.
"I was very sure of myself and
wrote back to ask him to raise the
nate to $5,000. He got scared, after
Investigating, and backed out of the
bargain." Ohio State Lantern.

I

the

RialtO'

I

with

connection with the Cornell roll call
and a dinner in honor of Jacob
Gould Schuerman, former ambassam:tmm:n::mm:mm:mmm dor to Germany and an alumnus of
Cornell.
With the formal opening of "ScarLexington members of the Cornell
let" Monday night and the varied
club present were Dean and Mrs.
assortment of motion pictures in
W.
town It appears that the Rialto will Paul P. Boyd, Dr. and Mrs. "A. W.
J.
Dlmock, Nicholas Gratz,
be well supplied with entertainment.
Whltchouse, Dr. and Mrs. McHargue,
TLR
between "The
The
Rogue Song" and "The Vagabond
King" Is Indeed Interesting. Both
plctares are great, although my
personal preference Is "The Rogne
Song." You can tabulate any
amount of figures in support of
NOW PLAYING
either production and. In the end,
you will find they result In almost
score.
Froni observaa balanced
ROGUE
tion of the houses It seems that
SONG"
more people attended "The Golden
Calf" than either of the two
screen operettas.
with
TLR
LAWRENCE TIBBETT
Buster Keaton's first talking picture, "Free and Easy" (MOM) will
open at the Ben All Sunday and it
WWW
is said to be a hilarious farce. The
picture is a satire on talking pictures and has, as its locale, the film
SUNDAY
studios. Quite a number of screen
players appear In the picture, Including Anita Page, William Haines
and others. 'Free and Easy" Is recCRAWFORD
ommended In the face of the other
splendid comedies produced by the
RICARDO CORTEZ
frozen faced hero, Buster Keaton,
JOHN MACK BROWN
and I am confident you will enjoy

FRIENDLY
FIV

SHOES

"THE

JOAN

It.

Guinea Pigs'
Eyes Drop Out If
Held by Tail?

Law Library Gets
Valuable

MEETING POSTPONED

Scientists say that certain musiDean Paul P. Boyd, of the Col- cal notes can prevent sleep. And we
lege of Arts and Sciences, was elect- might add that so can certain promed president of the Cornell club at issory notes.
a meeting of the club at the home
of Dr. and Mrs. Maurice Schcrago,
road, Tuesday
at 234 McDowell
night. W. D. Nichols was elected
vice president and Mrs. Schcrago
secretary of the club.
was
The club meeting was held in

Thomas L. Riley

TLR
May I humbly remind you of
the Stroller production, "Scarlet,"
which opens Monday night at the
Gulgnol theater?
It is a clever
mystery designed purely for entertaining purposes. I hope you'll
like it.
TLR
Do
Ruth Chatterton Is undoubtedly
one of the talking screen's most perfect actresses. Her latest picture,
"Sarah and Son" (Par), will open
Rpplnor Is hMtevlncr. for Everett L. I at the Kentucky tomorrow. I was
u preview ui una aiuoi,-itlo- n
Dakan of the department of poultry pernuiteu I can vouch for Its qualand
Tlnltnn Is n. trlnmnhant
Viiichanrirv
and Son" was adapted
ity.
skeptic today. For years the good 'from "Sarah
novel of Tim
the best-selliOla aaage, taugm mm at nis moin- - othy Shea and tells a beautiful,
er's knee, so to speaK, oi "guinea though sometimes lacrymose, story
nine:' pots rirnn nut when thev are
of a mother's devotion. Miss Chatsuspended by their talis," has both terton Is practically the whole show
ered DaKan's scientmc mina.
although the supporting cast, headCould It really be true that the ed by Frederic March, Is excellent.
nlc's pvm fpll to the cround when This production will appeal particthe poor animal was swung by his ularly to women and It was directed
tall? Dakan thougnt not, duc nav-in- g by Dorothy Arzner. Hollywood's
no gulena pigs to experiment leading feminine director.
with, was unable to explode the old
TLR
theory.
the fate of
Most unusual
At last the skeptic found his
"Paris Bound" (Pathe) I mean.
old. old adaee.
to test the
This picture has been advertised
Fnreri with a flock, or a herd, or three times since last October and
whatever a gathering of guinea pigs has been thrown out each time by
Is called, uaican prepared 10 mane
a current picture holding over. I
the crucial test.
wonder If wc will ever be permit(Tiilnpa nlcs are so shvl Dakan
Rut
ted to see this production?
TLR
sacrificed much thought and pa
i "Montana Moon" (MGM), will
tience for tne cause oi science.
is
one of the little
open at the Strand Sunday, and is
last he seized
hv its extremities and nreDared the second talking picture of Joan
was Dakan's Crawford. Her first, "Untamed,"
to hoist It aloft. This
great moment. Now he would prove was a fair success. "Montana Moon"
to the world that the weasel eyes is said to be an Interesting story
of the guinea pig were as firmly of western nature with plenty of rofastened In its head as any other mance in which John Mack Brown,
animal's.
the male lead, takes no small part.
But alas for the cause of science! The picture features, as they all do
A lac fnr T"n If fin's hODes. Alasl Alasl
these days, music and some of the
Guinea pigs have no tails! Ohio male choruses are reported to be
Incidentally. It
particularly good.
State Lantern.
was during the making of this picSIGMA DELTA CHI
Joan Crawford sprained
ture that
both her ankles.
The Kentucky Chapter of Sigma
Delta Chi will hold its regular meeting on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock
in thP Journalism DeDartment. Ev
Books
ery member must be present at this
meeting ana no one win oe excuseu
A. A. Bablitz Donates Law
under any consideration whatsoReporter Series Pubever.
M. LAUGHLIN, President.
JESS
lished in 1838
The weekly meeting of the Housemothers of the various halls and
sorority houses was postponed Monday, March 31, due to the absence
of the speaker, Dr. J. 8. Chambers,
who was called to Johns Hopkins
Hospital by the Illness of Mrs.
Chambers. No definite time has been
set for the meeting.

Dr. and Mrs. W. R, Allen, Professor
and Mrs. Sidney Robinson, Dr. J. T.
C. Noe and Mr. Munsford.

A. A. Bablitz, local attorney

and

an alumnus of the College of Law,

KARL DANE
DOROTHY SEBASTIAN
CLIFF EDWARDS

Step around to our shop
sometime tomorrow, Sir,
and we will gladly show
you our new Spring Line
of Stylish Friendly Five

It will be a

Shoes.

pleas-

ure to see our customers
shod in these smart, comfortable new models.
They are only five dollars.
May we expect you?
The new Spring Models

"MONTANA

have all. arrived

BBN AM

plain

toes, black and tan.

MOON"

Two-ton- e

Elk with rubber sole
black and white. Tan
and white Sport Shoes.
All that sell for

NOW PLAYING

$5

"THE GOLDEN
CALF"
EL RENDEL
WHITE
JACK MULHALL

MARJORIE

www

S.

Bassett

NEXT SUNDAY

&

Buster Keaton
ROBERT MONTGOMERY
WILLIAM HAINES
WILLIAM COLLIER, SR.
TRIXIA FAGANZA
ANITA PAGE

Sons
"Friendly to the Feet'

"FREE and EASY"

IlllllIIMft

lllllllllllljlljl

ELKIND ANIEL
DECORATORS

gave to the Law School library recently a valuable set of books, which
Lexington, Ky.
Esplanade
Phone, Ashland 4620
are now out of print.
The Law Reporter, which was
published In Boston beginning In tntmmtimmmrmttrmiiimniimimiiiMiMnmmmmH
the year 1838, was issued In two series. The old series consisted of ten
and the new series consists
CONTRIBUTED BY DIZZY ONES volumes
(engaged to college of 17 volumes. Mr. Bablitz gave to
Daughter
"C'mon, yuh can't stall man) : "Don't you think you could the law school the old series com-- I
Referee:
piete and the first volume In the
like dat in the Hub!"
find a place In your cafe for Jim?
THE
gave to the law
First Boxer: "What d'yuh want
Her speakeasy prop, pop.: I guess new series. He also
Didn't I hit in da last so; we have the size tables he's used i library the first 33 volumes of the
molder?
,new series of the American Law
round?" Harvard Lampoon.
to being under.
Register.
COO-CO- O
you John A. Van Dorky?"
The American Law Register was
"Are
asked the young man besides the merged Into the University of
Law Review, beginning with
cloak rack.
SHORT ST., BETWEEN LIME AND UPPER
volume 48 and the law school hopes
"No," was the surprised reply.
"Well, I am," came the frosty re- to be able to find volumes 36 to 48,
Is his slicker you are having recently purchased volumes
ply, "and that
IN THE INTRADAYS FOR QUALIFYING
134 to 35 In Salt Lake City, Utah.
putting on." McGIll Daily.

GOLF COURSE

Levin's

SELF-WINDIN- G

137 North Limestone

WATCHES
A real novelty in fine watchcraft requires no windingsets with the dial it is only necessary to
wear it at least two hours out of every twenty-fou- r.
In both strap and bracelet models.

$54.00

Y. M. C. A. Schedules
Additional Meeting:

RoamiN'

a ham

Cornell Club Makes
Boyd New President

:::::::::

Student
PERPETUAL

Teaching, 105; business, 75; art,
Interior decorating, etc., 29; marriage, 23; journalism, 22; social service, 22; personnel work, 17; music,
9; law school and diplomacy, 4; advertising, 4; geological research, 3.
The remaining few of the 400 seniors were undecided, too tired, or
too busy to choose a career.

"It takes more faith to cat

mmmnmmtmmmmmtmwmmt

and Up

VICTOR BOGART CO.
(Incorporated)

Let us rent you a Tuxedo
for the school dances
$2.50 A NIGHT

Gleaning and

Pressing

Our Specialty
ALL WORK
GUARANTEED
Work called for aad

Diamond Importers and Manufacturing Jewelers

delivered

"Standard Since 1883"

Ashland 8380

YOUNG' S
GREEN
LANTERN
Dinner 5:307:30 P. M.

MURAL PUTTING TOURNEY ARE THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 4,
AND 5. TOURNAMENT OFFICIALLY OPENS
MONDAY, APRIL 7.

RULES AND MORE NEWS OF TOURNAMENT
ON SPORTS PAGE

Hours 10 a. m. to

only the best
SANDWICHES
SODAS
Ping-Pon- g

Curb Service

Walton Near Main

12 p.

m.

We also have
and Scotch Golf
tmmmmmmttttnmtttm

*