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bcnutlful girls, one young lady will
bo chosen at n regular election ns
the most popular girl in tho university. Her picture will nlso bo included in the benuty section of the
nnnunl.
The election of tho populnr
Will Be girl will carry out the traditions of
Women in
Most
the university, in allowing students
Ziegfeld
Selected by
to choose their favorite.
Tho staff is convinced that the proSection of The Ken-tuckia- n
posed scheme of choosing beauties
This
will be more productive of good results than populnr election ns in the
The staff of tho Kcntuckinn, year- that honor to the staff, who will in past. With the proper amount of cod operation, the beauty section of tho
book of tho university, will conduct turn submit them to Fiorcnz
Kcntuckinn will bo mndc representafor selection.
n unique contest this year to select
Five girls will be shown by Mr. tive of Kentucky women nnd will
tho most beautiful girls in the university for the beauty section of the Ziegflcld as representative Kentucky enrry out the1 scheme of tho book,
book. Each sorority hall and organ- beauties and their pictures will com- which will be typically Kcntuckinn
ization on the campus will bo invited pose tho benuty section of the Kcn- throughout, emphasizing the history
to submit pictures of aspirants for tuckinn. In addition to the five most nnd benuty of this state.
nrc urged to
All organizations
choose their enndidntes in this con- so the photographer may
test soon
begin work nt once. Ench club nnd
may choose ns many beauties ns
it may desire and each picture sub-- ;
mited will receive the same regard.
Winners will receive beautiful pic
tures, made by the Northland Studios
nt the expense of the Kcntuckinn.

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Dwight L. Bicknell, linotype oper-- f
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at01;' teacher in the journalism de-partment, and editor-in-chiof The.
Kentucky Kernel at the university
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'23 has .accepted a position with the
Miami Herald in Miami, Fla. Young
Kirk was graduated in the class of
'23 and while at the university was
prominent in all university affairs.
Following his graduation, he was a
member of the staff of the Paints-vill- e
Herald, which is owned by his
father, where he remained until Au- gust 1, 1925.

THE STORY

Tovvles Has Position
City Editor
of Danville Daily Messenger

U. of K. Graduate

Tho university edition wns in tho
Approximately $800 Has Been
J. Sterling Towles, mnnnging editor
form of a supplment in addition to of Tho Kentucky Kernel nnd instrucRaised Among Business Men
of City to Meet Exthe regular paper nnd consisted of 12 tor in freshman English at the unipenses of Trip
pnges, devoted to enmpus news, ar- versity last year, is now with The
ticles concerning
the history nnd
growth of the university nnd advertisements of Lexington firms entering
The band is going to Chicago! Ap- to university
students.
proximately $800 has been rnised
A fenture of this section wns the
among the business men of the city
message of welcome by President
to meet tho expenses of tho trip,
McVoy.
president McVey has given his, con- - Frank L.
nnd the pInns nrc nn act
acntf
f, ,
b
ft convcr.
Th (,
sntion between two of the alumni, Mr.

Plans Are All "Set"

Townscnd nnd Wallace Muir, nttor-ha- ll
noVH 0f the city, and Louis Hnggin, n
membcr of the nthIctic committec of
the , university. The three men were
pawning me practice on oio.. riuiu
Thursday afternoon when thm
idea came to life and they immcdintely
went to President McVey and got his
A committee wns formed
consent.
with Wallace Muir as chairman nnd
several men to help him.
Tho original idea was to ask each
of the 50 business firms in town to
donate 15, tho cost of sending a man
to Chicago, but tho figures have gone
abovc tho c8timate. Mr. Buckner, of
active
Hut hag bccn
the Col,
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hd , to t thig ,an through.
h hig own effort3 raise(
He hag th
about $220, and the bandsmen appre-Gate- s
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Whether the band goes with the
when they fare forth to
hns
meet the enemy on October
been n mntlcr of great concern: but
thanks to the loyal support of the
business men of the city, Sergeant
Kennedy nnd his musicians will be
there to cheer the Blue and White on
to victory when the battle cry rings

will be fulfilled.

Herald Publishes Big
Edition for University1

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You arc going to help the farmer get the most out of his com
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Twelve-Pag- e
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Given Over to Opening of
School; 1000 Given Away
By

A special University of Kentucky
Wednes'day
edition
was published
morning by The Lexington Herald in
rcognition of the opening of school.
One thousand copies of this edition

Danville Dnily Messenger, serving in
tho capacity of city editor.
Mr.
Towles accepted the position nbout
tho first of July nnd, nccording to
reports received by Arthur Morris,
newly elected mnnnging editor of The
l
Kernel, ho is doing fine.
wishes Mr. Towles the grcntest success in his work.

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and The Herald offers to mail a copy
of this paper to the home of nny student who will turn in his name nnd
address nt their office.

by Prof. Enoch Grehan, head of the
.T
department of journalism from Mr.
Dicknell Wednesday morning. Mr.
Bicknell stated that he accepted the
position early in the summer and is
well satisfied with his work. Mr.
Bicknell did much in his senior year
at the university to aid The Kernel out.
and the paper wishes him the greatAt least fifty men will make the
est success in his vocation.
trip. Sergeant Kennedy says thnt

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