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Misses Edna Smith, Nancy Smock, Haley.
Elizabeth Card, Era Beboe, Roberta
Both the affirmative and the negaThornton, Louise Will and Mina White. tive sides discussed the Issue with
fervor, and ably brought out the points
THEATER
OF
DEMOCRATS PREPARE upholding their side of the question.
The judges, after weighing the arguStroller Coach Entertained FOR COMING PRIMARY ments carefully, gave their decision
negative.
Hall by English
Lieutenant-ColoneSamuel M. Wil- in favor of the
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Present son, of Lexington, probable aspirant It has been rumored that both the
Club, Strollers
speakers for the negative, having refor the Democratic nomination for Gov"Rosalind"
ceived letters from the Registrar,
ernor, will be invited to make the first
were allowed to explain just why they
Mr. Caroll M. Sax, of the Vagabond address before the Democratic Club of
Md., gave the the University of Kentucky, which was had not been reporting for drill. The
Theater, of Baltimore,
audience at the debate ascribe the
first of a series of lectures scheduled organized Saturday with Marcus C.
heat thereof to these notices.
for his stay in Lexington, on the Lit-ti- e Redwine, of Sandy Hook, Ky., as presiTheater movement, Tuesday after- dent. Colonel Wilson, who is now with
his division in France, expects to be in
noon at Patterson Hall.
DELTA CHI SMOKES r
meeting was under the direc- the States by April 30, and the meetThe
Kentucky Chapter of Delta Chi fration of the English Club and the Stroll- ing has been set for May 12, when it
is thought he will have reached Lex- ternity gave a smoker last Monday
ers, with guests invited ffrom the
evening in the private dining room
faculty and from the other colleges of ington.
The club is a revival of a similar of the Woman's Exchange. The dining
Lexington. The members of the Engroom was decorated with the fraterlish Club living at Patterson Hall were organization which formerly existed at
nity colors. Those present were:
at- the University, and was
hostesses. The recreation hall was
tractively decorated with vases and with the view of Interesting young Active members R. W. Hanson, U. G.
men of ideals and training in the polit- Ward, E. L. Ritchie, J. J. McBrayer,
bowls of lilacs and roses.
James Farmer, P. E. Thomas, Leland
Mr. Sax in his lecture gave a short ical questions of the day, especially in
history of the Little Theater move- the coming primary, and educating Hanks, W. T. Asbery, Louis Riedel,
R. O. Wilson and Glenn Wallingford;
ment, which has spread like wildfire them in the duties of citizenship. Lead
ers in Kentucky politics who represent Pledge, G. P. Wilson; Alumni, J. O.
over the country with the result that
Reynolds, Harry Miller, Thornton
America now boasts of fifty success- clean politics, and the ideals of col
Glenn U. Brooks, William Town-sen- d
lege men will be invited to speak at
ful Little Theaters.
and Warren Eubanks; Guests,
meetings to be held before the UniverThe movement sprang first from
Raymond Craig and Robert Young.
sity closes for the summer vacation.
the dissatisfaction of various communiOfficers were elected as follows: M.
ties with plays offered by theatrical
Faculty's Motto.
C. Redwine, Sandy Hook, president; J.
companies, and second, from the fact
(Asbury College News Era.)
J. McBrayer, Lawrenceburg, vice presithat a new type of drama which has
Faculty Motto: "Oh, wad some powdent; Miss Bessie Taul Conkwright,
arisen demands a more intimate preer the gift t' gie us, to see ourselves
Winchester, secretary.
The officers
sentation than the ordinary stage percompose the executive committee and as the pupils see us."
mits.
with the addition of two others to be
The Vagabond Theater in Baltimore
appointed by the president, the prowas begun by some of Mr. Sax's pupils,
gram committee.
one of the most successful of
and is
the Little Theaters. This is evident
from the fact that in the second year of LAWYERS GO IN FOR
its existence it was able to contribute
MILITARY TRAINING
2,260 to war work, and is at present
making plans for a new building in
At its regular weekly meeting, held
Order them now made the
which to present its plays.
e
last Wednesday evening, April 16, the
Justrlght
way. See our new Spring
In choosing plays for presentation, members of the Henry Clay Law SocieWoolens at popular prices.
preference is given first, to local writ- ty participated in one of
Worsteds, Tweds, Scotches,
the liveliest
ings, second to plays never given be- debates
Crashes and Novelties, in
that has ever taken place on
greens, blues and greys.
fore, third to plays never given before the campus. Abe Lincoln and
Steve
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Douglass, with all due respect to these
After the lecture, a pleasing presen- gentleman, didn't have a thing on
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tation of J. M. Barrio's "Rosalind," these promising young attorneys.
was rendered by the Strollers with
The question discussed was: "Re$25 $27.50 $30
Mr. Gus Gay, Miss Christine Hopkins solved: That there should be Univer$32.50 $35 $37.50 $40 $45
and Miss Henrietta Bedford in the sal Military Training for all Male Citiroles of Mr. Roche, Mrs. Page and zens of the United States Between the
Dame Quickly respectively.
Ages of 20 and 22 Years." The affirmaJUSTRI6HT
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English Club. Miss Dora eBrkeley D. C. Ross, while the negative side was
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