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J. H. STAMPER, Jr., Owner and Manager.

Mr. Yager, who is also qulto young,
camo to tho University from Warsaw,
Ky nnd entered tho Collcgo of Law
"Tho Dross Rolicarsal," a musical
(ln 1911. Ho was a member of tho
TRY OUT THURSDAY
comedy of tho Ztegficld variety, proUnion Literary Society and a charduced by his contemporary In tho
Henry Clay SociWest, Menlo Moore, opens at tho Ada Members Urged To Come ter member of tho
ety. Ho was also affiliated with tho
engagement.
Mcado for a thrco-daand
Out For
Democratic Club and tho Royal Order
Tho phrase musical comedy, however,
the. Boys"
of F. L. B. In Mayor Rogers' cam- often much abused, Is aptly descript
for parts In "Father and palgn Mr. Yagor was very actlvo and
A
tive of this offering, for certainly,
Boys" will bo held Thursday aft- - was chosen by the Mayor as his pri- "The Dress Rehearsal" Is a musically
s
secretary. Ho has had a
dramatic composition In which mirth rnoon at 4 o'clock In tho Stroller vato
ful practice of law before tho Lexlng- om.
and tho termination of
A old members and now are urged ton bar.
tho plot Is a happy one.
Tho College of Law and tho entire
of its tunes and to bo Present. Thero aro ten strong
The Iridescence
.
rrrnflflfifl nt rtin rnnlil
" 1m nlnv ninl olv TTnlvnraltv -In o
scones Is deiichtiuiiy pleasing. The mnln nlmfnntnfa In
v""
This will bo rise of these two of its graduates in
- femalo parts, all good.
Innrnnt. nnnonl nf nriclnnlltv and anpolitical and legal circles of this city.
parent evidence that ono producer has tho largest production attempted
f
mtly by tho Strollers, with the
bold enough to hazard thousands
THIRD VICTORY ANdollars and years of effort In es- - ccnt,on of the "College Widow."
NEXED BY STATE.
Manuscripts will probably bo ready
reputation as
tablishing an enviable
a theatrical producer, just to inject for distribution Friday, with the first made no points on fouls out of two
snmpthJnrr iforiniriv HiffnrAnt into tim rehearsal Monday night. All persons
tries; Waller made one point on fouls
nrooonf.Hnv mnrfo nf ontorf nlnmon- f- WllO Wish to TCad HneS at tile first
out of two tries.
try-oare peculiarly acceptable with every rehearsal must attend the
Substitutes for State Schrader for
Thursday.
audience.
Ireland, Q. Zerfoss for Schrader,
A rumor has been current that the
For those seeking entertainment
Longsworth for K. Zerfoss.
and amusement, who, like the produc- powers that be" are expecting tho
Referee Cruise.
new material to "shine" at the try- er of "The Dress Rehearsal," yearn
Times of Halves 20 minutes.
Competition
for something new when they go to.out and first rehearsal.
Timers Vollmer, Georgetown, and
the variety theatre, this same "The wIU be keen and u 18 expected that Tuttle, State.
t
there wlu be more Persons to
Dress Rehearsal" will create a last- year than ever before,
ing impression. The big beauty chor-ith,- s
SHRINES.
To set the play under way on time
us of sixteen rollicking and attrac-w,u be practically necessary to
tive girls rivals any
There are those who worship in tem
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LAW ALUMNI HOLD
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compulsory to have photos made by
any one person.
The Humphrey Studio at 341 West
Main Street is offering special rates
students and will make no advance
in prices. Humphrey does modern,
work and guarantees
Isfaction. (Adv.

Some there be who worship beauty,

Harry B. Miller, '14, to the office of
City Attorney, was indeed a compliment to this
graduate.
Following so closely after the selec-ttion of Ward Yager) also of the class
,
mi w m, nnouinn t
tn ATnvor
T.ovinnn'a
new Mayor, Kentucky State has every
reason to be proud of the splendid
and unusual record of these former
FRESHMEN!
students.
There will be i Freshman class
Mr. Miller is probably one of the
meeting Thursday afternoon at 3:30 youngest city attorneys who ever
in chapel in order to elect a class held that offlce In a cIty of
the glze and
president to succeed Joseph Yonts, ' importance of Lexington, being only
who has left school. All members of twenty-twyears of age. He gradu- the class are urged to be present.
ated in the College of Law before he
was of age and was quite a
student. He was a Stroller and
Patronize Our Advertisers
had an important role in the cast of
"The College Widow," presented in
Metropolitan
1914.
Ho was also on the Law School
Debating Team, which defeated the
The Place for Gcrd Things to Eai University of Indiana Law School
team. He was affiliated with the
Henry Clay Law Society, Patterson
I Itorary
Society and a member of
TTpir Cut
15c the Delta Chi fraternity. Since gradSh:iv?
10c uation he has had a successful prac(EXCEPT SATURDAYS)
tice in this city with his brother
GEO.
MARTIN'S BARBER Jesse I.
Miller and was campaign manSHOP.
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Opposite Phoenix Hotel.
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