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THE KENTUCKY KERNEL

TAGE EIGHT

the officers was the review which
'was held Monday afternoon nt 4:00
o'clock. Both of the inspectors said
that the review was the best they
had seen this year arid that they
were well pleased by the showing
made by the Kentucky cadets.
The review attracted quite a large
audience. Among those present
was General Duncan, retired army
officer of Lexington, who also
favorably on the unit.

National Officers
Inspect R. 0. T. C.

Lnst Monday nnd Tuesday the
local R. O. T. C. unit was Inspected
by two national ofllcers, Lieutenant-Colone- ls
Wenthcrnl and Harris. The
Inspectors have made no definite
report but both of the officers commented very favorably upon the regiment ns a whole.
The main thing about the entire LAW SCHOOL WOMAN'S CLUB
Inspection which seemed to impress
HOLDS AFTERNOON SESSION

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The Woman's Club of the Law
school, composed of wives of members of the faculty nnd mothers of
students, entertained with a reception from 3 to 5 o'clock Wednesday
afternoon, in the lounging room of
the Law building. The room was
attractively decorated with Ivy and
cut flowers and delightful refreshments were served to the sixty students and professors who were present for the affair. Mrs. Forrest
Black presided off hostess.

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May Day Committee
Announces Program

Frat Has

Banquet and Dance
Following Initiation

Mortar Hoard Pledging and
Awarding of Sport Medals
Is Planned

Delta Sigma Pi, honorary commerce fraternity, held their initiation Friday afternoon, April 19. A
banqilct in honor of the new members was given following the ceremonies.
were: Glenn
Those Initiated
Prince, John Epps, Austin Grcsham,
Bob Holt, Wllford Valadc, Eugene
Roysc, Ben Staplctbn, S. W. Hcarne,
William Schumeyer, Marion Ross,
R. J. Edwards, and P. W. Berry.
The active members ore R. Adams, Rex Allison, E. H. Bishop, D.
C. Carpenter, V. T. Couch, David
Cllft, W, P. Crouch, W. C. Chris-ma- n,
Ben Davis, F. Dalton, Austin
Graves, W. F. Drake, J. E. Gates,
R. B. Goad, Lee Howard, Norman
Jordan, Preston Tuckett, Russel
Laughlin, Ryder McNeal, J. B.
Nichols, Wilgus Naughcr, P. W.
Ordway, Bob Rhode, F. Seaman, Ed
Carey Splccr, John
Slaughter,
Tompkins, Walter Vest, Ralph
Woodall, J. H. Calloway and John
Baughmnn.
The faculty members are: Dr. E.
W. Wiest, Dr. W. W. Jennings, Prof.
C. Rouse, Prof. R. D. Haun, and
Prof. R. D. Mclntyrc.

May pay exercises will start next
Friday at 10 o'clock when seniors,
arrayed in their caps and gowns,
will form in front of the Administration Building and march to the
gymnasium.
At the gymnasium
, President
McVey Is to make a short
talk followed by the awarding of the
Sullivan prize to the senior boy and
girl who have contributed the most
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to the University during their four-ye- ar
stay. The Sullivan prize is a
bronze plaque.
Planting of the senior tree by the
j entire
graduating class will follow
immediately.
The Mortar Board,
senior women's honorary sorority,
will hold its annual pledging of out-- I
standing senior women. The morning's program will be concluded
when Mr. Potter will make the
athletic awards.
The annual May Day parade will
form early in the afternoon and
with the floats will Journey thru the
streets of Lexington and back to
the campus where surrounded by
her attendants Miss Reed will
MAY ISSUE OF LETTERS
be crowned Queen of the 1929 May
HAS LITERARY ARRAY .Day.
MEN'S STUDENT COUNCIL
REVOKES SOCIAL PRIVILEGES

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whose "A Window in Bow" appears
50c in this Issue of "Letters," is charAt a meeting of the Men's Student
acterized by a rare delicacy and Council held yesterday afternoon,
play of mind In the treatment of one man was suspended from the
material. For one who would get University on a charge of being ina concise, definitive understanding
toxicated at a dance held last Satof the Naturalistic Movement, the urday night. Another student was
article, "Zola's Theory of Natural-Ism- ," brought before, the council on the
Lexington
by Prof. W. P. Gallaway of same charge and with his social

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Bring 'em today - get 'em tomorrow the English department of the University, is recommended.
SUITS CLEANED
The translation, "A Greek Vaudeville Sketch," by Marion Mills Miller,
AND PRESSED
a New York editor and publisher,
Men who want
is worthy of commendation.
Mr.
Alterations a Specialty
Miller has done more to make the
SUMMER
Greek Classics human to the modern reader than any recent trans
lator.
Joe Lee Davis, In his "Greatness
See page 131 in the May
In Our Contemporary Literature,"
Magazine
American
writes in somewhat the vein of More
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very interesting. "Aristocrack," by
E. C. Litsey. is a picture of a Ken
tucky type that is rapidly passing
away. Jose Miguel Bejarano, a recent convocation speaker at the
University, gives a new view on litCOACHES - TOURINGS erature in his "Mexico and Its
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
Poets."
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room.

privileges being revoked for the
semester, was placed on probation.
Two freshmen who had social
privileges removed by the council
about two weeks ago, attended another dance recently. Both men were
suspended from the University for
one week, at a meeting of the council last Tuesday, for their latest infringement on the council's rulings.

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