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Alumni Notes
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Alumni Secretary

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had a talk with the secretary on the
subject of the need and probable pa
trouagc of such a course. He then
began correspondence and had an in
terview with Dr. Glen L. Swiggctt, spc
cialist in commercial education of the
Federal Bureau of Education, the best
posted man in 'the country on the
subject.
Some bulletins and other pamphlets
written by Dr. Swiggctt have been
obtained by Mr. Weaver and will be
placed in the University library.
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SEE TENNESSEE GAME

One of Kentucky's greatest needs
training
for athletes in
high schools and prep schools of the
State. A great number of young
alumni who have played on Blue and
White teams and have studied coachni.
ing arc being added to the staff of
Dec. 1 Organiza- Somerset,
the secondary schools. The develoption meeting, dinner, 6 p. m.
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ment and continuance of this plan is
New York, Dec. 8. Dinner at
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one of the problems confronting the Alumni Parties Will Go to Knoxvilk
6:30 p. m., Harvard Club.
Thanksgiving Day.
O Alumni Executive Committee,
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A Kentucky section of 200 seats
The successful work of boosters of
has been reserved by the University
WEAVER HAS BOBBY
the freshman football team is signifiof Tennessee Athletic Council for the
cant. Alumni who arc very busy,
game on Thanks
gave, in most instances, all their time Plans are Studied for Patterson Col
giving Day.
lege of Diplomacy
for ten days to insure in the FreshParties for this trip arc being or
Mr. Rufus L. Weaver, '95, of New
man game with Centre the results
and
southern
York city, has evinced much interest ganized throughout
they wantcr. They got them.
Kentucky.
The usual
About $3,500 was raised for an ath in the provisions of President Pat- southeastern
letic clubhouse. It is doubtful wheth terson's will providing for the estab delegation will go from Lexington.
cr this sum represents more than the lishment of a College to train men The Tennessee team ihas been makcombined value of the services given for diplomatic and consular service. ing considerable improvement in the
by the alumni but the result is more He went to the Carnegie Foundation last four years and this season has
than that. Former students, friends for the advancement of teaching and one of the strongest elevens in the
and friendly enemies came thus to
have a new interest in the University
ALUMNI DIRECTORY
and a greater respect for it. This in
terest is limited by no means to ath
Wiley, Winchester, Ky.
President Rodman Wiley '06, Billitcr
letics. There is admiration for the
Marguerite McLaughlin, '03, University of Kendemonstrated supremacy of the Blue
tucky, Lexington, Ky
and White but there is a greater al
Secretary Herbert Graham, '16, University of Kentucky, Lexington.
legiance to the spirit which made pos
Dcsha Breckinridge, ex, The Herald, LexingExecutive Committee
sible the victory in the face of dis
ton; Chas. I. Dawson, ex, Attorney General, Frankfort; Wayland Rhoads,
couraging odds.
'15, Experiment Station, Lexington; Hcadley Shouse, '19, Versailles Pike,
The Lexington alumni committee
Lexington; Wm. H. Townsend '12, 605 City Bank Bldg., Lexington; Dr.
in charge of this campagn won
Geo. H. Wilson '04, 183 N. Upper St., Lexington.
great moral victory. To the group
Resigned.
and each individual we doff the hat.
Trustees J. I. Lyle '96, 750 Frelinghuysen Ave., Newark, N. J.; W.
Kentucky stands foremost.
With
H. Grad '05, 807 Columbia Bldg., Louisville, Ky.; Howard P. Ingcls '05,
such backing she will never falter,
14 Wall St., New York, N. Y.
CLUBS
TRAVEL TO SEE
Akron, Ohio President, W. F. Clark '10, 23 Charlotte Street; Secretary, M. M. Harrison '12, care Miller Rubber Company.
Blue and White Followers Show up
Ashland, Ky. President, Mrs. Mary Elliott Flanery ex, Catletts-burin Great Numbers at Nashville
Secretary, Thomas Burchett '12, 15th and Winchester Ave.
The presence of a large band of
Birmingham, Ala. President, J. M. Sprague, '07, Box 66, Ensley;
alumni in Nashville last Saturday
Secretary, J. Kohn '12, Box 35, Ensley.
when the Wildcat put up such a no
Virgil J. Pritchett, '18, Opera
Bowling Green, Ky. President,
table fight against the Commodore
Western State
House Building; Secretary, Chas. A. Loudermilk,
won enthusiastic comments from the
Normal School.
coaches of the team. In this numBuffalo, N. Y. President, R. T. Thornton '14, 108 Claremont Ave.;
ber there were many new "associate
Secretary, Gilbert Frankel '19, 401 Delaware Avenue.
members" of the Alumni Association,
parents of students and former stuCarrollton, Ky. President, Grover C. Routt '11, County Agent; Secretary, Marie Becker '17.
dents. Many of these loyal support
Chicago. 111. President, Charles K. Dunn '16, 1470 Carmen Avenue;
ers dropped business and traveled
Secretary, J. R. Watkins '15, 5314 Winthrop Avenue.
from 100 to 300 miles to be there
Cincinnati, Ohio President, Mrs. Clara Matti Studer '13, 3761 IsaThe Home Coming game in Lex
ington brought former students from
bella Avenue, Hyde Park; Secretary, Adele Sladc '21, Oak Street, Ludlow, Ky.
distances twice as great. Those who
came went away with a greater loy
Cleveland, Ohio President, H. Tyler Watts '14, Otis Steel Comalty to the Alma Mater and to her
pany; Secretary, E. E. Horine, '09, National Carbon Company.
Denver, Colo. President, J. A. Brittain '18, 306 Mining Exchange.
activities.
In the last week the secretary has
Evansville, Ind. President, Frederick L. Schneiter '04, 522 Adams
received numerous letters, telegrams
Avenue; Secretary, Edward E. Hardin '20, 624J4 Main Street.
and telephone messages, enthusiastic
Frankfort, Ky.
Carolyn Lutkcmeier '16, 419 Lewis
ones, from individuals and organizaStreet.
tions that once were luke warm at
Hickman, Ky. President, C. P. Mabry '20, Secretary, Lillian Coffey,
best. Ask yourself the reason why.
ex-- .
Huntington, W. Va. PresEident, Ira M. Nickell '15,
The prompt delivery of the Kernel
Building; Secretary, Mrs. P. A. Vallandingham '00, care First State
has caused the Alumni Office considBank, Barboursville.
erable concern. With each issue sevLa Grange, Ky. President, Richard L. Duncan '19; Secretary, A. B.
eral blank forms have been sent to
Crawford '17.
isolated subscribers for a report by
Lebanon, Ky. President, Clyde D. Harrison '18; Secretary, Susan
which to check this delivery. Such
Spalding exwill
make possible a
Lexington (Alumnae) President, Nancy Innes '17, 407 South Mill
placing of responsibility for delay
Street; Secretary, Margaret E. McCIure, '20, 212 N. Upper Street.
When positive evidence of unncces
Lexington (Alumni) President, W. C. Wilson '13, 708 First and City
sary delay is obtained it will be taken
Bank Building; Secretary, Marie R. Barkley '20, 737 South Limestone St.
up with local postal authorities and
Louisville, Ky. President, J. T. Pride, Jr., ex, 307 West Kenfollowed up until these papers reach
tucky Street; Secretary, Mrs. Albert Krieger '06, 2304 Alta Avenue.
the alumni subscribers on time,
Mayfield, Ky. President, H. B. Mitchell '16; Secretary, R. B. Hays 17.
Maysville, Ky. President, W. Hall Strode ex- -, Maysville Ice & Cold
STUDY COACHING PROBLEM
Storage Co.; Secretary, Mrs. J. Ed Parker, Jr., ex-- .
Alumnt Praise Juneau; System is
New York City President, J. I. Lyle '96, 750 Frelinghuysen Avenue,
Being Developed.
Newark, New Jersey; Secretary, Carroll G. Taylor '10, 27 William Street,
Immediately after the close of the
Suite 1321-2New York City.
football season the Athletic Council
Owensboro, Ky. President, R. M. Holland '08, Masonic Building;
will take action on the employment of
Secretary, Josic Lacer Hays '16, 519 Frederica Street.
a coach for next year.
The three-yea- r
Paducah, Ky. President, Carl H. Denker '19, City National Bank
contract of Mr. Juneau expires
'iuilding; Secretary, Florence Brown ex- care Paducah Evening Sun.
with this season. His work during
Philadelphia, Penna. President, H. Berkley Hedges '14, 510 Real
the entire period has not been satis
Estate Trust Building; Secretary, Roy S. Clarke ex-- , 5029 Irving Street.
factory, but this season results have
Pineville, Ky. President, Presley T. Atkins
The Sun Publishmet with the approval of the alumni,
ing Company; Secretary, Fannie Leman
care Watt & Company.
faculty and students alike.
Pittsburgh, Penna. President, J. Madisou Graves '00, DuQuesne
Experiences of the last three years
Light Company, Philadelphia
Building; Secretary, H. Lee Moore '11,
have demonstrated the fact that the
Union Arcade.
material that shows up on Stoll Field
Raleigh, N. C President, Lecoq H. Nelson '16, Department of Agin September is too much for one
riculture; Secretary, Rny H. Thomas '13, State Department of Public Incoach or for two. A definite system
struction, College Station.
is being worked out. The employRichmond, Ky.
James Park, '15; Treasurer, Hart
ment of Assistant Coach Winn is a
Perry ex-- , "Burnam Wood" Richmond.
departure. It is due to the Executive
Washington, D. C President, Jesse I. Miller '12, Commercial NaCommittee of the Alumni Association
tional Bank Building; Secretary, Harry B. DeAtley '12, 1106 "L" Street,
and through it to all the alumni thus
N. W.
represented,
Alumni contributions
are providing funds. Not all of the
Winchester, Ky. President Davis D. Crabb ex-- , John Deere Plow
money has been received yet,
Company; Secretary, Marcus C. Redwine '19, Clark County National
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South. Their showing against Vandcr-bi- lt
earlier in the season was much
like the great fight put up by the
Wildcats in Nashville last week.
Alumni may write for reservations
in care of Professor N. W. Daughcrty,
chairman of the Athletic Council,
University of Tennessee, Kuoxvillc.
regarding the price of
Information
scats has been requested by the Alumni Secretary and will be published as
soon as available.
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Address 77 Fairlie St.,

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Another one of the "regulars" is
Miss Emma J. Wocrncr. She has been
engaged in teaching and social work
in Louisville ever since receiving her
degree, and is now principal of the
Eastern Departmental School, Louisville, and is also one of the most acr
tive workers in the Women's Clubs of
that city. Her address is 2064 Eastern Parkway.

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Wm. Matthews Marks received his
B. M. E. degree in June, 1903, and
ever since has been in the employ of
the Western Electric Company. Since
1918 he has
been power apparatus
specialist with the Atlanta branch of

"Heard 'Little Paul' give a lecture
before the Cleveland Hearing and
Ventilating Engineers a few days ago
and it certainly was good to see him
standing before that audience and telling them straight from the shoulder
about the great and interesting exper- (Continucd

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