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FOREIGN TEAMS PLAY their hospitality.
GAMES ON U. K. FIELD tost of a man lies

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Hundred Students
Promise To Support
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Two

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Stoll Field was tho scono last week
of two football games botweon foreign
teams, tho field being lont by tho Uni
vcrsity authorities.
In tho gamo last

Ho said "tho real
in conscientious ful-

filment of duty. Wo will succood only
as far as wo perform our duty conscientiously."
Miss Keller, soloist, and Mlaa
Kcsheimor, organist, of St. Paul's
choir, also took part in tho program.
Miss Keller sang a Schubert's Seren
ado and a delightful little German
Bong, "Du bist wio eino Blumo." Miss
Kosheimer accompanied her.
Miss Cochrano announced the Musi
cal Club's program for the winter and
in speaking of the Kernel, tho University and everything the Kernel and
tho University
has promoted, was
very laudatory.

Thursday Georgetown College defeat
ed Transylvania by tho score of 12 to
NO FEES COLLECTED 2, and on Friday tho fast Lexington
and Somerset high school teams playTho Y. M. C. A. has onrollcd ap ed to a scorolcss tio. Both games
proximately two hundred now mem brought out largo crowds.
bers as tho result of a membership
Tho Georgetown-T- . U. gamo had an
campaign waged hero last week. Tho important bearing on tho championManagers
men of tho University wore approach- ship of tho K. I. A. A. Neither of
Limestone
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ed in an entirely different manner them had been defeated by a Ken
than has been used In previous years. tucky team, and it is considered prob- Formerly a membership fee was re- ablo that Georgetown will bo tho
HIGH SCHOOL MEN TO the College of Mechanical and Electri- quired from now members, but this champion. If tho Scott county crew Patronize Our Advertisers.
University of
DEBATE NEXT SPRING cal Engineering is of thepresident of the year no fee was charged and tho cam- is ablo to beat Contro on Thanksgiv
Kentucky. He
vico
paign was made from a moral and re- ing the championship will bo theirs,
Metropolitan
An interscholastic debate on the sub association of Land Grant Colleges, ligious basis. The students wero ap as thoy have beaten Louisville. Conject: "Resolved, That the United and is just returning from Washing- pealed to from that standpoint. Tho tro has played scoreless ties with
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States Should Own and Operate the ton, D. C where ho attended a con- association feels suro that the spirit Louisville and Transylvania.
vention of these colleges. Support to of tho students is such that they will
Railways of the Country," will bo held
The Somerset-HigSchool game
at the University next spring, accord the new law was pledged by the mem- assist tho "Y" In all of its undertak- leaves bho prop school championship
DENTIST
ings and support tho cause by present of the State in doubt. Somerset had
Ing to Professor C. P. Weaver, who bers at this meeting.
ing an example of Ideal student spirit beaten Louisville High 51 to 6, and For any kind of dental service call on
has sent out letters to the high schools
and good character.
of the state outlining the plans. Pre LARGE NUMBER AT
was regarded as an easy winner, but
1S7 OH BAPSIOE
liminary contests are to be held in
Those taking an active part in the the sturdy work of the Lexington
PATTERSON MEETING
Office hours 8 a. m. 6 p. m.
Phone 8U-campaign wero: J. Peter Rlcketts, bunch, coached by "Gip" Downing,
the various districts of the State, and
who headed the campaign, and the was not to be denied and the dope
debaters who reach the finals will
the
The Patterson Literary Society held
be the champions of their respective Its regular weekly meoting last Satur men who had charge of soliciting In sters thot after the game that Lexing
W. B.
sections. The interscholastic tourna- day night with a greatly increased at tho Arts and Science College, who ton really had a shade the better.
SHOP
ments in other years have been very tendance and a noticeably great en wero Bart Peak, Marion Conditt, Joe Attendance of University students
The Closest Shop to University
Robinson, McClarty Harbison, F. 0. was considerable.
successful and Professor Weaver feels thusiasm.
President Crum presided
that the debate will arouse a great and a program consisting of short Mayes, C. E. Plank, George Park and
HAIR CUT
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deal of enthusiasm all over the State. speeches by Richard Green and Mr. L. I. Longworth. The agricultural deShave
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FATHER PUNCH TALKS
Full plans will be announced later.
Shampoo
15c
Gary, a recitation by William Shln- - partment was handled by O. B. TayGlover's Shampoo. .35c
lor, J. A. Hodges, J. W. Lindsay, R. ON KENTUCKY'S NEEDS
Con-dlnlck and a debate between M. U.
G. SCRUGHAM, 1900,
and Neblltt, was given. Plans for B. Fonley, G. R. Reddish, F. Lancaster
"What is it we need in Kentucky 153 S. Limestone St.
Lexington, Ky.
NOW OF NEVADA, IS the t for the debate between the and R. L. Duncan; the mechanical de- today?" asked Father William T.
partment by Elmer Robertson, M. L.
VISITOR AT U. K. Patterson and Union societies were Watson and H. Milward. The civil Punch, of St. Peter's Church, when he
discussed, and the date set for the
addressed the students of the Univer
D. PURCELL GO.
was looked after by
James Graves Scrugham, dean of Crum declamatory contest. The try- - department
sity of Kentucky in chapel Tuesday
repre30
West Main Street
the College of Engineering at the out was held last night in the society George Hill; Frank Grainger
morning and, answering his own quesLEXINGTON, KY.
University of Nevada, visited the Uni- rooms and the declamatory contest sented the mining department, and tion, he said: "Heal men moved more
C. T. Dotson, Fr.ank Ricketson and J.
versity last week for the purpose of will be staged December 8.
by principle than by human respect; RUBBER
V. Chamberlain the law department.
50c
The committee to revise the constigetting Kentucky's support to the
men of conviction; men who know
bill, providing for the crea- tution reported, but final action was
Nowlands
what is right and will live up to the
JUST THE THING FOR USE
tion of engineering experiment sta- deferred for two weeks. At the same GEORGE IS GETTING
right. We need men like the imtime the election of officers for the HIS "TURKEY MONEY" mortal Henry Clay, who said, 'I would
tions thruout the country.
IN THE LABARATORIES
'Mr. Scrugham Is- a 1900 graduate of next term will be held.
rather be right than be president.' "
For one and twenty years the courFather Punch took his text from the
teous and faithful janitor of the Adfirst epistle of St. Paul to the Corinministration Building, George Washthians and made the Kentucky mounington, has ambulated over the Unitain people exemplary by referring to
versity campus.
Previous to the
Thanksgiving holidays George has
presented his petition bestrewn with
l South Limestone
OF THE
many finger-print- s
and signatures and
Your Friends
buy- can
stucollected from the
INTERCOLLEGIATE PROHIBITION ASSOCIATION
any thing you can give them
Most State Men Know Us
twenty-fiv- e
cents each.
dents about
except your PHOTOGRAPH
George has thirteen reasons aside
LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY, DECEMBER 28-3- 1,
1916
Let'us meet you
Meal Tickets
HUMPHREY'S STUDIO
from himself and wife why you should
give and give bounteously. One tur
has the latest designs
key divided by fifteen leaves none for
ONE THOUSAND DELEGATES. PLENTY OF PEP
Christmas work
supper, is his plea. George presents
Josef
SIT EARLY
the following petition with his thanks
THE ONE BIG NATIONAL COLLEGE EVENT OF
for past and future favors:
Students from the universities and colleges all
THE YEAR.
The Photographer in your Town
The same negatives
Stop, Look and "Loosen;"
Speakers of National and
over the United States will attend.
made now can be
Has pleased the exacting
"This is Mister Washington, sur-World prominence will present the Biggest National Movement
used for the Annual. Restudent and the best peoof this student generation.
named George, who proudly bears the
You need the help it will give you.
duction to Students.
ple generally for fifteen
decorous appelation of father of his
WILL LAST A LIFE-TIMIT'S INSPIRATION
years. Can he show you?
341 W. Main
country.
Like George the Whito
Haired George the Black Faced can
Phone 1092-- y
311 W. Main St.
Phone 1635X
Find Out About It From the Prohibition Club
not tell a He. This is the week beforo
Thanksgiving and George and the little Washingtons crave tho tasty tur- koy. Some dark complexioned gentleBoys, the F. C& S. is the only store selling the
men would not spend their time in the
arduous task of collecting funds for
tho high aim and proud purposo of
purchasing feathered fowl for the high
falutin' family of Washington. Rather
Just the shoe you need, especially constructed ol the best grade of
would thoy take advantage of some
INCORPORATED.
Krom Tan Leather with Goodyear Welted Viscolized soles on a
unsuspecting roost in tho dead of the
comfortable English last
night and take tliolr chauco on gutPrice, $4.50
ting by St. Peter by crowing thrice
Fine new Dress Shoes of all leathers in Tan orBlack
wlion they roach tho Pearly Gates.
on the newest lasts, prices from - $2.50 to $5.00
But not so Avitli George Washington.
Tho big hearts of tho "true collegians"
&
Who Stay Young"
"Weir for Youig
Good
will not lot him go hungry on ThanksEvening
Shoes
giving day. Get in tho bunch and
Slippers
Corner Main & Mill
Only
loosen up."
Representative
Corn,
Aud thoy HAVE LOOSENED.

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