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FOR

ALUMNI EDITORIALS
UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY
THOSE

WHO DIED

IN THE

Morrill

WORLD WAR

HENRY CLAY THOMPSON, Jr.
Special Student in Engineering,

FRANK MATTHEW COFFEE-Cla- ss
of 190G in Engineering

1918

STANLEY HARTWELL SMITH
Class of 1919 in Law

RAYMOND ANTHONY
SCHOBERTH
Class of 1915 in Law

LEWIS WASHINGTON
HERNDON
Class of 1918 in Arts and Science
MERRITT POWELL
MARION
Class of 1918 in Arts and Science

XAND GRANT AO
ENTERS HISTORY'
Bill

Makes

CALENDAR
Chicago Alumni Club, luncheon
third Monday in each month in the
Men's Grill, Marshall Field Co.
Buffalo Alumni Club, meeting
second Saturday in each month at
Chamber of Commerce, Seneca and
Main streets, 2:15 p.m.
Louisville Alumni Club, luncheon,
private dining room Brown, hotel
1 o'clock p. m., first Saturday in

Possible,

Establishment of Agricultural and Mechanical College in
Kentucky

U.

K.

STORY

CONTINUES

each month.

The act makes instruction in those
branches of learning related to agri
culture and the mechanic arts obliga- -

GAMAGE GUEST
OF OLD "K" MEN

Dance Programs and Menus a Specialty
145 W. SHORT ST.

IS

PLEDGED

The Fayette County "K" Associa
tion, composed of those men who have
been awarded their letter for par

tory. It also makes instruction m
ticipation in the organized athletics
military tactics obligatory. It makes i AiUmnUS 111 LeXingTOll of the University of Kentucky, were
m,
me inclusion ui uuici oucunm. auu
hosts at a banquet in honor of Coach
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classical, studies permissive, optional UI1
Harry Gamage and the Athletic CounREUBEN BRENT HUTCH-CRAFcil of the University of Kentucky,
with the states. The states may, out
Jr.
BERTIE WILSON DAVID
of this Morrill fund establish and Charles Planck is Tour Manager Wednesday, February 9. The ban
MeProfessor in College of Law
maintain an Agricultural and
quet was given in the private dining
Class of 1920 in Engineering
of Automobile Endurance
chanical College the nucleus of a Uniroom of the Lafayette hotel. Thirty'
Trip
ROGERS
CLARK
. GEORGE
HOWARD IRVING KINNE
Organization which shall inversity
six were present.
Class of 1915 in Engineering
Class of 1918 in Engineering
clude agriculture and mechanics as
Charles Planck, '19, of Detroit,
James Park, president of the Alumni
colleges. Eleven or twelve former aviation editor of the Detroit Association was the toastmaster and a
ELMO BLEVINS
one of its
CHARLES
CLARENCE RUSSELL CAUGH
and Science
states maintain out of this fund Free Press, was in Lexington last number of the old athletes gave short
of the
Class of 1914 in Arts
Class of 1917 in Engineering
Agricultural and Mechanical Colleges week on an endurance tour for the talks on athletics at the University
JOSEPH CARR REYNOLDS
ROBERT EMMETT CULLEN
only. The majority of the states have Oakland Automobile Company of De of Kentucky, past, present and future
Law
Class of 1916 in
Class of 1916 in Law
built and maintain universities on the troit. He is manager of the tour,
The undivided support of the "K"
basis of the land grant act of 1862, The automobile is a stock Oakland men and the entire Alumni Associa
DEXTER WHITTINGHILL
H. TOWNSEND
AUBRA
some of which are among the. best uni- six landau sedan, and it passed tion was pledged to Coach Gamage
RAMSEY'
Class of 1919 in Agriculture
versities in America. These "institu through Lexington on a 15,000 mile by President Park in introducing Mr.
Class of 1914 in Law
tions have in their faculties many men trip over the United States.
HELM
CHESTER BRYAN
Gamage. He said that every graduate
HAROLD ARTHUR PULLIAM
of distinction, men of ability and
Class of 1919 in Law
The rout of the tour from Lexington and former student was behind the
scholarship. )
Class of 1918 in Arts and Science
is bounded roughly by the following teams of, the University and willing to
WALTER CLEVELAND
When the Morrill Act passed Con cities: Cincinnati, Columbus, Pitts do anything to aid in the program that
LEONARD CABELL BRIDGES
NEAGLE
gress, the, country was in tne miasc burg, Baltimore, Boston, .Albany, Buf he would inaugurate.
Class of 1910 in Engineering
Class of 1917 in Agriculture
of the grea't Civil War. Educational falo, Cleveland, Chicago, Milwaukee,
Coach Gamage responded, thanking
matters occupied their attention but St. Louis, Dallas, San Diego, Seattle, the association for its hospitality. He
It is fitting and proper that we, the Alumni of the University of
little. In 1864, the Trustees of Tran- Spokane, Bismark, Minneapolis, Des outlined briefly his program for the
patrioKentucky, pause next Tuesday when our thoughts are filled with
sylvania, in which the state had a Moines, Chicago and Detroit.
s
teams of the university and let it be
tism and for a moment bow our heads in honor of these
controlling interest, offered to the
Mr. 'Planck, formerly wa associated understood
he was capable of
who gave their all for the cause of civilization in the
and Kentuckians
Legislature of Kentucky the endow with one of the Lexington newspapers handling thethat
situation on the field and
World War. . They were our brother Kentuckians and students. They
ment, grounds and buildings of Tran later going to Detroit. As aviation did not wish any interference from
paid the supreme price for their country. They are worthy of your
sylvania University as a site for the editor of the Detroit Free Press he anyone. He explained how the Alumni
'
Agricultural and Mechanical College made several endurance and test Association and the interested friends
reverence and kindest thoughts.
of Kentucky, this combining the old flights covering thousands of miles of the University of Kentucky could
state" interest in Transylvania with He flew his plane from Detroit to Lex help by seeing that the good ath
the new institution which was to come ington for the
e
football letes of Kentucky come to the Uniinto being and placing all the state game last fall.
versity of Kentucky and not allowed
sociation and the University have not interest in higher education under
to slip away from the state.
of the failure of a one management. A bill for the conThe guests of honor were: Coach
been met because
live up to solidation of Transylvania with the turn over its trust to any eligible sue Harry Gamage, Enoch Grehan, W. D
number of the pledges to
Mechanical College cessor.
Agricultural and
Funkhouser, E. A. Bureau, S. A
their obligations.
passed one house of the General
At this juncture, Kentucky Univer Bowles and John G. Stoll.
Last week this office mailed out
Assembly, but was not acted on by sity was ready to rise again like the
Needless to say the University and
The other guests were: Tom Rob- several hundred letters to Alumni and
the other.
Phoenix from its ashes and to take inston. '14; C. Johnson. '13: W. C,
friends of the University of Ken- the Alumni Association are facing an
sixty-on- e
on new life either at Harrodsburg or Wilson, '13; H. A. Bobb, '11; Thomson
After an existence of
tucky who have failed to pay up in embarrassing situation owing to the
years of success, followed by decline elsewhere and
point the future R. Bryant, '08; Brinkley Barnett, '13
full their pledges tothe Greater Ken- nonpayment of the obligations which and ultimately by collapse, Transyl- Agricultural at this
and Mechanical College!
tucky Fund. We wish to take this ig directly caused by the nonpayment vania with all its valuable assets was was ready to enter upon its existence Raymond L. Kirk, '24; Albert Mutb
'22; J. S. Chambers, '13; J. White
opportunity to explain the letter and of some of the pledges. The ultimate1 only a name, ready jto be incorporated either as a
entity, inde- Guyn, '04; William Rodes, '08; How
the need of a full and complete settle- blame for the delay in settling up all' or absorbed in any" institution which pendent and
or in alliance ell D. Spears, '07; George R. Smith
of the indebtedness comes back to the could infuse life and vigor into its in- with some other educational enter- '15; C. G. Downing
ment of the pledges to the fund.
'15; L. L. Guyn
v
was raised by pledges and Alumni Association. It is unfair to ert mass. Its Trustees were ready to prise.
The fund
'14; Doc Rodes, '17; B. L. Pribble, '23
amount pledg- the University and to those who gave
Mr. John B. Bowman saw his oppor- Bruce Fuller, '23; William G.. Walker,
on the strength of the
tunity" and was not slow to avail him- '21; E. C. Elliott, '02; J. P. Johnston
ed the Alumni Association and the their work and material in the conbas- faculty of the Junior College of Flat self of conditions as he found them. '00; J. R. Johnson, '93; Job D. Turner,
University of Kentucky went forward struction of the stadium and the
River, Mo.
CHAPTER III
'98; J. Milward Elliott, '98; Chas. F.
with the stadium and basketball build- ketball building to allow this condiMr. Bowman was no ordinary man. Straus,. '98; John William, '98; James
Bernice Grey Florence is lviing in
ing, using University funds that had tion to exist. It is up to us to get
beyond most of his con- Park, '15; R. C. Stoll, '95.
Paris, Ky.
been set aside for other purposes. every cent that has been pledged and
Holly Witherspoon Fluty is an at- temporaries and animated by a courDebts were assumed, by both the As- a good way to start is to pay up your torney and is located in Winchester, age which did not hesitate to seize
own obligation now, so you can then
sociation and the University, on the
an opportunity when presented, he re- ators have a cash endowment of two
Kentucky.
strength of the pledges and looking turn to someone who has not and try
Virginia Jesse Foreman is teaching solved to make a bold effort to achieve hundred thousand dollars yielding an
forward to the complete settlement of to influence him to pay his. This is a in the Indian School at Cherokee, a marked success for his church and annual income of about twelve thous
little matter that we must attend to North Carolina.
for education in Kentucky.
every one of the pledges.
and dollars, and that there are cash
To "finite and consolidate Transyl- funds of Transylvania University to be
Tom G. Foster, Jr., is with the
The last installment on the pledges at once. How about giving us a lift
e
thousand
has been due for mor than a year. with a check if you still owe any part Bond Department of the Illinois Mer- vania and the Kentucky University, united with them of
chants Trust Company of Chicago, Il- and upon this united interest to en- dollars yielding an annual income of
The obligations assumed by the As of your pledge?
linois. His address, is Harvard hotel, graft the Agricultural and Mechanical over three thousand five hundred dol
College with the. prestige which an al- lars besides the grounds, buildings
5714 Blackstone avenue.
Zilpha Maine .Foster is Home Dem- liance with the state would bring, ap- library and apparatus and other propUnited States Radiator Corporation
erty of Transylvania University of the
onstration agent in McCracken Coun- pealed to the imagination of his
of Cleveland, Ohio.
Class
the majority of whom were value and cost not exceeding one hun
Castle Wesley Foard is living at ty, Ky. She is living in Paducah.
acdred thousand dollars to purchase
Thomas Gilmore Fury is with the captivated with the scheme. The
1021 East Brooks street, Galesburg,
Edison Utility Company of Chcago, tive opposition of the other religious farm and erect all the necessary build
Illinois.
1923
organizations in Kentucky might be ings and improvements to carry on
Charles S. Foley is with the Carr's Illinios.
John Frank Dahringer js with H.
anticipated. But the Civil War was the operations of an Agricultural and
1925
Dahringer and Son, lumber and manu- Fork Coal Company at Allcock, Ky.
Norman B. Daniel is an attorney drawing to an end and political prob- Mechanical College and connect there
Joe Frank Freeman is with the
Ky.
facturing company of Lebanon,
Agronomy dpcartment of the Ken-- 1 and is located in Clinton, Ky. He lems of vast and far reaching impor- with a model experimental farm with
Effie Denney is teaching in the Mor- tucky Agricultural Experiment Sta was elected State Representative in tance was beginning to occupy the industrial pursuits to enable such
ton Junior High School in Xxing-to- tion. Lexington, Ky. His address is the First district for the 1926 session public mind. Moreover, the project pupils as choose to do so to sustain
Ky. Her address is 428 John- 149
of consolidation was sprung so rapidly themselves in whole or in part while
Bell Court West.
of Legislature.
son avenue.
1924
James S. Darnell, Jr., is an attorney and pushed forward so vigorously that acquiring their education; and fur
denominational opposition had Scarce- ther propose that the State of Ken
Stanton Lindsay Dorsey is a gradMary Catherine Daniel is living in and is located in Frankfort, Ky.
uate student at the University of Augusta, Ky.
Elizabeth Macon Davis is teaching ly time to crystallize before consoli- tucky shall establish the Agricultural
Kentucky.
Sarah Dixon Davidson is living in in the public schools at Rose Hill, dation had become an accomplished and Mechanical College of Kentucky
fact. The concurrence of the Trustees University as one of the Colleges of
North Carolina.
Willis Taylor Downing is with the Fulton, Ky,
Clarice Alberta Day is teaching of Transylvania and of the Curators Kentucky University thus consolidat
United States Radiator Corporation
Eula Davis, (Mrs. H. F. Young) is
of Kentucky University had been ob- ed, and endow the same with the in
history in the high school at
living in Monticello, Ky.
of Detroit, Mich.
tained and all that remained to be come which shall arise from the sale
Ky.
Robert Robin Dinwiddle is living in
Luanna DuckwalL (Mrs. W. E.
Charles L. Dees is with the Carrier done was to procure the assent of the of land scrip granted to Kentucky by
Payne) is living at 182 West Woodruff Cincinnati. His address is Box 705.
the Congress of the United States for
Polly Ann Doolin is teaching in the Engineering Corporation at Oblong, legislature of Kentucky.
avenue, Columbus, Ohio.
Mr. Bowman, with the assistance of the purpose of establishing and en
Ky.
Illinois.
Clifford Anderson Duke is in the public schools of Ashland,
Mary Elizabeth Depew is teaching John B. Thompson, of Harrodsburg, dowing said college, the Curators of
Virginia Rose Duff lives in Mt. Sfter
engineering department of the Genin Dudley School, Lexington, Ky. Her prepared and submitted to the Gen- reasonable time all the necessary
eral Electric Company at St. Louis, ling, Ky,
eral Assembly a bill, the preamble of Kentucky University will furnish in
Genevieve Dunvant lives in Emi address is 424 Linden Walk.
Missouri.
Thomas Branthwaite Dewhurst, Jr, which is as follows:
lands, buildings, apparatus, etc., for
nence, Ky.
Jerome Parker Durham is teaching
"An act to establish an Agricultural such college, and proceed at once to
Kathleen Edwards is living in is living at 224 East High street, Lex,
agriculture in the high school at London, Ky.
College in Kentucky. Whereas, the 'organize said college and put same in
ington, Ky.
Tompkinsville, Ky.
Mary Lucille Cobbins is living at Curators of Kentucky University pro- operation in accordance with this act
Katherine C. Elliott lives at 216 E
Philip C. Emrath is a mining en- High street, Lexington, Ky.
125 Hagerman Court, Lexington, Ky. pose to locate their University in Fay- and the act of Congress and subject
gineer and is located at Mascot, Tenn.
Anna Elizabeth Dodd is teaching in ette county, in or near the City of to the visitorial control of the State
Elizabeth Ellis, (Mrs. H. A. Tay
His address is P. 0. box 93.
lor) is living- in Henderson, Ky. Her Cardome Academy at Georgetown, Ky, Lexington, and the said Curators and of Kentucky, in its organization and
Margaret Doty is teaching in the the Trustees of Transylvania Uni- general management, and with the
Bruner C. Erd is representative of address is P. O. Box 174
versity propose to consolidate the two sole control by the state of its said
Josephine Ellison is living in Wil high school at De Rider, La
the United States Radiator Company
William Nelson Downey is living Universities and all the funds and fund in keeping the principal of the
Albany, New York. His address is liamsburg, Ky,
Axel Robert Ernberg is engaged in at 453 Curry avenue, Lexington, Ken property of each into one corporation same secure; now therefore
Hampton hotel, Albany, N. Y.
under the name of Kentucky UniverJosephine Ray Evans, (Mrs. Lewis the real estate business in Tampa, Fla tucky,
(To Be Continued)
Eva Frances Downing is living on sity; and it appearing that said Cur- B. Stuart) is living in Kansas City, His address is 203 Franklin street.
Elwood Farra is an engineer with R. F. D. No 2, Lexington, Ky.
Mo., where Mr. Stuart is associated
Mrs. May Kenney Duncan is living
the Kentucky State Highway Depart
with the Purina Mills.
at 218 Irvine Road, Lexington, Ky,
Claude Filbeck is a graduate stu- ment at Frankfort.
Thomas Alexander Duncan is lo
Edward Wright Fitch, is with the
dent at the University of Kentucky.
William Goebel Finn is teaching in Bailey Meter Company of Cleveland cated in Baltimore, Md.
juuey rmen ttaens is living in
the College of Agricujture of the Ohio. His address is 1782 East One- The Alumni office would appreciate it if you would send into this
Burkesville, Ky.
hundred and tenth street.
University of Kentucky.
Jeanette Frances Ellison is living office addresses of any of the graduates listed below.
Mrs. Eileen Bohan Fling is on the
Sheldon Emerson Flick is with the
:
Walton Perkins, '12
jn Williamsburg, Ky.
Mrs. Nian Porter Fatjo is living in
Springer, New Mexico.
Ruby Lee Fogle is living at Yosem William Abithal Wallace, '12
HERE IS A BLANK FOR YOU
it, Kentucky.
William Wayne Foust is living in
Owensboro, Ky.
Enclosed find check for $50.00 for a life membership in the
Grant L. Fowler is located in Ash John Rudolph Watson, '12
land, Ky.
Alumni Association of the University of Kentucky. It is underCecil Dale French is with the Smart
stood that this money is to go to an Alumni Fund, the principal
Realty Company of 24 South Dixie, Algernon Sidney Winston, '12
of which is to be held in trust and the income alone used'for
Lake Worth, Fla.
Myer Freyman is living at 377 S.
the running expenses of the Association.
Philip Arthur Whitacre, '12
Upper street, Lexington, Ky.
Basil Frost is secretary and treas
urer of the Delray Abstract and Title
Charles Leon Bosley, '13
Company of Delray, Fla.
-:
Name
1926
Grace A. Davis is living at 420" W.
Sixth street, Lexington, Ky.
Herbert Adolph Conhurst, '13
Joe Lee Davis is living at 118 Vic
....
,
tory avenue, Lexington.
Address for sending Kernel
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Donna Marie Deever is teaching Fred Farris, '13
Home Economics in the Lord Balti
more school, Millville, Delaware.

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