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JOURNALISTS OF
EDIT
SYRACUSE
'SENTINEL' MAY 6
Custom of University of

Syracuse for Several Years

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COMMENCEMENT

from Pago One)

(Continued

Kansas. His subject will bo, "Cycles
of Cathay."
The address will be followed by the
conferring of degrees and the announcement of honors by Presi.fenl
McVcy.

Lexington invites you to remain
over and attend the Lexington Scsqui-Ccntcnni-

U. K. A PRECEDENT

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Celebration, June 1 to G,
commemorating the birth of Lexington, June 4, 1775.

Georgetown College Edits Georgetown Times
Recently

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"DRESS WELL AND SUCCEED"

SEASON

VARIED PROGRAM

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WE'RE LEAVING
It's great to be a senior,
To know you nre going nway,
Rut somehow, you're blue and lonely
For you know your heart will stay.

When members of the department
of Journalism edited the Lexington
Herald on Mny 5, little did they realize that by doing this they were
placing their own university in the
same clnss journalistically with the
large eastern universities, but we can
better appreciate their efforts now
since receiving a copy of the Rome
Daily Sentinel of Rome, New York.
Recently a copy of this pnper came
to the Kernel office bearing in large
headlines ncross the top of the front
page, "Today's Sentinel Edited by Students of Department of Journalism,
Syracuse University." The paper also bore the date line of May G, just
one day later than the University of
Kentucky Journalism students edited
the Lexington Herald. The Syracuse
students should be congratulated on
the splendid type of journalistic talent that they displayed in the publication of this paper, but certainly
none could say that their paper in
any way surpassed the' Lexington
Herald of May 5.
Students of journalism in other
Kentucky schools are also following
the example that the universit i journalists set when they edited t o Herald. Last week the department of
Journalism at Georgetown
G liege
edited the Georgetown Times. While
the Kernel did not receive a copy of
this paper, we feel sure it was a creditable piece of work and that these
students should, be congratulated on
their first venture into the field of
practical journalism.
So when we see what other schools
are doing in the field of journalism
we are prouder than ever to know
that the University of Kentucky
journalists are in the front ranks and
we certainly cannot compliment too
much, those students who so successfully edited the Lexington Herald of
May 5.

DR. RUSH ASKED TO
JOIN MAYO CLINIC
Will Spend Summer Months at
Rochester, Minn.
Dr. J. E. Rush, head of the department of Hygiene and Public Health,
has been invited to join the services
of Dr. Leonard G. Rowntree and Dr.
Brown at the Mayo Clinic'at Roches
ter, Minn., for the summer months
Doctor Rush has received many favorable comments on his work at the
university this year. He was recently elected a member of the Royal Institute of Public Health of London.
"The information gained by Dr. Rush
at the Mayo Clinic will be of great
value to him in connection with his
nvork at the university next year.

No more, in the beautiful autumn,
When n touchdown is made, will
you scream,
Nor will you then sit with the fellows
And give "fifteen rahs" for the

team.
The band is sure to enter
On a bright and glorious day,
Rut your seat will be filled by

an-

other,

And you will be far away.
Think of good times wcH be missing,
As we go on our uTttrodden way,
In spite of the rules nnd restrictions,
Oh! How we'd like to stayl
Then the dances, Ohl what dances!
Didn't we have lots of fun?
Rut, gosh, I guess it's all over,
'Cause now our work has begun.
I hate to leave the dear old school,
And all the good friends nnd pals,
The teachers, exams nnd quizzes,
And the women God bless those

gals.
I guess we'll have to be parting,
And all of us say goodbye;
So pardon me, dear old clnssmatcs,
If a tear you should sec in my eye.

A sure way to
Make Someone

Happy

that

new train to the future,
With nerve that will never say die,
For we cannot go farther together
So, goodbye, classmates, goodbye.
R. M. Hukle.

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FULL OF GATS

Factory and General Offices
JANESVILLE, WIS.

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Kaufman Clothing Company
Incorporated

LEXINGTON'S BETTER STORE

Where do you go
from here?
from now
FIVE YEARS in a state
will be

301-31-

5

West Short

84.

highway department, Tom
will be with some great
industrial corporation, Jim

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At f'orner Mill

CORRECT APPAREL FOR WOMEN AND MISSES
Cor. Short and Mill St.

LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY

Alton Dr'clc Company
Alton. III.
Blimhamton Brick Company
Binghamton, N. V.
Central Clay I'roductn Co.
(Distributors MACK Paving Brick)

I'a.

Cleveland II rick & Clay Company
Cleveland .Ohio
Clyilealale Brick & Stone Co.

Pittsburgh I'a.

ville Vitrified Brlck&Tile Co
Coireyville, Kant.
Cotllnwuocl Slialr Brick Company
Cleveland. Ohio
l'ranrls Vltric Brick Company
ColTey

"DRESS WELL

AND SUCCEED'1
SEE OUR
WINDOW
DISPLAY

All New

and Smart

STRAW HATS
ready for you here!
BRIGHAN HOPKINS

Itoynton.Okla.

Georgia Vitrified Brick & Clay Co.
Augusta, Ga.
Globe Brick Company
ICaat Liverpool, Ohio
HUylvania CoalCo.
Columbus, Ohio
Hocking Valley Brick Company
Columbus, Ohio
Independence Paving Brick Co.
Independence, Kant.
Metropol is Paving Brick Co.
Pittsburg, Kansas
Metropolitan Paving Brick Co.
Canton, Ohio
Mineral Wells Brick Co.
Mineral Wells. Trias
Mobrrly Paving Brick Company
Moberly, Mo,
Murpliysboro Paving Brick Co.
Murphysboro, III.
Nelwnvllle Brick Co.
Nelsonville, Ohio
Peebles Paving Brick Company
Portsmouth, Ohio
Purlngton Paving Brick Company
Ualesburg, III.
Southern Clay Mfg, Company
Chattanooga, '1 enn.
Springfield Paving Brick Company
Springfield, 111.
Sterling Urlck Company
Olean, N. Y.
Streator Clay Mfg. Company
Slreator, III.
Thornton Fire Brick Co.
Clarksburg, W. Va.
Ttiurber Brick Company
I t. Worth, lesas
Toronto Fire Clay Company

Toronto, Ohio

Trinidad Brick & Tile Company
'liuiidad, Colo.

Vcedersburg Paver Company
Veedcrsburg, Iud.
Western Shale Products Compauy
Fort Scott, Kana.
Weatport Paving Brick Company
Baltimore, Mil.

will be in government service, Jack in the maintenance

department of a railroad,
Ted will be working for his
county engineer and Larry
will be climbing the ladder
to engineering prominence
in his home city. Here's the
full measure of the success
you hope for to each and
every one of you.

Pave your way of progress solidly and permanently
with work well done no
skimping in materials and
no shoddy workmanship.
Make your own path a

vitrified brick highway, a
permanent advertisement of
wise judgment and sound
foresight, which no critics
can later assail.
VITRIFIED

PAVEMENTS

Qood Paving
ASPHALT

for

Filler
the

be- -

traffic-bearin- g

surface a
flexible armor not subject to
the cracks which follow rigid
slab construction, and because
repair costs are insignificant
where each brick is an easily
removable unit.
water-proo-

f,

because
BRICK for Surfacebest surthe
face for traffic fhnrd, but not
brittle rough, but not rough
dense, and
smooth, but not "slick";

because its
toughness resists wear and

tear so sturdily that upkeep
expense is squeezed tp a minimum and because any margin
is speedily
of higher first-co- st
offset by low maintenance,
long life and uninterrupted
service.
CRUSHED

CONCRETE,

SLAG OR GRAVEL for Base
because some one of these
bases meets any conceivable
sub-socondition, and with a
bedding course of sand or
screenings makes the best
yet developed
for modern street or highway
traffic.

Send for freo
"TUB
CONSTR UC.
TION OF VITRIFIED BRICK

handbook,

SWISS AND ITALIAN IMPORTS

YEDDO, SENNIT,

The

PAVEMENTS."

SPLIT AND FANCY BRAIDS

$3 $4 $5 $6
R. S. THORPE & SONS
Incorporated

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