The Kentucky Kernel
UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY
VOL XIV

LEXINGTON, KY.. NOVEMBER 16, 1923

U.K. CADETS JOIN LOCAL
SOCIETIES
FOURTH

NOTICE TO REPORTERS

OBSERVING

ARMISTICE

DAY

and Blade Fraternity
Holds Pledging Service on

Scabbard

Campus
DR. HARMON IS SPEAKER

Kentucky Council of Defense
Presents War Record to

County

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PROBLEMS DISCUSSED

A large and enthuisastic crowd
ed the streets of Lexington Saturday
morning to see the Armistice Day parade, which was led by the battalion
and band from the University of Kentucky; other participants were patriotic societies and
men in
Lexington. Doctor Harmon's speech
at the Kentucky theatre, directly following the partade, was the outstanding feature of the program.
Shortly before the parade the active
chapter of Scabbard and Blade, the
honorary military fraternity of the
University of Kentucky, peldged the
following men on the university campus: Major Cyral A. Phelan, Captain George Taylor, iCaptain Edward
Byars, and Captain C. H. Cecil.
The University of Kentucky is to be
congratulated upon having the best
battalion in in its history, both from
the standpoint of having the best drilled companies and also the greatest
number of men in its ranks. The
streets of Lexington were decorated
with flags hanging in the windows of
the various business houses, and poppies, reminders of the European battlefields, were sold through the crowd
by members of the American Legion
Auxiliary.
Preceding Dr. Harmon's address,
Mr. John S. Bays, representing the
Kentucky iCouncil of Defense, pre
sented a complete record of Fayette
County's War record to the county.
This record was compiled by the!
lin-

OPERA 'MARTHA' MAY BE

WILDCATS

PRODUCTION

LATTER PART OP MONTH

TECH TORNADO TO MEET
All Alpha Delta Sigma mem-

STROLLERS AWARD PINS
TO THEIR NEW

MEMBERS

Chosen From Casts of Organiza

tion's Production Last
Year
The Stroller dramatic organization
of the University held a meeting
Thursday afternoon for the customary
awarding of pins, the
after and unique emblems, which
mark those worthy of the honor as
active and permanent Strollers. Those
receiving pins at that time were the
members of the casts, the business
managers and stage crews who pro
duced "The Thirteenth Chair" and
"Lady Windemere's Fan."
for parts in this year's
The
play, "Seventeen," will be conducted
in a new way. All the Strollers and
the Stroller eligibles will be assembled
and a dramatic artist will read the
play, correctly iuterpeting each character. Afterwards those aspiring to
paits will read aloud certain portions
of the play selected by the judges and
from the ability displayed in these
readipgs the cast will be selected. The
date for the initial reading of the
play has not yet been set, but will
probably be within the next few
much-soug-

try-ou- ts

weeks.

ATLANTATOMORROW

bers. There will be a meeting in

Principals and Cast Working to
Make Production Great
Success

FORTY-FIV- E

IN CHORUS

the Kernel office next Monday
night at 7:15. Every member is
urged to attend as the

Piece to Be Presented in Original
Form; Singing and

Acting

meeting

SPEAKERS'

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BUREAU

R. O. T. C. Band and Kentucky
Fans Leave Lexington

Toight

LAST TRIP OF SEASON

will be of great importance.

Kenneth King and "Chuck" Rice
Unable to Accompany Team
on Journey

Amid wild outbursts of cheering on
The principals of the opera "Mar
AT Y. W. CONFERENCE tha," which the Music Department HOLD TRYDUT MONDAY the part of several hundred students
hopes to produce the latter part of
who had assembled at the Southern
Station to see them off, Kentucky's
this month, are working every after
Prominent Speakers Address Del noon in an effort to render this pro- Students Desiring Membership Wildcat Grid squad again left its lair
egates From Kentucky
for a southern port last night, this
Required to Talk Five
duction the greatest success possible
Minutes
time bound for Atlanta, where the
Colleges
The Art Department, under the direcBlue and White eleven ties up with
tion of Professor
Carol Sax, is at
The Student Speakers' Bureau will Georgia Tech's Golden Tornado toThe Kentucky 'Conference of the work on the scenery while the stu
Young Women's Christian Associa dents of the Home Economics Depart hold its first tryout, which is intended morrow afternoon. Twenty-tw- o
playtion held at the University November ment are making the costumes under thenceforth to be an annual affair, in ers, three coaches, "Daddy" Boles,
9 to 11, afforded an opportunity for the direction of Miss Elizabeth Crom the Little Theatre, Monday evening, Doctor Lipscomb, and Manager Van
the students from the colleges of Ken well. Miss Mary Frances Davidson November 19, at 7:30 o'clock.
Zant composed the (Cat party that
Those desiring to tryout are expect boarded the special car at 10:40 last
tucky to meet and discuss the various is dramatizing the recitative into spok
ed to make a talk from five to eight night.
plans and problems for work in the en dialogue.
Y. W. C. A.
The R. O. T. C band is scheduled
The opera, composed by Flotow minutes' duration on any of the needs
Such important questions as the and others in 1845, has often been sung of the University. Those at loss for to follow the team to Atlanta tonight,
International
Fellowship without acting. The beautiful music material may obtain same in the form leaving over the Southern at 10,40 this
Student
Movement, which is to get college renders this possible but the Music of information from any member of evening. Reservations
from alumni
students the world over to have a Department will produce it as an op the Bureau from the office of the and Kentucky fans have been pouring
broader understanding and appreciainto the office of Mr. H. C. King, dis
era the form in which it was original Alumni Secretary.
The members of the Bureau are: trict passenger agent of the Southern,
Fellowship.
tion of Christian
The ly conceived. Action has already been
C. M. C. Porter, Sidney Neal, James who has taken personal charge of the
Relationship of the Faculty to the started by the chorus of forty-fiv- e
Darnell, Ryan Ringo and Bob Por- trip, and indications point toward
Student Association and the Relation voices.
of College Students to Industrial
The cast is made up of a number of ter. The members are anxious for a quite a number of Kentucky rooters
Workers were discussed at the meet- students who have taken part in other large attendance for it is their de being on hand for the scrap.
ings.
The Cats worked out on their na
musical productions.
Miss Margaret sire to pick the best on the campus
The work of the Student Friendship Owens, of Somerset, who will take to represent the University upon var- tive soil yesterday afternoon for the
Committee was presented by Miss the part of "Martha," is a new stu ious occasions this year in the role of last time this week. Light work fea
Grace Lumpkin, who remained for the dent at the University. She has a re speech maker
tured the afternoon's program with
The judges in this tryout will be signal drill occupying the greater part
week to start a drive on the campus markable soprano voice of unusual
for money to help the struggling stu- range and she has been a soloist in Professors Greehan, Southerland and of the practice. Winn and his assist
Farqukar.
dents of Europe.
many recitals.
ants have been confronted with the
following
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Delegates
from
the
problem of digging up two gridders
Mr. Robert Clem, who will play the
schools were present: Science Hill, part of "Lionel" is a member of the DR. HENDRICKS ADDRESSES
for the end jobs since both "Chuck"
seven; Eastern State Normal School, University Glee Club and of the UniNEW EDUCATIONAL CLUB Rice and Kenneth King have been
twelve; Kentucky College for Women, versity quartette
forced out of uniform by injuries.
which toured the
five; University of Louisville, two; state last summer under the auspices
Ab. Kirwan, captain of the Kittens
Shakespeare's
Louisville Normal, two; and Transyl of the Agricultural Extension Depart- Theme Taken From
last year, who has made quite a name
"As You Like
vania, four.
for himself as a back this fall, has
ment. He is a former member of the
The secretaries and delegates were University Band. The sweetness and
been working out on one of the flanks
guests of honor at a supper given by range of his voice determine him as
Dr. A. S. Hendricks, of Lexington, while Captain Dell Ramsey has again
the Faculty Woman's Club, a hike one of the best tenors that has ever delivered a delightful address in the been shifted to end. Both have had
given Iby .Blue Ridge delegation, and come to this institution.
Educational Building at 7:30 o'clock some experience on end and can be
a tea at Patterson Hall.
Miss Josephine Frazier, who made Monday night. His address was the counted upon to take care of their po- K
an exquisite "Erminie" in the opera last j ogram for the first public meeting
MISS JEWELL RESIGNS
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year, will take the part of "Nancy." of a club recently organized in the
Miss Frazier is from Paducah, and College of Education.
He took the
The resignation of Miss Frances she has taken part in many musical place of Hon. George Colvin, State
Jewell, Dean of Women, which has entertainments there.
Superintendent of Public Instruction RIFLE
TEAM
BEGINS
been accepted, will go into effect on
Mr. Elmer Barker, who will carry who was unable to keep the engage
Thursday, November IS.
the interesting role of "Plunkett," en- ment owing to the illness of his
PRACTICINGFOR MATCH
Miss Sarah Blanding, of Lexington, tered the University this year from a daughter.
former Assistant Dean and present school in Tennessee. He has a voice
Dr. Hendricks reviewed the stages
head of the Women's .Department of of remarkable range and power, and of man as presented in Shakespeare's
A. Weingartner Elected ManPhysical Education, has been ap he has taken part in several musical pessimistic view in "As You Like It." J.
ager of The
pointed to fill the position.
productions.
He then portrayed a more optimistic
Team
KMr. J. W. McDonald will carry the old age for man if he should go thru
TO KERNEL STAFF! part of the Sheriff of Richmond. Mr. the seven stages of development
NOTICE
Tuesday afternoon the rifle team
McDonald Is a Senior and a member smiling, energetic, upwright and stal of the University started practice for
All members of the Kernel staff of
the year. Several matches have althe University Glee Club and other wart.
be sure to order a print of your pic musical organizations.
Dean Taylor, of the College of Ed ready been arranged with the different
ture to go in the annua).
Mr. Elbert DeCoursey will play the ucation presided at the meeting. The Universities. One match is scheduled
Kpart of Sir Tristran Mickleford. He officers of the club elected at a recent with the University of Maine to take
is a member of the university uiee meeting are B. I. Berry, Frankfort, place in March.
president; Frank Irwin, Warsaw, vice- Plans are being made to organize
NOTICE!
Club, the quartette and the band.
Minor singing parts will be selected president, and Miss Nancy Bcall, Mt. teams among the different clubs and
organizations in Lexington.
These
from the chorus which is unusually Sterling, secretary and treasurer.
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The Catholic Club will hold
teams are to fire matches with the
brilliant and spirited.
LAW SOCIETY MEETS
University team during the winter. All
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a meeting Sunday morning at
sophomores and advance course men
NOTICE!
10:30 o'clock at the assembly
The regular weekly meeting of the of the R. O. T. C. are requested to
Henry Clay Law Society was held try out for the team this year.
rooms on Barr street. All stunight, November 8. A
All Juniors who have not received Thursday
At the meeting last week, J. A.
dents are invited to be present
their Junior information cards, please Round Table discussion of "Should Weingartner, a junior in the Engineerwhether they are members or
see Frank H. Carter, and get them at Temporary Insanity Be a Defense for ing College, was elected manager of
not.
once, as they must be in within the Murder in Kentucky?" comprised the the team. For further information
evening's program.
next few days.
see him.

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