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The Kentucky Kernel

YGL. XL
KENTUCKY

LEXINGTON. KY.. MARCH 15, 1921

Semi-Week- ly

DEBATERS

MEET GINGINNATIANS
FRIDAY

111

GLEE CLU6 PROGRAM

STROLLERS PUTTING! OH

FINISHING TOUCHES TO

CHAPEL

Play.

Engagement for University
for Friday Night

SCHOOL QUINTET WINS

Men Arranged

Johnson, Chism and Fielder
to Affirm the Subject of Strong Cast With Final
Rehearsals For Annual
Immigration
MIKESELL

Return

TRAIN!

FRANKFORT

COACH

TENTATIVE

DATE

Large Number of Students March 31 and April 1 Time
and Friends Expected
Comedy May Be Given
Kentucky will debate the University

By Frances Marsh1

The Men's Gleo Club will givo a
concert at Frankfort, Friday evening,
March 18. Eighteen men will particl
pate, including members of the Unl'
versity Quartotto and the Saxophone
Sextotto, which is rapidly gaining In
popularity.
A very successful concert was given
In Frankfort last season, and this pro
gram is a return engagement.
The
Glee Club has been working faithfully
and a number of attractive songs have
been learned. A successful and en
joyablo trip is expected.

No. 25

Tuesday-Frida- y

STATE

CHAMPIONSHIP

KENTUCKY

HEADS ALL

COLLEGES IN MEET AT
LOUISVILLE ARMORY
i

Louisville Boys Take Finals University Track Team NosFrom Strong Union Acaded Out of First Place By
emy Team, 32 to 12
Cincy "Y," 17 to 16
MONTICELLO IS GOOD
HELD SATURDAY NIGHT
First and Second Champion
ship Cups Awarded
Wildcats Meet Loomis, of .
Chicago, Lomtfe, Princeton

Manual Training High School of
Louisville, won the Kentucky High
kibate Is on, the immigration question
School basketball tournament, SaturThe University of Kentucky track
In strained silences all the cost stop
day afternoon, by defeating Union team finished second in
which is uppermost in the minds of whispering ito listen and stare criti WEDNESDAY, MARCH
the annual
College Academy, of Barboursvllle,
any American statesman today.
Carnival of Athletics held under the
cally. The errkig Stroller speaks the
Kentucky, represented
by R. T.
BEGINNING flE HOLIDAYS 32 to 12. Manual virtually won the auspices
of the Louisville Amateur
honors when she defeated the strong
Johnson, William Chism and L. C. line; the phrase or the word, again
Montlcello team, 21 to 19, Saturday AJthletlc Federation at the Louisville
Filder, will uphold the affirmative and again, until the stage manager Is
Armory lest Saturday
ft
night.
He of the question. Prof. W. H. Mlke- - satisfied. No nervewrackfcig tedium Student Allowed Five Day at 9:00 o'clock.
The
In the finals, Union fought hard in Wildcats were nosed out of first place
M1I is coach of the Kentucky team. of repetition is spared and anything
Vacation; First Time in
; Cincinnati will be represented by J. but
the first half, it ending 12 o 11 in by the Cincinnati Y. M.
History of University
C. A. team
the strict business of rehearsals
U'"jW. Dalaell, H. E. Metzger and H. G.
Manual's favor, but in the second
which scored 17 points to Kentucky's
is frowned upon for the play comes
half was completely unable to pene.Gardner., Doctor McVey will preside
ENDS MARCH 29.
t at the debate. The ludeea are: Suner-- I first, even .before the attractions of a
trate Manual's five man defense and 16. Centre College finished third with
was forced to resort to lone shots a score of 13 points.
,itendent J. Hv Risley, president of basketball tournament or a perform i For the first time
in the history of which were hurried and inaccurate
The showing of the Kentucky team
the K. E. A., Dr. B. J. Bush, Second alnce of "Irene." For a month "Crlch-ton- "
the University of Kentucky the stu Manual played a fast and aggressive
Presbyterian Church, and Mr. Frank
was excellent, considering that this
te king.
dents and faculty are to be given an game throughout and deserved to win.
K Duncan; '
THE PLAY I am forced into "caps" Easter vacation.
The vacation will Baer, at forward and GiugUano, at was the first meet of the year and
by my enthusiasm is already good, last from Wednesday, March 23, to guard,, starred for the Crimsons and that some of the best athletes in the
Interesting debate and students are
although a Stroller will groan invari- Tuesday, March 29.
Dunbar, forward, played best fbr country were entered In the meet.
Kntucky placed in three events and
ably "Oh, Its rotten."
Interpret if The penalty as stated in the Univer Union.
chestra will furnish the music.
sity Handbook of Rules will be Inflict
s
The
were played Satur captured the college relay with ease.
you are he, this despair as real art ed
in case of absences from classes day morning
and 10:00 o'clock
PERKINSON KENTUCKY realizing its limitations, expressing a immediately preceedlng and following In the first at 9:00 Manual won over In the 60 yard hurdles Warren Clare,
game
A. A. E noble humility.
DELEGATE
"The Admirabla. this vacation unless, In such instances, Montlcello, a strong favorite at the of the Kentucky team, holder of the
1921 offering of the a satisfactory excuse is presented to start, 21 to 19, Jn a hard fought and S. I. A. A. record forced Frank Loomis,
Crichton'the
Doctor McVey Addresses Members of
exciting game. In the 10:00 o'clock of the Chicago Athletic Club, holder of
organization, will surpass easily all the Discipline Committee.
Kentucky Chapter on Professional
game Union smothered Plkesville to the Olympic record, to exert himself
past Stroller plays. Though the high
Duties
the tune of 43 to 12. The odd game of to the utmost.
merit of .Stroller plays has long been CINCINNATI GIRLS
The finish was most
the series was played at 9:00 o'clock
DEFEAT KENTUCKY Friday night, 'Montlcello triumphing spectacular, and the judges decided
P. M. Perkinson. civil engineer, and recognized; each year the critics com
president- - of the student chapter of
QUINTET, 16 to 6
that Loomis had won by inches. Don,
Continued on Page 3.
or jungi
? tne 'American Association
Xourie, the Allmerican quarterback
Continued on Page 2
Kentucky Schedule Ended in Game
to represent Ken
- seers, was selected
from Princeton, finished third in this
Thursday Night in Cincinnati
tucky at the national convention of MRS.
BRECKINRIDGE
.the, organization at Buffalo. The elec
CHI BEATS KAPPA IN event.
The Kittens ended their 1921 basket
Dave Thornton,
took place Thursday evening at
the half
FIRST SORORITY GAME mile in the S. I. A.winner of last year
ball season' in Cincinnati, Thursday
Dicker Hall. Perkinson is prominent Chicago Dean Assists
A. meet
Miss King in night,
inVhis., department and in 'the Univer
with a defeat at the hands of
annexed that event without difficulty,
Cataloging Valuable Volume
the University of Cincinnati quintet, Uniyersity "Lodges" Stage Desperate
se sity, having not only organized the
in the fast time of 2:05
In the one
despite a game fight on the. part of the
Al A. E., but also the Triangle Engl- Struggle, Ending With 12 to 11
The library of Mrs. Desha Breckin
mile handicap R. L. Porter finished a
jjKaeering Fraternity.
Kentuckians, the score being 16 to 6.
ridge, bequeathed to the University, is
Score.
close second to Dewey Kimball, the
Cincinnati gained an early lead and
Jf VDoctor HcVey addressed the meet- now being cataloged by Miss King and
the Kentucky girls were never able
iylBg on the duty of the engineering
Centre College star.
prepared for use. Mrs. Breckinridge,
to overhaul them.
Composing .the
jrofesslon in the present world prob- - who was
In one of the hardest fought and
The college relay was easily dispublic life of her
active in
team
lems
NbW :V ,was of reconstruction. His speech state, since the beginning of this con- Kentucky forwards"; were Young and most exciting girls' basket ball games posed of by the Kentucky outfit comCromwell,
Porter and Jame ever staged on the local court, the
'followed by refreshments and a tury, had
collected the original drafts
posed of Wilhelm, Thornton, Boyd and
smoker. About- sixty members were and pamphlets of all the important son, centers; Henry and Morris,
guards; Booth and Black, substitutes. Chi Omega quintet defeated the Kap Snider. Coach Bucheit was Very well S
present.
spcial legislation since 1900.
pa Kappa Gamma five, Wednesday pleased with the showing made by the1
c, ky
Miss Sopliia Nesbitt, dean of wom
FRENCH PROFESSOR ENTERTAINS night, by the score of 12 to 11. The Kentucky boys and iwith such a start
JOURNALISTS TO BANQUET
Mli
en of Chicago University, who has
game was close throughout and the the prospects are very bright for a '
ROMANCE LANGUAGE
CLUB
'itt.'Henrv Watterson chanter nf Alnha been in Lexington collecting material
The Romance Language Club was outcome was in doubt until the final championship
Breckinridge,
biography of Mrs.
track team for 1921.
'Vft?Delta Sigma will entertain with a ban- - for a
entertained with a most delightful
' quet
at 'the Lafayette hotel, Thurs prepared the library for disposal. The program, Monday evening, in the moment of play.
ay night, March 17. The eleven ac collection is a valuable addition to Little Theatre, when Prof. Hubert de iThe Chi Omega team had a lead of
CHORAL CLUB TO MEET
department of
Jtiye members of the chapter and sev- books available for the
All membersof "Robin Hood" are.
Waeganaere, Lexington, sang a num iseveral points all during the game
sociology and kindred sciences.
.f eral alumni will be present.
ber of French
His pro untill the lasit few moments of play members of the newly organized choral
&
The active members arer Hernuon
gram was composed of charming se when the Kappa's obtained a lead of club. This club meets every Wed
V Tirana
nmnrv Vfavtay THIIov1 Tinnon Alpha Tau Omega to
lections, varying fx;om the pathos one
:Donald Dinning, Fred Augsburg, Ro- Entertain With Dance expressed in French lyrics to the light, most polnt,(tonly to be overcome by a nesday in Professor Lampert's music
sensational goal caged by a Chi room at 3:40. All members are urged
ijioya, ueraiu
V,Brc 'ituiuio,
airy songs which were equally as
j , Griffin, Emmett Swlsshelm, Burton BMAnnuol Affair One of the Outstand beautiful.' Professor de Waeganaere Om'ega, and the game was over. Mar to be present Wednesday, March 16,
was ably accompanied at the piano garet Smith and Lucy Kavanaughi car- as important matters are to be dis
ing Events of Social Calendar.
by Mary Elizabeth Lyons, and the pro ried off the honors for the victors, cussed.
If-SIG ALPHS HQNOR FOUNDERS
The Nu Ma chapter of Alpha Tau gram proved to be one of the most in who were also the challengers, and
C. C. 'ANDERSON, President
teresting of the year. The rendition Henrietta Rogers played
.
'Founders' Day of Sigma Alpha Epsl- - Omega fraternity will entertain" with of
the stellar
de la Lune" was excep
"Auij
Ion was observed with a banquet in their annual dance on Wednesday
TARGET EXPERTS TO BE
role for the Kappa quintette,
ttonally fine.
pnvaio aining room or tne iaiayette evening, March 23, from 8 until 12,
SELECTED
Last night the Alpha XI Delta and
hotel last Wednesday night, from 8:00
The target contest team, consisting
In the Phoenix Hotel ball room, which PAULINE HOGG TO BE MARRIED Alpha Gamma Delta
teams locked
UHtll 10:00 o'clock. Fifty-livcovers
of ten men, will bo selected this week
TO C. V. COWGILL TUESDAY horns in the second game of the inter- - to enter in tho target contest
were laid for the active members of will be decorated in blue and gold,
of Tonth
Miss Paulino Hogg, of Versailles, (sorority series. The winner of this Corps Area, beginning March 21.
Kentucky Epsilon chapter, the pledges, the fraternity colors, and lighted by
V'tke f ratters in urbe, and visitors. Fro- - the electric shield of the fraternity.
of Kentucky men have refreshman in the JOoUego of Arts and conltest will ho matched with the win
mm- "UBor 'Thompson II. Bryant acted as The chkporon'es will bo: President Sciences, before leaving school last ner of the Kappa Delta-Ch- i
Omega sponded splendily for practico and
V&astmaster for the occasion, and and Mrs. F. L. McVey, Dean and Mrs. Friday, announced to her friends that game, which is to take place within seem to have a good clianco to win.
Many responses were given.
C. 'R. Melchor, Doan Josephine Sim- - her marriage to O. V. CowgUl, of the week.
TAU BETA PI DANCE FRIDA
rail, Judge and Mrs. W. fT. Lafferty, Leingtion, would take place Tuesday,
The line-up- :
Tau Beta Pi honorary Engineering
l PHI ALPHA DELTA INITIATES
Kappa fraternity, will ontortaln with Its an
Position
'Phi Alpha Delta Law fraternity, held Dr, and Mrs. W. D. Funkhouser, Mr. March 15, and the news came as a Chi
' . Jjutlationfor thoir nine pledges, Tuoa- - and Mrs. Bart Peak, Mr.land Mrs. Paul teurpiiso to her friends.
Rogers (7) nual dance at the Phoenix Hotol, FriMr. Cowglll, Rlpy (4)
day evening, March 18.
iay
March
Dowinfng (2)
Hb1 rStte eveniug, After 8, at the LaFay - Blazer, Miss Crane, Miss Berkeley, a former student of Transylvania, is Rlpy (4)
Hotel.
the initiation sup- Professor
, Asbury
and Mrs. Harlacher, Pro engaged in the wholesale, notion and Jackson
mem-th- e
r was served to the forty-livSENIOR DUES
The young people Kavanaugh (4)
Cromwell (2)
Initiates being the . honor fessor and Mrs, Nollow, Miss Margaret candy business,
All Seniors are requested to pay
will make their homo in Lexington.
McLaughlin and Mrs. C. J, Smith.
Harrison
.Simmons J their class duos boforo April 1.
JCHMtS.

of Cincinnati In chapel TFrlday evoking, March 18, at 8:00 o'clock. The

"Try it again," testily.

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