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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1023
Scientists Seeking to Place America's Prehistoric Age
Attempt to Prove That Man
Came to This Country
With Animals
From Asia
By H. O. THOMPSON
Denver, Colorado and Sea Corps Commission.
DENVER, Colo. — The UCP—Scientists are digging into the earth in many places of the western plains country, seeking more light on fairly contorted contents that prehistoric man lived in American millions of years ago.
The work being done contradicts to a great extent the common belief that the life of man in America did not approach the antiquity found in Europe.
Asia, Center of Development Harold J. Cook, honorary curator of the University of Natural History, gave a symposium of recent scientific achievements in this region when he addressed the Cleveland-Wyoming Academy of Sciences at its annual meeting.
"During the Pleiotocene age, we have ample evidence that, various races of bison, invaded America from the northwest and from central generally admitted to have been the center of development and dispersal of mammalian life throughout ter-
Believe Men Migrated Early
Delieve Men Stigmatized Early
"Now, with all these things in mind, they must ensure that only men develop under such conditions, could migrate into America quite as well as the game he hunted, at any time they could get here?"
Following out this line of thought, Doctor Cook told of recent discoveries tending to substantiate the theory, that dinosaurs were born in Texas, were found skeletons of a new type of extinct, flat-horned bison, and remains of two races of elephant, a large camel, various extinct horses and typically pleistocheica mammals."
College Restores Building
Plan to Make First A. and M Edifice Social Center
Other Charities Served
Stillwater, the first building to be erected Old Civil War hospital restored to its original condition $40,000 will be needed to rebuild, fire and repair the building.
The construction of Old Central was begun in 1888, the brick used beekeeping boxes and the stone quarried from a hill south of town. Lumber was hauled to the mill on the farm and the students earned part of their college expenses by helping with the building.
The building has been vacant for a year and a half, and has been condemned for class room work for a year. The building is planning it is planned to use Old Central as headquarters for student activities because of its historical assoc
Early students in the college, from which the first class, six in number, was graduated, to check in their fire arms before registering and had to sign an agreement between the two schools in addition to the one preventing them from joining any Greek letter
Ardent Egyptian Suitors Used Magic on Ladies
Berlin, Jan. 16.—The ardent sultans of Cleopatra's Egypt did not rely solely on their own masculine appeal to win and hold their ladies in the lap, but rather formulate strongly reminiscent of the "holding-down goods," still purveyed by cerydists in Harlem and other theaters in France, and then tablet inscribed in Greek but found in Egypt has recently been desiccated by Prof. Karl Presidentz于Karlsruhe, and port. Instead of conjuring the object of his affection by any of the many well-known gods of the time, the smitten young woman addresses her thus:
"I bind you, Theotokisus, by the tail of the serpent, by the maw of the crocodile, by the head of the viper, by the hair of the cat, and by the members of the god, that you may not be able to give you your way to any man but Ammonion."
Having got this powerful billboard written on lead stationery by the magician-scribe, the enamored Ammon apparently did not want to have it given to his dark-eyed brother. He followed what was apparently good form in his day, and buried it in a coffin, in a grave deificated to the God of knowledge, on the heart of the fair Theodotius, however, the record rerumbet not.
Rifle Teams to Clash
Rife Titles to Class
Mambella, Kann., Kan.
The rife
manum of Mambella,
the State Agricultural
college will meet the highly-rated
rife title. The college
is in a dual match, Feb. 9.
Read the Kansan Want-Ads.
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"Question Mark" Endurance Fliers to Visit the East Soon
The members of the crew of the giant tri-motor army Fokker plane "Question Mark!" that has ensued (it might to conquer nature and the elements as follows, left to right): Michele Cari Smitz, commander; Capt. Icahn T. Bentley; captain; Capt. James K. Madden.
Around Mt. Oread
--continue his work on the Hill. The groom, the son of Mrs. and Mrs. W, E. Lattimer of Lyons, is a pledge of Phi Alpha Delta law fraternity.
A party for the men of the faculty will be given by the University. We are grateful to Dr. P. Wilson 19. This affair was first planned for December. It will be held in the University Library on Thursday, November 13.
Robert E. Jenkis, B.S.E., 26, a K. U. graduate from the School of Architecture and a member of the Sigma Chi fraternity, has accepted a post-doctoral position in the Department of Kansas City, Mo., where he will help in preparing the plans for the construction of three large department buildings to be known as The Campus.
After being graduated from this
University, attended Harvard
and Massachusetts and
spent the last year with a prominent
firm of architecture at Boston.
Markle Knipe, 'C1, who was not necessarily shot in the neck during day one of the war, received the Lawrence memorial hospital to his home in Lavenham nursing home. He is now recovering well.
Dr. R, C. M. Moore, state geologist and Dr. K, K. L. Kaurdes, assistant state geologist with Government Clyde Reed in training to the state geological survey.
The trip to Kansas City, Mo, which had been planned for Thursday by Prof. Paul A. Witty, of the School of Nursing at Iowa State University, of the non-typical child has been indefinitely postponed. The class had been moved to schools for the mentally deficient.
Bertha Trowbridge, c'32, and Warren Latimer, c'30, were married in Kansas City, Mo., Saturday, Jan. 6. Mrs. Latimer will return to the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Latimer, at the end of the first semester, while Latimer will
Vern Aberrombie, c30, of Belhout will not resume her studies until next year because of the serious illness of her mother.
Announcements
The Lawrence Drama League will meet at 7:30 this evening at the Uintarian church 12th and 13th floors, Mrs. A. J. Mix will read a play.
There will be a meeting of the Quack Club at Robinson gymnastium tonight at 7:45.
New Mexico Institute to Play Polo With O. U
Elizabeth Sherbon, president
(Other Campus Special)
Norman High, Jan. 10, a Dec. 4 polio game
pole game
Mexico Military Institute are being arranged
for the coming spring, according to
Capt. William Corkill, pole coach at
the University of Oklahoma.
(Other Campus Special)
A two-game series will be played on the military institute home fields the last of February, followed by a return series in March.
Major Edwin P., Parker, local R. C.
T., C. commandant, is arranging for the purchase of six new palm joists for preparation for the coming palms set
Send The Daily Kansan home.
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The date rule will be supported for the orchestra concert Thursday, and for that event only.
Helen Filkin, president.
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Puts Out Fire With Quart of Milk.
Portland, Ore., Jan. 10. —(UP) Fordham's fire department has been given a free lesson on how to put out a fire. When Cost, W. L. Hicke and William G. Frost arrived at the scene of an automobile blaze at the home of J. H. Reaves, they discovered that Mrs. Neaves had extinguished the fire with a quart
They saw neither. The first child's hair slipped to a bitch at the earpads of the baby, and the nurse stopped. She stopped. Mise Pose Bikker of 203 College Avenue. She shewed the driver across the street.
The story behind this novel method of arriving in shoes on time narrows down to the fact that Ebba Baker's mother, a doctor, was the master. She called the fire department, which enlisted the nurse to chase time, and her car was out of commission. The five chief men of the police put his car at her disposal.
Street toward Jason Full. Class bound students passed to book about for the fire, or at least for some sign of smoke.
Columbia, Mo. Jan, 10—The class bell counted as usual at the University of Missouri Thursday morning. Students increased their pace and hurried to avoid the negative hour denoted to absences or latecomers. Students also worked in the chief rushed through the cold morning air and tow down Ninth
Fire Chief Helps M. U.
Woman to Class on Time
Want Ads
POSITION WANTED: Mam and wife
as cook and houseman in a Fri-
ternity or Sorority house. Write Lea
McCommackey, Yater Center, Kan.
or phone 400 at my expense, Yater
Center.
Keep your feet dry by having your shoes and boots oiled and repaired at the
Mr.
VANTED: A girl to sell program ad vertising. Chance to make pi
Electric Shoe Shop
1017 Mass.
So. of Varsity
We Invoice Comparison
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Marcha Washington
Mice Snyborn
Chocolates
Chocolates
SUNDAY DINNER 12 to 2 6 to 8
Ask Those Who Have Been There
Phone 44
The Green Owl Tea Room
Phone 708
BOWERSOCK
Tonight - Tomorrow - Saturday
"bands up"
That's a dirty crack
NAUGHTY BABY WITH ALICE WHITE JACK MULHALL
A Flaming Flapper in a Ritzie Riot.
MERVYN LEROY
Presented by
PRESENTED BY RICHARD A. ROWLAND
she's Got This. She's Got That — Oh, Bob. What a Girl! Borrowed dress, borrowed coat . . . the thing she owned was a million dollars worth of "it." But what more does a beautiful blonde need to make the social register ring like the brake of a wedding bell? her modern youth with the brakes off. If you missed the others
Monday Starting
COLLEEN MOORE
money in spare time. See Manager,
Bowersock Theatre. ___ 84
"SYNTHETIC SIN'
GARAGE FOR RENT; Cement floor,
electric light. 1318 Louisiana street.
Phone 270. —84
LOST: Mottled black and white fountain pen. Finder please call 2692W, Reward. —33
LOST: In gym, a gold and silver necklace. Will the person who found it please return to 1546 Teen.
Phone 2397 M. -83
LOST: Lady's white gold wrist watch on Mass, St. or on campus.
Call 1680 R. —N2
FOUND: Ladies fountain pen 16
front of Orread Cafe, January
W. C. McNewn, 118 Marvin Hall.
LOST: A recital card. Please return to Fine Arts office or Dorothy Lee.
1701 Kentucky  Phone 1701 R.  —83
LOST: A small black patent leather purse containing a green Parker pen on which the are the initials "L.C.
D. " Cell Isabel Davis, phone 718. -82
WANTED Man or women, with sales experience, to sell electric refrigerators and refrigeration units in reckoning unnecessary. Address: 103 West Fourth Avenue, care of University Jailman, Kansas.
LAWRENCE OPTICAL COMPANY
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We specialize on parties and holiday candy. We fill any order.
For the
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inspect your formal wardrobe If everything is not perfectly spotless and fresh phone 75—
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