SUNDAY, JANUARY 15, 1923
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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Scientist Discovers Method of Diagnosis of Cancerous Tissue
Defense Cells Injured in Fight With Disease Give Means of Detection
of Detection
--n, but he was also an important Doctor Lawyer summarized in popular form a part of the information which she obtained during a year's study abroad. Through the examination of modern evidence and her knowledge of the modern art, she able to restore and interpret many of the movements involved in the old Greek dance.
New York, Jamaica, A—The development of a method of diagnosis for certain kinds of human cancers accomplished by Dr. George N. Papapason (Feb. 2013) is an advance in the campaign that science is waging against this disease. By a simple microscopic inspection of the funds of a part of the body, the location of the multigrain growth is able to detect the presence of the cancers. The appearance of the cells that have been injured in their fight against the abnormal growth is different from that of healthy normal cells.
Although the research is as yet in its early stages and the scientific details are not yet published, it is probable that the new diagnostic method will eventually be available for clinical use and that it will enable faster diagnosis of an allergy in early stages when it can best be attacked and checked.
Cancer is caused by normal cell-crunning wild and growing with a vigor that is otherwise shown in only the young, embryonic tissues. Such cancers are often caused by to create cancer is attacked by defenders of the body's health, the phagocytes and related cells, many of whom are wounded in the combat and hear the man they that Damnation the observation and uses as a diagnostic observations.
The encancers that Doctor Papanianoula can detect by his new method are those of the female genital orchid. They can be found in the genital tract. There is hope that the same method of diagnosis will be applied to other fluids of the body, thus locating easily malignant lesions in other parts of the human anatomy.
The discovery was made as a byproduct of fundamental work on the nature of sex in women. Following successful investigations of the sexual cycle of green algae, many scientists used same methods of research were applied to women in health and disease with results that promise to confer real blessings upon the human race just as they do to animals, whose illnesses are extreme to require their application.
Americans Lead in Paris
French Count Declares Woman of U. S. Run Society
Paris, Jan. 14—American women have found a loyal defender in a scion of one of France's greatest and oldest monarchs, King Louis XIV, in Rocheforta, whose other claim to renown is that he is the husband of one of France's most attractive accents.
Count Stamias declares that in a quarter of a century American women marrying into old French families have modified the physiognomy of Paris and changed its pleasures. indoor to outdoor because they have become overcrowded gibbed ballrooms into the cabbages and centres of night life.
"American women really run the society of present day Paris," Count Stansiak wrote in a criticism of so many of the 20th-century publication of American women.
"Nature has favored her." Her body is remarkable by the breath of her shoulders, the great flat expanse of chest, the length and fine lines of limbs. It is a woman of women. The American has made it actually indecent for a women to possess room and flesh limbs. "In her toilet table she is extra simple and skinny," the armulets and glass ablacates to her Oriental sisters. When an American woman starts to loudly serve with jewelry, sign she is getting old. European women must copy them or lose out.
"They have caused the demi-mondainly practices to disappear. The grandiose receptions of our father's days have given away to mud dishes around Pamphlet Street, another. Conversation has given way to the rythm of music.
"American women are made for that life. They are pals of speed and grace, and not men, but up by her sobriability, by her opinion of herself. She is in her own best press."
Greek Dance Explained to Club by Miss Lawler
Dr. Lillian M. Lawler, of the department of Latin and Greek, explained and demonstrated various phases of the Greek day club of the meeting club of the university club of the high school in Kansas City, on Friday morning at 10.
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In Society
--up on before, according to Minna S. Moodie, curator of the museum.
A representative of the General Electric Company was not in Lawrence Friday showing images pictures to the electrical engineers of Japan and Russia. The pictures show, here, New General Electric pictures.
Phi Delta Theta held a tea Tuesday afternoon at 3:00 till 5:00, honoring their housemother, Mrs. J. H. Kreamer, about two hundred years ago. A fraternity and sorority housemothers and student representatives, were invited to have Phi Delta Theta sisters; Dorothy Gafford, Mildred Meuser, Margaret Mize, Elizabeth Docksecker, Dustbackster, and Katharine Snider.
A 12 o'clock party was held at the Phi Delta Theta house Friday evening. Decorations were forms and music; the musicians resigned the music for dancing. The chippewas were Mrs. J. H. Kreamer, Ms. Neal K. Thompson, and Mrs. McGrath. The band were Miss Betty Delong and John Ingalls, Attachment; Miss Myra Little, John Hussell, and John Junction City, John Junction City, William Powell, Kansas City, Mo.
Fli Mu Alpha entertained with an house dance Friday evening from 9:00 t12 12:00. Merle Griffith's Original Jawhawk舞厅 performance, Dr. and Mrs., A. P. Hults, Ms. L. N Flint, Mr. and Mrs. T, A. Larmore, and Mrs. Eugene Christy, Gordon Leen, Jr. City, Ms. was an out of town guest.
The Methodist students held a "Friday the thirteenth" party in the church basement Friday night, Gamen and contents were played during the evening, at the close of which a refreshment event took place. The Brock, c29, served refreshments. About fifty students were present.
Kappa Kappa Gamma bepi heb
house for social fraternities on the
Hill Saturday night, Jan. 14, from 8 to
11 o'clock.
The Lutheran Student Association leaed a Leap Year party at the church in front Friday evening. Auctioning off of the sale, and which were purchased by the women was one of the main events of the affair. Refreshments were served late in the evening. Between thirty and forty students were
Dorothy Johnston spent the week end at her home in Kansas City.
4. Robert Lee and his wife, Helen Hoagland Lee, of Manhattan are spending the week-end at the Acacia house.
Marie Culp and Evelyn Stover spent the week-end in Kansas City
Around Mt. Oread
--up on before, according to Minna S. Moodie, curator of the museum.
A representative of the General Electric Company was not in Lawrence Friday showing images pictures to the electrical engineers of Japan and Russia. The pictures show, here, New General Electric pictures.
Senior architects have a one day problem sketch of a tourist camp in a national forest on display in the department of architecture.
Fred Crain, Kansas City, Kan. and Simeon Webb, Pittsburgh, students in the School of Law, will take their state law examination the last part
Dean George C. Shand, of the School of Engineering and Architecture, will be in Kansas City Wednesday to attend the trustees' meeting of the Missouri, Kansas and Arkansas district of the Kwianis Club.
The new wall cases of Indian relics are being put on display in the baseboard of Spooner-Thayer museum. The case includes lead, and pipe which have not been
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JOHN GILBERT in his greatest romantic role!
JEANNE EAGELS
famous stage beauty now a screen sensation!
Prof. Goldfish Goldinom of the department of architecture, left Friday for Milwaukee where he will serve as chair of the Institute of Architecture is holding its annual convention. Professor Goldinom is also on a visiting city, representing the sixth district.
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A class in life saving will be offered next semester on Tuesday and Thursday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. to enroll in the class may substitute it for regular gym classes. Requires
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1. Swim 400 yards any stroke.
2. Good back and side strokes.
3. Surface dive.
Stewart Henry g'94, has received the unusual honor of having the laureus of one of his lectures at the University of Montreal. Academicians at a regular meeting of the French Academy, and in addition to this in 1872 he was awarded the burying of the Farty Immortals. This as far as it is known, in the only instance of the kind in the case of his own life.
Friday - Saturday "The Covered Wagon"
4. Plain front dive.
Lonely Existence Is Led by Rooster With Horns
Walden University
Hot Springs, Ark. Jan. 14—Now the rooster has joined the list of horned animals. At least one rooster has, for on the Arkansas alligator farm in Hot Springs is a large white rooster with two horns sticking out from his head, one on each ear. The rooster is well-tolerant to two or three inches long, give the rooster a most uncanny appearance. This freak bird, unlike his brother, has practically no spurs in use in his fights. Nature, after getting the rooster into its cage, puts spurs were useless, and they seem to be, for it is said that one look at his horns is enough to set the other roosters going in the opposite direction.
american novel.
With the pullets it is a different matter. They violently prefer air, so the horse can fly. The roosters won't fight him, and the pullets ignore him. All he can do is to crew him and take different to the world at large.
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The K. U., Dames will be entertained at a bridge and bumble party at the home of Mrs. Porter Clark, 912 Miauson, Tuesday, Jan. 17. There planning to attend are reserved for Tuesday or 30 or 31 AM before Monday noon.
The Jaghawk picture of the Fencing club will be taken Tuesday afternoon, Jan. 17 at 4:30 in front of the gymnasium. All members are urged to be present—James D. Gilmore, chairman photograph committee.
Announcements
VOLUME TERMS
--for Sunday Night
--for Sunday Night
KFKU Program
KEKU will broadcast the following radio program this afternoon:
2:00 Roseen Palmgren
Burke Palmgren
The Swan Saint-Saens
Morach Chammetre Boxx
--for Sunday Night
Dorothy Enlow, Organist
'215 Courier Partially! (La Fieilia
3:15 Comienze Partir! (La Figina
det Ragmagine) . Donnizzet!
Who's n't My Window? Osborn
3:25 Midnight Bells Kreisler
Fairy Sailing Burleigh
35 Stille Shranzen Schumann
Laughing Song Hallett Gilberts
71 Ann Collins Sorran
Second Vesper Organ Recital, by Laurel Everette Anderson, of the Fine Arts faculty.
Special
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3:45 Fresquita Lehrman
Negro Spiritual Cameron White
President
Negro Spiritual Cameron Whit
Luther Leavengood, Violinist
EXAMINATION WEEK
Laughing Song, Hanuel Gimber
Thora Ann Collins, Soprano
0.5 Flatness Lehman
Negro Spiritual Cantata 40th
Luther Leavengood, Violinist
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Regular daily publication will be resumed Tuesday, January 31st.
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The last regular daily issue of the semester will be Thursday, January 19th.
FOR BOYS—Pleasant room for rent
for second semester. Also made-to-
order angel food cakes, many other
and plaes. 940 IOF. Phone
940 600 L.
LOST: A square silk scarf near Ad-
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return to College Office. 91
FOR RENT: Double room—reasonable rates. Meals if desired. 1260
Team. Phone 939. 94
FOR RENT: Two large desirable
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FOUND: On January 9th, corner Ken-
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Mrs. A. M. Willett, 1805 Vermont, 91
FOR RENT - Two nice, light, warm,
double-room; and one single,
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LOST—Pair dark-rimmed tortoise shell glasses. Call 365, or leave at Fannie Mae business office 24
tccDMS for girls—$10, $11 and
$12.50, 1400 Tennessee, Mrs. Ruby
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FOR BOYS—Two double rooms. One with private sleeping porch. Phone 1555. 1416 Tennessee. 92
FURNIATURE consisting of rockers and library tables for sale. Call 1418. 93
FOR RENT—Apartment at Oread.
Call 1418. 93
PHONE 711 for that taxi. Prompt service. New equipment. New management. Yellow Cab Co. 92
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FOR RENT - Desirable rooms for girls. Good meals served to both boys and girls. 1245 Oread, Phone 2607-2383 The Campus House. 922
Valeteria,
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Not only do we press your clothes, we shape them, exactly as was done on the skirt. The collar is shaped on a special collar press; the shoulders on a shoulder press; the coat front on forming plexuses; the back on forming plexuses (or in the case of skirts, on a skirt press).
VALETERIA means better pressing the kind of pressing that shapes the clothes.
No shining or flattening as in the old-fashioned flat-iron method—but a graceful smoothing and storehouses to store the lines and style your tulle put there.
Phone us and we'll call immediately for suits, skirts, or coats, or give them a Vule-pressing that will make you proud to wear them.
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This is the pressing service now being advertised in the Saturday Evening Post—and our customers are ill-used and exclusive—is the first in the city.
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MARCELLING, finger waving, water
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Friday and Saturday. Skippings.
phone 2775. 1055 Kentucky.
phone 2775.
FOR QUICK SALE: 3-story house,
between University and business
district. A snap for fraternity, club
or private residence. Pt. cash, Passionism at once. For participation.
phone 1551 W.
FOR RENT—Simple room for bays
for the second semester at 1091
Maine, Phone 1369W,
91
WANTED—Student to earn his way
rest of the school year. $23 New
Hampshire. 91
LDST: a yellow and black Parior
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FOR RENT: 2 nice, light, warm,
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FOR RENT: Double or single, to boys, large, warm, room. 1501 Vermont. Telephone 127. 94
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Call 72580, Louis Shaw. 94
FOR BENT - South room for boys,
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