THURSDAY JANUARY 5, 2014
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
PAGE FIVE
Alumnus of 1848 Found
Ohio Wesleyan Officials Claim
Oldest Graduate
United States
Delaware, Ohio—four —Dr. Stephan W. Wilhitson, Wyoming, O., oldest living alumnus of Ohio Westekean University, who recently celebrated his 100th birthday, is believed to be the oldest graduate in the United States.
Officials of the Ohio Wesleyan
dualism association here hope to hear
from anyone who can challenge Dase
for his role in the title of the
"oldest living college graduate."
Doctor Williams will celebrate the 80th anniversary of his graduation from Ohio Wesleyan University next June, having graduated in the class he is in the sole survivor. He has made a life in Cincinnati stand from a few years spent teaching at Ohio Westen and later at McKenzie College, Lebanon, III. He became connected with the Monitor Book Concern, Cincinnati, in 1850, and served as book editor for that organization during 40 years.
Some 16,000 volumes are included in the private library which Doctor Williams has collected. Although he is now unable to leave his home, due to illness he will be still able to read his Testament in the original Greek as a mental diversion.
'Quizzes' Still Necessary
Tests Fail to Predict Grades of College Students
--in most every instance
Nashville, Tenn., Jan. 5—College students must continue to submit to the painful process of taking examinations in order that their teachers receive them. Appropriate periments to predict what they would do in psychology courses by psychological tests given in advance have been proposed in this Association for the Advancement of Science meeting here today, Dr. Joseph Peterson of the George Poulos School for Teachers, told of his researches.
The experiments were made with two hundred second-grade students, with the first group being the best practically so correlation was found between the scores in the tests and the scores on the exam.
Professor Peterson thinks that the diverse interests and social activities of the students account for this failure of the tests in prediction. In fact, his research indicates that intelligent learners enough intelligence for one to become a sophomore college students have important roles in determining success in payoff simulations, and in examinations. This is probably true also for any other college subject."
Highway Map Indicates Straight Roads Dangerou
National Penal
Olympia, Wash., Jan. 5, —Donna'ren's curve," and other such nicknames for sections of highways may be fitting but evidence gathered by the Washington state highway patrol is that the 168-mile road which is most dangerous,
It was discovered that nicknames given to curves, generally, are not deserved.
The highway patrol has checked the Pacific highways this year in an attempt to determine the cause of accidentes, including the causes that each cause whenever possible.
The patrolman drew a map of the highway and placed a colored pin where the police car had curved. The straightways bulge with these pins now while the curves are curved.
Edward S. Dickinson, A.B., 222a in Lawrence Monday, Mr. Dickinson has been employed in the advertising industry and is a City Star during the past five years.
College, women are becoming
other and college men larger; as-
cording to investigations made by the
Federal Bureau of Investigation,
at the University of California.
The Wisconsin University extension division is offering a training course for policemen this semester.
Soviet athletes will not participate in the Olympic games at Amsterdam next year.
Send the Daily Kansan homes.
Winter Oil Special
Mobiloil
A-E or Arctic 5 gal. $4.50
Carters 1000 Mass.
BRITISH STUDENTS AID HOSPITAL FUND
UNDERWHO & UNDERWOOD, M. F.
Birmingham, England.-Grown fantastically the students of Birmingham University raise money for the aid of the Birmingham Hospital.
Around Mt. Oread
--in most every instance
Miss. Vera Jeiden, instructor in the department of home economics is seating Dr. Floreance Sherborn's class, who is in Battle, Creek, Mich.
A new cabinet to contain the uniforms of the N, O, T. C, when they are turned in at the end of the year (under construction in Fowler shops).
Prof. G. Beal, of the School of Engineering and Architecture reviewed the annual convention of Scarab in East during the Christmas holiday at the regular meeting of the fraternity Tuesday, Jan. 5. Marsh Brown e28, and Professors Beal were the delegates from the Kansas state.
Goldwin Goldsmith, professor of architecture, will leave Jan. 13 for fifteenure. Wis. to attend the annual convention of the Wisconsin baptist of the American Institute of architecture. Professor Goldsmith will provide at the convention as the speaker of the Missouri valley district.
Dr. F. W. Blackman, professor of sociology, lectured to the freshmen in the engineering schools at 8:30 a.m. and later presented her in the *Scientific World*. Next meeting will give second lecture on *Social Security* to the industrial and Social Life.*
Prof. Rosemary Ketcham returned not night from Cincinnati, Ohio, where she attended the annual meet and greet of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Dec. 29, 28, and 20 in the Gilbert office. Representatives from most states arrived to the event at the eastern states were present.
Dr. B, L. S肋bacher of Nanaus
Mo, Jm and Jack Figursky, a minor
in the School of Medicine, Rockville,
Md. He is co-invited to be the national convention of the Phi
John Epsilon Trinity which was
Philadelphia, on Dec. 26, 27 and
28.
Carroll Meigs, e28, and assistant instructor in architecture, recurred yesterday after spending the holidays in Washington and Pittsburgh where he studied schools of architecture at Carnegie College and Pittsburgh University.
George P. Hershel B, R. S., 25,
employed by the Waverton Electric
company of St. Louis, is in Lawrence
Bancorp at the Delta Sigma
Lamboni house.
Dance frocks — Dinner frocks
Dresses for Afternoon
Wool frocks for the Hill
Cloth Coats Handsomely furred
Tailored Sports Coats
Fur Coats and Fur Scarfs
Silk Underthings and Slips
Costume Jewelry, Bags,
Purses, Vanities
very winter hat — Felt, Velour, Silk
Just Before Inventory---
The Sale of the Year--in most every instance
Bullene's
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Old Age
Albert H. Fearing
Olin K. Fowing
Tolbertson, 1671 Black
Historic Building
Special Acquaints
Provident Mutual
Come Friday — Come Saturday
The Price will be Half or Less
Bullene's
A Resolution Worth Your
While---at Our Stores
"trade at Lander's"
Yellow Cab Co.
PHONE 711 for taxi Prompt Service Courteous Drivers
THE ROUND CORNER
No.1
801 Mass. St.
Phone 20
$1.25
Croomulsion
89c
81.25
Pinkhams Comp.
$ 89 c $
$1.00
Stamplax
69c
25c Palmful Tale for after shaving 17c
35c
50c West's Tooth Brush 38c
25c Listerine Tooth Paste 19c
30c Bromo Quining 19c
30c
Kolynos Tooth Paste
19c
Palmolive Shaving Cream
$1.20
Sal Hepatica
89c
50c Melba Cleansing Cream 34c
23c
FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE We stock Toilet Articles
$1.00
Liliae Venetale
59c
15c
Borax Soap Chips
3 for 25c
50c
Aqua Velva
36c
TWO STORES
WE DELIVER
Mail Orders accepted at these prices when accomained with check and 10% added for postage and packing.
Specials for Friday and Saturday
No.2
715 Mass. St.
Phone 17
A Few Reasons for Trading
Mints, lb 59c
1 lb. Jar Hard Candy 32c
Horsehead Drops, lb 33c
1 lb. Box Happiness
Assorted Chocolates, $1 val.
Patents
Asstd. Chocolates, lb. 29c
Peanut Brittle, lb. 21c
Chocolate Covered
$1 Squib's Mineral Oil.
12.91 Sal Hepatica 89c
16.09 Syrup Figs 42a
17.05 Mendes C, L Oil 69c
18.13 Cuticura Oint. 79c
18.12 Zoute 89c
18.09 Papae Diaspinsen 49c
18.10 Nusated Iron 89c
18.13 Creolunion 89c
40c Castoria 26c
18.15 Virol 89c
70e Shaan's Liniment 59c
70e Petrolagar $1.19
71.10 Karnak 63c
71.10 Stanolex 63c
10% to 40% Savings
Candy Specials
Maltose 59e
75c Milk Sugar 59e
25c Mennen's Baby
Takf 19e
Baby Supplies
18 Horiick Malt, Milk 69#
20 philips Magnesium 39#
22 hypega Bottle 13#
25 pyrex Bottle 19#
26 mellin's Food 69#
27 meads Dextri
35c
Cunctus Corn Remedy
26c
Shaving Preparations
brooklyn Linen Station-
ery, 100 sheets large 80x60
paper, 50 Velvels to an inch
988
50c Menneen's Shaving Cream
43c
35e Williams Cream 26c
35e Squibble Cream 26c
35e Listerine Cream 26c
30w Wims, Ac. Vein 26c
30w Barber's Bur,
4 for
50c Menneen's Skin Balm
33c
50c Eveready Blades 28c
42c Gem Blades 28c
50c Auto Stirr Blades
29c
Dentrifices
50c Ipnam Tooth
Paste 34c
60c Pepsodent 34z
60c Fornham Paste 43c
50c Mykel Powder 39c
$1 Chartex 89c
25c Lavors 21c
$1.25 Pyros 19c
25c Listorine Paste 19c
$1 Epoyrol 69c
$1.25 Glycynthymine 89c
$2 Caron's Black Narcissus Tale (The Gnome)
$1.29
50c Flu Caps 39c
50c
Palmolive Shampoo
33c
75c
Whisk Broom
39c
$1.00
Gillette Razor Blades
65c
25c Feenamint Gum 19c
$1.25
Bayer Aspirin
89c
$1.00 Nujol 69c
$1.00
Lavoris
73c
$1.50
Van Ess Dandruff
Remedy
98c
50c
Bicycle Cards
38c
35c Energine 21c
25c R & G Pomade Lipstick 19c
$12.50 J. B. L. Cascade Internal Bath ... $9.69
81.00
Lucky Tiger Hair Tonic
69c
25c
Djer Kiss Talec
19c
75c Baume Analgesic Bengue 49c
With each tube toothpaste purchased at our stores Friday and Saturday regardless of Price we will sell a 50c genuine Rubberstet Tooth Brush for 18c. Get the family new tooth brushes at this sale.
COTY'S FACE POWDER (only one to a customer) ... 71c
81 Listerine (Lambert's). One to a customer
.69c