FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21. 1927
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
PAGE THREE
London Stenographer Fails in Attempt to Swim English Channel
Miles to Go
Miss Mercedes Gleitz Forcee to Stop With Only Three Miles to Go
(United Press)
Cape Girassol Nes, France, Oct. 21-24. A glittery, a London atlantic museum, an atlantic stationation" attempt to swim the channel but was contingent in the impossible
She entered the water here at 4:20 n. m. with the temperature of the water registering 66 degrees. Miss Glitze carried on gromly until 3 p. m. when she was three miles southeast of Dover, her objective. Miss Glitze attempted to swim a successful attempt to swim the channel earlier in the season.
Doctor Logan, a famous English woman swimmer, about a week ago announced that she would swim side and announced that her swim had shattered the record held by Gortcock Ederle, American woman, who announced the Logan anounced the swim a fake.
Miss Gleitzer felt that a stigma was placed upon all English swimmers in the water, across the sea, she did thematically to swim again to vindicate all who might attempt to swim, and made seven attempts previously to swim the channel before she was seen.
Today's attempt was her ninth.
Science Research Needed
Opportunities as Great as in Pasteur's Time
(Science Service)
Cincinnati, Oct. 21—Great open space still exist in mankind's knowledge about keeping well, Dr. Charles W. Pinkney, a professor of the Public Health Association, told the thousand delegates attending the opening session of the Association's annual meeting.
'What is not known about maintaining and perfecting the health of mankind is far greater than what is known,' he declared. 'The opportunities for discovery are as great to science as to Harvey, Pasteur, and Litter.'
"Today we enjoy freedom from the world, and we great plagues of the world, but we great plagues of the thunders whose scientific labors accompanied perhaps by exposure to the elements, water, and saved countless human lives. But even now there is the greatest need for science."
"The science which can point to its achievements against small mammals, human diseases and typhus fever, tuberculosis and a score of other diseases, as well as to a rapid bonghunting of human hosts is one of the vast numbers of infants from early death, need not be ashamed to acquire some experiments have failed."
Miss Hazel Hayes, B. S., 27, is teaching at the Denver Conservatory of Music and along with her teaching she is studying voice.
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Skill Shown in Pottery of Ancient Tlaxcalans
Among the most beautiful pottery made by people in America before the coming of the Sunniaries is the pottery from Edouard Noguera of the Mexican department of archaeology. Doctor Noguera, who has been excavating an Axtec temple near the town of Tlaxcala, Mexico, was one of the certain art of that race.
(Glauca Nervae)
The Mexico City museum collection makes the deft theaxil pottery maker an important art form with supports, wires with handles and bowls and dabbles with almost flat surfaces. There are some vessels in the form of the human foot and others in the shape of an axe.
Most of the pieces have red or yellow foundations upon which are placed hardened ceramic gray or glass Pyramid figures are common symbols used in the decoration, and there are also human statues, plants, plants and portions of the anatomy such as hands, skulls and feet. The statues are verticized and show easy skill.
Some of the vessels are embossed with human or animal heads which serve as handles. Groteus heads of sea turtles are used in the feet of vessels.
The typical Thiacea pottery is distributed by its extreme hardness and porosity. It is mixed clay and in better baked than most pottery of other regions, he
The Tlaxcalan pottery seems to be a link between the ceramic art of the Mayas of the south and the races of Mexico. Examples of Tlaxcalan pottery are found so widely scattered over distant marts of Mexico that it is thought that it was valued highly for its ornamental qualities as served a medium of exchange.
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Transmutation of Atoms
Mountains May Be Raised By Evolution Energy
(Science Services)
Ubana, Ill., Oct. 21 — The heat of the earth as used in mountain building has been transferred to space and that which is radiated into space may come from the evolution or transmutation of one element into another. Mr. Eberle made this morning to the National Academy of Sciences, now meeting in Washington, Howard of the University of Illinois.
Doctor Howard's studies have been concerned with the old-numbered elements as they were arranged in the orders of their weights, beginning with hydrogen, the lightest, as numbers 1 through 8. As it is called its atomic number, many elements consist of mixtures of what the chemist calls isotopes. The isotopes of a given element are all the atoms that make up the slightly different weights. Doctor Howard has worked out a series of rules by which the isotopes that have
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MYSTERIOUS SUBMARINE IN MID-PACIFIC
A derelict submarine adrift on the vast expanse of the Pacific has the nations' seasoned navigators guessing. Its black hulk, almost entirely submerged, has been a serious shipping menace for many years. The absence of its armored deck failed to fix responsibility for its existence. By some unimaginary sea-seasoned travelers the sub has been held to be an optical illusion. It is believed however by persistent investigators that the strange craft is a German submarine disabled during the war. The U. S. S. Navy overhailed the sub, and efforts are in order to solve the mystery.
not yet been successfully divided may be predicted.
These relationships together with this experimental result lead Doctor Huntley to believe that numbered elements may have been formed from the lightest isotopes of the even numbered elements. According to modern ideas of the structures of atoms, these light and heavy elements complied by the less from the first element of a proton to form an atom of hydrogen, while the atom remaining would be that of an odd-numbered
As the process would be accompanied by the liberation of doctor, Doctor Howard thinks that this is sufficient to count for much of the earth's heat.
Baptist Students to Party
"At the Sign of the Cate" the Bap't student tests will give their annual Halloween party Saturday, Oct. 22, at 8 p.m., "At the Sign of the Cate" the Bap't student tests will give their annual Halloween street, according to Marian Cowles, c28, chairman of the committee in charge. Other members of the committee are the party are, Margaret Carver, c29; Virgin Carol, uned; Ruta Canwal, c29; Mary Alice Sheman, uned; Evelyn Enston, uned; Elomor Northville, uned; Robert Sherwin, c31; and Robert Sherwin, c31.
Mrs. Sheape Visits Kappa House
Mrs. E. S. P. Sheape of Batavia, IL.
Mrs. F. S. Sheape of Batavia,
Kappa Kappa sorority, is a visitor at
the Kappa house this week and will
be here until Saturday. Mrs.
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