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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
America Was Settled in Very Early Stages, Says Smithsonian Man
Dr. O. P. Ray Finds Importan
Signs of Early Habitation
in Oklahoma
Washington, Sept. 22—Clinton that primitive man inhabited America at a time very earlier than hitherto known through the thrush of Dr. O. P. Hey, paleontological authority of the U.S. National Museum, Southern Institute of Taxonomy, Oklahoma, where were recently discovered well-aware first arrowheads and other artifacts in association with skeletons from the early part of the glacial epoch.
Acceptances of such antiquity for man in America will not only upset the prevailing notions as to human history in the western hemisphere but also in Europe, where earlier than the founded Nunbergler and Cremagnon man of Europe.
The new evidences of early man in America were unarmed, studied and reported by J. D. Ferguson and Harold J. Cook at the Museum of Natural History. The site was made to inspect the site and the circumstances surrounding the excavations. Doctor Hay is regarded as the leading authority on the animals of the prehistoric period, called the "prehistoric" which just preceded the present.
In a detailed statement to Sciences Service, Doctor Hay said;
"The fact which makes the discovery at Freedick of the profoundest importance is the occurrence of a well-known collection of gravels and on the level of the bones of a primitive elephant, a mastodon, two species of canine, two species of whale, a monkey, or four species of horse, one very large, one pony-like. Somewhat higher up was found another arrow point in the fossils, the owner of the pit, Holimann, the owner of the pit, and the founder of the fossil and artifacts, and with Dr. F. G. Priestley who brought them to the attention of the museum, but no doubt that the objects are authentic.
"A to the animals. I hold that they are characteristic of the first international stage. The time when the diplomats were laid down and the animals and the three workers lived in 2000 years ago"
New Auditorium Chairs Will Be Installed Soon
The first shipment of the upholstered opera chairs for the new Auditorium has arrived and is awaiting unpacking and transportation to the Hill. The Brown, Grannell School Supply company of Topka has the contract for applying and installing the chairs. The workhorse company will start to unpack and install these chairs first part of next week.
Approximately three thousand of these chairs will be placed on the first floor and first hallway. The second balcony and the center part of the first floor will have the regular folding chairs for the present.
The students of commuters in the School of Business will hold a smokeier this evening at the Delta Sigma Pi house, 1244 Louisiana. Between fifty and sixty men are expected to be present. The man with the black must be listening to the return of the Dempsey-Tunney fight.
The Square and Commons held a dinner at 6:30 p.m. in Wednesday at the Colonial tea room. There were twelve members present. Following the dinner the members went to the short, short mass meeting was held.
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Chancellor's Son Leaves for Stanford University
Stanley Lindley, A. B. 27, left last night for California where he will attend Lehondh University to do graduate work and be accompanied by James Price of Manhattan with whom he will room at Stanford. Price will enter the School of Engineering at the student organization of the University Aldoat. Previous to this he spent a year at Swarthmore University and graduated high school at distinguished high school in Manhattan and it was while Lindley was attending Lawrence high that they became an alumnus.
Lindley is the son of Chancellor and M. E. H. Lindley. He is a member of the Board of Trustees, university and of Beta Chi Sigma, honorary professional psychology fraternity.
Special Rates to Games
Announcement Has Attracted Much Interest
All railroads to Lawrence have granted rates of one and one-third fare for the round trip from Kansas points and Kansas City for the Wisconsin game. This fare will not all Missouri points for the Kansas-Missouri game. Such action has not been regular in previous years. This announcement will probably mean increased attendance at those games, which is attracting much interest.
The stadium is to be completed by Oct. 8, the date of the Wisconsin game. This is the first home contest of the season and the invasion of the Big Ten team promises to draw a big crowd. The day of the Argie game has been designated as Bad Day's day, so the teams will have coming day. These contests always attract a large number of football fans to Lawrence from long distances.
Kanya Phi Devotional Meeting
Kappa Phi Devotional Meeting
The Kappa Phi club of the Methodist church, with members all Methodist students, their friends, and members of the Methodist congregation to an open devotional meeting. Tuesday evening, Sept. 27, at 7:30am. Methodist church. The meeting will be in the form of a pageant.
Dr. Henry C. Tracy, head of the department of anatomy, spent the summer at Bar Harbor, Maine, doing work along the coast of Maine.
Equinox Beginning of Fall
Washington, Sept. 22 — Friday,
Sept. 23, will mark the autumn
equinox and the beginning of fall.
When the sun crosses the equator in
its southward migration, day and
night will be equal in all parts of the
world. From June through August,
change from summer to fall in the
northern hemisphere, it is the beginning
of spring for the inhabitants of
Argentina, Australia, South Africa
and other lands south of the equator.
The equinox is marked by two peculiar
phenomena. One, that occurs on October.
Other, that occurs on the equator, is that
at high noon the sun stands exactly
overhead at the zenith, and nothing
causes a shadow, unless like a tree or
umbrella, its top is bigger than its
base. But a broad-based object, like
a pyramid, cares no shadow at its
sides as it sits are illuminated
exactly alike.
Midnight Sun Will Disappear From Polar Regions
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The other solar peculiarity is that of the disappearance of the "midnight sun" from the polar regions. During the summer the sun is visible "clear" all day, and during the fall the horizon, and each night disappears for a slightly longer period. A few days after autumn has set in it vanishes completely and the Eskimo time of the long dark nights, relieved by the moon, and when the aurora is very bright.
At the same time, the 24-hour day is beginning in the Antarctic. When Commander Bryd begins his daring explorations late next summer he will have long daylight periods in which to make his preparations, and by the time his flights begin in real earnest mode, he will be able to polar plateau will not present any night-landing problems, for there will be no night there for many weeks.
Alpha Gamma Delta sorority announces the pledging of Dorothy Gutherie of Saffordville.
BOYS—Room 2nd floor, $18; roommate 2nd floor, $12.50. Garage. 1356 Tennessee, phone 1020 hard
Want Ads
ROOMS for girls, one block from campus. 1140 Miss. 16.
Nicely furnished southeast room for two girls, at 1600 Tennessee. Can obtain meals close. Call 1510.
LOST—Lady's silver watch. Birds
embossed on cone. Keepake. Reward.
Kanan office, or call 1081
black. 11
FOR-RENT to boys or men, rooms newly furnished in walnut. prices very reasonable. 1349 New Hampshire, phone 2511. 14
ROOMS for girls close to campus.
Will give board. Phone 1469 Blue.
1501 Vermont. 13
Read the Kansan want ads.
FOR RENT—Double or single room
for boys at 1341 Ohio. One block
from campus.
1'
WANTED—Two boys to wait table for board. Call 2738 White. 140
LOST: White gold Beta pin. Nam
W, G. Millikin on back. Call 55.
FOR BENT - An extra nice double room for boys, two windows, closed modern, also one single room. 1817 La, St. phone 1673 12.
GIRLS: Will someone share nice
room at 1055 Indiana at $12.50
per month? Excellent location. Cal.
2453.
FOR RENT: Furnished rooms for girls at 123 Louisiana. Formerly Wankana House. Board if desired Phone 1879.
TUXEDOS for sale. Used for rental one season. Priced to suit. Very slightly worn. New York Cleaners. 928 Mass. Phone 755. 12
WANTED student laundry. Work guaranteed and prices reasonable.
Phone 2220 white. 18
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Bernice Swowe's New Beauty Shop 14th & Kentucky Telephone 2004
We want our customers to name the new Beauty Shop at 14th and Kentucky streets. Prizes will be given for the name chosen and the next best names. Come in and get acquainted and leave your suggestion for the store, brought to the shop in person before October 1. Winners will be announced in a few days after that date.
Name this New Beauty Shop
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FOR RENT - 3rd room apartment. $25.
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MARCELING, finger fowling, water
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the 5th and Saturday. Shannon
wearing a mask. 10:16 Kentucky
phone 2776.
ment of college life. It is always ready to help with your work. Long reports and theses can be turned out in far less time, as compared with laborious long-hand methods.
LOST: Alpha Kappa Psi fraternity pin. Call Winton 365. Reward.
Then, too, think of the greater neatness and legibility of type-written work! Any prof, being human, will have a
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Phone 683
Lawrence, Kansas
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McAchran is here with a special showing of Society Brand Clothes
Rooming with a Remington Portable adds to the room.
--from 7:30 to 9 P.M. Friday, Sept. 23rd in connection with the Fall Window Unveiling. You're Cordially Invited to Inspect this store.
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Frecks for the College Girl
Frecks for Dinner Wear
Frecks for Hill Wear
Frecks for Bridge
Frecks for Dance
Frecks for Tea
Hats to Match
Felts
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Side Draping
Ornaments
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