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SL:Z,\IA Y, QTORER 24,, 1926

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EXPLORER TO LECTURE'
ONI 'AMERICKIS EGYPT~
Spea -r Ras in hied Fame Both As j
Explorer Anid Author; Wrote I
Recent iNovel
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Gregory Mao', writer and explor-
er, Will deliver the second lecture on
the Oratorical association series Tues-
day M ight, Nov. 2, in Hill auditorium.
Mr. llfason's subject will be "The Lost
Citiej of Yucatan-America's E~gypt,"
wihhe explored recently.
Th-1 lecture will be illustrated with
,;teif optican slides secured by the
]Va gun-Spinden expedition, which dis-j
covered five hitherto unknown cities
in eastern Yucatan. The expedition,
which had the collaberation of the
PealdTy museum of Harvard univer-
naity, was led' by Mr. Mason, who acted
as Iiistorian, and Dr. Joseph Spinden,
anthrfopologist and geologist.
The expedition was the first Amer-j
loan kxploring party which visited this
district; and until recently eastern
YucW-an, or the state of Quintana, Roo,
has been known only as an area of
dense forest and unhealthful climate.
The 'Mason-Spinden expedition had toE
estab~lish friendly relations with the
inhabitants, the Maya Indians, before
t hey were permitted to enter. The only
lev(-us contact these tribes had had
v ith j butscers was with the repre-
iortatives of the American Chicle
company, which had established camps
and ceared trails through the coun-
try.;
Acc~ording to Mr.,Mason the civiliza-
tioni which flourished in this district
thousands 'of years ago rivals even
that; of ancient Egypt. Remains o
grea tbeauty and historical value were
uii~coyered in every place visited by
4 the explorers and there still remain
a groat number of unexplored ruins,
whi ch may yield remains of inestimna-
ble value. r
Th e language of these people con-
tdinet a large number of words ap-
parently of Greek and Latin origin,
ai tis the opinion of many that the
laid was at one time connected with
th~ continent of Atlantis, which geol-
og sts estimate to have been sub-
nmerged about 11,000 years ago.
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tot$ Zielinskies, the "bandit king,"
fl~king to his recent funeral cere-
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