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"The name 'Stone Age' is given to i "The most distinctive remains inI
the Stone Age more as a matter of
courtesy than as a matter of fat," de-
clared Dean Wilbert D. Hinsdale yes-
terday afternoon, in a lecture on "The
Stone Age in Michigan," before Sum-
mer session students, in the Natural
Science auditorium. "Man in the
Stone Age used tools of wood, shell
Michigan and probably also in the
entire country are the garden beds.
These fields that are symetrically ar-.
ranged, and are found for the mostI
part, only in Michigan," said Dean
Hinsdale'.' "The regularity of these is
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unique and it is possible that they may
have' been used for some other pur-
pose than agriculture."
"It is a mistake to tbink always of
the Indian as a warlike man. Evid-
ence has been found that he was an
extensive worker in the fields of com-
merce and agriculture. That exften-
sive trading was carried on is pointed
out by the fact that copper has been
found to hve been used by tribes thatI
were located two thousand miles
away from its source."
Dean' Hinsdale lamented the 'fact
that the state of Michigan has done so
little to preserve the spec.imens of the
Stone Age in Michigan. He pointed
out that Ohio and Wisconsin have
made state parks and have done much
for the preservation of these valuable
objects for 'scientific research.
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Georges Barbot and his glider, minus its wings, Snapped at Rbwseel Field, 1. 1,
eorges Barbot, French aviator who recently flew across the glish channel in his "jitney" glider with a
uxiliary engine, now plans to show Americans that we plain folk saG n can glide from New York to Chi-
He is now in New York pre paring for the flight
W. B. HINSDALE
and vegetable fiber, as well as im-
plements of stone," he stated further.
"However, it is a matter of conjec-
ture as to the extent each material, was
used."
Dean Hinsdale illustrated his talk
with illustrative screen slides, dealing
largely with the mounds of Michigan
and Ohio, supposedly built by Amer-
ican Indians. He also showed the re-
mains of mounds -built in the shape of
fortresses.
MUSIC AND
MUSICIANS
TODAY THRU SATURDAY
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LAST TIMES TODAY
By Margaret Geddes
Carl Lindegren opened the first of
the summer series of Faculty Con-
certso last night with a group of .three
cliassical selections. Mr. Lindegren
is an excellent baritone and is espec-,
ially remarkable in his sweetness of
tone and his beautiful resonance. In
his second group, a collection of folk,
songs, he entered completely into
their'spirit.
Mr. Russell L. Gee is a very sympa-
thetic and able accompanist.
Mrs. Reed's playing was character-
ized by a dainty touch. Her legatos
were very smooth, her technique was
facile, but she was at her best in
light passages rather than in heavy
ones. - The selection of Rachmanin-
off's overworked Prelude in C minor
was unfortunate. The effectiveness
of the; hase was marred by lacli:c of
clear pedalling.
The audience was unusually large
and showed its appreciation by en-
thusiastic applause.,
ROBERT WARWICK in, 'The Silent Master"
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