. ~ ~~~~~subtlety of hsis wit. Aways at the be-:1Qt~[1t9 E ~it[1tt+ilfl f111111111 fatltlt1111
Low d n P ais s ~ ile lY gnn'n of aMilne play, I am conscious-
_ a f Sr JmesBarr%. But the sent-
nieint so characteristic of the work of-
P'rof. Roy . Cwden of the rhat- for the morning-room . 0de catches Sir James, is not to beg found in Mr.1
oric dlepart ant"who isrfamailiar with] the spirit Of the place and is conviI'cd Milne's approach. His wit is crisp, and-
the iln plyshas ubmtte, uoulthat if anythng exciting dos hap->;elati c, and cold.- One feels the dra-
requst, he olloing stiate n p en, t mut not be taken too ;roi. matic joy inl the thlast and parry. If
requst, he olloing stiate nd y. One is sure that this is the llacej it were not for theposbeeru-
review of the play "Mr. Pi Passes' for comedy.eso h intin hmevs h
By , by A. A. Mine, which will be es ftestain-hmevs h
prsne yteCmd lbt- plaises liies Cleverie. s spontaneous outburts of laughter with ° -
morrow night at the Whitney theater Imih wie botth rai
.wprv _ o;rf.J a-ee so hepa, vns osriig as lacking in emiotinal values as ;"
und t'eae~iro°o'id.J a eet f thepaeet ssrla the laughter that °grows from Con- r
leigh NItel, of the "engineering Eng- in themselves and so dsturbing tofrmCn='
lishiidepartmn t. the life of Mrden House that the dual- grevi e's igs "T he lay ofthod."
:., Pkd REkyW. Cowden ity of the comedy is 1mmedat 1 u m feinsdeeteply-o o
lie in these directions. I am most in- A
SI rav*e notseen ~Mr. Pim Passes ened. F'rom the nmoent one hears tre td n wothnsth pssngof POTF-inshSpec~no
Tay ,'but I have read it more than once that- Olivia's first husband is live, tMrestPli, andMr. ig, himpslf. o -t s od y."r.Rh,'nd-
I might tell you of Morden House one's reaction to the comedy is tnged I Rarutret n PntiIlhanself j°.
in 8Buckinghamshlre, whic'h furnishes with stronger feelings, and one's hzear- When I first read the title, "Mr. Pie s o ig-hzewni
the stting fort the play. The quiet o% ty laughter has meaning in it Pi C >. A i le"ieteecnb ral itre ih omn nM ... l Passes By" I thought of Manson n -Sp(:" ~ 2l
bthe le ofre a nbewgreatly diurbn isse ilght oryneonvMresa.n d "The Servant in the House", and of j -
bytecoc fanwpi fcran esseilgoy h lvresadMr. Forbes Robertson's version of ' -
"The Passing of the Third Floor Back", 40
Nth,but before Z ad read te first act Ir1
j 1 TllS roealiied that both analogies were su-
COUN peirficia. Manson 's coming is alive v P
CQ1- FCOLUM
CLSE with a broad problem of moral and
CLSSCOE spiritual regeneration of which the I .
C~o Al, VER.TISING AT 3 PM play itself is only a symbol. "TheG G
folwn o hO T hr 9 arPassing of the 'third, Floor Back" re- A h r' rc n ah t h e
its in a similar but more subtle re-_
_________________________ eneration of all characters that are,
NOTICE" j LOST T ' ;~~~~touched in the passing. egi Theesa ga ea d dah t h e
---and coings of Mr. Pin have a very( ..
LOST Thrs.A. . Mach 9. airdifferent result. From his first an-
DhaRplesarya of glasses in case in room IP. Menor pearance on thie stage, at which tie stylies which - figs rei y appeal to men
DilOe DB,1,DKP al hall, or betw een thn building hie learnis the name of Olivia's husbandsif
BA, WEB. Ie and the Library, or in the Library. and confuses it with that of anothe'-r w ds! ..~~ ~
"JstOe oe ace ad"YuHae Finder please return to sece tary's man, to his last appearance, when lie - Wh0',xantdittheir i
GogoSeMmaEey Night. office. 136, asserts that the other man's nlame is h i
Playd b th OroleTeraceetces-Ernest not Henry, the dramatic= dress.
Pay tfed yth role Teracerchees- LOST-A large tortoise shell comb,I growth of the play rocks with his en-
Arcade 4ud. 110 E. Washington. { Friday night between Armory and; trances and his exits. Olivia finds her-
134-54 Madison St. on Fifth Ave. Reward. self succesively the legal wife of theI
___________________________ Phoe 292. 162 econad husband, the first husban I ay- I ...1
D ON'T FORGET1 LOST -An Oniyx ring set, having a inn died; the illegal wife of the sece-
SmtoieRpi ndl husband, the first husbnnd beingsie
Smit Tir Repir Igold Pi Kappa Alpha crest maount- till alive and rot divorced; the il- ~
Oldest and most reliable placd, ing., Finder 'Please call 3094 andI-
to buy tires. receive reward. 1362I gal wife of the second husband, the,;B
Kelly Springfield ° Diamond Tires I first husband having died without a :. °
- 128-50 LOST-Gold Ahrtillery ring. Cress' divo, cc: after hr imrr :ag-_ to tho see+-$4$ -
cannon insignia. Call Strong 186- nd 1 Pusand "a i0Itie legal wife of the
TILIE 'WOMEN'S LEAGUE BUILDING J. . 136 second husband, the first husband 2
FUND receives a percentage of, ALL ..aing died b orcie her second ma-
dash purchases at 0. ID. MRRILL'S' LOST-The press in may trousers. riage. 'Withs each T.hage of her con- r ,
1Nickel's Arcade. .The Staif r Fudat Greene's., Cal14491l. .tir'~rivais F t me teat AJAIfl s ture viues Jr-U-. .
and Typewriter Store. 155 115 tonero'GoreMrrn hescoy
45 ,UNT OFFE 35. Perce Cah l tll REI' Thusband, whno is detrmained at all e
45 ETCFE 5.Pere ab WR.LN odds to bey the law; of the lard in -
Mtores. 118-u0 -- rgr omrig iioGogi
FOR RENT-Upstairs front room for read nari". W , Core s+
WAN 21) Chinese mean students. Three ae hte horrible puilicty o i2
b 'cs f o ca p s Ph n 32-wl bbe con tra cted wto handle a selling _ __ __ __ __J_ __ __136___ __ _ that e ro a lnes to forceOGeorg e tagyree to -
Vropsitonforthi sumer t FR RNT-omfotabe fur oomthe marriage of Dinah and Brian the
wihmn Mihgnmnhave, apartmet downst ars. e nt rom- young people of the play. 1J
,made good. If 'you are the man wej sonaable. Call 738-W. 115-3 The first appearance of M4r. °Pim is L-
want, and are looking, for 'real vaca-;. for the audience, a natter of little mo ?-
tion money, you -should call Mr. FOR RENT-Two room suite on first mrent, but interest in his conming -h os fKpchic odcohs
Jones at tertheaHttel Alleney for 1anI floor. ClayA bargain. Cal361-3Mc mounts rapidly until at the end, o'--
apoltetaytm oa. 16 Cleary.8 1G.3 meets his arrival and departure wit)fehuef pphaeilPGC lte.0
the applause it deserves. Few ceari21 SohMin tre
~~~~~21SuhM i tetCetks, 18 upw~ar~s.. For government R RENT Suite for two gentlemen. atr aesepdcsal noteI
positions. .$120 -monthly. Experi- '516 Mack Road. 136-3 action ofaesplay asandiereditso sue-
Ance unnecessary. For free list po- BOARDlU cessfully as Mir. Pim.=
sitions now open, write R. Terry, _______________1 r. Pint a Clever Play=-
1165 Barrister Bldg., Washington, any other time, try R E x '"S CL'UE1 Pim's passing, however, the unique _____________________
D. C. 134-3 LUNCH, where Toasted Rolls orig- appeal, of the play lies in Mr. Pinam
.tmated. 122-50 himself. I can recall no stage char- Read Tha6" lasfid ~ ~ u n
B3UY A RIDELR JhA,
AREAL
DIRECT FROM THE MAKERS
olo' a whole batrrel of INK , not a, barrel .Jull
W" maki;ng parts.
RIDER'S E'EN SHOP
4cialisis
In College Ii
ypewi,,.,te0
ailton Business College
STATE AND WILLIAM STREETS
IEFORE YOU GO HOME
A CROFUT &,KiNAPP HAT
Splendid Assortment
All Shapes and Colors
dust received- --New shipment of
TOPCOAT&-$.O );Q0
Box Baek New Colors
LUTZ CLOTHING STORE
DOWN TOWN
ing preferred. May secure steady
part time work for the rest of the
school year. Reply box PDU. 136
Jilted Junior desires pretty partner
for MfLITAR'Y BALL. In replying
state when my representative may1E
interview you. Box EG. 136
WiANTED-Typewriting-Manuscripts
neatly typed. Work guaranteed. 10c
per page. Call 989-R. 136-21.
HELP WANTED FEMALE-Experien-
ced stenographers for summer
months. Box PDU. . 136
WANTED-Girl to share an apart-
ment immediately. Very reasona.ble.
Call 3171.-J 136
WANTlED-Family washings, called
for and delivered. Phone 1653-W.
136-3
WANTED-Competent porter for fra-
ternity, at once. Call 558. 136-2
BTS~IESS OP PORTUNITY
GOOD MONEY DURING VACATION.;
L ast year I had thirty-seven stu-
dents from Ann Arbor making from
forty to one hundred dollars in one
week selling brushes. If you think'
you are as good as the average comne!
up and see me. All students mak-
ing good durin~g Easter vacation wili f
be given an exceptionally goodl of-
fer this summer,
MR. LEADER
622 E. Liberty St. Phone 3221-J
-133-50
MONE~Y FOR STUDENTS-Last week
~Shier earned $64.20; Morris, $52.25; l
Patters on, $49.50; Roney, $6975,
Little, $92.25; Anderson, $96.50,
sellng New Indoxed Bible. C. A.l
Cook, Sales Manager, Lane hall, next
fey days, between 5 and 6 any dlay,
wilshow you. how to make your
summnier vacation profitable.'
- - 132-50
FOR SALLE
FO, SALE-Remington -,Portable
Tyrpewriters. Call Black, _student
dealer, 432 Thompson. 1128-J.
115-50~
FOR SALE-Corner lot, $550, down.
Also a new, modern seven room bun-
gaow. Call 1286-~W. 135-2'91
FLINT STUDENTS-Heated seda~
leaves Friday nights_ returning Sun-=
day night. Railroad rates. PhoneI
134- .97-211
[FOR ROCK BOTTOM PRICES on gro-
ceries, see Pierce's ad in the 'Wed&
nesday issue of the Daily. 125-50
RUGS SHTAMPOOE.D or Dirt Cleaned.
Ann Arbor Carpet Cleaning Works.
Phone 50. 135-50!,
Lie 1ppa o .ZjpiA ]. OtJL1LUs InL W. J. Liuocije i
story by that name;. but while one's
credulity is o'ccasionally challenged
by Septimus, one is always willing to
believe in the character of Mr. P'in-.
Mr. Pim, mind you, is not subordinated,
to the dramatic he creates. lHe lives
an independent life in the play, timi(I
kindly, sympathetic, anxihus to be un-
obstrusive, eager to be helpful, he
comies into the play with a purpose
of his own, and at the end one feel
sure he will carry it out. In the first
scene after an acquaintanceship of
""mMwwVWwMm"
.-Wwdm"m-WAOWWA
USTRICTLY HIOME COOING
HIEPLR'
STUDENT
LUNCH
, .
P c s
Newd s
STOCK REDUCING SALE at 0. D.
Morrill's ,17 Nickel's Arcade. 1'25-50
SAVE MONEY on your groceries at
Pierces Cash Stores. 118-20
TYPE WRITING
We do Typewriting and Mimeograph-
ing;, repair, buy, rent, sell, ex-
change, all makes of Typewriters.
0. D. Morrill, 17 Nickel's Arcade.
YOU GET PROMPT AND ACCURATF
service when your MIANUSCRIPTS
are TYPED by EXPERTS at BID-
DLES 'BOOK STOR~E. 11 Nickels
409 EAST JEFFERSONI ST.
Arcade.
111-50
TYPEWVRI TERS
EXPERT Typ'ewriter Repairing, all
-makes. Ann Arbor Tylawriter Ex-
change. Phone 8G6. 9 Savings'Bank
Block. -123-50
USED CARS
BARGAINS INV USED CARS
'22 Light' Studebaker Coupe.
'21 Essex Touring.
Buick Touring.
Dodge Touring.
Oakland Roadster.1
Ford Touring.
.Paul Zahnet~
North Fifth Ave. Phone 3197
136-50
IIESTICHNG
ARTISTIC IEMSTITCHING
White Sewing Machine Co,
205 E. Washington St., Phone 919.
126-12
DRESSMAKING
SPRING DRESSES made-suits rep'
lined--work guaranteed-reason-
able. 711 Heaven Ave. -402-W.
112-50
DO YOU KNOW we have the most
completely equipped pi iii tthe
country for the Repairing. hi'fn.,n
Phone 381-W. P. ?hA 'I ,
less than two minutes, Dinah tells him
of her engagement to Brian . And so it
goes throughout the play; the other
characters confide in Mr. Pim a-
though he were an old friend and
the lovable little man delicately ad-
justs ehimself to each new situation
with a gentleness and a sympathy that
constitute the charm of the play.
"Mr. Pim Passes By' is in itself a
clever play, but in the creation of Mr
Pun the dramatist has given a new
character to the stage. My guess is,
that long after one has seen the play.
one's most vivid memory is of Mr. Pim,
Carraway Pim; yes that's it, Carraway
Pim, Mr. Carraway Pim.
TO GIVL HUATH TALS
Students Given Chance to Make Up I
Missed I~cetures
Beginning on April 17, the day fol-
lowring s pring vacation, opportunity
will bhe given men in the Liter'ary and
Engineering colleges to.inake up the
Freshman Health lectures. Attendance
at these lectures is required for grad-
uation fromi the two colleges.
The lectures will be held at 3 and
7 o'clock on the days announced. 'The
dates for the various lectures have
been set as follows: Lecture 1, April
17, 2, April 10, 3, April 19, 4, April
24, 5, April 25, and 6, April 26.
r'ire Ruins Air Phonto lAe dquate3
Washington, April 2. -- (By A.P.) -
Fire,believed to have started today
from the explosion of" over, heated
film, destroyed the army air service
'photograph service headquarters at
Booling field here. Sixty liberty mo-
tors were badly damaged or destroy-
ed. The loss will aggregate $250,000.
A. J. 1Baker Visits Grand Ratpids
Andrew J. Baker, secretary of the
Athletic association, left last week
ftor a vacation in Grand Rapids. He
will return to the University April 11,.1
.when Coach Yost returns from his
western trip.
11
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u
.During
Summer Vacation
You can continue your ad-
vancement scholastically this
summer without foregoing the
desired change and recreation
that summer should bring.
You will be refreshed and developed,
physically and mentally, through
attendance this summer at
O nthe WOODED SHORE
OF LAKE MICHIGAN
Comae to Evanston, the beauty spot
of Northern Illinois. Boat, swim, play
tennis, enjoy concerts," dramatic perform-
ances and inspiring lectures. Earn credits
toward College, Professional,, or °Advanced
degrees.' Faculty includes teachers of note
from other leading institutions.
-Summer Session includes the following schools:
Graduate School School of Journalism
College of Uiheral Arta Law School
School of Commerce School of Musc
Odi'ool of E~ducation School of Speech
Courses covering full year's work in General
Chemistry, Physics~<or Zoology for students
entering Medicine, Dentistry or Engineering.
School of Commerce offers courses in
Salesmanship," "Factory Management,"
"Insurance," etc. School of Journalism
features practical newspaper work.
x, Many courses supplemented by trips
' to leading industrial and financial
centers of Chicago, close by.
4~ THS 'BOOKLET
NOW READY
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A visit to our -store wil l convince you that 'we
have irany* items with which you "can enjoy
your vacation with more pleasure and +coMfort,
many of which yout can, not well be without.
"Tom Wye" and Bradley" Knit Coats
and Sweaters.
Knickers and,. Breeches, for all activities
in large assortmenxt of materials for ladies
aftd men. Corduroy and Whipcord
Sport Suits
White Ducks, Linen and Khaki Trousers,
Odd Pants;' Coveralls, etc.
H-iking Shoes, Wool Socks, Golf Hose,
Leggings, Puttees, Officers' Dress and'
Army Shoes, Tennis Shoes, Waterproof
and High-Top Moccasin Pack Shu for
ladies and men.
Popngee Dress and Sport Shirts, all kinds
0. ). ".W'ool, Khaki anwi fine Popli Army Shirts,
of Underwear.
To
AT
C ravanettes, Whipcords, Rain Coats, Slickers and Ponchos.
TENTS
All kinds and sizes.; Auto-Touro, Regulation Wall,,
Shelter (or "Pup") and Children's Play. Tents;'
Army Pyramid,
+"
SALE-Maxwell Touring in good
edition. Call 933-R. 135-3
SALE-Two May Festival Cou-
ns. Call 1706-J. 13+6-2
REAL ESTATE
ELLENT FRATERNITY, Sorority
d 'Income Properties located near
C noe 1 nkets, Cushions, Auto
Robes.,Ar Bylankets'
Knapsacks, Barracks .Bags,,Canteens, Mess Cans, Grills, Stoves, Serving Sets, "Gold Medal
Camp Furniture," Cots," Stools, Tables, Folding Buckets, M arching Compasses, Scout
Axes, Picks, Shovels, Auto Tires, Army Trunks, etc.