SUNDAY DECEMBER 9, 1923
THE MICHIGAN DAILY
PAGL SEVY?4
numbers, one of which is to be an all- A Letter from M . Panurge
.n f a e o f poetry edition. A subscription cam-! t AyL aaef it.(
p aign will be undertaken tomorrow Editor of the Sunday Magazine, it eeMenkenSPingarn, Croce,
n1 T1 i td and Tuesday; and," judging from theS Sr: or any of the intelligent boys)
intereat already displayed in the mag- This is written in objection to the This book of Dell's is What Every
"Where is Whimsies?" azine, a large number of students review of Floyd Dell's "Janet March" Young Woman-and Young Man
I should pledge their support. which appeared in a recent num- Ought to Know. It has very much to
That tluestson has been asked by
In addition, Whimsies is to continue her of your sheet. do .with what all young persons are
students more than once this senes- its custom of inviting here the out- As an objection it should be integ- trying to find out: an attitude toward
ter,. but the Whimsies staff has pre- standing w'riters of America. Vachel "sting Objections always amuse be life-whst to do, and how to do it.
served a heavy silence. We are glad Lindsay delivers an address tomorrow cause they demonstrate (1) the in- Simple, but the truth.
It strikes me as a neat and convent-
to be able to spike some of the ru- evening; Stephen Vincent Benet aP- nate asininity of the objector, or (2) Ia nd
mors which that silence has given pears some time after the holidays; the innate asininity of the recipient ct interpretation of the Younger
rise to, and to welcome the first issue Zona Gale also has been carded to of the objection. Generation by one who is not so far
of the Michigan Literary Magazine, speak on the American -Novel of the .s removed from that generation him-
fth'Mcia Lieay agMr. Fenton, in his review, presestata eerto i
which will appear either on Monday Present. Altogether, five or six well- ed a careful summary of the hank, self. Consequently, it is valuable as
knw.itrr fgiawilaor h Bt5oeans.,of giving a member of that
nigt it' ith lecture by Vachel Lind- known literary figures will adorn the who the what care a cuss-word for a a chance to see himself in a
sayodr efse on Tuesday morning. rostrum. of Hill Auditorium and, let summaries. Publishers do that sort peas a tnce symheti a
is hope, help to awake some of the p ;er sective at once sympathetic and
The ma'gazmie will be well worth of thing excellently well on the book- too-warped.
buying and a refreshing contrast to Ten Thousand Slusaberers. jackets. That isn't criticism, it's un- - io arabd.
ChimeS ,. The feature of the fist i We hate to sound like the editorial adorned journalis.It is so ora that it could be used
oe ine- act play by Wilia tan-staff of Climioes but we tol that as collateral reading by an S. C. A.
sue s a oitprayby t s WhimsiesI Criticism is the sparks thst Iy off stidy group in spite of the fact that
tecdicia n ond. he cmpr usy wt s year, both as to quality of con- the critic's flinty mind when the adultery is prominently m ntioned.
techsiciantun the campusgwhenainstnthoPnergk
comes to the briefer drama. A lot tribu ,tis a.interest arosed, anti finstl-_ _fth__oissruk-_agains' _J_ _: Pange
o ort stun a are to ho found, f cial support. We intend to follow the
whi6h tie most interesting is Paul fortunes- of the intrepid Davids and THE UNOFFICIAL OBSERVER
Osborne't"The City," a smi-Driese-, their sons with our interest and our ont.nted 'rom Page Th1ee
-5 b- e~icneso et n pockethook. Which, considering the
ian bit. Reminiscences of Yeats and timeof year, is a tribute to Whinsies. as does harry, A Psrtraet, by Net ih -ply added great pathos to the story.
F asairyTae." In adion IrihtheofyeaBoyce, (Thiogas Setzer, $2.). The If the Observer did not feel so keen
Fairy Tl. In addition. the maga-
zinc contains'poems by Dorothy Tyler, "We mortals with immortal minds ' cover is an exquisite thing in buff and a regret that such a boy as Harry
Dolly Sanders, and other well-known are only born for sorrows and joys,' deep brown; the printing as perfect could not live to work out his destiny,
contributors. - The excellent editorials and one might almost say that the as tat in Dr. Graesler: the size just he could review the book better; he
are from the typewriter of Paul Web:' most excellent only receive their joys enough different from that of the or- cannot go into details without parad-
bink. I through sorrows." Ludwig van Bee- dinary book to be novel without being ing greatly his own likes and dislikes.
Whimsies, as may be seen from this thoven, "Letters" Oct. 1815. clumsy. . . . And so he must content himself with
opening number, will be a quite dif- Yet mere beauty of printing and general praise of the book-of the
ferent magazine from the Whimsies + "You write with ease to show your binding does not make a book, even Clear picture of the dare-devil Harry,
of last year. For one thing, the bus- breeding- though they help it greatly. They of the keen yet sympathetic descrip-
ness affairs of the paper will be con-, . are not relied upon here; the' sub- flans of New England farms and oil-
ducted much better than before. Wal- But easy writings vile, hard read- stance is as solid as the surface, is at- lages, which forms the background
lace Hoffman, the newly-elected Busi-' tractive. The book is, as its title of the record. From beginning to end,
ness Manager; has garnered a staff Sheridan, Clio's Protest states, a portrait-a portrait of Mrs. IHarry is a truly human document,
that will make even the rabid Chimes Boyce's soa. Harry was an unusual beautiful and convincing in subject as
boys do some stepping, and, without "A sacred orator has told me that boy, perhaps a genius. He had big well as form,
for one moment lowering the high one of the greatest proofs -of the in- ideas, and showed excellent promise
standard for which Whimsies is finite of God's kindness is that he has of carrying them out. That he died "They say I am thirty years of age,
known, will endeavor to increase the put poisoni iv the serpent's mouth and before reaching manhood didn't in any but if I have lived three minutes in
popular appeal of the journal. He not on the lips of women." Remy de way mar his strong personality, nor one. am -I not ninety?"
plans tolesue during the year five Gourmont, "Dust for Sparrows" I make his desires seem futile; it sim- - Baudelaire, "Rockets"
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