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UUT S DAY, MARCH 11,, 1926
ARCITITSFOND.Bandit Iaen titv
I Remains Mystecry
HAD DATE SC HOD Ann Arbor0'po~li c ofh(cers,' accgin-
parrie d by R. L. 1Wi. Jrudto
of the Butterfield theater company,
searched through the police records of
Summiter Institute At Lake F'orest 1o Detroit yesterday in an effort to fir)
Be Established For Landscape I a picture that would cor r epond to
D~esigners the dlescription of the banudit who held
up Mclienrvy:'Moniday afternoon aand
TO AWTARD FELLOWVSHIP escapdpf with more than $3,000u of thf
Itheater's .money.
-do records 'ill the rogue's gallery
Annoicemnt i mad bv Pof.could -be found that fit the mhan who
Aubrey Tealdi of the landscape design robbed Nlcfeiiry. N further clues
department, of the establishment of Ihad been found by, the local police
a summer post-gradulate Institut(e of force last night.
Architectuire and Landscape Architee-.______
ture to be held at Lake Forest begin- i
ning this year. H AT T RE THEATERS
The Institute, which is b)acked by
the American Society, of, Landscape Today-Screen I
Architects and the American lusti - .! $
tute of Architects, is the outcome of' Arcade-"The Wanderer," with
the efforts of a group of professional( Ernest Torrence and Greta
men headed by Ferruccio Vitale,I Nissen.
prominent landscape architect of New l
York, who realizes the importance of' Majestic -- "Too Much MHoney,"
cooperation between architects and with Lewis Stone and Anne Q.
landscape architects for the finest de- Nillson.
velopment of these allied arts. The I _ __
Institute has the financial backing cif' Wuerth-"The Enchanted Hill,"
prominent patrons of all the arts. with Jack Holit and Florence. .
Men and women graduates in ar-J Viddor.E
chitecture and landscape architecture'
of Illinois, Iowa, Ohio and Michigan; Today-Sta~ge
will be eligible for fellowships in theI1
Institute on the recommendation of Garrick (Detroit) - "Dancing
the respective faculties of those do- Mothers," with Mary and 'John
partments. Fellowships include tray- I 1IHalliday.
eling and all other expenses for thei
summer., I Bonstelle Playhouse (Detroit)- a
At the end of the session a jury of; "The Song and Dance Man."
professional men of national standing I
will award to one architect and one j IShuhert Lafayette (Detroit) - I
landscape architect a fellowshipj "Chorlot's Revue."
abroad for one year to be spent in
collaborative study and design.f New Detroit (Detroit) - "Kid
Boots," with Elddie Cantor and
BATAVIA. -- The rich tin deposits N ary. Eaton.
on the island of Banka which have ________________
iBI TSSES.-Financial, commercial'
and industrial associations through-
out Belgium, with a total miemibrship'
of more than 200,000 combined in for-:
wnation of a league designed Closely to
survey governmental and parlianwii-
3 BU' :OS AIRE"S. - Argentina's for-
ei m tradie for the year 1925 will show
a fa70voraleQbalanlce of about $50,000,-
to'
o t
ry work and sugg.st fLscA andi YS~NTN--h campaign to
nOfr reforms. b ,*.s \ i ha;bal out of *Wa sh-:
inF;o I:_ s be~i renewed oni Capitolj
P'A Y ..I'or ij')SUBSCIPTION NOW. I1111.
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Fifteen rooms, lot 6Ox]132, steamr heat, tiled shower bath. House accommodates.
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Particulars on, financing miethiods nhich Katie lrOved successful furnished free of charge.
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