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LECTURES FOR
F~icHSOCIETY
,A!RE ANNOUNCED

NAVAL CHIEF
ILEADS FLEET.
IN NICARAGUA

Anouncement of further numbers'
on the course to be presented by the!
Cercie Francais of the University has
been made by Prof. Rene Talamon ofI
the French department.
On Jan. 12 Prof. MichaVl S. Parg-
ment - will speak on "Some French
Costumes-Ancient and Modern;" on
Jan. 26 Charles L. Koella will dis-.
course on the life of students inI
French Switzerland.
Prof. Eugene Rovillain will give
"Memoirs Of A Sailor" on Feb. 23, and

CREEDS AND DOCTF
A S EPESSIOD
"-Creeds; and doctrines are the out-
c( -e of the instinct of the church to
give unity and- expression to its faith,"
stated Dr. Gy. G. Atl~ns, pastor of the
First Congregational church, Detroit,
in the this-d lecture on "Christianity
as Creed and Doctrine," of the series
-which he is giving upon "Changing
Phases of the Christian Ideal." The
address was made at 4: 15 o'clock yes-
terday.
Dr. Atkins said that the solidit39 of
the various creeds and doctrines was

SINES SETUP ~~~~TOKIO4.--Emperor Yoshihiti who is tl.;,ilieofif11(11 tlli1i1SEllt11ltlla
i TATA -+ 111il at his villa at Hayana continues
' OFV3' IT1 YA 1IN to show imiprovment, the imperial
household announced. X Li1t.
the keynote to solidity of the church
in the later years of its existenc e. "A Subscribe for the iMichigan Daily. Pu1-odko7yu7hrsms it2W1r hwn
great creed cannot be independent of avr slciv ieyfVs Pce KdkT odn
philosophy," 'Dr. Atkins added, "for RA E Brwe selcielin fVs okt Ca_,
philosophy is the bridge whlcn leadb ronisancdoffer autographic. types. All wmoderiate-
to the better upderstanding of the Today and W~edniesdayw pric~ed.
Christian leaders of the early years
of the faith." MADiGE BELLANY
The fourth and final lecture of the -In- _______
series by Dr. Atkins will be given! "BLAC'K PARA1)ISE"
next Tuesday at a time to be an -_
nounced later by the Michigan School 'lxadlnMCi i~r u rbacii A. ;Of
of Religion, under whose auspices the e
lectures are being given. !
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on March 16 there will be held a mu- ~...
sical and dramatic evening, the details ,<.
of which have not yet been arranged.! X.
April 6 Warner F. Patterson will
speak on the topic, "Furetiere and the
Bourgois Novel;" on April 27, Prof.i
Rene Talamon will discuss the con-
temporary, French theater. All of
these speakers are members of the ro-
fiance languages department.
TIhe annual play of the Cer~le Fran-
cais Will be given in the Mimes theater
on May 4, but the title, hras not yet'I
been announced. Extra charge will J. L.ILatinmer
be made for the play, wh ile admission lAdmiral wvho is in charge of the
to all' lectures will be through course! United States naval forces at Blue-
tickets. fields. Since Nicaragua is torn by
revolution a capab~le leader is demand-
PARIS.-Nine syndicalists haveI ed to protect the interests of this
been arrested in Madrid in connection country. Admiral Latimer has dis-
with a plot to assassinate King Al- tinguished himself in service a num-
fonlso 'and Premier Primo de Rivera. ber of times.

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