PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WDEDY FE UAY2"., l921~ HWHITNEY TH ATIt,. AIRMAN PRAISED SENATE BLOCKS FflLL AO, DARING TRY FOR .VETERAN LOANSy Filibuster Aned 4tAt tt.-ehed ThBils Holds Ameudments Before Body- Until Adjournment Time BINOHAM LEADS ATTACK }< i (By Associated P'rosy) WASINGTON, Feb.' 22-Action (on.'. .. the House hill to authorize the Veter- an's Bureau to malke loans to veteran: on their .adjusted( service certificates f> Y::;;;.::; : was blocked last night in the Senate .....................** by a filibuster. 0. The filibuster was aimed not at the bill but at two rider-s, one the oilier- . -ec officers' retirement 1bi11 offered by Senator Lawrenuce U r.fyson, D',n focrat,'Tenn., and later withdrawn and ?::;:~ an amendment by Senator Sam G. Bratton, Democrat, rNew M~exico, which was accepted by the Senate by ...... a vote of 46 to 15. The Bratton amendment would re- peal that section of the Wt7orld War 'Veterans' Act rednuciA~g 1y one-halt at- : ...::,k. te ext July $, 1 the $' compensation \ now authorizedI for the temporarily........... disabled veterans receiving hospitalw~ ....... ln. ::"::::"..... ization. The Tyson amendment was fiflbus- Voinnander de I inetlc, Italian air tered by Senator Ili~am Bingham Re- main, hay; won- gret b ruise for leis dar puablican, Connecticut, until five mmi- jug in attemp~tinig a flight fromt Sar- ustes before the hour sot for adjourn- dii, Italy, to Buenos Aires, South miet, wlien the Tpennessee senator I -t incriat, includIng a noi-stol 1, Im hieeded the pleadings of a number of C ove114y;Aflaaic frntI'fi Iobtt, Por-, pis coilleaghes and withdrew it. ti c Ginea in Africa to Port Nata1l, Senator David A flood, Republican, Brazl. Pennsylvania, then insisted that the Bra tton amendment be withdrawn un- PLAIN MEMORIAL derthratof death to the loan tss O datonhrcp(t the Senate milled around FOjA ED P E about that' until adjournment at 11 o'clock. - STRATFORD - ON - AVON, England, __________- Fob, 22.--Shakespeare's birthplace has' Dram . Casses Will recognized a proposed new monument Give ew P oducton ,to the bard as the keynote for its townj . F plannin ;. J ast XW eekI ~arch -When the new Sh1akespeare Memo-1 rial theater i erected, many old build- ings will be torn away to provide it Annoui enwent has been made byi setting more in harmnony with the David Owen, director of flay Produc- tions of the forthcoming prduto ' eventeenith century association than by that unit o'f Andreyev's "He Who ta hcisrone h 11tetr Coets Slapped". Two performances willI destroyed by fire last spring. A new be given the last week in March, but hotel, a low building in harmony with -the exact dates have not as yet been the seventeenjth century theme, is pro- set. Casting for the pieces has been go- Jected for the accommodation of the! inig on the last few days andl it is ex- 'I annual tourist -crowd~, wh~i aapprYoxi- l ecte 1 that final choices will be in- mts1006 pounced soon. Tryouts were held for Cass Gilbert, New York architect, any one on the campus who was inter- will cooper ate i judging plans for the e sted regardless of' any connection new theater, which will be submitted with play production classes or with IIIconipetition. by British and Amarl- other dramatic organizations.." Entire{ can draftsmen. scenery for the play will be built by Danme Ellen 'T'erry, renowned for her the classes, however, as will the cos- portrayals of neaVIV a'.1 of Shakes- tumes. peare's heroines 'ii the Memorial Mr. Owen also announced that he11 theater troop, is a >re ;.?ar guest of had gained permission to produce the village every year a lt the bard's "The Poor Nut," the successful coin- birthday festival, held in April and edy which is now running. May. Modernism And Futurism Feature Ann Arbor Art Association Exhibit' 11oderuism a ,idlfurturism chase- Of the other exhibits from the fac- toerize the Michigan Artists Eaxhibitioii ulty of the Architectural college, My- given uxnder the auspices or the Ann rou B. Cliapin has two works of sim- Arbor Art association in the west gal- filar- lypes, F. II. 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