'THE MICHIGAN DAILY
PROBLEMS or ViiTi Open Civil Warfare in Nicaragua Causes
Serious Damage to Former Capital City
DICUSE Y LITL I
CHICAGO EXPERT SOLVES MYSTERY ,
OF SUPPOSED PAINTING BY VINCI
} * E t'iLM yIwho recen1t ly returniedto
Princeton Man S Princeon""u""iity ftran gt
lAirerica Has.Lead Injmonths' tour of European universities.
iProessor Comuton exuressed the
"Our greatest problem today is to
providle for the welfare of our youth,"
President Clarence Cook Little de-
clared yesterday before a combined
luncheon of the Washtenaw County
4-H club leaders' conference and the ::
Parent Teachers' association.
In answer to the question, "are the rL.; :... : :
youth of today radically wrong", Pres- ........
ident Little answered emphatically inI
the negative. "We criticize the young
folk for making trouble here and"
there when it is we who have provid-
ed them With the means for making
that trouble." He cited the movies, ::
radio and automobiles as being blam-
ed for "degenerate youth" and pointed
out that all were invented by the
present generation. President Little
aliso raised the ouestion as to whether
the younger generation i, bad merely
because tney do things different from : >
the older one. ...., '"::::: if:?:: ;.:::
President Little said that, people to-
day have a mistaken idea that com-
munication is easy because of the im-
provement in transportation facilities
and means of mechanical communi- .:.>?
cation, but he pointed . out, on the
other hand, that real communication,
transmission of ideas and ideals, is
more difficult now than ever before.
The three deserts of education as
outlined by President Little consist. of Warfare between Nicaragua Liberals and Conservatives is serious busi-
an appeal to efficiency and material ness-as these pictures show. The views are of Chinandega, 60 miles north-
advancement alone, to a false sense west of Managua. A city of 10,000, and once the capital of the three united
of economy, and to local jealousies requblics of Nicaragua, Honduras and Salvador, it was captured by Liber-
Material advancement is but a skele- als after a pitched battle in the streets. Following the battle, a fire almost
ton he said, and education growth can completely destvpyed the city. Top picture shows gutted buildings on one of
not be treated as the building of roads. the important streets; lower picture, Conservatives behind barbed wire
As to false economy, President Little entanglements.
NEW YORK, March 22.-Ability to but M. Jonas called the Chicago expert Advance Of Physics opinion C
recognize errors in minor points of here to settle the issue. With photo- - lead in
detail enabled Maurice H1. Goldblatt, l graphs of the pictures and a micro- PRINCETON, N. J., March 22.- America,
Chicago art expert, to solve the mys- Aomr, ocdhlati proved that the pie- ahas surpassed all other greater
tery of the so-called, "Second Mona tre now hanging in the Louvre is the Ameria n era t retion, has
Lisa", which has puzzled the world salne as the one that hung there in the pVance in the modern science of hysics. mental h
for the past 400 years, acc rding to past and that the picture now hang- according to Prof. K. T. Compton, I uring
announcement. ing in the New York gallery of Jonas
anineournmitinseeranpinspresident of the American Physical ,sor Coll,,'
Using a few photographs of the pie- 'differs from it in several points.
ture in question and his wits Goldblatt The first notable iwas ere other differences, the master (lid Cambridlg
demonstrated that the Mona Lisa pic- shown when Goldblatt pointed out not make his lips red but purple, his in the 1
ture recently brought to America byj that in the oiginal, a small portion of shadows were always black and those Munich a
Edouard .lonas, art expert for the the veil extends beyond the right arm, of his imitator brown. One of
French government, was not painted through which the balustrae in the The strokes of the brush clinched Compton
by Leonardo Da Vinci, but by Giovanno background is visible. He showed the proof for Goldblatt. Leonardo Da ous Eur
Boltraffo, his pupil. further that there is a difference in Vinci was left-handed while Boltraffio that the
The picture has been the center of distance between the tip of the small was right-handed. These differences by the
a storm of controversy since its dis- finger of the left hand and the bottom were caught by the eagle eye of the consulted
covery in 'a Paris cellar a few years of the paintings, that the arches of expert at once. journal.
ago. It was claimed by many critics the bridge in the backgroundare more
to be the original Mona Lisa, stolen compact in one than in the other and
from the Louvre in 1911, and that a the blending of colors is more subtle
copy had been replaced there in 1913. in the original..-
French critics asked for a return of Going further, he pointed out that ;iR P E t
E the second Mona Lisa that it might be Da Vinci painted strands of hair; Bol- f 7:06
compared with the one now in Paris traffio painted his hair in mass. There 8:40 TH EATR
Iha German still holds the
theoretical physics, but that
Wd
E
-"w- -
a
REG. V.S. PAT. Off.
i
/'' 39
"1,; f
/
'.,
f"3'
a"y 4 S
1 .Zc ..
\,
@
_ _._ :9R :: .._
4 d
txJ 7
TONIGHT IS THE NIGHT
WE GIVE AWAY FREE
L
p , j; -
$50 in oId
GRAND PRIZES $50.00
BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND SHOWS
--
*0.
Excli-rely 1Designed
Whitehouse & Hardy Shoes for Mne"
Permanently on Display
GUY WOOLFOLK
& co.
gross expenditure as a criterion in- boys and girls of the State of Mich- who has obtained a high school diplo-
stead of value received. Although lo- igan belong to the state and nation ma. The boys and girls who are really
cal pride is to be commended it has as well as to you wno are their par-. looking ahead and groping for oppor-
e for itse he expenditu ents." tunity are the ones we want as mem-
edpublic xnype ndimattueHos- "You would not take a man into hers of the University and we are
moneyisea e serious matter. Hos-partnership with you merely on the , ready to consider them as partners,
pitals sould ei located where they recommendation of his high school no matter what their ages may be.
President Little stressed the value grades. Neither should a university It is for this reason that I would like
of personal contact between the stu- ebe compelled to take eve-y student o see a junior state University here."
den t and teacher and cited the present
program of the University in that di- .I[11t11t1Ii1U 1R li[1 111I1 !'d! tt0 1[If13 iE l11lil11E
rection in sending menout to inter-
view prospective students. "Then," he,
said, "we will have a truly higher
education. Higher education does not Q ua hiV
consist of teaching more complex
things out of books. The University
should help to build enarac'ter. The
AT THE DETROIT THEATERS
is the thing to look for when considering Dairy w
GARRICK
BEGINNING SUNDAY, MARCH 13 = c
A Limited Return Engagement Products. We pnde in the high quality of ours.
Anne Nichols' Laughing Success =
We are anxious to serve you.
"Abie's Irish Rose"'
The Play that put U in Humor !
Bonstelle Playhouse =
Woodward att Eliot t
It's Not a Thinking Show This DIAL 4 V
Easy Come. Easy Go
1 Vs Not For Ruminatiol l
But ftrely for Cachilnations
,_ ..
uAN N ARBOR DAIRY
"The Home of Pure 1ilk"
The mm..uun
Sl11 1 1
Exclusive Lastrs and Patterns © r 9
Designed and Sold Only by WTU&-
WH ITE HOUSE & H ARDY
BROADWAYAT40"STREET 144 WEST42ND STREET
METROPOLITAN OPERA HousE BLDG. KNICKERBOCKER BLILDING
84 BROADWAY-AT WALL STREET
PHU.ADELPHIA-1511 CHESTNUT STREET
Bring Your
Rabbit's Foot
Get Here Early
To Get a Seat
You Don't Get Such
An Opportunity Often
On the Screen
Gareth Hughes and
Wanda Hawley
-In-
"Men of the Night"
Also
Comedy - Pathe Review
r
___ _
ESTABLISHED 1818
MADISON AVENUE COP. FORTY-FOURTH STREET
NEW YORK
Our representative will be at the
HOTEL STATLER
DETROIT
Today and Tomorrow
March 23
Send for BROOKS'S Miscellany
Now no pipe-lover need
be pipe-shy.
0 0
.,
.''f
' Ef
'«
t fl
#r
r
.'
~~ -r- -
S 0S*TvG-N
LITTLC *UILDU4Q
Tage"" Gas. r t
PALM BEACH
PLAZA 3UILINfQ
C o. N .tAR w**
NEWPORT
AUDCRAsw GUIDING
2 2 0, Sku evm Aw
I
if
11
'U
We Are Tailors and Know How to Bud.
Of Value
I
I
I
EVERY MAN deep down in his heart cher-
ishes the desire to take unto himself
pipe-yet many a poor paluka suffers dis
appointment, because of his inexperience
... while other shy .souls are frightened
at the expense of properly providing for
a pipe....
Ask the advice of any man who's sol-
idly wedded to a perfect pipe and you'll
find he attributes the success of their
happy union to one thing: Granger Rough
Cut ... For there's -nothing like Granger
for assuring happiness and harmony be-
tween a man and his pipe.
Here's tobacco worthy of the most
wonderful pipe in the world... and be-
cause it is sensibly packed, in a practical
foil-pouch (no costly tins) it sells at a price
that settles the 'expense' problem. . . If a
man and his pipe stick to Granger they're
bound to live happily... ever afterwards!
1
:
$2.00 to $5.00<
Michigan
Going Big! $1.00 to $1.50
,t 7 _ T T 1 '
The New
Model Is
.::
T:, ::
4
Just received several new shipments. We have now
for your approval a fine assortment of suits in very
bright colors and patterns. Coats are short and fit per-
fectly. Trousers are long and fit snug at hips. 20 to
22-inch bottoms. Specially priced Two-Pants Suits
$2.00 to $3.50
.4.-
G.RANGER
ROUGH CUT
The half-pound vac-
uum tin is forty-five
cents, the foil pouch
package, sealed in
$2.00 to $3.75
1
II II .Jj I
1t
JJf
FI M to
M