¢ SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1924

THE MICHIGAN DAILY

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Setting Away
To a Sood
Start

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a sU~ccessful fin]
mightily InI putti,
tape ta winner.
Mfake cgoc d thos+
made a couple
"vort- harder nm
isn't ofl record ho,
lutions have b
promptl-- broken
mester arrived,.
great.
Save yourself fi
cramming, low'm;
In activities. Th
more consistent v
There's another
same thought.
How wvould you
hour's notice?
Probably you could not, u:
your allowance or have save
There's no secret in how it
you can raise $1,000-in ter
Save a little this week-anc
indefinitely.
You'll be rewarded within
the habit-and take please
You'll be getting away to
you ov-er most of the hanc
life.
The -Ann Arboj
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y.01. Byrne weaves out of 19011 beau-
e resolutions you 1111 ting, pattrns iIInwods, pi-
, tnr1e000i10strange syllables, glmor,
of weeks agyo to rmne
Really, DnBoyre hli o 10business
_xt semnester." It writing 11100. He is ra poet Is the
cor-11he sort of poet 1110trived to
NN many suich reso- te late midle ages, ond sang of
een made'- --also beut without thought of anatmical
when the newv se- hieve him, but the admits the beauty
of hisork. What more can e, or
but the number is Mr. Byrne, expet?
If Mi. Byne is a1 roiantiist woo
belies in Ithigs of 11h0 11s, thou
renzied hours of Ludowig Lewisohn is a realist, for e
j behies in pecius little, eiher iu
arks, and aaliles the past, present, or the futre. Lewis-
111 is o critic and a refonmer; lie
fie cure isa little liks a few things that are, but ms
i.1_ n of 11h0m1 le despises as hopelessly
now. ancien 1and1 worthless. To this senti-
3 ood lesson in the 1110111t(le Oserer hlarily sbscribes,
so tht le gretly admliens r. Leois-
clhn.
t ( Having 0101011 this prejudice and
raise $100 in an its cause,(le Observer shll proceed
tquarrel with a review of Lewisoh's
009 JUAN (Boni &gtLiveright, $2),
written by 000 Jnol: Panurge In the
fness you have just received first place, Mr. Pansrge does an in-
d something in the past. justice to (le professional critic when
ie says that BoJan's only chance
may be done. Nor in howv for a fair review is at the hands of
ysingsters like himlself. He ought
1 years. to knowo that the reviewer who will
d next and continue the plan notice Mr. Lewisohn's ook at all are
yougsters iu spirit, at least...
and that in this class come most
ia few weeks. You'll get professional reviewles.
But this is not the Observer's prin-
ire in watching the,-balance cipal cause for conplaint. To bin
if secus that Mr. tPanurg lhnasissed
11he wole purpose05 of oo Juan. He
a good start that will carry seems Isottink ha11t in creating it Mr.
Lesisohn tried Isosrie literature,
icaps you meet later on in aI story, 0011 protsts cnsideraly be-
cse the effort does not pau out
Now to the Observer that seeus down-
righ stupid, and inicaes that Pan-

ugo is no 170011stuldent ot the "Na-
r S avings Banff tons review coluimnss.Don Juan
is not a novel, it is a tract. A tract
3111'i'1"t-'Olf.,tllN& ~ :written bIy a man ho lsis essentially
E. t'I~l- "{}. r i H - -} a pamphleteer, as Mr, Lewisohn bins-
(Nlh Il1h ,tASH''iNAW COtNTIY self lion insisted. Furthermore, it is
o tract advocating divorce, sensible
divorce; it is a hand-picked, thorough-'
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