SUNDAY, MARCH 16, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILYPG I1
The Reviewer Is Reveiwe&'Mr. Cowles on Mr. Le i.acock
DOROTHY TYLER "A playerc shall cease to be an ama- anuscript; that at another point in
THUE REVIEIVER,, one of those- lit- Gynt," which reveals Isei's humor teur by. . playing for a money prize his, dicours he mst rn his fingers
erary quarterlies which pay 'in famse more fully than any other of his play, or gafe receipts:' through his scraggly hair.
not in specie," begins ifs fourths yearj in translation, precludes the pssihill Front the yLasss of the tUnitedj Soue people have criticized Mr.
wit soewht mnorconribtios iy o ruingIsblloutof he unnng, States ILawn Tennis Associa- Leacocko on the ground t hat his stuff
wio thoresfth most fib io iyo ulnpa'e ot terunnll !ig ionArticle I I, Section f5. is not 9all of a piece, Now and again
known, Margaret Emierling, using en i Aplintg this fundanental tenni. the e people point out, he sprinsaa
Hlamilton Oswens, editoi' of the lalti- flebta F, tasius -Mallsri 0(1Sher maxiim to the situation iii whirls I Jest unworthy of him-cheap Slap-
iiore Evening Sun, tells of the toe. a- swood Andrson's John Wecbster (in find myssell, I becone a professional I stick. From tis attack Ii would ie-
peaktefBay people in "Mare Nostrum," ."Many 'Marriages") to prose ter pouts , 'urrist: for I receive part of the { fend hiss,-Mr. Leacock is well aware,
'On the Ciesapeike fay," MTr. IGises well takens writes that the m n s s gat rlipsofte Mlichigan Daly f am sure, that his work varies frons
flinsks, "one snay live appy, anid conesmporary literary heroes is, aki Ifrtiig out what is technically very good to very cheap. When first
stdying, die happy.'" to that of tHamilet 'ies sic cion knowses', ait'olumn.i' Ergo, waever I le went onto the platforn, I am will-
Julia thatscks ii (le the arises us thatirc athor n' may ay "'vabout te' art of Mr. Stephen tg to bet that he plled many less
14tiver" on 'i Over 'te a 1es t m , a "ittck iisi'tte interpreted as the jsour cracks than lie nose does, It is
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= thst this adlvertising to be most effect-
-ive ought to followe these three lines:
First, the keeping before the, public
= in a vivid and costant nmanner the
A RN O LD Iositx~~u ~od h rah
evils resulting directly and indirectly
STATE STREET JEWELERc casting throughout the nation of the
302 5. State St. . since this 18th tamendtment became
law. Third, the arousing of the
_ American public to the rinme neces-
sity, if governsent is to exist, of the
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ofcourse the Priohibition, law is a part.

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