SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY yPA :3 FIVE
oo -Jis and Writers
[HHE PT A15il A' ~yt, ra ii _ei tr"d0A nd oCili311111C'h;, offers in ) connvenientison hih ffrsi cnvnin
Lee11slrs.Bo! (1 eth::t al )reedp;ojigada deers er.Mom gim- rsn, 3 cfoion dalthatfrmaio tatavear
,eras "ot ' i iiirsh Wi oitoin owse, iiy n iatr it h cmeltt at. For the person who
Heei oeltatL ond iiw .olnti f hng ;i te itm ntad fthI a. i; oapiy the disncoveries which
ease esec ma svs ~t ,onhyu a il l-e sun est elanceo e aee 01 he grandsons is mre r:., andoi tleasociate hoe smade,
heatd agun,,nt inolvng ci etl f r itart 1lostae,, a gnerl iea, athtic A!50d oastotOs aavis sl. Aeameo ooids theifrheice-
seatd aeisosot, eeis the aeairounsd oianidisabetovtereo01 alltht is isiisworth while
sions of playvetiiaov re, iessoeo " fte iol~yi dsoled01 'tthe 'election beatiul.tIlle smarsean od'womua -
and philosphies o lifi e. t 5isnotes o craac(M,5 . Fh 'liees I tsr (Igredpaaste, woi ti - 1 .A 11STlulls 4 'I('ll ECERK 1'(-
jcl tac~cn; Or il thisres 's hto iniisevills a h is cia sisss that wosld PLE (18!1.1-921), y Wiiam -ille.
((all ((r in r5((contr1dicith"esi(seena1e e::c nd h eii enivofithe ded'((l P.PDullest C. 192. $2.0.
whlere liei (135C s emu ctii ct sid ini 5115 'ith as(55isaiabtrle appetite "I (((m55has 550 freedom to fight
io,~gi u hr n nt hey silld a1malie tosuit dall ta.is C euiits ftr at home,
nol sih(il diealstic, the old wie sdraso' I 'imocombat for that isi Iis
,- cL z Tie story i of the failures i os lve ehsind ofvitaiy adcoiiile eighor;
ofW 'n~ Iithesilsoilndtss'igrasdhldren ofls te isilitils'tolsaytsbeomseeen as slt im hikof te glory of Greece
V-5(its osndsoNanscy iHisughtoss woerae oild'sopeuinless; hIis soise s i ts- and of Rome
t S- i inrei'r olli Kentscys setledevluies01 i dturnsseto a ewsies'tcvr sd getkssocei o the tsad for hisi
so " t lsiis teloreC ths59s Xl ilissiwhoepiishesese tiegor whsc rIel 1ho.'
ess v it,,'eNacy eii o sisfaires;'tile, tsus(slithas lot fTe parasieteIts S 'isroe Byrun, as oltlowed his
grew i isnPssassLi'sen sowteri'thssssstrel r 131hiae 00timeis ity111on asice. Butotattrs, who bllowed
} It seemd sii 0 tinseres asnd a man and VsWlit are (le min ideas of the iiior a siwile ecame tiedst tthe jo,
hiistisfesad omonintrss fro ssssto 5Th istcof01temssssthat soil isappointe ith eil iinsaios at
tie veryinatusresifat heir exist , sri loss diiendigsololy sillsex55is5a teirenevolences. 5(114 of them de-
li;Teywisedemuschsisfortseir chsilrentbinidsifhisce sling husmsaslife so tis pistest for lands tist iere cleaer
butarecknedsi'"thou tisithIlsew iess i_ess i tsser esonis sor kissdness A esshandser, leviong te newly freed
Satilill I7e sassnethser Ia stude ieopl e sCitis11steisstes athe trsiGe ~cC to uthe sitder mercies at the
s_'sai''dufsirlsed atbsotis sos astisterleshatip shovIise evtlostlu spoliiiass. Tiiose worthies prceeded
a:li ons nd sohil h w'as haging _great responsihilty15but 'th ouchto to ct th country on one side and
'ariorisditin 'lg for sellsjtstsl gtrace;''tiesrefletseve plssopher, wvho anothe until there 'sas little of value
sfll siin xeso its aeatfutslwomas smineitstmoiuoni th sintellgence; ;left then their descendants Cm-
from threI'astITey smarreindtteiciionaI'l pair weeisis sttscs planed that the nation ewhich once
thseresss lsy timessaot affutusre dssastesr mile know il 'rson eisi, coenbiy ac produced Solon and osier was poor,
Le(t us Cosinsser thispair, theus 5(0 erst anoosi a site ore o tie'bieganrisden, and sisatisfied.
nil daughtersn-laerof two pine (5 esit shu assty tere iselittle cance; or alhudred years te history of
IFanny wass ue typial liedatory e assninomstcy; sen and 'wooen actlOeece has een ose o alieis
is acommn nae~ bt isle, shoee asl possle ocupatin aser edity sd environmient mae events-murders, wiars, highwaysmen,
is acomon nmebutthesi act, ansi free will is souething 'and so n. At the close at the war
it idntifes te maes's is msarriage. She sas passe and a-i ston ssonyiith ss~
it Idenlstrcd ssvthte shkdersed ahato, st ' l n h iainaions Ithe little cuntry almost landed on
of unconmnon shoes ° yett she affered 'aoan little of real of te telogiclly-mindei. Moa its fet, the size of the nes territory
suis or inlove Sh fosod usnlove enis in disa ppotment, either fvhith Venezelos wheedled ost of the
Smat ho asphysically attractive and fi-'through the natural acton af the ma- pena-wise old men at Versailles is
in eertjdetil-lng- nancially elig'ile; he offered her the Itirn ansinexplothtiouga them peee- asounsding. Yetusore troules have
wearing ,e and rses chance at econing infatuated, and teiov neoiatn o te mle. Of iene and it i but a matter of days
she cpturdthimWhamdid hesgt he or ucoisa- sice' the Grec-It an scrimmage
fulhq sold throughout h atrdhm.Wa*i h e
as a husand. lu, iemrebusical destroyer, filled front pgee,
t~e ilte SttL's" "man teus e a c nious and intelec- 1 With such a histry foe its suject,
th Uitd taesWalter Scott Houghtont sas, aside ltwat. ht both are ound is Dr. Miller's little ook is an exciting
from money and bodily beauty, an or- destroy
Soets nr anihodiaybaisad y one. Yet swith all his ethisiasm for
ke morfe ios awt riayban n the land of Plato, Dr. Mllr retainsa
111hi ke le.ss than ordinary ability to use them. On sylteodilk th hoksneat optonnd iynde
mea ngn oig thenHe sshnohulodwme-Eadony fr its sibtance; he may like or di- sueceeds in giving the reder a just
was lh~ houd, s. the faintest said falsest notions of like it 'o its style. Mr. Masters has and wel-alanced view of a gifted,
senttiallig a factor in the love asnd isarige. Hie ight have a ig Rei to cover, and he wastes no though rather decadent people
wel-dreSSe ban ssiFan tochhd timntne in wordines. Sentences are:
Wardobe r ia otethr ntaiels.td short; woards are short. There I a THE STORIY OF THE DEVLOP
ion taking the asvantages which mar- ahssns-ielcofe- 5TO AYUH. B ri
riage legally afforded, even thoughctinesste oktatars ne Hekl.Hres
Fanny wanted to withhold thm. tilts aittehn'ta etai sele.Hrsrs
fooishignrane dsapoined nd;because they are unfamiliar in pee1 e. THE HM N SIDE OF FAlBhRE. By
defsihrore wancitl e aonedhad They call to nnd the Soo Percy F. ickell. The Century
Gros &rietz l &orDhmetnzelurnshehiss;edhiits return shet y teiattuanetshedn hime eRiver'itAnasgnhourogyWateryastht ir f hihoutdnetsth stles i f tts Thee i
killed; h was destroyed in spirit,'tesbtncmk n h cv ac ielso aua cec h aes
: e 17E.WahngonStee toghtoth ed eaieda oo, more convinplg by its canor, and heldth e attention of the wrld as did
117 "WshigtonStret houh totheendremaneda folthe focos isa more oeitale is it, Ernst iHaeckel and Jen Henri Fabre.
Two children of Fanny and Walter ocandor. Wheter one thinks "The Both men pit themelves wole-heart-
Phone 572-T ifail equally in marriage. Elamne Nuptil Flight' a sood book, a geat'edly soo their wrk; tey set out
,makes a scce.sfist match, to a con- one, or the meret tismy-rot will de thesersisermost thoughts, asking the
ventiosal easterner who is convetion- Ipod on his preudiea rather than his wosrld to tske themi for what they
ally in love swith her-and convention- sane judgment; it topches things s soere worth. ut there the similarity
ally ignorant. lie dis, and she mar-!fundamental that few Bien heave alfends tr in bth purpose and attitude
looed thir judgmets to conider te-two men 'erg as ar atart as the
them. (poles. Fabre's daily life, and the lives
_________________ of his beloved insects, formed the ub-
PSYCHOANAYSIS AND GLNDI jet at his writing. With him all is
Gie ou rind 'IrOntanos1T92 3' nref'd iad whlat he spent hisisearnings for;
A Real Treat--'Thre eben twoouttaningwhat 'rt ot clothing he wore and
fadsIn c~ece ithn rcen yers;what food he liked and what food he
- the new science (some disagree oild hiy; what he said to his garden-
psychoanalysis, and the discovery of er, and what his gardener sid to hit
the hart olayed by glandular secres- Haeckel, however, is mre reserve
OT , STEAKtus in anina activity. Interestingly, and if one excepts the accounts at his
0U LST A enough the econd fad, whict is the, life while on zoological expeditions,
more respectable of the two, upholds there is but ittle to be found about
DINN RS A E FA OUSthe first. Many orthodox pysiol1ogists hbis daily life. Until the appearance
hate to admit this, ut it seems true, of the letters which make up the
nevertheless, and both Freud and"Soyf the Development of a Youth"
acki hav oetay yhe. enagudfew people knew how aeckel lived-
Backin te das whn me arged'what he spent for coths, books and
heatedly over free will, the activities Idaning lessons, and shethe he pe-
of glands were unknown. Samuel fered liver-or weiner-wrst. Even
Johnson swould have ridiculed the idea now it is the devil's osn task to un-
-+ that the enotionalism of Shakespeare, earh similar data of the latr life of
B e s l m--- -. A/ ~~~~~was dse the thyroid, or that hisasn temn' n hr i uhoesol
choleric teisspersas a matter of adre- lkth knowsdthere isnnosuheso oud
tal secretion. Yet today we accept all
XX e 1 111HUON STEET these ideas as fact, or the nearest ap

ACRtOSS FRtONT1D. IU. It. hhh''IDT N p>raxissistiost to fact swhichtshte lsumsn There are, of course, other dlifteN'
Tnindl cast attain, and only the uniniti- ences-of training and necessity a'l
shed risdictule. Mr. Tristan's hook is atnl well as of temperament. Haseckel's
^^^^"'attesmspt to tiopluarize such informs- father, though not rics, was oell-to-do,
lion, and lpsit it into a usable form.I andsu spported his son a'ccordingly.
WE'V BE N S RVIG T E B STBe vrites clearly sod to the point; lie Therewasi never any doubt that Ernst
~/E'V BEE SER ING HE B ST makes plain the tpoint of view team i'should attensi college, asid take so ad-
FOR YE RS twhich he approaches the subject, slid vanced degree. tndeed, the abate o(
FOR YEARSstates his conclusions honestly asid
welt. The boots is not one which most! Amer ican Secular Union Service
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