" 1.[-1L' 1V1At.1 11V.t"1t ! 1.. ..r.. n .r.wr I SCHURBEITRT Walter Hampden in SHAKESPEARES ,PLAYS DETROIT, A. 8. Woods presents BA&RNEY BERNARD in "tHis Honor, Abe Potash" i n..ra r VUWI .., LAST TIME TODAY PROFESOR MERELY WISH TO HELP Prof. John C. Parker, head of the electrical engineering department, commenting yesterday on the lighting in Hill auditorium, said: "Any state- ments coming from this department in regard to the lights of the auditorium were made, not because of a desire to criticize, but in the spirit of helpful- ness. We were merely giving views expressed by students and members of the faculty. "We realize that the buildings and grounds department is like other branches of the University, financial- ly handicapped. It is for this reason that the electrical engineering depart- ment is anxious to do anything with- in its power to lighten the burden." Gargoyle Out Wednesday Unless unforeseen delays in the press interfere, the Thanksgiving number of Gargoyle will appear Wed- nesday, Nov. 24. Several hundred ex- ~tra copies winl be printed due to the rapidity with which the October num- ber was sold. Screen. Majestic - James Oliver Cur- wood's great story, "Nomads of the North." Arcade - Ethel Clayton in "A City Sparrow." A Jesse L. Lasky production. Wiferth- A J. Stuart Blackton production, "The House of the Tolling Bell." AT THE THEATERS TODAY WINDOW SHADES PICT PAINTS ,VARNISHES BRUSHES WALL PAPER ENAMELS KALCIIIINES STAINS GLASS L. E. WENZ EL Student Headquarters We carry complete stocks of "Brighten-Up" finishes in small cans for all "touch-tip" jobs around the house. Painting and Decorating May,,.e~o Bruce Gordon Orpheum-Harold Bell famous 'story, "The of the Hills." Wright's Shepard PHONE M 207 EAST LIBERTY ST. THIS WEEK Stage Garrick (Detroit)-Barney Ber- nard in "His Honor Abe Pot- ash," that Montague Glass farce with the original New York cast. Atinnesota Or''AtIichigan You want to be comfortable to enjoy the game WHY NOT GET UNDER ONE OF OUR SHEEP - LNED OR LEATHER COATS? -IN- "THE HOUSE of the TOLLING Colored- Pathe Review BELL" Pollard Comedy Schubert Hampden Venice." (Detroit) - Walter in "Merchant of Paronize Daily Advertiers.--Adv. We are Showing over Twenty Different Styles in these Garments THE BANK OF SERVICE CONTINVOS SHOW TODAY Admissions Adults 25o, Children fOo ONE WILL PLEASE YOU LOOK THEM OVER EARLY SUNDAY -- MONDAY -- TUESDAY Gerald ine F A R R A R Commercial Banking in all its Branches. Savings Department and Safety Deposit Vaults. Exchange on All Parts of the World. A. B. A. Travelers' Checks. FARMERS & MECHANICS BANK Priced from $24.00 to $75.00 I 101.103 So. Main St. 330 So. State St., (Nickels Arcade) J. KARL MALCOLM 604 EAST LIBERTY STREET IN Member of the Federal Reserve System. "The Riddle: WO a As Mysterious, Gripping, and as Unsolvable as the Sphinx. I1_I I. "EAT AT THE CASTLE" Cor. Hill and State STRICTLY HOME-COOKED MEALS $5.50 MEAL TICKET FOR $5.00 REGULAR BOARDERS $7.00 PER WEEK LAST TIMES . A'w TODAY At last, her life. the country-to A home! Tiger love - and the winner take all! - No, merely a "small time" vaudeville act, and a tired girl yearning for the country. y: 4 1 f i t t ..A Y .{s s'." Friends! The wide fresh fields. A glow, unpainted, stealing into her face! Then love! One night, a note - with her heart breaking: "David, dear, I 'must go back. Good bye." ..'Why? Merely another "Apache. dance - a false step - an- other nurse's chart in a big hospital. Michigan vs. Mijnesota Gridiron Battle ft* . TODAY AT 2 O'CLOCK :., ..- . } - ,,,, t f dp f , s - .- , '' ,p ' ' III i ' :. ~ ,: .; 4 t: t' -:. '- fL r_ a6..'.- 4/,> The game in miniature with replica of gridiron, moving football and score- board, with special wire direct from the field at Minne. Those who attended the 0. S. U. returns here at this theatre will tell you how we worked it. BE EARLY /. I //l b Ticket Office and Doors Open at 1:15 Photoplay Attraction in Addition i " '. "' 3 .f . JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD'S :JESSE L.LASKY / "P41 ,.I 1' ,;v r ....:* *:'{ X15.' J j j N 3. ,:2' F k -; g th e! Ia i 1ton - -~ .~. .. ..---- -. r - - .~ 4..:: .~ g~t~:.lit :5... iv:. .~:: :~. * ,.~q I.:.~ h... STORY BY KATI aramount)ie A C IT DIECED SPARROW E JORDAN SCENARIO BY CLARA . KENNI SDIRECTEDBY SAM WOOD Today we will give you the Game returns play by play on our miniature Gridiron, returns com tern Union wire on the stage. We will also have a cheer leader to give to von and to lead vou in your Yells! All Seats 25c - No Passes Accepted Michigan-Minnesota by direct lease West