Jshington Boasts Only Woman
Dean Of Law School In Country

Work in th(. Christmas toyshop of
the Y. W. C. A. will be continued this
afternoon in the two parlors of New-
berry hal. All women are urged to
be present if possible to assist in the
making of toys.
SIGNATURES OF YOST AND TEAM
NET MORE THAN $43 FOR LEAGUE

Mode Shoppe, 711 N. Univ. Individu-
al gowns; personal attention; prompt.
service, reasonable prices.-Adv.

$50.00 reward for recovery of green '
wardrobe trunk marked T. P. G. Call
1300 or T. P. Gies, 3039-M.-Adv.



Dean Emma M. Gillett, of the Wash-I
ington College of Law, is the only
woman dean of a law school in thel
country. As chairman of the lawyers'
ccuncil of the Woman's party she
called the conference of women law-
yers held recently in connection with
the conference of national and state
officers of the party. The lawyers met
to aid in the drafting of the proposed
Equal Rights bill which the National
Woman's party is working for at
presen:.
"Having consulted men lawyers of
prominence in all fields of law and in
all parts of the country," Dean Gil-
lett explained, "the Women's party
will now seek the advice of the wo-
men members of the legal profession.
"The revision of our laws to elim-
inate antiquated legal discriminations
against women and to substitute the
principle of legal equalty between
men and women is a question of prim-
ary importance to women members of
the legal profession."
The lawyers' council of the Woman's
party was organized during the sum-
mer and includes approximately 100
women members of the bench and bar
in 18 states. Dean Gillett who was
admitted to the bar more than 20
years ago was one of the organizers of
the lawyers' council.


Ieather bookmarkers, in the shape
of footballs, and bearing the signa-
tures of Coach Yost and members of
the Varsity team, netted more than
$43 for the Women's League, at an,
auction held Saturday noon at Bet-
sy Barbour house. Three markers,
-igned by Paul Goebel, were sold for
$11.10. .
Instructor Announces Marriage,
Announcement has been made of
the marriage of Ivan H. Walton, in-
structor in the engineering college, to
Miss Mildred Hallett of Franklin, Pa.
The ceremony took place on Thurs,
lay evening, Nov. 16. in Ann Arbor.
Call 445 Huron St. Taxi. 25c.-Adv.
Michigan Daily and Chimes for $4.50.
SHUSERT Nic'hts 50.75-S 1.001
I CHI GX4 A Pop.Mats.Tues.,Thurs.
Opposite Cadillac HeotoI Main 7790
T HE BONSTE LL E Co.
In Jean Archibald's Comedy
"CALL THE DOCTOR"
Somethine" New-A Doctor
of Domestic Difficulties

TODAY ONLY
THE FUNNIEST SCREEN FARCE IN YEARS
"LOVE IS AN AWFUL THING"

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to be better than his first great comedy
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SEE IT OR BE SORRY!!
EVENINGS ONLY ON THE STAGE
PAT CONWAY, TENOR
AND
Kennedy's Kollegians
JAZZISTS
A NEW CHRISTIE TWO-REEL COMEDY TOO
KINOGRAMS MAJESTIC ORCHESTRA
COMING- "KATHERINE MacDONALD IN "WHITE SHOULDERS"
FOOTBALL RETURNS
MICHIGAN-MINNESOTA,
Play by play result Saturday P.,M.
SpecialLeased Wire ,to Stae

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$ .o o s8s

Single plume and spread
styles in every desirable
color of the nets season

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AT THE THEATERS
Screen-T day
Arcade-Wallace Reid in "Clar-
ence;" and Buster Keaton in
"The Paleface."
Majestic-Owen Moore in "Love
Is An Awful Thing;" Pat Con-
way and Kennedy's Kolle-
gians; Christie comedy.
Qrpheum - Earle Williams in
"Bring Him In;" comedy and,
news.
Wuerth-"The Sin Flood," with
Helen Chadwick and Richard
Dix; Our Gang comedy, "Fire
Fighters."

* liigts 0c o $2.50
I__ ______.T, G RRICK Night. 50eto $2.0
sat. Mat. 5Slc to $2.00
All women who are coaching bask- Direct From the N. Y. Winter Garden
etbal" are requested to meet at 4:4 Kii IbE f 1922 Jack
o'clock on Tuesday and Thursday aft- j 'resents Lait
VALESKA SURATT
ernoons in the west parlor of Barbour Brendel and Burt, Midgie Miller, Sam Hearn,
Llora Hoffman. Others, and a
gymnasium. GARDEN OF EDEN BEAUTY CHORUS

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A meeting of the junior organiza-
tion of the Women's Athletic associa-
tion will be held at 5 o'clock this aft-
ternoon in Barbour gymnasium. The
members .who have not yet paid their
dues of 25 cents are requested to come
to the meeting early in order to pay
the fee.
Rifle practice has been transferred
from Palmer field to room 330 of the{
Engineering building.
Faculty women who are interested
in swimming are requested to call
Mrs. Enswiler at 1280-W.
Every member of the publicity com-
mittee of the Y. 'W. ,C. A. is urged to
be present at a meeting to be held at+
3:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at
Newberry hall.
HILL AUDITORIUM +
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SCOREBOARD 7
NOVEMBER 25TH

Window Draperies
Made to Order
New Line
of
Filet
Tuscans
and
Sh adow-Nets
Also
Voiles
and
Marguisettes
PILBEAM & MARZ
206 S. Fourth Ave.

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onighit at 7:30
o 'clock

Stage-This lIeek
Carrick (Detroit) - "Spice
1922," a big musical revue.

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Shubert - Miehigan (Detroit) - }
-Bonstelle company in "Call
the Doctor,"
Look for green wvardrobe trunk
marked T. P. G. $50.00 reward. Call
1300 or 3039-M.-Adv.

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WAIDNESDAY - THURSDAY
EARL WILLIAMS
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EDDIE POLO
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Style Pageant of
Winter Modes

ND now comes the long winter evenings with
,X their social functions - the cold afternoons
when teas and bridge parties bring frock needs! In-
deed the Winter is a season that necessitates a com-
plete wardrobe! And never before have styles been
so versatile - so inclusive of models for every in-
dividual woman.

E SPECIALLY for the benefit of women who
are selecting their winter wardrobes, in order
that they may form some idea as to the appearance
of the many styles, we have arranged a Fashion
Pageant to be given at 7:30- o'clock tonight.


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HE gowns, hats, wraps, foot-
wear and accessories to be
displayed at this pageant are all
popularly priced merchandise -
things that any woman who at-
tends may come in the next day
and buy at very moderate prices.

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