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BY U. BF P. GRADS
Uerato'ThePennaylvanlan"
Urge AH Be Permitted to
Engage In Athletics
S
OPPOSED TO LIMITATION
Student Activities
at University Toddy
1-15 p. m. Frosbmnn sports
,.l1r nd football game, frcthman
iX D, Franklin Field.
S . m.-FootbaU game, U. of P.
ftnttt Bucknejl, Franklin Field.
7:30 p. m. First meeting Capitol
City OIub.
, ji.n.., tn whether n man
L ..ji mOWn .leirce should or should
Cot be barred from athletic teftms has
art MThed at the University oi renn--1-...1.
t.w .Tnhn O. Bell, n trustee, and
, r,;..f fiorelin. president of Uio
AWrtlc AMOclatlon.
"2M&raiS;
MS wyrtudent holding a degree
i" .1..- ...kuit fmm nlnvlnrr on a
IrOIB uuoiucr nmuu. ....... .- n
LmL.!. -.iu,tn na mimmctl u n in let-
ten to the l'ennsylvnulan, the student
Jillr IS inni ever inwu hi '
UnlTHslty should bo eligible for nth-
titles
Mr. Geyclin, the first wearer of tho
red and blue in intcreollcglato competi
tion, known an inn rnwier u ..
ijlronla athletics,' declares In a let
ttr to the Pcnnsylvaninn that he Is op
ined to "a mere collego limitation lti
itMetlcs. I saw tho unifying effect and
i o.i.i .....u tr. tinlvoroltv Rnlrlt of
ptn&ittinf all studenta to tako part In
lUieUCS proTiucu uiujr m w.i..J
ud athletically nuniinca.
rt ,i ,1.1. PAt.naiMirnniftn warntal
the student body in nn editorial against
the attempt uiac was Dem mnuo io
rescind the degree rule. This rule was
..... rtir thn fnntbnll season last
fill when several glaring cases of pro
fessionalism were discovered on the
football team.
rru. -t.in.1 frtlrnn hv thn Plnnfcvl-
nnlsn is thnt it not only breeds pro
fessionalism but mat it is uniair to mo
students in the strictly undergraduate
departments of the University to have
to compete against oiucr men wno uoyc
piduated from otucr colleges ana .wno
low seek places on Pcnn teams.
Mr. Hell advocates the "varsity
rale" which permits every student to
participate in athletics. 'He declares
k. iMmra. ruin" 'la tllRPrtmln n Hir v.
inequitable and nn artificial rule." For
tMrlrnin6 years, ne says, inc vurHiiy
rule was in effect until last January
.Im tt.A ntMntln .Alinpll. "wltlmllfc
public or general discussion, by a bare
majority voteu to sudsuiuio uc ucgreo
rule." '
taken in the absence of himself and
Murdoch Kendrick, who would have
pposed it.
1 MEMBERS WANTED
BY PENN SOCIETY
Aljmni Organization of Unlvor-
lity Will Start Drive to Got
25,000 Names on List
A drive to obtain a membership of at
leait 23,000 will be begun at once by
ins university ot Pennsylvania ucncrni
Aramnl Assnrlntlon. Thomas W. Ultimo.
Sttsldent, announced tho beginning of
Wi drive today.
During the summer a general reor
ganisation of the association was com-
Pitted br a commlttrn honrtpil hv A. Tl.
Brunker. of Chicago. Tho committee
also mado a survey of tho activities of
Ue organisation and the work it plans
to do.
Th9 main features of the reorgftnlsa
Ypo Proposil were argued by the in
CmditM socletlos and by the general
ortanlntlon at Its Convention In Wil
mington last year and the last approval
"cessary to Introduce the new system
oot given until lato in the summer.
The most important change was per
japs the reduction of the number on
W board of directors which hitherto
we has bean a large, unwieldy body.
m bftUt 1 PInt was the society un
atls to agree, and that was a financial
ow. Formerly the society had .been
fflftrrlng $3 a year dues. Under tne
JfP.oj'd reforms, dues would have been
aooiished and tho society supported by
Si'il" of. " w1y raagaxlho to whlcn
JJJthe tmmni would be asked to sub
Mb. The new board of directors
wil be charged to effect a settlement
en the question.
The new system also assigns different
UUes to all departmental societies,
"tier than having each attempt to do
all the work individually. Along. with
m meaauro. Edward II. Bushnoll,
flltor. n-ehlef of tho Pennsylvania On
Sit ' iS. an editorial appearing in the
first edition of the magaslne this yoar,
82! . now. wouW be " appropriate
SRm?ncr'iat.8 a.nw Wharton School
to n5i B1!ty At PrMent th0 Wa.r
If ?. ,comM.un thB Jurisdiction
Hon and 1 the .8 chool of Fine Arts.
,"' nushncll points out that the
SiW.,p Le Wharton Bociety
to K? rap,4l3r ad Pfobably is equal
inUUM ; " ,8' th?"'?". he contends,
nuued to an organUatlon of its own.
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BwtinTwto."B,,l,lBI nnd CooIldK,,
A? ?' the state Leg.
tlaet h? w?.'5?fW 8h0 "as known
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ttttrt.il7jui?18 -terod from
llhth "ard th UyUloa 0( the Twenty-
!' ::i.rai .boasts of three re,,!-.
ventT.flT0n, ''?' ? to vote for
I5', baa nft..r.i ,v ra una, mora-
B awJs-WiSffi""-
Baiid plays at 9; organ at 11,
and Band and Organ at4:50
Chimes nt foon
WANAMAKER'S
DOWN STAIRS STORE
WANAMAKER'S
WfeATJERv
Fair arid cool
Important Sales of Women's Gloves and Small Children's
Needfulsr--Mondav Mornina in Wanamaker's Dnum Stairs Store
3,000 Pair of Women's Gloves
'" in ' 1111 1l" I II iVllll I i'i
$65 $30 $46 $39
New and Delightful
Autumn Suits Abound at
$30 to $55
In this very modorato price rango thoro Is a plonsnntly varied col
lection of suits appropriate for a great many Autumn and Winter occa
sions. Sllvortoncs and velours are tho principal materials UBed and
tho colorintrs are as soft as tho texture of tho cloth. Quite a number
of suits have collars of sealcne, nutria or Australian opossum.
Tho suit at $80. which is sketched, is of brown, roindcer or Copen
hagen oilvortone, with o,,coliar of nutria. Sires 14 to 18.
At $39, another cilvcrtone suit is sketched; in navy or brown it
has a collar of scalene fur.
Among the Finer Suits
that are ciuitc nico enough to wear to matinees nnd nftornoon teas, are
lovely things of llama cloth, duvet de laine, suede volour and such
luxurious materials. They are trimmed with beaver, squirrel, nutria or
scalene- nnd some are quite handsomely embroidered in silk. ?60, SC5,
$67.G0 nnd upward.
We Never Seem to Be Able to Get Enough
Wool Jersey Suits
For sports wear and general outdoor rood times wool jersey is
incomparable. In rich heather mixtures, thesn serviceable suits can bo
had at $1,7.25, $25 and $35. Tho jacket of the $35 suit is lined with silk
through tho'yoko and sleeves.
(Mnrhrt)
Tine for Flannellet Nightgowns
And a great many women .are coming in for them!
At $2, pink or blue striped or plain white flannellet night
gowns with high collar and long sleeves.
At S3, a pink and blue striped flannellet nightgown has a
hemstitched yoke and no collar. ... . ...
Also at $3, extra-size flannellet gowns, fn pink and blue
stripes or plain white, nro made with high collnrs.
(Central)
What Lovely Autumn Hats
and What a Collection
at $10 and $12.50!
Toques Flaring Hats
Rolling Brim Hats Large Hats
but mostly small hats, for they are the smartest for this season of
year. For tho most part thoy're of gleaming panno velvets, plain
veelvets, combinations of tho two and silk combined with eithor.
Black or navy aro in the majority, but thoro nro many bright hues
rust, coxcomb red, Nankin bluo, amber and pretty combinations.
Trimmings aro varied and smart uncurled ostrich, glycerined
ostrich, pretty pins and bright ribbons all used to advantage.
A shining oxnmple of the smart toques is ono of glistening panne
velvet with soft folds of tho volvot ail around and two small, pearly
pins peeping out of the folds in front
In fact, a hat for every face nnd fancy! -
(Market)
Cotton-Filled Comfortables
Special at $2.75
Ono of these is a fine buy and several make a better! They are
72 inches square and nro covorcd with figured material on top nnd
plain color to hnrmonizo on back.
Wool-Mixed Blankets at $10
They nro in whlto or pretty plaids and nro 70x80 inches.
Wliito wool-mlxed blankctfl, 70x82 inches, xnro $12.50.
Satin-Finish Bedspreads, Special at $5
Snowy bedsprends in good-looking pattorns ar cither hemmed or
huvo scalloped edges. Tho latter have cut cornors. 78x80 inches.
(Centrnl)
Wonderful Tints and Subtle Shadings
Find Their Way Into
Women's
Newest Coats
Tho materials nnd tho many shados
of coloring in women's llnor conts aro
particularly worth attention this sea
son. Thero nro several new shades,
such as Nankin, pine, muskoteor
blue, and many beautiful versions of
brown that bespeak the season. Oak,
russet, wood brown, golden brown, the
green-brown of troo trunks in tho
shadow and many others are here.
Ono may chooso tho delightful charm
of mntoritlls soft as the balmy air on
ono of thoso Summery days thnt come
in lato Autumn, or, if you prcfor, you
may have a rough rugged material
that has a decided smartness nnd will
daro tho woather. $45 to $125,
Among the Newer Materials
Wooldyno Fortuna
Froti Glow Caledonia
Cryttal Bolivia Cashmere Velour
Chameleon Cord I llama
Tho comfortablo, looso coat that is
sketched is of navy or reindeer Cale
donia, fully lined with silk, $89.
(Market)
titllS
I msm
Georgette .Crepe
Special, $1.75 a Yard
It is 40 inches wido in black, white, cream color, orchid, malic,
peach, rose, bclgo, wistaria, two shados of gray, many shades of bluo,
including navy, nnd many protty shades of brown.
Lovely Lace Flouncing
Thoy aro grontly in vogue this season and thoso especially pretty
ones como in black, nnvy bluo and brown, 3B and 40 inches wido, $4.50
and $5 a yard.
Radium all-over laces in black, brown and navy blue aro 36 inches
wide, $2.76 n yard.
Imitation Cluny Laces
(mnchine-mnde)
12jc to 50c a Yard
JuBt tho Inces that women want for now curtains, centerpieces
and tho like. Edging3 nnd insertions arc 2 to 6 Inches wide.
(Oentrnl)
The First Wash Satin Blouses
of the Season
Thoy nro glistoning pink or white satin.
Tho quality is good, tho style is tho well-liked soml-tallored
ono with a collar that can be worn high or low. $5.90.
(Market)
Girls' New Checked
Gingham Frocks at $3.50
The checks aro in green, pink or bluo and whlto and the dresses
have that clean-looking appearance that is particularly desirable in
school frocks that will need much tubbing. They aro trimmed with
plain-color collnrs, cuiTs and piping. Sizes 6 to 14 years.
Those Tailored Regulations!
Nothing can tako their place in the way of school dresses! At
$4.60 there are some of whito Joan with cadet bluo collars and cuffs.
They lnco up the front at tho neck, which is an niflded attraction. Sizes
6 to 14 years.
Cadet blue gingham regulations, trimmed with red or black ties,
are in slzos 6 to 14 years nt $4.50, $C25 and $6.75.
Junior Girls' After-School Frocks
Thoy need pretty dresses for the various afternoon nnd evening
parties and thnt is where these taffota, satin, jersey, velveteen and
serge dresses como in. $16.50, $18 to $46.50.
Coats That Are Warm
Top coats, many of them with broad belts and trimmed with
buttons, nro nil fully lined and some havo fur collars. In sizes 6 to 12
years, thoy are $15 to $25; sizes 14 to 17 years, $18 to $60.
(Market)
Serge, Tricotine and Charmeuse Frocks
in Autumn's Prettiest Fashions Are Marked
About a Third Less at $25
The minute you look nt thoso pretty drosses
you'll know that $25 is a small price to pay for
them. Their lines ore new, their materials arc
good nnd their fashions aro correct.
Serges and tricotlnes are, of course, in navy
blue. .Some aro trimmed with leather applique,
some are prettily embroidered with heavy black or
Copenhagen silk. Beads are effectively usod on
others.
The dresses of chnrmouse aro in black, navy
and brown and show graceful drnpings, embroidery
done in silk or beads or unusual corded pockets
faced with bright colors.
As many of these dresses are samples, thero
aro not many of a kind.
Satin Dresses at $10, $15
and $16.50
A dear little dress with a ruffled skirt and sur
plice bodice is just, tho thing for young women.
Another is cmbroidored in silk or chenille or oven
tiny beads.
Serviceable Wool Frocks
First, for comfort, comos wool jersey. Thoso
pretty dresses arc in a wonderful variety in rein
deer, brown, navy, Pekin and so on, braided and
embroidered. $16, $10.25, $22.50 and 425.
A Jersey frock at $19.25 is sketched.
Velour and Silvertone
Frocks, $16.50
You can imagino what comfortablo winter
frocks theso soft materials make. Thoy arc
in brown and reindeer tho velour in checks
and tho silvertone trimmed with bands of nVilnv
black braid and blue, russet or taupo silk. Tho velour frock is sketched.
Gabardine Dresses, $21.75
Ono of these unusual dresses has a box-pleated skirt and bodice which is embroidered with colored
boads (sketched). Tho bodice of another is cut with a peplum and trimmed with self-toned braid, touched
with tinsel.
(Markrt)
Marked at Savings of a Third
Fashionable and beautiful gloves, every pair, and marked a great deal
lower than ever their makers intended them to oe. Plenty of the strap-wrist,
slipon and .eight-button length gloves so fashionable now are among them.
It's a wonderful time to buy enough gloves to last you all through the Winter.
$1.35 a pair for 1-clasp washable doe-finish leather gloves in white
or natural.
$1.65 'a pair for 2-clasp overseam glace gloves in white, tan or brown, or
for 1-clasp suede gloves in gray or khaki.
$2 a pair for 5-button length slipon gloves of washable doe-finish leather
in white or natural. These are outseam sewn and have spear-point stitched
backs.
$2.50 a pair for 5-button length strap-wrist gloves of washable doe-finish
leather in white in all sizes and in natural in sizes ,614 to 7.
$2.75 a pair for novelty strap-wrist gloves of washable doe-finish leather
with contrasting gores in the cuffs and contrasting embroidery on' the backs.
White or the natural shade.
$2.25 a pair for French kidskin gloves in white or black, both overseam
or pique sewn, with self or contrasting Paris-point stitching. All sizes in
white and sizeB 5 to 6Yq in black.
Also champagne kidskin gloves in pique style; all sizes.
$3 a pair for 5-button length slipon wnite glace gloves, overseam sewn.
$3 a pair for 8-button length novelty capeskm gloves in beaver, brown or M
gray, with contrasting gores in the cuffs and contrasting embroidery.
$4.50 a pair for 8-button kidskin gloves in white ijrail sizes and champagne
and beaver in a few sizes.
$4.50 a pair for 8-button glace lambskin gloves, pique sewn, in white only.
(Central)
850, Little Tub Dresses
Reduced to $1.50 and $2
One-Third and One-Half Less Than Regular
(2 to 5 Year Sizes)
Most of them are high-waist styles of sturdy chambrays, in blue, green,
pink and tan, and a few checked ginghams. They have white cdllars, cuffs
and belts and usually hand smocking or hand embroidery for trimming. In
the $2 group there are middy and regulation dresses of white jean.
Sizes are somewhat broken, but every size is in each group.
200 Hats and Bonnets, 50c to $3
Felts, corduroys, velvets and silks in becoming little styles, with trim
mings of ribbons, fur, flowers and the like. . .
(Central)
wMmW1 $16.50
if' I $21.75
$19.25
Furs Are Added Beauty to the
Woman Who Wears Them
Fox is a lovely fur, full-furred, long-haired nnd glistening I
The scarf thnt is sketched is a taupe fox at $47.50. Other
fox scarfs in brown, taupe and black are $40 to $87.50.
Japanese cross fox scarfs are $35 and $40 and sets aro $75.
Those Smart Little
Animal Boas
$15 to $100
What a wido
assortment, from
natural opossum
one-skin boas at
$16 to stono marten
two-skin boas at
$100, with boas of
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gray squirrel and
fitch in between, v (CentrM)
Redleaf Caps, Special at $2
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Savings of a Third on Things That
Make Home Cheerier
2000 Yards of Curtain Madras
at 75c a Yard
Figured curtain mudras, soft as only madras can
be, airy and soomingly frnpile which is tho beauty
of it Is really very durable and laundors well. It
is mostly in ecru nnd some of it shows blue, pink or
yellow flowers as well as tho figures in tho weave.
30 to 44 inches wido.
Beautiful Velour at $2.75 a Yard
It is 60 inches wide in mulberry, red, old rose,
green, two shades of brown nnd two of bluo; nnd 64
inches wido in mulberry and brown.. Think of the
handsomo portieres, draperies and scarfs it will
make, as well as how satisfactorily it will upholster
old furnlturo and givo it now life.
A new thipment of good oll-opaqua window
hatl at $1 each.
(Central)
Room-Size Axminster and Velvet Rugs
Thoso ore handsome, new rugs, taken from our regular stock, whero they were marked a third more,
and reducod. Tho patterns are exceptionally beautiful, tho colorlnga aro rich and thero is good variety.
(In The Juvenile Shop)
A boy enn be jolly well proud of his cap if it's a RodloafI
Here arc tweeds, diagonals and mixtures, all lined nnd all stamped
"Redlenf"; regular caps", all right, and sizes for all follows .of about
6 to 16 years.
Blue serge rah rah hats at $1.75.
Bull dog hats in tweeds at $2.
Cloth hats at $2 to $3.50.
In the last group thero aro tweods, choviots and mixtures in.
brown, gray, groen, black-and-white nnd heather mixtures.
(Gallery, Market)
These Nemo Corsets
Are Special at $5
An excellent model for average to modium-stout figures la of
pink or white coutil. It is low in front, lower around tho sides and
much higher in back. Tho front steels are wido and the skirt of tho
corset is long, with elastic straps in back.
A Topless Model at $2.50
It is of pink coutil, lightly boned, with wido olastic in the sides,
A splendid sports corset 1
, (Central)
9x12 Feet
Velvet rugs aro now $40.60, $50, .$56.60 and
$03.25.
Axmin8tor rugs nro now $43.25, $40,60, $50.50,
$01.60 nnd $03.25. '
Wool Wilton Rugs, Specially
Priced
8.8x10.0 feet, $72.50.
Xl2feot, $76. '
8.3x10.6 Feet
Velvet rugs are now $45.50 and $53.25.
Axmlnster rugs aro now $53.25 and $56.
Wool-and-Fiber Rugs
Special at $9.75
0x12 feet.
Theso are in brown, groen or bluo ond would bo
good for bedrooms.
1000 Nightgowns, Bloomers,
Envelope Chemises
Special at $1.50
The nightgowns are of soft, fine white nainsook
trimmed with insertion.
The bloomers are of white or flesh batiste and of pink
or white crepe.
The envelope chemises are in many, many styles, some
of white nainsook and others of flesh or bluo voile.
(Central)
Women's New High Shoes
at $9.90 a Pair
Lacing high and cut on the long, Blender llnea, not
too narrow at tho tips, thoy are d.uite smart.
There are four styles from which to chooso: black
or tan leather shoes with full wing'tps and medium'
heels or with straight tips and Cuban heels.
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