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GIRL SPRINTER PUTS TABOO
BLOOMERS AS UNWIELDY
JUNE 3, 1922
WANAMAKER'S
DOWN STAIRS STORE
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Bobbed Hair Best, 'Asserts
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These "uncomfortable and terribly
neavjr" bloomers, g-enernlly worn ly
"! in athletic contents, held no nt nt
tmctien for Ml3 Dorethy Itnugli,
Ely , at Tempi. University, who, Thursday
Ky ' eempetfnjc in Temple's field day sport",
wen me e-ynru umn in iu srennm
Het and equaled the women's cellcplntc
record for the event.
"Of course they mny be Jnt n Httle
mere conventional," Miss BntiRh ml
tnltted, "hut I find It much enlcr mid
far mere comfertnbte te run In the regu
latien boy's outfit with short trunk
The bloomers are certainly a handicap, $ .t
They catch the air ns one runs and ;;
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feel as If they welched ten pounds
"Dettle," aa she li familiarly
called by fellow students, and Dr. Mil Mil
eon Krancela D'nilscu, physical director
nt the University, her athletic Instruc
tor, is also an nrdent prepj;nnil9t iu ,
favor of bobbed hair. This was learned)
mien sne wnsnsuea te pey? ier n pnein- i
crnna, and nurrieeiy rnoreweel a ceme , naaaciDau. in inci, j. ukc u oranceei
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DOKOTHY IIAUAlI
from one of her friends,
"Yeu see it doesn't take but a jiffy
te comb it out." bhe said. "If it were
lone I. should hnve te run all the way
unstalra and stand before my mirror.
Net pnly thnt, but when I run I'm nut
of athletics. I
Dr. D' Kit sen li enthusiastic In his
praise nnd confidently leeks forward te
her breaking the women's celleglntfi
record for the 7.ri-ynril dash In the In
ternational women's sames te be held
Iw.tlianNl wltli lnnsn nds tilnwinif in In Antwern next fall.
my eyes and finlshlne with the nppear- New that "Dettle" has calned her
nnce of a bedraceled cave-woman." i reputation she Is coin? te tnke up nth-
"I Jlko h'M'fd hnlr, net only fur Ictic work seriously. She has ncceptul
these reatens, out wcause it is mero
hyelenlc.
".Hew long have I been rnnnlntr?
Only since I came te Temple. Hut I
have done much swimming and I played
n position a.s physical director of the
(ilen-Nnr Ilich Sheol, which will epn
In the fall.. It was recently erected and
is n combination of the Ulenelden und
Norwood Hlgli Schools. i
GIVE SPECIAL MOVIE SHOW 'JOHN E. HANIFEN LEFT ;
FOR 200 BLIND CHILDREN, ESTATE WORTH $364,877
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Y9ungsters Have Pictures Explained Inventory of Kensington Manufac Manufac
te .Them Hear Organ Recital turer'a Property Filed I
A. motion-picture show for 200 blind I , 'Thn K- Ilanifen. Kenlngten rnanii- i
ahi... .....i. , inc, K-.,i.. i.icjtirer, wlie died last Neemrxr Jl,
children, students of the l'ennsjlvnnla , ptt nn eMfntc v,l)ip(1 flt ,.., iS77i0l
Institute for the Instruction of the j An ln-cntery In Ills poreinl tate isns ,
Blind, was given this morning In a I filed tedav. lie was former pioprlcter I
theatre en Sixty-ninth street. ! et "" Marlborough Textile Mills and '
m .i i.. ,v..,i member of the I nten League and ether i
The pupils were taken te the theatre cltlb,. Il3 heI110 ,vn, n lfi:;1 North
in anton.ebllcs furnished by the Aute- Fifteenth Mreet.
mobile Oub of Philadelphia. As thev Thorns P fonrer, n.rl IJeyer
passed through the entrance their sur- , ""$, M $l:i00 ,?? hl3 SH.000ei.tate
.. i i j . i. i. te Catholic charities. Ills will was1
lonneings were wyinineu iu luCm u. probated today. St. Jeseph's Heuse for
their instructors. I Homeless, Industrious Beys will re-
The program Included an organ re- ceipve $3000 : Church of the Immacu
cltml. During nn Intermission n lecture late Conception. 2000; Mttle Sisters
was given, explaining the principles of of the Peer, $1000: Sisters of Charity,
notion plctnrea, and a news reel was 1 51000, and Carmelite SiRtcrs, $300.
ran, without 'musical accemDaniment. Other wills probated were these of
The blind students could thus hear the j Sarah Hener, who died In New Yertc
clicking of the machine, while the titles , city, 520,000 ; J. Clifferd Allisen. 1715
were read te them by an instructor. North Twenty-eighth street, 5S900, nnd
The reel was run slowly, and the scenes 'Albert VT. Bleem, who died in Atlantic
n the screen were described In detail City, $29,000. Inventories were also
by the instructor, enabling the pupils
te visualize the actual pictures In their
mind's eye.
Many et tne students are net totally
filed In the personal estates of Geerge
a. scniever. sieVJis.ia, and Jeanna F.
Albcrtsen, $10,102.09.
Mind, and the performance proved of ..,.-, ... ,.,,
double Interest tethem, as the lighting1, SCHEDULE BAND CONCERTS
Sects of the theatre were employed te
.their fullest extent. Week's Program Arranged for
WIN FRIEND SCHOLARSHIPS The Municipal Band will give con-
I certs every night next week In various
Edward Flsk and Ruth Bleckwell part3 of the city. Monday night a con
Awarded Scheel Honors '" ?'!Lbetn.nrV,T'cnty"hlrd
, .. m , , t- a j nn" Brown streets; Tuewlay, Penn
Miss Ruth Bleckwell, 214 Hast Sedg- Treaty Park. Columbia avenue and
wick street, nnd Edward Flsk, Zii p.each street; Wednesday, Twenty
West Chclten anue, students at the fourth and Jacksen streets ; Thursday,
Gerroantewn Inends behoel, have , rTOnt an Carpenter streets; Trlday.
been awarded the annual Sussn fe. Falrhlll street abeve Taber read; Sat
Kite and Davis H. Tersythe Alumni ,:rday. Cetnly and Dittman streets. The
Scholarships for next year. following program will be given each
Announcement of the winners was evening
' JMde In the assembly hall of the school lt March-"Am.rira. "te. Phii.n-
by Stanley Yamall, the principal. The ihrepiat" , Ttnt.
scholarships, worth $100 each, werp ' '"rt,utJ-r"2S"!:a '. Heroia
founded some years age by the Alumni . 3 ecnl Sel-a" Mnsen.
Association and in memory of two for- '4. int.rmene "Kis?v '. Hubbcii
mer teachers at the school. The award ".'"Rrr.?" i'OCKl", ...... DKen
Is made te the boy and girl In either 1 9 DVgJ?.tT..The .rf ?.n.. .sUchMi!.
Junier or senior class with the highest 7. Tener sole siecti
averages for the year. Te win an Waiw-"sn!-,e.Meli.t7' H.rb.rt
ward' a minimum of ninety muFt be , 9. nnictten !3 Peiuaara. from
attained 'in every study. The winners "'" ''"r'i"10"' , Meyerbr
.l.n. r.l.( hnnVa fl-nm th tikr ilent " "" "anner.
of Ihe Alumni Association.
Cups were awarded te Themas Ath-
cnea ana ;n:i xuruu iu-uu m iii
ney ana gin Desi in nmieucs. iz was
announced also that In the annual color , Drank Turpentine Frem Bettle He
contests the "whites" had wen the Thought Contained Whisky
indoor contests nnd the "blues the I fi.fi,i ,,-n.nr,e - ., 1
field meet. The highest point winners . M staking turpentine for whisky cost
were the "whites." and they were the life of Jehn R. Kaleslnlski, fifty
given the cup for the year. eight years old, of 2C00 Orthodox street,
last night.
3 HELD IN AUTO DEATH I Knl?"". feeling 111, decided te take
" " ! a drlni; and went te a closet in his bed-
, . ,. .... room en the beeend fleer. Twe quart
Members of Philadelphia Family bottles htoed en the fleer of the cleset.
Jailed at Elmlra, N. Y. Without stepping te turn en a light, he
Three Philadelphlans, all
of one family, are under arrefi
mira. N. Y.. en a formal c!
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nd mi ee Jreea awnwn, a i.ity-i.ve- Distriet DetecU7e reld e tt B j.
year-old "rmer. , d aml clcariipd btrMts 6tatIen j
l3ft?&M?i&$&. 5U0tieatI:c1elnd,e?1t(leClam, ,tat dMth WaS
Mrs. Evelyn Pollock, and a sister. Nera lue t0 "cc'ac"t-
Pollock, fifteen ytnra old. 20S3 Ka.t '
Cambria street. All were taken te the TO BECOME MISSIONARY
Broeme County jail at Blnghamten.
A1"? i.ly Ti.-?.; 1.- .T.c?r Swarthmere Girl
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! MISTAKE COSTS MAN'S LIFE
members plr k,'a UI' , "" or, lne, t0"1('fl nn,J poured
In I't """s" " J"h '"'. 11 pruvea te ue
large of Ith0 wrong bottle, and fSalciniski was
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Will Teach In
Chinese Seminary
Miss Helen C. Mnrr. of Kwarthmere,
will (-nil this month for China te be
come a missionary teacher in the True
Light Seminary of Canten.
Miss Marr is - daughter of the TW
I Geerge A. Marr. of Swarthmore She
Op. Krauskopf te Get Meney for graduated iu 1912 from Suurthmere
Dovlestewn Institution I College. '
Irur te the police, relatives of the Pel
locks in this city are Inclined te doubt I
the report.
$100,000 FOR SCHOOL
fVmtrihiitlenR nmniintlnir tn S1ftnnn
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'i'Hr ?m M presentea te the Hey. I)r
S Joeeeh KrniiRkenf for thn Xmlnri'il
l" Barm Rphenl. fnvliHrtnwn nt nnni.
Ttrsary exercises te be held there .to
morrow. In the fund which is being
raised for the whoel Philadeltihia'H
quota has been placed at $200,000. ,
Harry B. Hlrsh announced today thai
following the twenty-fifth anniversary
dinner given Dr. Krauskenf. nresldenti
et tha sehenl. the femmhtfn In linr '
-ii. oenfHimrinno tn i, nn,f i"iTCGC:!i"n:nc!r!i!rn:!:ir!inrr7
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$80,000. In view of ether pledges made
these working for the fund arc con cen
ident of having $100,000 te present to-Berrow.
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' .TtVrf WBIUD iuv tic ,v vi enuiljr in
v Mmparlsen witn tne previous week, but
njimiy were uigner us cemjiareu with
;.JiSTtiie same weeK a year age. There were
.V' AStH Hfinflin from fill pnilHPS tfir thn tfif.l.
a'j Mdlnz June 2. while 442 were renerri,
I ',( &jjht week. Eight deaths from diphtheria
'f ipd croup were reported In this week's
f".M? !!,. while one death resulted from
iSfrtWOwirlet fever. In the new cases of com.
fc SiJtAWiinlcaBle diseases for the week there
r. '. "?. eighty -six of scarlet fever, com-
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a, ium cases of ecarjet fever,
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Summer Heme in
Maine $3500
Circumstances force the
elTt'rinff of this attractive
property nt a sacrifice.
Cliff Island, Casco Hay,
Maine convenient te Port
land. One aero weeded
with pine trees. 2-story
bungalow, 10 rooms and
hath. 0erloe!;ln the
Bay. Excellent for sum
mer home or camp site.
Apply te
Girard Trust Company
Hundreds of New
or Airy Cottens at
Frecks of Coel Summer Silksl
Amazingly Lew Prices in the!
Wanamaker Down Stairs Stere
Foulards Georgette Crepes
Printed Crepes Tub Silks
Crepes de Chine Canten Crepes
A LI of these fashionable materials in the season's best
colorings will te found among these fresh and charming
new dresses astonishingly low priced.
Here are morning frocks, as wholesome and cheery as
sunlight.
Sports frocks of tailored tub silks, colorful epenge or
linen.
Afternoon dresses are of soft crepes in flesh pink, white
and delectable blues and lilac tints.
Ginghams
Dotted Swisses
Cotten Epenges
" $38.50
Fine Imitation
Pearls, $5
Lustrous, lovely beads, evenly
graduated, in 24, 27 nnd 30 inch
strings, each finished with a 10
karat geld clasp. In crenra and
the faintest flush of pink.
These beads hnve a wonderful
luster, as they are made en a
mother-of-pearl base coated with
fish-scale. Indestructible, which
means that they can be dipped
into het water without harm.
We have- Imported hundreds of
necklaces of this type nnd have
never had a complaint.
The Debutante $5
The same flne grade of imita
tion pearls, but in the tiny size
that se many young women are
asking for. The strings are only
18 inches long, and all of the
beads are 6jnall. Geld catches,
of course.
(Central)
Single or Deuble Strand
Hair Nets
10c Each 3 for 25c
Excellent nets of geed size and
perfect in every way. In cap or
fringe shape in gray, white, black,
uburn, blend, light, medium or
dark brown.
A dozen nets, all in one color
or asserted, can be had for $1.
(Central)
All -Linen Face
Towels, 50c
Of absorbent quality, in a close
nuck weave, these geed heavy
towels are 17x34 inches, with
hemmed ends.
(Central)
Sample Dresses
$18.75 and $22.50
Of Georgette crepe In flesh,
white nnd navy and in delicately
colored Canten crepes or navy
blue crepe de chine. Just a few
of a kind and all extra fine at the
prices. Women's sizes.
Voile Dresses at
$5.50 te $10
Light airy patterns or dark
blue or black dotted dresses are
made in typical Summer ways.
Plain color voiles, se fine that
they leek like Georgette crepe,
are in lemon yellow, black, rose,
white, Copenhagen and nayy blue
at $10. "
Fine Frecks
Reduced a Third
or Mere
$18.75 te $38.50
Handsome dresses of Can Can
eon crepe, crepe meteor, wool
jersey, Russian crepe andS
Georgette from our own
stocks are wearing new low
prices. They are all distinctly
of the finer type, beautifully
made and of fine materials.
(Market)
Foulard and Tub Silk Dresses
Special at $10
Foulards are in dotted .patterns jade-and-white, red-and-white,
navy-and-white or fan-and-navy.
Tub silks are in pencil stripes andl group stripes in
orchid, jade, navy, brown, etc., en white grounds. All very
smartly tailored.
Wide Cheesing Among Silk
Frecks at $15 and $16.50
Foulard dresses are in dotted and figured patterns in
navy blue and brown; some with everdrapery of Georgette,
$15.
Crepe de chine dresses in navy blue show vertical pin
tucks stitched with silver; metal girdles, $15.
Beaded Canten crepe dresses are in periwinkle blue,
navy and black at $15.
Printed crepes de chine in light colorings are $15.
Sports dresses of crepe de chine and Russian crepe are
in bright blues, jade, fuchsia, Copenhagen, navy, brown and
black many with white bodices or contrasting bands,
$16.50. .
Plain Voiles
Figured Voiles
Linens
Semi-formal dinner gowns are of cobwebby laces and
exquisite silk crepes, often adorned' with crystal beads.
In addition te all these lovely new things we have taken
a number of dresses from our own stocks frocks of which
we have but one or two of a kind and marked them all at
greatly lessened prices. Among these will be found some
uncommonly fine dresses at very low prices.
Fresh Gingham '
Dresses
$2.50. $3.50 te $6
The, fineness of the gingham is
the most amazing feature it has
been years since silky tex tex
ture could be had without paying
a great deal for it. These are in
straight-line styles with touches
of white organdie, -with cross cress
stitch in black or red, with frills
of white or gingham. Dozens
and dozens of different styles.
Linen, Swiss and
Epenge Frecks
$6.75 te $10
Linen dresses in white and
delicate tints, tailored or em
broidered with white wool, are
$8.76 and $10.
Epenge .sports dresses with
embroidered sleeves, $6.75.
1 Dotted Swiss dresses in rose,
brown, orchid and navy, $8.50.
(Market)
ia $15 '
Lowered Prices en Certain Geed Capes and Coats
$8.75 $10 $15
A little group of chinchilla and tweed coats and
velour capes in various blues and tans. Net many
of any one kind.
(Market)
Silk lined tan pole coats are $16.50, $22.50 and
$25. Camel's hair coats, $37.50.
Navy blue tricetine and Feiret twill capes, silk
lined and edged with fringe, $21.50.
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$5 $38.50 $10 $16.50 $5 i $15 $6.75
$22.50
Levely Radium
All-Over Laces
$1 Yard, Special
Because they were made
slightly narrower than usual
we were able te get them at
a low figure and can sell them
for much less than is usual for
such geed quality. Fine for
skirt draperies, sleeves,
blouses, etc. They are 25 te
27 inches wide some in the
heavy Spanish patterns.
Black radium lace fieuncings
$2 and $2.25 yard.
(Central)
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Geed Socks for
Children
35c Pair 3 Pair for $1' j
Sturdy mercerized cotton socks,
full-fashioned, have colored relh
tops violet, green, orange, light "
blue and navy. Sizes 7 te 9.
At 25c
Mercerized white cotton socks,
with striped tops in tan, pink, '
black, light blue, navy, cordovan
or buttercup. Sizes 6 te 9.
-Length Socks. 50c i
Fancy ribbed effects of the!
"kind that little boys will net mind j
wearing. They have deep roll'
tops and are in brown-and-white, .
tan-and-white and green-and
white mottled effect. Sizes 7 te
10.
(Central)
Fine Mercerized
Voile, 38c Yard
A fine lustrous quality, 40',
inches wide in the following plain
colers:
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Mary Jane Pumps
$5.25 a Pair
An average saving of two dollars a pair! Werth
looking into, isn't it? That is enough te buy a geed
pair of silk stockings te go with them! And, vacation
is coming.
All the pumps have instep straps and low heels.
Many have covered heels.
Of black patent leather, gray suede, black calfskin
or patent leather with gray backs various styles, all
desirable.
Net every size in every style but excellent choos chees
ing. Children's Tan Mary Jane Pumps
Special at $250
Of tan calfskin, with wide tees, they have durable soles.
Sizes 6 te 2.
Women's White Pumps Arrive!
Mere are coming in every day mostly with low or Cuban
heels. Prices vury from $5 for white canvas te $9.00 for tine
kidskin.
(Clieitnat)
Girls' Sample Silk Frecks
Average
Half Price at
$7.75
Beautiful colors in gleaming crepe
de chine cornflower blue, American
beauty, brown, navy blue, henna and
Copenhagen. Deep tucks, frivolous
ruffles te delight a girl's heart, dear
little wreaths, flowing bands of silk
ribbon such are their adornments,
making them individual frocks such
as every mother likes te get for her
girls.
One or two of a kind sizes 8 te
16 years in the group.
Alse, a few very fine taffeta frocks
at $7.75.
(Markat)
Special Baronet Sports
Satin, $2
39 Inches Wide
Beautiful brocaded sports satin (fiber silk) in a
glistening, gleaming array of the most desirable colors.
Turquoise Rese . White
Yellow Lavender Tan
Orchid ' Copenhagen j
nu n Belgian blue- t,.
Old rose A Mm um., Flame
(Central)
Fiber Rugs
Heavy Enough te Lie Flat '
They'll stay where they're put! Ne wrinkling when
you move a bit of furniture about !
Pretty rugs tee, in soft tones of blues, rose, brown,
green and gray, some with cool white fiber interwoven, giv
ing a touch of lightness. Seme have plain centers with
contrasting colors in the borders, which are stenciled with
a geed grade of oil paint. Others' have figured centers.
These rugs are easily and sanitarily freshened by
wiping them with a damp cloth.
4.6x7.6 feet . $5 8.3x10.6 feet $13
6x9 feet $8.50 9x12 feet $14
(Cheitnut)
Women's
Underthings of
Novelty Voile at $1
Vests, step-ins and envelope
chemises at $1 each are of voile
in woven checks and stripes, fin
ished with pretty laces. The vests
and step-ins are in sets and are
cut in delightful points, edged
with lace.
White, pink and orchid among
them. (Central)
Nrfvy
Smoke
Silver
Pale geld
Orchid
Nile
Tiger lily
Burnt orange
Periwinkle
Rese
Light blue
Chinese blue
Henna
Bright orange Copenhagen
Sheer Handkerchief
Lawn, 30c Yard,
Particularly adaptable for chil
dren's frocks, but it is se sheer
and fine women will want frocks
and blouses of it, tee. Pretty
figures and stripes en white
grounds. 40 inches wide.
(Central)
Real Summer Hats
Jelly Cretonnes
20c Yard
Lets prettier than one would
expect at this price! 35 and 36
inches wide, in brightly colored
small designs that are pleasing
for Summer use.
(Cheitnut)
Silk-and-Weel Skirts
$12.75
Especially well tailored, good geed
looking and durable are these
box-pleated skirts of silk-and-wool
faille. The pleats are
stitched te the hips and are full
enough te keep their place with
out much pressing. Excellent
skirts te wear when traveling and
very pretty with white or bright
sweaters. In navy blue or black,
sizes from 25 te 40 inch waist
bands, ,
(Market)
White hats, bright hats, light hats
and dark' hats, all here in this most
interesting collection. The sort of
hats that women like best because
they are individual in style.
Leghorns Canten crepes
Straw combined with felt or silk.
A striking affair is a droop brim
of black Canten crepe with dull yel
low silk flowers flattened ever the
crown, and brim. The brim has a
yellow facing.
Anether is of leghorn with lilacs
and black velvet streamers.
(Market)
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22 Kinds of Couch Hammocks
Between $10 and $27.50
We Strongly Recommend
i nese pu.eu Hammocks
because they are full 6 feet long and almost as
comfortable as beds for outdoor sleeping. The
frames are of galvanized angle iron and the
springs are strong and resilient. All four chains
rec down te the springs, thus leaving no
weight dependent upon the fabric of the sides,
us in a great many hammocks.
Your choice of gray or khaki both are
eight-ounce duck that is practically weather
proof. The mattresses are filled with puue cot cot
ten, button-tufted and covered en both sides, se
that you can turn them ever.
(Central)
We Sell Mere of These $20
Hammocks Than Any Others
They have comfortable upholstered backs,
for one thing, ever springs, making the back
rest as easy as possible. They have two spiral
Bprings up above, for another, and a convenient
magazine pocket for a third. The principles of
safe construction are the same as in our ether
hammocks. In gray or khaki, all button-tufted
by hand.
Stands at $4.50
Green angle iron frames are convenient for
hammocks en the lawn or can be moved around
en the perch.
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