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Dennle Harrison's Mether As
serts III Health Unbalanced
Her MW
3HUBERT VOICES SYMPATHY
Detroit, Sept. 0"It only I could
mU fcrr this Instant and bring her
Jmi I don't think I'd ever Jet her go
wy from me again."
The. wok" Mw. Harrison vhen In
ta that her actress df ". Don Den
3, had attempted suicide in New
Jan flooded the mother's eyes for
,alntant, but flick ng away the tears
She tried hard te smlle. Shr went en :
"?'Tha only motive for thl terrible
,MlIi jg that Donnie was temporarily
SbSneed from ill health. I nia cer
"ln there was no man mixed up in
this."
Stw Yerk, Sept. 0. ''Maddened"
w the thought that she could net inn ie
i reed wife and repentant when elie
ctited ualng drugs die wps fighting
fainst. DennlN Harrison, nlnctccn-ult-eU
chorus girl, narrated in notes
iha etruggle the had made against the
niptatlens in the night world of New
Yerk and swallowed noiben In a fur
ilibed apaitracnt. Then she llgntcd n
cigarette and lay en a bed te die.
The cigarette Ignited the bedclothes,
ml when isnielte poured into the hn'.l
the was brought out and taken te
Bellcnie Hospital in n serious condition
from poison and smoke. The flames
hid net touched her. She was still
unconscious last night, but the doctors
Mid ehe had n chance of recovering.
Geed -by Nete for Mether
Bhe Is a slim brunette with tabbed
hilr and light brown eyes. Khu is
known as Denny Harrison en llroad llread
way. One letter, penciled te her
mother, Mrs. Marie Harrison, of De
troit, was apparently written before
the took the overdose of drug. It was
in endearing geed-by, but revealed the
torture of her depcentcn mind, Ex
entire stationery bore the monegiuin
H."
Anether, unaddrcsscd and unfinish
ed, appeared te have been written after
the had taken the drug. It was In
underworld verbiage and the story of
her life here.
Shubert's Heart Touched
When Lee Shubert rend the latter
note ha laid he hnd n "kind of catch
it his heart." "Thern is net a the
itrical manager of standing in the rlty
he would fall te help a geed girl if
the were without work and came te hint
In the proper spirit," Mr. Hhubert
added.
"It ought te be known by girls' In
cw Yerk out of work and Rsplrlng te
co uixm the stage thnt there nevei h
I necessity for immoral conduct or tl.e
resort te liquor nnd drugs. I de net
knew of a mnunger who would net have
directed Denny Harrison toward relief
hid he known her mate of mind."
Miss Bunny Der el, an actress, went
te the hospital in the nftcrnoen and
wid that she had known Denny sinc3
the two were "Kids" in Oklahoma
City. The Harrisons moved te Detroit
did Denny ran awev from home. The
Inn girls met ngnlu in the chorus of
'The Leve Birds."
GENERAL BAILEY TO RETIRE
Weeks Accepts Application of Third
Army Cerps Commander
Washington, Sept. 0.(Hy A. P.)
Secretory AVceks has accepted the ap
plication for retirement from actlve
service made by Majer f Jcneral Charles
J, Ualley. commanding the Third Cerps
area, with headquarters at Haltlmerp,
Md. The retirement will be effective
Deoember 1. It Is the fourth ap
plication te be received within the last
two weeks from major generals com
manding army corps areas.
Majer General Ualley, en the date of
his retirement, will have concluded forty-six
years' continuous service,
IRISH REBEL CHIEF KILLED
Daniel Shlnneck Slain In Skirmish
en the Berder
Dublin. Bent. 0. (By A. P.) The
irregular lender, Daniel Shlnneck, hold held
ine the rank of brigadier adjutant, was
killed in a skirmish yesterday nenr
Mltchelstewn, en the Cerk-Llmcrlck
border.
The fight, which lasted two hours,
was the sequel te a surprise attack upon
a large body of irregulars engaged lu
preparing en ambush. The Nationals,
under Commandant Oeneral Hannigan,
defeated the Irregulars, who fled te the
nuis nncr suuenng many casualties.
Mayer Names Aero Delegates
Mayer Moero today named six Phlla
dclphlans as representatives te the
nerennntleal convention of the Third
Cerps Area in Bultlmore September 22.
Most of the delegates Imve been ncttial
filers or nre members of the United
States Signal Cerps Reserve. They are
Colonel Itebert Olendcnnlng, Majer
Clinrles J. Blddle, Captain Henry
Crawford. Lieutenant Barclay H. War War
burten, Jr., J. Wallace Kcllett and
Sumner O. Ireland.
ECZEMA
PSORIASIS - ITCH
RU-BON will remove every spot
Why b miserable rtien a. ftw lrep et Ru Ru
Ben urea en your ittln will Iva ou con
tentment n1 bnnplneii, The realisatien Is
worth thmuMid tlmm ths prlce. A.k your
Druggist nbeut Hu-Ben.
SMITH, KLINE & FRENCH
Whelr.nle Distributor.
Hair Often Ruined
By Careless Washing
PROBING BUNKHOUSE FIRE
Sween Statements Are Being
twught In P. R. R. InvestlQatlen
Pittsburgh, Sept. 0. (By A. P.)
Ten sworn Btatemeuta were sought to te
div by investigators probing the Penn
sylvania Railroad bunkheuse lire which
took the lives of ecven empleyes. Men
Injured in the blnze nre being ques ques
Hened. Department of Justlce ngenta
here refused te comment en the re
port from Washington that the Gov
ernment's investigation indicated the
are was of accidental origin.
City authorities today discarded the
lucery mat gases, generated from ster-
Bgc eniienea in in
ine blaze.
be building, caused
MacMILLAN AT NOVA SCOTIA
Baffm Bay Exploration Party at
Sydney en Way Heme
Sydney. N S., Sept. 0.-(By A. P.)
ine nuxlliarv exploration Kchonner
Bowaeln, carrying Donald B. MacMll
iin and pnrty, arrled here today from
Baffin Bay.
The expedition art out from Bosten
Li r alfu "au "een n tue Arctic
rSlens elnce that time.
Boap should ha scI very care
fully, If you want te keep your hair
looking Its best Hest soaps and
prepnred ehampoeH contain tee
much Alkali. This dries the ncalp,
makes the hair brittle, and mini It.
The best thing for Btrady tun Is
Mullsflcd cocoanut oil shampoo
(nhich Is pure and Kreaseless), nnd
Is better thun anj thine else you
can use.
Twe or three tenspoenfuls of
Mulsltlcd In n cup or Blast with n
llttle warm watfr Is pufflclent te
cleanse thn hair and scalp thor
oughly. Simply moisten thn hair
with water nnd rub It In. It makes
an abundance of rich crtamy lather,
which rlnses out easily, remelnn
mery partlole of dust, dirt, dandruff
and excess oil. The hair dries
fiulckly and evenly, and It lenvca
the scalp soft, and the hair line nnd
sllkv, bright, lustrous, fluffy and
eusj te munagu
Yeu can get Mulslfled cocoanut
oil shampoo at nny pharmacy, It's
i'iy cheap, and a few ounces will
supply ecry member of the family
for months Be sure your druggist
gles you Mulslfled Adv.
I
jjwnrawnii
Have you
tried
the newest product of the
Victer sunshine bakeries?
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Mlsi Mary Tumulty Convalescing
.Washington. Sept. C The condition
PP,r.4, iTumiU,if ferraer 6eretnry te
M-Prealdcnt Wilsen, was reported im-
u?j n n c,nblrnm racalved ye.
yMri,?rngra
Bread Supreme
Extra big gc
Leaf 1 U
Wrapped in glaasine paper
It stays fresh
In all our Stores
'Sr.pjh li!J!!lJlL;3JJ:iliL!lDilfL,lil!l,l:aKClKHfflm;(';(tIh:2L1)lJ
(MaKe Us ProreltTbmOTrevvy)
WHEN you ride for the first tlme in the
Palge SIx-C6, you, lilcu Uieusands of
ethers, will say, "If bucIi a car can be had ee
reasonably, It la surely felly te pay mere."
Call Spruce 1410 for a Demonstration
GUY A.WIUEV MSTgB C9
tAzfte and Jtvettt Distributors
BR9AO STREET ArVIWEPHtLAOEtPHIA
Associate Dealers
e. u,MI ST, ' rAIGE HALRS CO.. HAINES bTKN rV MOTOU SALES
- a, ihuh ni, rtni.J nr.uvu r,
, I'ferne urechmiin,
FENCir. miitiii, r......vv cr. HeIdm t. nd ijti
W,Llfy J't'.'" I'rnni,.
S7th anil Wulnul Nl.
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OIBHOJI'H AUTO WORKS.
.H033 HlUfrfenl ,t.
HNIDKIt IIUOS..
(1H.il) licrniunlewu Ave.
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'inuihli-r e Urjn Mir
Suburban Dealers
MIITJHhr iM(.i:.
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The girl or boy who
gees in for sperta will
find the Sporting Goods
Store (in the Basement)
well stocked with depend
able Gelf, Tennis and
ether supplies.
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Pi'ide in Scheel
Supplies Makes
Softeol Tcteks
Light
Thnt feclinp of inferiority
ee detrimental te n child's
progress, sometimes needs
wise counseling en the part of
pnrcnts, but mero frequently
n little "sprucing up" will de
the youngster mere geed. Fer
instance, there's a let of
childish importance attached
te a little thing like
New Scheel Bags
These at $1.95 are just nbeut
one-half the regular price.
They are of fine leather and
wonderfully Btreng. $1.95.
Alse some very desirable fitted
Bags. Special at $1.35.
The Important
Little Things
That often make the differ
nnce between a geed report
and a bad one, hardly count in
the household budget:
Lead Pencils. 2c te 10c; Pen
holders, lc te 20c; Erasers, 1c
te 15c; Composition Beeks, (c
te 40c; Banner Loese-leaf
Beeks, 25c (nil sizes); Extra
FillerH. 10c; Writing Tablets,
5c te 25c; Geographical Glebes,
75c te $36.60; White Chalk,
50c and 75c a box; Pencil as
sortments, 25c te $3.50; Scheel
nags, e&c te 5B.00; Blackbeard
Erasers, 12c and 85c; Com
passes, 35c and G3c: Rulers.
5c te 50c; pen points, 20c
a dozen, or 3 for 5c; Foun
tain Pens, S1.50 te $11; Ever
sharp Pencils, COc te $10.
Able 0, Centre
New Umbrellas
Make the Rainy
Day an Occasion
American Taffetn (cotton)
Umbrellas, with plain or fancy
handles, for girls, finished with
wrist cords or nngs; plnin
hook and creek handles for
boys special at $1.00. Others
in colors, $1.35 and $2.00.
AliU T. Market Street
"The Varsity"
Belber Wardrobe
Trunk, Special
at $24.75
Nearly everybody knows
"The Varsity," the geed look
ing, full-size Belber Ward
robe Trunk, covered with
vulcanized fibre, brass-plated
steel, draw belts, spiiner lock,
open top, ngurect cletn lining;
five drawers one convertible
for large hats, locking bar,
three shoe pockets.
Fourth rioer, Ontra
Don't Ferget Old
Friend Sweater
In the Sporting Goods Stere,
a fine line for bevs ind nirls:
all the favored colors and
styles $5.50 te $16.00.
Htrawbrldge & Clothier Iiaicruent
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STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER
Ready for Scheel?
Scheel outfits te be made ready new. When you see your old
schoolmates again after the long summer months won't you be proud
of your new school apparel from the Strawbridge & Clothier Stere? A
children's shop, where style assurance gees hand in hand with dependable
quality and price moderation. We are ready te help make school opening
a pleasure for parents and students alike.
Mnflfliiniery for
Scheel Days
All the Tarns and Heeds and
Rell-brims and the soft, hand
made shapes that fashion
favors se highly this season.
Felts, veleurs, velvets plain
tailored te cepe with the great
top coats; in bright shades and
pull-down effects te wear with
sweaters; or smartly trimmed
te better accompany the cloth
frocks. Prices $1.50 te $6.75.
St-BwbrlJge ft Clothier
Second Fleer, Centre
We are prepared te take any young
woman of fashion through the entire pre
scribed clothes curriculum for Autumn and
Winter, 1922, of which the most important
single item is probably
Tailored Cleth Dresses
Navy piquetine, Peiret twill and wool crepe, with
tailored tucking and stiapping, colored pipings and
facings, smart narrow belts with smaiter buckles
distinctive Dresses that are always at the head of
the class in fashions. Prices $19.50 te $65.00.
Fairfield Coats
The school and college girls' exclusie model
the Ceat that gees cvcrywheie and always gees with
distinction. Thi3 year's Fairfield is a deuble-bicasted
Raglan smart, dashing with something of the
insouciance of youth about it, and all the taileied
fitness of tweeds, plald-backs and wool cleakings
te commend it. Prices $29.50 te $42.50.
bfr-h Straw brldse Clothier fcecenil Fleer, Srarket Street
BOYS
We knew a fellow is particular that his
shirts and suits and hats shall be correct,
though he may be a bit bashful about say
ing se. Se we have selected the best groups
of Beys' Apparel you'll find anywhere, both
style and value considered.
Suits for Scheel and Dress
With Twe Pairs of Trousers
Special groups of Suits leprcsenting the be-t
obtainable at the price. Fabrics arc ALL-WOOL and
dependable, patterns and colorings the newest, tai
loring excellent throughout, and everv Suit has TWO
PAIRS OF LINED KNICKERBOCKERS.
All-wool Suits of dark mixed cheviets, with
plaited-coats; sizes 8 te 17 years, special at $10.75.
All-wool Tweed and Cassimere Suit?, with
mohair-lined coats, sizes 8 te 18 years $12.75.
A particularly smart group of All-uoel Suits,
Leautifullv taileied, 8 te 18 years, special at $1-1.75.
New "Wlckham" Suits for boys arc made espe
cially for Strawbndge & Clothier. Woolen suitings
of the best quality, and the most careful dc-igning
and tailoring only, In these models. Sizes 9 te 18
years $18.00.
New autumn models in well-known Hart,
Schaffner & Mnrx Suits for boys of 9 te 1!) years.
Handsome in efFect, the best in quality $25.00.
Ft-y htruwbrldee i C ethle Sjumd 1 loer. Filbert t Kaet
Hats a Fellow Will Like
Are Specially Priced
Three under-price group t in Hats and Caps.
Cleth Hats, medium weight, special 35c.
Cleth Hats in odd si7es, several models, worth
double and mere $1.00.
New Cleth Caps for autumn, 8-scctien top. lined.
Sizes 6i te 7 85c.
SHr-y Striiwbrldge A Clothier Second Fleer. Filbert Bt , Bait
Blouses, Unusual at 55c
Beth boys and their parents will be delighted with
theso Blouse Waists of fancy striped peicalc. Pat
tern after pattern from which te cheese. All with
cellar attached. Werth far moie than 65c.
Other Blouses in striped patterns, with cellars
attached, 85c te $2.00; with neckband, $1.00 te $2.00.
! Strawbrldee & Clothier Second Fleer. Centre l"nt
These Shoes Will Step
Bravely Off te Scheel
And they will stand the boy in geed stead thieui'h
many a rough and tumble game. Fer these ai'e
sturdy Scheel Shoes, thoroughly dependable, nnd at
nttrncthe prices,
Daik Tan Shoes, English and bioad-tee lasts
sizes 11 te 2, $1.50, Mzes 2Vz te 0 $5.00.
Tan and Black Gun-metal Calfskin Lace Shoes
medium round tee and heavy single soles; sizes 11
te 2, $5.50; 2 Mi te C $0.00.
Tan Grain Leather Shoes, straight Ince, also
Ulucluu' styles with heavy soles, sizes 2 te fi $5 CO
Tan Giain Calfskin Shee?, low, biead heels nrd
heay solej with l libber inaett , s'ts 2l. te G $(! 00
Tan Norwegian Calfskin Shee-, brnmm tOn"
ninn li- .,,! .... ! -I- . f ... '"'
iuk i'1'J mm v. t. a iiv.uy utiles: SI. t'b '
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Hijji Shet , ,uiein styles:
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htennediate Girl
These are the girls that have set the
fashion for the past few years, and new, se
they say, they are going te start te refem
inize the whole world of fashions
Dresses, $12.75 te $25
Navy blue Peiiet twill, brown and navy blue
jersey cloth and wool crepe models that rank high
in fashion deportment. Sizes 12, 14 and 16 years.
Coats, $15.00 te $55.00
Loese flared Coats, unbelted circular Coats, belted
Raglan-sleeve Coats as many styles as there are
types te wear them, and shown in all the smartest
fabrics. Sizes 12, 14 and 16 years.
Raincoats With
Hat te Match $7.50
These are net only one of the finest clothes
essentials of the school wardrobe, they are one of
the best 'buys we knew of and smart. Girls who
have them, hope for rainy days. Of tan and navy
blue Cantenette. Sizes 10 te 16 years
Ur-VitiRw bridge i Clothier-Second F.oe'r. Market Street
CMIUR
Ones first appearance at kindergarten
and school is most important. Even five-year-olds
knew that school davs are happier
if one is correctly and comfortably clad.
Little Sister's Dresses
Are of gingham, chiefly made with bloomers. Jit
as smart and bet or. ing as can be, and in style after
style for girls of 2 te 6 ears-85c te &5.00.
.Smocked Di esses of crisp white dimity are the
little girls' ery own te the envy of their elder sisters.
New models from England $7.25 te $13.50.
Little Brether's Suits
Are of
days.
$1.25 te $1.95
Navy serge Regulation Suits, 3 te 5 years, $5 00
Blanket Bath Robes
Remarkable Value, $2.95 '"
eeho'ef rUS "S?3,." .?. away te
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;. "' "'erings. with turnover
emul, e ie 11 years. Special at $2.95
M
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the Smaller Oris
sturth washable fnhrin .. .. ,--,
Oliver Twist Suits, size, a :'r'" .cnMI
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A complete autumn assortment of correct
apparel for school days the happiest days
of all.
Girls' New Dresses
Weel crepe
cellar nnd cull'
c'.f nnks' '5 many styIei,; Mzcs s t0 ! J'cat
?3 00. Regulation Wash Dresses, 6 t(
S.t 111) tn r,nn c , ' "
muieria in
!oCerar "ntI ciuUv-
Utlier Bath Robes, of blanket material, for ff,rl,
te 14 yea?;-$3 50"50' f CheW' co,or Cer'lur' W
Uunbric Princess Slips, 0 te 18 $1.50 te V 50
Cambric Night Gowns, 6 te 14-60c te S '
embroidered in wool, with pongee
Mzes a te j 4 years, S15.00. Wash
irs, $2.00 and
tn 1 ,e..
SJ0D te 35.00. Seige Regulation Dresses.O te 12
J-"i v'.u UI1U If 10 iO,
Small Girls' Winter
Coats, $10.75 te $37.50
Seft biev n and blue cleakng. diagonal, ch.nchilla
a-1 camel s- air Full belted Coats, some with
ra,I.in sleec, ethers, seveiely tuilered; mzcs 6 te
12 tar.
'v- Strant i l.e u lertiie Seceni I'lunr JUrWet Street
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Children
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1-100 nairs nf e-imnI tjt:i. ri .
pcrs including , y-sn onees, Oxlercfs, Pumps and Slip
marked for reguW stock P"Ce et ,dentical grades
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cmiciren with you te
Infants' Shoes and Slinnrrs.
4, 5, 51e, e
L,nuaren'8 Shoes and Oxfords,
rect fitting.
$1.45
the
Girls' Shots,
Pumps, 4B
Oxfords and
$3.95
net
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nil sizes $3.95.
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d Orfnrila stir -. ;V r .' 1" ' V'W S 17
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