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gNNJLL STATE DROPPED; SYRACUSE LOSES OUT-OTHER SPOETS
iwinte:
DREAM IS UVM
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fcdlg&ift. of UUDS ana
adicrS' uamps rreve..w
Early uames
CLUBS ItfcMAIN
RhreS
;pClMNOLEft fi. nlCHTER
BffttiT " ' ,ntf ,r.n rtB trio last MS.
KFJttn i dCeuS'rt for the formation
B?r fcSbmi 1KU n Florida. Klv.
K2wlrJ t'rti trained In Florida lam
ISr to iseate .omwnYi " ""
IS? w "hit jv lx-alub l-a(ru. could l
IPrTj ..n n.t aur nir.
5s i.,!; a.r Atsr
T! .-..,,. noi!r and Braves, who wore
Kfirf by 'ho wonderful climate of Klnr
ifi rrMldcnt Johnnon and Tener. who
fr. rut do hot approve of Interloaitue
Sum In i prlnt. looked upon th plan
5 fr and rril to wnd a Tew of
i nfilrs flown to get their "lamps", In
Kit nMen deelolon of the Chtcniro and
iSLtt tams to cwltch training camps
lk,l (M drtam of tha mftBnalea. Jut
iw il) Cub and Dodcers are fersaklwr
tlerlM fsysUry. s " flv 'mn that
lsiwi lia the l'enlnnula State were favored
jr ftodtrtn eltmMo ami returned north
hUtttr physical condition than In previous
icr- .. , t
'Iwr veatlier was encoumcreu uy mom
tfcit htaytd barnstorming Barnes on
LtSw war heme, hut the players of the flv
'ttM tat. trained In Florida already h)
hrit taroogh the harden part of the early
rtoJndJl required only a few wuim day
ti uu ,or:h to nut them In perfect t'lm
jtaiftr Hack, of the Athletic, says thi4
U U In favor 01 remaining in i-junoa until
(i er three dan betoio tha American
,LntM (tston opens, as tho benefit of the
riid rrea'.her Is lost on the barnstorming
IBipiWrth.
&lt U pwslbla that the Cub are forsaking
itwp tecaune they lost prcatlco whon the
IpaSts completely outclassed them In tha
'fcki between the two teams laet sprlnsr.
M t!ie failure of the Donril of Trado of
Barton to provide suitable transportation
to tie Dedsers' training field probably had
rmwrK m "i wun rooKiyn"' iirl'ch,
.Brooklyn spent at least J30.000 on Its
fcld at Diytona. but mndo 'ho fatal mis-
ittotiwctlnf a site fully Use miles Irom
i city when the Hoiird of Trade promised
Vttir car service. The transit facilities
,tu not Improved enouch. however, tn
fssit 'Ajt n a suitable major league
.map.
JWMa the Athletics played the Dodgem at
jrtonUt spring not more thnn 1000 tnr-'
Kiawtre on hand at any of the games, and
Ulirje percentage of the crowd did not get
lack tmtll ate Ixcauso of the single-track
,fco8tr President Kbbets was well satis
W with Ihe climate and tralnW enmo.
lit vuits to make somo money out of the
toJtJHT title this spring. Therefore he
;pUs o take the new champions to Hot
fcrjap. An attractive list of barnstorm
M iwnes bas been arranged, but they are
;KWuld so far north that t la possible
,Bl Withr will spoil his plans.
gWSth the Dodgers and Cubs out of the
Kssfcf. Indications point to a very nulet
JfM la Florida. Tho Athletics, Phillies
,lrf Braves will continue to train at Jack-
sra, an reiersnurg and Miami, but
SHffrom the Athletics-Boston series there
tvlN no major league games, becauso the
bJjfw "-pue rtoes not Intend to permit
rcwt Ittvreen Its teams, while tho Thii
'Mtltckmen are still at loggerheads.
SX Mrles between the Philllru nnri aiv,.
iWat Bt. Petersburg and Jacksonville
a enliven a training season that othcr-
fW rL bo dull, but &H Mminr fnoV
feiiits that hewlll not nlnv th nhiiu ,.nli
Resident Baker does not HAom nnvinna fn-
M'fanlltg, there appeari to be little
Mm. of prlnglng the teams together.
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CR0SS-C0UNTHY
RUN TOMORROW
Middle Atlantic Senior
Event Will Be Held OVer
Six-Mile Courso
MEADOWBROOK ENTERED
Scraps About Scrappers
tlr LOUIS II.
jAnrs
Seldom. If over, has a Philadelphia
refereo dtsriualirted a boxer for using the
Illegal kidney punch. This was done In
Boston the other night when the third man
In tho ring chased AI Shubert Just before
tho final gone of his twelve-round -mix with
Frankle Brown. Brown was not hit low,
as early reports stated. Before the contest
it wns ngrcea mat the Kidney punch would
be barred. Shuhort was warned several
times by tho referee and' when he continued
slamming Brown In tho kidneys In the last
round Hhuhert was disqualified. This act
would be a good precedent for Philadel
phia referees. Tho kidney punch Is a
foul ; there Is no necessity In allowing a
boxer to get away with It
Thu blgetit feature en the OlrmcU'a prosrum
Jlomlsy nlsM In ihn exhibition to be put br
Ijoulcl.na. J meets Artie Root, laid to bo no
oueh. In I minni. if ,ouj happen to
J? vS'Cln i Jn?J,.krn."tn ,,hl a"? h will lose
In Kia rtllllatni: that la. loan a chnnre to itim
'"Y "-"ii'ik'i in invir inucniaixeuit
lilV.. U,TO Wartnlk-. manaser of IVllllama. h.I
JlSJilft loc?' promoter that tho tltlehoMer
vrnulrt Ni reedy for a Louisiana match after
bonne Pete Herman, but he rather would meet
liny other bantam here before atacklns up
azalnat tho lad who twice dropped Wllllumi.
"They never mm hnek' ! an in,).., K.-
In .baxlns clrclei. sad it may aland itooil to-
nlcht when Sandy Krauson endeavora to ahove
to advantaze over Homer Smith. They meet
at the Nonpareil. t JVnruion. who at one tlmo
"DVfor Dartmouth Footballers
RiWPV Iv'f," P"s' 8 Thirteen men re-ISSi.Ul-e.'00'b,.f
lnenla for Playln- the
S!fi33lfi flftln mfnlilaa In .tee.-- . ' VZjV
IS?!7";.n.0' !! athletle council. The Hat
iw.suti ii ii. nailer. T. I... L'ottnn a. n
d.S',l,' J" Thielacher. P. W, Trier. P. J.
waa a terror in neawwelvht rnmnHtinn wm
havo to have regained at lenat Mlf of hie old
llmo form, for In meetlns Bmlth, the Uoaionlan
tacklea n bUr. trona' i-ounieter, Eddie Jlanlon
v. Youns. .MUlllsan, Charley Dalloy a. Al
Welnert. Johnny Qallasher e. Touns Jack
Dcmpaey and Tommy Cranaton va, Joo Oelror
nro other bouts. --
Lon Bowlandt. of Milwaukee, ahowed htmielf
off aa a pretty nitty bnxer on hla debut here,
yet In meetlns Jtarty Karrell at the National
Saturday nlaht youns Mr. Ilowlanda will hae
hla labor cut out for him. Karrell la a mod
iKixeri he la a ood puncher, and when under
Urn ho "can tnke It," He took It" from 'ted
lewla. and made the Briton box hla beat. There
will be no eaay sailing for Hobby Morrow'a lut
eal aequliltlon, f
PENN WILL NOT PLAY YALE, .
BUT ARMY AND CARLISLE ARE
ON SCHEDULE FOR NEXT YEAR
Games Are Said, to Have Been Arranged With
Cadets and Indians, but List Will Not Be
Ratified Until Next Tuesday
By ROBERT W. MAXWELL
OVERTON FAVORITE IN RACE
P. W, Trier.
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S.ufSih.iT."..tl'Eteo.mnn,,'"f t the
??SS'iV'l"Ki?m-'?r h aeaaon of JOIT.
m ttuiSSt vli iS "", manner nt munlc.
KLI, od the exner'ment nrov.i ,.
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Itf tt ,Stir'' of letters and the election
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CroMman to Cantntn Trmin...
Sjaaiv. &rs
re. UiKd wTSmW at ' eklo f5r
ferMrtl?iBw,70 wroed the i varsity
FZwEAaSFV JVBiS: Bowman-.
11 PJaiera Get T.Hr .i iulu
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t?llTfii.".(!9' University baa -Sevia.!;".VW..W
Allentown. KB roach if
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KlSJi, aVK5'-..I0,u,n?L JIIacs.
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The meetlnr of Charley Thorn j and Danny"
I'Vrnuaon at the ftyan Club tonlsht brlnsa to
sether twn tourh battltra, Tn compartnc each
other'" cleverneaa. Fersy may hae a ihiide,
but aa licxera they are a pair of corking sood
alUTsers.. Morrle Wolf ahowa tn hla aecond bout
of tht week niratnat Eddie Ilratton. Other bouta
ore Walter llrown va Dob Mark. Lefty Jiach
man va. Harry McCalTery and Uddla Ilelale va.
Joa Wrlsht,
Charley mmpaon, another vlaltor who ahowed
eo woll laat week, alaa will box at the. National
tomorrow nlrnt. Tr.e Auatrauan win claah with
I,ew Htlnser. Dan Miller, the Weat Phlladel-
Ehla heavi welaht. who acored a three-round
nnckout the flrat time ho er atepped Into the
,rlns. meets Ray IJrewer, of t,anraater. Other
bouts are between Little Dear and Indian Hu
aell. tha abortsine ban'ame. and Pal Moore and
Harry Condon. -
A. flshter va. boxer match will result when
Johnny Nelaon vs. 'Willie Jackaon meet In the
Ol-nmila'a wind up Monday nUrht. Jackaon'a
riatsllnir atrle haa made him a areat favorite
with rhllaitolphta fana. Nelaon may keep Dill
atepplnr fast throushout the frsy, but Jackaon
looks like the Victor... Artie 8tra.whaoker ya.
Johnny Caahlll. Kid KarplnakI va. Joe Welah
and Touns Ooldla vs. Johnny Mayo are other
bouta,
Scatty Montteth la halns a hard time turning
down reaueats from Italian boxera to menace
them. Ho now haa three crappera all "wopa"
under Ms wins, vis.: Johnny Dundee. Ilsht
wetsht; Jimmy Coffey (referred to aa the Mo.
awk Indian), welterweight, and llattllnit
noddy, featherweight. Cortey boxea Fred 011
more, of Chtcaso, In New York Saturday nUiht,
- r,n Airfrnt and dlatlnct renorta warn Bent
out on the result of the Jabes Whlte-Frankte
Inirna set-to tn Ilurtalo. Wlrea to Phllly elated
le
that 'Whlto won and rcporta In New
pera favored Ilurna.
fork pa-
Jack Hanlon Is In Cleveland today with Sam
Robldeau who' is booked for a ten-rounder
with Jack Pritton In that city. The match waa
mad at f pounda. welsh in at 3 o'clock.
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Ud A,brlBht " Team
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Retalni'il at wi.. r
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m2 f4 Indla5 Eleven
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Evening Ledger Decisions
of Ring' Bouts Last Night
. I1B0ADWAV JoeoTijber defeated K. O.
.11 Vlne-ner, Johnny .rltlnser and Darby Coa
par drew, Charley tValtera defeated flabby
DrWoll, billy Mine eajlly beat ret) How.
ell, Veunr Dorrell won front ranaJa Pono
hue, aecond reuau.
NKW ,YpnK Frankle Callahan defeated
Chick filmier.
IIALTninttK Kid William, outtlaaeej
Hilly tlUshninona.
Man. Larry Ilan-
on
ULXTHtOICKYlLIX. Jla.i
on beat Walter liartlett.
VALB WH not be on Penn's football
J- schedule next year, but the chances aro
favorablo for a name In 1918. Tho New
Haven college seems anxious to nrrange a
gridiron battle with the IUd and Iliue, nntt
now that the missionary work haa been
dono tho way Is clear to open negotiations.
Yalo Is playing an easier schedule next
fall, according to the gossip around Frank
lin Field, and. If successful, will not hcsl
tato In signing up with Pennsylvania. Any
way, It la believed that tho Blue wants an
other year under Jones before tackling such.
a hard proposition.
However, some new faces will bo seen
on tho schedule next year, for It Is report
ed that Tonn will play the Army early in
October and will make tho trip to West
Point. Tho Army has been seeking a game
for aovernl years and Folwell Is In favor
of granting It. Tha scheduling of this
game virtually means that Michigan will
bo plned on Franklin Field. If the gamo
Is played at all, and State will bo dropped.
The season la expected to open one week
earlier next year, with Susquehanna as the
initial attraction. Then will come Frank
lin and Marshall; arid Pennsylvania Military
College probably will be played on the fol
lowing Wednesday, rJwarthmore, tho Army,
Pittsburgh, Lafayette, Dartmouth, Michi
gan, Carlisle and Cornell also are assured
places on the schedule.
To Be Ratified December 12
This work Is said to havo been dono by
tho footijall committee In Its final meeting
last night. According to a report, tha re
tiring members completed most of tho work
and left It for the new committee to ratify
when It holds tta first session an Decem
ber 12, A new contract also will be ten
dered Coach Bob Folwell, and It Is be
lieved that it will be for two pr more
yearB.
There was soma talk of taking on Syra
cuse next fall, but there Is no chance of
scheduling the game. The schedule now
Js a hard ono and Penn would gain nothing
by defeating Jiouenback's eleven, wasn
Ington and Lee, Washington and Jefferson
and West Virginia also applied for games,
but were turned down. In dropping Penn
Stato the members of the committee were
said to be of the belief that It waa too
hard a game to play early In the season,
especially with Pitt on the schedule.
Carlisle May Be Played
If It possibly can be arranged, Carlisle
will bo played on the Saturday before
Thanksgiving in placa of West Virginia
Wesleyan. The Indians resumed football
last season, and while the team was not
up to the usuat vtandard. It marked the
resumption of gridiron athletics at tho
Oovernment school, and a fairly decent team
Is likely to be turned out In 1917. At. any
rate, the game will proe more of a draw
ing card that the Southerners, aa the
Carlisle game once waa the feature event
on I'enn's schedule,
Dartmouth will be played in Boston, but
Michigan will be askea to come to J-Tank-Ilri
Field. H Is said that the Wolverines
are anxious to stage the game 1n Ann Ar
bor, but the penn authorities will not stand
for It. Lafayette also is saiq to pave askea
for a game In Kan ton, but there Is little
likelihood of tha request being granted
Play Tit on October 27
The real big game of the year will be
playel with Pitt on October JT. This will
attract unusual Interest, as It will be the
first big league battle to be fought on
FrapVUn Fle.ld. put jg anxious to be a
permanent flxtur on Fenn'a schedule, and
as the best of feeling exists botweon tho
schools, this probably will occur,
"SI" Pauxtls, coach of P. M, C, was re
sponsible for placing his team on the list.
Although only a Wednesday game, the lied
and UIuo will profit greatly In trying out
some now plays with a strange eleven.
Folwell favors midweek contests, and It Is
likely that another will bo arranged. Hill
Hbllenback tried hard to got his Syracuso
team In tho Uniollght, but his earnest cN
forts met with failure.
The challarure issued to tho Vlncoma A. C.
by tho Uivlng A. A, for a football gamo to
bo played In tho near future has been taken
up by one of the Vlncomo players who
writes as follows:
Dear Itr, itaxivtll:
. In laat Satiirday'e iiue of th nrsJCIxa
I.imicii there appeared a letter from i
W. Wyatt. manarer of Ihe Kwlng- A.. A.,
rnallfnstng Vlncome to a. poat-aeaaon game
for the championship of Philadelphia. Tho
writer talla to aee how a same between
these two cluba would aettlo the city cham
pionihlp, aa Kwlng'a claim to Ihe title la
abaurd. Kwlnr waa drcletvely defeated
during the laat eeason by two Philadel
phia teamr-lrankford A. A. up. October
el and ,i(olmehurr on November 38. On
November 25 Vlncomo defeated Frankford
by the- score of tl tn 2. hut did not havo the
opportunity of -meeting- Itolmeabunr. There
fore, a same Between Vlncomo and Kolmea
burs appcara to the writer aa a more logi
cal game. a Jlolmeaburs la the only Phila
delphia team that Vlncomo haa not de
feated. The Vlnrome management Is, I believe,
willing to play Rwlng, aa they have really ,
made a very fair record during the laat
aeaaon. Kvery Vlncomo plaj-ur la keen for
the game, and no doubt a game could be ar
ranged It Wyntt roi In touch pereonally
with William MacDonald, Vlnrome'a man
war. Inatead of proclaiming hlmaclf from
the nouaatopa.
The wtlter. apeaklns as a player, sin
cerely hopea that a same Is arranged, be
cauae I really believe that we havo a better
football team than Kwlng and I want a
chance to prove to Philadelphia, that I have
a right to ao believe.
. - ...,t0,,ACB . HEED.
December 7, 1010.
Yalo Man Expected to Win National
Cross-Country Title Tomorrow
Nnw YOIUr. Dec, 8. The winning
streak that Tad Jones and his plucky Ynle
footballers started this Reason for tho New
Haven college Is likely to bo substantially
Increased Saturday, whon Johnny Ovorton,
present Intorcotteglnto cross-country cham
pion, starts in the national senior cross
country championship race to be decided
over the famous Von Cortlandt Park course.
OVorton, fresh from hla well-earned
lctory over the greatest cross-country
slant of the colleglato world, will be the
favorite In Saturday's championship raoe.
McNamara and Spears Team Up
NltW YOIIK. Dec. R A learn th.f .
doubtleas be nopolar with the blcyele fans In
the Coming grind at tha Garden urge booked
yeaiemay Heggl alcamaya and Dob 11 Mara.
Ill
Iteazla X
hla. team won laat year event, but waa die.
qualified In the laat few minutes of the race
fviausa u, mm riuios uy opeara.
The Middle Atlantlo senior cross-country
championship run will tako placet tomorrow1
over tho courso of the Lighthouse Boys'
Club.
Meadowbrook. rjermantown Boys' Club,
Northwest Boys' Club and Llithlhouie Boys'
Club all hav entered strong teams. This
Is the first year for Meadowbrook In the
cross-country championships, and If their
record thus far this season is to bo used
as a Dasis It will be hard for soma of tho
older organisations to keep them down.
All four clubs entering full teams are
ntrong and any one of them is llalila to win.
J or Individual honors the entry from tho
Pittsburgh A. A., drover C. Caughey, aa
well aa the unattached runners and the en
tries from Marquette A. G and Uie Arch
bishop llynn Cathollo Club, will have to be
taken into consideration.
Coursot Stnrtlng at tho clubhouse. How
art! and Somerset streets, Philadelphia, run
north on Howard to Cambria street, east
to ront, north on Front to Nlcetown lane,
west to Second street, north to Wyoming
avenue, east to Jlarrowgato lane, south to
Nlcetown lane, west to Front street, south
to Cambria street, west to Howard street,
south to Somerset street, six miles.
From tho entry list thero should be somo
reat competition.
..I'rom Meadowbrook Club Kdwln M. Rhlalde,
Kund Seheated. B. J. Vosel. Charles Itarvey,
i..'J,h ,.Urv.r .Saw. McLaughlin, llichard
u".Xn.ti..K,ir. Uuntlns. Ramuel Knelagner, lllon
ard I O'Donnell. Chariea L. Wiley.
,?-Jom Oermantown lloya' Club Kurt Hunter,
r."". fJlon, L. C Taaaman, J. ttrauchman,
M. L. Bhlelda. Fred ltarmer, Fred Cook, W.
lluntrn, rred D Hnyder, Walter Oraham, Wil
liam 8. Lilly, 3d.
...,'.,,h"'ou Hoya' Club Theodore Oavrew,
Walter Dahl, John McNeil, David Blruble, W.
M. Hchllllnger, A, Wunach, A. Kane, H. Cromn-!?.nlJJ?-
wodxlckl. W. Mleket, A. Iloreer, P.
Worthlnatpn. J. Monrla. fi. ltlchter. It. ilabl
nowltg v. Schuler, William Knopf,
Northweal .Hart' Club Carl J. Allendorf. John
P. Allendorf, lrcy lloaklna, Thomaa F. Pat
teraon. John Welaa, Victor II. Olbaon.
Marquette A, O. -George Williams, Joaeph
Dletol.
riltaburgh A. A. Franklin Itodgers, drover
C. Caughey.
Archblahop llyan C C Joaeph F. Qulnn.
Unattached Joaeph Uchwnrtg, Henry K. Bet
gel. Samuel Weltx, Henry llllt. William Hill.
Urnlnus Fresh Beat Sophs
COLI.narcVII.LTC. ra.. Dee. B. The fresh
men were Vlotorloua ycaterday In their annual
football mm with th ,,,.- n ,n n
Th ecore ahows the relative atreng-th of the
teams, ja came In the third period, when
Carlln acored on drop kick from the hp-yard
line, Itleharda and Wood etarred for the loiors.
whole Lonsacrs and Ilambry played well for
the victors r
Motorists Banquet Tonight
The first annual banauet of the Philadelphia
Motor Spoedway Aaaoclatlon will be held it
the Majeetla Hotel this evening at 0.30 o'clock
Opmn Saturday Evtnlns '
Marwlp Smashes Cross Country Run
BWAnTHMOnn. p., Dec B. Carl Marwlf,
the eenaatlonal Mwarthmare PreDgratorv HnhnAi
croaa. country runner, ahattered the record for
the 2Hmlle course here yeaterday, when ho
covered the distance In the fait time of IS mtr,.
utte and SS second. The old mark of IS min
ute aa 1.3 aecanda waa made again! the
Uwarthmore College distance men a few weeks
eg-o. Marwlgs feat cam as the reault of a
atxclal race arranged by Coach Ntwlnr for th
prp achool runner. The drat nine men to flnl-li
ware Marwlg, atarcher. R. Iianedettl, Cathlgrd,
Tagsart, U.ibell, Dalsall, Hurtt and Dean.
He
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, f1 Collars
Havq bands and tops curve cut to fit the anatomy
of thf, shoulders. ISceach 6for90c
$20
Mild Fall-
Smash! Go Prices
Unseasonably warm weath
er' knocked' clothes buying.
Here we are In December
with a big stock of magnifi
cent winter fabrics on hand.
$30 to $40 Values
Now
$uits and Overcoats
Ma:dtoYour-Measure
and; custom tailored in ex
ceptional stylo and quality,
A Big Stock
Winter Serges, Unfinished
Worsteds, Pencil Stripes,
.Rough and Blind Cheviots,
Tweeds for Suits.
", Overcoatings irt PJaid Back
'Fabrics, Rough "Finished
Cloths, Chinchillas, Meltons.
, Unless you're satisfied with
them, after they're made, don't
Joke the, clothes.
NEWCORN
I & GREEN
1032 Market Street
With the Hounds
THE hounds ate unleashed!
Off they go over fields and
fences, the hunters follow
ing closely behind. This crisp,
bracing air makes fine weather
' ' for a fox hunt.
The Pictorial Section of Sun-
. day's Public Ledger contains
, two full pages of hunt pictures
taken at the several hunt club
v - in and around Philadel
JSvery fox-hunt enthuMast
sHould see them,
.
, , Sunday Public Ledger today.
HIGH SCHOOjL ELEVENS
IN BA8TV&WB8T GAMB
Scott Team, of Toledo, to Meet Haver
hill, Mass., Tomorrow
BOSTON. tec. 8. Tha footbs.ll lesm rsp
rrsuntlne Scott High School, ot ToUlr, r
rlvwt hern todur for It Rnme with Haver
hill. Mu., tn their lnterrtJonat conti
td hi Jildjred therri tomorrow, Th iqwul
will practice nt Ilrarco1 Fleia this ter
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"Clothing That's AW
W 1STH AND
fjf CHESTNUT
r SZ
Nothing Less Than
"DeliVering
the Goods"
would haye enabled this
big store to jump ao quick
ly into the front rank of
Philadelphia clothiers.
As a matter of fact,
there is NO other store
that can give the Style
and Quality service
which haa made Georges
such an extraordinary
success in Philadelphia.
Every Georges garment is
duplication from our own
custom shops of tho latest
Fifth Avenue, New York,
fashions; styled a full year
ahead of the usual "ready
made." And sold here because
of the enormous volume
of the big Georges chain
of stores of less than
you would pay else
where for ordinary
"ready to wear."
The
Raleigh
Tho eo89n'a
mrnnr cast,
Torta - fltUnir,
pinch - back,
loot bait et
ttc.l with to
tnrtcd pleat,
la oil lhsVto
iln laVrlca,
Mdre Styles, Models
and Materials in
Overcoats
At
$15, $18, $20
$25 to $40
than any other two clothiers
will show you. The tremen
dous outlet of our big chain
of stores means preparation
on an enormous scale and this
"live" Philadelphia a tore
picks the "cream" of every
desirable style and model; in
thousands of rich, popular
materials.
-NEW SUITS
Almost daily our Suit
Stock is increased and
freshened by new arrivals
ffom our New York custom
shops. You will find every
new style and material at
Georges FIRST! At
$1S, $18, $20 to $40
Opftt Saturday Evening
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