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E VEXING PUBLIC1 LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER5 18? 1915
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tEER UP AND GIVE UP WHILE THE YANKS OVER THERE ARE KILLING THE CERM IN GERMAN
'it
ALLAS TO LEAD BIG
DRIVE HERE TO HELP
THE "CHEER-UP FUND
AIN'T IT A GRAND AND GLORIOUS FEELIN'?
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$
LJ, Five Different Performances, Including Swimming,
' h , Boxing, Billiards. Football and Theatricals, Will Be
LHt Given to Aid in Raising $170,500,000 for Soldiers
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11) noiSKRT W. MAXWELL
ftmnr, Atnr V.Tn1nc I'nbllr 1 4dcir
UiHlIIIjADHT.riirA will do its bit In the won days' wat rhatlty oampalBn
F-4W nftlt mnnlli In nlu nnt-t ist tlm 11Tn.riflrt.0A0 to bo tued US a ' Cheer-Un
T lii ,
Fund" for the entertainment of the moldlcrs and Hallorit who urc flslilimt
i overseas. Plans already are under way to provide nil forms or amusement
for nil varieties of fam In this city from November 11 to Nov ember IS,
and the tentative program presses a bis success
Samuel A. D.tilaa, president of the Middle Atlnntic A. A. V has
jnnA1 h ll.A ., n.l . .. . . .... tln t n t, ! nf llfumilHll H (hn II Hul. flf Htmi!
, t icjiiuu it, nil: iiuih uuu iipiuiii-u viiu ini , iviuiiinn . ... ... .
' 7 ..Ill . !... 1 ..... -....mil..... !.. llti n llllutl, 111. A HaUil.
Ei - Jin Will UC UHSIMfU Uy IIUIllC'IUllI tUlllllllllVI.1, "HI , w iiuonvi iiiiv
, .' nf tiin Vienil mill n littln unrll telll he done. Till A A L chief .1S tiotltlld
E- iy the committee In chante to look after affairs in Philadelphia and the
selection Tvas u wise one. iJaliji is me representative ul iuu.ni.-ui j.i.i i
in this district, has had wide experience In Maglnn athletic events and will
eo that every brunch will do Its share
According to present plans, five different peiformances will be ttlven,
as follows:
First. Swlmmliijr meet, at which the besl aquatic stars in the lountrj
will be invited.
Second. Milliard exhibition featuring Willie lloppe against ati man in
the world.
Third. Special matinee In one of Hie bijt theatre", in wlilili all of the
performers in Philadelphia will be Invited to appear.
Fourth. HotIiic show, present Ihr both amiteurs ami professionals, will
he stated.
Fifth. Football same on Franklin Field. If possible Hie I'nlteil States
marines will plaj a bit; eastern college, the opposing tram to be detlded
upon later. ,
Thete plans were OLtliued bv Mr Da. las today and he h.is sturted worU
on procuring talent The theatrical proR.iin will be placed In the hands
of Harry Jordan of Keiths and the sports editor will assist In pro
curing high-class talent for the boln,' ihiiw. An Invitation has been sent
to Willie Hoppe and It Is almost cei tam tue champion will accept.
FTVIE dales of these atjatis t'il be nnuounied later no as to aiotd
JL '(inflict tilth the eient to be hild in A fie Vo..
Football Game Here If i Be Feature
"PHILADELPHIA is Known as the best hports city in America and the
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NAVY OPENS TOMORROW
I 'Middies Oppose Naval 1'ay Sta
sr lion at Annapolis
I AnrmpnIU, o t, 1 S. Yentcrday after
i noon the last hard prnttlee was held prior
to tomorrow's came iigahmt the eleven of
the .Vovy 1'ny School, vvh'th will open
I the local season The sanip Inrkllcld nr-
langenient of vestrrclay, uUh umler, lie
I nolst. ort and Severn, was used.
LEONARD CAMP DIRECTOR
Cliampion Succeed Cnpt. Click
as Upton Athletic OITtuial
tamp I'litmi, N. ., Oct. 18 Ucnny
Leonard has returned lo this camp after
n three weeks' tourso at t'amp Oordon,
which cniiliped him lo take charge of
classes In Imvonct wnrfnre, hand-to-liaml
tlKbtlng. trench games, boxing and
rnllsthcmlcN hete. lie succeeds Captain
I'rnnk Ollck iim eatnp athletic director.
oim:n ai.i. day Saturday until 10 v. m.
-u tmmvma
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MARINES READY
FOR ALL COMERS
Flashes From Sport
IT odd Served Short
various performances chould meet with the hearty support of the r n:,.!,,,, rti-iv .. 'PimiM ' M.T'.? i "'.iVh'vv1
public. It Is for a good -au-e and ever.v cent will be turned over to a. ": L"l-,vu,1 ulll "ulu ltm in J .
fund to assist the bojs who are lighting out fight over there. More than HlllltlCU I IirOU"'!
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s
that, tho patrons will receive thtlr mone.v's worth, for the shows will be
high class and the best talent presented
The football game should be the feature of the weeU, as T'enn will be
away plajlng Pittsburgh and the home fans can Hoik out to Fr-inklin
Field to witness a battle of their own The I'ulted States marines have
the best eleven In thee part ami will be a great drawing lard against a
college or camp team Mr. Dallas Is in communication with the sea soldiers
tnd expects to have ever thing arranged before the end of next week
A boxing show is to be held In New York, In which all of the cham
pions and topnotchers have been asked to appear. These men also will
be asked to perform In Philadelphia. In addition, there will be bouts be
tween amateurs and local professionals, and .lack Dempse has piomNcd to
be on hand.
By far, this Is the greatest thing ever attempted In the world of spoi t.
Not only Philadelphia, out ever cuy In the L'nlted States, will come
through with Its hhare. Kvtr athlete In America Is asked to put his
shoulder to the wheel to make It u succes, and thoe living In Phlladel-
hla can get full particulars bj communicating with Mr. Dallas at VVatia-
. maker's store ,
M -s riur tin llTllm liil VI in MulU Jljur
Htiili h.t, "" .tmithiT i iMnil'limnhlp 'lhlx
Iru U " 'in h.milonlili uf ihi Nut Nl'lt
T' nms lul nf I'mi l Hllli", I, f 1b ill
ill tt unu viri Holn rl
Stiff Drill
IKOIGH SPOTS
FADE
I 'When llv DiUson f.tf))td out on the
Imarlms n trade Bi'iuntls at the Navj
il,i nrii t-iT iihu ... 71. i tlOMS II1III lir lllilllil urtuir
Devil Dogn off In the ai the should i sitiriles timl not to fiiotliull. This
rn f.,itlnlllc-ill. o il Inir li rminil a ' nuiirlcrhiK l Joli ouen. Itttlrrbt
go rootlialllcanv eauiltk. lie lounn a , tn Mr f lirf, uff r thr 1M),,
I ll"lltlllV'l tlllll IC ilt (iilltu
muui .m Kind of (Irllllnjc that j(j)n x ,,, mr nnnonn.l . i
nm ill n.trtH of tlit tountrv ihrMn rmmal sulii rlptlnni i t tht clul mniprt
W.litilre'S schSol, m,.ver"lUeJlirrih''''1 "''"0U ""' ' uf ' "'",
WthJ lake aoiK and lull of tt to put throuph the piogxtm
itlliicd bit Ji
Dallas, and loluntnrs lie neided to help the
r ii
out
cause along.
Baseball Is Due for a Big Revival if War Ends Suddenly
WHILE the deadly germ is being extiacled from the. Oermans and the
hpsts of the Kaiser ore doing u mara'hou for the old homestead on
the Rhine, big league baseball, after taking the long count last month,
has staggered to Its feet, read and anxious to tr it again Magnates are
laying their plans for next season and everything will be In readiness foi
a frank, discussion when the leagues meet next December.
A month ago the grand old game vas put on the shelf for an indefl
nlte period and onl the most sanguine predicted a resumption of hostilities
as early as 1320 Hut events of the last week have changed things con
siderably and now there is talk of a perfnant race In 1919.
It would cost the magnates some $700,000 If the hall parks did not open
next year. Tederal League backers have JG0.000 In claims which must
be settled, the Giants are ioakid $80,000 fur the Po'o Grounds in rents and
taxes, the Brookl n club has many notes to meet and the Phillies must pay
rent to Charles Vebb Murph. The Braves, Red Sox, Cardinals, Lirmwia
and Athletics have heav obligations to meet and the other clubs will be
pursued by cold-blooded landlords In all It looks as If baseball would be
staged In, the big parks next ear, now that the war Is progressing favorably
and a cessation of hostilities Is In sight.
Despite the cheerful news, however, the open season for selling ball
'clubs is on. It has been rumored tint the Dimes would be sold again by Jim
pi'd "uanney, tne torntcr owner, in a snori nine, anu uie mains soon wouiq ue
'on the market. The Cardinals with several payments to meet, are said to
b la a bad wav and may be shifted to another angel. But these are only
.."rumors and nothing definite has been announced as et
' tt is htl 11 tlir vdil r trot b!( s Villi
'lilt hra tl tt 'thontlctt trjmctl fi allu i
Hie tlm r ' '1 tit llttrttll ImUhi timl tUcrt
in icy 1 tt! In tif tit lit im(ii u'tthiu
wjirfif ill; '""I oir,nrr Urmirr.
Irilii 'in n ojiti itntc nrrt nlurtlm (tr
tiibrt jh thr i'iii otuiinallu utt nili tin
the I'm tin ' Scl.iiiI '", , i, tiau i
arc d I 'I ' o tfu'lr&i
VVrottnlt tlir Suiirthmore tiilnrtrrli itk
nlll lint lip Hllnnrd In litis timllnlM tlil
spur. He 'tthtlrer fruin t ullpBt last kprlnc
l .. n.l.lffAl ffli fitll nll nn .iimll-
.rll several weel.t ago to start the ,),,, (hut lip notiltt ilptolp lili limp Hi
I ins iriiirs lip
rlit . t.iirillnw
irrt r...,i.niUnn ii A.i ihi. li Tmnrt n ' ,iiiii ii i" " -" .........- -
p,, 1 111, I'd 11 I. 1 I 1 llllllllhl ; I'.un.l
bunch f well-trained utilities prt pared
to go tlirnugh .Hi kind of drilling that ,,, x n, iu r nntimini-oii ,uni,n thnl
he should pitscrlbi' Tlitfce mailnes ,u. Vrfinmal iinnui h h Irlv iiuinfili' tif
i t ame fro
from ma
' it ml i fillpcf s tllckson's bitr problem
thertfore, was to whip this heterogenic , irnrillntc to rpport. lint rnme in from
- , ,.,.' ,, ' Iprspt Hip liunlprs fitrptl filrh pll In tlip
ous mass of pigskin material Into a ,.,,,,,, , K ,,,., mini Hip etui,
vvell-oiltd elevtn that would travel In .npra mpi-p uroiiiipil In Iarp turtlps the. norp
t'le same i las, with t' e lust tt ams In , rptl ttulH untl touts to nrptriit fntiillllps in
the land This peipleiing problem ' "'" "",s-
D'ck-on has thtuallv solved He lias .Sunr,;,or, , ,00,(,,, ,, , ,,
weeded out the be.t anil now has Ills rrr imint j,.i i'iik fur n 'mu trj ( lit
sttuad'down to twent-ntne pl.teis, i,nrnp( htutlrtir, ,11,1 tl.r , ioil . 'ti (.
i i. r-.. .i, ...n .mi r,rn Otis a ttl bnuaittls ut t ' f'tiin w t aii.ti
who aro leadv for all toiners and are j;,.(,ari i0,, t
f.tirl gnawing at the Iftsh to be i
I turned loos, on an upposl ; band of (ilnurpi.tpr ( onntj spnt more ciiiiiirrs to
I -,,llmn .1n,,.rl,l,.,.u ""' PtPrtlll thill III llltlll prPlinili
I gridiron doughliovw i pnr. Mhprt Johtrson. of mill iinstunn
I It Is nccessarv that the Marines have i lirontht iIomii it '..oo-ixiunil hurli thut Imtl
a big souadron uf football flghttrs be-I twelve siiiik. Jnlini.011 limk tils irr Inlo
Ictus.- thev have one of the baldest ' ""'n '""' "'"'' ' n'nll'Ul.in.
I schedules of anv team In the countrv ( IU, ;, ta,r ,,r pai, i ., s ,i
UfUtcnatlt McVamata vtho has charge i m Wfli.uw CoWui o thr laiautit
nf ttiA irrancltifr mil ut itrlnir of the ilirtlit'r for tvmurrwi llr I hrst vnnir
.or the arranging ami staging or tue ias ir, ,,, ,,,.., t thr iMmic
games', may hae Mllanova foi an op-
1 Donent tomorrow afternoon M Sntinrtorti onp St m mojit surirul
8 SCHOOL GAMES
CALLED OFF BY
HEALTH BOARD
tt.i. 1. t in. ...t n.A M.iino. liL'ht li trnt nvi drUori. uu ih t jr. nil lu
, . uu ti""" is nui i...,..ir " ...rmilto hN home In HirriiiKlwi II. I
are anxious to have some other ttam In na h,, i, ntrns ar hom.s eh ppcrt 10
'order that thev nine not be without a r nmun furt.!ntrr
T IS sale to say that nolhtnp Kill Lc done until the leagues hold
their annual meeting. Then some startling nrtcj tetlt be di-
I
vulged,
fray too long before the I'.nn game at
Franklin 1 lelu a week trout tomoirow
I.teiltenant McNamara also Is trvlng to
stage some midweek contc-ts so that
all of the football talent tan be
thoroughlv ttltd out as first-string ma
terial before the hcaV battles of tho
season are plaved
Dickson has a heavy load to cany,
working with the men Indivlduallv fig
uring out the plaS and then putttn
them Into practice In a wav that will
defy defense Realizing what a big job
this is, Jeff Doughert formerh one of
the star Villanova forwards, his vol
unteered to lend his services gratis 10 the
Marines to help with the line coaching
Mready there has been a marked im
provement In the pla of the lintsmen
This was shown clearl in their recent
game with the sailors ftont one of the
battleships at the twi rd which the
Marines won b two touchdowns. Tho
men open up holes In good stle and
operate much better In making a perfect
barrier on tho defense Doughert 's
work l greatly npprecitted bv the
Marines and the results prove that By
Dickson showed excellent judgment In
accepting his offei to train the for-
irsriN
Yesteiday afternoon D'ckson scit the
team through n long signal drill, pei
fectlng old plavs and putting on 11 few
new ones to puzzle the next eleven that
meets- the, wearers of the forest gteen
After the pla3 had been thoroughly
rehearsed the "varsltv ' has a setto with
I the second eleven. This mix-up Indi
cated that .the team is rapldl finding
ltelf and that when the time comes for
them to catapult tltemelves against a
regular opponent, thev will be able to
stroll down the field In the same ca
dence as their bi other fighttts who are
ripping toward the German goal
I HE CLOTHIER
' ' v Football never got away to such a bad start Despite the support of yic WlSelli Olid BllU YoUT
f JTHsninglon anu tne uc-aiiu ui uuci mucin unniom 111 ijiuj me game us Clnthott nil thp
.i.l. .. nADalhla nn u rni p.i 1 ,ntpjir hns hppn Ht.l i-nfl In thp l.nt 11 Hit, l-,'M '
JPIVVII. no jivaiiiv, . w..w . ..W...V..V .. . .--.. w.a.. ... ..... ..,, ,...,,
krthe West most of the colleges have been kept bus.
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Cfittral High Maii.t-ict Maj Ar
range Contcft Willi lladnor
for Tomorrow
Light scholastic football games
scheduled for todav wen cameled b the
order of the Ho ml of Health and the
lack of pinctlce The two most important
hittles that weie failed off were the
t enir.il lllgh-l.owci VI. rlon and Chest
nut Illll-I.plscopal iademy contests It
Is the thlid consecutive week that the
school games have lice u called off ln
caust of the epldeinle.
Itadnor High lias been anxious fi
lential to plav In the suburb, anil a
game ma be aiianged for tomorrow
ifternoon The It itlnor olllolals would
liked to have closed lor a game tills
ifiernoon but in cording to Doe tor
ollrkn tin guiic If plavi-d .it all, will
be staged nt Itatlnoi' lointirrow
c.atthniore Hlch e till d off the game
with Linsdowne lllgli LtitHilowne wns
rejilv to pl.t iimng piamceii imih
In the week Tin- I.nn'ilow'i' nliivei!'
are bchedulid In met t Friends' i entral
next week bill It Is not llktl.v that this
mttch "ill be plteil owing to tlu
.haotlc c mill' Ion of football affalin at
rnends I'enttal
couih Phlladelphl,! tnil t.etmantoHii
High CMll.il off fuoibill t.i'l In the
w,ek IViin I'hTtter and s,.viirthnior
n l.ii inad it known sum.- tlim gu that
ii v would not plav todav
West t'liesttr an (lid the B tnie with
I! ulnor wh eb left tlv t.nlnoiltes with
out a matth .... , .
t'oaih Mu artv of l.i.l-n opal. In eall
ing off the conlist with hestnut Hill
plalned that bis Iiovr were working
pci tnoitiing, but that nn cinies would
tin plaed hv the t'liuichnteii untl
schools 'opened v
WEHMEYER LU LU WINNER
(Cdpluies Walker Prize Over litlgci
Hill Links
Vk'ed b i llneral handicap llarrv
Wehimvii tuiurd In the low siore In
the inilil plav golf tournament for the
lliert V' tl set Cup oil the links nf the i
l.u l,u I'otirli CI ih at Hdge Hill 'ct1
eid.n The w inter covered tin eighteen
holes in S3 strokes, which with Ills al
lowaice of jS, gave hint a nr t eanl uf
fi "i , nlm slrokis b.ttei than the siote
of In It Veil, whose SC foi the eight
ii holi s vjas the best gross score of
the afiutioon
MARCUS
tKMaOfcCa
25to29N. 13 Street
Next lo Corner l.'ith and Filbert Streets
Buy from the
Maker Direct!
The name i
aluaiB in
thtQlovu
'
Fowncs quality is
always Fownes
quality in war
times as in any
other times. Since
1777 that name has
been an interna'
tional guide-mark to
good gloves.
Leather, fur,lk,fabrle.
At the 1'rtncipal yop.
American art and
Itillliave produced
F1I.OSF.TTE
urpaat tne any fab
ric clova imported
Health Officials Hand Football Another Setback
K, . TTIOQTBALl. In I'hiladelphla received another setback esterday after-
fa! i noon when it was announced that the game between Penn and Swarth-
r more scheduled for Satuida had been called off on request of the health
, department. Thus the opening of the season ha's been postponed another
s 'week ami perhaps get that PUHHAPS - we will see some action on the
,' 26th, when the marines are booked to appear
N"o one knows what will haDDen if the enidemlc continues The health
Ir r.' iln.lin&nl lifla ,loirl .in nl o,v nljla et amiltomKnl lit nral unl h ,,n,1
ucfiiiiiciih ,&, jdv i ..fc t. .......... ..tiv in; bu.
ering of crowds, and at the same time urges every one to spend as much
time aa possible in the open air Perhaps the authorities believe football Is
A. slaved In a tent or a theatre Is hired to stage the game.
;c t At any rate, the gridiron sport has received another wallop and the
h only hope left for the fans Is next month. All of the big contests will be
HNS,.,, put on In November, and perhaps a few will be allowed. Lafayette opens
nS 'a November 2 and on the 9th comes Dartmouth. Pitt will be played in
Pittsburgh on the 16th and Cornell is expected to come here either on the
i4 or Thanksgiving Day. That marine, game on next Saturday may be
,. . jmt on, but no one can tell what action will be taken by the health au-
:$nM-ltles
bubo, belsre the war. J
Men's $28 & $30 Best
Suits &l Overcoats
tMsIw
PaJti
Every Man Can Use
This Saving
no matter how big his income- and
therefoie it behooves eveiy man to take
himself to task- anil find out if ho can
alFoul to ignoie buying fiom the "Maker
Direct."
ltadiaiatlt clothes have gained a
most enviable leputation and have been
known to thousands oT I'hilatlelpluans
foi the past .r)0 eats. The same care in
tatloting, tiualitv of matotials. and eNpeit
designing is still adhcied to.
Come in Jtnd be convinced.
5HtMCPa PI KCHASING AGENTS' OIJDKKS ACCEIM'1.1):
rTS about time the ban teas lifted on healthy, outdoor sporti
i Perry Aom Unquestioned Property of Maclniien
JrJk!S'NIE MACK now retains undisputed possession of Scott Perry, the
etjren man of the Athletic pitching staff. Yesterday truce was declared
ffcMreen the Mackmen and Uoston Uraves. when Connie nanded over a
f Mid to be $2600 to the Hoston club. Connie thought so much of Perry.
the belief In himself that Perry was his prpperty, that he refused to
by the decision of the National Commission to turn him over to the
ML
Dft legal army of the Athletics was in Cleveland yesterday and had
Plena' Judge Stevent dismiss the Injunction granted Mack last
te prevent the National -Commission, the National League and the
, fjtub from Interfering with the services of Perry with the Macks.
yj-Sialii object in -set I Hup the Perry case out of court uat to
.gfAMt (a. taaeira.). . tilth the tco leagues tcorhlng in
III - ft do ho concerning the 1919 season.
tw- --
Second Floor
Fall $
'Thrift
Suits and
! Overcoats
'2,000 $
Pairs
Trousers
All Colors
& Materials
UOYS SUITS
AT BIG SAVINGS
jrf-J I
n-50m
rm-.
Mm ENTRANCE ON 13X11 ST
I MUNCH HTORK. 41 OKTII .MNTU HT.
naiB niarva inten nveainara
nsM
rekarac Ascnla' OHrra Arrepletl
Without A
Doubt The
Livest Store In
Toavii
Filled With Live New
Goods in the Form of 700
All-Wool Suits Worth $45,
$40 and $35 to Sell Rapidly
For
$25
A WONDERFUL response
- greet!ed this very excep
tional offer on the first day it was
opened.
Primarily because Chestnut
Street has not seen an offer to
match it since America entered
the war.
The story briefly told is that
we purchased these seven hun
dred fine, all-wool, well-tailored
men's and young men's new and
fashionable suits at one clip.
A New York manufacturer
found them on his hands and
because we took tliem all he old
them at a price which has
brought them to you at this excep
tional figure.
William H. Wanamaker
'1217-19 Chestnut Street
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