.wh, , , . ,R)TT' .. .rui j, i j' .us. - r j jiiYilaNG JUBLlO L&DUtt&-?&LLAD'tiLLJLA WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY OVERLOOKED IN BOOKING GAMES FOR LEAGUE ISLAND ELEVEN v txs,. &-' fit P-f tfV " hh WfJ yiLL DICKSON WANTS IS CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S GAMES Lcaguo Island Eleven, "Just- Starting to Fight." Has Boohed Contests Up Until December II. and Still Is in Search of More Teams to Conquer UyROHEItT . Sports Ijtlltor l.tenlnjr UVITU HAVEN'T navy, ana tin bejun to fight" is tlio foot'iiall team ut Tho warriors of Uy Dickson haven't hit their stride n.s yet ami the oij. camos on tho schedule s-ti.l arc to be played. In other word", the tiii hasn't begun to plaj, despite tho Motorics- cvei J.elilRli and .S'wnrthmore. Tho Sailors have taken upon themscl"C a very tough hchedule ami shoved tho football season ahead a lew weeks' to prove the;, mo not fair weather birds. They havo ilinllrtiKed the world, and ntlpr 'tin- ruiiip with Brown on Franklin l'leUl tomorrow the following elr-vcii" will l.e tiltcn u: November 23 Georgetown :it Waslilncfiiii. November 30 Camp Hancock at l'hllailelphi.i. December (ireat I-alics at riill.nlelplii.i. December II Columbia at New York. Christmas and New Year's still uic open, imi it uulJ urn in. at all surprising to sco the Gobs in ut-t.oli o-t tli w clay, l'ootu.ill lias become Very popular at the vavj rd jnd ton in.it" pmnc cannot 1- scheduled. Tho battie tomorrow should ue icl! worth hcoing, a-? it v. ill present for tlie first time in years the Krotwi elocn. which used to battle I'emi in the days cone by. Tho Uruiioiiliini hae been developing slowly, but from all Teports tho team Is u good om- and some high-class football should result. Iloynton, the All-Ainerieari quartet-luck of bust year, will pilot tho navy eleven and Allle Coruog, tho Swartlmiotc btor, will be in iiio backflcld. Coynloii comes from William and made jjood hi the first 5.1111c again"! Cornell last yea'-. He is u wonder at canjing the lia.1 iii, an open field and tho fans will haso a rhancc to s.ee Sum in action. Cornog, aside fiom Jijs lino-pluugtng and dashes atound end. is an excellent diop-Mcl.cr and seldom misses when within tho :!0-aid line These two 111011 ale lucked tlii by nine other good players and Brown will hae to go some to win '!' LOOKS lihc the best uame of the near mi runthha field nnd the largest crowd of the season sliould be prevent. Vy Dickson h trying to get tlic beit oijlcials in this taction of the country tu ivorl:, and has invited Vilmrr Crovsell, Charley Mcaitij and 1'ird UiVendcr to inn the name. 1'ltl Now Itespects l'enn fTTHE big college game of tiie 1 ear - will be plajed in I'ittsbuigli to morrow, when Htt mingles with tho University of rennsj hanij. Two weeks ago the I led and Ultie v ain't given a C'hmani.ui's i-lian.-e, bjt the team lias impruied no tniit'i of late that somo of the viae ones arc figur ing on a big .surprise. tlio courage to prd!et N.i 11110 liiio 1 ictnrj for Hollenback's team, but it U believed tho ccoro wh1 bo sma.l. Pitt never I-.vs been able to do much With Penn. although Wotncrs men have, won ail tho games. Tho first battle wus staged on Krank'.in Field in 1915 and l'itt managed to win by tho score of 14 to T. In l'Jl in l'itt burgh it was a hard -fought game, the Panthers winning by the scoic of U to 0. Last 3 eai was .mother close ono, Venn losing 11 to C. In all of these contests tho Western ers were the faorites end picked to i't win uy forty or mr, point", n gen Bluo Wis outclassed 'and tl.e same (,H4ilfr In tintnft its11i-.fl t 111 J f.l Tlir As grandoldope, liowo"er. iiuts u different completion uu i'i uai , iui uwu ir. led to believe Penn ts l'itt'-' Jin:: and anything is likolj to happen. It will bo rcnie;.ioercd that la-t ;e.u Pitt's winning touehdut.n c-anie arter a weird forward pas, wlirp the puhScr closed hlsejcj and made a blind tin on to the goal line. I.ucklb the ball feil Into another I'ittsoribhcr'.s arms a:in It vras an easy 'Core. That was pure dumb luck, but it vas enough to place Penn on the short cud of tho count. fOJfOKKOir'.S uamc 'ouUi A Ul;e a tvalkowr foi Pitt. but won never ran tell what ictll happen. The J'anthcr.i have the stronper mid more experienced eleven, out it tcai the scfiie lor the hut thiec years. Ilollcnback says he tcIJI spring a surprise and he may cone through. Coaching by Mail I TIIK woist way to learn the game of football is to purchase a rule b"oV snd nUempt to translate somo of the intrSate paragraphs. Some ooacnes and officials study the code all their lives without getting the nans or it. so a ncopnjio uas a. guou f ln tl)6 otiler publK. h,.il0ui BU; ror tscuso if he, too. falls down on his t!lo (:m, A uimbel Trophj, Frankford first attempt. AU of which leads to ms, tias,es with .South Pliilh "l ho tho following: i game was origlnall:- scheduled for yes- Onco upon a time theie was a tcrda;. , but -as mocd bade uml: today, youthful coach who had a tootball It will be p'.aycd at Fiankfont team on his hands, and the players Two important contests an on the Know ns much football as their coach, i slate in the Interacademic League be Something had to bo done at once, so i iweon Friends' Central and Penn Char tho rule book was put into service. ter and lierinantown Aead'-mj and Hpis- fivervthlng went along swimmingly for a time and tho simpler plass mas tercel. After a couple of weeks, how ever, the men wanted home, teal plays, SO tho coach obliged. He found a for mation in the book, lined up his men and tried it out. Ho had five men in tlio baclcfleld and eight on the lino of sdrimmage, but it was in tho book and that was enough. But this r.CT," formation was difficult because tlio quarterback was sup posed "to get tho ball, and that indi vidual lined up on tho end of the line, twenty yards from the center. Tho only way tho ball could be passed to him was by parcel post, and that was not allowed in the rules. Tha coach spent many nights study ing tlio formation and llually con sulted a regular coach. After telling Ills troubles tho book was consulted. "Tho only thins wrong with your tof' vnlalnf1 11i rnpnllnr p.n.ipll- "ts that nft,i Vin-n li n.l nn tlio nrmnslni team confused with your quarterback. Tow also have a couple of extra guards from tho other team, to bay nothing tot a spare halfback. The diagram is right, but your dope is wrong." rllV coach iioiu in learning football by correspondence. M . IG BILL EDWARDS, Charley Brickley and four other lortner otball stars aro telling it to them in !, Jw 1 oris, loaay. ine rcxioi ia uui . lag tlio city, maicjng speecnes to mo jU'ffiot that tho 'gamo between lTlnce "ro and Camp Upton at tho Polo . Grounds ..tomorrow is tho best uttrac 1La n Ihk rnrtK.ilt .ran.. T,i n.trl ,m To add en- thuslaaru to one speech. Brickley, In n- emn'a uniform, 'kicked a Held Koal ittim 'VaBhlnEtonH atafuo to the bal- '"couj' of tho Stock R-..hancQ bulldlns. i ., . . W V H,W IWIUHII js,.. 1ft the second time this year the indent army tralnliir corps rep- Mag rlKauova ana. at. josepns ge ttrlH meet on the gridiron at ton Field fomorrow afternoon. I th first engagement the 3Jaln Line H von o vone loncnaowu. noin .kb (mprotrd fireatly since the lNie,,ami inn uiikm ivmunuw bie tu' oAmuJi coRff ifed as the i t9tK'tf proceed trH Vti fiyett- ii, fu1lf i. . n ! M!.t,l. I'liMIe l.rilltrr 511 uKl s.i; iuy ,11 Hi- LmuJ i-Hulis T.c.ifr'Jt' Maml also '.iui mjoptod It, Scholastic Football Schedule for Today IM hllAC.Ull.MK I.I. M, I I LnUropul ntlrmt . (if rin.Mitiiuii Vr.iHnu. nl Itj-sctoiul -uiil Uiiluitl (-treet". Inn (hartr ., 1 riemN ( fiitrjl, t I rirmls' lt-ntr.il I irltl. (.IMP.KI, (II- (illl (i-rnimilovn IHrIi it. ( fntrjl IIikIi. at Houston I letd. --oillhprii llluti . t'ninkforil lllsli n 1 r.iiikforil. Illlli:il I. MILS (Mi(tlMir. llisli t. (tljsloro llisli 11 Oliliihoro. Milricton IMrIi is, unrtlunnre HUIi .1 1 SM.irthmmr. ( lirsluut lllll t. S, .u,f' :, clnsc nut lllll. CENTRAL CHOICE MODATSGAME Crinisuii and Gold Picked to J Vat German! own lliii.Ii Eleven FOl'K LEVGLK TILTS ' w.i iitcia-ideuiie l.eagae games and tho bani' millibar of contests in tlio put -lw- school cilcu.'t are on the card Cor d cl.sion te(la I5e-,idea the league bat tles tlnee independent luotball struggles will be fctaged. In tho Public .School League tlio big attraction is Central High and ilerinan town High, nblc.i will t.iki place at Houston Field. The t 'riinson and 1 lold boy3 ale faontcH, due to tlicu- e'-cellcn showing in iecf"in games, but Gerinan town Hlg'i I) h.iid to be in erat tliai) and sine to give Doctor u'lirlcn's )la -era a bard battle. 1.JCI1 fain lias played "ue league game so far this season. (Jcrniantown lost to' West Philadelphia, High, but Ontral w allopcd i'juth Philadelphia. The down town players held West Plill to close I figures whiuli, according to the com parative scores, makes lh I'.ihnsnn -imi oW ti10 i1Pttcr team on paper. , copal. Penn r hatter looks better than Friends' Central, but the result of the other league battle in a problem 'I he two elevens aro about cenly matched. Besides the lcaguo engagements there are other nearby games carded The most Important one will bo between Chestnut Hill and K; Lukes at St. Martins The other contests aie be- I tween Wooilbuiy High anil Ulassboro , High, at Clufcsboro. and Abingion High and Snarthmoie Hlgii, at .Snaitn.iiore PENN VS. LAFAYETTE rk.,,,1 p , i.- , u,,nv.i iiuiuicii jjijiuc; ijUbicjii 'J'cuin Tomorrow Lafayette will oppose tho ci-oss-Loun-try team trom th l"nlerslty of Penn lylvanla at Kastou. Pa., tomorrow. The Maroon and White hac held the Middle Atlantic eliamnloushiK lot- main ,'hi-.s and opened their seabuu last SaturdaJ- I with i perfect scoro oer tlio battlers Urslnus I from Albteclit Is the loading Lafasetle run ner. Cummlngs, tho colored distance-I 'man, is Pcnn's best bet. Ho won the IMeadonbrook and Penn State meets and Is expected to glvo Albrecht a haril i-ace (The other Penn runners will be Brown HClvlat Cosowlch, Head and Baclu. ACTION AT HOG ISLAND , - , , JVJlOCKUUtS llCSlUt-) ill I1 our ol bl. Uoxins Kvcnu KnoclMUti featured the weeklv liox. Inrr Hlinw belli In tliA nou Ito..,-, si Hn,i Hall at Hoc Island l.nt nlcbi. onlv one bout went the limit of sis rounds, while four ended the second lound. Columbia vs. Weslejan .Sjturilav Nr lerk. Vov. 14. Columbia uiut Wes leyan will meet at loottal! on foulh 1'teli! on Haturday, uccordhur to un aitnuulicement made jesterday by L'nerlns Tj'eon. graduate manacer of athletics. Many Swim IMecls for rcim Svrlmmlnir niecta iKtweea Venn and Yale, l'rtnccton. Columbia und Colleite of the City or lSew Vorlt wero assured yesterday when Captain ISIaerltln. of tbe Red and Blue mermen, received word that they would comuete at the Welshtman Hall pool tills lull. To Organize Cage League A, raeetln of representative a of the aliln- yaras in th rtlfl.rara IMvor n i T. . " riSTK ssaPfninfi .f aasaff'usHse WHAT DOES A 30ME UtFC i I WOrADER whv I EVaR. PICKED out a Job mke Tms w;hcm ThV VUGRG passing jqbs ATsOvJMD I oriuer Har.inl sl.ir. who kicLed a fu'lil goal jeslerdaj from bathing , lon" Mattie in "New YorU to tlic li.ilion of the Moik IXcbdiige llttililin? a- an aid to the -ports tampaigii fuiiil PORKY FLYNN AND DEMPSEY TO MEET HERE ctei all HtMW Wciulll to UliPU'C Koecnt hen&ation in Olympia Feature 'J'ln innst difficult task right now con tiontbig piomotcrs i,s in procuie oppo nents for Jack Dempsej, the knockout an 1st Aftei Uumpsey put tho skids under Uiutllug LeinsUy thre dliln't seem to be any inoro talent available. Hut it remained tor Acting Manager Loon ll.ilna to announce that Dan I ( I'orl.j. ) Fl nn had consented lo oppose tiie hard-hitting Dcmpsej. These hea w fights will iiiiet in the final buut at Iiio ul 11171I.1 on Mondaj night. Flim has seen jilenti nf action against the hea ' wdgnl leaders. He i has a tcveiitj-iuiniil ileci'iuii oer Fred , Fulton, leg'atered du' u ir New Or I leans suniu tbuo agu lMniiig that en counter he bit the langy Fiedwaul bo hhid that he diuppi-d him nn less than aeen Utiles. He engaged Fulton a few months laiPi in si. Paul, and it was dedal cd a draw. Ja'. 'I'Brien s Fljn-f was a good bo and still louks capable 0f putting up a battle. He has great sta) ing Dow el s and can take punishment. At the s.iiim time his punching poweis aro not '" be oiuilooUed llo still possesses ciangeious puneli uempsej made good in his Initial ap- peaiance hi tiis city. Flyun appar ently se.'ins to be capable of making Jaclc bat lie. Voting .liobldeau will meet L'ddle Wll mer. of Pittsburgh, In the semlwind-up. Three other bauts will complete tho pro gram. Scraps About Scrappers A GOOD bantamwelBht scrap will b x tlie featuro In the wind-up at the ambrla V C. tonight. Joe Burman. of Chicago, and Youns Merino, of New York. I'l be the contestants. Burman recently defeated Young McGovern. -ni!e Cassicl;, of the Wlsh-ililclton '?."!',ac!'a,n:1 I?an'? B.!ilt,on' ?f .f;o,u"'- '".'"""' """' ' semiwinu-up I JOllIin HouBherty ana Joe UowlcMe, Terry Hanlon and Youns Shatlcey and Chick Hayes and Bobby Scanlin will make up the restjMhe card. Tne Wrlfcli und Joe Pnllllps are eett it m (ondttlon for their cumlna: aU-round eran. . itlilih ! to b' held In the semlwlndup at ' , h National A. A tomorrow niaht Johnny ' 1 Mealy t to sbon in tho final acrap against ( Juitnny Dundee. foe Mtndrll and Dave Aalev, of New Ion. will meet at the National A. A. one wee.. nou. -.uiMcrro'v mam, lllll Ilrennan, the Cliicaco.beweIhS. Is nnxtotis to r-jt u -eturn match with Jack oempfey, Dempsey lmojked out Brennan In four rounds in Milwaukee. m-n . Hurry IiVIIU and Jack Thompson will le seen In action In the nnal bout at the At- l&ntlfl City h-Hirttn- (1m1i n-.tv,. ntV.. ; Wallar and Joe Wrltht will me't In the ln ' "-"T'l'mi'-. lomniy warren and Joe Mnrka - Mii tenspttixt!!? fii. i55 A I I 1 s 1 Ijll l,z:i) latimerx I AND WHBN ' QET 7ir" HONMi I'm Too I TlRCD To KlTGP U DrVTC J 6 n nut-vAToR Sl n HP HHBF 'lH GIRL THINK OF WHEN SHE'S RUN NING AN v Thought This Job would BE SOFT but Be- LICVC M? IT3 3CPT 1 u"n !ST . JA WN O'BRIEN "HIT" IN BOXING BENEFIT Philadelphia Jack's Ora tion Puts Punch in Har lan Relief Fund Shoiv. Wilmington Fans Con-, tribute $3000 001 GHERT REFEREES l) JAMES S. CAHOLAN Wilmington, Irl., Xov. t. , "pmr.AnuumA jack o'iiiiiun, a. gnueu gladiator, ncio 01 many His toric ring frays and one of the most dentine artistt of llstiana, has not lost his l uiicli, foi It was this same Vhlla loiph'a .lawn who put the "kick" in t moiistc-r benclit boding show heie lasi mgln. Wilmington boxing support- i- added inoie than ?S0"U to the Harlan Uelief Fund, and man boxei i of note vtrc present to lend a ln-lpli.g gloe. l!ut Philadelphia Jacl., minus ling tcga'ia, eiitetcd the Miuared cliclc in full lie '.and piepaiatoiy to refereLing one ' c f the big bouts of the night delivered a stirring addrcS to tho 20UU Uelawa: lan3 tween Harry (Kid) Brown, of l'hila pr.:,en;. i delphia. and Young llogets. P.efcreo Wllminetcuuans conttlbuted more than Maxwell kept the boys moving every $50U0 to the cause through tlio medium ' i)nUte. of a boxing show, nut not ono cent 01 I tills sum would bo accepted bj the War J Work Campaign Committee because It I canio through the medium of boMug. I Jack the Orator 1 "The Government has sancliuned buying In all the camps and boxing did much lo instill the necessary fight into the boys' who did ho much to take all the light out ' of the Huns," orated Wc otie-tiino nild- 'dleweiglit and llght-heavj weight cham pion. "The Governmen: called upon all the bu.ing cpe:ts to assist in training , the box a.ul now unlvcrrally the value of boxlnc ia recognlzeil. "BoxitiB put tho fight 1 1 the boys ai-ii made them greater soldiers. But jet their skill is valueless win-n it comes to help r.'lse funds for tills worthy cause. Tho army now Is composed of lighters, nvei v mar. of whom Is capable of taking caie of himself. Yet the chairman of i tho war-work commltteo says money derived Horn such a -oarci will not j bo pcceplabie. ' Hosing a lluilJer Th Milne of boxing as a builder of men is now well established. Uotlns Is juft as t.luable as a medium of cntei tainnient. lively on.' picsci.t llkea n good fight, and evorv one with any Amei icau blood in him cannot fall to laud me eiTorts of bco.s who get into the ring and put forth their beat efforts 7 legiet that boxing is not looked udoii favoiably by the war work com mittee. James CofCioth went to consld ciable expense and tiouble to make that trip all the way ad ss tne c iiH.ieiit t- help raise millions through boxmr, nd 1 not until a few das i. uu. , a. I opened was he Intoruifd t.mt tlio .tl'orta of boxers were not leiiniiuJ. "It is regrettable. Boxing in the nioit popular ppoit.ln the aiiny, and eie long It will rank 'with baseball as tho na tional pastime. "TI1I3 war has made hundreds of thourands of boxing devotees. Watch the spoit boom next y-ar when all tho boys hao icturned" I Hosing Sliow Succeo- The noted warrior was gcn a won- 1 derful teception. He was tho "hit" of ' 1 tho night. Hero is a. man now retired I from the ring game w ho is devoting his efforts to making a success of a health emporium. He knows the value I of boxlnir as a health builder, and tho Government also aerees that It works 'wonders In the phjsical Improvement , of flchtlne men. The boxlusr show was a success. The MARLEY 1V2 IN DEVON ZVA IN. ARROW COLLARS ODT i" e 1 Mwnnsan fe Hil Tram 1 HI II Gee) why riiOM'T 1 m I Co AMD I I GCT A CoivJ- uCTofteTT(: 1 vTo6, Voo I AT L6A&T I GGT A CHM(5G OF I JCGNGRV Ats0 MEET K VJteiM. veo?Le . G THEKt'S Ti-lT NICE CjUf - G6E WHY UON'T v WICC ONE LIKC Him TAKC To me; AUAifVfS ITJ A GUY That )mm'T Got mo U5G Fgr .1 TmAX GETS FRGSrl- ,h PHILADELPHIA JACK O'imlEX that bout between Young ltobldeau and Young Adams went tlnee rounds. A'll- Hani II. Hoeap. of Philadelphia, was the icfcree. Jlabcrt W. Maxwell, sports editor of the Philadelphia IIvbsixu Puuuiu I,i;Dcmr.. n fereed Hie bout be Douglierl) Applauded James V. I'ougliert, of J.eiperMlle, was ghen a liberal hand when he was Introduced He waff asked to reforee u. battle and accepted the Invitation. He officiated in the fastest nnd most spir ited bout of the night, the engagement between Ty Cobb, of Philadelphia, and Kid Chudwlelf, of Wilmington. Jack O'Brien was tlio third man in the ring when Gui-slc Lewis fought Joe Leonard Lew Tendlcr, btar lightweight of Philadelphia, appeared in the feature bout, ouno.sed tu Whltev Fltzirerald. Lew entertained for four Interesting' rounds. Ills efforts drew much applause. This was the first boxing show here In more than five years. The Jargo sum was raised through the efforts of a few very liberal contilbutors. Theso men w-ere the leaders- Pierre S du Pont, three tickets at 5100 each : J. 15. Weaver, ?tuO; F C. Tallmau. $100; J. J. ltas cob, $100; Ircno du Pont, $100; Lamott du Pont, $100; William Coyne, $100, and W. A. .Slmonlou. $100. William MacCowan, of tiie Harlan Shipbuilding Company, was In charge of the ptogratn Ho pioced to be an en ergetic and successful master of cere monies. SERVICE CLUB BOXING First Sliow Under ISTev Regime a Ileal Success lloiug at the United Hrvlce Club under the aubpices of Itacquet Club members wab held last night. The new rornmittue protlded u bouts, all of which bristled with action and ltept a largo ciowd of tervlce bo;.s as well as numerous civilians well entertained, Philadelphia Jack O'Brien, who has been named athletic captain of the club, sup plied the boxers. The boutn rotiulterl as follows; Jae Rus sell iWrated Jack 'Warner; H'll Hhtfliun. u run of the well-known political ietl-r. Jim mj Hhcohan. outpotnted Arth'l, McCiiiiu. Iluellte Ilutchlnauu. cf New l!pn. drew with Jimmy lirern; Tom O'Mall.-j" Kd Ituj O'Malley boxed u. dritu ; Jo Y,tun eut falusff.U llArn Ilaiaiund In a blood battle and Dick Htosh. tlie Cleveland llchtweieht. outpointed Joo J'lle!:. T3Si3J2l5iaEi HIk sHRML IARSriAlL&KliSJ SHOPS '". GENTLEHEM OVERCOATS HATS HABERDASHERY Tli. 1.UK..I Ill.lTlbal.r. .1 M.1KII.1TTAS 9I1IKTH In rhllJrlilila OVERCOATS! A specialty line with us. All our .moHels'are distinc tive and tailored by hand. The woolens are jhe finest produced in English and domestic mills. $30.00 to $60.00 E rpJ New Shipment of Manhattan Shirts Just' Received $2.50 to $12.00 m 1018 CHESTNUT STREET ;- immnmnmnm mkamammimmm&m ELEVATOR? u: 30M6 oF The Folks In This Building Give me I A PAIM -J KMOW V ONE 3UY Tho' That I'll TKe Hat To - Hrs ao-r L Mower To OUTLOOK BRIGHT FOR THE MINORS Secretary Farrell Expects National Game to Be Re sinned on Larger Scale MEETJMG CLOSES TODAY Peoria, III., i"o. lu. With the signing of peace terms, base- j ball in the minor leagues will be re sumed on xx. larger scale than ever In j the opinion of John II. Farrell. of Au- I burn, N. Y secretary of the National Association of" Professional Baseball j Leagues, who today closed up the af fairs of tiie annual meeting. Settlement , of a dosscn disputes Involving various j claims of plaeri and clubs was made by the National Beard of Arbitration. Soldiers returning from the battle- j fielda of France and the training camps i v'll do much to bring baseball back to I its former popularity, Secretary Farrell i believe". ' 7 look for ii tu-niendou3 rsval of the gam!- as .juicl Iv as tiie war situa tion is rettled and the men In tho serv ice retjrn home" Sectetary Farrell raid. The special meeting of the national association to be'hefd in Chicago after the first of the year will be called as soon as the mar leagues decide on the course they will pursue in regard to the tfilfl season, M. H. SViton, of Hock Is- i land, 111., .president of tlic association j said. Definite plans for the resumption of the sport will be taken at the meeting, i President ScNton said ' Oltrmnia A A "rand Pulnliiiclrr Mh. mondw rvrm.no. Nov. is at rkih'lak pricks Jack Dempsey Porky Flinn Ilotn's 'ei'ri(ler yovk (ithkh !tr nnrrx SATt'RJIAV KVKNI.NO, NOV. 16 y NATIONAL A. A. ANDY McMAnON in. JOE MARKS UtVli MKDKR in. KDIIIK WK1-HI1 MATTY 1IKRIIKRT to. IIII.I.Y IIINKS JIIK WKI.HI! vh. JOK PHIM.IPM Johnny Dundee vi. Johnny Mealey TIC'KHTH DONAOIIY'H. 3S h. 11TH ST. Cambria a. c. -- jBsasa l-KIIF-i, l-llf. IDIIli BU19 JOl- lll'RVlAN . lOl'Ml MKRINO riU'H OTIO.R ('BACKI.RJAt'K ROUTS St. Joseph's S. A. T. C. vs. Villanova S. A. T. C. ut Houston Field, 29th & I.ehljrh Ave. SAT.. NOV. 10111. Ailml.nlon. ttu nt. Procda of the itumi' tu be ctven to the War rund. BIG VICTORY GAME Franklin Field Saturday, November 16, at 2:30 MILITARY PAGEANT LKAIil'K IHlXM) NAVV TKAM . IIROWN UMVKR8ITV H. A. T. V. TKl.ota on aale ut Olmbils. Bpaldmca'. Heppe'a. Enierjiencv Aid, National Lfaeut for Woman's Service and Franldln Field. aate receipts to be ui?d for recreation and entll- - the r-l-" '- ery'fe EiaiaiaisiaiBEic 113 S. 13TH.STREET m-r. y , w y. 30M6 oF ( 60M6 OtUrJ.e rm wrmv?? Penn Ruled by Orders On Coaches Foltvell and Hol- lenbach to Lead Squad of Twenty-two West To night I IK SERVICE UXIFURMS I Uy EDWIN J. POLLOCK TW12NTY-TWO foldiers and tailors, who have pttmul through u period lot Intensive training, win leae this elt tonight on the 11.10 ttain to fiifrage In I the biggest battle In which they ever 've participated. They say the war Is 1 wen but not for these young flghtrs of , t'ncle Sam. The enemy lies more tliuir 300 lulKs ve"t and he Is exceptionally strong He holds the advantage of experlenc. If not numbers, and he is partlcularlj "nrtlrtrd 111 that he Is directed in lactlcs by the r.reatest field general In history. He knows no conqueror and has not suf fered a. campaign ieersc in four years. Many huo been the battles against th's eneniy Who lies In the wesr. Ills lino has been dented for Siniull advances, but Ic never has been broken. The first 1 line of defense is admitted lo be the , ilere three limes btfoie. but this Is ths sttongest In the world, nnd the secondary nr!)l ycal. ,nat lll0 JOJ y,m 1)c undcu defenses of equal power. His attack l!U,t,rj. oomniana. 11 is .1 battle bc TweeplriK. puzzling and well onered. -ween training corps iC Philadelphia Felected aiic ci..v...- ..... .... . ' olnted particularly for this one en .. fnt 1.l .. .. I sagement. Their physical cond'tlon Is 1 uperb and their morale the kind that mows no fear. I'uppets In warfare, I hey are giants In courage. It will bo 1 a test not only of tactics, but of spljjb The twenty-two have had the tutoring 1 of two great Held marshals, lienerals Hubert C Kolwell and William M. Jlol '.enback, whoso reputations probabl hae not icacheu tlio stanuard or (ieu cral 'Glenn H. Warner, of the ctieni, but whose combined efforts might triumph over the single-handed General Wurner. (( SUITS z:ana: . Overcoats $1 B J'vr Reduced from $25 and $20 See Our 9 Big Windows Open Friday and Saturday Evenings Until 9 o'Clock PETER M0RAN &C0. S. E. Cor. 9th & Arch Streets vfc UahosranyC o r do van Oa If Sletro-Itnelisli last) lnritlble eyelet: hi eh archt low Com fort heel! a snappy model for critical dressers: Same mcle! In black SS.OO Sh lb New Tall Strla for Women t Ihey will imn yon, fleuxarirk Si i PllaaaaasiSWSaaaaaa!Wl ' wftfyfWfm 'M 'iey're Beauties! " HnBMMQMH -S and $10 shoes vBjmHH9R9 offered elsewhere have & BjpP nothing on them ! Two ' nz Was " iT ff nff y rP new f actor'es are now de" ;' mSF .ffVHaTCOTPwlP voted exclusively in mak- f mBf &W3BBSmw!SlEMflMi '" 1CSC master bench WaaV aflaV aflHaatavPPI made creations. They EaV E f&SfojB SlbSM 'oo ie wr an a mm mmmiLSSmml&issk e& like a London boot- K K'Bagji, Km maker's handiwork. W -i---1-sfc lH Clean-cut as a cameo. 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Sailors and soldlets have been mft1 In this fotcc that leaves uh tonight, fdf the best men In the arni nnd naval v units liavo been picked for tlio task Tlm'A, represent the surhal of the fittest, ln-j- pp red by tradition and spurted to rea;i vtnge by ft verses that lmo been suf fcrvil by their kinsmen, these youths nro ready to Rive their best that the enemy who lies in the west may bo conquered. You hae uessd it manj Hantencut befoie, perhaps, ffc arc speaking o the hosts of l'lttsbitrgh and I'ennsy)-, vanla who grapple in their fourth an nual football battle mi t'orbes Field In t'ittsbuigh touioiiow. UepresentMhc Qf tho two Institutions havo clashiit and imiHUuririi. " The I'enn.ylvanla ilayerH will b nder military, orders. Uvery led w)lj be bedecked In the uniform of a sailor or a soldhr. They all ic-coSved thpjr uniform yesterday rftornoon af tct; drill. They all ate Ugiucrs of Undo Sam The twentj-iwo wlin w I1 make tha triti aio-Vetera. Walke'-, Akalahoskl, .Mitchell. Withlngton, Xeylon, Graves, Armstrong, I.ocke, Tolan, Bradley. Schweldd frank, I'rawfotd, liraun, J. Straus, F Straus, Hosenau, Smith, lai ey, I'lnney and JlcNichol, fc am 10s . M'l ht yuUia utVueaiu Itldse nnd Columbia Mr. S?J N. Front M.. near llauphln iVt'i (irriiiantonn Ave., nr. Cbeltel ( 3t fiujUi iiDtli HI , i.ear Harkct JM Ktntlniton Ae.. near Hart 1, J431 HouiU Mt.. bet. Br id and & ,18jj. Mil HW, bet, Mica abrfyjift f WMm SHmkW Bring -JSB&izammWnwW The Boy! - Wf jsaeamBSScwlS' theae wonderful aFTjasaavrri-J i"w"--y)noci J fiPSS we aetl at $W.SO V KP - ?3.00 and ?3.50. ! iWStoimGj. I 297 STORES IN 07 CITIES. f A wa&fc i, !- r: - -.? it a -V .y5 ftJ u r i . l!S 1 -s. fit i n 9 ,.v "' . . n i JW&
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