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NOTED HORSEMAN DIES
iGirnvnuiHTs m be in
LIGlrrWHIdH
m itid in nt .1
K.tn I (rttitivlit U rrVii.mltvnn i,f lllO tUlW ni Willie JarkeOn AS M.ltt HrOll,
brin A. t . tonight, Al lnompnn. 01 hip' ,,,,,,. ,ha nncnm
I murines, nml Tommy (are), the ctcriiti
KcnsiiiRtim bo, rlashinR in the main .. . ,. . . . ..,
hw'j i bnii t. Thompson, now bundled by .Ihpk ' priitminft Mm Atlantic in siairtinn ( luh
ft' Hnva' C luh Pilot Una Ohtmnnri , iiu,, . i,... .,,,! ,! I.. .. feu .union- !! "i""1"' ."' ..AV. ' ".".." V,',. 17
jfjj- , j .... . .. - . .- , h m, ........ e.i-1... . iiunKeci to meet .lonnni ivnimnc ni inp 111111
(!'? ..... I anres liere. lark on June HI, ' expected to nr-puir In
iwv". i .a hast i nam Tor west i ti. n.,i,u ,i t . Ti.,m " wm-i-up
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Robert Laycock WaB Secretary of
the ejnerled to be the third miin Inihe rln Belmont Driving Club
Johnn) Burns 8 Cam- , n,.. nient of Juno 4 j Tipnit v johnm i iiobeit Mntiriro I.u.vc-ch k. for mnnr
ruis secretary of the Helmont DrivitiR
( lull mid n piomliient horseniuii, died
last nlK.it at IiIh home, r.X North
t'nrlMe street. He amis pr-tr-ntv-tinr-enri
old. Mr. I.aveoelt w.i nls,. n
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OPEN WITH PENSDALE
member of the Noith I'enn Driving Ai
xoelntlim and the Hoad Drivers' Asso-
eiauon.
NOTES OF THE AMATEUR BASEBALL PLAYERS
The Cnrley C. C. ft first-clans traveling nine, -wants to hear from alt trams offrln
. .u.i.mrr n uuam iiua. ,iuni xuriar
atreet.
Irani, has ipn clalea lor .!"
home tram J-'rank Qulnn. 08 Jackson
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The Geiramitown Hoys' Club Illnea
ritl endeavor to open the baseball sna
foil ou their new Clark's Atbletie
Field on Saturday nftemoon when thev
Stack up ajainst the l'ensdale Ath
letic Club, of Mnnajmik. at ViRn
blckon avenue and Indian Queen lane.
The Blues will be managed this ea
on by Owen S, Yoiuik, foimrrl of
tho'well -known Indian Queen Athlrtu1'
Touog had decided to gie up ntbletirs
nntil he was induced by Charles AV.
Bninbridge to take up the manncciial
reins.
Young was in charge of Indian Queen
team from 1011 to 1!U" and has quite
a few of his former plajors on the
(jeYmnntown nine He has nNo ob
tained a few new men and promises
the West Side section of Germantnwn
a -winning ball club on Saturday after
noons and holidays Howard ,lohn-.on
will ngain be seen in lii old position
as umpire.
The Blues will play nil games i(
Clark's Field. AVissahickon .-Hemic and
Queen lane Any seventeen 01 eighteen
year-old traveling clubs wishing to play
on n fifty-fifty basis can securp gnmes
in August. September and October bv
addressing communications to Owen S
Touns, .101 Indian Queen lane. German -town.
l'ensdale, which tackles the Blues
In the opener, has a clean slate to date,
being credited with ten straight wins.
The line-ups for Saturday follow :
omt.v b c n rK.ss-mi.t: a .
T. McCormlck ?h Ha-u rf
J. Brill ss r Tlpprtt
Dairy. 3b i lrfVbourne. If.
Thompson, lb Inrtlcy c
II. Jofford rf n U. Tlppett. 31,
3. I.yoni. If "rl lb
Burke, cf tl Tippet, rf ,.
n. Tfplll or SaaK ' W Hoor 2b
Pannlat. McCormlck n Hope or Thornis p
Crtr or Thorp P . .
Umpire 11 Johnson Time of jinn3
o'clock
San Francisco Signs Scott
t--r San Francisco. Stay "3 Jim (Drath a.
krt Srnlt nllrher for the Chicago Amr
leans, has slsned with the San I ran i n
Coast Leajrue team Mid will report n xt
week. Scott left the Wilte SVix In 1017 and
entered an officers training camp wher he
won a captain's commission
I Oennj Hughes and .litnmj Ticrnej
will meet ill the .riuifinnl. The olhei lrrt (Mill llrown l di-c lo oppo nalph
bouts present Cl.n.lcy tVNelll ,. Hob j J'r.dln Hrra.tonijh Abrrl.dman
Unnlon and Youne l'addv Donovan i I ' -"""' . Williams Elected Captain
iiMiii. .!...!- I .. . .. 'W ?."" """ Mnv 1 nllberl ml
ii mi.- 11,-n-n. nine Mnrkri. or eark nas Jiinnumrn iiains. ih.ii, or New York city has bcn
. Unit be hi I inched the njiitcli beiwcen rhosen capialn ur Iho Yala la cfo-c Icuin
MI1.S (lllihons unci Mike ())o.l feu til" It as annoum nl tncla
Wellerwelsht htiniiilnn .lurk Itrlllnn and N"iark c-iub Thi milch will bo t iped
llmv MM'nb nme lopether In Hip .n noxt month " "
tinnat ulnil up lotnnrrou nlaht talsi Wal Araentlna Winn Analn
l,r. and M.v WIIIlHln-nn rnlerlnln In Die .,,,,, r. . j ., . ?"""' lnB flaln
semlHlml iii Th cither bnut r.illini Pckln Kid Herman Defeated Illo Jmelro. May Z.I Ara-enllna defeated
Yonuc llnbtd -Mil s Vhii Kltcxernld 1 nni t. ., ., , , ,, . , ' bile rvterda) In Iho flflb aamn nf th.
1-rlend is Vi k tlrllt and .limmv M.ndo ts LouUlllle, Ki . Mai -.1 l l "' 'rl "f football conies i.? ,iihI ii,
Joe llradlei I nmciKht innmnion c.t ine ymicn -i'" . c liamplnnslilp of Somlr Atnerlci the sc ore I
... elion a cieiinHPor del s nil over I'rtc n 1.. i. ii.. -nu- ..... ''"'... !'lp r' or. I
mil, llcw.. nd IMLi Inhnaon are the I KM, ""man n six round bout here I--. on Sunday i,ctV 'lkXand Uruiuar M
OImpla h,-Hdliners Monday nlcht Johntn ! nlRht
Meatv ant Trnnkfe I'onlfrev clisb In the ... .
aemlnlnd UP Kildie ll Iv.ef, III ol IMise , s,r,,rnn n.fato r..iehnne ValgeratODa Logan
street, or phone Dickinson 4518 W.
.luekson A. V. n flrst-clsss traicjllnRr tram
Is without (tames for . Memorial l)a. L
Uulnlan, iHH Pouth Kleentli street
The ft. Lawrence C. t baa Decoration
Da opon for any first-class horns team, -ferins
a fair Kiiaranlc-; a. V. Taber, J317
i:aat York street
The Ascension 1'. 0. would Ilka lo hear
from somo tlrst-class trallncr team for
lieooratlnii Day mornltiB. XV. Krcbs. 1814
T.ast Tllaer street.
namhlrr 1 wanla to hear from all
nineteen twentv car-old traveling; nines A
(lerner. noon Jatiner street.
s( Paul II. t'.. formerly nf the Brother
hood Lcaaue. would like to hear from t.lc
r"" f. Mytrr. Western. Masnolla and
l'ritcherd or any nlbtr home team William
11,11 SIM South Opal street
The, Ambler A. As r sltren-sear-old
traveling- nine, would like to hear from
teams of that nee. K X Doris, la.'ll North
niphteenth street
Tenltus A, .. a slteen-.i ear-old traiellnc
team, is desirous of arranRlmr games with
teams of that bko offerlni: a irnod cuaratitee
I tlreentnan, cars Weccacoo It. C , l'ourth
and Catharine streets.
shamrock A. ('. Is without a same for
May 1!4. Any first-class home team -wishing
this attraction and offerlnc a cuuranlee ad
dress It. Loean, ntil North lnetccnll
street
A first-class pitcher, who pitched many
iroort games heforo he went tu flKht the
Huns, would like to Join some first-class
learn inmmunicain wn
iiuutine l'srk avenue
llh Dick Mlllei. t8
Tai It Vnrmaii in l lid eitind session 'the
other bout tollo.i Pop Mtndelt s la. k
c'our'nei and !'a ke llominei s rmnkle
CI arlc
l,e! t.rlinMin prohabli uilt do the of the flBht. which wa
ticlstlng si vtilbe IVrk ihii inmmr and Is Maged In this rlli
At $12.50
Oxfords
for men accustomed
to the best
leucines Truclor team of the Klauder
Weldon i'o wants to airanso Barnes with
any. first class nine for either home or away.
K T I'luncy, Jenklntnwn. l'a
. t . , , haa M.v C1J. "CI and
l...1l Sl.. ... -- ,. ... The Jineeni "-"";.- 't..,'Z
r "'s'ra- i;r.eed2nkV:;;' ;-1 ir,i r-1'
ntffht ThcrouijM wn .uiMiomiro or nun hi cPf,Wnt O hero last nlaht. ti,- r.ti- A. C. a nrat-cUas traellnc
th KrLaioit v?t
Would You Buy a $60.00
BLUE SERGE SUIT
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For
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to Order
if you don't believe this come in and let me
prove it.
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rlinrlnlle U. (' would like to arrange
frames wlih uniformed home trams either In
or out of town Henry Claim, 00,1 North
lyeithKow street
Knrritrtlo Pleasure (luh, a fully uniformed
nfteen-sevenleen-j ear-old team, would like to
meet somo home teim of that ago offerlnir a
Kuarantee. C. H. Weasel. 2417 Nrorth Thlrt
first street.
Frnnkford A. C. has May 30 open for first-
class home teams nlTerlna ; a Rood cuarflntee.
II. M. Htearnr. 4677 Mulberry street.
haVvil"'?!1, ''" J 'e,n,l'ro troellns team.
JnJr.ISL31 V.'.T.V. for '."""" "TcrlnB a eooc
street 'William I,averj, i.l.'u l'ernoti
it, Jh rinbias V. ('. has reorganised for
ine coming season and are now ready for
si hedule for any tlral-clasn home teams will.
.,V,T.I0t""r.r a.Kood R-uarantec. lleoriro Harnes.
J.Jj houth Colorado street
0LC0TT 0H0SEN DIRECTOR
Former Star to -Handle Freshmen
Athletes at Yale
Sew Ilaicn, Conn,, .May Sit. Her
man 1 Olcott, Yale 11)01, has; been
chosen director of Ynlo frndimiiit ntli
Ictics for two ear, it was announced
today. He will coach in football, base
ball and basketball.
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Style, Quality -
NEVERYTHING
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1420 Chestnut St.
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pushing higher-priced hats. $2;50is my
jirXiA cyc,.v 'jiiei'"--Drjmoirawm my
cnVirc stockofTany, style, any 'braid, any
proportion, any.band,,wide or.narrow.
Oncjpriccforall hats takes the'salesman's
thoughts vfl selling and puts his thoughts
on service, .tjiatjs, hev goes toV lot of
trouble to fit youwith the style, braid and
proportions most becoming to your fage.
$250
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lake Your Choice!
As to price
As to style
As to cloth
As to silk lining
For silk-lined suits, men and
young men's ranging in value from
$30 to $45 '
SATURDAY'S buyers may be cer
tain that in no clothing store in
Chestnut Street will they be able to
find such a splendor of styles and va
riety at right prices as can be found
at 1217-19"Chestnut Street.
There are suits of iridescent
cloth lined with iridescent silks in
two-tone effects that tone in so
beautifully with the fabrics that
they sell on sight.
And there is no limit on the dif
ferent fashions now in such un
usual demand at the William H.
Wanamaker Store on the part of
both men and young men.
Conservative sack suits,
double-breasted, single-breasted,
three-in-one, camouflage, skirted
coats, and coats with "railroad"
stitching.
$25,$28, $30,$35
& &ZeriAteft)
Ml Feature Hat thi$
summer ia a Ventilated
Straw ulth litlla hid
den ulndow that let
the cool air in and the
hat air out.
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JACudqua.rtcrs corLctts
1307 Market Street
New Hosiery, Hats and
Spring Shirts
Silk shirts range from $5 to $10.
Hard straw hats from $3.50 to $5.
Soft straw hats include Pana
mas, leghorns, Baliluks, $5 to $10.
Madras and percale shirts, $2
to $3.
Guaranteed hosiery in silk or
lisle at all popular prices.
Brighton Garters, Pioneer Belts
and Suspenders.
The Hat and Haberdashery Department is one of Chest
nut Street's most popular, and all its fashions are correct.
William H Wartamah-ar
t t MM.n.m.b.a.jLM. B. . T T W.i.I.HU..!..'!
i.kw rim, non
Exclusive Haberdashers
If You Arc Thinking or Buy
ing Silk Shirts See Ua First
Sec Our Window Display
Shirts With Soft $ Cft
Collars lo Match... tfiUU
Silk Shirts With
Collars to Match.
Jersey Silk
Shirts ... .
Alan n larce assortment ol
fanry Mil. Milrfs In various
colors ntul designs In Jersr.i,
Crepe ilo Clilne, and llronilclollis.
$6.50 to $10.00
I. nlun hulls. SSI. 15 In S3. Ml
Also Crepe cle Clilne Vnlon Sulla
I.ri'i C7c( U7ciln(rii
818 Chestnut Street
si:i: ol'ii windows
?6.50
$8.50
Q "When Quality Counts" oIjA
Shop With the
"Regular Fellows"
and remember where there is more than
one price
QUALITY DOES SHOW
HERMAN T. WELLS
"THE YOUNG HATTER"
Only One Store 4 North 13th St-
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The Lat Word
In Style The Best
Quality at tneir P
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rices.
"VX7H.Y pay $5 for shoes that you can
duplicate here for $3.95, or $6 and $7
for shoes you can buy here for $4.85, or $8 and
$9 for shoes that you can buy here for $5,85?
How do we do it? By producing NEWARK
shoes in enormous volume over three mil
lion pairs a year and by selling them direct
to the public through our own stores.
Quantity production brings the price down.
Why not get the benefit of it yourself?
NEWARK Shoes are the last word in style,,
and the last word in quality at their prices in
America!
f LARGEST RETAILERS OF SHOES IN THE WORLD.
207 STORES IN 7 CITIES
ll Market St.. tt, l!th & 13th Hta
8 H. OOfli PI., near Market St
illJ Ken.loctou Ate., bet fork and
Cumberland Bl
SttIB Kenalniton Ate., near Hart Lana,
1ST riorth 8tli Ht.. near Cherry St.
422 houth St., near 8th,
101 H, 3Jd HI., near Chestnut, tit
Other Nearlir Slorea: Camcjen, VIMftM. PrUtl. ChfMri .
WS0 N, lYnnt Ht.T-near liauphlr, Si.
SUM (Irrmantown Aeni.CholtenAva,
1431 Mouth Ht,. bet, llroad S, JCUi Bl.
4081 Jjinrn.ler A near 4lt St.
Sltl N, 8th M.. bet, ltaco t Vina Sll.
421 Market Ht.. bet. 4th & Dtl Bta.
453S rmnkforil Ae.f near Orthoclpx
S Illdi Ave., nar CqiunibU ,Av?.
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