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CHICAGO CLUBS
IACK PROPER BALANCE
'jhito Sox and Ciibs Each Possess Four Stars, but Teams
Lack All-Around strength Infields Are
Very- Rickety
Ky CUtANTLANI) IlICH
(CopurtoM, 1010. All Hahts rtstrvtf.)
, rot-llunHns lic IVnnnnt
Xo, 5 Chicago's Knlrlcs
.. turlafcldt on around to Oltanoe
Rr 1$" caught the Tinker
Ihioic).
v nee held all the game lomancc,
jilt that tcm many Vcars ago.
,,, ant tens many IW "O",
'i though gi cat ilars may crown your
i7,fi. fl'Xwrt '' hcl'm ,0 ,h,w
jVf '""''"" ""l,,"c " Pc"nant'faP-
WliHo So nml Cubs
HICAdU'H White SnxnniirhlonRo's
Oi'uh's ni c ry mucli nlilio. Knrh
u, n t Icaxt four Mars of oiitnliini ng
0 four of the greatest in bjisobnll-
Ji ininnrc.nlicro brilliance nntl infill
6(. m nro iKrniblrn to complete tho dish.
Sft'vhiE Sox have Schulk, Cicottc,
Collins nml Weaver, with Joe Jackson
'"tIU "ivE" lime Killcfcr. Alexander,
v.ielui nml llollochrr. Hut the cap
wuceu the first four and the Inst four
Son each club ls,n bit too wide.
Whcro llio Glow Is
WITH Alexander nml Vaughn pitch
ing to Killefer the Cubs cnu pre-
.(t the strongest unucrj ..umunumu i
In the National League, If not In both
in inc
'"viMnmler and Vaughn led the Nn
tlonnl League pitching last jear. Hen
I'rU las good. Ilut Tyler and th'c rest
rr sail uncertainties
In (lie wnie way. where Cicottc,
Krrr ami Williams lire pitching to Hay
Sfhalk. Hie White Sox have nn excep
tional amount of battery strength to
0ffr the enemy.
Hut three pflrhcrs arc hardly enough
for a 1'il-gniie hike that runs from
Mrly April to October.
i.. Killrfer n nil Schalk. Chicago has
the best rntelilng that baseball carries.
Hut afler llicse iwo are inmiui-u, wiui
limltril supply of great pitching, the
low begin to fade.
Unrrrlain Infields
Till: Cub iufleld is decidedly lickcty
with Holloeher, the ninln star, and
Hcrrog's plij&lcnl condition n guess.
GERMANTOWN AND
F.C.
ARE VICTORS
Win From Perm Charter and
Episcopal in Intoracadomic
Loaguo Games
ADVISORY BOARD NEW
PHILA. BOXING PLAN
Committee of Five to Be Chosen by Director Corlelyou
to Help Promotion of Ring Sport Here New Rules
Submitted for Approval
HUNTZINGER PENN
Today's Scholastic Games
. and Scores of Yesterday
4
t'unrn
The Sox have Collins and Weaver,
two luminaries, but first nml short nre
both un in the nlr. i
Both outfields nre at least up with
the average. Neither compares with
the outfield strength held by the Tigers
or Giants, but there Is enough quality
around to hold Its own.
The Gnp
A LHXANDKU nml Vaughn together
" should be good for fifty victories.
Ilendrlx nlioutd win fifteen. Hut ns it
will take ninety-five victories to lniul n
pennant, where nre the other thirty to
come from?
Clcotte. Ketr nml Williams could put
away jlxty-flvo gnmes on the correct
side, But, again, who is to turn in the
rcmnlning thirty? '
Where the Giants anil Iteds have nt
least live good pitchers and one or two
others hi reserve, jou enn see what n
handicap any club is up ngalnst with
only three dependable boxincn.
Until for Third IMaee
THE two Chicago clubs look only
strong enough to mnkc n battle for
third .place.
Klthcr will have n hard time working
ns far up ns second unless present in
field tangles nre Bcltlcd in a satisfactory
wa.V.
To finish third the Sox will have to
slop either Detroit or New York, Clce
land being almost n certainty for 1 2.
To finish third the Cubs will be forced
to finish nheod of l'ittsbiirgh and
Hrookl.Mi. To finish second the Cubs
must butsprint either the Beds or
Giants, two cubs with exceptionally
stroug sets of pitchers and well rounded
innchincs in other respects.
The" Ginnt infield is none too robust,
but the outfield will help cover up nny
infield wcaknchs that Isn't too pronounced.
BOTH Chicago clubs arc extremely
fortunate in having such Tenders as
Kid Glcason mid Tred Mitchell, who
cnu ho counted upon to obtain every
possioie ounce out ot I nterial nt the I'enn Chnrter boys went to bat in
IIABKIIAM.
Wt fiilliollr II lull nt Tunic Irliool.
'.V' Pn'l.T",."' fmnl Collncr.
. nt I'lillailelplil.i lg, t I'rddlo Inntl
I ul p.
Iiilinrn lllili nt Nnrrlotonn Illgli.
TIINNI1
f lirllfiilmm lltdi nt fllrnrd Collnr..
Cirrmnnmnn Annlnnj nt (nmclrn IIUli.
lllnnntn rrrn nt (Jermnnlnnn Illicit.
lluirrfnril School ul rrnnMnril Illicit.
l.nlKpninil AfHilnm- n Onlrnl llliili.
ortlirnt lllili nt ivim rinirtrr.
I.nwrr Slrrlon II led nt llndnnr llUlf.
YIWrr.KDAVS ItF.SI ,TS
inti;ua Mir.Aiit m:a(im:
tcr"'ril1"hl0"" A,,"lf,l, l, '"" Oior
IVIeiiil' Cenlrul, t KiiUrnpnl Arnilrmr, 2.
i.NTi:nsritnisTir i,r.(irt:
(Irrmiiiilonn lllch, t) Cntliollc Illcli. 2.
otiikr nr.sfi.Ts
ttlrilrv l'nrl lllwf. in. ti.i.. )-
i-I.il rt0" nl;l' J'l Ornmnlovn rrlpudV,
nlll iBstioml Ills i. 2, rm,.., CA
mrrrlnt Nrliool. 0 (.It Innlni.l. f" Cu
j. .MfilLi llltli, ;t upitr l)nrly Hid,, o.
By PAUL I'KKl'
Germniitnwn Armlomv nn.i i.v:.i.,'
(, . . ----- - - .i..i ...,. null 1 I II 11113
-en trill improved their respecthehtuml
ings in the Intcrncadcmic Itabcbnll
Neaguc ns n result ot the games phiM-d
in jesteiday's iinbnsehnllic wentlicr.
ficriiiantown defentrd I'enn Clmrter in
iinMliliig but ii bnll gnme, the linnl score
being V to 11. while rrlemls (VntrnrH
victory over Episcopal was a regular
battle. 1 to '2 being the deciding count.
In Hie game with tin! little (Junkers
(.crinantown htiiiilly sewed up t ho
contest in the firM two Innings. In
ench of the first uiid second i-nulns live
runs were tullled. nidcil nml nbetted
by n number ot errors. I'enn Charter,
however, made u KeiiHiilionul uphill b.it
tle. getting''?! jmir of counteis in the
third. si." more In the fifth unci, nftei
Gcrmnntov.il mnclc n brace of runs in
the seventh, two more were garnered
by the I'enn Clmrter nine, another
being nil ded in t lie eighth.
j With the score L'-11 ngninM them.
HURLER FOR TODAY
W
By LOUIS II. .IAFFE
1TI1IN the ntxt few dnjs, probably
early next ..week, n boxing board
will be chosen by Director of I'ublic
.Safety .Tnmes T Corlelyou for the pur
Basketball Substitute to Make
Varsity Pitching Start Against
Rutgers Nino
STRONG RIVALS FOR
hand. But neither is great enough to
mnkc three pitchers do the work of six
or to find stnr inllelders nrpuiid the
next corner.
J
ID-ROUND CUP
GAMES
ON TODAY
J, & J. Dobson, Contenders for
Alliod Championship, Tack
les Fairhill
the
the tlnnl frnine, but were iiunble to bring
otcr the l.ting tnlly. Although de
feated. I'enn Clmrter outbiitted the
Gcrmuiitotwi nine, II hits to S
ltto sclicdiileil games .tcsterdnj, Imlli
pose o nctlng in nn uilvisory capacity
in the nromotion of the ring gnme in
I'liilndclphln. A suggestion for the ere
ntion of such n body was submitted in
n statement by the committee of fifteen
appointed by Mr. Cortclyou to revolu
tionize the old boxing code nml mnkc
new rules for the approval ot the ill
i ector.
Mr. Cortel.tou. It is believed, will in
dorse the forming ot nn ndvisory body
to constitute five men interested nml
well posted In boxing, but in no wn.t
connected with the sport from n finiiii
clnl (ingle. In this event Urn till ector
will make n personal selection, nnd it
Is probable that the board will be
iinmeil shortly utter Mr. Cortcljou np
proves the new I'liilndclphln boxing
rules, now in his possession. Tills code
is to become effective immediately upon
Ills indorsement.
It will be the duty of the boxing board
to meet whenever necessary to take up
nnd attend to complaints that may nrise
from managers, boxers nnd fnns. This
committee will not have the authority
to pass on nny definite decisions, but
rather make suggestions to uirecior i
Cortel.tou.
Work of Committee- Finished '
The comtulttce of fifteen, consisting
of eight promoters nud seven newspaper
men, finished their work bestowed upon
them by Director Cortclyou lifter two
sessions. The first wns held on
Wednesday nftcrnoon nnd the conclud
ing conference ttns held jestcrihiy nt
the Hotel Walton. Both meetings were
cloved, nnd ofilclnl announcement ot
the uew code is to come from Mr. Cor
tc butt's office.
The tvules. nppiovcd by George D.
I'orter." then director of public snfety,
nnd effective December 'Si, WW,, tterc
gone over carefully by the committee.
These regulations included fourteen,
amendments being made to sevcrnl,
while the others were toted to remain
intact. In addition, almost n dozen
new rules were innde. every coneelv
uble nnsle for the betterment of boxing
hnving been taken into considcrntion.
Bmcrs, promoters nnd fnns nllkc nro
to be protected b.t some of the new
rules. Co-operation of the police dc-
Tlilti! rnttml run inntelies for
Allied Amateur Cup competition soccer
lmcs will be tiie center ot tlie nttroc- i
lion throughout the city with the. fol
lowers of the old English gane of drib
blinj the bnll. one of the most Impor
tant of these mntches is the one between j
the .T. & J. Dobson eleven from the j
Wff carpet works nt the Kails of the i
Schuylkill nnd the Fairhill n. C.
Uoltsons nt the present time loom up
i real contenders for the chnmplon
hip of the Allied League, nnd should
draw a large gathering nt this game.
their real test, however, will come next
Saturday, when they fnee the New York
Ship Fipind on their home ground ut
Thirty fifth street and Queen lane.
M'ltli no definite date or grounds hav
ing been selected to pliy off the tie for
the clinmpiouship of the Industrial
T.easue between the Itohlfehl Manufac
turing Co. team and the S. B. & B. W.
FloNlicr eleven, the president of the
league- 1ms picked two tenms calling them
Hip (ircfiis nml Yellows from the vnrl
m hnhisirinl teams nnd will singe nir
exhibition game ut the Fleishcr nthletic
Mil nt Twenty-sixth nnd Dieklnsou
HrerK with 'ic following line-up:
Orev! Yellcvm
iHllnimi .KOl . riMCh
ll.upioni (Warrtwlck & Macce)
Inbiiifoil rlKht fullbnrlc Datll,
w nni. left fullbnclc Archibald
(Amrkn Tullev) (Hanlwlclc & Mwt,B
Wfiimanii rlslit halfback "cJouM
iH'Ulifr) Luplon)
TV,Lor. . center halfback Hrott
K"',n .left halfback........ I'rncht
IIep rtilictat) (Hohinld
.", . . outside-right Jlonk
. 'Helslier) (llHrdwIck & Maece)
1Vr .Insldo rlaht Iinjle
(Am-riiati Pulley) (Heaa-Brleht)
...!',rh."lllrr center forward Bhearer
..lllelalier) (I.upton)
K'r.r,, Inside left new a
UWilllel.li (Hcss-nrlKht)
''!iln outside left . ... Klnnenan
Uuiton) (Itardwlrk & Maicee)
Manaarra t:.l I.usk nnd Tom Orlttlth.
.J'""'" Trimble. American Pullevj
fill' lion, Tlrlsht. Striiime, Ilohlfleldi
FeriHnt .union T Derbyahlrc, I'lelshcr.
in ndilitinn to the above giunes, the
i'o.vs League will stage their weekly
contests
today's scnnur.r:
Ihlrl l . . . ......
-- - -'nun. itiiiiiiriir run romiiiiiioii
4 .1 llnh.nn V M lnl.klll 11 f n..j..n
and Ihlrtr-nrih street! Wolfeudnn-
i urn in uooci scores
rinrluirst, N, t' April 111. Mrs Uforco I
A .Mnitoon of ntlaburBli, nml Jim. c. 1J. I
IlnMliiRNworth. of UniiHMirir, won the prln
rliml iirlTra In Hip Hllter Tulli Hunt tourna
ment at I'lnehurat Jeslrrdni. 'Hi ernt wns I
h hundlcan Hftnlr' iiKalnal boucy nnd .Mrs I
Mnno'jti led the field of thirty con tenia nt' ot
a up Mrs. itolllnir'trorlh'n vrltt wa'
nwarded for tho beat score made by n scrutch
player. t
Mlaa Trancls Cross nnd Air'. IVtc- Floyd,
of I'tillmlelpliln. were the only othor lVnn
sjltnnln contestants to turn in Rood rounds. I
Zbyszko Wins Another
Atlantic City. N. !.. April 10. StKnlHlnus
.tiizlo throw Hula llcvenp.in In two strxlcht i
mils lnt nlBlit. The mighty I'olp nlum-l
his ponderous opponent tn Hi" mat In thn '
first round with a crotch, wrlit and too
hold In forty minutes .and eight seconds. '
llctcnimn hnd X.bjsrko In several tlKht
places, Imi. failed In the final tet I
inlcr.sciiolnslle mutclies, were postponed pnrimcnt. n vigllnul co-operation ny
tlie Northeast lllgh-Soiitli I'liilmlcl- l officers of the law, "if it takes the cn
iihiu High tilt until April 'Jt. while the tire police force to do mo " ns Mr. Cor
7rniikford High -West I'liiliidelphin lelyou nld. with tlie prnmoteri, will
High contest is off until n date to be ' make the game in I'hiladelphia ns clean,
tleeideil Inter. y l if not cleaner, as in uny other boxing
center, the sport will be placed on a
..
of the new rules win protect tuc puiine
nnd Philadelphia promoters in such n
way ns to warrant n snfcgunrd on the
Fans may recall the incident Inst
summer of. the Introduction of nn out-of-town
mnn nnd the announcement us
being the one who promoted nn nil-star
show. It is history that the mentioned
honor wns not u fact. One of the new
rulejwlll protect ngninst such nnother
occurrence.
The six-round gnme in Philadelphia
Is being promoted successfull.t, und with
tlie new rigid rules it lion t to be laid
down the sport should thrive even more.
Whether matches here nre tn he in -creased
to more than n half do.en
rounds is not known, nor is it under
consideration ; but, nccoiding to lelin
lile information, Director Cortclyou is
Milil to be In fnvor of longer bouts, pro
tiding such u move is desired here.
I'liiliidelphin funs nnd sportsmen from
other cities who have come to see ring
contests here arc of the opinion thut
faster nnd more nctfbn results in six
round matches thnn in encounters per
mitted longer duration. This uppenred
to he the ruling sentiment of the com
mittee ot fifteen nt its session ctcrdny.
GERMANTOWN BIKE RUN
Boys' Club to Hotel Big Cycle Event
This Afternoon
More than fiOO entries have been ic- '
I ceived for the bic.tcle run of tlie tier
I man tow n llotV Club, which will start
nt -:!!0 o'clock this afternoon from
i.tl'.O Cermnntottn nvenue. An tittnid
of medals to the first 100 bo.ts to linisli
will be made.
.forfn ltose, promoter of the race,
has unaiii-cd siu'clnltins in tin. fnrii, or
I freak hletclcs. old -fashioned Iml-Ii hi-
c.teles and u short piirnde ot clecointcd
bic.tclc". Sevcrnl prominent men have
announced their intention of riding
hicjcles beside their sous nlong the
route of the inn.
Uoutc of the run will be north on
Oerimiutown nvenue to Chclten nvenue,
west on Chclten nvenue to Greene
street, north on Greene street to Har
vey street, west on Harvey street to
Lincoln Drive, south on Lincoln Drive
to Wissuliiekon Drive, north on AVis
snhiekon Drive to Andorra Nurseries.
The leturn will be over the Mime route
to the hcudqunrtcrs of the club.
College Baseball Scores
OeorRiJlown. 4 T'ordham, 0
Trlnlti Collcso. 4 Wi.shlnKton and I.e.. I
1 nheralty of Illinois. 8, Howard Col
cbc. 4.
vv.ss RiiTni'.ns
I'elers. If. Itikrr, rf,
Mhrltrr, ss. liofTy. 2h.
drniis, cf. IVrnrli. f .
tVnrwIrk, c fun (tnlen. Ill,
MrMchnl. l,. tthrelofk. If.
tntrs Hi. Tullnferrn. s.
Ifnrtey, rf. Iliimml, 3I.
Nwrenfj- or lllowrr or
Myers, 3li llo. r,
llnnulncer, p, tt lillcllelil, p.
STEEPLECHASE GUI
Many Thoroughbrods Will Com
peto for Huntingdon Valloy j
. Trophy Today s
x
H
Hunt circles will probably turn out?
IIunt7.ingei'. the nliieteen-.tenr-old
Quaker ntldete, will perform on the
mound for J'enn in this nftcrnoon s
gnme with Hulgers. ut Krnnklln Kield.
It will he his inltinl gnme of tho sea
son, and nltliougli his baseball practice
lins been limited herntise of his work
with the basketball chnrnplon". Huiit
Tiinger will hnve plenty to keep the
Hulgers men guessing.
Doctor Cnrl"s, Penn's cnncii. expects
n real struggle in tcidn.t s gnme, but ,
lias hopes For n tlctory. lie gnve inc
men a linnl workout .testenhi.t nfter
lioon in preparation for the second game
of the scann.
Several changes will be mnde in
Penn'v Itne-lin for toilnv. Ill nil tiroll-
nbility Sweeney, hnsketbnll -tar, who
did not play in the Lnfajcttc game,
will start nt third bne. He showed up
well in yesterday's practice. Yates,
another Innky basket toser. is expected
to hold down the initial sack.
Mjers, who has been doing good nil -round
woik in the practice games has
been shifted to left Held in place of
Peters. The rest of the line-up will
probably not be changed.
Kcpnrts from Rutgers are to the effect
that tliev Inite n slicing diamond outfit
this yenr liitelielil. the tall, liusny
heaver, who ha performed on Franklin
I'iehl before, will probnbly be in the
box for the visitors.
WEATHER HANDICAPS
Too Cold to Train Pennsylvania
Athletes
"Too cold!" !
Conch Lnwson Robertson, i'cnn-s
trnck tutor, wrapped himself tighter in
his overcoat on Prankllii Field as ho
watched his bnrc-legged runners sprint
ing over tlie cinder trnck jesterday.
The eold weather is badly linmpeving
the Red nnd Mine track men in prep
unction for the relay carnival, trnck
meets nnd Olympic trjotits.
"These men can't be worked hard
or given n real chnnce It the sun keeps
sneaking nrotiml this wny," said
.... . 11 lU . .1 ...
llouulO niriiicr. oijiiii; mwu wiiini , ,- --- -,: ,i- .,.. ai
prlng wentlicr will be just what fl0 In great numbers to witness the annurtb
.... spring steeplechase meeting of th
Manager tinier Slngel. ot the track
team, announced the schedule jester
dot The first meet will be the sprrng
handicap at Franklin Field May 17.
The relajs will follow on April .",() nnd
Ma.t 1. Dartmouth conies to l'rnnk
lin Field May 8 for n dual meet whlen
will precede the strnw-nnt baseball
gome with Princeton. The nnnual
Cornell meet follows on May 1" nnd
the Inlcrcolleglntes will be held on
Mnv 'JM und Ki.
The freshmen trnck team has three
meets, tho first with the Mcrcersburg
Acndemj on April til nt Mcrcersburg,
n dual meet ttllh Cornell Mny 1f! and n
meet with Philadelphia prep chool
men on May I.
On Mny 18. hejclnj at Pcnn. fra
ternity men will compete in their nn
nual track meet. Athletes from Tf III
School. Mcrcersburg, Pcnn Chnrter and
other prep schools meet Mny 21'.
Penn Beaten at Lacrosse
, Hnltlmore, M,l,. April 10 Mount Wash
ington's lacrosse tnm outclassed tho stick
men from tho L'nlscrslty of l'cnnsjltatila
rsttrday. 7 to 1
n hii'i
iiiaidert
objcii
es nnd
Miss Smith Wins Intcrclass Meet
Miss .Murion Pinltli procd tho tx-st athleto
In tho first Intnrrlins meet at the CJlrls'
lllth Hfhniil -irslnriluv nt Mrntrpnth nnd
S'prlnit Cinrili'U streets. Mho scored points J
like clocKKotk In tho six uincrent events
nnd annrxfd a sller run for hnr efforts
Miss Ji-Mnntte Anron won second prU ft
sllter medal hllo a hronio medal wpnt to
Mies Kthel t.neb.
Lansdale Signs Chinese
IjiiimIiiIc. Ph.. April 10 Mnnaa-rr Jin k- ,
son. of lh linsdale Club. In the Monoanm
erv County F.raaup. has slKTied F.uckeyo I.ou ,
a C'hln-se twlrler, ho pitched on tho roast
lastenr
Pitches No-Hit Game
tFeilln. I'a.. April 10 Media, llluh Sclioo,
opennl the seuon ulth e gehutnut tlctory I
oer I'ppr I).irti llleh School, 7 to 0. l'nt
i lelc Ahearn tt. din s pitcher, shut out thr I
visitors ulihnnr n hit nnd hammered out fou
doubles In four trips to the plate '
"The Car That
Impressively
Powerful
iLHuQ9Tuk AUf
Never Gels fared"
Impressively
Beautiful
SIX wonderful cylindcis. The car you stop to look at when
you pass it on the street.
Immediate deliveries.
PFEIFFER-SATTERTHWAITE, Inc., Distributors
4821 Chestnut Street
rhono, fpruco 27(5
Molinc-Knight Parts and Service Station
Mayor Signs Sunday BUI
llovton, April 10, Xmateiir baseball
tennis, Rolf nnd other outdoor jame, nuj
be plajed lecnllt In thla city tomorrow- afler
noon luor F'cters today signed the City
Council's bill accepting- thu protlsloni of the
new stalo Sunday sports lnt
White to Act as Trainer
llrlstol. Tn.. April U John A White has
been engaged for the comliiir seastin to aet ua
trainer For the Wlndermero Farm Stubles
lie Is lucated at tho Mount Holly Talr
mucli liiclier htnndnrd. nnd some of the
best exhibitions in the world will be had
in this city.
Open-Air Itouts
With the open-air boxing sen'ou
about to begin hero, arrangement nl
icnily huting been mnde for tho pro
moting of bouts nt both the Phillies
and Shibe Park, it is believed that the
summer campaign will be even more
successful thnn lust yenr. One or two
"SfVeR Surplus plant Sites
Glad to work at Hopewell
even for less wages
American male and female labor is plentiful at Hopewell
because of low cost of living and healthful environment
lne
.1,... V '""ton, Wat road nnd Unruh
...i !.."' ,,co ts Wanderers. State read
..-.' ''"." "'reel mi cnrthuKo ts Vet
rms CardlnKlon, Pa.
i iniii) division ALLinn league
I'lon""i?n " utn''m Torlt rna0 "n(1
nxiuniTio.v OAMES
Or,"'Ju';r"l All-Hlars Yellow ts. All-Stars
urcfn Tcnt. sixth und Dickinson streets.
SUNDAY GAMES
Ca"d"nfBTn'nn"pare' ,S B"1,U ulcle1 '"'"
tiHn'.'."10," " NewsTork Ship, D and On-
'i'irli,To,r.iVew York Sl,,r' sccond
tiilnx A ( vs Auccra Tl C I''lfly
lath .reet nn, willowa avenue. V
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STARTING
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TrmuportMion nnd Traffic
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I'ublic Sprakintr Structural
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BETTER COURSES
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il.IIL, ,0,vo rmx problems,
PremH.A.T ,T MEANS TO YOU
how "o Jo " ot wl,Bt you can d0 ""J
"REXEL EVENING SCHOOL
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Jim Todd worked at Hopewell, Vir
ginia, during the war. Later he wanted to
come back. He wrote an imploring letter
asking us to place him. His registration
'card callcd-for 75 cents an hour. We
found that other men of his trade were re
ceiving 60 cents an hour and advised him
of the fact. We received his reply by wire
cutting down his rate to the level of the
others. He wanted to come back to
Hopewell because he had been there
before and had tasted of its advantages.
Men and women like to live as
well as work at Hopewell. That's
why industries at Hopewell never lack
efficient, loyal, unspoiled labor.
Hopewell labor sticks to Hopewell
industries because:
Housing conditions arc ideal. '
Homes with gardens and modern
improvements rent for $11 to $15
a month, or they can be bought
at low prices and on easy terms.
The pay envelope goes further at
Hopewell.
Food js sold in a community store
on the cost-plus basis.
Fuel and clothes cost less than in
most cities.
Recreation facilities arc superb.
The climate is mild and healthful.
These arc also the reasons why
thousands of workers employed at Hopc-
One of the Until and
belt equipped technical
UfTi In tlie world It at
the dlipoial of Hope
well InJuttrlec'
well during the war want to return and
settle there permanently why they pre
fer to work at Hopewell for lower wages
than in other industrial communities.
Now, Mr. Manufacturer, don't you
think this is a good atmosphere in which
to locate your plant? You can see the
double advantage of satisfied labor
bigger" and cheaper production.
Besides the advantage of loyal, un
spoiled labor, Hopewell offers to manu
facturers: Low-priced power.
Abundance of purest water.
Rail and water transportation, direct
and economical. """
No harmful municipal restrictions.
Factory buildings ready for occu
pancy.
Factory sites with railroad sidings.
Progressive manufacturers, in varied
lines of industry, from different parts of
the country, have established plants at
Hopewell. Others come to Hopewell
- daily to investigate.
Our advice is, investigate Ho'pcwcll
noti. You may be too late if you delay.
The choice opportunities go to the
earliest inquirers.
Write, phone or wire today. We
will be glad to have one of our experts,
familiar with your industry, explain how
Hopewell can benefit you.
Du Pont Chemical Co,
Incorporated
Wilmington, Delaware
Petersburg Chamber
of Commerce
Petersburg, Va.
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HOPEWELL
New Prices For
WEED AND RID-O-SKID
TIRE CHAINS
MR. MOTORIST, we arc pleased to give you tlie benefit of the
decreased cost of producing our Tire Chains in the enormous and ever
increasing quantities necessary to take care of their universal use.
The ever increasing and enormous demand for our Tire Chains natur
ally means decreased cost of manufacture, and it will always be our'
policy to pass the saving on to you, Mr. Motorist, to our mutual benefit
the lower the price, the greater
BIow nro listed a few sixes tn general ua with
their new price.
Weed Tire Chains
P.Unt.d Am. 23, 1904
Size Price Per Pair
30x3 V2" - $5.00
32x312 " S.50
32x4" . 6.00
33x4" . . 6.50
34x4" - - 7.00
32x4l2" - - 7.00
. 34x412" - - 7.50
35x5" - . 9.00
37x5" . 9.75
Rid-O-Si&d Tire Chains
I'at.ntad Auc 23, 1904
Sire Price Per Pair
30x314" - - $2.65
32x3i2 " - - 2.80
32x4" - - 3.00
33x4" - - 3.10
34x4" - - 3.20
32x4V2" - - 3.25
34x4V2" - - 3.40
Weed Cross Chains
3'2 " 8c each
4" - -9c each
4'2 " 10c each
5" - 12c each
the market
WEED TIRE CHAINS arc
made of super quality material,
giving greatest possible mileage.
Every Cross Chain specially
processed to diamond hardness,
yet are not brittle, and the side
chains of high tensile strength
arc heavily galvanized against
rust.
IUD-0-S
CHAINS
these chains
K 1 D T 1 R E
we first offered
to the Trade on
May 1, 1911. They appeal to
those whose chief consideration
is the least initial outlay. They
arc not made of super-quality
long wearing material as Weed
Tire Chains; their cross chains
arc not specially processed for
extreme hardness nor are they
plated and galvanized against
rust.
Trice Lists covering ALL sizes of our Tire Chains furnished by your dealer or our nearest Sale Office
American Chain Company, Inc., Bridgeport, Conn.
In Canada: Dominion Chain Company, Limited, Niagara Falli, Ontario
Largest Chain Manufacturers in the World
Ganeral SU Offlcoi Grand Central Terminal, Now York City
District SaUi Offieei i
Boiton Chicago Philadelphia PitUburg Portland, Ore. San FraneUeo
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Huntingdon Vnlley Hunt, which tvilK
trtkc plnce nt " o'clock tills nftcrnooift .,
nt the Huntingdon Valley FitrinH, Menc .,
ilonbrook nnd WnMiltiRton lnnr-i. 2
Three point-to-point mcm for cup,
nro scheduled : nnd tho third promise
to he tinusiinlly Interesting this jeiltv
This Is for the Huntingdon Valley chnl
lenge nip, In which there nre fourteen; i
thnroiiehhrpilM entered, nnd it is illdlj.
cntcd tlint there will be nt leant ten or
twelve Ktnrters.
Weidli Strnwliriilce's lllver Ilrro7
hns won the challenge cup twice con
xcc'iitlvolj , nnd if the horse mic-cecils itf
winning tlie rncc thin nftcrnoon lie wilr
retnin the nip permanently Kivcr
lireeze will cnrr top weight ill 17f
pounds, but. nevertheless, lie will linve
strong competition iigiilnst him. an
there are a number of ery good hon-eer:
entered in tills race.
Tim Kecnnil rncc is for the Meadow
brook cup, and is for half breds wlm
linvc never won n race linn iiiaiueri
rlilrm weichinir 17."i itounds. The
nt this rncc is to bring out horses
rlilerw who have never ridden rngc
before.
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