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Party to Tentative Site of
Proposed Stadium
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fc . jEilentenant Colonel Oeonse Hoth,
fiSi''ffslb,,r ' a ifotntlvo committee pe,t
to' 9g plan for tbo erection, of na nth-
miceiouium in rairmount rnrK proD
lr to bo cnlled Field of Honor, n
memorial to fallen heroes In nil wars,
W3' escort ycoterday nftcrnoou for n
erttll eroun of newspapermen to the
Right on which thin mammoth struc
, ,.turo will be located.
fir f 'J-no purpono of the trip was to show
i ' P occewilblllty. the wide nrronge of
' this section of the park mid the won-
neriui opportunities to give I'lillauel
poifc tho greatest stadium In the world.
Tho Idea in replete with various possi
bilities. Colonel Roth in his explana
tion of tho proposed plans showed clear
ly that such a stadium would meet with
,the satisfaction of the people. Phila
delphia, with nil of its uaturnl bfmit.v,
will never be complete in Its architec
tural pride until such n place is erected
on which to hold big athletic events.
The party yesterday was taken to the
section of the park known as the Cliffs,
hear tho Ynrnell Mansion, a short dis
tance, from Thirty-third street nnd
jCoIumbla .avenue. There nro flfty-three
acres suitable for the stadium and cor
responding hallj. This location is par-
"vuinii iiivui in view iil iiH proximity
TO a triangle formed by the Pennsyl
vania and- the Heading railroads. Sev
eral street car lines run within a
stone's throw of the selected .sight.
Wally Wallgren Weds
Nw of tlin msrrlaic of Miss Florence
TtrUrk. of this city, to A. A Wnllitren.
Jr., also of Thlladrlphln. reached their
friends yesterday wagren Is known to
1I members of the American expeditionary
forces as Wally. the marine cartoonist who
Pictured In his Inimitable manner the
despised" top seritcant.
Wlly' cartoons created many a smile
JiOon the, faces of the Yanks by his pen
n the. Stars and Stripes. Ilefop- Koine to
Pans to supervise the comics of the dough
boy' sheet he served with the Fifth Itegl
Intnt of marines In Helloau Wood. When
leaving France fos the States Inst June
wlly was Riven a. certitlcato of merit by
Qtneral John J I'enhlnK.
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It's "Near Beer" Now
Jack Ilclsman, football coach at
Pen ti, handed the candidates a "hot
one" In dismissing them for the
summer ncason. Conch Ilclsman ad
dressed seventy-live gridiron athletes
late yesterday afternoon ou tho sub
ject of keeping in condition for the
football season.
He gave them some valuable point
ers on what to cat and drink nnd
warned them against violent exer
cise. He advised them to play base
ball nnd tonnls, but not to indulgo
in too much ruuning or rowing.
"Avoid alcohol and tobacco," said
llolsmnn. "However, I am not op
posed to a bottle of beer nnd cigar
cveu during the football season, pro
vided I know you Indulge In them."
That made the boys gasp, but
when you consider that tho once
popular brew is an unknown quan
tity it isn't so radical, and one
cigar during tho football season
wouldn't hurt even n collcgo under-gruduutc.
International League
At nocliester: It. It. B.
Ji-rsey City.... O111OO00 0 a la o
Rochester 0 I) 3 (I II p 4 0 x 7 11 1
Hatterles Crovall und l'rcltau: Dames
and Beyers.
At Akron:
KcadliiE-Akron, wet Grounds.
At nuffalo: n. H. n.
Pvracuso lOOOOino 0 ft 7 1
Buffalo 0100010 0 40 11 4
Uatterles -Hersrhcr, Ferryman and Mad,
deni Corruthers. llaynes and Uruey.
At Toronto: n. IT. E.
Tlaltlmore .... OOlOOOna 0 I 0 0
Toronto J 0 0 I) 0 1 u 0 03 la l
BAKER
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MEUSELTRADE
Phils' President Says Rumor Is
Unfounded, but Admits He's
After Pitches
Tho rumor thnt Irish Mcuscl, the
Phils' hard hitting outfielder, would
bo trnded to the Robins for a pitcher
and another player, was partly spiked
this morning by William F. Baker,
the president of tho club, in n con
versation over tho long distanco tele
phone from New York.
"The first time I saw or heard that
Metiscl was to bo traded," said Mr.
Ilaker, "was in the newspapers. I sent
clippings of tho stories to Cravath. Per
haps he may know something about it,
but ns far as 1 know, there Is no truth
in the reports."
Cravath yesterday denied that he
knew of such n trade.
"Brooklyn has been after us for an
outfielder," Sir. Baker continued, "hut
they wanted Stengel, und, of course,
we wouldn't trade him. We could use a
pitcher or two. In fact, we need thent
and Brooklyn could use an outfielder.
"I am leaving for the West to
morrow nnd will hnvo n talk with
Cravath 1h Cincinnati, At that time
there may be something doing on trades,
but nothing hns been donn so far."
College Baseball
Coluate. 3 j SprtnmVM Collrce. 2.
Hates. 12- Fort Williams, l.
B1NGLES AND BUNGLES
Wrtiroelc. Wet txwepe.ll.
IhJrMu!11" A'" Bf' "' bu' not
PX,2t?2?& from BmokV ritr In ctncln.
notl. whw. thtv Uko on tfie mplon ifiSi
today
heidhonCflr.ttOPadc.t.b8X,raVe,,
but Doston
Alw: l sllphlnr faifr-towarj the tot.. Ifn
. Archives Outrun Frankford
Tfortheast HlKh School defeated Frankford
ITIrh SXhool In a dual track meet yesterday
afternoon by the t-core of xl.O to 47.4. Dates.
Bumm nd .McCooley featured for the win
ners, tho former niacins In four events, two
of which netted lilm Drst places.s Summers
tarred for Frankford. The Northeast fresh
men also won. HO "4 to S.1H.
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Our Traveling Salesmen have just completed their trips
and we have to offer
Sample Suits
FOR MEN (Must Be Sold) at
$i2S-00 Sale Now OnTwo Days
Regular $35 to $55 Values SEE MR. PRICE, ROOM NO. 1
HOTEL READING
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N. W. COR. TWELFTH
AND MARKET STREETS
Itatrnnre on Twelfth Street
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MEN! Mr. Seligsohn
Saves You
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On Your New
SUITS
Buy From the Factory
Mr. Seligsohn's Prices Are
Still 20 Lower Than
Everyone Else's Even 1
When They Deduct 20
Men Come From 50 Miles Away
to Share in Mr. Seligsohn's Savings!
.50
Values
to $35.00
$OAM
Values
to $45.
Men, just think! If U19 rctuilirs hadn't marked
up their prices so high they wouldn't bo ablo to
allow you these bij? reductions row. And then
aguin, even though they reduce their j-rices, they
still have to charpre you for the manufacturor's
profit. That's one thinfr. you don't lo at Selij,'sohn's.
Mr. Seligsohn manufnctuieH all his suits in his own
factory ho sells them to you direct with one
Btnall profit. And nohody, no matter how big tho
reduction they allow, can match Mr. Seligsohn's
low prices.
PflK'iT mm
Thin is a plain statement of facts. Mr. Selig
sohn has been established for a good many years,
and thousands of men conic out hero each season
to buy their new clothes. They never had to worry
about tho liigh costs there are no high costs at
Seligsohn's. If you want to be convinced come out
hero tomorrow. See for yourselfl That's tho best
. way. You will know in a minuto why there arc
thousands of men who live 50 miles away who are
numbered among Mr. SeligBohn's regular custo
mers. Save ?10.00 to $20.00.
ELIGSOHNS
Manufacturer and Retailer
$. W. Cor. 8th & Spring Garden Sts.
Open Evenings
Store Orders Accepted
ti"i?o;.Uil.,trf,th wln w'r
vuHWHulu lif'itd K. iru mate atona
ttMln a couple 0 trnse Wowt,
the CBb attaek. Chlrsto hml onlr bt bit.
It was Jtuhe Benton who nut out tho Ueds
&r. i,,a. 9ant- ub permitted seven hits,
but kept them a well scattered as tnlleposts.
''io,' X,eor. who to ptatrtno snapvv ball
'cTt '. .i "i' ""to owe. contnouiea lftrs
Mfj to ft downall of the champions.
Hie riarke Is out of
sivrn his uncouilltlonsj
jrMcrday.
i Job lurnln, lie wnn
relee.se hy
n, lie
the I'ii
rate
Haines, tho Cards' pitcher, waa manhan
dled yes'trday. Munn had three hits.
CLOSE U.S. AIR STATION
Capo May Hanoar Now Belnfl Built
Will Bo Completed soon
Capo May, N. J., May 14.-Iho
United States Government Is dosing tho
naval air station hero nnd. men nro
being scat away every day. Only a few
will remain ns caretakers.
Tho closing of tho station will nol
Interfere with work on tho Immcnsn
hangar now under construction. Work
will begin In full forco on Monday and
tho hangar is expected to bo finished In
record time When tho structuro Is
completed it will be tho largest hnngnr
In tho world. The station will bo put
Into commission again in September.
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Summer Suits
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DILL says: "All this talk about 20 deduction from tag prices makes me
smile. When it comes to clothes well, I've been saving that 20 for
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Tlo, In Jarf oy Shoot
rhllllpsbnrir. N. J.. May 14. Tho flrst
halt of the lAt championship of tho New
Jersey Sportsmen' Association was shot yes.
tcrday at tho seventeenth annual tourna
ment of the association.
Fred Hum. of AtUntlo City, and Dr. W.
II. Matthews of Trenton, wers tlo with US
each out of 160. J. T. A. r-hllllp. of Penns
rroTsi K. Doerken.'tof Paterson. and O..W.
Downs, ot I'ltman'u were tlo for second at
142.
,T. r. A. Phillips, of Trenton, and O. N.
Armstrong, of lllehwood. were tie for third
at 111. iuid W. II. Itaiib. Jr.. of .Phillips
bunr. and II. Powers, of AtUntlo City, wero
tie for fourth with 140. .... . . .
Clarenco -II. Piatt, state tltleholder. was
handicapped, shooting- with a fractured rib
and mnk ns a.scoro or ia.
Nonresident leaders were n, f. Donnelly,
Chlcarn, 1481 Ji n, Fountain rjilladelphla.
1411 V. A. Helbert, New York. 18f A. W.
Barber. Cincinnati. 108. Tho hlh pro
fesslonali wero F. H. Tomlln, aiassboro.
1471 B. P. Slear. Colllrmwood. 140! p. K.
Sked, Wllkes-ltarro, 148. EUhty-eltht men
nnrtlclpated In tho shoot and olihty-flvo finished.
Ty' ,Cpbb VliltiK Senste
wwdnttoti, uy u.ry cobb,'Ur t..u
of trie Detroit Titers, and Ilujrhle i.T
i. tha veteran manatee, w... iV."? J?d
min
nlnrs, tho veteran mananr,
spectator yesterday
ws&jsm.'mvm
ato rallery during 'the debate on AVtSSi
oeaco resolution. They wero thero as itimSI
bf Senator Harris, Democrat, of Oeorela
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OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT
44 South 8th St.
.Opqn EveKlnts Ni Charge 'for Alteration
jSt
years and telling my friends about it. You see I've gone 'one
flight up to Dalsimer's ever since my trousers reached the shoe
tops and J know the quality clothes they sell, the individual atten
tion, they give.
"And say, did you see their advertisement in last Friday's
Evening Ledger?
"They announced another 20 off their already loxo prices! You
bet your sweet life I got there quick and picked a nifty brown
snappy cut ! You can now get one of their
$30 suits for $24
$40 suits for $32
$50 suits for $40
$60 suits for $48
"If you want to get in on this double serving better hurry, for this
extra 20 deduction is for a limited time only. I'd go today!"
Owing to rebuilding, our Market Street Entrance is temporarily closed, hut
5 go just around tho corner to i N. 13th Street and one flight up brings you
5 to the clothing store of big values.
( Dalsimer Clothes
i On the 2nd Floor
N. W. Cor. 13th & Market (Entrance 4 N. 13th)
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ADLER THE CLOTHIERp-OPEN EVENINGS
Ail Eyes Center On
ADLER Big Values
Now I Am Offering Regular $30 and Up
PANTS
SALE!
M to IS Value
$2.95
2 PAIRS $5
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I have always .marked my stock at rock-bottom
priest) and saved thousandHOf men more
than 2B on every suit they bought hero. Why?
Because I have an UPSTAIRS sWro with no
tremendous cround-floor rental, no blc upkeep
expense. Tet I am contrally located tho quan
tity I ell holpa to keep my prices lower than
any other etorn. Come In and let mo show you
the smart hlnh-walnt elTcctB, colors, worsteds,
merges, tweeds all corking (rood values.
13TH ST. BTOnE OROEItH ACCErTKD
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DINAPOUS ST LOUIS CINCINNATI
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2nd Floor
1225 Market 1425Ches.mii
Reductions!
THE wave of "Reduction Sales" sweeping over the country is
the strongest evidence that the clothing prices of the ordinary
store have been, and now are, too high.
OUR prices are much lower than the regular prices of the ordi
m nary store and in most cases lower than their "Reduced"
prices. To substantiate this
We Show Actual COSTS
in Plain Figures
ON every price-ticket. There is no juggling; no
mark-up to covei) so-called "Reductions";
no overpricing. Plain figures and facts on
every price ticket to show you just how our low,
second-floor rents, small expense, enormous
business and little profit enable us to offer
Spring Suits
$3 to $15 Below Usual Prices
and show the actual COST in plain
figures to prove it.
Here is just one example of the
wonderful values we can offer.
Spring Suits
$40 to $43 Values
Second-floor Price 1
$32
.30
Two Big Stores
2nd Floor
1425 Chestnut
Open Saturday Niglit
2nd Floor -1225
Market
Open Mon.t FrL and Sat. Evenings
GIRSH 632 MARKET STREET
GIRSH Has Got Every
Clothing
Profiteer
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Outlet Sale
This Is How:
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We Have on Hand a Mammoth Stock of
MEN'S SUITS i
that were manufactured especially for the new additions in I
our chain of stores. However, owing to adverse building con
ditions we could not open up as we intended, so must dispose
iu uur ai.ui.iv ua ijuii.-iuy ua jiussiuic, rawer tnan carry over any
surplus.
To quicken the sale and keep pace with other up-to-date
merchants, we've decided to sacrifice our own legitimato profit
and offer you until further notice
25 Off
on all our fresh, newly arrievd spring stock of men's smart
suits. So remember:
Regular $25
Suits Deduct
25--Now
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Regular $35
Suits Deduct
25 Now
,25
25 will be deducted right before your face and eyes.
(PIP DIRECT FROM MAKER TO WEARER -5j
Ncrfffler Clothes
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