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EVENING ?OTI)roEDvaERPMDEDPHIA, FBltiAY, SEPTEMBER -fo, i)20
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POLICE INVESTIGATE
AUTO EXHIBITIONS'-
iilbltlon trials, of. auto drivers to bo
staged at the Chester fair grounds on
Sunday. Home .of the best drivers. In
tho ,World will bo nmong those who will
be in the exhibitions.
The exhibition's will be. In the form
pt trials for the auto and motorcycle
races, to bo staged at the fair grounds
by the association on September. 23.
Five Leading Batters
in Two Major Leagues
Trial Events to Be Stag.d at'.Chester
, BASEBALL
Fair Grounds Sunday;
Chester, I'o., Hept. 10. Tho Dela
ware County Itnolng Assoclatjon has
announced that It had arranged for ex'.
American leaou:
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-i.irr, rji. lnis.. lni 030 108
Speaker. Cleveland 137 460 lto
fnekaon. Chleno, 180 1504 SO
Kuth. New York. 12 got Hi
K. Colling, Chlcoito 1M StO 101
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NATIONAL LKAflUE
Player Club O." An. R.
Ilornsby, Hi. I,oiil 7 40 7
lloiiih, Cincinnati. U7 49 u
youner.New York. 131 M7 Z
J, Hmlth, St. JiOiiU Hl ."KHI M
Uhest, llrvoktyn. 128 B07 7
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REPORT
You Can Cut Down
Cleveland Authorities Sock to
Loarn Origin of Falso Story
About Yankees"
Cleveland. 0., Sept. O.-ProRccutor
Fdward Stanton him directed the chlcj
efth" detective bureau to tavestign o
the orlsln of report mM to' hove been
..nf from here to New orlc loathe
rfert S?t member. M the New Xork
American LeaRtic club hoi! been Injured.
The police believe this city Is the head
quarters for men who seek o mnnlpu
fate bets on big lcnfriic ball games by
enrllnrr out false reports. .
Reports such ns these, Stanton nys,
come under the classification of an at
tempt to defraud and are In violation
"'The poHco'are of the opinion that this
Air is also a bureau for a Pittsburgh'
.rencr engaged In circulating falscrpi
norts about baseball players for the
Sur"oe ot Influencing betting.
BIKE SEASON ENDS'
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Prevents Staging of Final
Drome Races
Bike racing In this city Is nib off
for another season. The curtain dropped
en the wheel sport last night, and it
was a wet curtain at that, llnin prp'
tented the stacing of the world cycling
derby at the Point Breeze Aclodromo.
The track was not very wet, but Pro
mitt Chapman refused to allow the
riders to take a chance, although they
InTeSrt'ta bike racing In this city
certainly has crown," said Harmon
last night. "Wc have given the farm
here an opportunity to are the best
riders In the world. We have done; our
w to treat them well, and we will do
ShJ same thing next year. The weather.
hL noVon will not be favorable 'for
Ml? raring, and I will not allow 'my
Jhlmo take a chapce on J. wet track
Jr In a strong, cold wind."
steelton Trims Parkesburg.
illon Tn.. BePt- 0. Parkesbure
ffisVd Xr Bm to flleflton. o
Rain
To drftpix-il today1" emS
I on
,f thn
2iktihSm Steel Leauue. 'by-ths .score of
ri.lS.lnd sW t the .end J th.cl.hM,
hiWt.neld fence after Hutts had . slnlod
In the first InnUit.
Eddie Barelss Suspended
Ruiillnr. !'.. Sept. 10. For bin poor
ntchln in th.i enmo aialn.t Jersey City.
In Shlrh 'he vlltori scorml seven rum in
be nrit Innlns. Eddie Harelss wis sus
ISnJert ! Mnnaser Hummel, of the lorol
international Leaeue club. Ilarelaa had
reen PltrhtnK Indifferently for mine time.
i"d hn not lasted a full sura; for morn
thn a month. He has (rone to his home In
rhlladetphta.
Stetson Girls Victorious
B.'fore a crqwil that well filled the Brand
ttnd and bleachers of the Stetson Hall
Pirk. the Stetson Olrls defeated the Schuyl
kill Arsenal Olrla by the iicoro of 7 to, 4.
Both pitchers played well, Xllss Mulvaney,
for the Hchuylklll Arsenal, striking 'out seven
rjtU nml allowlnB only three walks, while
till. Pcale had to her credit eight strike
out!, permitting six to walk. '
American Athletes Sail
Antwrrp, Sept. 10. Forty American nth
111., who participated In the Olymplo games
liM for homo on the steamship Lapland.
Iliir were scheduled to stop two days :n
Tuwrdum to pay nn official visit to th-j
Dutch government.
QUALIFYING MFDA
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WON Y 11 YOUNG
Complotes Lu Lu Course in 80
. Strokes, Two Better Than
Clubmate
J. J. Young, of the Fronkford Coun
try Club, won the medal In the qualify
ing round of the annual Invitation tour
nament of the Lu Lu.Tcmplo Countr
Club, yesterday afternoon, and In doing
so perseverance had Its reward, for orie"
of Young's fondest dreams was real
ized. He completed the eighteen holes in
80 strokes, which was two bcitcr than
M. P. Jones, a clubmntc. Unlike most
players, Young reached the turn In less
strokes than hu needed on the trip back,
lie went out in'.ll) and made-the Jour
ney back In 41 for his winning, total.
Today's pairings -follow:
.First Isteen Touns-Itovle. Cr....ii.n...
aio. Clarey-Durban. If n. v.;. V.:"t"
.Hnnt Tnl.-.v-i " " 'J. - "".
ixiwis-nannett. Jenn n.-.Tf.hn. !.:.":'
Mncllean. Kindt-Jones. First pair tees off
l'ntte?ai;Cl0Ck ucc"n Wlrrt.nR,a0l5
I Second sixteen Allen-Onlena Fi.v.
Hpdley Najle-'CulVer. I..KeoV iia'm'rnf
Donnelly. Wtbb-Av's. Wnlker-Delnir Kane.
LSI!ard- lflftPlr tees oft at 10:40
Third sixteen Hlrslns-Tallent. Doeln-ltai
voy.! Ne.Ne'wton O-Hanlon-Taylor? .Youell.
hvim'' Ffh;runner. Bulllvan-IIIckl; ni '
KS!flrrV F1Cat Plr-tes olt at UiL'O.f 4 '
Fourth slxtc-en Morltx-Ilowman. .Davis-
lQl2St VrflffK"1"""'!!' Oree'nwood
H. Dennett. Hnlkett-Adams. Thornton-Shelby.
nurna-JlBBBerty. SWcbottom-Stott. First- ialf
icru tin hu t)i 'r
V.!K!?1 ,lx'i!?0"""-S;hrt.. Smith-
--..iQi, iiiiucTrmveri. 1'nrhf.lf ntrrh,
I-ooks-nernard, Mathleu-Mehnn i r-iTJ.
Kvans. Doylo-Jones. First pair tee; oftr at
Hlvlh altj.n f n-T AH. ui.i ' ..
CulloUKh-Uall. Adams-Myers. Iluiby-Nlce.
Kendrlck-Uoberts Zlnk-Lon. Klrby-Lewls
Walton-Squlbb. First pair tees orr n. 11 '
Ray and Vardon Win
ChattunooEa, Tenn.. Sept. 10. Harry
Jardon and Kdward Ray defeated DouBlas
EdBor. of Atlanta, and Jim McKenxle. of
ChattanooBa In a th rty-slx-hole Bolf match
here. 1 up. A drlvlnc rain klowcd up the
course and Inturfared with the play, but
all cards were under 77. mornlns and after
noon. Watervlew Swimmers Win
Loulj Mals's Watervlew Flaysround swim.
mers last night won h dual meet from
pisston. tin to 31. The followlnc starred
for the winners: Charles Smith. .MrKlnney.
HolTman. O'Dbnnell and Itunlon. The slrls
to feature were the Mlpses McKlnney,
Dunkelbcrser. Woodward and Delaney.
American Association
Milwaukee. 3: St. Paul 1
Minneapolis. 3: Kansas City. 1.
Louisville. 7: Indianapolis. S.
Louisville. 1 j Indianapolis. 0 (second Bsme).
Toledo. 3: Columbus. 2.
Your Repair Bills v
Every time you make a wrong guess on
motor oil, your engine suffers. Don't guess
know that yourfl'ubricajio'n is right. Let
every moving part be thoroughly protected
with - t
MOT Ok OILS
Every gallon has , the advantsrje of 61 years
of. experience:, back of It. Test's in every
make of cafprdve' that Atlantic, Oils prac
tically eliminate' scored cylinders, worn bear
ings, and -;ifnmmed; parts.'' Either Atlantic
.Polarlne or Atlantic, JVfcdlum Isyour oil.
THE ATLANTIC;REFININ6 COMPANY
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Car in Atnorica '
Uho Most SorviconW1
Truck m Amoriea
TKis is bur commercial religion
"Satisfied Paige owners are, and
always will be, trie very life of our
business. Upon them depends our
existence, our prosperity." We en
deavor tc preach it in both -word
and deed.
OUV A."UlilY Jmikat
B!SIPW-WIUEY W?T9R 09
394 (kRTH BR9AD STR66T, PHUAOaPHIA
1 DESIGNED
BY
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$9.00
Moderately
Priced
THE SCOTCH BROGUE
oi o new French laMt.
Something entirely new
but beautifully modeled.
Thit thoe ha a rawhide
double tole to make it
waterproof.
FIRST FALL SHOWING
Our large purchaiing
power, for our variout
fores, enable u to tell
at an average of $3 let
on. all our thoe. 'Many
of them are our own e
ign, and every other new
tyle i alwayt to be found
here Hrt.
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MEN! Here's Big News
10,000 Yards of All Year Round
Suitings In An Extraordinary
Advance Fall Sale!
Save $10 to $15
By Giving Us Your Order Tomorrow for a
SUIT TO MEASURE
$
at These Remarkably Low Prices
$OA $
25
30
35
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EXTRA TROUSERS
Can Be Ordered at the Actual Cost of the1 Woolens
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We allow this special discount to gain 500 new customers
We want to keep our organization intact during an ordinary dull
period. .
Our lart;e purchases of woolens mokes it imperative for us to
keep stocks .moving oriwe would, be. oyeoyejd' ,.
Men,, thyse are the treasons for this, won4errulopporhnity7-y, :y. .'
So come in tomorrow; give us your- ortjerr-i ; " ' ... r.
You'll make a saving that will surprise and delight you.
BLUE SERGE SUITS
1336 S. Penn, Sq.
1432 Chestnut St.
S. E. Cor. 8th & Race
and
Branches .
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Cbae. Blbame Co.
1617 CHESTNUT STREET
Also 18 North Warren St., TRENTON, N. J.
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Isast Saturday my stores broke
all records. Next Saturday
they'll make new records.
The 100,000 are coming fast.
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The ReasonWhy
IHE REASON why I decided to sell $5 hats for $3.85 and do business
without profit this Fall is a simple, straightforward business proposition.
I haven't anything up my sleeve there's no Joker in the pack there's
no mystery about my policy, it's simple as A. B. C.
Conditions in this country have'ehanged since I started last Spring to make hats
for this Fall. At that time I couldn't see the end of high prices but now I can
see the finish.
This Fall the Public won't listen to any explanation why any article of merchan
dise costs more: They won't buy and pay more and I want MORE business
That's the rea-son in a nutshell why I'm not charging any more.
My hats were not made to sell at $3.85. They were built to sell at $5 and a peek
m the other windows-will convince you they represent unusual value at $5.
I could have started the season with a $5 price andwhen
the hrst rush was over-announced a drop when the market
broke but I'd rather have 100,000 new Customers than
100,000 new Dollars.
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When this period of readjustment is over, and Prices and
Profits are normal, every merchant will have to get out
and hustle for business, and no one will accuse me at that
time of being a philanthropist today because I'm willing
to pay the price and get 100,000 new customers now.
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