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I THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 13, 1929 8 5 f. Wiener and Rush Hospital Trustees Turned to Boxing for Needed Help LflFAYETTE L'l DEADLOCKS li ROSENBLOOM BOXES SLATTERY "ON END CORSAC CLUB AMATEURS CARRY OFF BILL ROCAP TROPHY' IN PENNAC BOUTS 1 99 NTEuSEuIIOI III NGTH 51 GETTYSDURG Fields, Ideal Boxer, Say Promoter Jack CHICAGO, Oct. 12 (A. Jack Dempsey regards Jackie Fields, new boss welterweight, at hit Mea of what a boxer ought to be. Dempsey hopes to match Fields with Sammy Mandell, lightweight tltleholder, In championship for the opening of the 1930 outdoor teaton.

Fields, ha tayt, It bound to develop into a middleweight. Teams Battle Before 9000 Light Heavyweight Pcrjormcn Battle in Final Arranged by Pete Tyrrell for Children's Ward Cause at Arena Tomorrow Night Fifteen bouts of the. best amateur ranking were held last right tt the t'ennan Auditorium, where that club held an amateur boxing tournament, of ihe tvne. with the Arena. Maroon Rushes Manhattan College Off Feet and Triumphs by 23-0 Score Fans at Annual Home Coming Day Corsac, Shanahan and Haddington clubs entering their best fisticuff er.

The Corsae club, which won the OETTVHW'ltrt, f't. 12. 1- By PERRY LEWIS high and Gettysburg battled to a 7-7 most bouts held before 15'W fans snd members of the I'eun Athletic Club, HAMILTON, Oct. riaying their third straight interj' tional game of the season, scored a 31-0 victory over J-'ra ley's Michigan State Spartan? hers day. The Maroon team displayed strong nltack, which was featured the brilliant running of Tommy ler.

The stellar Colgate halfback ed the visitors' wings for half lones runs. Colgate scored soon after (lie shot the game. An exchange of' put the ball on the Maroon 30-y, 3 line. Three line plays gained a 'first down and Hart followed with a ful 47-yard On the nest Dowler ran twenty yards to a touch down. In the second period Ct.lMt, its total to nineteen by virtue of Dow ler's second and third touchdowns i blocked punt by Gillson gave CoW, the ball deep in the Spartan terpj ttory nnd paved the way for the Umi Score.

tie here today at the annus! Gettys took possession of the William Rocap WHKN Clinrity tienln Ml, Mi' inviirinlilv UnV hf. Hrt-ing frntcrnily vh-n the rallH I nil burg game before crowd of IKHIO spectators. trophy, a HKM) besutifiilly engraved For dovfrnl T0rj ll." of li.inl itution lr statue, for the time being. The trophy, named in memory of the former world's featherweight champion tnd a prominent newsnanerman. who was one of The game was one in which good, bad and indifferent football as displayed, but also one whicti kept ho spectators on their feet after the tec- Ihe founders of the I'ennac, is a per ond period.

petual one and must be up for contest Coach Austey Tale, of Lehigh, start EASTOX, Oct. 12. Showing vast improvement over its playing ngainst Muhlenberg College last Saturday, the Lafayette College football team this afternoon defeated a strong Manhatlon College team by a 23-0 scVire. With the backfield functioning smoothly snd the line opening up huge holes, the Leopards scored three touchdowns and a safety, getting two of its touchdowns in the final quarter as the stubborn defense Manhattan presented in the first three quarters began to falter. The first Maroon touchdown was scored early in the first period, when Vanderbush blocked Dargin's punt and recovered the bnll on Manhattan's 18-yard line, from where Woodfin took the ball over for a touchdown.

In the second quarter Lafayette scored two additional points when Vanderbush and Cook broke through Manhattan's line and tackled Dargin behind his own line, before he could get slnrted. twice yearly. J.ast night's tournament was the first of Its kind conducted ed his second team, which performed brilliantly against I'. At. and tuh-stituted very little, evidently being sat by the I'ennac, and just before the padded ring after the first round, nnd look the filial heavyweight bout by scoring a technical- knockout victory over Jack Steel, of Corsac, in the first round.

Hteel was so badly Shaken up that his seconds tossed in the towel to same him from further punishment at the hands of, Verhaegle, who was the only Shanahan boxer to come through in the tourney. FINIX BOUTS 112 Poiind Cli Uirrr Little. Corsac. d-fritpit frank Uollalto, liadilluston, in I lute ruunilR. lls-Ponnfl ClassJoe Stafford.

Corsac. de-fpaled liddie C'uddra, HadUlntton. In three rounds. rift-Pound Class Frank Polo. Conac.

defeated ('hartea H.iaeri. Arena, In four rounds, sn round being nei-easary tot a de- i-islnn. lll.VI'ound Clau fierald Smith. Arena, scored a technical knockout victory over ullen. Hlianaliau, Hlien the latter waa ua-alle to conliDiis after tbe first round.

147-Pound C'lnsa Tonv Msront, Corsac. ssou no a forfeit from Kay Martin. Harrington, fclien the latter was unable to tight. loO-Poynd Class Sam Patterson. Arena, defeated J.arry Wagner, Corauc in tlirM rounds.

Heavyweight Class Mike Verliaegle. Shanahan. scored a IfrtiiiR-a! knockout victory over Steel. Corsae. wuen the latter a seconds Fnn ni't BitjU, 8mnr in S.rtrj Km rT f.ent.

Colgate. Positlnns. St. uointello left end Huntington Left trickle 'Jilson Left auard Coxy Cnitre Ilosle P1ht guard Unities Kitrht tackle. Hislit end Tlblok Quartprhark i 1 1 Li lt hiilfliHrk In more countries than any other boier in the world.

Now Knute la back again and will make mother hid for the heavyweight titla with Jimmy Bronjon, former handler of Gent Tunney ai hit buslnest manager, Jimmy it ont of the threwdeat handlers In the game end It confident that he can develop Hanien Into one of the best heavyweights In the world. I'Inrk, who id Max Hoff'a present hope for the title, is the biggest man in the boxing ring, lie atiinda ait feet, Ri-ven iixhea in height and weight in the neighborhood of iKIfi pounds. In three bouta in which he liaa engaged einee coining here, Clink haa scored three knockout. Ike McKowltr lusted tnn rounds fliniinxt. him ill a hoot in Norristown, II.

Hoy I'eteraon went eight NesNionM tit the Miinicipnl Stadium, niid Kl.enr llioui ninmigcd lo go three rounds in I heir battle at the Arena last Mon.lnv night. A victory over Hansen tomorrow night, will assure Clark buttle with (ienrge (ioilfrev, HH Matchmaker Tyrrell is planning a banie between the lt, colored hciniea in the event I'Inrk can prove himself to be a worthy opponent for tjeorge. semi-final heavyweight fuss featuring Mike Verhaegle, of Khanahan, and Frank Jtodd, of the Arena, Judge Frank Smith, chairman of the 1'enn A. C. Athletic Committee, presented before he was given the verdict.

His opponent was F.ddie Cudden, also of (he Haddington Club, and it was a good brawl, but Stafford was the more experienced fighter, and got the nod of the judges. It, took Frank Polo, the Corsac featherweight representative four rounds before he cHncbed the decision over Charley Iiogers, of the Arena Club. This bout was thriller, and the only one which went four rounds, Hogera coming back strong late in the second session after having absorbed several stiff punches in the early minutes. These battlers proved the winning of the trophy for the Corssc Club. Gerald Smith, of the Arena Club, had a weight advantage over game and courageous Jack Cullen, who brought the colore of the Shanahan Club into battle, in their final 1.15-pound fuss, and after flooring Cullen three times in the first round, won on a technical knockout when Jack was unable to continue after the first round.

Cullen only weighed 127 pounds to Smith's 1118, and was much taller and had a longer reach, so his win over Cullen was not so impressive. Bell Saves Cortao The 1(IO-pound fuss was a humdinger, featuring Larry Wagner, of the Corsac Club and Sam Patterson, of the Arena, l'atterson winning a three-round decision, after having knocked Wagner cold in the second round. J'at-terson got Larry with a terrific right and aent him to the canvas near the eioee of the second round, but the 'well saved Warner, whose seconds bronchi hm arfltina to continue action in the third setto. Wagner came back wonderful and more than held his own against Patterson in this aetto, but Sam had too much of a lead and clinched the bout. A new heavyweight among the stmon pnres was found in the person of Mike Verhaegle, one of Hay Castaldi's Shanahan fighters.

Verhaegle, a sailor by call and a fighter by nature, scored two impressive knockout wins last night. lie captured his semi final bout wilh Frank lodd, of the Arena, when he aent stiff rights and lefts to the letter's head, forcing him to vacate Ihe Ih.wtpr the trophy for competition. Kicht ha If hark Fullback Hiehr. half hark FulibHrk Corttc Wlnt Four lioutt Four of the seven final bouts were T.tfmer -nlBt 7 12 IV! ffl, MlrhlKin Ptatc 'n I ToU'hfiownP rtonlpr 3. Inrn.

Point aftp lirtnwn StrrmiiPllo won by the Corsac club, which w.m the T.afavrtle tournament wilh the regard the tro Pothenhprg Vanderbush Edrsnej. Renter Bohlnski phy, which will he held for a sJX Manhattan Koeck Cronln Burns Cohen Masorki I)eluegro Pnrgjti Mi-Bride Ilurke Baldness months' period. Harry Little, Impounder: Joe Stafford, 118-pdunder; ros. 1 eft end tackle guard Centre Right guard Bight tackle (light end Quarterback Left halfback Right halfback Fullback 7 2 0 (I Cook Ishitwood tossed in the towel In Ins nrat round. 6EaUFINJJ, 30 77 Frank Polo, llfl-pounder, and Tony I Easily Detected nd in the majority at Mamni.

1 47-pnnnder. were the Corsac 1'elHer Hocolo Sullivan Wn.slfln T.sfsvette Msnhnttsn Imls to carry llreir colors through to isfied with their work, Lehigh drew first blood early in the second period, when Ware tossed pasa to Klkius In score. Gettysburg came back in the third period and in Angleinoyers' puss to Jim-he, threatening throughout the rest of the ((lime. The first period was featured by punting between Cramer, the local left end, and Ware, l.ehigh back, wilh Cramer gelling a decided advantage, which offset the visitors' four first downs. At the start of the second quarter r.chigh began a determined march to the goal line and with Ware i'inkney and Van Hhircone crashing the line for I'onsistnnt gains, rolled up the field for siity yards and placed the oval on Gettysburg's Id-yard line.

Three line plunges failed and Ware stepped Inick In toss to Klkius, who waa standing over the gonl line to score. Davidn-wils place kicked the entrn point. Later in the same perind Lehigh again penetrated the Gettysburg 10-yard line, but was halted by the Hullet line. Following kick-off opening 1he second half another exchange of punts gained thirty-live yards for Gettysburg and following three first downs Angle-mover tossed a twenty-yard pass to Ho. he, who stepped across the goal line.

Anglemover pla.e kicked for the ulrn point, knoliing the count. Gettysburg again innrched down the field with a brilliant mixlure of pass Ferrari 1 4 2:1 0 0 Pointa (nlace- can eailly Its stopped by my metk. ods. If you are su. ferine from dsndruff, falling hair, dry or itching acalp don't fail Woodfin, Thompson Touchdowns- victory llio un.it noiiis.

And in each case, with the exception of Martini, who won his 147-pound fuss 1,.. fnrfeit from liny Martin, all Cor BELANGER VS. JONES th In-ntmrnt of lul.frniln. ami nl lied hove frit wnn J' nlrtrf be- len the 88-. of benefit o( proper tr-nlmrnt for III di.enoe.

unci lim mde ninny IM'- to rai( enomch money to ron-tni'-l and properly lurniuli mid mmiilmn KUh a ward. Several local philniilliropist nobly responded to Hi!" nmr'' money nei I lo delray the neeea- aary expenaea and then tlx' truateea. one of wlionna rank leiier. Chairman of Hie Stale. Alhl-tic "m-uiaainn, turned to the linviiiit name fr the additional h-lp.

Corporation 'H ready and wiI iiib to do lt bit. and tmni.rrc.w nmht will laKe a pmitrainme for the purpose of providing lh hoHtal aiilhon-tlea with the neremary funds, to H'lil-plrle the work. Maxie Ko-enbloom, of New V.rk. and Jimmy Hlattery. of been paired hy Matih.iiiiker ele Tyrrell to f.me lonether in the tiiuil nf the four ten-round battlea the charily programme, and follower of ftslica can candy realme the importance of battle between I heae, two liieht heiviea at the preaent iniej when Il.uinZ C.ommia'ionB IhroiiKliout th eotintry are planiiinK loiirnamenla to d.cide the logical man to auc.ee.

Tommy Ixmgbran ai world lio pound thampinn. Roienbloom went liafort the. Nw York Cnmmlnlon lt weak and filed claim to the crown, but it li likely he will called upon to enter tourney together with tight or nine other leaden of tho division, that It contemplated for tht near futura. Ttoaenbloom hiiKra hi claim to the titla on his recent, rictoriet over liomskl, (icorge Courtney, l'ete l.atan. and other leadera of the diviion.

lie hat won 117 bouta of the i'H in which lie waa enttacrd. Norm decision" have been given asainut, the New York Hebrew during hi career in the ring, and oddly enough, three of these aet-baika hate been handed him by hia opponent in tomorrow night ahow, Jimmy Slaltery. me mi. KHfctv-'DarKin (tnck h.r Cook Till'! second ten-round baltle, Hul)tiHitloii8 VniiThrk for Bob- Charley Ilclanger, light lieavyweiglit sac fichters had a uattie on tneir hnuiinon of ana. In anil the racifie .1 hands.

1 VH'mmi Claw StSasf. tonic, defeated John Dean, Shanahan. in three IJU-Potuid Class Charles Iiogers. Arena, defeated Johnnv riransuie. tu three rounds.

Krauk Polo. Corsac. knocked out Mlk Marshall. Haddington, in one uilnou and five seconds of the first round. 1 Class Jack Cullen.

Hhannhan. scoie.l a technical knockout victosr over Uene Ssvlsfo. Haddington, when the latter'a e.ve was severelr cut In the second round, making it Imts.sslhle for Ssvisto to continue. 147-Pound Clsss Rsv alartln. Haddington, defeated John (Vmslilln.

KOanahsti. in three rounds. Tons Msrnnl. Corsac, defeated Jack Kot, Arena. In three rn.inda.

icol'ound Clssa- fjtrry Wagner. Coraac. knocked out John Kealy. laddlngton. in the first round.

Heav.vweiaht Clssi Mike Verhsesle. Slian-ahsn, scored a technical knockout vlctnrv over Frank Podri, Arena, when tha latter refused In ftaht after the first rotmd. Little was too fast anil landeit the tiitni'hKa affninat io aee me immediately. FREE EXAMINATION Hors Itailv 19 A. 1.

to a Haturdnvt 10 A. M. to P. u. Louis N.

Tsambon Hair and Scalp Specialist Scientific Treatments All Oneraian Under Mv Penonal Sllnervmnn lnnki; Wiim for RothpnbrK. J.iktwf for Htii-llTaii, Wunriy for Wrtodfin, Kttpr fnr 'JVUltr, Thorn for Hocolow. Zahrlnttki for Renter, Fuhrr for Cook. Kichfp fr EdramT. Etlt-cott fr VtiMkrhniaih, riimoln for Kllicott.

Anthonj for 7.nhrtik1. 0'Nil for LUk. Tftvjuo for Kttfr, Hamlwrrir for Levtrqu. MmiNttin: Driwotl for Crnnln, Grtngprro for DclncBro. Cronln for PVrrarj.

Jolinnon for Klot for IrfpH, KffKHn for W-BrHc. Powpr for Fprrari. Refpree 11. P. II Gollatlo, of the Haddington club, and thus won the decision in nis JU'-pound liu 1 1K-nounder.

to I SUITE 301. FLANDERS KI.Dr. I carry Orsac's colors through, also was COB. 16TH AND WALNUT Kthhh, Critmii. I mpir R.

M. HfnnlH, Dni- Torsirr of rennovlTunin. Head lineiman i HHnii. Pittuhnrgh. Prion Kmtslty 06SJf forced to battle hard for tnree rounds Coast, will tinkle Hilly Jonea, rapidly rising local colored light heavyweight, and this bout is expected to be the best one on I he pi ogrnuiine.

Jones proved in his recent battle with George Courtney at the Stadium that ha. is to be considered as a light heavy of the first class and a victory over the in.icli-touled Ilclanger tomorrow night will place another I'hilmlelphi con-lender in the running for light heavyweight laurels. I luring the past few months, Jones knocked out. Johnny Jlnvslack and defeated Tony Kueute. Itnne McCorgary, Osk Til, nnd several others, ilelnnger has battled Tuffy (irlffiths.

Mickey Walker. Ace lludkins and J. O. Urown and line bucks. Huyder, former Frank-ford High slur, crushed the line time and time again for long gains.

Lehigh came lo life and slopped the advance on the 10-yard line. Gettys burg again opened up anrl lhratenrd. but an intercepted pass slopped that advance, l.ehiuh fnnlrlotiH (11 1 Tdh.irr 1l.lsh.inK Left 4rsmr and has scored knockouts over tevernl lesser tights in the light heavy division. The third colored battler to appear on the card, Allenlowu Joe (ians, will luitlle Mutt Adgie, West. I'biladelphia' iceman in the opening number.

Malt finished Tony Miirulln in thirty-eight MHIer Left IS'klf. flertilirh liaild Left gunrd SAME tr, la therefore logical to ask jioeen seconds of the first round of their bout Uuraurrt Tonser Wsite Seller (iiillsn Uishe MrMillsn Anglemorer Hnrder 0 7 0 7 bloom to wiie out these deleais tf( w(pk, (Voire Rieht Board. Ilirht end 'Marlerbsck left, halfback. Illilit halftrack. rollback.

A re Hsdglev Rvers Hesrhler lisildoH'lta Keel Harris Vsnhisnsim tJeMrshurg his claim to the title ran be taken i.ects to make it. two in a row at the seriously. In one of Iheir former konla, Slat- leipense of tians tomorrow night. Allentown Joey, i fist man with Lehlali 7 0 II -7 r.oiclldowns. Klkius llblth; Heche Ifjeltve- tery and liosenhloom hattletl for the world's lieavyweiKlit, title, and when Hint I cry was declared the win ner, he was re.ni(iiiy.ed as Ihe champion, hut only by the Holing Association.

Tommy l.onghran was riwog-niierl hv Ihe New York and Pennsylvania Commissions as the rhan.iion at the same time end a nieelint was sr-rtifned in Nsw York to clear up the hurcl. Points afler touchdowns. -lis ulowlt l'hluhl; A llslelDOTer lilsreoieol Siitis.ltittioiis l.ehish-. (isdd for Twisser. Itsvldiilwts for I'lnknev.

I'lnknet (' l.u Hl.o.1 for Gs'tri. kfillf-r for Motion. Aire for ttoshong for Kl-Vlni. tCsioe for Itsll liett T.lotre lese for s.el.t. fur Walle, Ws.te for Hewer.

I Irlch for McMlllsa. McMillaJi for lloche. Mower for Walls Referee -Trlmhle. Prla-tlsre, I'mtore poothett. Irslnus Mead Itnesnun- Kbeilv, Ms-art field Judge libera, Ifa.veite.

M3M fast left hand snd an abundance of class, has been seen here on several occasions end will be remembered as having won decisions -aver Yale Ok tin and Tern Kirby. Rogers of Gans' style have always been trnubleieme tn the leas! lee. man end according to the rinpa, Oans should outpoint Mstt without much difficulty. However, is Mitt says, "they ran't eutpolnt yon If yon knock them out." end that la wrret I hope to do to Mr. Cant when we com together." All of the bonis on the progrsiume situation, tioiighran was the winner Ll A A A in this bout, stvi won national recognition as the titleholder.

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fhester 'ial twenty yards and crossed the goal -the entire Maroon team for a score, iie'ron its with the hall tnuler his arm. inn ne-tte atliieu the eitra point wilh a Rahh Ho it on I'liiirml Klauehtf All-tmn jMiraniP KpIIt Wtlliatni Dltnrinno Kixht ftillharti T.pf ftilll'M. halfluf-k Cfiilrf hnlfUflt i.fft httlfltn- Oiimitlo riaht I iixiilR rlichi C-'iKpf for nni InsidP DiitHiilts left I JI frsyrl It. I fmictaotl i vein i llMMft I Dhlni. llfftt'ii 1-Unrln Wrniuitli pnvii HackMiilHtiifn a t' I i O'NpH "nail Aim, I fl Mid in' kit I.ffl unril in(r K.rh, tinanl Rtjiii ts.

kU Itieht fnrt I pft balfhu. lost it when ami kh back recovered for a touch-hark. I Swarlhniore took I tic opening kii the secoiul half antl began a drive: Pniier which gave them the lend. who bud gone in fr siiit, paesed .14 yards to liednmn nf.er i.ranso. gaining 12 yards on two running plays.

I he tossed to Keliniiih for a gain of 17. This gave Swarthmore first down; "'J'J bv on the Virginia rd line. rrn.w.A tool ha foe I'aVavfh-h rwiuajaai-'w 1 Hull, haifl.a. A (T t'iillhtk I.entx! trrifid 7 0 est M'li ii lo (ikI the i is- m-oio. unniocs.

roiu-s yard gain, imi iesi uun msu tn. tus ll? hit tnnce when lie tried lo circle end. tin jhu iirPe. luidir tieston iicso.n four downs. Testwulde hurled Hie hull i irclrlll si.ehoin.

for 1... I.okm.l'r V. I'. I llimrr Schfnibs, who wns nimivrefl lfhm'l 243 PRODUCT OF GENERAL MOTORS to the jonl, anil Tratwuide lnudo good iln icli. linesman- lleit-rrnn A.

Time of licrltsls minutes. ki-k for extra pim SOFT HCKIN0 TOR FOLCROFT A'iriiiiiii Bwarthmore r'iitlntiii ii i it KtMCHOFr. 'a Ort. lliithlait.l frtntlrtc Big Six. $745 to e.

fontime. plu delivery charfva. Bumpcri, prlng mmti mrxd Lm-tjoy whotk mbtorbtrt regular equipment mt Jighl aire Mt General Motor Time Payment flmn teiloble mt minimum reie Contidrr tha eleliWral price at trr'taj tht KjI (.. prtta whan automobila values Oakland-Fontiae dalivarad price tncluda only authorimad charget for freight and delivery and tha char, for any additional mtcauariea or financing dmrnired. THE Idaol cool for golf, motoring, hofne-wnar, work, sport ond comfort Virgin wool; Hit ri ii-'iirrt uniaipiir 'avl j.wfre anft idt klitji ftr thn Knicro(t lfvcn Td tifn; tula gMu tUwm a 43 to 0 lai-lna; WiinltMi hpfre a Itif ImliiUv cmwd 1 wiat and I niion ii niNdt- lii t'-iu hdn na for Hie lm-aU.

i.l Man frjtiiring the iamt Howard I1'! RMOr tftcklt (4unf1rlnnd wnr4 Crow Htki Rlthi gin l-fltrmittl R'k-I" K'-Mr HuThanfl tC.I Kiirht end TMt wilt' OimrtcUKi' Atkinson lfl Rr-rlman B'lh' hwlfNuk Mt-nntrmid I'lllltiak 725 N. Broad St. BUSHONG MOTORS, Inc. Kimitnf K'di rt.ft f'turnaa Dnanri nd f. o.

b. font id Michigan Poplar 9809 ra.ll'"nrr 'himnl 725 N. Broad St. (S. E.

Cor. Broad end frozen Sts.) Virrlnm o--r- rnmpir bwarihiior 7 0 1 tKrtninrtiO Tniirhdownft r'aiilr'nnrr t.cwv. Svli-'ntrw. I'w Camel's Hair or eVrvoroV.50 to MO. A your rcMairar to sfeow yot1 ThrwK5 with Waltsrf MamnuriaD tM.

tuarrl T.ft tarhlt Oiiirp Rtilit ctiarrl Ulsht Highlanr1 Vnrifllj' (TJitirruBnl Parrtfa THIIwrt Gtrowy Todd tGltardt rirth ItOTll? Point nftf jMniifclilii (l.au-hi Itaftsiiitiaan itona Virginia. odfuhpimrr for Ktv.ntncr. piirm for Kimball fnr Ijiiikf-ml. Mnnrur Thnma. Tim man for Monmrp, for Thomas.

Orrlk for Turner, fnr Ptiton. Wl)iam fnr for Mot I J. lWrnhtir for Fmilf'ivr. Man-riir for Hloan. Mwnrt limnr: Htnrlalr for Aiktnann Hilier for Jiedtnan I'arrtah for Hf- ratr L.

Miildoon Right tn'1 Unartrta, ir Left haUljk lh new tailored tleems, ftt-riftg, best looking fabrics. I.ANSD0WVE. PA. R. liable Motor Co, fmltimore An, Is Legion Terrace TACONT.

PA. Tarony Motor. Inc. Torresdals Ave. Cottman 8' BURHOLME.

PKILA. Kenrv Faulkner 7119 sini gun An. DELAWARE CO Charles Bonfif West Chester Pike 4 BRISTOL. p-A. Rinnan! T.

MrHl 14t Otter St. RICHB0R0. PA. R. B.

Oasis Bra. EtKINS PARK. PA. Motor Balea -7609 MontJromerr An. RRYW MAWS.

PA 0L8ET. mxth. O'Nsil 341 N. Tilth tt. WIST PHUADEUFIA Wait Phltt.

Motor Sales Cs. 41 iO Chaatnut St. Sils Auto Sal. Co, SS14 Bsltimor. An.

I.snn 8.1ml aV Sen 1413 K. Md St, lata sth st, at Oirtrd An, CHESTNUT KIXI Alsianrtsr Motnr Cfl. 11-17 Bethleham tikt FRANKF0BD Iri. Motor Co, 4301 Frsnkford An. IOOAN.

mttA, Chsrsln Kntrtra 4020 tt N. Broad t. rAPLI. PA. K.

Dover HATB0R0. PA. R. B. Davis A Bros.

9 Pens St. CONSH0H0CKEW Smith's Auto Shoo 13 E. Pint An. CHESTER, PA, C. H.

Liuajhead. Inc. th Soroul Sts, wlF.NSISI:. Toomey- 4 satmaoa COLtlNCDAtE, PA, Graf Bi-ot. Parker 4 Rhode! Ates.

MARCOS HOOK. PA. Maroue Hook Motor Bale. eV Servire. Inc.

10th A Green Stl, PA. Wilmer 8. Black 42S-S8 X. tM Ht. tTPPER DARBT.

PA. B. E. Psrksr 13d- Market Stl. 0ESMANT0WN Nslhan M.

XirscSlBSr 6314 Gennantown Are, KOXHOKOTTOH. PHIIA. Srhafl.ld Motor Co. 5160 Kiit An. i.pii (Jtilnlin (Sf raj -ale) Twtat M.

Ca hitman G. Cahlf man Right ha If bark wtrd. Burton Unndcrliind. Irtiwn f-f HtortniPT i thinner Fullbti-k BENDER BENDER IB MnildcMint (row) Aldpn for itwiitiif, Hcdman for Mi-rr Srhinds for ihriattm for Itn'rlnn. Burton for It'-ka.

niddl for llrll. tne h'ttttlan. nr luttl. tCoitaj) la lh in iw Fnttrf.ft lllahlnud of wiat 80 Collnm Street 47 Bfoarcore Koad Brra Mawr Motors, Xne. amden fcales bervice, Ine, 525 Market Camdrn, N.

Miithlnnn. Manahlo. lUfcrr AtkiM for Kincliiir. Writlit for Urnii for npdmaii. Hfrr-Mimffln.

Mlch-wm. rmnirf Katittrpp. of- Hsverforrl. 'Iad lioa DiatrttMsKsn to Retailer rinir, rrntnia. romm innivK.

tiiaiiova Mrrtd inimkO liftli. Xiint o( pcrivda 10 man Dan'fb. rf rrfia JuO Etrros. ot Fmu Butt, BinUlCBs, snjssssefisssujs. Hi.