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THE PITTSBURGH POST OCTOBER 4, 1919. Thirl pen 1 an AETEBR rvn rvn 13 0 lit! 111 nil UVJ VJ pin SATURDAY MORNING, PAG9 EEI8 iEfJETO On all merchandise subject to Federal Tax, the price quoted includes the tax. E6C3 FACES lEflL1 HEBE Store Hours: 8:30 a. m. to 5:30 m.

Wood Street at Sixth Avenue Mtttt NETHAD7 Telephone Grant 4600. Ae. Exceptional Offerih of Warnenfes Ready For Beaver Falls Game, HORNER-HILEMAN TO PLA QUARTER Only Three Tartan Veterans in Game Today. SKfBOSHOIE FOR VICTORY The football season locplly will open todav with Carnegie Tech meeting Bethany at Tech. field.

With a team made including sev Orade Men's High so nog's eral youngsters declared to be "finds." Coach Walter Bteffen's charges wi I meet the Bethany eleven thi3 afternoon. The visit6cs comprise an aggregation about which little is- known, no word having come from their camp for a couple of weeks, but theyi are reported to prime for Tech with a strong team. Tech will have three veterans in the line-up this afternoon, the sensational Begins In Our Men's Shop on the Street Floor Special preparations have large stocks secured of Men's High Grade Furnishings making' this event one of utmost importance for men Phil Marshall, star naiiDack or two to secure a supply for Fal! and Winter wear, at extremely mode; ate pri years ago. et Williams at tacK.e, and Fred Bloom at quarter. One of the larsrest opening crowds of any season As expected to witness the contest, ureat interest nas Deen Displayed in the Plaid eleven this year, which has been selected from the largest number of candidates ever coming out for a Tech eleven.

Between 60 and 70 candidates are trying for places and they are' accounted the most promising material given. Coach Steffen to de velop. The opening gridiron season is expected to be a banner one in the sport arter tne setback during the war and the fans are anxious to see it under way. The Tech managers have been deluged with inquiries concerning the opening game and adeauate accommo Men's Hosiery SiSk Lisle Hosiery with reinforced heels and toes, ribbed tops; in cordovan, grey, tan, navy, champagne and white. Pair, 35c Three for $1.00 SiSk Fibre Hosiery, seamless, with re inforced heels and toes; lisleribbed tops; in cordovan brown, champagne, navy, grey, white and black.

dations have been provided for an over- now crowd. Because of a strong demand from many quarters, arrangements have been made to bulletin the scores of the world's series baseball frame at Chiraco by innings. A board will be erected on Men's Shirts Percale Shirts in a varied selection -of striped effects; perfectly tailored, with soft French cuffs. Six for $10.50. $8.85 Madras Shirts of exceiEent quality, in effective woven stripes on white grounds, soft French cuffs.

Six for $15.30. $2.85 Woven Madras Russian Cord Shirts in a most desirable of patterns, perfectly tailored, soft cuffs. Six for $22.50. $4 JO tne fie in view of the stands. The Tech team will line up as follows: Wittmer, left end: Williams, left tackle: Roth, left guard; Irwin.

Center; McLean, right guard; Moon, right tackle: Godden. right end; Bloom, quarter; right half; Marshall, left half; Loomis, fullback. Pair, 55c Six Pairs $3 A Memi9sNeckwear 'Silk Fourinhanps in an unusual selection of colored 'effects, in purple, green, brown, blue and red. $1.65 Silk Fourinhand Ties in Persian and effects, as well as basket weaves. Of domestic and imported Silks.

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Pair, 75c ThreadSilk Hosiery, seamless, with Sisle feet and tops; in cordovan brown, champagne, navy, grey, white and black. Dozen $8.50. NEW YORK. Oct. 3.

The second week of the Eastern- football season will be Iras Shirts with woven Silk fc, I VKl 1 a live; iv morrow of those college teams which utuiaiiy aeiay inetr gridiron debut until ttfa Ahb i odiuiuay oi uccoDer. in tnis catejrorv nr t-t ha v. A AiAw.Ana lir, 75c stripes, -in blue, tan, heliotrope green, purple, grey and black, soft cuffs. Six for $28.50. A of Yale, Princeton, Pitt.

Cornell, W.ash-Jeff and the Navy, among the larger institutions, and a fiumber of the mailer colleges and universities. jxure tnan 3U impottant games are scheduled for Ac 55.20 Thread Silk Hosiery, full fashioned; in cordovan brown, navy and black. Dozen $11.00. striking commentary on the war-time marks the opening of the 1313 jootbail campaisn for the University of gridders. "Pop" Warner charges will invade Beaver "3.

this afternoon and lineup against Bridenbaugh'a husky Covenantors in a game that bids fair to be inter-fstin- au the way. he Oenevans have been preparing 7r this battle for some tune and are uee.a red to be in the best of physical condition. Geneva has a veteran eleven this year, depending for the most part upon the same classy outfit that won lame last fall by defeating Washington Jefferson and putting up such a stiff buttle against the strong Wissahickon Uarracks jrridders. Coach Warner put his Panthers through their final preliminary workout lajSt night, devoting the time to a blackboard talk and a signal drill. Before Hie signal practice he announced his lineup for the start of today's game.

Llerb Stein will be at center, with and Kratzert at guards, Harman and Aschman at tackle, McCracken and McCrory at ends, Horner or Hileman at quarterback, Davies at left half. Captain Dehari. at right half and Andy Hastings at fullback. The chances are that ''Warner will make numerous substitutions before the game Is ended, although this will dej pend largely on the extent of opposition offered by the Beaver Falls boys. "Pop" is eager to see how a number of his lads wffl act under fire, and he olans to give as many of them a chance us possible.

Kxotzer will likely take Hastings' place at fullback before the combat is verv old. Interest In the game is running high In the Beaver valley, and a banner turnout of enthusiasts Is anticipated. Word received, last night from Manager Clover of the Geneva team, was to the effect that every seat In the park, would doubtjasa be filled when the game Marts, and that indications were that standing room would be at a premium. Today's lineup: PITT. GENTTVA.

McCrory or Forties Harman I- Kratzert ptfln Griffith or McGoun McLean R. SmUh Achman R. Boulding R. HaJI Hcrner or Hileman.Q. privies, U.

Stanton jKhart R. -Ransom or Curry Uastings F. Miller DAY'S COLLEGE GRIDIRON CARD IXKIAL. CAME. Cnrr.ctfe Tech vs.

Jicthany College at Teen V.cH, Y.oca'L team abroad. rn University of Pittsburgh vs. Genera C01-lico at BoHwr Falls. VhHTERN PENNSYLVANIA. Washington and Jeffereon ys.

Kisklminetas at Washington. Indiana Normal vs. Bt. Francis College at West'l vMrcinia Reserves v. St.

Francis College at Loretta. OHIO. Ohio Stat vs. Ohio Wealeyan at Colum- "mia University va. Muskingum at AMt.nSTnlon vs.

West Virginia Wsleynnat wuTrt Ilcserve vs. Heidelberg at Cleveland Minml vs. Kenyon at Marietta v. Davis and Elkins at Marietta. Otterbeln vs.

Antiorh at Westervllle. St vs. Xavicr's at Dayton. M'oostor vs. Hiran at Wooater.

'Tenton vs. Ohio Northern at Bald win-Wallace vs. Akron at Berea, Cincinnati v. Wilmington at Cincinnati. WEST VIRGINIA.

Went Virginia University vs. Westminster Morsantown. Xuln vs. Ppri'ngfleld at New Haven. TTinceton vs.

Trinity at Princeton. Tlarvarl vs. Boston College at Cambridge. It nnsylvanla Military Collcc-p Philadelphia. Cornell vs.

Oberlin at Ithaca. notice vs. Vermont at Syracuse. College vs. Gettysburg Ht-ue Collect west Folnt vs.

Holy Cmra r.t West Point. lirtwn vs. Jtnwrtoln at Providence. Xavy vs. North Carolina State at An- mouth vs.

Norwich at Hanover. Ijbit'h vs. Ursinus at South Bethlehem. IiU'-knt-U Glaudet at lewisburg. I HlMvette vs.

Muhlenberg at K.iHton. s-'ivartlnnoro vs. Maryland Statu at Swarth- vs. Horart at Troy. PiKpcrs Vs.

North Carolina at New Bruns-v ick. vs. t'nlon at WIIHamstown. W'cyUyan vs. Worcester Poly at Middle- Xjw Hampshire State at Lwts- 'Atntierit vs.

New York at Am- vs. Mt. St, Marys at P. C. I'olrat'j vs.

Sufiu-hanca at Hamilton. Pi law are vs. Fianklln and Marshall at Vwark, Del. Itumilton vs. St.

IjawTence at Clinton. WEST. Michigan v- Ann Arbor. Minnesota vs. North Dakota at Minne- TWivonln vs.

Riron at Madison. Allwn jri vs. r-rtry at Columbia. Indianti vir. Center College at Blooming- j'WHn Nebraska tt Iowa City.

Notre Dame vs. Kalamazoo at Notre Dame, iowft tata vs. Coe tt Ames. lni'due VJ. Franklin at Lafayette.

Mhigan Agsles vs. Albion at East SOUTH. Tech. vs. Wake Forest at Atlanta.

Vircini vs. Richmond at Charlotteaville, Georgia vs. the Citadel at Athens. Johns Hopkins vs. Kastrn at Baitirnore.

Western Maryland vs. Baltimore City at VB- Randr-'Ph-Macon ir.ttn. a. Virginia I'oiy va. Hampden-SIdney at Ulicksourg.

Keiituicky v3. Georgetown of Kentucky at en'nessl'e Marrsville, at Knoiville. AiiHuuviia ui a year ago xnai lew, ji any, of the teams which meet tomorrow faced each other during the 1918 season. Many fit the colleges did not supportielevens last year, and thos Pair, $1.00 (fa which continued lootpau aid not observe the usual schedule system which Ik far annual trnttzti hotn-Mn Cashmere Drop Stitch Hosiery off soft Silk Shirts with heavy satin stripes, in an exceptional selection off smart effects; soft French cuffs. Six for $48.00.

$8.75 fairly fixed group of institutions. Silk Fourinhands, in open end style, shown in all colors, with self or contrasting figures and stripes. $1.35 WEST VIRGINIA TODAY FACING WESTMINSTER finish heather yarns, in a variety off mix tures. Dozen, $15.00. Pair, $1.35 Silk Hosiery with lisle soles and ribbed tops; full fashioned; in navy, cor dovan brown, champagne, grey, whits and black.

Dozen $15.00. Mee9s Underwear Men's Egyptian Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, medium weight, with long tic, $1.35 or short, sleeves and ankle Each, $1.00 MORGAXTO X. W. Oct. S.

Morgan-town will have Its second football "spasm" of the sea-fcn tomorrow when Ve.tmm.ter College come? here to battle the Mountaineers. When Marietta came here a week ago local fans, aa well as students turned out In unprecedented numbers to witness a clash that was r.o more attractive than that which ltf to be staged tomorrow and every row Is nat an even larger 'crowd will be on hand to witness the comblt. West Virginia will he minus the services of two of her stars. Lentz got a nasty Injury in the Marietta game, which has not re.monded to treatment, and he Is being a.lgnel with "Munk" Hager to 'witness the THtt-Geneva rame at Heaver Kalis acd get a line on the play of the Pitt tesim. which Is to he met at Forbes Field a wk from Saturday.

Kemper Shel-ton. one of the coaching staff, will also go to Beaver Falls. Local fans will get a chance in llager's ahsnnce to see Homer Martin, the big Charleston star, who caitght bo well for the baseball tefcm last spring. In action. Martin piayeo a fe-v miTJtes Jn the Marl-ttta game, hnd his wcrk was of ti.e most brilliant character.

Hite. of course, will start at htlf back 111 place of Lentz. Hite has completely recovered frr-m the Injury to Itl." hand and will likely pliy th biggest 1 1 of Saturday's game. Mclntlre Is" a yet iincertain whether he will start Lewis or at quarterback. Neale's tine work in the Marietta game was one of in features ind he has continued hi.

wr-formpnees throughout the present week. The lineup: WKST VIRGINIA. WESTMINSTER. Martin R. Kddy Harrick R.

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Men's Handkerchiefs Linen Handkerchiefs with 4inch hems and embroidered initials. Box of six, $2.25 Linen Handkerchiefs with and 52 inch hemstitched hems. Dozen $7.50. 'Each, 65c Lin'en Handkerchiefs with tapes and cords; inch hems. Dozen $8.50.

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Kler WASH. -JEFF IS READY FOR KISKI GAME WASHINGTON. Oct. Coach Morrow gave his Washington Jefferson players a nnal trim mine off this a ternoon in nreoa- tation 'for the Kiskt game of tomorrow. which opens the Red and Blacjt seajson.

The contest, in spite of the fact that Kl.sk I is r-ted a a preparatory school. Is attracting unusual p.nd almost phenomenal interest, and Manager Murdoch predicts a record first-day crowd If tlie weather Is propitious. Coach Jim Marks is bringing 18 pUyers here tomorrow with the expectation of making a tine against the Red and Biack. Wash. mindful of the near-beating the Saitsburg Uds gave the Presidents two years ago, is holding the Kiski outfit as one of the hardest opfkments of the season, and has prepared accordingly.

Morrow and Marks are close friends, and Morrow has frequently coached at Kiski. so that he has all the respect In the world for the Saltsburg outfit. The team this year, averaging 170 pounds to the nwn. Is made up of big, husky players, most of them experienced, and several of theni stars. An unusual feature of the game will be tho presentation to Bill Amos, fullback, and Joe Verderber.

guard, both Wjshlngton boys, of money purses by Washington frienus. Both men wera Btars of the Twenty-eighth Division team in France and are local heroes. The employes of the Tyler Tube Pipe Company here, where Verder Men's Bath Slippers Bath Slippers off Blanket materials, lined with white Terry Cloth; all sizes. Pair, $1.25 Silk Poplin Bath Slippers, showing green, brown and blue on purple grounds, Satin" lined. Pair, $3.00 Silk Plush Bath Slippers in green, purple, blue and black, with selfcolored Silk stripes; lined with felt.

i Pair, $3.50 fjvat InsidJke Wood Street Entrance.) Men's Gloves Washable Chamois Gloves, in natural color. Pair $3.00. Capeskin Walking Gloves in tan. Pair, $3.50. Auto Gauntlets in black Capeskin Leather.

Pair, $4.00. Oneclasp Buckskin Gloves in tan. Pair, $4.50. Oneclasp grey Mocha Gloves. Pair, $4.50.

Sleeping Garments Night Robes cut on comfortable lines, with military collar; in pink or blue stripes. Full length. Each, $1.65 "Domet" Pajamas in various color effects; full cut, comfortable garments. Suit, $2.15 Madras Pajamas in an assortment of striped effects; perfectly tailored. Suit, $2.95 ber was formerly emploj'ed, trve arranged to Sailors Play 0 Gray bers Sunday Anxious cloe the season -without suf-fcr-ng a detect at stapre tt tl-; cam-inil-if JIHW.JM Grayer of the Grayber club f'p' titled h's rlv.h Ur tomorrow game tne Second Naval oquad'-on baseball JViul, thowing tliat the snilor boys are not chi-ap'v bv the West Knd manager, ravher will hive a big leaguer.

Joe Shep-Mtr'of KlUc.tt pUyit.g lh rd base. Sherner, 5 with the -St. Louis American TVaeutt ilub. Mun.nl home and lias ror sented to take Care of the torrid corner Vor the ilenltes aTternoon- Not with this acquisition Grayber went after snothcr outticldtr landed McBrtde mcrican Bridge Company club of He also announces that Tyson. Cho has worked the last two simefi.

wl do the pitching. Wworld series bulletins Lill be posted durirg the progress of the order to keep the big crowd that is fertato be present touch, with the game. The Gravher-Sailor me will bepin at o'clock, and an ex-fH lf6ture will be a concert by the sailors' band. Coraopolis Opens At Hope-Harvey -n rising of the footliall curtain will take piiipps Playgrounds to-Hy, when the Harvey team lines up against the rt ofis eleven. The Coraopolis team has played two gamoa at home, and have tLTd two wins.

Coach "Ollie" Elackstone ItT r'h Hope-Harvey eleven, has not yet nrnlni; The game Will remeiuMr him witn a purse, and the em-pioyes of the Hazel-Atlas Glass Company, where Amos formerly worked, have raised a purrfo of money for him. The formal presentation of the. purses will take place immediately preceding the game, which is scheduled to start at 3:15 o'clock. Coach Morrow oi W. J.

is anxious to see bis team in ctlon tomorrow, and especially whether he to have scoring power In his back field. The 5ine as It will start is a veteran combination. The team will as roi.ows: KISKI. Syracuse Weakened For Vermont Game It is fompoaed fexpTH-nced and crowd is anticipated. the Kales' openins same Is golrg to be I iinyjhlns but easy.

Menaevr Orctc hid "lm yrftrrrrp Win pTTT A WVU plarirs out for thc4r final worUovit lat nieht SJ XlKjIt, Il.fUl and hftcr a long wfn of ork the lavers were put throi'S1! The came between Fort Pitt Tankers nl tirill and practice. Tiwv are ready fori Rankin Crecent. scheduled for today, is BRAD LEYS' FIRST GAME. The flrft zame of the season on Kradlcy Field. McKcea HooUs will take place tomorrow afternoon, simhiK ar 3 o'ciook and the contestants the and the Kiic(iT Titihob train of the Xorthside.

an diminutive halfback two years ago. who Is stiil nur.ng a broken ankle his-tuind while iijaylng summer biiseball. Trainer Charlie Fortcr hopi- to have Ma-lone retdy for practice next week, and In that event he Ul be seen in i tifm on tK-iober 11. wiicn the ylys Woai. Point on the Army flclo.

hi-re tomorrow to nuct tl. Ctuverrtty of Vermont clrven. of tho Jewish holiday rob tlie Oranse of the wrvlces of Gaptaii. Joe AlcandiT. Ol-American ptiwd last year; Harrv tek.

aitd Johnny Hiir.ha, tar halfback. Thtlr loss Is big one to the varsity mil iu the event that tne tfarae Is cioso. will prove a serlou handicap. The Orange lineup aiso be Jack Mulvlhill Conti Verderber Gray Cleea Rankin Rose Tindall Allebrand Lawrence Amos iy. L.

n. K. K. L. R.

H. F. Carroll fSinip Templet on Shield Straw Jaibjieh Wtekerham Brenkcrt EieLson Knckson ttraiUi the lnvjsion or tre lermon noy. smi as cinmira tag 10 wriut tn iiaai- itior. that inOfDendor? football fans expoct to take a (Ure with the topnotchers.

both tuu i eU U. kin. which prectude playing tho saoM. oin.ivc.. 1 vcrsitv will w-nd a lineup weaken by the los oi tLree regilar.

into Arcnboid SUii.um I called. S.30..