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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-30
WEST CATHOLIC SECOND
Best Ten Grid Teams D..
IN Local School Ranks
by PAIL PREP

EO'DIBAlL has taken II strong hold
i on the SchoolhovS in recent years,
and today the gridiron game arouSes in
the battles between the big coliegcs At
tho end Of each football season the boys
i'll the public high. prep and private
schools find Themselves engaging in many
th" various teams
II is difficult task ro rank school
grid teams. and any effort in that lircr-
tion is sure TO be received with VARYING
opinions by those interested. Rccog-
nlHlng these difficulties. We will make
an effort to rate tho local school clcvcns,
baSing our opinion on their season :
showing and not coniinimg the selections
I" l"agu" performances.
Frankford Tops List
After taking long. hard look pt the
scoring records the dope indicates that
ffHnHtord High is the best football cam
i'll these b'Vts. Now this might start
all kinds "t arguments. hut inst take "A
slant at Frankford'e record
Tho champions of the Intcrschola>iic
League opened the season with win
over IInyerforL SrhnoI IN ami ,Lor
continued 1hrnuqh tho vco,. vIthont -
defeat. Germantown Academy. North.
east High West Philadelphia High,
Central High. Southern High and Cor.
mantown High were beaten. while Bryn
Athyn Academy was tied.
The gam" with Eryn Athym might hc
cause enough I" get one into trouble,
proVidrI IN" dopt WASH iurthrr looked
mo however ,"ntral High and West
'a'h"hc ais" tl'd WIth IN" BrHn AthYn
eleven
"'S' atho'l' iilGh mas 'n' h'Nl hrHl
tCEoru .! any team III ines" part: Ihr
nurrN Moil every saii@ WIN inc 'N :
t'P''"" VI In"N' w''h Wc""d,nh' hrNn
N'h1" "hu 81 '"H'l,h > 'hc l'l''I
''n.h was we winner oH on" P",h', n
h S.ln Hth''r1ir was pIa!'u' "n4 N'>'
a,nol" pI"!'" >'hNn lol'i ,"'nHH.
nrHm N'nl u ""> Ht:ll'u Ui HW"IlH u
n'',' ~ ..i' VIZ. "'.. Iu;t W "r,."'Ir
J. ~ \,'I \'','In,' n''''', ',tVli'' '""
nor nor N'i"nnH' mn YVES, a!n"'i' nh'
I.I i"iiMt"i"' m'r w. Wv ~ ~, ''I.u,I
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InuIirD" " ,I,,,aJ f',,,r,h 1,I,, ,o,',,
,Io,aI ,nn - tTo I,mcnst and L,rda.,
irnI y" ,'I i,at ,m1r,,,, ntL,r, Gor.
,,1,, ,'ncu", "'',' ,noIn,,v I''r,rnI IIiah
T"msI''n'ro IIigh St ul;r's :, S,.bunI an,
IIt.i Ii"'''iE"' I'hn''r
I'", ,e' W." ,
Nii'anoNa i"S' "n' ""h'
Nillanova Prep was hra'"n by only
one team This year. West catholic
High. aud played tics with Farm Scho"
and William School. The team was one
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-30
FAILED TO FIGURE
CAMDEN IN DEAL
Owners Never Consulted About
Friedman and Sedran Play
ing With New York
PLAY PHILLIES TONIGHT

A MOTHER ChantCr was ad,IuI ,n thr
n rr;odr,o, So,I,, I, ~,
Sur,; S,otn oac,,I al ,.n.i$'ii NV
thi, pr rNNrIun'I Sc'iiatlo
,'n,,,,in,, , n"'" "" 'Mn''> w NV
I ,hn,' tnl l "," "n'i"""', ,u '""' 80 '"i "7
,hor i,,,. H" wv. inNe', inI' IonslueriI'loi ~
~ ."' 'S,Iv NnJM MUMMY VI my piHIihS ul tmc
"TN,'",H WINS "@"l'H' ""''S''""
v" M n"''"hH h'S"t'
ia ne owners o. ~" HR""'"rH are ais" y
IIln' P'''""' lh'N are h"' hVrrNr It"
rr""I'lah ana S"nr;ul playing III the
rHS''rn inNN"'hHIl League. nav" an
no"T'ru an along thmt they want them
~ O"' h'N're 10 '"ll h'''h' ION Io IN"
iacj that thrs" stars are III" property
81 III" an'd"n team "nd az yet they
have not been approached concerning
As iar as they can learn. Charlie
BrickIey. Of the New York Giants. has
paid tor their release to tho New York
State Leagr:p and has also com" to terms
with Manager llcpinStGll. Of Albany {:
but 'umden--which owns Friedman and
Scdran if they over come into the East e
rin Lcaguc--iS never CONSIDERED.
Wan, Strmy.st Onnoue,ts
p said "Cnmdcn wants the strongest
teams rs h'lr opponents We q" not
Waht /" 40 ahHInlhS tha' WouId Keep
( me tWlhS "ul OF me 'eas'"> hN 't,cE "lll
crFiaIiS SIr'nslhtli 'He "" i"TN"FN
anu WIZ ne'P .n' s"n''' i','' 'o''loIroW
,'Sn, ~ "m "t;m ",, ,, "',' w. ,I,,i "i'.,,", ,,
~ Ia Tma y ,I;'''' ,", " ",,'T az"
ill., wnv
\rr,,.ii,o f., tho ,,,,.,. ". ,,,ro
roreivcd FrnnrEIr Nnnrehpod Wal
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-30
Charley O'Donneu

MESSENGER Miller VIII ov, u u. 'a.u~a
under the name OF loo Mi.Iri. and Dc, WI
bo handed by Lee Meyers
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-30

will Ciash IN the rtnI-up a tho n, ,nu Thr7
trG tonight Il win b. fOur-rounu 3 nv.
tier nuDher0 arraIGel by NatChmdko~ y.
Hayes arN johnny Tuly Va Nounw Sl,r n.'
aud Bots pr",c vs A GOudur.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-30

Tim DrOneN's sscuuu v.,'0rN OYER Po'-
Hartley has attrnct"d attention throughout
'Itr country. aud 10" Kennedy has been get
ing "A nuln1er Of Offers I9T tho lHnCaSter
I shnan \ ma;rn hatw""n Drou"y and
Willie Jackson - in the making for ca;.l
III December.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-30

Harry IaskN has charley Re-, l15
Johnny PaNsun. i35, and Mickey Morris. Il5
in shape for matches in ,h"ir rc capcc,ivc
c'asses. Morris wants 20 meet B"pu. IaSn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-30

William johnson. Purul: second. paci-
tier. Zig Noise. Naomi X. third. Mr..
Kruirr Billy Boots. Iri2H: fourth. Ed
Garrison. Service Flag. CrumpSall :
fifth. Ava L.. lnurrry. Srurk"y; sixth.
DoIuh. II"rmir. M"lvia.
THE autumn Rowir mocl..,; rae rr u"s'
suurrss'ul in tho Il gro.. Of la.,. lra,n. rhe
sum + SIl 900 W,.a diSlr.rul-i t. NuIs"-
mon. a daily av"ras" ~ SlO.G7l. IT, Datlmcr
jed tl" mon ,y-W inulur owners with Sd372
Bulga I;uch and H,Ihustos, buIh by Nul-
cain, hold pr"mirr position on til" roster o.
winning horses At thu meeting. Ju,kcH =.
Lang was tho riding y"nsatiOu,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-30

Sergeant RON Smith. fNo 1IW0I U-00I
weight, lus placed hl.us'f Vloru '.. man.
agernent Of Herman HiUI.n II .ud,n /.
mapping out i busy schedule for his new
acquisition.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-30

\ u. $preckcIs - y the hraG ~ q move
ment to bring rarNE back 10 California.
Mr. Sprrc>"ls. with twenty associates, has
aiken over tuu TautOrau track at san Fran
{ SEQ. and the indI,a NOUs are said 10 be
good ior the opening "t spring meeting.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-30

Large crowd. atlcu,I", all uC I've IT,. "a, .
II ectiug- IN Maryland IT." 'lurh, yl"ld"i
ia lnr state, u addition 90 rh' SGo00 idN ~"
Zach racing ua, . total r"v"uu, estimated .,'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-30

yYyJENER. mho rhU,Cd the d"""
w rith .i,myiro"H Ia" gc"f' az"
Ersk a,,d Kc0hICr. me ttrO Di""GerS'
bgL Of whom Sho""d G.LC1t !"'"
last ScGs0n. are again drHlldD"'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-30


The second day tor III" l'rr"nn'r
football cnndidarcs was taken up with
practical instruction work NCSleiuhA E
IleiSmau and his assistants using Dla'N O..
hoard outlined til" prOner method" o.
1akiiuc for the forwards %nd barkf an"
he marucr OF defense playing for ~"
Individual Sr.ddcr. ..,
About twCuty tive NOR" rAndldal,s ;
reported yesterday. swelling tue r"'"l ~
prOporli ions that lhc rna'h hcN' ~.
pccrcd. "Whcm the call was i>~n"d.
said Hci~man. II expected about lW'i-
y.rlvc 0r thirty candidates. judging "@
he responses to my letters. !" hiId
over hundred men out III" in>' naN'
ynd that when the weather was hIF"
riou,. makes me feel rhal We are @"
'"e right track and that tn" s'u"'A'S
l"ally are behind rs.
lieisman plans to max" al Nddl
iunal survey throughout the l,nIver
SilI to bring into the GridiI"n fold me"
rho played at Othe,' institutions ana arc
OlunletIug courses AT the University, III
ih"r COLLEGES Oi the big league type ar,
numerous players who formerly repre-
>"nted other institutions,
8his afternoon another lecture VIII IL
Ncld in the crew room. aud iomorro"
afternoon the first workout will tHNt
nIa"" on Franklin Field. Manager
'omton aud his able assistants hay
marShuled the Gridirom paraphcmnl''
" the last season aud will "utiil th'
N"w lnen. Sc"immagc drills viii Nt9r
hcN Monday afternoon.
''itll' Ward WHO successfully
cached the SwarthmorG line. will aSNiN
iae!sman during the December Wactlrr
toIn' Mcnamara. "Hobcy' Ligh
a'n q corps "f rX varsity players alS'
Will GsaSt.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-30

MI THE colIcHeS IN NE uSs0cjU.
~ tiou hare strong teams tor mis-
scdson. and a. ycsUh ne cOmpc-
titiom promises 10 be- m"ch kecncr
than il has been for gears. Yale
rW not hoce the rUndTdy ms yea,
it had last wih Princeton. Coi"m.
bia. PcuU and IUndp0IiS bci"H
,irorgcr thdH last yedr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-30

SCHEDl.LE FOR TONIGHT
Twentieth Century vs.. Alpha. american ".
IlON <ump.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-30
Basketball Statistics

NUHEDILE FOR TOMORROW NIGHT
nObson VS.. I'M. IInrvHster. NrI loom v.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-12
Women s Cool Suits
Going Out at $40

If good clothes have esthetic, emotional and
practical value" as recent writer assures us,
you may be sure that these values are very much
heightened during hot weather!
Tomorrow we shall clear away hundred
suits at saving of SIS to SIS over their earlier
prices. They are all the simplest and best of
Summer styles-natural pongees of quality
chosen because it tailored we'll, few wool jer-
seys in delicate pastel shades, more navy and
black taffetas, and few very thin tricolettes in
navy, white, black and brown
Nearly all these suits have detachable belts.
and great many have tuxedo fronts They are
smart and simple and comfortable and if sizes
are broken the small price is compensation
(Firs Floor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-12
Pleated White Flannel
Skirts Again at $l2.75

There IS only one trouble
about these $12.75 flannel
skirts, and that is to keep
enough on hand for the
many women who want
them.
We have narrowed down
the styles to two and they
are the best. Both are in a
fine weave, lightweight fan
mel which takes kindly to
pleating. One is knife
pleated with a box pleat
down the center. The other
is double box pleated.
They are excellently tai
lored skirts and fit very we'll.
Sizes up to 32-inch waist.
(First Floor. CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-12
Large Camisoles and
BlOOmerS

These garments are cut
for large women, but they
are as pretty and dainty as
if designed for a creature
like a willow wand.
The bloomers are in two
styles of pink crepe de chine
at $5.75 and $6.85, and one
of pink washable satin at
Sc. All are lace-trimmed.
The camisoles are of pink
washable satin with built-up
shoulders of lace, and priced
at $2.65. Also of white
crepe de chine, tailored, at
1925.
(Third Floor. Central)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-12
New bingham Checks
in japanese CrepeS

The first of their kind to
arrive this season and they
are particularly nice for
morning wash dresses and
for children's clothes. They
are 75c a yard.
Also in this new importa-
tion are many of the most
popular plain colors. These
are ,35c, SOC and Csc a yard.
(First Floor. Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-12

Lawn pillow cases, some
hand-embroidered are 75c to
So.
Cool bedspreads, $1.35 to
$3.50 each. The last priced
come in pink and blue with
nursery rhymes upon them.
Nets to throw over the,
bassinet are ribbon bound
and sell at $5 to $3.50. :.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-12
l. r. Waists
for Warm Weather

The kind of thing a SEN
sible girl or woman puts on
when she plays tennis, or
golf, or digs in the garden.
Elastic slip-ons, IS.
Girdles of pink broche and
elastic, laced in the back, 81.
Girdles with elastic sides
and broche in front and
back, So.
Bandobelts made of elas-
tic and designed to reduce
the diaphragm, So.
(Third Floor. Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-12
Sports Millinery Is Gay
This Year

The saucy little soft hats
worn with silk sweaters are
AZ gay in hue as the sweaters
themselves.
Tangerine, rose, wild rose,
pink, vivid green-these and
other colors perch most be-
comingly on pretty hair.
And no less effective are the
fsscond Ell.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-12
White Goods Specials
for Lingerie

Ten-yard pieces of long
cloth can be bought tomor-
row for $1.45 and $1.75 the
piece, and ten-yard pieces of
nainsook for $l.95 and $2.25
the piece.
All the pieces are 36 inches
wide, and correct for the
making of lingerie.
IEirsb Floor. ohsstnatl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-12
Cool Bed Clothing for Babies

Fresh, smooth sheets and
plenty of them have a great
deal to do with keeping help
less babies safe and comfort
able in the oppressive heat.
Cambria sheets in sizes for
cribs and bassinets run from
Csc to $1.25 for the machine
hemstitched kinds; and from
SITS to $3.25 for the hand
embroidered.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-12
Bungalow Linen Hampers

Strong, well-made hamp-
ers of natural color. Mex
lean palm, in a convenient
size and shape for Summer
cottages. Cylinder shape,
wi t h removable covers
Handy and good-looking re-
ceptacles for soiled linen.
Prices are 1925, $2.75 and
$3.75.
(Fourth Floor. CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-12
Floral Dimity Bedspreads
at Lowered Prices

One kind in a diamond and
floral combination pattern,
the other in a novel-looking
striped pattern; both kinds
known as floral dimities.
Size 72x90 inches now
lowered to 1925; 80x90
(sIxth FL
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-12

more delicate grays, orchids,
biscuits and white.
A collection of these
jaunty little soft felt hats
in bright colors and white,
smartly trimmed and very
appropriate for seashore,
country and sports wear, are
to be shown in the Millinery
Salons tomorrow.
Prices start at $40.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-12
When the Sterling Silver
Goes Into Safe Keepin6

Then it is that sver-plated takes its place. many
people preerrng the latter entirely in their Summer
homes.
Between these prices there very satisfactory choice
of patterns:
Teaspoons, SIS to SO dozen.
Dessert spoons $3.50 to SIG Dozen
Dessert forks $3.50 to SIG dozen
Dessert knives, SIT to $25 Dozen
Dinner knives $1S to $27 a Dozen
Dinner forks, $40 to $3.50 Dozen
Tablespoons, $40 to $3.50 a Dozen
Ice tea spoons, $3.50 to $11 so dozen
Also there all the small serving pieces from SUGAR
spoons at 75c up to berry spoons at So. So
store, Chestnut
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-12
The Sleeveless SlUeater
Is the NelUest Funcu

1t Is cooler than the sleeves and like ts near
relative the sleeveless jacket promises be in the front ranks
of fashion. ~
There is short spover style in drop stitch and VITA
neck at $3.50 And another sports model omen down the
front and having crossed belt at $3.50
(Flrst Csntrn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-12

inches now lowered to $3.50
each.
One pattern in each size
and Just one hundr e d
spreads altogether to choose
from in this particular
group.
;. CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-12
WOmen'S MILDLY
PajamaS

made of plain and striped
crinkly crepe, are in again.
Colors are pink or blue, the
stripes being combined with
white and excee gly
dainty, while the price of
either kind is 1885.
(Third Floor, CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-12
Glove Silk Underwear at
Special Prices

tops "'''e' rose-phk envelope chemses with oodice
p4oo Tor rose-pnk union suits
both these garments are made of firm soft glove silk
would nv weight and cut full and roomy Ordinarily they
"su'u De about half more.
III
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-12
80 Finest Wraps and Coats for
Young Women Reduced
Tub Silk Blouses Are Mighty
Nice for Summer

They cool and they don't wilt and these two recon-
mendations are strongly in their favor.
,, IN China silk" two unusually pretty models one
VIII VIII roll collar and the other with Peter Pan collar both
with fung, at $685.
u white crepe de chine attractive Peter Pan blouse
very smart rolcoar model with tiny ucks and
%s at 1915 and overblouse good sports style with
'hoft sleeves and black tie, at $1O85
Third Cen
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-12

WOmen's Shoes
At $2-rubber-sole oxfords and pumps of white
canvas that were double and more.
At S475-dull black oxfords, tan oxfords, tan calf
pumps, brown kid pumps, brown kid oxfords, and
twostrap pumps of tan or dull black calfskin These
were from So to $40 more.
At $5.75-dul black oxfords patent and dull
leather one-strap pumps All were nearly double.
At $675-laced oxfords in tan calf, dull black
calf, brown kid and black kid; two eyelet ties
of tan and dull black leather tan calf and gray suede
tongue pumps; and one-strap pumps of tan calf or
brown kid.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-12
Mems Panama Hats
Reduced to IS

A limited number but all uncommon values, some
of them having sold for double this price, up to the pres
ent revision
Natural and telescope shapes, with few Alpine
shapes among them.
All selected goods and not to be confused with the
ordinary lower-prced Panama hats
An opportunity for to finish up the season
with a Panama, or take his vacation.
(fnin
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-12
Book Delights for
Hammock DAYS

Here are several thousand
worth while novels being
sold at SOC apiece - a mere
fraction of regular prices.
There are thirty-six titles to
choose from, and here are a
few
Midas and Son, by Stephen
McKenna.
A Sailors Home, by
Richard Dehan.
Claire, by Leslie Burton
Blades.
Trimmed With Red, by
Wallace Irwin.
Sir onetta, by Edwin
Lefevre.
Responsibility, by James
E. Agate.
Ihe Peculiar Major, by
Keble Howard.
The Lions Share, by
Arnold Bennett.
Security, by Ivor Brown.
The Man From the Clouds,
by j. Storer ClouSton.
A Stop at Suzanne's, by
Greayer Clover.
Suffering Husbands, by
Wallace Irwin.
Come Out to Play, by M.
E. F. Irwin.
Main Floor, CENTRALLY
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-12
1000 Yards of Irish Table Linen
the Best at the Prices in Years

Here indeed linz worth reading groups of
pure linen damask and lot of linen napkins size
Some OF these goods marked than
all are marked at extraordinarily
genuine quality. ' ~ ~
For anybody needing genuine serviceae table
linens s opportunity are large
and unhhaginary. 80
taoe dama About
all
nov a OF fine satin finish
double
ASK no" St0o yard price $3.50 Dozen in the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-12
Tomorrow Comes the Wanan,aker {
women S ana CnIL(
Shoes

All incomplete lines and ze and the lines shall not record
this Sale They include of the most desirable oord
slippers the the wanted shoes children Prices
mercessy reducedN SOME CASES TO HALF AND LESS TA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-12
WEATHER
Unsettled
WANAMAKER'S
y Summer Clearance of
How Can ANY Man
Feel Cool

in tropical suit in which he is conscious that he
looks awkward, slipshod or Cheap?
Unless tropical suit keeps mans mind cool
and his outlook happy, it is a failure.
The hottest kind of suit man can wear is a
tropical suit Of the kind that keeps his mind "in
hot water" as to how he appears in the eyes Of
other men-and women
Wanamaker tropical suits are the kind that
keep man cool in mind and body. They can be
worn without any doubt or misgiving, but with
perfect confidence as to how they look.
That is because they are expertly tailored
from tropical fabrics of the finest grades
The only way the best tropical suits can be
made is by the best tailoring skill and from the
best materials.
That is how Wanamaker tropical suits are
made.
Palm Beach suits, $40 and $3.50.
Mohair suits, $25 and $50.
Tropical worsted suits, $32.
Knitted sports coats, 500.
White flannel and striped flannel trousers, $12.
White duck trousers, $3.50.
Khaki trousers, 81. iq5u
(Thrd
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-12
Lightest Weight Shirts We
EUer Had for Men

We have just unlocked some new shirts of Summer
batste that just what looking for these hot
and humid days.
This material is thin and cool as can be and a
shirt of it weighs only 51a ounces.
In softcuf, plain neglige style with white stripes
on blue pink and grounds and blue pink and
stripes on white grounds
Price, $3.50.
Floor,M rket)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-12

(sixth Floor. CENTRALLY
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-12
Balloon Linen Handkerchiefs

They extra size and this good sturdy linen is not
only agreeable to the touch but necessarily has excel
lent wearing qualities. The price is $11 Dozen
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At S9.75-oxfords of tan calf or black kid; one
strap pumps of tan calf, and of lfand-suede anc
patent leather and suede; two-strap pumps of gray
suede or of tan calfskin.
At $9.75-oxfords of tan or black calf strap slip
pers of various feathers.
AT $11.75-fne strap slippers in suede or ir
leather andsuede combinations. Many of these were
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(First Floor. Market)
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Children's Shoes at
So to $4.75

Patent leather ankle ties, tan and black leather
oxfords white oxfords. Sizes S1R to included
in the collection Priced according to size.
Sale starts tomorrow morning. Plenty of sales
people
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Mems Brogue Orfords Witt
NeU Feature

Made of fine Scotch grain leather in good shade of
tan.
With straight perforated tips, wide shanks and
low heels.
The new feature is seamless back which precludes
any splitting of back seam.
Price, $13 pair.
(Main FIoor,M arket)
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
RAILROAD GUARANTEES
ENDED IN CAPPER BILL
Kansas Senator Would Repeal
Part of Esch- -Cumnins Law
TO Lower Rates.

Washington. April 2g.--sjenntor Cap
per, of Kansas, ono of the spokesnien
In Congress OF the Middle West farm
ing element. yesterday struck at tho
railroad problem from the farmers
viewpoint by introducing a bin 10 re
peal the clause OF the Esch h-Cummina
Transportation act guaranteeing reVe-
nue. To the railroads.
The cnpper bill also would make *
piicit. i'm the Transportation act. that
there should be no oncroachment by
the Federal regulating authorities upon
the right Of the States 10 regulate their
informal commerce. and would nuilfy
actions of the Interstate Commerce
Commission In which lntrastate rates
hnvo been determined on the ground
that they affected intorstate rates.
Most of the States through their com
missions, are now Joined IN litigation
before the suprone Court. testing the
validity Of the Interstate Cofnmisgfon'a r
actions In such matters
The move Of Senator Capper in In
troducing hia bill In taken as indicative
Of the impatience of the big farming Gle
fneut of the Weet with the prospect Of
delay In getting down railroad rates.
The Republican leaders have determined
upon "A Congressional investigation Of
the railroad situation. to be directed by
Senator Cumfnina. Apparently. tho ele
fncnts for which Senator Capper speaks
believe TINT will be too prolonged. and
want to make short cut IN lower
trapsfpor In tion costs