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wy ! ' - w.-Kvir-' - 77r WTi,' ' v ? V y r '" ' t ; , - tmrs ..' EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, JULY 1, 1921 . o f.' '"; 5000 PHILA. FANS TO SI BOUT City's Delegation Will Include 500 Women, According to Estimates MANY SPECIAL TRAINS PMImlMnhift's blKernt (lclcentlon to nny world's chnmplonnhip bout will CO to .Teraey City for the Dempey Cnrprntlrr ecrnp tomorrow. According to the rallrondn, It In ex- nWni that 5000 "tnm" wilt mnkc the Journey to pop the "Rrcntcit bout of all time." And of these fiOOO, nc rordini? to estimate, gome fiOO women will watch the American champion and the French contender, battle for sit piemaey. Home 01 tllC city N most proiuuiviii Koni, In every line of activity, will be seen at the ringside. It will be n crowd truly representative of society, fnshlon, big business, tho professions and plain "fandom. Uoth the llcadlnp and the l'ennsl anla Railroad have made special ar lanRemcnts to handle thp light crowds. Many persons will go by the regu'nr New York trains. There will be spe cial trnlns In nddltlon, and the wealthy enthusloHtH, who arc taking big parties oer. have arranged lor more tnnn lorty private cars. A number of boclnl organizations hate purchased blocks of seats for their members. Notable among these nrc the Hncquct Club and the Locust Club. The Uacquct Club sent 100 to the famous championship bout when Dcmpsej knocked the crown from Willard's brow, and will multiply thnt number on this occasion. It is estimated that about three-fourths of the membership of 850 will go to the big fight tomorrow. The Union League is another organi sation wtolch will .send u strong dele gation to the fight? A goodly propor tion of the prominent men of tiie city will bu in attendance, either alone or with their clubinntcs. New York will be host to many of the fans tonight. Otheis, however, have arranged to go over tomorrow and will arrlvo just in comfortable time for the opening bell. Just a few of the five thousand IJIUIb delphlans who cxpcit to nttend the fight of the eenturj are: r.d Hjncinan's party: IMwln I. IIneman, Lawrence V. 1'iiller, John V. Groome, Sr., J. Fred Zimmerman, Jr.. William McAlecr. Leonard TIhiiiium, and John C. (iioome, Jr. Martin V Herxcn, foiiuer famou Princeton football planer has a group liiMuding Ulioinns IJvans, row ell . Kvutis, George McNcclj, Itlclmrd Croz- I ler, J. Price Wcthcrili, Jack Mitchell. Dr. John IL Deliver. Ned I'ltlcr. I Harry Yarrow and T. D. Hieliter. G. Kdward Athcrton has a partj consisting of Maik Stambach, Norman Grey and Harry Keller. , Others luclude: Wilson Potter, Itnlpli Cook, Arthur Lewis, J. Htitchluon Scott, John Scltt. Hcrt Hell, John C. Hell, Daniel L. Hutchinson, .Id, Keg Inald Hutchinson, James Potter, John Hamilton Potter, Al Sergeant, Joseph n. McCall. Isaac Clothier, Walter Clothier, Horry K. Heed, Witney Wright, Samuel Trcxlcr, William Moselcy Swain, C. Urad Fraloy, Albeit K. Kennedy, J. D. Hollounj, John Mc Closkcy and William IIoknbnik. The Locust Club will be well repre sented. Here is the paity that will use threo special cars : Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Sncllenburg, Mr. anil Mrs. J. M. Loucheim. Mr. nnd Mrs. Jay J. O'Brien. Mux Ixsvy, Sam Levy, D. J. rinkelstcin. A. M. Greenfield. J. 1). Lit, Bert Mark, S. A. Rosenheim, Charles Loeb. L'd Flelshur, David Nct tcr, Jacob Hirsch. Stewart Loucheim, Alex Ihiiacs, J. M. Fraeier, M. II. Solomon, David Flelsher, Alec Levy, S. Aloo, Lawience Anckrc, Harry Sncllenburg, J. Thompson, Charles GImbcl, M. K Kdmondson, Hills Gim bel, Adam ISIinbel, It. Itoscnthal, L. Smit, Walter Ko-cnberg, Itny Hejman, K. Chadwiek. II. S. Itovcnau, the Kaultman brother, W. Kugler, Chcs ter Itottner, Al Duuiicnhaum, Augelo Mjers, I. I.ev, Joe Hunlcin, Mori is onc, Sol. DrejfusH, Leon Itnins, Frank Weiner, Stew Dufficld. Gus IM wnrds and Dr. Leon Lovy. Jules K. Mastbaum, of the Stanlcv Theatre Co., will be host to this partv"; Colonel Samuel D. Lit. Arthur Block, Albert Flelsher, Frederick G. Nlxon Nirdlinger, John McGurk, Milton Her old. Alexander It. I'.owl, Abe S.Uiloskv. Frank W. Mulder and Abe L. Kinstein. Dr. Landls Going Abroad Dr. II. It. M. Landls, director of the clinical and bociolojiml departments of Phipps Institute. Seventh and Lombnrd streets, will sail todaj to ottend the ' International Tuberculosis Union la London, July 'Jo-M. I I JULY VICTOR RECORDS 'on sale today WEYMANN 1108 Chestnut St. Everything Mutical Since 1864 siuiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiniiiniiiiiiiiiiiii The finest butter in America ! m today At all our Stores tsTpnc do! H WIIIIJillllllillillllHIIIItfllWIllilllliiiliil TO CONTEST WILL Civil War Veteran Was Not In Right Mind, Nephew Says Steps to rontct the will of Robert Ilamsey, a Civil Wni veteran, of Glou cester, who left $2000 to Miss Mil Collins with whom heboarded, lme Ik en tnkcu bv Frank Hiiimold, the testator's nephew. Ilamsey died six weeks ago. Three dajs before his death, it is said, he made n will naming Miss Collins iir sole beneficiary Hannold says Ilamsey was not In his right mind when lie mndo the will and asserts he can product several witnesses to support thin contention. Miss Collins declares Ramsey was neifectly aware of what be va doing. Dr. Duncan W. Hlnke. Jr., who at tended Ilamsey, and William Hamil ton, executor of his estate, will testif) In her behalf. Nurses Give Lawn Fete Nuisc8 of the Alumnae Association if the Presbjtcrlan Hospital had a lawn fete last night on the grounds of the institution. I'iiki will be nppllcd to the endowment of u bed In the hospital In the nnme of the association. The fete will continue tonight. Honor Filipino World War Martyr, Commissioner W. Cnmcron Forbes and ' , , , , . , . ,. manj olllclals of the Insulnr govern-,..?.I?'".ft-i!,J.y J1. . ! ? &. S-W ?l'"mt.. .Tin- city government declare, a plno goldlcr killed In Fiani'i-, was nt tended bj Major General Leonnrd Wood, half holiday, and all employes ntlcndcd ,1.1 r ..v. n. m t.i ., i.w- '" "-" 1 slon laid wreaths on the grave. npHOSE who've used them know HAND TAILORING breathes life into dead cloth. ASTYLEBILT Suit looks as well the last day you wear it, as the first day you buy it. u 1L Hilton Company 1211 Chestnut Street Clothtt Shops in 'Printifal Citlti NEWARK NEW YORK BROOKLYN PHILADELPHIA CHICAGO, that, even at old prices, they cost less per mile per tire. But prices have gone down while mileage is as high as ever. That makes their cost per mile still lower. Ask any of these dealers to figure out how much HOOD Tires on your type of car will save in dollars and cents. Philadelphia Dealers: Quality Tire Co. of PhiU. 812 N. Broad Street Keim Supply Co. 1227 Market Street Toga Garage 3431 N. Broad Street Guthrc Broi. Howard and Thompeon Su. Frieze Tire Co. M9 Spring Carden Street H. 1 Werner Tire Repair Co. 2235 Passyunk Arenue Wm. Fox Aahbourne, Pa. W. A. Enni. 4328 N. Broad Street and 1310 Race Street Harry Beddoe 1340 Oxford Avenue. Franltford, Phila. Eisenberg 1407-11 North Street IUUL J imOAn KTUF.F.T HROAD STUEET AT SUSQUEHANNA AVENUE A Diamond Plant That Grows Real Diamonds Call at uptown's most beautiful Jewelry Store and pay Sj.OO. You will be shown a lnre collection of the most beautiful Dia monds you have ever seen. You will be told the weight and quality of each btone. Slcct one and pay the balance in small weekly pnj incnts. At the expiration tif 1(5 weeks or four months return this Diamond to the Gillies' Store. Hegardlehs of whether you are wear ing it in a Stick Pin, King or Chain you will be given full value lor the stone upon the selection of another Diamond worth twice the value of your first stone. This operation ma he repeated as often as you find it convenient and j ou w ill find how quickly your Diamond will grow. Each time our investment increases in alue and a little thrift on your part will make you the possessor of a stone worth hundreds of dollars. BEGIN NOW TO IJUY THAT ENGAGEMENT KING YOU WILL NEED NEXT YEAR Open Monday and Friday Evenings JTU.1 8ti ywir Sh ot 9 A Low-Price" Sale of High-Grade OXFORDS mf cr0 ill! L 4 rmi f Hi yjW B AND, mind you, at their former prices they lapped so far over competition that they won us the young men's business of the town.. .afafl I Lfek Kff nfi tnc I aH aB V W Cordovan American Grain Tan Calf mack Kid Brown Kid Patent Colt Gunmetal MEN'S oxfords in a large variety of A:tt ...! -11 c 1 umciciii aiyica uu supcriine quai- ? ity demanded by Dalsimer in all their. footwear. Every pair in this special lowered price event was much higher in price; but now regulated to be Philadelphia's leading members of the lowered price shoe brigade. Top Grade New Shade Tan Calf Imported Scotch Grain Patent Colt Black Calf "THE opportunity of the season I Very high-grade shoes at the price of lower grade shoes. There isn't a style, tip effect or a i leather, that any man could want but ' that is embraced in this most unusual and greatest of all great LOW-PRICE SALES I '.. s Genuine White $7 7C Buckskin, at.. O An unheard of value' .VJ.'.UiS- U-2 v$&& J' y I.W. Sj 1 vV If m ' m' 1 "Cm i::l MmM J"im iV atf Mil mmwDy fes Genuine Cordovan Wing-Tip $( Brogue . . . . Nothing like it under $12.50. !9.75J Rubber Sole Canvas Footwear For golf, tennis nnd outdoor play. In Complete Variety ! Silk Sox in all shades plain or clocked At Special Prices.' UisjiJmtKanKimBKa m wnwimm mi m.mmm THE BIG SHOE "TORE N hour Floor With Seating Capacity fo, goo Men, Women, Mmea, Uoya and Children 1204-06-08 Market Street nmtuum STRAWBRIDGE CLOTHIER 0 I JmA The Savings on These Suits Will Pay for Many a Man's Fourth-of-July Outing Smart New Suits Some With an Extra Pair of Trousers $25.00 Half and Less Than Half the Prices of Last Year Hundreds of spic-span. brand-new Suits to choose from. "Alco," "Wickham" and other equally dependable makes. Of serges, worsteds and cassimeres. Herring bones, pin stripes and plain shades. Tailored with exact ing care, in the season's correct single- and double breasted styles for young men and men of conservative tastes. Practically all sizes in all proportions but with such a remarkable value we cannot expect the collection to remain intact any great length of time. You'd better get one of these to-morrow at $2."i. A Special Purchase of Tropical Suits at $21.50 Well-tailored, niart-lookinjr Suit, of tropical worsted- and De Luxe mohair, silk-trimnud Woith .u leat one-half mine Thej'll Ko quickly at $1.."0. Of Palm Beaih doth. $lu."U. Of niohaii, :.'.). 00. Of tropical woi- Of new coveit clothe, $28. 30. Stem-BInih Thin Suit-, V-'."' 00 Other Tropical Suits sted, S.'.OO $27.50. Hail, Schaftner & Marx Thin Suit White Flannel Trousers at $7.75 Plent. of till, special lot foi to-nionow of impoited all-wool "cricket cloth," a 1 1-ounce white tliinnel. Phis i piob.ibly the lowe-t price in tln cit for Trousei of equal quahtj S" 75 f l iy In These Dresses Women May Be Smartly Attired and Comfortably Cool All at little expense, v or most of these charming summer models are less than regular price. Gingham and Voile Dresses $5.00 to $7. 75 Vuniiu- p'-etty sii.ughl-line and tunic models of gmirham and oile. m attnutne colonnps, chiefly litrht or tr dium htrht effect- Noel pockets, decoiative buttons, iiisp white oiuandu collars and cuffs, on -oine frills ,ire ut d n 1 1 mi niiiiLr Ml are excellent alue. Voile Dresses, Reduced to $11.50 loely gtoup of cool-lookini; Frocks, but in practical dark colonnps. Dark oile dotted in white, akso iiuv blue, blown or black oilt li,' uied in white Panel or straight-line stles in REGULAR SUES Smart Cotton and Linen DressesfReducedto$19. 75 Distinctne models in pastil tones ..mi ,i,,u . luTd lnnns' 1,"I,?m'Vl"l'-'"l lon-n-and-ioili e.lVcdveh eonib.ned. "liettet Pre-se- at a clearance once i r win fm srfinrj w --C . I Wondei. Going Away? Don't i(o without aakiiiB Mr. Foster. Full and correct in formation about all features und details' of tiavclinct. &r K Mr. Foster No Fees. Mtr In iUf ft ol!ilr AUI' (i I I wrt Htrct Tailored or Scmir tailored Silk Blouses A wise choice for "that extra Blouse," that many women want to slip into the vacation suit case. M 9 SI'OXGEE BLOUSES, Al OO.uckiid ()r plaite(1( sonw in MHt effect, others in sur plice style Also a model of STRIPED CREPE DE CHINE with conve rtible collar and full length sleeves At S2 9o W,1U Habutai Silk ' " ' Hlouscs, tucked nnd in est cH'ect.s, with all the new tyl s in collars At .SJ3.95 ,w!,,si,Iofn."vyE"f- li-h tub mlk, white with coloied stripe. All with full-length slere. str , brt In ,1 ( olhlcr Silvll'l lltor i llfle Don't Forg-et Your Bath Cap and Shoes Such pretty Caps lure! Gay coloied uibbe. Diving ( aps. at 2Gc and ."0c each. Other Rub ber Caps, Tk to $l.."i0 Rubber Hats, o0c to 1 00 Rubbena'd Silk Hats in smart shape?, toques, caps or styles with brim $".00 to J.'i.oO Rubberized Satine Hats 75c to S1.7S Hathino; Slioe and Slippers Neat, comfortable tyles, $1.00 and SI ("0 With rubber soles $1.7.-1. Itubbcr-liiwd llmjn for carrying bntiing apparrl7.'c to $2.50. s r l U. i i lil-r i n re Cotton Blouses S1.00, $1.35. $1.85 lne.pen.sie new models in scoie of pretty style.s. Chiefly with short sleeves. Voile Waist's are plain, cross-baried or striped, some in color, chiefly white. Also models of white batiste and col ored organdie Lace, tucks, plaited edgings and frills are used as tn'mnunir. Collars in all the smart new effects. A lemarkable collection of dainty summer Waists at these low prices. Over-Mouses $1.50 Kimono models in surplice or tie-back styles, with flat or roll collars. Of all-white voile, plain 01 striped. S'THWI lllO t I I rfr -i 1 1 ,1 F ior ' ntr J5S95,ss 4jh fA s e oloi i ntr-. . ill Ik i M , Colored Handkerchiefs For Sports Costumes, Under Price Of All-Linen, wanted shades, save one-third 2.K Ot Cambric, at about one-third under price pi.,c Men;s & Boys' Cambric Handkerchiefs, colored border-.225c Men s and Boys Irish Linen Handkerchiefs, white 2oc T iilibil(li;r A I lothloi AUle I.1 MarKat Ulreoi V 9 Summer Millinery Has a Charm All Its Own Whithoi it- the tray Sport". Hat with sane; urlinjr brim, the trr.ueful droo)intr Gauieu Hat or th hit. Hat s cool-lookmer in -unimei he-nt All aie here read; lor women to lit ncrht on and Weai oei the lomincr holi- i.tv Sports Hals S2.95 to S1S.00 Uhtti and c.a-hued 01 in dark '""- Of ibbon, nbbon-and-traw and the new feUs T'very small stk 11111114 .liable Wide-brim Hats $3.95 I he -.ketch shows one ol those '.oimnjr M.aw Hat with droop, mi: bum and tlow,., wu-athed ciown Mu.h under pine $3.95, Matrons' Xoiv Trimmed Hats, Special at $5.50 neu lot toi to-moir.m, beuu tifull. inmniid with white or candle ami lloweis ii- I CI s IK I ( ,,. Women Like Plenty of Dainty Lingerie These Summer Days Parti-ularl. simplj .tiimmed. inepri.v, kmds, sue! . these )tett I'li.hiKaiinents Envelope Chemihvs, S."ic to $1..1() Oi wlnti nain-iiok. anously tiii.imed with lace ami cmbroid' eiy. some with scalloped edge. Crepe Bloomers 85c Of flesh-color Windsor crepe. NiKhi Gowns, $1.30 to $2.95 Of flesh-color batiste, daintily trimmed with lace, satln-and-Inco. fancy stitching and hand-em-btoidery Petticoatb $1.00 to $3.50 Lace- oi embroidcrv-trlmmJ. Mlrawlirl.Imi t I lotlil.f J iiira r oor Will .y oi rfn :i r i ni f ") t ' '! , f A f , iiM ",i 4 . ;.,r. A..,, I A ukP-1 rtjLw f - mt&miivmii', wJLl. trL m -.--s 'X'tt&k&fiS: J4 xtt.t j fa aaatV I' -A. . W MA tm-T'mmmmmmmWmmmmmmhLl Vlv&