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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-16

PRO GOLF TEAM TO
MEET BRlT0NS NAMED
VIII Be Picked From Thirty Sc
Observation-Disclosures Captain

: Now York, Dec. 18.--At meeting
6f the national executive committee OF
the Professional Golfers Association
thirty golfers were chosen from whom
will later be selected the team that will
compete against the British pros
abroad In the near future. Following
are the names Of those who were picked
Paddy Doyle, Jock Hutchinson, Wal
ter Hagen, Gilbert Nichols, Willie
Mcfarland, Wilfred Reid, Alec Gun
ningbam, Tom Kerrigan. Leo Diegel,
Mike Brady, Jim Barnes, George
Fotheringham, Tom Boyd, Lawrence
Hackney, Bob Macdonald, Fred Nc
Leod, Ed Loos, Jack Burt Jack Black,
George Mclean, Tom Mcnamara, Alec
Ross, George Sargent, Louis Teller,
George Bowden. Emmett French, Willie
Me,horne, Frank Mcnamara, Charles
Hoffner and Harry Hampton.
Tom Mcnamara was suggested as
captain Of the team, while Sargent.
Mclean and Fotheringham were pro-
posed for the position OF vice captain.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-16
DOBIE MAKES DENIAL
VIII Not Leave Cornell TO Coach
West virginia, He Says

Ithaca, N. Y, Dec. 16.-Denial Of a
published report that Gilmour Dobie,
coach Of the Cornell University foot
ball team, will become coach at the
University of West Virginia next sea :
son was made here today. Both Grad
uate Manager Romeyn Berry, of the
Cornell Athletic Association. and Coach
Dobie declared that the report was
news" to them.
Coach Dobie has three year con e
tract at Cornell, effective for two years
more. and Graduate Manager Berry
stated that the coach has been in con
sultation with him relative to plans for
the 1921 Cornell football schedule.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-16
West vIrolnIa Is Silent

Morrantown. w. Va, Dec. 16.-H. A.
stsnsbury.. athletic director Of the West
virginia University. today declined to say
Glmour Dobie. coach OF the Cornell foot
ball teams, as coach Of the 1921 team. but
added 1921 coach had not yet been Sc
iected.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-16
Cage Statistics
ANDY SMITH HAPPY
Expects Berkey and Mcmillan to
PLAY AqaInst Ohio state

Berekeley, Calf, Dec. 18.---Coach
Andy Smith, Of the University Of Cali
fornia eleven, was rejoicing today In the
belief that Berkey and Mcmillan. two
of his fastest linemen, would entirely
recover from their injuries in time to
play against Ohio State at Pasadena
New Years Day.
Thirty members Of the U. G. squad
went through first practice yesterday
preliminary to the big game.
"I do not want to be too optimistic,
but Il will take wonderful football
aggregation to beat California" Smith
said, after the workout.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-16
Braves to Train at Galveston

Boston. Dec. 18.--Galveston. Tex. will be
the training ground for the Boston Braves
Texas League grounds at GALVESTON until
a week or ten days before the National
League season starts The barnstormlnp
tour OF recent years has been abandoned
and only few exhibition games. possibly
with the New York Yankees will be played
The Braves have trained at Columbus Ga
for the last two years.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-16
Trinity Meets Tabernacle Toniaht

Trinity, formerly OF the old Brotherhooa
hoSr. Flfty-nin;h and spruce str streets. 10.
night IN all probability Judick will be at
the tap-on post for Trinity. with "WhItey''
Lex and Foley. forwards. Brouzh and
Schoenberg will look after the guard posi-
tions, with Singley and Gotschall in re-
serve. Trinity would like to meet a few
out.of-town teams during January and Feb
ruary, George L. Schoenberg. 1929 Porter
ut trpet
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-16
Probable Line-Up
for Toddy's Came
All-Phils<Ieiphia

end at center forward. Miss Graham's
position will be occupied by Miss
Jones.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-16
Waller CAMPS AHAmerican Teams
EIR ar TEAM

Blue and former Northeast High School
star. stated this morning that he ex-
pected A victory. 1--WE are IN great
shape for the game" said Binns, "and
look for a victory. look for Lee to
regain his form Of the early season and
deliver this afternoon. Vicente Bingham
and the remainder Of the boys are all
confident of victory. IL should be one
of the greatest soccer games eyer played
between two college elevens.'
The line up of the two teams follows;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-16
cIymer 10 Manage Toledo

Toledo, o., Dec. 18.--Bill Clymer. who
| piloted the Columbus team. OF the American
Association. last season. has been signed by
Roger Bresnahan to manage the Toledo
American Association team the coming sea-
son. Bresnahan and Clymer signed In New
York yesterday,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-16
Bio Offer for Dempsey .ereb Bout

New York. Dec. 16.-An offer OF $50 900
to defend his title against Harry Greb IN n
ten round bout In Pittsburgh has been made
10 Jack Dempsey by John McGarvey and
Of Pittsburgh
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-01-15
HOLLAND HOUSE
CLOSED TO-DAY
Famous Hosiery of Other Days
viii Be Turned Into a Loft
Building.
BulIdlng.

The Holland House. built in 1883,
One of New York's most fashionable
hostelries Of other days passed out Of
existence to-day when the manage
ment bade farewell to the last remain
ing employees and turned the historic
structure over to SITS purchasers. who
win remodel 1t into loft building.
George T. Stoclman, manager, pre-
scented the employees with $40 and 500
GOD pieces, according to their service
In return. J. N. O'Shes. assistant man.
laser. In behalf OF the employees, pre-.
AsNpted Mr.. stoekman with an en-.
boSsed letter of appreciation.
n was from the Holland House thai
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-01-15
IKreisLer PICys,
Barbour Sings;
Cans 0Hd HIS Echo
By Sylrester Rdwling.

TRtTZ KREtSLTR gave a violin
recital at Carnegie Hall ycstcr-
day afternoon before a crowded
audience that paid tribute to him as
the prince OF 1ddlcrs and accentuated
It's applause with unmistaka6ie
touches OF personal affection. 4
Mach suite, a sonata by COmis Tor
tinPs Devils Trill," and compost
Ions by Beethoven, Schubert, Rim
- Korsnkorf and himself made a
laramie that ranged from the
tIlesic, the rcvered and the serious,
o the modern and the gay and the
ISirolous. Each was played with APP
rttciation and in the proper spirit.
4fe whole was a delight
fnez Barbour, soprano, long a
hanger. returned 10 the local recital
aN.ge at Aeolian Hall yesterday after
neon. Both her voice and her art
fave matured. She is become a
oenmanding interpreter OF songs and
har voice Is Of a quality that appeals
her programme included songs by
Handel and Haydn, Schubert and
Brahms, and n group by Henry Had
ley, the composer, who IS her hus-
band. Richard Hageman was her ac-
sOmpanist at the piano.
Rudolph GAM, the pianist led the
4 Philharmonic Orchestra at Carnegie
Hall last night in the playing OF
Liszt's piano concerto in Il flat-majoc
nsSth the Duo Art Piano as soloist
Reproducing Mr.. CAMS own recording
81 the piano part. To see the keys
mOVe, and to hear the sounds pro-
led from the instrument, while the
rbndnCtoT's attention is centred upor
Ohantom player. is a bit uncanny
~ said when Walter DamrUsch anC
lAe Symphony Orchestra did "a similal
hunt at Aeolian Hall wlth Harold
Hauer absent in Chicago, as soloist
The concerto, probably, never was
Dlayed so perfectly by Mr.. CAM, foi
- had polished the reproduction. The
Mechanical instrument Is a wonder
IA thing and its uses are apparent
hat the personal presence of tn,
layer a-piaying counts for much
This was made manifest by the pre-
vious playing by Mr.. CAM of the
List A major concerto, a brilliant
Performance.
Boris Godunoff' was sung at thu
Metropolitan Opera House last nigh
instead Of "L'AmO-e del IRE Re-" be
cause Of the illness OF Martinelh Diduri
gplendid impersonatlOn OF the namt
art and the all round excellence q
the cast caused the performance tC
be enjoyed by large audience. Or.
vile Harold has added to his vogue
~ his Dimitri.
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friday rs USuAL. BARGAIN DAy
10th JANUARY SALE (S Ssfss:Gsa
Adds to Friday Bargains, Making List of
Economy Values Unmatched for Savings
Table Linens
10Th January Sale Adds
to Friday Bargains

$3.50 - -
Napkins--Union linen damask
part cotion) - Serviceable quail.
ity, bleached--our regular 90 9l,
doz. d. 8B
Imported MsrcsriEed DamaSk
Pattern Cloths fine close
weave 80 bleachcd 49, 0Ox0G--
our regular s4.5O.... S.24
MerceTizod Damask Pattern
Cloths-T2X90--
our regular Sj.50"..... S.SA
Linen Damask NaPLins--S2SlS
our reg. SlG75-doz. 500
Linen Dan1aak Pattern Cloths
heavy qunlity--siEe GsXGs
our regular S0.50"..... 900
Linen Damask Pattern Cloths
7sS7a- heavy quality
our regular sll.O0. 100
MeTcerized Darnask-7O inches
widc-our reg. tl.A5. ... LOO
22-In. Napkins mCrcerizcd da M
ask--our reg. S3.05-doz. =. ~
Doylies- Madeira hand cmbroi-
dcrcd and scRlloped--duinty de-
,igns--our regular .6S &C.. II i
ScArfa, and ShAms--
lace trimmed, some with
lace inserts
our regular Sl.25. .."
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STENOGRAPHER-Quick, anrurSts. willing u
worn after O'Clock II called upon 70 do 50
70 be assistant 10 bead stenogFG pher-Abe "a
assist on switchboard. Good Ialary 70 right PARTY
Answer Boa d COS World.
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Girls w ear
10Th January Sale Adds
to Friday Bareains

Misses and Girls MILDLY
Blouses Washable jean :. an
white or with colored trimming,
d to 20 years
our reg. $l.0i ........ LIZ
Clearance Of Girls Serge
DresSes--Navy blue-worstcd
or braid trimmed
our reg. $500 .... u. u s
Clearance Of Girls Handsome
Velvet Dresses Navy, brown.
green and burgundy y to 10
yTs.--our reg. 5000 y ID
Girls Tan Crash Dresses
Trimmed with solid contrasting
colors-siaes TO IL VA,
our reg ats, LA
Girls Sweaters Atwood, coat
style, with belts and pockeis--
in ptbIq. rose. buff and American
Bear -
our s7o4..,....O.O2
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Towels and
TOWelin3
10Th January Sale Adds
to- Friday Bargains

10th January sale hudS
to- Friday bargains
Turkish Wash Cloths--iarEe
sire. bleached, ahsorbent--col-
orcd stripe border
our regular .S4........... -
Cotton Huck Towels-hcmmed
and hleached---
our regular .sS.......... .SS
Turkish Towels---full bleachcd.
white lorders. bemmed--
our regular .St......... I'D
Turkish Towels closely woven.
absorbent weave WI ito
hemmed-
nur regular sl.os".....- 80
Cotton Glass TowelS--soft fin
ish, red striped centres aud
borders-hemmed---
our regular .34.....,.... 20
Roller Towellng--colored Dor
dcrs--our regular 80. 30
Linen Toweling--cC,orcd border
our regular ,A0,.,...,.. % j
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Rugs and Carpets
10th January Sale Adds
to Friday BARGAINS

Scanned and Seamless Wilton
Rugs 49, Two famous makes
known for their ooloFing aud
design 4 IL IT,
Our reg, $40. no. ...O6.70
sS1iOI2 IT.
Our reg. sII5,00. 82. 90
Chinese, oTisntal and Persia
designs IN blue. rose and tSp
eolorings.
Wool Fibre RuEs-FeveRSible,
suitable for living, dining and
bedrooms, beautiful border and
medallion designs 10 dark tones
Of blue. rose and tan:
pTl2 fL...........,Sl.B+
S3xIO.6 it.........lS.04
New Velvet CaFPetinS--s7
inches vide, IN geometricsl,
Persian and two-toned effects.
Our reg, SJ.t7.....Nd, S,O7
splendid sslcctiou OF Chenille
Rugs reversible colorinEs, also
tile and figured effects, suitable
for bathrooms
a. 50 niche. ....... 3.AG
r. Z ~ inches ....... 4.47
e s. inches .........0 .O7
Fine quality Administer RusS-
s7x54 inches ........ 4.O7
80 6S inches ......S,17
About 500 Manufactures
Sample CaTPst-RuSS -- high
grade quality, IS X n inch :,
require no finishing %. j. IL
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-01-15

No Mail or Telephone Orders
on the Above,
Important January Sale re-
auctions op Win-WROh-
HeaVisS Mohawk, WHFnsuttA
and New Bedford sheets and
pillow cases.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-01-15
UndermuSlinS
10Th January Sale Adds
to Friday Bargains

w = W LOU = sallLS
Corset Covers-Finc nainsook.
yokes preltily trimmed
our reg. .O7............, ~
Corset Covets-Dainty models
our reg. Sl2S. ....... I'D
Corset Covers ainsook, lace
trimmed yokcs--
our reg. .6S ........... Oh
With ruffles Of good
embroidery or lace inserting
and edge
our reg. .7S ........... .Ol
Drawers-Finc quality nainsook.
in straight or modesty styles
lace or embroidery trimmed
our reg. Sl.2S ...,...... .S2
Drawers--Good quality cambria
---ruffle with tucks aud II. $.
our reg. .78. ........... 90
Nainsook Bloomers-Flesh col
ored-ruffle with blue stitching
our reg. .SS ........ .04
Extra Quality Sateen
Bloomers-black, navy or
elastic at waist and knee
our reg, $l.4S ......I.SS
Night Dresses Of fine nainsook.
in a great variety Of pretty
models
our reg. $l.97....,....l.O
Night Dresses-Newest models,
our reg. $2.94........2.44
Night DTesses-Eine nainSook.
beautifully trimmed
our reg. $S.6S........S .DS
Night Dresses-Muslin or main
sock; round. V or b / & h neck
models-fine tuCks, embroid-
cry lace. or hand embroid-
cred yoke
our reg, Sl,CS.......... L. 80
Envelo pc Chenlise - Nainsook
round neck - embroidered
edge OF fancy stitch and ribbon
band
our reg. :07,........... .0S
Envelope Chemise-Flesh or
white, lace trimmed or tailored
modCls-fancy stitch
our reg. Sl.4S........... .S2
Envelope Chemises-Finc quail
ily mains ook 49, several dainty
models---
our reg. sI.0s. ........I .36
Envelope Chernises-fine main
sock, Beautifully trimmed
our reg. S2.0S.......... La
Chemi-Bloomsrs-Fancy lace
trimmed Jokes front and back;
bon bands and elastic
al knees
our reg. SOS. ........1. 1877
Petticoats-Cambric and main
sock ruffles Of wide emily
our reg. Sl.2S............ III
Petticoats 49, Wide ruffles OF
openwo k embroidery and filet
pattern laCe-
our reg. Sl.GS.......... i. 80
Petticoats-Bcauliful lace and
embroidery trimmed mode Is
our reg. $5.iS ..... LOS
Combinations -- Good quality
nninsoD k, skirt or drawer
styles. embroidery or lace
trimmed
our reg. sI.97 .... LIS
Combinations-NAinsoo k.
fancy Jokes
our reg, 1898 ...,. I.S1
Princess Slips -- Yoke n i
skirt deliberately trimmed with
fancy lace
our reg. S34S =. H
Extra Size Drawers Good
quality muslin, hcmstitchCd
rufiles-
our reg. sL2s....... rs
Extra Size Corset Covers
Round neck. nainsook. ribbon
run-h. S.
our reg, .6S...... .4S
Extra Size Corded Band
Chemise-Sizes 40 TO 70
our reg. slis. ..... I.26
Extra Size Night Dresses
Cambria; uaiGsook edge on
,titChinC--
our reg, sl.O7,,...... lao
Extra Size Petticoats C,mhrr
or muslin, Wide ufll,s of en-
LruI|cry, or lace
our reg. st.GS ... l.S !
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Wash COttOnS
10Th January Sale Adds
TO Friday BARGAINS

Apron GinghAm--One Of best
makes indigo blue
Special 20 yd,
81 in. Blue ChAmbFSy-
remnants Of ,4j quality
.8S I'd.
Yard Wide Outing Flannsl
heavy quality I'd, n, .4S
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-01-15
HELP wANTEo-FEMALE.
PERMANENT
POSITIONS
FOR


YOUNG WOMEN.
5000 TO $1,000 a year.
Working conditions
and opportunities for
promotion are excel
lent.
Call at 1853 Broad
way, N. Y. c., and see
Miss F. G.. CarncrOse,
who will give you full
particulars, or
Fill in and mail the
blank below.
Please communicate
with me about the pO-
ton which you ad-
Vertised.
Name ....."...........,.u.,
AddPeSS...................,,.
Telephone No....."".
Age ..............."".."
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

GOVERNMENT SALES.
IhJE UUdM.N-NDINI UFFlIEt, NatervyNn
Arsenal. WaurtOwu, MaE viii uiltl " . clook
nom a January 81. 1870. negotiate Tor diTer7
sale engJ T. o, D. cars, Narsr,0su ArssnAl ID
tNruil sisht ~ hHao usod inAuuins lCna ar
RANGED tDr dlFdt alrrent InoaOr EsHIi a
nlli asnt VII not b. incl I'D with, mArH'n.s
llclyd,d N !iat ary BrdES"r, boring lAthef
~ a. ~ III I"na IaNT Z" 'n . ~
rVwyl lrauers, - 10. - In. - D.. q
l@iuh Plangr, IS 10, 4 - .n u Il. Thyp
Is m, f. Il. Barh m4ahine rgrna inpg unsold
az r. uulurS noon 0u feb. =, 1000 viii b" sO'i
al isIAir auctpn AZ WatertSvEn Arrna a. 10
ooIn4 N FsbriHr no. iVgO ~ ls highest
nrsioF Rddeu mlHi %" prularrsi ul maize daos,t
AZ gOG ~ TIE amount bid ln 4, S. --r'GtJ or
~ ,eFffed llra0k imHrt iatfly uruu award luu
uasutcAt nlUa br made h4Opa ma A,nss Nlll h.
InOVgd ShuEing uAtTutIUT mus be iuuisrtd
and tu. amount Isld within lEer dait alter
aNari fuuhT information ON AphatOn.
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HELP wANrso-FEmALE.

FOR
YOUNG WOMEN
AND GIRLS
OVER 10.
Permanent employ
ment for young wo-'
men with or with
out previous tele-
phone experience.
Good pay from the
start with regular
and FIRE q u e n I in
creases.
Annual vacations with
fun pay and liberal
sick benefits, medical
advice and pensions
without cost TO en-
plOyeeS.
Operating and recPea-
ton rooms are large,
well ventilated and
com forta bly, fur
nished.
Lunchrooms are pro-
Vided in principal Of
fees in which hot
meals are provided
at less than cost.
Positions are also
open for all night
work at extra pay
for those who prefer
this work.
MAIN EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE: 9th st. and
Broadway, Manhat-
tan. BR HN CHI EN-
PLOY ENT Of
FICES: So w. Houston
ST., Manhattan; 4B3
East fremont Ave,
Bronx (12 M. TO 8 p.
M, and in Brooklyn,
81 WillOughby st. and
1886 Broadway.
If unable to come to
an Employment or
flee, telephone Miss
Bre m err, Madison
Square 1900" Gree
calD, for further in
formation.
NEW YORK TELEPHON.
COMPANY.
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10 kriday bargains

PCys' Suits s,mr. Norf,lk mod
u.s. newest pockets ,omc
with extra 'Tuu,cr, 90 Il
u.s. our reg elG'0 8. y d
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TOillt Articles
10Th Jaruary Sale Adds
to Friday Bargains

Large bar White CASTLE Soap
our reg .5t,..... ....... IL
Large bottle Peroxide
our reg. .25..-....,..... IL
Ivoroyd Toilet Articles
Fancy French Pattern
Brush value sI "a, ,. ID
Mirror value sim, ,. I'd
Powder Box and Hair Receiver
our reg, sl.S6, each LA
Buffer our reg Site. .S3
Sslve Jars, Button Hooks, Nail
Files, Cuticle Knives
all our reg So value
each ......... ..,... III
Hughes Ideal No. Sc Hair
BTuSh-our reg. Sl.47... LIZ
stearate Of zine-LY
our reg. % ct, size. ....,. ~
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White Goods
2Oth January Sale Adds
10 Friday BaTeaIns

36-lneh Underwear cSmbTiea
our reg. .35,,,...,........S 80
36-Inch Underwear NSinsOok -
our reg, t0....,.,,..... az
36-ineh LongclOth-
our reg. 45,............. ,S6
36-Inch Underwear NainSOok =
44-Ineh Chiffon Wolfe
our reg. .70............. .OS
4O-inch French Wolfe
Special Value y
44-Inch French Batists-
our reg. 30 ,.,.,....,... 80
HsaTn GOODYEAR Poplin
30 in Special Value .SS
"HeaTn's Cood-Wesr" Lawn
80 in SpeciSlVHlue as
aAa-lnN - IN 81 V,inaaa
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Department Third Floor,
Boys Hats Chinchilla and
plush also fur polo hats
our reg sl0i 20 s.9i ]. %
Boys Caps Newest styles
gray and brown mixtures
plso chmchilla polo caps--
vide bands
our reg. Sl4S LOO
-. D.. "a T. Al...k;,.,..a,
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Iron SSSte1 ly y5, s.. a, + n q 81 A''
MATI&EE SArl HpAl.
Be tina ALlCh I" "J wnna apple
NM Es'lu n LOulI MsUt $ ia
Week in "Ffisndb En- misl" Nov.
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Dress Goods
10Th Jar uary Sale Adds
TO friday L.Ieains

10 IIlGaS L.IeainS
~ 10 s. in, All Wool Sergrs,
Tricotines, Epinglcs, lIcnrieitas
and other wcuvC,--
our reg. 1897. ...... 5.D7
- 10. All Wool Silycrionc NclourS
tan, brown, navy and Oxford
our reg 1857 to SJ.3S--
3.O7
"a in. All Wool Poplins-
navy blue. ............ 10Y
All Wool Challis--
dots and floral designs. las
IS in. All Wool Storm SersoS--
cream, tan, brown, myrtle, navy
and black ......,...,.I. LOS
Boys Clothes
oath January Sale Adds
A.. krttaN I,aNyt.1ng
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FlannelS
10th January Sale Adds
To FRIDAY RaroajnS

10 frl0ay Bargains
36-lnCh BleAched Domet Flan-
mel also SO-inch unbleachcd
heavy Canton
our regular 4S........... 80
27-lnch Dcmet Flannel
our regular .aS.........,. .23
Silk-Embroidered Wool Flan-
mel themslitchcd or scallopcd)
variety Of designs--3s inches
widc-our regular sI.07 LA
BleSchsd and UnbIsaehOd
Canton Flannel, also hlcachcd
Dumct heavy fleocy uap--
our reg. 37......... .yd. 3 I
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pPJNCEcc Thea, W. IS st. EVI Si5.
AANNA0 Last Matinee Sat. $50
t / 4,Srs NIGHTIE NIGHT WFSs y TsANo's
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The Washington times., 1920-01-28
HOUSTON TORETA|N
TREASURY CHIEFS
Secretary VIII Make No Shifts
In Personnel Of High
Officials.

As soon as David Y. Houston Is con-
flrmed BY the Senate as Secretary of
the Treasury, his first step will be to
summon together the officials In high
executive posts. and give assurance
that the official personnel Is TO re-
main undisturbed. All OF the present
assistant secretaries are expected to
continue In service for some time.
Contrary TO reports current yester-
day, Assistant Secretary Roland C.
Leffingwell is expected TO continue
In office indefinitely. or at least pntil
some OF the important features of the
financial program. engineered by him
since the beginning of tho war, are
successfully consummAted. Mr.. Left
flngwell, although mentioned promi-
nently In connection with the post
vacated by Mr.. Glass, never actually
was considered an active candidate
for the Job. He Is said to feel In no
sense disappointed therefore that he
was not selected.
Assistant Secretary Leffingweli has
been particularly busy In connection
with the issue OF Treasury certifi-
Gates Other matters equally import
ant engage his attention. IL is un-
that Secretary Houston will
urge Mr.. Leffingwell to retain his
Treasury connection as long as II
may be possible for him to do so.
without prejudice to his extensive pri-
vate business interests.
The Washington times., 1920-01-28
D. c. VOTE PUBLICITY
BOARD TAKES BUILDING

The National Press committee for
District OF Columbia suffrage Will
move on Saturday to 400 Pennsyl-
vania avenue northwest. This Is ons
OF the most prominent corners in the
city. The entire three-story struc.
turs will be used by the National
Press committee and affiliated COM
mittees in the campaign to secure
representation in Congress and the
Electoral College for half million dis
franchised people OF the District.
The first floor will be used for of
fices OF the National Press commit
tee. the veteran suffrage committee.
the labor suffrage committee. and :hc
woman's suffrage committee.
The second and third floors Will be
used for assemblys and committee
meetings. The second floor will also
be used as headquarters Of the Fed
GRAFTON OF Citizens Associations.
The four buildings adjoining are
used by the War Community Service
from which the National Press com
mittee secured the corner building.
This location for the National Press
committee will give It plenty OF room
for its varied activities. and will also
be q convenient center for all Wash
inztonians who are interested In the
campaign to secure District suffrage.