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The Washington herald., 1920-12-01
BETHANY SQUAD HOLDS
LIGHT GRID PRACTICE

BETHANY. w. Va. Nov. 30.-The
Bethany squad put in an hour and
a half Of stif signal and passing
practice this afternoon on College
Field. Coach Ruls1d gave the Buff
falo warriors few pointers On what
to expect Saturday. having seen the
Georgetown Boston contest last
week.
All Of the men. returned from
tEotr THANKSGIVING vacation yester-
day and held light practice. Kelley
and Hoark. two OF the main cogs in
BethGny's oTense who were dis
ablcd for the West Virginia conflict
n week ago. are again in good con-
dition and showing old-time form in
practice.
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Shatterine Dope Trims YeH
low Hand and Dry Moon
In Au Revoir Handicap.
Foreigner Easily Gets the
Opener.

BOWIE RACE TRACK, Nd. Now.
7o.-While the snow flies through
the somber winter months Maryland.
lovers OF the aristOcrats Of the turf
must look 70 the daily sportin1
sheets for their horse racing. The
thoroughbreds have gone away from
here. ~
a threatening afternoon failed -
keep in town those who wished to
be on hand for the gand finale aud
the largest week day crowd OF the
meeting heard the last bugle caIL
The track continued heavy in spots.
but detracted little from the unus-
uaiiy spirited competition which has
marked the Bowie meeting.
Though a few OF the customary
upsets expected on getaway day
materialized, the program. in the
main. was decided strictly on a basis
OF form. one OF the shocking oc-
currences Of the matinee was the
failure OF Yellow Hand and Dry
Moon, the entry Of u. T. Wilson.
Jr.. to get any part Of the Eu re-
vOIr handicap. the head liner. which
was a struggle Of 4 mile and a six
teenth for all ages. Plainly they
do not fancy Bowie track. They
were fourth and fifth respectiNely-
Recount Gets Feature.
Charles =. Stoncham's Recount.
with Miller astride. had all the foot
Of the party in the feature. forced
a fast pace throughout. and was
in hand five lengths before Sandy
Beal at the wire. The latter was.
under restraint in the early run
ming and always close up. but when
it came TO drive he was no
match for the winner. John Far
rells Clean Gone. showing his
usual burst of speed through the
stretch. was third.
In the same fashion. Jim Beans
Jadda took the Century Handicap.
the secondary feature. This was \
sprint of-siN and one-half furlOnCs
and the winner after racing Lady
Gertrude into submission and draw
ing away, into n long lead. bad
enough left 10 trim Fruit Cake by
4 length Wyoming was a neck
away in third position.
Foreigner shows Class
One OF the real getaway good
things was The Foreigner. which
took the opener. an anair for all
ages. Ior one mile and seventy
yards. but his supporters wefe
robbed ~ a gigantic killing because
Of the fact that the horse was placed
in the dcld At thar. The Fore gner.
in coming away easily al the end
from the pacemaker. TifaniUm.
paid 5000.
During the running Of the Sec
ond number. OF seven furlOngs for
e-yesr-Ulds, such fog hung over
tho course that the col0rs Of the
riders could mot be- diSccrucd dur
ing the run down the back stretch.
As they hit the lane for home. how
ever. the crowd caught HuenUuec
in front. where he stayed untii 'the
wire was reached. defeating Orcus
and Blue Belle.
Jack Reeves. ridden by Wessler.
came from away back 20 win p
purse for his new owner. George
w. Foreman. in the fifth tussle. at
mil. and a quarter. He cam, with
a rush in the last quarter. and was
going away from Hello parIn-r at
the md.
Ggaler was much the best Of the
4. hlrh-class field of p'aters. in the
sixth. while old Widow T-dotte
wrastcd the verdict from H-udrie
after thrilling finish in the race
which brought down the curtain.
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Circles Hurl Challenge.

The manager OF the Circle 4. {.
Juniors would like to arrange a
game with the Mt Rainier Yanks
for the lo5-pound team football
championship FOR next Sunday. The.
manager may he reached at North
1896 after O'Clock
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GRID DISPUTE SETTLED
BY FACULTY ADVISORS
DEMPSEY PREFERS
BOXING TO FOOTBALL

NEW YORK, Nov. s0.-One OF
the most interested spectators
mt the ,Army-Navy football game
mt the Polo Grounfis wns Jack
Dempsey. heavy-wefght boxing
champion. Dempsey wns inter
ested, but not enyious. -Rouga
stuff" he said. after watching
the two opposing lines piled I'M n
huge hemp after an attempt Mt
n line plunge. "Giye me n nice,
gentle sport like boxing for
minev Dempsey had seat ON
the sidflines near n corner o.
the heh and was the center or
an admiring throng of tackies
between the halves. The jackies
tried 10 get his opinion on the
game, with the result ms just
related.
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RICHMOND TRIMS
WHEATLEY, 100 TO 80

Clyde Richmond pulled a surprise
in the District pocket billiard cham
pionsbip play last night. gaining a
victory over George Wheatley. pres
ent title holder, 100 to 90. Rich
mond went out with a spectacular
unfinished run of IS. Wheatley's
high run was. 90 49,
W. Parsons and W. Kimball will
meet in the tournament play to-
night at the Grand Central parlor
at o'clock
The Washington herald., 1920-12-01
TOLEYERS COMMENI5Sss,
ON TIE SZ1SHS1M
aSPORTofk KINGS -
Pitter Patter.

Pitter Patter.
No mistakes will be made with this Whitney cast
off. Is keyed concert pitch and will have good
boy in the coop. From where | sit she looks like a
good thing Talisman is well liked by the Kentucky
contingent The hard boots setting in the works
but that makes never mind. Second will be good
enough for Kirbys plug with Wagner saving
of the purse. All this happens in the
second at Jefferson Park
Fortnight is the fmost fancy in the days
opener. He likes the going and is good as hands
can make him. Ground Swell and Lancelot should be
fighting 1t for the balance of the purse. The
clockers, headed by Old Man Burke. shoot me Marvin
May a special. According to the lads there is a
big commission planted Louisville that goes today
Apple Jack figures right bang-up, while Troitus had
ooked This is a tun race, don't everyday your hand
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STONEHAM'S RECOUNT |
WINS FEATURE EVENT
OUIMET OPPOSES
TWO-SHOT PENALTY

NEW YORK. Nov. 30.-Franeis
Ouimct. former national amateur
and open champion. fs another
star golfer TO esme cut aEsinst
the new two shot penalty for n
ball out of bounds. Ouimet de-
ciares the penalty fs too severe
fhe tc> 20 avoid hitting out OF
bounds He believes if weuld be
bad for the game 20 encourage
anythfns which would cause
golfers to give mp the long
wooden tee shots. walter Hagen
has also given "a as his opinion
that the penalty f. too severe.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-01
GREEN TO PILOT
1921 ARMY ELEVEN

WEST POINT, n. Y, Nov. 30
Cadet Francis Green, Poughkeepsie.
y. Y, center on the Military Acad-
emy team, was elected football
captain for 1921 today.
Brig. Gen. Macarthur today wired
congratulations to the Navy eleven
on behalf of the West Point Cadets.
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Yankees Play Tonight.

The Congress Heights Yankees
will hook up with the Atlantic A. C.
basketeers tonight in the Congress
Heights Auditorium. The latter
team is composed OF former college
men from this vicinity and is well
primed to give the Yankees keen
comnetition.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-01
K. c. Teams PLAY Tonight.

The Carroll and Potomac Council
basketball team will meet tonight
in the second game of the Knights
of Columbus. League at Carroll In
stitute. Saturday night the Wash
ington and Spaulding teams mix.
Keane Council will travel to Alex
andria tomorrow night to meet the
Fitzgerald Council quintet of that
city.
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Belmonts to Have Cage Teams.

The BE lmont A. {. will enter a
basketball team in the local field
again thiS season. according to word
fro- ianager Charles j. Streeks.
IS h street northwest. The Bel
mUnts won fifteen out of seventeen
games played last season.
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caught a certain well-remembered
combination of ease and grace in
handling ground ball
He looked again to make sure.
and there was the Old King. Larry
Lajoie, playing second base with the
kids.
Even among the professional ball
( hlayers there Is a good bit more to
the game than the commercial side.
Love OF the game first starts thnm
under way, and after their league
days are over you'll find others like
Lajoie taking a turn now and then
at the first game in reach.
Joe Jackson now states that ever
bis confeSsioh of cfo6fed playing
wasn't on the level. Finding some.
thing on the level in connection
with Mr.. Jackson would have been
r. wonderful test case for the late
Dy. Holmes.
Copyright. 1920. New York Tribune. Inc.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-01
95-Pounders Get Thisi

The Cleveland Juniors claim the
s5-pOund team football champion
ship of the District with a record
OF five victories
The Washington herald., 1920-12-01
St. Pauls Get Close Game.

The st. Paul bask et-baIl team de-
feated the Steward Business Col
Iege quintet. to s. in a hard fought
game last night. Blumer and Fraw-
ley starred for the winners.
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Claims l20-Pound Title.

The Eastern A. &. claims the l2O-
pound team Eridiron champ. .onship.
according to Manager Joe Kelly.
435 Fifteenth street southeast
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little short on that occasion and
should show a lot OF Improvement
today. With anything like decent
racing luck the Iottellier color
bearer will he on the front end OF
the procession today. Serbian's
last was a hummer. War Club holds
the balance safe. Old Woodtrap,
backed with rare confidence by
smart people the last time out. may
redeem himself in the fourth today.
The company isn't anywhere near
as classy and the route is made to
order. Gen. Haig's last was too bad
to be true. Tab for a form somer-
sault. Master Bill only has to race
back to recent good morning trials
in order to break inside the money.
The balance of the field don't call
for much.
Nominee only has to race back to
that last good effort in order to lead
the procession to the pay-off station
in. the sixth. Is about at his best
now. Warlike should trim Dottas'
Best for the place. Nab is much the
best of the poor lot in the last.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-01
Epiphany Tigers Win.

The Epiphany Tigers whipped the
Rosedale A. C., is to IL. In a basket
ball game last night Play was
close throughout.
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f71 sdSpORTLGHT'
W ~.by Gant2ar1d Rice
B.Ilade Of the biggest Bug.

BsIIade Of the biggest Bug.
Speaking OF Bugs--of the Human
There are many assortments. as
we know.
Each is n Bug. I should say ofthand
However the slanting brow may
grow;
l thought the Ranter on Rooters'
Row
Was the biggest Bug over met:
/ But I've found OF late that 1t isn't
The Goiluf Bug is the worst bug
yet.
To help those failing to understand
What the term Bug means. we
The definition by Webster banned
The Bug is brainstorm on tns
A Comical Conk with fit to throw,
As q Daffy Nut he's the leading
bet
And sizing them up we discover. 30.
The Golluf Bug is the worst Bug
yet.
We have secured the limits of all
the land
From county to county, to and fro:
I Bug Emporiums Wa have scanned,
But the Filbert Joints haven't got
show;
Back to the dump. they are all too
slow
. When It gets right down to the
BOBBY Set:
The Cuckoo Cluckers may come and
The Golluf Bug is the worst Bug
yet.
The Cuckoos swarm in an endless
Aow.
Whether it's sunny or whether it's
wet,
But You can gamble your final
dough
The Golluf Bug is the worst Bug
yet.
Another Invasion.
In a fortnight the Hon. Terry
McGovern, of New York City, will
lead Cornelrs crack cross-country
! team over for another invasion of
British soil.
Jack Monkeys intercollegiate
cross-country champions, who hold
undisputed sway on this side of the
"dAtir VIII SO dlteT the ONtOru-
Cambridge combination, wherein
the winner will unquestionably be
placed at the top of the cross-coun-
try ranking.
Great Britain has always been
quite strong at the cross country
game. so Cornell will come in for
keen test. but under Jack Moak-
ley's guiding hand will be at ton
stride in their hardest test.
Something More.
"Do professional ball players look
on baseball ASIA sport?" We have
been asked more than once.
Last summer Jack Blossom, one
of Yaie's best baseball captains. was
on his way to a Sunday game in
Cleveland.
Big crowds of Cleveland fans were
passing certain lot where, almost
unnoticed, a ball game was under
way. Most of those playing were
youngsters, but Blossoms keen eve
The Washington herald., 1920-12-01

better not be overooked THIS Is tuh so don't overpa
wise the last time out w
The Washington herald., 1920-12-01
One Best Bet Of the Days
PITTER PATTER.
Best Tnke-a-Chance Bet:
SERBIAN.
Best PnrIeyi
TROITUs. wARLIKE +

NEW ORLEANS SELECTIONS.
First Race - POrtIigbt. Ground
Swell. LancelOt.
Second Rnce-Pitter Patter, Tails
man, The WagOner.
Third Rnce-Marvin May. Apple
Jack. TrOItus.
Fourth Rnce-speedster. Serbian
War Club.
Master Bill.
sixth Race - Nominee, wnrlike,
Dottas Best.
seventh Race-Mab. Harvey, smarr
AdeIante.
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ent, James G. Monahan of Darling.


ton.
In the seventh district Joseph W
Beck OF Viroqua has defeated Repre-
sentative John J. Esch. while in the
fifth district William H. STAFFORD OF
Milwaukee was nominated to oppose
the socialist. Victor Berger.
The race in the first district between
Representative Clifford e. Randall OF
Kenosha, former Representative Hen
~ A. Cooper Of Racine. Charles d
Rosa OF Beloit and r. G. Adams Of
waukesha has developed into q close
contest between the drst three.
MEMPHIS. Tenn. September Sim
ability to obtain complete returns from
all precincts in the first and second con-
gressional districts Of Mississippi left
some doubt today as to the Anal result
of Tuesdays run-oH democratic primary.
Dr. B. G. Lowrey Of Blue Mountain
apparently had defeated Albert c. An
derson of Ripley in the second district
according to returns compiled by the
Commercial Appeal, the newspaper fig
ures giving him a lead of approximately
900 votes, which it was believed could
not be overcome.
The race in the first district between
]. f. Rankin and Representative Z. S.
Gambler seekin denomination, was close
Latest returns gathered by the Con-
gressional Appeal gave Rankin margin
of about 500 votes, but several large pre-
cincts had not been heard from. The
newspaper. however. predicted the NOM
nation Of Rankin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-09
Friday Notion
Bargains

Now is the time to buy for
YOUR fall sewing! Don't
let this chance slip away
from you.
Bone Buttons, card, PFC
Fine for trimmings for coats.
suits or dresses. In all colors.
plain and fancy styles. 2, 3, 6, 9
and II on card. I2Nc.
Trimming Buttons. ) dozen. Csc
This is a special purchase of
jet. dull jet, colored rhinestone
and plain glass buttons. Values
to 19c dozen. 3 dozen, Csc.
Crown Snap Fasteners, 8 dozen.
Ioc-In all sizes, black and white.
Friday, 3 dozen. lOc.
NickeI-PIated Safety Pins, 3
dozen, 10c-In all sizes. Fine
points. Friday, 3 dozen, 1Oc.
TwiIled Tape, 2 pieces, Sc
Three yards to the piece. In as
sorted widths. 2 pieces, SC.
Bias Seam Binding, Piece, 1oc-
Six yards to the piece. In
widths from l to E. Piece, 1Oc.
Sanitary Napkins, Dozen, Soc
Fine quality, large size. Special
for Friday. Dozen, SOC.
Cotton Gros grain Betting,
Yard, 1oc-In widths from ~ to
5 inches. Yard, IOc.
Slip-on Wells, each, 5c-With
elastic in the bottom. All colors.
Soecia1 e.
Bundle Hair Pins. Bundle, 19c
In straight and crimped styles.
Featberstitch Braid, Piece, 1oe
I'm white and colors. Good
quality. Piece, 1Oc.
Bathing Caps, 4Sc Each-To
close out the balance of our
stocks, these bathing caps will be
sold. In assorted colors. Each,
45c.
Maid of America Hair Nets, 3
for z5c-In straight and cap
shapes. All colors. 3 for Csc.
First Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-09
POLICEMAN IS FINED.

Policeman Paul 1. Tomardi of the
seventh precinct. charged with speed
ing and operating a car under a dead
license. was fined yesterday afternoon
$50 and SIS. respectively. for each
offense, by Judge John p. Mcmahon in
the District branch OF the Police
Court.
Policeman Belt testified that at 3
O'Clock the morning Of August 81
Policeman Tomardi. driving a road
ster. passed the entrance to the Zoo
on Connecticut avenue at the rate of
between forty and fifty miles an hour
and failed to stop upon command.
Tomardi stated that girl COM
panion in the machine was driving
and believed the officer who COM
manded them to stop to be a hold
up man.
Judge Mcmahon stated upon i'm
posing the fine that he was sorry it
was not in his power to levy a
higher penalty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-09
Some Good Values in
our Children s Dept

Now is the time to fit your
little girl out for school.
Don't wait too long, for
school will be opened in two
weeks. Does she need any Of
these:
75c children's Waists, Csc
made of fine quality cambria,
reinforced at points OF ~
wear. Sizes 2 to II NC
years. Friday......... wv
$3.50 ChiIdren's Dresses, sl.95
Made of Bingham. in checks.
plaids and solid colors with col
lars and cuffs of ~ NJ
solid co. eont sr:s;t 0l.1O
$3.50 Children's Night Drawers,
SI0-Made of cross bar and
plain muslin. In ~ IN
sizes 2 to II years. nj I'D
Friday Special. ~A'AO
children's All.Wool Serge and
Flannel Middies-Trimmed with
braid and laced in
front. Plain yokes n ~
and aadme wsll fitting 14.9O
MILDLY Skirts, in all-wool serge.
Box-plaited models, with waist
:: t.: s',1 !: * ss. rs 't sese $495
Third Floor.
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WOMAN GETS RESPITE.

Josephine Berry. colored. win not be
hanged at the District Jail tomorrow
for the murder of Ada King. also col
ored. Justice Gould, at the request
of the government today postponed
the execution until Friday. October
Is. The hanging was deferred be-
cause President Wilson has not acted
on the petition for a communication of
the sentence to life imprisonment
Assistant United States Attorney
OLeary told the court that United
States Attorney Laskey had recon-
n. ended favorable action on the appli-
cation to commute the woman's SEN
tence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-09
VOiLe and
O1gandie
Blouses,
$1.955

These blouses formerly sold
up to 1895 and are exception
al values at this very low
price.
In either white or colors,
with long sleeves. round neck
and Peter Pan collars. With
frills or lace trimming. Very
dainty and fresh looking. Fri
day, $lo5.
Second Floor. =
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Specials in our
Jewelv Dept

3oc Opera Length Pearl Neck
laees, graduated style with
plated clasp, &c.
SOC Bar and Brooch Pins, large
assortment from which to make
a selection, 39c.
First Floor
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Louxcloth Muslin and Cam
brio, Yard, z9c-36 inches
wide; for family uses, and
especially for misses school
wear. Yard, &c.
l0-inch Domestic Longcloth
and 36-inch Domestic Main.
sook-the ideal cloth for
ladies' fine undergarments.
Special, 800.
Victory Sheets, Each, $40
Size 81x90 (note the extra
length for double bed. Spe-
cial, each, $40.
Salem Sheets, Each, sz.B-
Size 31xQ. There are none
better for durability. Double
bed size. Friday special. each,
$Z.zS.
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Boys Knicker Suits. s7.95-
Norfolk Suits of dark mix
lures, suitable for school
wear. Belted models, with
fully lined knickerbocker
trousers. Sizes J to II, but not
in every style. S7.o5.
Boys BIouses. 9sc-Sport
Collar Blouses. of striped per-
Gale, white madras and khaki.
Sizes 7 to Is. o8c.
Boys Bathing Suits, NC
One-piece style, in navy and
maroon. with trimmings of
white. Special for Friday, 39c.
Fiji
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OddLot of
Cotton BLOuses
Values, $l.o8 to $40
$1.00 .

Many styles of eolored wash
waists, some slightly mussed.
Dainty little organdie collars.
some round and some square
neck. Very good assortment
from which to make your Sc
lection. Choice, $1.O0.
Bargain Table-Main Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-09

Salem Sheets. Each, $50
Size SlxD. These are the
same fine quality for which
Salem is noted. Extra long.
Special, $3.50.
Extra Heavy PiIlowcases.
Each, 60c-One lot only Of
these extra heavy hemstitched
pilloweases. Sizes 50x36 and
45x3o. Each, 6Oc.
1000 Yards UnbIeach E d
Sheeting, Yard, zSc-10 to 20
yards in the piece. Sea Island
grade. Regular 40c quality.
Special for Friday, yard, z8c.
~ Unbleached Sheeting,
Heavy Round Thread, Yard,
75c-Size for double beds. Ex-
ira fine quality, yard, Use.
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Friday Ribbon
Specials

6-inch MORE Taffeta Ribbon,
yard, 50c-in pink. maize, be-
gonia, coral, turquoise, light
blue, cerise, scarlet. Kelly green,
navy, black and white. Buy a
supply for your little girls
early school days. Spe- E0,
ciaI for Friday, yard. 5. OV(
Picot Ribbons, in all colors.
Make stunning trimming for
dresses, negliges, lingerie, etc,
at the following prices for Fri
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Fifth Floor

specials. What could be more suitable for Friday
than few real bargains in Linoleum and Scriin
such as the following:
sl4s Cork-FiIIed LiuoIeum, Square Yard. $ILs-An
perfect goods the highest quality. In wide variety
of patterns suitable for all we'll Offices.
small shops, For Friday, square yard. Sl.Io.
RinswaIts Fet-Base Floor Covering, Square Yard,
63c-A very durable floor covering in a wide range of
attractive patterns Bring your room measurements
with you when purchasing Square yard, 63c.
5000 Yards Scrim and Marquisette, &c and @9c Yard
Excellent qualities for sash long curtains The coors
are white ivory and ecru Wear we'll and will sag.
Values to 75c Friday &c and 4oc Yard
Scrim and Marquisette Curtains Pair, LIS and Szz5
Dainty Curtains, either long sash lengths trimmed
with attractive lace edge and insertions. Values 50
and $685. Special for Friday. $175 and $z.75.
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25Striped Silk Skirts
y $2.95

very good variety in rose, yellow and blue Sold
all summer long for sos This is rare opportunity
and which you will be glad have enjoyed when the
warm days of next summer become a reality For Fri
day only, $2o5
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?
9sc Cloth Hats, zec-MIx-
lures and plain colors; many
styles to choose from. In all
sizes. Choice at 2oc.
Boys Golf Caps. 6sc-Plain
colors, plaids and mixtures.
Lined and unlined. Leather
sweats and unbreakable Wis
ors. Choice at Csc.
Boys Sweaters, $z.4S-Coat
style: excellent quality and
weave: roll collars; pockets.
Oxford gray. maroon, navy
and brown. Sizes Is to "a.
SZ.4S. +.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-09
Boys, Are You ReadytorSchool?

If the time to get ready and the best plan
is to see Lansburgh's first.
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WATSON WINS VOTE
OF GEORGIA AS FOE
OF LEAGUE POLICY

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