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The Washington times., 1920-08-25
BILL BROWN WILL JUDGE
BOUTS FOR TEX RICHARD

NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-The referee
and judges to oficiate at the Madi-
son Square Garden Sporting Club
were announced today by Promoter
Tex Rickard After carefully con-
sidering a score of local applicants
Bill Brown was finally decided on as
official referee. The four judges Sc
lected were james j. Corbett, jor
Biddle, Charles Thorley and William
Muldoon
The Washington times., 1920-08-25
ANGLERS GATHER.

Potomac Anglers Association mem
bers meet tomorrow night at 1905 f
street northwest.
The Washington times., 1920-08-25
STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGIIE
YESTEnnAY,c

YESTERDAYS GAMES
Washington, 8; Chicago, 8.
Detroit s; New York T.
st. Louis, a-3; Philadelphia. Ii
Boston, Z; Cleveland, e.
The Washington times., 1920-08-25
How Teams Stand
in Times Series
INDEPENDENTS.

INDEPENDENTS.
Today-Rspid A. c. VS.. Lin
worth A. c.. Union Park, Fiji
teenth and H streets northeast.
Sis n. m. Umpire-James y.
Hughes.
Tomorrow-Gibra A. c. VS..
Congressional A. c.. Union Park.
5:15 p. m. Umpire - Thomas
Crooke.
Yesterdays score - Shamrock
A. c.. IA: Corinthian. 4.
LEAGUES.
Today. G. o. Main Building
VS.. Treasury, Union Station Field,
515 2. m. Umpires-Richard
Woodward and B. J. Doyle.
Tomorrow-Navy VS.. Shops.
Union Station Field. SIS p. m.
Umpires-Crooke and Nau.
STANDINGS,
The Washington times., 1920-08-25

day in the independent series 1t was
the second win in three davs for the
Shamrocks and marked the second
pitching performance in the same
number Of days for Harry Serrin, the
young Shamrock southpaw.
PITCHES TWO GAMES.
Sorin seems TO be pitching himself
to death lately. but appears to be
getting away with 1T. Sunday. against
Brookland. Serrin famed seventeen
batters. Yesterday he famed twelve,
making twenty-nine in two games
YESTERDAY Serin allowed three hits.
The Corinthians had CAN'T and Jen-
kins, of the Knickerbockers. in the
lineup, so 1T will be seen that Serrin
had some opposition.
McGrory has gathered in Bill Nc
Bride, the youthful navy yard star.
It's a pleasure to watch MAC" play
anything. He's a perpetual kid.
Somewhat past thirty, MAC" plays
the game for all it's worth. Plays II
well and in any position. He caught
Serrin yesterday, and made a first
class Job Of 1t.
navy manaseu 10 SNEAK over run
on the War 1nterbureau team yester-
day and won a 3-to-2 game in six in.
nings The Main Building team which
represents the War Interbureau
League, has had tough luck, but
keeps on trying. Main Building got
ahead, but Navy tied up and then won.
All members of the Gibraltar A. c..
team are requested to attend a meet
ing to be held at s p. m. at the AS
toria apartments. Manager +. w.
Ballenger intends taking UP the post
season series games with the Gibral-
tar members and requests a full at
tendance.
Rooney" Nernstein allowed the
The Washington times., 1920-08-25
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays GAMES.
7; Philadelphia, 2.
Chicago, 7: Boston, z.
Pittsburgh, g. Brooklyn, T.
ST. Louis, 8. New York, 4.
The Washington times., 1920-08-25
TODAY'S GAMES.

at Cincinnati
New York at St Louis
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh
Boston at Chicago.
The Washington times., 1920-08-25

ToDAY'S GAMES.
St Louis at Boston.
Cleveland at Philadelphia
The Washington times., 1920-08-25
HILlTOPS WIN.

Hilltops took a 7-to-2 game from
the New Havens in the junior series
Yesterday.
Evening journal., 1920-12-17

one State had a better showing and
that was New Hampshire where the
per capita purchase was ti.9 cents.
In the sale OF The seals and health
bonds that are being conducted the
Delaware agencies engaged in the tu-
berculosis fight are not asking even so
much as last year. n the per capita
purchase could be the equivalent Of
ten cents per person il VIII enable
these agencies 10 continue all or the
necessary prevention work that
should be done during the coming
year. Up 10 the present time nearly
three thousand persons have con-
lributcd. mostly In small amounts.
Through the interest OF the teach
ors and pupils OF the Newport public
school the seventeen little children at
the tuberculosis proventorium, known
as SunnybroOk Cottage, one Of the IN
sltutlons which will be aided by the
sale Of seals, will have plenty OF jam,
jelilcs, preserves and canned yeRe-
tables for their Christmas treat. The
Newport children have become great
ly Interested I'm tho youngsters at
SunnybrOOk and. are going the limit to
make them happy during the holidays.
Arrangements have been made 10 have
the motor truck at Hope Farm take
the gifts OF the Newport school from
that place 10 Sunnybrook.
Evening journal., 1920-12-17
Tconllnlrd From First Page. J

fContinud From First page)
iad custody Of Bush at the bush
home until this morning.
Rush arrived at the Office OF Magis-
lrase siraeley in an automobile at s.Ju
o'clock. lie was accompanied by
Thomas F. Bayard and Christophsr l..
Ward. personal friends He wore
asrk s,,it and a Khaki shirt. and ap-
narcntly was resigned 10 his fate.
MAGISTRATE StrHley. after reading
he warrant. asked the defendant TO
nlead guilty or not guilty, and he
waived A hearing Bail was liked at
si00O0 but later in The morning
MAGISTRATE Stradley intimated this
AMOUNT might be Increased later.
FollnwinC Bushs confession oL5
lclals OF the Savings Fund changed
be- system so that II VIII not be
,oSsihlc hereafter. for securities TO
~ taken away. Instead OF being In
he custody OF one official number
rill have charge Of them and they
Nill be other wise safcguarded by
hcck-ups.
Accorime to Mr.. Stone all OF the
pcilriiics Of the Institution have been
onc over and the only ones missing
re those Bush admits taking away,
given above. When the semi
nnnal audit OF the banks assets was
made last April all OF the securities
verc intact, The bank officials assert
Stuart J. Horn. who has been as
isinnt secretary and treasurer Of The
ayings Fund society for some time
tas elected secretary and treasure
oilowins the resignation Of Bush
ir Horn has been with the savings
ind since 1887. first entering the
ank as a clerk.
Evening journal., 1920-12-17
WILLIAM BUSH CONFESSES
$500. 900 THEFT OF BONDS

Bush had been with the society ten
or twelve years. coming 20 10 from
the Wilmington Trust Company,
though he had been with tie Savings
Fund before going with The Whining
Trust as auditing clerk. lie was re-
garded as a trustworthy official. lie
had been secretary and treasurer CT
the Savings Fund for three years.
Bush also has been treasurer OF the
BOARD OF PARK Commissioners and
the Historical Society ot Delaware
for a number uf years. These funds,
IL was said today, have not been dis
I turhed.
Bush married Miss Joanna dupont
Bradford daughter OF Federal Iudgr
Edward q. Bradford, retired and they
have three children, the youngest an
I infant Bush who was a grandson or
the late William Bush. morocco
manufactures OF this city, had 'hls
name changed from Lonsbcrry To Bush
BY legislative enactment number Of
Years ago. following the death OF his
parents and at that time he was
! adopted by William Bush as his son.
/ lie studied law, being admitted To
practice in this State. but he ala no
follow that profession During th
war Mr. Bush served ae member OF
Company A, organized Militia OF Del
] aware.
/ state Bank COmmiss, ,Oner George J..
/ Medill made an investigator OF the
dcfalcation Of funds OF the Whining
ton Savings Fund Society this norm
ing and made the following state
ment
II have made an Investigation OF
/ the ALLEGED shortage Of the Whining
! ton savings Fund society ana found
Evening journal., 1920-12-17
Kid Gloves

new pair of Kid Gloves is always an ac-
ceptable gift These in the fashionable styles and
colors are of particularly fine quality.
In black kid with white stitching, two-elaSp,
S3.25 and $500.
In white black, brown or beaver kid, two
clasp, special at $3.50 pair.
French kid two-olasp, in white, black, tan or
grey, S4.0O a pair.
Strap wrist Gloves in grey or brown with white
embroidery, $3.50 pair.
Smart dark brown strap wrist Gloves with
black embroidery. Our special at $500 pair.
Eight-button in black, white and tan, $3.50 a
pair
Women's Glove Silk Underwear
silk Shirts, with tailored or camisole top, $3.50
and $395 each.
silk Bloomers for $3.50 and up TO $3.50.
Silk Chemise, $500, $6.75 and $s.
Union Suits, $3.50; pink white.
Embroidered silk top Vests with fine Isle knit
bottoms, $780, and in the plain style for $3.50
each. Underwear-First Floor
Evening journal., 1920-12-17
Silk Stockings

One of the best Christmas gifts for women.
Special at $500, navy, cordovan, silver, taupe
and black. The former price Of these splendid
stockings was 1925 a pair now $500.
Special Christmas sale of our splendid wearing
Best-Knit Stockings In the fashionable colors, the
regular S2.95 stockings, now at $2.45 pair.
Handsome embroidered clock silk Stockings,
both plain and fancy designs, $500, $3.50, $4.S5
and $500 pair Van Raalte Italian SILK Stockings
OF beautiful quality and appearance, special at $475
a pair.
Infants silk Stockings, $1.Oo pair, Pink,
white or sky blue, silk Stockings for the Older
children at $1.15 to Sass pair, pink, sky, white
black.
Flat silk Stockings in black OF white, for
misses, at $2-s5 pair Hesiery-First Floor
Evening journal., 1920-12-17

$4,000 OF which IL to be contributed
by the Delaware School Auxiliary AS
sociatlon. The building is TO be a
two-story brick structure. approx
mately 200 feet front by 100 feet deep.
The preliminary layout shows ar
rangements for ten classrooms. man
ual training room, domestic science
room, and agricultural laboratory
toilet rooms for boys and girls on
both floors, a locker room for boys
and girls, and 1t is hoped to include
in the structure an auditorium, which
can be used also as a gymnasium.
The building will be heated by
steam and have hot wcter and sew
axe connections, the lighting TO be by
electricity.
Evening journal., 1920-12-17
Sensible Gifts for Women

House Dresses, "Expansion," in handsome
checks and stripes, good quality gngham, were
$3.50, now $4.95.
House Dresses, Expansion" of light percaes,
with white collars and cuffs that have been $3.50
apiece are now in the Christmas sale, at $3.95 each
Women's Corduroy Bath Robes, in beautiful
shades of rose copen and purple. These have
been selling for $1,000 each and are now reduced
for the Christmas sale to $3.50 each. Fine quality
and the most acceptable Christmas gift
Japanese Silk Quilted Jackets with sleeves
$3.50, without sleeves, $3.50 each. These make
splendid present to the woman who drives her
own machine or who is out of doors good deal
during the cold weather. 2d Floor-take elevator
Evening journal., 1920-12-17
High-Grade, All-WoOl
Dress Goods Reduced

A dress length or a skirt length of these splen-
did quality dress goods will make mother grand
mother a splendid Christmas remembrance
Trcotines, that were 5000, are now reduced
to $500. SO inches wide.
56.inch wide Serges, that were $3.50 are now
$3.50; the $3.50 Serges are $3.50. These are all
WOOL and in black blue, brown, green and other
desirable colors.
A beautiful plaid, handsomeSt combination Of
black green blue and white that will make the
smartest of separate skirts is reduced to SAYS
a yard II is all wool and was $3.50.
Very handsome quality in modiSh plaids, quiet
and rich made by PrieSty of London two styles
only left for $500 instead of $500
Dress GoodS-First Floor
Evening journal., 1920-12-17

LIFE AND CHARACTER READING.
DECEMBER II.

In this person we have the ideal
love OF home and family as the domi-
mating trait. The perceptions are keen
and the intuition to foresee and fore
tell Is unusual.
There Is ability and tact and a posi-
ton Of success in public life. The
men OF this birthdate make money
easily and spend It lightly and with
out thought. with a good business
education and training great financial
success attends every effort
Energy, aggressiveness and ambition
are leading characteristics.
Metal workers, domestics and agents
should watch the Want Ads for good
opportunities during the coming
month.
Evening journal., 1920-12-17
Wool Filled Comfortables

pretty and practical for Christmas gifts at special
Christmas sale reduced prices.
Full size, warm and light in weight these wool
filed, silk covered Comforts that we're 500, here
now only $19 each. Those that we have been
selling at $40 are now reduced to $17.5O. In fine
French finish batste coverings these $16 wool filled
Comforts are now reduced to $14.5O each.
The SIS ones are now $13, and our $3.50
Comforts, wool filled, are now only $11 each.
And special on the cutest little Crib Blankets
that we've been selling for $3.50 with blue or pink
borders and soft and warm, are now reduced to
$2.75. Fourth Street Store.
Evening journal., 1920-12-17

Crop production Of the Lower Mis-
sissippi Valley has increased billion
dollars during the last ten years.
The new cotton crop OF Egypt has
been estimated at 6i2, 100000 pounds.
Evening journal., 1920-12-17
To brighten up your bathroom or to make it easy
to keep the kitchen clean
These LinOleumS

are specially priced for Christmas selling at $1.2o
for printed and on up, and at $l.5O and on up for
inlaid noleums
We have very desirable remnant lengths in the
heavy printed inoleums at csc a square yard. If
you are prompt we can get these out for you before
Christmas Think how happy mother will be with
a new bathroom or a new kitchen of bright, CHEEKY
linoeum Third Floor-take elevator
Evening journal., 1920-12-17
SEAL SALE is
CHILD SAVER
lContInued From FIrst page. J

Continued From First pagc.)
persons 90 whom letters were sent re-
questng that they purchase at leas,
81 worth fseals. One mal writes,
In enclosing his 81. "The night against
tuberculosis Is one that requires the
support OF every man, woman and
child in the nation and State, II II Is 10
be successful. Another man. living
Just outside OF Wilmington, writes
81 enclose 50 TO help the good work In
which you are engaged and may the
good Lord bless tie cause" A wo-
man sent 50 instead OF 81 and in writ
ing said, 81 wish / had more 10 give
TO help fight this dreadful disease" "
one former Dtlawarean writes from
Philadelphia, enclosing his contrlbu-
tlOn. and writes Although IN Phila-
delphia ! feel II my duty to help those
in my home State who are suffering.
In the purchase OF Christmas seals
per capita Of population, Delaware
was the second state IN the Union
last year According 10 tabulation
lust announced the per capita pur-
chase OF seals last year was equivalent
10 iiSS per cent. per person. only
Evening journal., 1920-12-17
Ever Taste a Pyrex Pie?
when you do you'll want some more

when you do you'll want some more
Get Mother some Pyrex glass ovenware dishes
TO help with the cooking. She'll like 1t tor they
cook better and the foods served in the same neat
dish. does away with one to wash and youH IKE
the taste-yeS, Stree.
Pvrex Pie Plates 9Oc and $1.OO.
Casseroes for puddngs, heathfu '1ett-overs, ="
JscaIioped oysters real baked beans, are $l.75 to
$500
Custard cups, 25c to 30c each and there are
an SORTS of shapes and sizes besides the gift box
The gift box has IL useful pieces neatly packed
and sells for $500. II you want to make Mother
smile on Christmas Day in the morning just give
her some Pyrex glassware.
Evening journal., 1920-12-17

that 10 would be but a small amount
the bank having been secured by
surety bonds and by other forms OF
indemnity for the amount OF the
shortage This occurrence In no way
Affects the safety Of the depositors
or the security Of the society
"rhe contingent fund of the saw
ings Society Is si,sJO,OOO
Evening journal., 1920-12-17
LEWES sure OF
new SCHOOL

continued from first page)
from which estimates have been
made. The proposed structure Will
cost ln The nelghhnrhood OF s21OOOO. :.
Evening journal., 1920-12-17
The Smith ZOllinger Co.,
4th and Market
Were You, Too, Puzzling Over
Your Xmas Lists Last Evening?

seems growing and the fashion give useful GIFTS
helpful every day things like gloves hosiery dress material
shirts underwear better place to buy these things than
gh here nu Won know and can depend still ample
give YOU easy choice and prices constantly working downward
Evening journal., 1920-12-17
These Soft, Pretty
Japanese CrepeS
Csm ~ -
Specially Priced at 3Sc

make the incest of house dresses and dresses for
little children They come in lavender green, rose
white, peach, copen, chamois and old rose They
look well, wear well, wash we'll and do not require
ironing. dress pattern in a Christmas box will
make most acceptable gift
White Goods-First Floor
Evening journal., 1920-12-17
SNOW WHITE DERRYVALE IRISH TABLE
LINEN REDUCED

Just the Thing for Christmas Gift to Mother
All-llnen, snow white, heavy damask, that we
have been selling at 1926 yard, Is now reduced
to $3.50. That we have been selling for S4 90
Is now $3.25. The $500 grade Is now $3.50, and
the $3.50, $4.s5 a yard.
Linen Napkins that will match these table
linens or go with them beautifully, are now reduced
10 95.C~, yS.e5, $1.75 and $3.50 per dozen.
Linen Dept-Fourth Street
Evening journal., 1920-12-17
Attractive Gifts From the JeweIry Department

Attractive Gifts From the Jeweiry Department
Breast Pins In co0red settings, from SOC to
$1.50 each.
Rhinestone Bar Pins $3.50 to $3.50. These
in all the wanted colors, including green, amber,
red, amethyst. white crystal and jet, from SOC to
$3.50.
Very good RicheIieu pearl Beads, from $1.O0
10 $3.50 a string,
Beaded Bags, in afi the new eoiors and styles
most beautiful designs, from $3.50 to $3.50 apiece
Feather Pans, green, black yellow, burnt Of
ange, old blue, American beauty and white, $500
to $3.50 each,
The new shapes in Bag Tops, sheH OF metal,
SOC to $3.50.
Evening journal., 1920-12-17
CHRISTMAS TREE ORNAMENTS

OF course. you Will want to freshen up your
stock
A beautiful line Of brilliant new Christmas
tree trimmings has just been unpacked and is ready
FOR first choosefS. Prices from Sc up. Displayed
in the basemcnt--Fourth Street.
Evening journal., 1920-12-17
TOYS, GAMES, BOOKS AND WAGONS

Dolls, Seds, Trains, all sorts Of most inter-
esting and attractive Chrsmassy things for the
youngsters, both large and small.
You will find our line Of games and juvenile
books unsurpassed in variety, interest and quality
for the price. wonderful line Of games and build
ing toys
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-30
FRENCH USE MANY
SENEGALESE TROOPS

CONSTANTNOPLE. July "a
Black troops. many Of them Senega -
lese. have been used By the Frcncl
IN their joint occupation q thu
city. The Sene galese wear brigat
green uniforms and red feZzes. The.r
faces are decorated with sal IS
across the cheeks and about the
eyes. They usually wear large rims
IL the ears and many OF them have
straGCly boards cut 10 a point on
the chin. Although tho SeDegaiese
are Noslems. they get on badly wit
the Turks. especially n the inter
Tor. where much Of the feeling
against the French Is traceable H.
the black troops
A member OF the Turkish foreign
Office staff, who was educated a.
several European universities and
has lived ell over the world. re-
Gently approached n group OF Sen
eEalese soldiers near the sublime
porte and enga ged them IN Sonver-
sation, addressing them IN French
Just why did you come over
hero 90 he asked
We cane TO bring civilization 20
the Turks" the leader OF the group
ret0rted haughtily.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-30
GYP'S VAHPING KEPT
HIN OUT OF 4
REGULAR DOGS CRAVE.

ATLANTA July 29-Be:ng a
stool pigeon is a dogs life, but
then
It was a case Of life or death
with Gyp.
w. L. Lively. Atlanta's sprightly
dog catcher arrested Gyp for not
wearing proper dog jewelry. The
penalty sessed-after days passed
and no one bailed him Out-was
death
Gyp took counsel with himself.
B'dogged If he'd be bumped Off
and he such a business dog, too
b'dogged if he would.
Gyp had talents.
He made such a showing at plain
and fancy dOg-vamping that Lively,
looking on. signed him for a life
contract Shy strangers that fled
from the very rumble Of the dog
patrol sidled up 10, Gyp for recogni-
ton. Hard boiled outlaws that
ranged the dark alleys liked Gyp's
ways and were converted.
"I wouldn't take anything for
that dos" quoth Lively. My bust
mes has nearly doubled since I found
him. DOggondest dog I ever saw
And Gyp certainly is a terrier.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-30
MAY FORM NEW
COMMUNIST PARTY
FOR ENGLAND
Socialists Left Wing to
Hold Meeting in Au-
gust.

LONDON. July 2s.-An attempt
will be made 10 form a Communist
party in England August /, at a ma
tlOnal convention OF left wing
socialist and industrial organiza-
lions. Socialist bodies OF the ex-
IRENE left have been holding unity
conferences" internationally for sew
eral months with that end in view.
The invitations 10 the convention
point out that three points are con-
sidered cardinal by the promoters,
the dictatorship OF the proletar1at.
the soviet system. and adhesion To
the Third Internationale.
The direct promoters of the con-
vention are the British socialist
party, the anti-war majority section
OF which was once the socialist
democratic party; the Workers So
cialist Federation, composed of Miss
Sylvia Pankhurst's followers: and
the Communist Unity group OF the
socialist labor party. The socialist
labor party has not signihed its in
tention 70 participate in the con-
vention.
Hold Discussion.
A great deal OF discussion has
arisen over the attitude the power
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-30
z,fAEaA:ds;@|
AUDITORIUM

Loves Harvest" delightful
com edy-dra ma featuring Miss Shir-
lev Mason, the sweetest little girl on
the screen, is being shown at the
Auditorium today Although Miss
Mason, who is q sister OF Viola
Dana, has been on the stage since
she was four years old, she must
be considered something OF a dis
covery. At the age of nineteen she
is hailed as one of the most beau
tiful girls of the screen. Fresh and
unspoiled, she has rare girlish
cnarm. Loves Hary est IS a story
OF love and the stage in Paris anu
New York. First a girl finds her
self the victim OF her fathers cruel
piece Of property 10 a man she never
has seen: and later has 70 choose
between her obligation TO a man
who mas opened 10 her a stage
career and her obligation TO q man
who loves her. Miss MaSon's piquant
innpersonations are delightfully."-
pleasing. with moments of convinc-
ing seriousness and dramatic force.
fight 10 death between Momba
and a pack Of Infatuated tigers is a
big thrill in tOday's sensational cpl
sode of THE Lost City wild animal
serial which is one of the most pop
ular ever exhibited in the city. Fox
News is also on tcday's program.
who's Your Servant" sensation
al six-reel drama; Hank Mann in
THE Gum Riot" two-reel comedy,
and Pathe News are tomorrow'S pic
lures.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-30

Texas leads the country in the
amount authorized for good roads.
with bond issues tOtaling S44.7OS, 900.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-30

full labor party may take toward
the convention. The British social
ist party is affiliated with the la
Dor party, but the Workers Social
list Federation and the Communist
Unity group have refused TO be con-
nected with IL. and the labor party
itself so far has made no OFFICIAL
prOnOuncement concerning tbs pro-
posed convention.
There is a difference OF opinion
among the political groups as TO
whether the convention will sue
coed in forming a Communist party
with a following sufficiently large
10 give il any considerable influence.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-30
WObbly Ears and Flat
Ones Good Combination

AKRON, o. July 29.-Would
you know whether newlyweds are
going 10 be happy?
Look at their ears.
This advice Is given by William
Woodbridge, local marriage license
clerk.
Listen to the Woodbridge dope:
Ears that wiggie denote versa
tility.
They should be coupled with the
small. fiat, domestic ear, which lies
close TO the head and which can lis
ten 10 the same jokes year in and
year out, or 10 a slide trombone
practiced four hours at a time, with
out Quivering.
Ears which are not mates denote
completely Of disposition
This completely Is most likely
10 manifest itself in a preference