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?ailiire to Ratify
kjj? by Daniels
To Lust for Votes
i-~ Secretary Says "Hy
? ? Politics" Was
pfcyed in Senate to Win
Support of Foreign-Born
s?il?r? oi tb* Senate to "tifr tne
* treaty v" attributed to a desire
tL part of President Wilson's op
,S?ati to court tne Irtsh-American
'?Ttffc.r "foreign-controlled vote" by
Lpbo? Daniels. Secretary of the
' In ? speech last night at a dinner
;?J? Holland Society in the Waldorf
?it?ria.
Hf said, in part:
4. t qS not shut our eyes to the
vtn4lted political rejuvenation in
JLLrfea. ft has *^te<^ its head in the
Jtttt discussion. If it can be called
* beini* to influence tne ?ate ?f one
^,1 measure, for or against, it be
rt , malign, dangerous and un
airic?B power in polities, which, if
?rated, would destroy the American
S to wbicb Wilson and Roosevelt gave
?Tand vitalizing and uplifting power.
?faen the President returned from
to? with the treaty of peace and the
?b be?*n. lt "quired only a few
?o to perceive that it was not to be
SLaad solely on its merits, but from
.'., standpoint of whether it would
-?lie the German - Americans, the
^?-Americans, the Italian-Americans,
'it British - Americans and others of
<?tign descent, whose votes, supposed
' fe influenced by Old World concerns,
in desired.
*Am*n may be a good American and
??port the treaty without reserva
?J? et with reservations, or oppose
? utterly- But no man is a good
?jiricsn who favors it because he
?at England or France or Germany
,f my ower country better than Araer
% or oppose it because he hates Eng
ai or Prance or Germany more than
?i [oru America, or because he courts
!n political support of some alien to
joroogbfoing Americanism.
"CulTitade hyphenated pol?tica la the
snsM to-day of American life. The
.?mitry must be purged of it before
? an be a truly American nation,
iontoated by American ideas as to na
oui and international duties and
sipensibilitiea. The duty of the hour
j to erf aloud against this crime
??.reatening national unity and national
?nor*
Governor Smith to Lead
March at Charity Ball
Governor Smith, it was announced
j-? night, is to be the gue3t of honor
the Charity Ball, February 3,' at the
ffildorf-Astoria. Before going to the
W! the Governor and Mrs. Smith will
k '.he guests of Mrs. Charles B. Ale'x
nder at dinner at 4 West Fifty-eighth
treet. At 10 p.'m. Governor Smith
:!! lead the grand march with Mrs.
vlfxander, who is chairman of the ball
tismittee.
The ball is for the benefit of the
e* York Nursery and Child's Hos
iaL The price of a ticket?$5?re
aios the same as when the first
"itrity Ball was given at the old
iademy of Music in 1857.
638 Ships Wanted
By Navy to Meet
'World Conditions'
Admiral Coontz Base? Pro?
posals on Economic Situa
tion and Diplomatic Ad?
vices, He Tells Congress
WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.?A naval j
force of 638 ships aa compared to 231 j
in 1916, was recommended to the House
Naval Affairs Committee to-day by
Admiral Coontz, chief of operations,
\ who based his proposals, be said, on j
j "world conditions, the economic situa- j
tion and diplomatic advices."
Appropriations for 1921 were esti- j
mated at $575,000,000 as compared with
$613,000,000 in 1920.
The navy still has 261 vessels to
sell, Admiral Coontz said, mostly sub?
marine chasers, but including several
pre-dreadnaught battleships, old cruis?
ers, gunboats and monitors, in order
to get down to the strength estitoated
to be necessary. A general "house
| cleaning" of ships of doubtful military
' value is in progress, he added, the
? force to be retained including 17
| dreadnaughts, 13 pre-dreadnaughts, 8
armored cruisers, 18 cruisers, 14 gun
t boats, 299 destroyers, 141 submarines,
11 destroyers' tenders, 55 "Eagle"
boats, 36 mine sweepers, 2 mine layers,
5 submarine tenders, 4 hospital ships,
3 fleet repair ships, and a number" of
j auxiliary vessels.
To keep this -force at sea, or ready
I to go, with only 65 per cent comple
| ments, would require 91,000 men, Ad
! mirai Coontz asserted. Great efforts
I are now required to keep going on less
1 than half complements for all ships,
he added.
"There are ship* that on paper are
part of the Pacific fleet that are still
on the Atlantic coast because wo simply
cannot get men enough to send them
to sea," Admiral Coontz said, adding
that the navy was unable to bid against
the United States Shipping Board and
private companies. He added that the
Navy Department will ask authority to
order 27,000 naval reserves to active
duty the coming fiscal year. *
Assembling of the Atlantic and Pa?
cific fleets in the Atlantic next Septem?
ber, under maneuver plans already
worked out depends entirely on enlist?
ments, the operations chief said. No
crews are available for four dread?
noughts of the Pacific fleet now under?
going repairs.
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GLOVES
Capes kin
Real Kid
Mocha and
Buckskin
For Men and Women
11
The World? Oreateat Leather Storea.
494 Fifth Are.. New York ; tSt Broadway
Boston?148 Tremont Street.
London?II Recent Street.
McCutcheon's
Semi-Annual Sale
Men's Shirts, Pajamas
and Dressing Gowns
&L /f?s. For this sale, which begins today
Wy^?9/ and continues through January,
y?S| our entire stock of McCutcheon
I jl\ made shirts is priced at less than
* today's wholesale cost. Compared
**?Tra*'ilarh with prices which will prevail next
Spring, the values are still more remarkable.
Fancy Madras Shirts
$3.50 reduced to . . $2.85
4.50 reduced to . , 3.85
5.00 reduced to ? . 4.35
6.50 reduced to . . 5.75
Novelty Silk Mixture Shirts
$7.50 and 8.50 reduced to $5.00
Pure Silk Shirts
$12.00 reduced to . . $ 9.75
13.50 reduced to . . 11.75
16.50 and 18.00 reduced to 14.75
Dressing Gowns of
Brocaded Silk?Silk-lined
$50.00 reduced to . . $37.50
65.00 reduced to . . 45?oo
75.00 reduced to . . 55*oo
Men's Pajamas
$4.75 per suit. At today's prices these
goods would retail at about $7.50 per suit.
The assortment includes plain colors with
?atin stripes and plain White Madras.
Special
A limited quantity of fine Llama Wool
French Underwear in Shirts and Drawers
at the special price of $5.00 per garment
during this sale only.
Fifth Avenue. 34th & 33d Streets
*-"* Orpt.. 134 St. Entrance
Continuing
throughout January
Reductions in the
Linen Dept.
20 to 33Vs%
below present prices.
Mail and Phone Orders Promptly Filled?Store Open Daily, Including Saturday, 9 to 5:30
<_A=fcnof?. Gm?ta?fe c& Co.
Otftc/Wenue at 40tfc_tftoet
Umbrellas
Women's Gloria Umbrellas-?
a practical and serviceable model
with Bakelite trimmed handle?
ring and silk loop?also silk
cover. Value $5.75.
4.50 *
Continuing
The Absolute Clearance of
Women's and Misses' Apparel
Offering our entire remaining stock of high class gatments (heretofore
marked at the very lowest prices consistent with the Arnold, Constable stand?
ard quality) at a further substantial
15%
Discount
To be deducted as Apparel is purchased
Misses' and Women's smart Suits?beautifully trimmed with fur
Formerly 67.50 to 350.00
Misses' and Women's Suits?without fur.
Formerly 39.50 to 135.00 ( LeM
Misses' and Women's Coats without fur. f X5%
Formerly 29.50 to 168.00
Misses' and Women's Coats with fur.
Formerly 48.00 to 295.00
The above diicount also applies to items not here enumerated and includ?
ing Wraps, Dresses, etc., for various occasions.
Blankets and Comfortables
?share in the unusual values offered during the January Clearance Sales.
A Few Noteworthy Examples:
WOOL MIXED BLANKETS?a remarkable offering this week of 185 pairs in
Grey and White in one size only. ?
Single Bed Size (Grey) Formerly 7.50 Now 5.75
Single Bed Size (White) Formerly 8.00 Now ($,50
SILK MULL COMFORTABLES with floral centers in Jacquard effects?plain
back and border to match?wool filled. Formerly 21.00 Now 18.00 Ea
WOOL FILLED COMFORTABLES comprising an odd lot in plain colors of
Japanese Silk. Formerly 30.00 Priced to close at 22.50 E*
Spreads
?in Ecru color with medallions and lace edge?cut corners?very effective
and unusually low priced.
Single Bed Size Formerly 18.00 Now 16.00
Double Bed Size Formerly 19.50 Now 17.00
French
Kid Gloves
?that Tvill merit the approval of the dis?
criminating.
Women's Gloves specially designed for
dress as well as street wear?White with
Black, Black with White and Champagne
with Brown stitching?Mode, Beaver and
Brown?overseam sewn.
also
Strap Wrist Gauntlets?Pique and P. X.
M. seam sewn?in various smart shades.
This is an exceptional value and one that
cannot be duplicated after the present
stock of broken sizes is exhausted.
Very Special
Pair 3.00
Neckwear Sale
?in which some of our best models are slated
for clearance.
A limited number of plain and plaid silk
collars?also Organdy and Batiste?a few
trimmed with Val. lace?suitable for wear
with the new Frocks for Spring.
Formerly 1.75. Now 1.25
Embroidered Pique Shawl Collar and
Cuff Sets.
Formerly 2.75. Now 2.25
White Organdy Collars daintily em?
broidered.
Formerly 2.00. Now 1,50
Collars, Cuffs and Vestees of crisp White
Organdy in combination with Brussels Net-?
finished with tuckings and edgings of fine
Val. lace. Round and short cuff sets.
Formerly 4.50. Now 3.75
Hand embroidered straight collars with
edge of Venise lace.
Formerly 3.75. Now 2.75
New Spring
Dress Fabrics
Here Shotvn at Special Introductor];
Prices. j
i
All Wool Dress Serge;?41 inches wide
?in a full range of new colors, including
Navy, Midnight Blue, Tan, Beaver,
Brown, Taupe, Grey, Reseda, Green,
Wine, Plum and Black.
Heretofore 2.75. Special 2.35 Yd.
i
All Wool Homespuns?56 inches wide
?suitable for Coats and Suits?in Brown, |
Green and Grey mixtures.
Heretofore 4.00. Special 3.50 Yd.
Advance display of the NEW WOOL
PLAIDS and STRIPES in beautiful
combinations?Fashion's decree for the sep?
arate Spring Skirt. Moderately priced for
the opening.
GREAT STOCK REDUCTION SALE
of
Women's Handsome Fur Coats
^All garments and separate pieces featured below have formerly been subject to remarkable
price revisions earlier in the season, but during the January Sales We will offer an ADDITIONAL
10% DISCOUNT, which brings the prices close to the present actual wholesale cost
10%
diicount
SEALINE COATS?30 to 40 inches Ion- -,
235.00 to 285.00 I
HUDSON SEAL COATS?plain model?30 inches
450.00
HUDSON SEAL COATEE?beaver collar and cuffs
455.00 Le.s
HUDSON SEAL COATEE?skunk collar and cuffs
555.00
HUDSON SEAL COAT?skunk collar and cuff s?36 inches
650.00
MOLESKIN COAT?42 inches long? 950.00 |
BEAVER COAT?36 inches long? 840.00 |
MINK COAT?42 inches long? 2,000.00
KOLINSKY DOLMAN?beautifully modelled?1,575.00
Separate Pieces
WOLF SCARFS?in various shades? 32.50 to 75.00
FOX SCARFS?Cross, Lucille, Blue and Taupe?
85.00 to 145.00
SKUNK SCARFS, STOLES AND CAPES?
30.00 to 385.00
MOLESKIN SCARFS. STOLES AND CAPELETS?
30.00 to 195.00
HUDSON SEAL SCARFS, STOLES AN D CAPES? ??.count
27.50 to 335.00
MINK SCARFS, STOLES AND COATEES?
42.50 to 695.00
Less
HAIR NETS
Unlimited Quantities.
We are very fortunate in being able to offer
these Genuine Human Hair Neta at auch low
prices when there is practically none to be had of
this grade in the open market. In various colors.
Allover Net.1.00 Doz*
Cap Shape Net.1.50 Dor*
Silk Clearance
?of Satins, Georgette Crepes and Pussy. Willoro
Sillfs at the most substantial savings of the season.
Black Dress Satin?a soft, lustrous quality
that is ample width for all purposes. 40 inches.
In Stock 3.50. Now 3.00 Yard
Colored Dress Satin in a variation of shades
for street and afternoon wear. A medium
weight quality 36 inches wide.
In Stock 3.50. Now 3.25 Yard
Colored Charmeuse Satin?a weave that is
much to the fore this season?in the leading
street and evening shades. 40 inches wide.
In Stock 5.50. Now 5.00 Yard
All Silk Georgette Crepe?40 inches wide?
a very exceptional value in a dress weight.
Various attractive shades.
In Stock 3.50. Now 3.00 Yard
Printed Radium and Pussy Willow Silks in
light and dark effect??40 inches wide.
In Stock 4.75. Now 4.50 Yard
High Grade
Men's Shirts
Greatly Reduced
Note the unusual variety assembled at this low price,
then shop early for your size and style, before the
groups are depleted.
Handkerchief Linen Shirts?entire stock on hand to be
closed out.
Silk and Linen Mixtures?all 1919 patterns.
David and John Anderson's fancy Scotch Madras Shirts.
English Madras Shirts?exceptional values.
Taffeta Flannel Shirts?collar separate.
Khaki Flannel Hunting or Sport Shirts.
Also small groups of odd silk mixed Shirt.
Many have separate collars to match.
Formerly 6.00, 6.50 and 7.50
4.75
Tax .18 Extra
Winter Pajamas
?that are very specially priced,
Heavy mercerized self striped Madras. Plain Chambrays,
special Percales and many other lots taken from our regular
stock.
Formerly 3.50 to 4.50 Clearance 2.95 Per iuit
Extra heavy and best grade of soft, fleecy Dornet Flannel
Pajamas?tailored in the finest manner. Small, medium, large
and extra sizes.
Formerly 4.25 . Clearance at 3.50
Blouses, Sweaters and Negligees
Greatly Reduced for immediate clearance
"Acco" Cotton Blouses in white and colored models?hemstitched, lace trimmed and embroidered. The
balance of our entire remaining stock for immediate disposal to make room for new Spring orders. The
extremely low sale price quoted enables the purchaser to buy two for the same amount that she would ordi?
narily pay for one.
Formerly 2.50 "1 ?K
Clearance at laU?J
Cream Net Blouses?fairylike creations that are typically feminine?and in sharp contrast are the
smartly tailored waists of Pongee Silk; both models have been reduced for clearance.
Formerly 6.00 A QZ
Clearance at ix??KI
Wool Sweaters in coat and Tuxedo models?there is a good assortment of colors and sizes.
Sir*"" 7.50,0 12.00
Crepe de Chine Negligees?dainty shirred models that attain an added smartness by the addition of
tiny bouquets as trimmings. In Purple, Rose, Light Blue, Pirk and Copen.
s=?-r 12.00
Fleeced Flannelette Wrapper? in floral patterns?belted model in Blue, Orchid, Rose and Grey.
Formerly 5.00 9 QfT
Clearance at ?,*7t'
Special Discounts on
Oriental Rugs
?during the January Sales
At no other time during the year do w?
offer such remarkable values on Rugs thct
are regularly marked very close to mark' ?
prices. Therefore early selections are argr i
while the qualities and designs are plentiful.
Beluchistans?average size \
2.4x4.4?48.00 to 65.00/ l?5
Mousouls?average size 3.4x6.01 1?J , f
78.00 to 135.00 /
Irans?average size 4.4x6.4. \
185.00 to 275.00 ( l...
Sarouks?average size 4.6x6.6 I 15 if
375.00 to 500.00 /
Persian Carpets?from 9x12 to\
14x22 feet?authentic designs ex-^ |rfT|
pressed in beautifully blended' t%r?fr?
colorings. i --? yc
Regularly 525.00 to 5,000.00'