Evening Star Newspaper, June 9, 1921, Page 27

VLN 'I'HE EV’ElfiNG STAR, WASHINGTO D C., THURSDAY JUNE 9, 192 BRITISH QUEEN PRESENTS GIFT FOR HAMPDEN-SIDNEY CAMPUS Y HAMPDEN. SIDNET, Va., June 9.—A Gon ana Argotnon Sidney oo B ail Pri it of Material Re'i{educgfi $800 SHOES fad Ve A n" Sitt from Queen Mary of Great Britain |\, Sfeer, Haty (s sont e KDY, T Ton ecial Shoes o Stylish and ; fig ‘Workmanship $10 (;Q Du‘;albsle gl?oes 6'0=0 Boys’ Shoes $4:50 & $5900 4 will be placed at the entrance to the| bagsy at Washington, who, with Mrs. campus of Hampden-Sidney College, the | Craigie, formerly Miss Stovall of Sa- second oldest educational institution in|Vannah, Ga. is attending the commence- You can save money by wearing W.LDouglas Shoes. They have a world-wide reputation for the best shoes that can be produced for the price. the south, which i breaking ground in | ™Se letter to Queen Mary alsp told of connection with its annual commence- | the distinguished men_ wha have gone ment exercises for memorial gates in|forth from Hampden-Sidney, including honor of Hampden-Sidney men who lost | former President Willlam Henry Harri- their lives in the world war, son. Patrick Henry and James Madison, A letter was sent some time ago to|it said, were among those who estab: Queen Mary, soliciting_her patronage | lished the college. and asking for a rose or growing-plant| Former President Wilson's father was to be placed by the memorial gates. The|a professor at the college only d short letter informed the British queen that|time before his distinguished son was ney was founded while|born. Mrs. Wilson, while still in the part of the British empire, | Whife House, sent a rose to be planted given by Peter Johnston, a|by the memorial gates. Mrs. Thomas R. man who made a fortune in the | Marshall and the former Vice President olony and who was the grandfather | sent an arbor vitae, Mrs. Newton noted Confederate general Joseph | Baker sent an vy from Mount Vernon ohnston, and that the institution was | and the wife of the Governor of Virginia, wd for two English champions of | Westmoreland Davis, also sent an ivy. Innocent play for the kiddies need never mean expensive repairs for you— if yours is a U. S. N. Deck Painted home. DECK PAINT This pamnt 15 water and wear-proof. = oo pouihaesnell s R NAMES THREE CANDIDATES |OFFICIALS WILL INSPECT z > walls, floors, furniture, and on your out- e =T The Universal Paint e vall and porches, you may well speak | | Facalty of Dunbar High Schoot| PROPOSED WATER ROUTE el raie e Makes Nominations for Principal. ———s 7 i Pfll'il\ floors Come m—let us help you make your G. D. Houston, head of the depart-|Date for Tour Over St. Lawrence e = tud walls home beautiful and safe for childish sport. ment of business practice of Dunbar| py Cabinet Members and Others A Aol | GAVE ME THL BEST VALUES || FOR MY MONLY IN STYLE | COMFORT AND SCRVICL e Quaast ot £ T High School, was nominated by the faculty of the institution at a meet- Set for July 11 to 15. ing as successor to Garnet C. Wilkinson. | DULUTH, Minn., June 9.—Date of an become temporary | inspection tour over the proposed St. ndent ‘of colored | Lawrence waterways route by cabinet . _The faculty also!members, governors, senators and D. Kirkland and |others has been set for July 11 to 15, for the position as |it wa: HUGH REILLY CO. 1334 New York Avenue s of the three can- | executive director of the Great Lakes- in the prmctpnl cities, direct from the fac!ory to you at only | Brockton, Mass., and see for yourself the high grade leathers Wholesale PAINTS Retail & e hetnesbaited (ol 8L Tanrance [T dematen Asschation; one profit; all mlddsiemenl and manufacturing profits are and other materials used and how carefully the shoes are They are sold in 107 W. L. Douglas stores, located nnounced by Charles P. Cralg, If you could visit W. L. Douflax great faclune: al meeting was held under the| Prominent men invited to make the eliminated, which guarantees the wearer shoes at the lowest| made, you would then reatize why W. L. Douglas shoes are wuspices of the Teachers' Association(trip include Secretary of Commerce e Cotored High: Schools. of which | Hoover, Secretary of Agricultare WAl possible cost. Nomatter where you live,W. L. Douglas shoes | absolutely the best shoe values for the money in this country Simuel Compton is secretary. lace, Secretary of the Navy Denby, the mwnthm your reach. They are the leaders in the fashion centers of A The | governors, senators and representatives 2 from the council of states—an or- las name and the retail price are stamped on the E rices are the same everywhere; they cost no more in San T Emton of sixtem aates el :ole of all shoes before they leave the factory, which is your | Francisco than they do in New York. e over Snd s Mircagy ||| PGiection against unreasonable profits. The stamped price|w | Douglas shoes are all made by the highest paid, skilled haveacceptedtheiinvitadon :Mr. Cralg a.l s W. Lv.wrtl‘:ghhe' ;enonnj fg\mrantee that the shoes are shoemakers,underthe direction and supervisionof experienced The journey has been arranged, ac- ways price; pas men, all working with an honest determination to make the cabinet heads and others having a di- rect concern in the proposed watérway that money can buy. They combine quality, style, workman- CAUTION Izt zpon haine W L. Douelas shoes, The m.. cording to Mr. Cralg, to provide the W. L. Douglas shoes are made of the best and finest leathers | best shoes for the price that money can Imy. with tirst-hand knowledge of problems (|| ghip and wearing qualities equal to other ma es selling at e and price is plainly stamped on the sole. Be carefal involv 10 see that it has not been chanzed or matilated. W2 Bvas Soe Co., | " Engincers and economists who have higher prices. 1f not for sale in yourvicinity,order direct from factory. Gatalogue free. 270 Spark St. Brockton, Mass. made surveys of the route will accom- pany’ the delegation (o explain the va- W. L. DOUGLAS STORES IN WASHINGTON rious phases. rails $i 03" A0 aetoraing 1o | srons 905 Pennsylvania Avenue N. W. 3 %ore: 1327 F Street N. W. present plans. The tour will open July iy eeton of Lhe e el P OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS 2= Montreal. OPPOSE RAPALLO TREATY. Italians Want Joint Commission to Administer Territories. VIENNA, June 7.—The Italians are pressing for a revision of the treaty of Rapallo, under which the boundary dispute between Italy and Jugoslavia, in the Fuime, Istrian and Dalmatian districts, was settled, according to dispatches received here today from Belgrade. The revision is sought, according to the dispatches, in order to place Zara. Fiume and the Baros harbor under the adminstration of a joint Italian and Jugoslav commission, the Italians contending that the terri- tories are unable to exist independ- ently. The Jugoslavs are said to op- pose this arrangement. PASSPORTS NOT REQUIRED U. S. Tourists May Visit Canada, But Immigrants Are Barred. OTTAWA. Ont. June 8.—American tourists to Canada do not need pass- ports either to enter or leave the country, the department of immigra- tion and conciliation declared in a formal statement today. Immigrants cominng -3ese da to work or reside, from Germany, Austria, Hungary, Bulgaria or Turkey are barred. - The ban, however, does not Smoother ' I Flavor in Gosman’s e —_—_— A French law compels the owners S {of houses and flats in that country f ln er e !to give notice immediately these be- | oy oo them_lo your dedler. "ARICH MELLO]D flavor unlike that of any other _ginger dle known. ‘.. 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