Evening Star Newspaper, June 22, 1922, Page 4

Makes your shoes neat and trim, and improves the whole appear- ance. Shines for ail the family. Black, Tan. White, Ox-blood and Brown —Always 10c. Make the daily shine an easy habit—get the SHINOLA Home Set—A genuine bristle dauber which cleans the shoes and applies polish quickly and easily. Large lambs’ wool polisher brings the shine with a few strokes. LIS A ML A A Pound-and-a-Quarter $1.55 = ' * THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY;-JUNE 2, 1922 D = United States vessel, ca: vis- | When the question, “Do you think It s i WISSING FOR GO YENRS, [os e g e Tepi.se (o Bt S Soons” only. " in o A ? FAMILY FINDS GRAVE {act"u6 called for 75008 voiuntaers.- | aiatety, “No, because ARSI OF CIVIL WAR SOLDIER S L T R SR R : 1 1 Bythe Associated Press. ‘- _ s = ocots S Something New! e o : a search of sixty years In whic . tri f the man couid be found, < A Patent Leather Sandal e S LA Taste Utopia = - - e o A tre e artna —swhere the impossibly ways attain- * dler killed 1 tion, was rewarded ’, ey . = {) % : “ Confederate Veterans Begin- | yewerdsy 'when John ' Stranse, able. Its in beguiling bounty of dark ltalian chocolates- /Imerica’s Home Shoe Polish Styled *"Altogether different Hephicw "ot “the dead men. was \ muts, caramels, fruit:, nougets and creams—hand-packed in i t sman’ ave ning to Leave for Homes. | T*Wyrick Atnons, Tex. who de: CORNWELL’S Bungalow Box z clared he buried the soldler's body “$ Room Sweets” 1 y near Sw. reek, Officers Elected. Ave n?flEs’dn-:;:lhd;}f‘ Richmond. Wy ar e an range Nnk.[:‘:[-\:nhsed Press. wer:rflcghllsl(‘g s?de by side, when MOND, Va. June 22.—Weary| the latter fell, and that Strange and happy as little children when| was khuri:d :;t:;:n t‘wow.l.l;:e':' . NSumday ;;pzrb night comes after a hard day of play,| Y rick and yol range ougats, c % the men who fought for the south in| ihe Srove wab rescing’ @ Where Fresh clover Aoney and the war between the states, after et osarty passing through the streets of their|=— ey T e e old caplial In a long and colorful pro- | ¢nat this was untr 2 AP R ond hazelnuts add munchy- cession, today were ready to turn|tion favored Gen. Carr. crunchy goodners. A pound, their faces homeward. between the ?lllanhllerhlg.d‘ad Jro. 95e. . The thirty-second 1 1 e ol Mt Al Budgalo ’ Gt the o derate | vEtinion | wers induiged in : - CORNVWELLS LT OO UL T UL A breath of $ en order from the confusion had = shoe style from SN b s 8 e IR, SIS 27 S g 1415 H Street e bost o say “SHINOLA” Sunny Spain He \ Veterans, fatigued by a week filled | Bi% name in the Interest of harmony | % i ! Cande- Stam with happy events, are preparing to|Snd &aod feeling, whereup s 3 ‘ phone Carr was elected by acclamation. Other Oficers Named. leave the city today. o Throngs Pay Tribute. These soldiers, whose youth throb- bed on the flelds of battle, are now too welghted with years to tramp the long avenues of the city, so they rode proudly in a parade in motor vehi ere: Gen. J. A. commander of the Army of Ten: Lieut. Gen. C. D. Howry, Washington, D. C., com- mander of the Army of Northern Vir- ginia, and Lieut. &n E. W. Kirk- jpatrick of Texas, commande® of the !Tranlmlnlulnpl Department. At the closing session of the Sons with the clattering aceou- <t a younger army marchi nd tears came to the eyes of | : of Confederate Veterans late yester- o ememhared. day W. McDonald Lee of Irvington. ! Ehraughitranilonsgialsieaimade iby| was elected commander-in-chief. | throngs of a tribute-paying people these ! ‘| gray fighters slowly passed as though | they were conquerors instead of the men | L who laid down their arms in defeat. (Al sizes) The bscort of honor for the veterans | I8 uhon the wealthy members of the were men who fought in 1898 and those | 40050 Without fntereat, to the ass unger soldiers who crossed the seas , 00000 Witaout Inferast. to, the e of Jefterson Davis at Fairview, Ky. 100C Per Cent Leather onstruction— Pause at Statues. —— | Front Strap— As the procession was passing out v S50 & il Verenmws chances 1 i ] ‘ —stands for Quality —FIRST and FORE- ik e R = ‘ MOST. And with Quality goes MODERATE A m at 1s e old soldlers gazed up at the heroic . 3 PRICE. Whether you spend much or little, 1026-1028 SEVENTH ST.NW. ot T momnor o B0 i B Rk R LU TR T T T LD LI T O ( ut op At the veterans' sessions late terday a resolution was adopted to battle with the Germans. June 23.—De- fending the memory of Abraham Lin- worth $7.00 bronze figures of their beloved chieftains | By the Assoclated Prees. in spiit memtiment aad loyalty, LGient |l o the| ohacge made. by the whether your purchase amounts to $2 or who had led them in battle and on their SPRINGFIELD, IIL. e 2 - U federate Veterans 'at Rich- . » E,S7-ORES the years, (hesa bronze figures rep- | United Con o ted to the sold i ideals | mond. Va.. that “he was personally HIRSH'S Swo pied o e Soltleriin erav. deum | mond, W, Shus ke s peptents 2,000, you will surely get VALUE. “Straws show which way the wind blows” LT O LT R T L LT LT LR T U U S 'h s B t K d L .t w.d in T“de will hba laid. . Collier will preside |about him, le'!l night declared the ! i er Seven! treet—Bet. K and L—Cil y-Wide the exercises. 3 2 . o 3 4 or 3 ¢ PP Gen. Care ReBiccces. S KL relhed up ‘ —these specials are indicative of our idea of Th -electio: € . Jull: S. Rt 1lect! L T T Tt ot Durham. N. G a8 Commander: | Lincolh. and commented as he turne VALUE. jin-chief and the seiection of New |ed its pages. Orleans as the reunion city in April,| “No man that ever lived.” Mr. Ran- . featured the clasing session here kin said, “was more lled about as to night of the reunion. his personal manncrs and purposes of Gen. Carr's election followed a hot |life. He was most essentially a man lebate resulting from the nomination |of peace. He detested war. During | B of Gen. J. A. T’v)mns of uen;gh by |the war he went with Seward nn: S : k s of Augusta. As soon met the Confederate cabinet an Gen. ichallenged them to take a white sheet I hls Reed Babv W.. 2 Wroten of Mi: 1of paper and write whatever condl- o ced that the entt gions of peace they desired, except gation supported Gen. . |secession, but nothing came of it. 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