Evening Star Newspaper, June 19, 1924, Page 32

RESERVE OFFICERS | GATHER AT MEADE | Instructors of Oncoming Rookies Arrive at Camp From 3d p. Corps Area. 650 EXPECTED BY NIGHT Gen. Harold A. Fiske to Be in MODEL NO.3578 Charge Again This Year. MODEL NO.3970 h to The Star. ADE, Md.. June 19.—With the arrival here today of reserve offi- cers from Maryland. Virginia, Penn- sylvania and the District of Colum- bia, prepared to begin their six-week course of tralning in the science of modern warfare, old Camp Meade echoes once more to familiar martial sounds. For the nest two weeks the re- serve officers will spend their time familiarizing themselves with tech- nical knowledge of the Army prepa- ratory to the arrival on July 1 of more than 3,000 rookies, who are coming here to attend the 192 izens' mil training c: reserve o who have already had Army experience or training will act as their instructors 630 to Arrive Today. 650 students of the Training Corps will by nightfall, 1 this corps quartering d they will tomorrow, > L mnBea S MODEL NO.3952 3ap.Jle Tront of Brass and Marble , ¥ > Individual With the Traveler Shot AL COMES TO Weioe WASHINGTON NEW STORE 1307 F ST. N.W. Near Corner of 13th St. NOT CONNECTED WITH ANY OTHER STORE IN WASHINGTON Grand Opening--Tomorrow and Satur At last a TRAVELER Shoe Store in Washington. It is proper that one of the Greatest Chain of Shoe Stores in the World should be located in Washing- MINERS SER\.IE NOTICE ton, the Capital of the United States. TRAVELER Shoes sprang into importance over 30 years ago, and for many years have been the leaders in New England, the Shoe Center of the World. Today there are TRAVELER Stores in Baltimore, New York, Boston, Newark, Rochester, N. Y., Providence, OF FIGHT ON_W_AGE CUTS| R. I, Syracuse, N. Y., Springfield, Mass., and many other important cities. TRAVELER excellent value, fine quality and unquestionably smart style Union Circular. Specifically Nam-| have become so famous, that in every city TRAVELER Stores are among the busiest shoe stores to be found. ing West Virginia Case, Held = We cordially invite your inspection of this new store, which for beawty, convemience and service is unsurpassed by any in the great TRAVELER chain. It Stands Without an Equal in Washington Two Days’ Celebration—June 20th and 21st | FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ' Silk Stockings GIVEN AWAY With Every Purchase of Men’s or Women’s Shoes bNLY ONE PRICE o o " (I [ citizens' comp h. arrive, each will have an experienced 3 & his work ske, U. S. A, < meneral of de, and to ed person- ially trained dered to ent previous found Camp ver last vear. v much needed been built. A also been added e comforta- | A v Applicable Generally. ted Press APOLIS »d_the au- West Vir- | the will be prose- re reached on sonville agree- nouncement reads. “There will be no modification of ex- greements now or later." ated that operators in a districts have refused to sign contracts based on the Jackson- d the union had de- a wage reduction de- perators, thereby ca rikes in places other than Wi Virginia. The declaration of p regardin; est Virzinia in the of circular was said at union headqu: ters here to be regarded as not reductions will be per- vhere. MODEL NO.3995 MODEL NO.3967 T The mewcst tailored pump. As sketched. in white kid, dressv black satim. or brght patemt coltskin. With covered Spanish heel Fashioned in briii.ant patent coltskin. lamp- black suede. brown suede. and cool white kid. With covered Spanish or low heel. that no w mitted any $50,000 IS BEQUEATHED. | Woman Remembers Various Insti- We are ready with one of the most complete gatherings of Wonderful Shoes ever under one tutions in South. NEW YORK, June 19.—The will of Kate B. Blackwood, filed for probate yesterday, leaves more than $50,000 to educational and other institutions. roof. The originality of TRAVELER Styles, the Master Workman- ship and Fineness of Quality in Every Detail Make TRAV- ELER Shoes the Foremost Value of the Time. IR largely in the south. The bequests include 00 each to the Protestant 157 Church, diocese of western olina; Berry Schools, Mount 3 : Glade Valley High School, ‘ilade Valley, N. hornwell Or- phanage, Charlotte, ".; University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Va., and Textile Industrial Institute, Spartan- burg, . C. After making a bequest of $5,000 to a friend, Mrs. G. V. Tyler of New York, the will directs that the residue bo divided deceased, 5. Bethell, Va., and Lucy G. Moriarty, Charlotte, > nephew, John B. Oates, N. C. The exact value of is not given™ ALL TRAVELER SHOES TSI A MODEL NO.3980 A dawmty creation. fashioned in_patent coltskin. With over- laid on black calfskin. Cov- ered low or Cuban heel MODEL NO.3904 Norfolk, Introducing the new tasored bow pump. with goring under- neath the bow. This insures a comfortable, snug fit. Fashioned in all-patent coltskin, or black satin, trimmed with black suede. With covered Cuban heel. AR AR / MODEL NO.3433 Tho onssrap atorst pomy, Faskioned i rola.nt mu.tk(‘::: white kid. MODEL NO.3434 \ To be had tn the popu~ lar patent coltskin. ‘ov- ered Cuban heel. Traveler Facts For Men 1t is no longer necessary to pay high prices for shoes of the better erade. RAVELER SHOES at §5 represent only that which is best in shoémaking—expert workmanship—high-grade leathers—and _exclusive style make TRAVELER SHOES one of the most popular shoes in America, A'SHOE WORN BY OVER ONE MILLION MEN—TRAVELER Service. comfort, and large range of lasts. styles and leathers will make your shopping a pleasure—and REMEMBER, ONLY ONE PRICE, $—NOTH- ING MORE. Style Note For Women There is an unmistakable grace, a touch of distinction and originality in every pair of TRAVELER Shoes. Truly, a most exquisite and re- markable selection of brilliant styles has never yet been displayed. There is a shoe for the lady of every taste, and a style for each occasion— fascinating sandals—smart sport oxfords—chic strap combinations for afternoon wear—and dainty slippers of golden and silver cloth for more formal occasions. Every popular color represented, but only one high quality and just one low price, After the movies A healthful, nourishing food drink that won't keep you awake! @ famous food in a new rorm! At any soda fountain, Postum Cereal Company, Inc. MODEL NO. 5665 Battle Creek, Michigan =S| |2 The sport ozford with = | live crepe rubber To be black or brown Russia calfskin. This shoe is also popular for street wear; featuring the new moccasin cffcct on vamp. Silk Hose Free FRIDAY and SATURDAY THE TRAVELER STO IN WASHINGTON NOT CONNECTED WITH ANY OTHER SHOE STORE IN WASHINGTON —TRAVELER >Stores in All Leading Cities— MODEL NO.5597 A _real thoroughbred. To be had in_ black or brown Russia calfskin with corresponding color Kcoteh orain Icather insert. Ercellent quality sole. Troveler rubber heels attached. MODEL NO. 107 \ | As sketched, in black or - . | |E| | vrown Russian calfskin. Su- i perfine, good-weight sole. Low, broad heels with Trav- eler rubber heels attached. STUDEBAKER Just Drive It; That's All