The Journal and Tribune from Knoxville, Tennessee • 4

0.XVILLE TO CELEBRATE-r 7- PEACE TIME WITH APPROPRIATE EVENTS Ch-m iliowee Park: Gala Att win Be Center of- Attraction TodayHome-Coming for Knox County Soldiers on Ball Camp GroundD. of A. Will Stage Picnic 4 -It Fotmtain CityCol. Spence Orator of Day In Mas-con; Big Celebration. Tirz jOtraNAL AND TIZMUNE, KNOXVIL LE, JULY 4, 1911, VIOULD MS111.

CHILD 1111011GS: Juvenile judge Stooksbury Gives Views on Helping Young. More Than One-sinc-h of Cases List Quarter Developed From Non-Support. In This Day of Unprecedented High Prices the Above Announcement May Seem Unreal, But On the -Other Hand We Say "It Can Be Done," and lireis-Keener Shoe Co. Is Going to Do Its II 0 ic 1-1 te i is L- s' -1-- 2 I li tz JotraNAL AND munuNEs FmDAy. junr, 4.

1919. 4, I 0 0 14 CE I Nt pnl 1RTH .1. ailir EA IME JULaL A La a A CIIILD tovinOtIGS' (Eunles itil dighb or A A WITH PPROPRIATE EVENTS. Juvenile judge Stooksbury ChlTh i owee Park, Gala Attire, Will Be Center of Attrac- Gives Views on Helping Young. 6lion TodayHome-Coming for Knox County Soldiers I ton Ball Camp GroundD.

of A. Will Stage Picnic jure Than One-sinc-h of Cases In This Day of Unprecedented High Prices the Above Announcement May Seem Unreal, But On the her 4 -It Fotmtain CityCol. Spence Orator of Day In Mas- List Quarter Developed Hand We Say "It Can Be Done," and lireis-Keener Shoe Co. Is Going to Do It. -cora Big Celebraticm.

Yirom Non-Support. 11 1 I I i II HERE IS THE PLAN 141PARR IS Irt-IF. PI aAN 1' SALE STARTS Saturday July 5th 740 A. M. SALE ENDS Saturday July 12th 11:59 P.

M. 3 Pairs at 3 Pairs at 3 pairs at 3 pairs at 3 Pairs at .3 pairs at 3 pairs at 1 3.00 is 9.00; Every 3rd pair 10c Equals 6.10 4.00 is Every 3rd pair 10c Equals 8.10 5.00 is I 5.00; Every 3rd pair bc Equals $10-10 6.00 is Every 3rd pair 10c Equals $12.10 7.00 is $2 t.00; Every 3rd pair toc Equals. $14.10 8.00 is S24.00; Every 3rd pair 10c Equals $16.10 0.00 is Every 3rd pair 10c Equals $20.10 THIRD PAIR THIRD 10C AR 10C JUStT Look what Your And so On through our entire stock- Buy maybe you do not want to buy THREE pairs of Low Shoes. Therefore we have provided for you at the same proportionate, reduction on single pairs. For instance, a $6.00 pair of Shoes would cost you only $4.20.

You see you save $1.80 on a single pair. I THIRD PAIR THIRD DOLLAR iuC imes will do here 1 1 I MIRD PAIR And so on through mar entire stock. Buy maybe you do not want to 1 THIRD DOLLAR 10 buy THREE pairs of Low Shoes. Therefore we have provided for you THIRD PAIR 1 at the same proportionate, reduction on single pairs. For instance, THIRD DOLLAR 0 a $6.00 pair of Shoes would cost you only $4.20.

You see you save $1.80 on a single pair. I 1 II Just -Look what Your ibilmes will do here i I I ftt Independence Day' fiI parade will be formed to march to Car- Klux Irvine. and. neighboring towns miter eld. where basebll a and athletic reel -v- 701220116110 have completed ar- contests in be staged.

The mine" trangeinente for- unprecedented bolero- i and 'surface baseball teams of the gime of 'the Fourth ef July. and in wine Zinc company of Tennessee Inatinets-geenmunitiel will observe aro- 'will enter the arena for lively conteeta: grama hat will require day and nigtt I A section of the pens-rani at, Mascot eedebratione- -wilt be for the ne-gro workmen at the 1. Ae Otis wilt be the first Irourtis ar-rilines, The neer. exercises will be Jidy wince the end of the war witn a at Community hall, where a band eon- 1 fortlig'104t, citizens are more "lied cart 'will be 'Sven at 9-a rti klcores of I' than ever before for geysers' observ- events have been nnpouneed on the ape a independence day- Returned programs for both the white and negrol' uldiefe, many of them battle scarrect. workmen.

Ka ai with loved enee todar for Basebell contests. field and athletic 1 the .4. -since of the annlversary of work will be staged during the after- the 1 the signps of Declaration of Ind: bl noon. Many contexts of earioua kinds I gave to America. bet will be arranged.

The fiebl day events tresidoCa0- i 1 will be given at the park at 2 p. en. 4 A voia igo today. thollaulds of Kna.a- Fleet-aid Contests. swimming conteets vine tkof en-noisome citizens- wers ceie- and various other stunt will be given.

brating4 Vourth of July along the Experts of the United States bureau of 1 bettlatZe in i France- The return of the- mines and others intereeted in the wet- I local from the conflict that es- fare of the miners will be present to Stel edseVid freedom has gelded Interest aid in the coetosts. to the eetabration of Independence day' Cot Spence Speaks. in Knotyille and omEast Tennessee. Not te Col. Caty F.

Spence, late commander4 tr ee' he itted from the lora-- of the famous us 117 infantry regknent, granm-gat wool add interest and Ink- which broke through the Hindenburg trlotie- thniensm. tine in Frame, will be one of the ora Chihome Park. tors at Mascot -today, A tommittee front A int us Programs has been sr" that place engaged Cot. Spence to, make ranged oi the local celebration. tatI4- an address tor the occasion.

He win 1 boweaVult, wearing gala day attire, nmke reference to the part take by the will gasoline kept in the city for the enters of stirsetiani young in hie command, t. for KAltsvilbl. The gates tot the Park i when the famous drive-was started- ta will beliell au early as Irclnell'ahls I A large number of- the parents of The proemxi has been go sie-iyoung men from the Mascot section will range, jet the entire- der and night bare opportunity today to hear an -'4' will hie OW' wtth events of intereat- ATOM by Col. Spence, who successfully llorill iconcorta win feature the Pro took their sorw into battle that aided the epentnit salute of fire- materially in the gaining of world free. 1- avorkai et 10 a.

sn. A eerie of free ath- dom. ktle itrd water Acts will be given at 12 Tbe ban has been placed against fire- A special vaudevitle pro- TKI00. I crackers and an kinds of explosives in lgram In he Oven at the thaater at Greater Knoxville. Chef of Police Ed 310 eock A -num fel, ber oof baseball I M.

Haynes has given orders for the I gameslitsve been staged for the after, etriet enforcement of the ordinance that I noon. th appliee to the of fireworks in I -1 The Ire" athletic water acts et the the city. lathine; beach will attract thetniands of 1 I The authoritiee exp th lain that large. spoct e. spec Aitr A special patriotic exhabi- ticn01-h seven in the park at 4 p.

m. commereial usee causes the restrictions and iiedaylight firewerds Mispl ay will to be more generally ob ed eerv, as safe- be sgittire at 6 p. tn. I guard against fires. The police have Theiterlanegernent of Chi elms' been instructed to run the fireworks Ilse ttiArleed much time to arrangtng from -the city.

the 'Meet diversified program ever ae- i I Knoxville for the Fourth of JulycArtse exerelses in the park will be FEDERAL OFFICES WILL dietrilvded from the opening to the BE CLOSED TODAY elosin--hour. in order to arrange pleaa ant for the thousands of spertrtOra who are expecte to toisem- 4 The -Olorioun Fourth- will be cele- ble atil-iiat favorite resort. br-Ated by all departments of the toile- ant tor tne tnoosanos or The -01orioue Fourth" will be cele- evert-10ra lir ho are expected to tuisem- br-tted by all departments of the fetic- be uaitat favorite resort. 3 1. a ir I.

11, a A 3 I t. a i p. 41 a 1,4 with wren new lou'''z, l- Besetkall contests. neki siva atnietie in -since of the annlverearit of work will be staged during the after- 1 pips of tbe Declaration of Inde- noon. Many contexts of warioue kinds gave to America hes will be arranged.

The fiekl day events p. cm 11 i will be given at the park at 2 wea ego today, thoustuids of Knea- iriadald swinnning contents Mitt ermeseee citizens wererel.e7 and various other stunts will be given. 4 Vourth a Jab' roong tie Experts of the United States bureau of 1 '1iZ-Ze in France- The return of that mines and others intereeted in the wei t.4-ifre from the conflict that 115- i fare of the miners will be present tof Atk4 freedom has glided interest aid in the coetesta 1tibral Ion of Independence day 1 Cel. Spence Speaks. oltrirille and East Tennevsee.

Noth- Col. Caty P. Spence, late commander toe0seen omitted from the Pre of the famous 117th infantry regknent, Rat would, add interest and Ps-- which broke through the Hindenburg Park at Mascot-today, A from line In Fratuse, wilt be one of the Cbilbewee tore Committee se of Prograa hail been lie- that place engaged Cot- Spence to make 1 'ne the locri celebration- Ch2- an address tor Ms occasion. He will wearinr dug WM prlaka reeprpn Ato. tn the erart takes).

bv the TWA 'tv IndePendenc D271 al Paribele will be fermed te Illarndeh attehFear tic. Knaltvills. and Delighbiaring ter flekt.armheze baseball Our Ladies" $10.00 special value Oxfords made of Brown Vici Kid, -welt sole; Louis heel, and long vamp, 1 rk all sizes, every third pair oc, every third, dollar Our Ladies $10.00 special value Ox- Our Ladies' Si0.00 special value Oxfords, made of High tGrade Brown Kid Leathers; turn' sole, French heels, long -vamp, every nti third pair loc cents, every third dollar Our Ladies' Mc special value Ox- Our Men's $10.00 Special Value Oxfords, made of Brown Kid, with flexible welt sale. Blucher style and medium toe. Every third pair 10 cents, every third dollar Our Men's $10.00 Special Value Ox Our Ladies' $5.00 special value pumps, made of black vici, tan, McCay sole, Louis heel Every third pair to cents, every third dollar Our Men's $8.50 value Oxfords, made of Brown Mahogany, Yici Kid, flexible welt sole, English toe Every third pair 10 ccnts, every third dpIldir Our Ladies' $7.00 spjcial value Oxfords, made of black vici kid, turn sole, Louis heel.

Every 1 third pair 10 cents, every third dollar UiC Our Lathes' $8.00 special value Oxfords, made of black vici kid, welt sole, military heel, long vamp. 1 eh Every third pair 10 cents, every third, dollar LVC More than oneesixth of the cases brought before the Juvenile court for the Last quareer during the months of April, May sand June have been nonsupport and abandonment cases. "The underlying cause for the increasing num ber of Juvenile delinquents is the r. suit of the wrong kind of parents and improper environments," state both Judge E. G.

Stookabury and Attorney Malcolm McDermott of the Juvenile court. "Take the children out of immoral surrounding and the percent. age of juvenile delinquenciee will decreas' Mr. McDermott when aeked as to the cause of the increasing juvenile delinquency stated that it might be for two reasons. "It may be that delinquencies are incressine," he said, "or it may be that the court is becoming more efficient.

I believe that the power of the juvenile court should be increased and that in cases where parentsalid not properly support or insure proper children should be taken rrom them and supported by ths.county and state in an environment that would Improve Instead of hinder their development. "Settlement work to a great extent ut les prevent usual method of procedure le Very much like an illustration I have used every time I speak on social 'weir tares. If a man owns a hosiery manufactory that has a machine which turns out imperfect hose. it would be very foolish to hire peaple to mend these imperfect placate. It would be better to Mend the machine.

It is the same in welfare work. The home and the community is the machine that turns out citerelle "I believe that It is as much the duty of the state to insure every child's getting the proper kind of home environment as it is the proper kind of school-mg. Our laws compel a man to send his children to school. They should also compel him to tempt', those children with the proper food. clqthing.

arid housing. If it isi aboolutell impossible tor parents to provide thee things, then the children chould be taken away from them and placed in an institution kept up by the county and tate. "Aside from the humanitarian standpoint, it is an economic measure. Wasted humanity is the greatest loss a country can seetsin. From a standpoint of dollars; and cents it le better to rescue the children of the plums.

mak trig self-supportng of them than to leave them and those that come after them as drags upon our charitaVe iiistitutions. "I would favor legailation that would give the juvenile court power to take charge of such children. I would also favor legislation that would provide for the support of these children in the proper -way. Health cerriacates should be a part of the.marriase laws." Quarterly Report A total of 152 cases are reported by Judge Stooksbury for the lain quarter. of this number 51, have been placed on probation and 32 have been sent to the Knox County Induetrial school.

The report in full follows: 39; rent to Knox County Industrial school. white 17; colored 45. 32. sent to State Training and Agriculture 'tame. 11; sent to Home For Friendless Children.

sent to Tennessee Induetrial ectiool. 2: bound to circuit court over age, appealed to circuit teturtas committed to Children's Home Society. Nashville, to Baptlet orphanage, committed to church orphanagt. 1: committed to church orphanage. Knoxville, committed to private individuate, Girl's Vocational school.

committed to Home of Good Shepherd, Louisville. cormnited to Home of Friendless babies Knoxville, 2: commted to Thompsons Baby home. 1: commited to Camp home temporarily, committed to State Board of Rictimond. sentence suspended. on probation, 51; eon-support cases and abandonment cases.

32; toted, 132; persons called at office for bus-Metes 597; phone cane, 11040; visits made. 316; investigations, 203; letters received. 39; clothing furnished, 4. -c- J----------1--- creege Mr. McDermott when as to the castle et the Inereee-eg Juvenile delln- fluency stated that it might be for two reasons.

-It may be that delinquencies are reaUy increasinz," he said, -or it InaY be that the court Ls becoming more efficient. 1 believe that the power of the Juvenile court should be increased and that in eases where parentv.011d not properly support or insure proper sr- rounding-, children should be taken fro th em and supported by and etate in an erivironniint that would velopent. Improve instead of hinder their de- "Settlement work to a great extent in its prevent usual method of procedure 1 very much like an illustration 1 have than ononth of the eases More -ni brought before the Juvenile court for Our Ladies' S8.50 special value Oxfords, made of patent leather, turn sole, French heel, long vamp. Every third pair 10 cents, every third dollar Our Ments $9.00 special value Oxfords, made of Brown vici kid, with flexible welt sole, medium style toes. Every third pair 10 Orb cents, every third dollar.

1- 1) ERSE-KEENER'S I I t. p- 1 a- i 1 f- .1 1 Thfferent attractions in the park rat building today. Will lt All office on the seeond and third eorterated at capacity during the 1 ttly eV- the night exerciseti will be I floors will not be opened until SatutClied-retsith thrills. owing to the great morning. The windows of the postfirewerks dimplay.

The program at nielit office will be open from 8 to 10 o'clock Will htep5ocluded with the fireworks. I this' morning and the carriers will make Thliptficials of the Knoxville Rill- the regular morning delivery. This de-stay Co. have arranged con- i livery will complete their day's work 'veniOndierhedules to convey thousands and they will thrn Join the merry maker citefl is to Chilhowee park. Fountain' era in the celebration.

City fa-reA nil other places where prel, grar4it41111 be observed. BIG PROGRAM PLANNED 't-Attractiono Two Days. 4.:1 -Atie celebration waa planned by FOR NEGROES TODAY the tatiostgement at Chilhowee park and the attractions will be reopened in the Two companiee of Knoxville negro park Saturday at 11:20 o'clock. The I coldtera, formerly in overmeas baud: vgficerta and firework end many will parade today at the big Fourth of ether -f Of the Saturday program July celebration to-be gtven at Brewer'a will be Unlike the program that will he tark by the negroos of Knoxville. An interesting program bas been prepared for the celebration and a num100 ber of contests and athletic feats will be staged.

Tbe affair will continue day and exercises will be held at night. The Cubs of Knoxville vs; the Clinton Giants will crone bats for contest on the field at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon. I itl II 0 111 rc, Ad411 ----fte, Irtr -4, l'---- dar 0 7 Atti' Al! W5ISBADEN NATIVE TO SPEAK SUNDAY NIGHT observed today. The fireworks display thatIstil be used Saturday will SOO Pounds and will be valued at $3011. and lunches will be availstije lr all Ili the park and thousandorsirtio journey there early th Li food an refrestiissentaliold remain all day.

Thelketractians at the bathing beach Will WI the interest of many. Many Picnic Parties. to the big attractions scorine-int private picnic partici; will be bold in and near Knoxville and email parties will go to kiluntint and various other Visires in the mountains along the Knoxville A Augusta railroad. Special railroad accommodations were provided for visittwa.to Elkmont. At ISIc (Therekee Country club scores of Ket65ville people will gather during this dat tor contains in golf and the Obtseeyed today.

The fireworks display that 4111 be used Saturday will weigh Pounds and will be valued at 230s. Rere'1411brnents and lunches will be fr all Ist the park and thou- eanderseto journey there early thtt ED orntibit may ee'eure Mod and refreen- remain all day. WIII" -IIL, LKIII mgm-a- re, EICKLY1140 WU WIIMU partiosOtill go to hiktnont and varions ether plisces in the mountains along the Kungen le A Augusta. -railroad. Special railroad eceonimodations were provided tor thi4, l'ibitors.

to Elkmoott. At iVai Ciserekee Country club scoree of people will gather during 4 4-- for contests in golf and the a a a I. 83D DIVISION LIEN PASS THROUGH Like el. to uying Gold Dollars for a Dime Converted Jew Will Be Heard 1--- ley Young Folts at 5th Ave. Presbyterian' Church.

James Martin Vt-heeler. a converted Jew and a. native of Weisbaden Gerthe many. will be the principal epeaker at Self at Whittle Springs lein the Young Folks night gperviecs Sundey Wet ot large number of the golf en. I evening at II oclock et the Fifth Avenue thuabe 1 Bible cleaves from some of Presbyterian chureh.

of which he is the en will enjoy outings and pri- row a. member. Special music will be Vale -i3kn1c in and near Knoxville'. furnished by Luther Carter and several Tbeibleasure boats along the other numbers will feature the peozram. ore Been' have been engaged for trips 1 Mr.

Wheeler's birthplace. Wiesbaden, and Score of terieJI picnic Parties will be in near the Rhin river in territory now at theshiely landings along the rive suet occupied. Ills father. Morton Wheeler. and won of the city.

is a misnionary for the Lutheran- church House Coming. in the Attend Wands, just between kloeOnOtitthe notable gatherings of today den and Finland. His mother ia a Finn. will home coining for the Knox of Ileleingfor. Finland.

and is a Cathtounjv Soldiers at the old Bell camp- miles Knoxville on Mr- Wheeler ewne to America in the tntbn pike. A large number of It05 and married an American girl who atittilniitele partied' will go from Knot- I wee a member of a Presbyterian church. eiliett-030iin nniebrauon. Dr. W.

LA About four mosths ago they came to Stooltst5417. Prof. J. W. Herren and Knoxville and Mr.

Wheeler having been VV. DeMarcus wM be the speak- converted to the Presbyterian faith. be ferlthe occasion. This will be an I came members of the Fifth Avenue allelaylifsir and dinner will be served church. He will speak On The Pass on 'Around.

I over at the meeting Sunday evening At Fountain City. and will tell of the manner In which A' lig2lit picnic Under the auspices of he tame to know that the Old Testa-St, JiAit and Dixie councils. Daughters ment Chriot Is the Meesiah. of will be held at Fountain Rev. H.

V. Consort, pastor, stateis that City Twenty-nine interesting the public win be eapecially welcome to evenpOteve been arranited for the day. i adet The littAram will consist of field. track I work and handsome anal INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL Valintlit-SA prime aWarded. The OCINtire-T tO rairtnoorn prime will he awarded.

The I a tl a a a a a Ara a Three Troop Trains Carry Men to Camp Sherman For Demobilization. I Our Ladies' $6.50 special value White Reignskin Oxfords, plain toe, military heel. Every third pair, ten 10C cents, every third dollar Our Ladies' $7.50 special value White Reignskin Oxfords, Louis heel, iplain toe. Every third pair 10 cents, 10C every third dollar Ladies' and growing girls' $2.50 White canvas Boots with low heelsleather bottoms. Sizes 25 to 7, cut to $1.98 Sizes 11 Y2 to ,2, cut to $1.48 Misses' and growing girls' $2 'White Canvas Boots with low rubber heels and rubber soles, sizes 11 up to size 7 cut down to $1.48 Canvas Boots with low rubber heels and rubber soles, sizes 11 up to size 7 cut down to $1.48 1 Our Men's $5.00 special value Oxfords, made of genuine black kid with flexible welted soles, medium and broad toe styles.

Every third pair toc, 10C every third Our Men's -special value Oxfords, made of brown vici leather, welt soles, blucher st)le, freak toes, every third pair to cents, or every third ill ti I dollar VC Our Men's $8.00 special value Oxfords, made of Mahoganv brown Calf Skin, welt soles, rubber heels, and English 'roes, every third pair 10 cents, 1 A Toes, every third pair 10 cents, 10C RAUL-11CA 1 1 elk UCa, pair 10 every third vci 1 dollar A Wk. Our Men's $800 special value Oxfords, made of Mahoganv brown Calf Skin, welt soles, rubber heels, and English es, every third pair 10 cents, 0 'roes, Three special troop trains were operated over the local lines of- the Southern Railway Thursdity, conveying: units of the 83rd which sel-ved overaeas. The mtn were taken from on Atlantic port ft; Camp Sevier, Greenville, 3. and reloaded there for the trip to Camp Sherroln. Ohio, where they will be demoblaed, railroad men stated.

The three rpecials came to ICnox vine from and from Knox REQUEST IS ENDORSED) ville they were operated over the Coster prizies Liere donated ted by business division of the S9uthern Raliway. firrni cil, Knoxville. large number of pied Cross workers met, Leading Men Approve of Needs the soldiers at the laial senger station and served lee cream to az Stated by Bliss Leah every man. Only brief stops were made here- by Pletcher. the specials.

The soldlere were bronzed "The Knox County Industrial schnel by the eunshine encountered in overystion needs a receiving cottage with rooms seas servIce. but all appeared in fine equipped for hospital treatment and i condition and eager to return to their adequate school room. and I believe' homes in various parts of the country. eit-1 these things will be possible with the Tba on arra ugernenta is einnprierM of J. Reynolds.

Mrs. C. C. M. Strader and Mrs, Tito picnic lunetaloa will be and it le expected that a Linea bf Wanda of tha orgatilg ation Valli be present.

tsirious other conunutiltles Pro ptill be given under tho direction of and large cowde are ex ThS Sx)natnitteo on nrranawatnta la of J. Reynolds. Mrs. C. C.

M. O. Strader. and Mrs, M. ta attliaM.

The picnic luncheon will be zet4 and it le expected that a Linea tomber of friends of the organi- call be present. In. tvrious other communttles pro- grants vrIfl be evert under tn. directio, at and large ITtnadv are I Pectat-I'''-- It to oltonated that inproprbLtieni we may reasontrillever the tottlaxille Naahvilla ably expect since the county tax will Ix floutDairn. Knoxville.

Sevier'', I taceeaseti about said Frank L. wpvit tar aaaatamar re It rnarrity increased about $111,000. said Frank L. West. tax assessor of Knox county.

t. ACCEPT ALL QUALIFIED FOR TWO ARMY GRADES FOR TWO ARMY GRADES Our Ladies' $750 special value Gunmetal Pumps, made of calf skin, welt sole, military heel, perforated vamp, every third pair 10 cents, 10C every third dollar Our Ladies' $.7.50 special value Oxfords, made of black vici kid, turn imitation tip, military heel. Every third pair 40 cents, every third 1 A third pair 10 cents, every third 10C 'dollar Our Ladies' $8.50 special volue Patent Pumps, Opera style, turn sole, French heel, long vamp, every third 10C pair 10 cents, every third dollar Our Ladies' St 0.0o special value Colonial Pumps, made of dull vici kid, turn sole, French heel. Every third pair 10 cents, tYieevery third dollar Ladies' and growing girls' $2.50 White Canvas Sport Oxfordsrubber soles and heels. Sizes 2 34 to 7, cut to $1.98 Sizes yl to; cut to $1.69 Misses' and growing girls' $2.00 White Canvas Oxfords with rubber soles, and ankle strap Slippers with leather soles cut down to $1.48 All misses' (sizes II Y2 to 2) new $5.00 Oxfords in the Dark Mahogany, black kidnew English stylescut down to $3.98 Men's Tennis Oxfords cut down to 69c WANTED-15 EXPERIENCED -SHOE- SALESMEN.

THIS SALE ONLY APPLIES TO LOW SHOES ener every third dollar Our Ments $7.50 value Oxfords, made of black vici leather, welt sole, Dal style, and E'nglish toes, 1 A style, and English toes, 10C third pair 10c, every third dollar 1 Flats. $500 Hats reduced to $3.00. Every third Hat toc, every third dollar 1 dollar AUL Every John B. Stetson $5.00 and $7.00 Hat, every third Hat 10 cents, every third 111.PC dollar OC Co. Our Ladies' $750 special value Gun- metal Pumps, made of calf skin, welt sole, military heel, perforated vamp, every third pair to cents, IOC growing White irls' $2.50 Ladies every third dollar and -Canvas Sport Oxfordsrubber soles Our Ladies' $750 speci value Ox- and heels.

every third dollar 1C fords, made of black vici kid, turn Sizes 234 to 7, cut to $1.98 imitation tip, military heel. Every Our Ments $7.50 value Oxfords, made third pair to cents, every third 10C Sizes i 11, to2 cut to $1.69 of black vici leather, welt sole, Bal 'dollar style, and E'nglish toesevery 10C Misses' and growing girls' $2.00 White third pair toe, every third dollar Our Ladies' $8.50 special volue Patent Cvas Oxfords with rubber soles, and Pumps, Opera style, turn sole, French an (- 1 Flats. heel, long vamp, every third 10C ankle strap Slippers with leather soles $500 Hats reduced to S300. Every pair 10 cents, every third dollar cut down $1.48 third Hat 10c, every third dollar 1 no. A Our Ladies' $10.00 special value Co- All misses' (sizes I i Y2 to 2) new $5.00 dollar Ionia! Pumps, made of dull viel kid, Every John B.

Stetson $5.00 and ry third pair 10 cents, Oxfords the Dark turn sole, French heel. 1 i Mahogany black $700 Hat, every third 1 kidnew English st ylescut dow9 Hat 10 cents, every third Eve $3.8 WC every third dollar itmoVIC to dollar Men's Tennis Oxfords cut down to 69c WANTED-15 EXPERIENCED SHOE SALESMEN. THIS SALE ONLY APPLIES TO LOW SHOES 0 Kr- shoe Co. tertiftV other railroad will bring large 1111m14I11-Vt visitors to Knoxville to npen lhe of July. 71-- Mascot Ottlebnitiell.

010 tf. the crowning prourants of the. day taltil be presented at Mascot, the nincIlierdvnt otty on the Southern tern WO ether railroads will brirtz lam I i I "Mists Leah Fletcher, the auperinten- Any man. who can meet the require- I dent. has done well to make the urea- ments ent appropriation go as tar as it has for ervice, may now be accepted for the quartermaster corps or the bait it bet iresposalibler to expect any ma- snwlical department of the United States terial mama tiles county ary court grants an Mersaled apProloria- for ear.

Areseuncernent of this ruling by the stated A. 1.4 ehavaanes. a mem- war department bas lust been received bee of the board of trustees of the in dustrtal ehool. at the Knoxville ssrmy recruiting eta- tion. Previous to the late orders the re- I "If the public realized Just bow great- crung officer were instructed to take I.

these Improvements are needed at only previous service nien for periods I the school they wssid beartnY of one year and raw recruits for three I mend that the court increase the appro- years. One of the greatest needs la under the new ruling raw recruits Isom darraitrY seance for the bays even four ma who are able to meet all of the physi- I sll boys in one big bed is cal and other requiremeots, will be c- rather capted for service in the 'army tor Scout John M. Core. be- toriodo Of ono year. (Amcor, Uhas belle'Ve large nwnbera of Knoxville an "'w ac6 would be Tennessee young men will enlist tre9- Tarluss chi have het for one year in the medical- department holding devotional meettzuge each Bun- or- quartermaster day afternoon.

That scouts took their cor col Kent of tbe recruiting service official flags- banners etc. dramed 131 returned Thursday from Jelico where a uniform and demonstrated just how at- num- Thursday of applicants were accepted ft tractive scout work could be made. Miss the Fletcher reports that the boys seem intnrented Itt.C.Uting- BIG 4TII OFJULY DANCE For the past three- these meetings have had tait be discontinued whittle Dinner because et the- quianntine for mark spriaga, Hata. 77-- fever. be some- strange.

ance 6:30 to 8:30 Pava-- ment maC.ek whereby cases could -bs Ilion 9 to 12. special Dineler, Hot quarantlakd without r.hutting off the 1 Fried chicken. flak early whole school from outside s.rfairs:v fiat- a cd Mr- Core. teSerflliulnite Any man. who can meet the require- ments for service, may now be accepted ter the quartermaster corps or the medical department of the United States army for one yeer.

Announcement of this ruling by the wag department. has just been received at Om Knoxville army recruiting eta- tian. Previous to the late orders the re- (-rutting officer were instructed to take only previous pervice men for periods! of one year and raw recruits for three! years. Under the new ruling raw who are able to meat ail of the physi- i cal and other requiremeets, will be accepted far service in the 'army tor yorkete of erre year. Recruititg etncere large nwnbera of Knoxville an East Tennessee young men will enlist for.

one year in tho medical- department or- quartermaster corm Col- Kent of the recruiting service returned 'Thursday from Jelico where a I number of applicants were accepted fut the ariny: cd Mr. Core. I reservations. I i a op I'' etl 13 .11 It i. 4e I 141 ti ers, 1 ri i 1, 11 i -to I 1 home -to 1 1 pr.T, 1.1.1, tIktthd cream-tAtt a 13CV -6- It 1 I -IF Save Shoe Store The Save 2Doilar Shoe Store 22 1111-1ARKET QUARE.