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V Wk MEMORIAL BUILDING PLANNED u rnnol Will Txr:n Cost ADOUl 1UU,UUU. BP 10 t)ir Form Of a Student Ac- n..:Mincr. WHICH the Lain Crident W ished To See Oa lhf rnlvcrslty Campus. By R. W. MA DRY. - arei Hill. Pec. 21 Tentative plans 1 . nu the campus of the Univer- of to the late President K. form of a student ac- -.-loria ,,m in the J;""" .. .. , 4..4. i : tiuildirir. iiic jusi uccii an- In accora wun me sentiment r prevailing among the alumni, !lty and trustees, of the university, a memorial was proposed by a ,-nmniittee of trustees and fac- at a meet held in Raleigh re- ti,j ,.nt of the structure win tij.. - ..." ; .round $100,000. cording' lo lllc piviiwseu pians. wymld contain the Y. ;;n7.u,u "Placed on the campus -cial in f Wl11 b raised by a spe- tails of Vh 1.umnt and students. .-Ie-by a li,10?lan ar being worked out George Stephens, Leslie Weil vf W oof LR- w"son, W. MDey, H 5ftSMe; E. V. Howell and c T Woollen from ti L . Buiidgs of this heSfu, et"ndl,ngly miatlvr and leief i t student life in other col vara UnW i' notly the -Har, r.a-.Unionat. Harvard Universitv arm PLla" at tne University or h)lt,Peclal volume of President Gra- Su"wihSSayS f,nd Presses will e SF8,3 sometime during the spring. 1150 aid"! WU1 be Put onU a .i.0 and every alumnus desiring a irtft , bingr sent him, A special edition of the University Record, con taining addresses delivered at the lmnll,8lce- here Member 8th will also be . issued. Examinations for the first term at t Un Z ty ended on Friday, the -oth, and all of the students, with the exception of a few who will remain here during the holidays, have depart ed for their respective homes. All or the men have received their dis charge blanks from the S. A. T. C, but will be allowed to wear their uni forms for four months. The next term of the universitvwill nnn IVY Tnni.n . . O . n . . IJV "and meeting: rooms and offices ,, various campus'' organizations. ; as the dramatic clUD, golden orchestra, glee ciud. .student 'V; menorah society. athletic Liil" minstrel club. band, publica- I .t the HKe. i'" ui Btmiaaiion IBS1" . .... ..,,: a v. - l' r v. .. : i i : a ..ii - .such a UUHUM15. n.u ttuuuunum nMuate to proviue lur puojic per ances of these and other organlza 's are a part of the plan. The two f,trarv societies, the .flu and Di, will wbab'iv occupy the right and left ,is of the structure, respectively. 1 reception room or meeting piace tor ves of stuaenis visTiing me uraver rtyVill he provided. A dire need hits ijsheen felt for this last named con rVation' to the life of the campus. In trief. such a monument to the mem ,7 and honor of the late educator to-jii do much toward encouraging ad jiimulatin? all normal, healthy sliege activities. 'it swell known that President Gra an in looking: to the further enrich jfc. of student life on the campus n? areatly interested in just this st of build inc. From the beginning i his presidency in 1915 he looked jrrard to the clay when such a sttuc- THE MORNING 'STAR, WILMINGTON, N. CStJNDAY DECEMBER 22r 1918, WILSON RECEIVES DOCTOR'S DEGREE First Ever Conferred By Uni versity of Paris. I Given in Recognition of the Presi dent's Work as a Jurist and His torian Vice Rector Pays Glowing: Tribute. Paris, Dec. 21. (Havas) In the great amphitheatre of the University of Paris (the SaAonne), President Wilson this afternoon received the de gree of doctor. Honoris Causa, conferr ed upon him in recognition of his work asx a jurist and historian. This is. the first time in the history of the univer sity that an honorary degree Jjas been bestowed, authorization for its grant ing having been given by a recent de cree. President Poincare, the presidents of the senate and chamber of deputies miuiiiiiiiuiiiiiiumiimm I banta bla;us Oan Fill His Pouch ix)m Oui! ete Stocks arid Save Money Goinpl Make your selections early. Our stocks are full with highest quality, reasonablv triced, Holiday Goods. T SHOP IN THE MORNING and diplomatic cors. government and lion days , Class work will begin on civil and" military authorities attended. "'Jruy 01 tne o. a. r,r(.ot T-nrAe the fourth. T. ; C. students and many former etu- uents now Ming mustered o"ut of ser vice will return to college after the holidays, according to inquiries. Voluntary military training in the form of a Reserve Officers' Training corps will probably be given at the university after Christmas. However, It Is distinctly understood that the training will be purely voluntary, if given, and credit will be given for the time consumed. ST. GATTDENS, STATUE OF LINCOLN GETS THE HONOR London, Dec. 21. The statue of Lin coln by Augustus St. Gaiidens will be placed in the Canning enclosure at Westminster, according to the decis ion, of the American commission ap pointed to decide whether St. Gauden's work or the monument of Lincoln by George Grey Barnard should be se lected for this honor. The Barnard statue -will be offered to some other prominent British city. There has been a prolonged contro versy over the respective merits of the Lincoln statues by St. Gaudens and Barnard. The Barnard work has been widely criticised in Great Britain for "its uncouth characteristics." cheered the president when he arrived- accompanied by Mrs. Wilson, American Ambassador Sharp and Jules Jusserand, French ambassa dor to the United States. Alfred Coize, dean of the faculty of letters, welcomed President Wilson in a. short address and presented to him the diploma cf doctor as a testimonial to his work as an historian and his writings cn historical suDjects. Ferdi nand Larr.aude, dean of the faculty of law, then bestowed upon the president the degree of doctor for his works on jurisprudence and political science. Lucien Poincare, vice rector of the university and brother of the president of the republic, paid an eloquent trib ute to President Wilson's ability as a professor before he entered upon his political career and told of the presi dent's part in the war. In conclusion M.. Poincare said: "Glory to the American students! Glpry to the eminent professors and thfer universities! Glory to you, Mr. President, who are the first amongst j them. In the name of the University of S Paris, I have the honor to award the s: insignia and -diploma of doctor to one whom posterity will salute with the surname, The Righteous President Gift Suggestions Fine Silk Shirts . . Men's Silk Sox . . . JLisle Hai&Hose . . Foiir-in-Hand Ties Bow Ties Leather Belts Suspenders . .c. ........ Handkerchiefs . Brier Pipes ... . Knaki Handkerchiefs, each Best quality Kid Gloves Umbrellas , .... i , . .: .$1.50 to $3.50 S, Shaving Soap, Shaving Cream, Tooth Powder, TootK Paste. c! TO BUY EARLY INSURES SATISFACTION t .$2.48, $3.49, $4.48 , . . . 50c, 75c , 25 c and 50c 25c, 49c, 98c . 25c and 50c 25c, 50c, 98c . 25c and 50c 10c, 15c, 25c. 25c, 50c, 98c 10c $2.50 DOLLS . DOLLS DOLLS Here you may select a doll of your own approval. Our stock consists of a great variety of small dolls, large dolls, jointed dolls, sleeping dolls and dolls with real hair. $12.50 Jointed Dolls, with real hair .'. .$8.50 $7.50 Sleeping Dolls, with natural hair $4.98 $4.50 value Jointed Dolls, "made in America," with real Wilson.' hair Other Dolls of all kinds, each WALLOW DOLL CARRIAGES The one bjg wish of every little' i girl. Santa Claus can find just , the one he is looking for In our big selection $5.50, $8S0 90,75, 15.00 Boys' Automobiles, Wagons, Tricycles, Skudder Cars, . Irish Mails and Skatemobiles: Automobiles. L50, $9.75 to 915.00 Velocipedes .9X50 to 91S-SO Tricycles 96.50 to 915.00 Irish Mails ...... .99.98 to 915.00 $2.98 , 25c, 48c; 98c OUR 10 AND 25 CENT SECTION We -have arranged a most com plete assortment of wanted toys that sell, each 5c, 10c, 25c Story" Books, Games, Tin Toys, rtolls, Drawing Outfits lOe Baby Rattlers, Horns, Drums, Watering Pots, ea Sets and Shovel Sets 25c -GAMES, BOOKS AND PUZZLES Nothing pleases the little ones like a new game, or a good story book. or a puzzle to solve. We have them here at the low est prices. TIMELY SUGGESTIONS In Fancy China, Cut Glass and Croekery. Thermos Bottles and Lunch 3its, pints and quart bottles. Lunch -Kits 98.98 and 94.98 Safety Razors make appropri ate gifts for men. Gillette, home and vest pocket size 94.88 Fancy. China Cups and Saucers, each . 25c Imported Dishes and Vases, large size Wash Bowls and Pitchers, set 92.98 Big assortment of Cut Glass, "and the prices are low." Ladies' Purses and Hand Bags from O8o to 94.98 LADIES' SILK HOSIERY, , HANDKERCHIEF'S, GLOVES -.' We are showing superior values 'in Ladies' Silk Hose, in assorted Jcolors, at 75c, 98c, 91.25, $1.50 and 92.50 Grey, brown, black and white Silk Hose 75c, 98c, 9L25 Ladies' fine quality Kid Gloves at 92J25 and 928 Full lines of ladies' fancy and plain Handkerchiefs, in gift boxes. . 10c, 25c, 48c, 98c, 914$ Fancy Gift Packages of fine quality Writing Paper lOc to $1,48 f frW i uiii xne &vu vi v&m mi .mi i I. mai iii.imi in iii mum, r 1 NEW NECKWEAR New Collars and Collar Sets of Voile and Organdie, Crepe do Chine and Satin 75c, 81-25, 9L49 ly TWO MORE SH OPPING DAYS LEF H reh; DER and V't i, The Popular Uptown Department .Store. 615-617-619 North Fourth Street. 1 Car Fare Refunded on Purchases of $2.00 or Over. ss Come now and purahase from our large and well as orted stock of HOLIDAY GOODS. Your money spent here will bring joy and comfort to the home and the pleasure will be equally divided by all members of the family. 250 Drums Just Received by Express. Ail Sizes - - 39c to $2i50 .. . .. . ' . . L iniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiimiiiiiiiiiHiiiiu I SUNDAY SERVICES 1 7fl . New arrivals of Bed Room Suites, in all woods Ivory, Ma hogany and Walnut. Special Sale of Blankets 25 per cent, reduction on all Blankets. Comforts from $3.00 to $15.00 - Oil Heaters, Oil Cook Stoves, Gas Ranges (both cabinet and ?quare), Combination Coal and Gas Ranges, Kitchen Cabinets. A wonderful display of Reed nd Fibre Sets for front and liv room. ' .. '. Wilton Rugs 9x12 at $75.00 This is $10.00 less than mill price. Other rugs in velvet tapestry and Axminister at spe cfal prices. Toys! Toys! V Only a small amount of toys left. Irish Mails, Bronchps, Veloc ipedes, Kiddy Cars, Baby Rock ers and Table Chairs. 11m . J. BRADSHAW & CO?, Inc. G. F. HUNT, Secretary 6-128 Princess St "If it's in Wilmington we V7rV 1 St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran church, Sixth and Market streets, Rev. J, C. Seegers, D. D., pastor Chief ser vice 11 a. rh. Sunday school at 3:30 p. m. Vesper service 7130 o'clock. ' , , Grace Methodist church, corner Fourth and Grace .streets Sunday school at 9:45 Sunday momirtgr"' Ser mon at 11 o'clock by Presiding Elder J. H. Shore. Devotional service at 7:30 o'clock by Rev. J. H. McCracken, pastor of Fifth Avenue Methodist church. The devotional service wHl be followed by a Christmas cantata ren dered by a ' chorus of 20 voices. The public is cordially invited to attend. Fifth Avenue Methodist caurcn, Rev. J. H McCracken pastor Preaching 11 a. m. Morning service will consist of a Christmas sermon and special Christ mas music. Evening service at 7:30 o'clock by Rev. J. H. Shore, presiding elder. Sunday school at 9:30 o'clock Sunday - morning. Epworth league Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. Strang ers and visitors are cordially invited to attend all. services. St. Paul's Episcopal churchr Sixteenth and Market streets, Rev. D. L. Gwath mey, rector Fourth Sunday . In Advent Holy communion, 7:30; Sunday school; 9:45; morning prayer and sermon. 11 o'clock; evening prayer, . 8 o'clock. Tuesday, Christmas eve, children's carol service .4:30. Wednesday, Christ mas day, holy communion, 7:30 and 10:30 a. m. Visitors cordially welcome at every service. , Bladen Street Methodist church.i n Fifth and Bladen streets. Rev. E. C. Sell, pastor Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:30' p. m.- Subjects, morning: "The Path of Glory Leads Through Gethse mane." Evening, "The. Duty of Mutual Helpfulness." Sunday school at 3:30 in the afternoon. The public is cor dially invited A hearty welcome awaits all who attend. Advent Christian .church,- corner of South Fourth and Church streets. Rev. J. T. Johnson, pastor Sunday school at 10 a..m.; preaching at a. m., subject, "Truth, Its Primary Element; Its Fundamental Power. Its Growth;" night service at 7:30, subject, "Afflic tion and Deliverance; Type and Anti Type." Reception of members into the church iat , close. Mid-week prayer meeting Wednesday night will be post poned on account of Christmas. Public is cordially invited to attend all these services. Special welcome is extended shipbuilders and all strangers in the city. We hope you may "find helpful and worthy friendship, cheer, comfort ad Inspiration. ' . ' First Baptist church. Fifth and Mar ket streets Sunday school, 9:45 a. m R. F. Coleman, superintendent: 11 a. m., preaching" by othe pastor;. 7:45 p. m.,' preaching by the pastor, subject, "The Funeral- of the Rich Man's Soul less Greed." Dr. Hurt will give - ten minutes .to the 'Wilmington Dispatch Sunday night. " - St. Matthews ,JEyangelioai Lutheran church. Fourth' and Hftraett .streets. Rev. G. W: McClanahan, pastor rSer- viees 1 1 a. m. by the pastor... At i :p p,, nu a held by the ladies of the Woman's Missionary society. Sunday school 3:30 p .m. Services. Christmas day at 10 o'clock. A most cordial welcome to all services. Winter Park Presbyterian church Sunday school 9:45 a. m.; Junior Chris tian Endeavor 4 p. m.; Senior Chris tian Endeavor 6:45 p. m.; regular preaching service at 7:30 p. in., con ducted by Edwin McClure. A very in teresting, program of Christmas music -has been arranged for this service. Calvary Baptist church, J". A. Sul livanpastor Sunday morning wor ship 11 o'clock; evening .service at 7:30. Sermo-n subjects: morning "A Conscien.ee Seared;" night "Some Ob servations on Christmas Observance." Sunday BChool 9:45 a. m.; Prayer meet ing Wednesday night. A cordial wel come to all. Soutnaide Baptist church, corner Fifth avenue and Wooster street, W.' G. Hall, pastor Morning worship at 11 o'clock and In the evening at 7:80, preaching by the pastor. Sunday school at 3 p. m., G. 1-. Solden, super intendent. Toung people's prayer meeting at 6:30 p m.; mid-week ser vice Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Public cordially invited to- worship with us. Churchi of the Ascension. Episcopal, Third and " Marstellar streets, J. M-. Lord in charge Sunday school 9:45 a. m.; evening prayer and address 8 o'clock; Tuesday evening Christmas service 8 o'clock. Strangers and visi tors, cordially invited to all the ser vices of this church. Church of the Good Shepherd; Epis copal, Sixth and Queen streets, Rev. F. D. Dean. rectorSunday school 9:45; morning prayer and holy communipn o'clock by the Rev. W. R. jvoe; evening prayer 6 o'cloctc. Song service and address at 8 o'clock by Qdls B. Hlnnant. boys' work secretary of the Y. M. C. A., on hiis camp experiences. Tuesday night 11 o'clock Holy Night communion. : Friday night, Sunday, school exercises. Wednesday. Christ mas service at..Jl a- in. Strangers and visitors are oordially invited ta attend all the services of this ohurch. Christian Science society, church ed Iflce 17th- and Market streets Service Sunday at 11 a. m. Subject: "Is the Universe, Including Man, Evolved by Atomic Force?" Sunday school at 12:15 p m. Wednesday evening ser viceyat 8 o'clock. Reaeing room ad joining the church edifice, where Christian Science literature may be read or obtained, open Tuesdays,. Thursdays and Saturdays from 4 to 5:30 o'clock. The public is invited to attend all services and to visit the reading" room. St. James church. Rev. Wm. H. Mil toin, D. D., rector Holy communion at 8 a- m. Morning prayer and sermon at 11 o'clock. - Children's Christmas celebration at 4 p. m. People's service and sermon at 7:45. i Special music at night service. A cordial welcome to all. distinguished service medal to -the gen erals commanding the various French, British, Belgian and Italian armies. In all decorations were awarded to 16 French generals, seven British, two Belgian and three Italian generals. Granting of the awards was aa-H nounced in a communique from ther American expeditionary forces dated, yesterday. UJ-fi II f I I A ir ,. : AliIED GENERAL AWARDED - - DISTIXGUISBCED SERVICE CROSS ''" ,; , ' Washington, Dec. 21. General Per shing notified, "the. 'war department ; to day -that under authority granted him A Real Service to the Nation Suppose that the longer Efe of Republic Tires saves yon, only the cost of one full set in a year's tune. Isn't that well worth consider ing? , ; , That the Prodlum Process of toughening Republic Rubber a secret formula does increase mileage and reduce the yearly investment, is a certainty. Any RepubHo user who has kept ' a record will tell you so, ' Republic Tires wear down slowly r like a piece of steel as we have so often said. And yet the Republic abounds with life, and spring, and resilin ence If the Republic reduces the yearly tire-bill by only one set Isn't that a service of some size to the nation? Ropublio Inner I'u&tfa. both Blmck Jina Rod am Gray, haw a reputm tion for frfdom from trouble The RepubHo Rubbar Corporation Ywmntewn, Ohio STANDARD SUPPLY CO. , Phones 400-835 ' Wilmington, N: a ' EPOBUC TIRE R thanksgiving service wUl bibythe president th,had; awarded tth . - y. t.Hr mi v' i '! 1 ' i. 4H a! . :,'U f t 'St it,! 4i I ' ' t i - - -- " 1 - f Y - 4 $ -
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