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Evening star., 1919-03-01
For Discharged Soldiers.
WILL DISCUSS, MEMORIAL.
Club No. 81 Community Service
Announces Program.

Should the memorial TO be erected
in Washington in honor of the men
who fought against Germany be in
the form of an arch of triumph or a
hall?
This question will be discussed at
the weekly forum meeting of Club
No. of the War Camp Community
Service, Carroll Institute Hall. at 8
o'clock tomorrow night. Robert ~
Harper, president of the Chamber of
Commerce, will speak in favor of the
arch and Mrs. Henry Dimock will out
line plans for a memofial building.
The public buildings and grounds
committee of the House has the me
mortal question under consideration
now.
Evening star., 1919-03-01
N. N. M'lEAN QUITS
ASASSOC|AnON HEAD
Brookland Citizens Will Name Sue.
cessor at Next Meeting-Block
Committee Suggested.

Marvin NJ. Mclean. president OF the
Brookland Citizens Association for
the last six years. resigned last night
at meeting of the association, at the
Masonic Hall, Brooklsnd, d. c. Pres
sure of business necessitated this step.
he stated. Lee r. Wilson, the vice
president. will take Mr.. McLeans
place until the annual election, which
occurs at the next meeting of the as
sociation. Mr. McLean's resignation
was accepted with much regret and
resolution was passed to prepare for
the association a record of his eff
cient civic work to go on the min
utes.
Condolences and expressions of
sympathy to the family of the late
d. S. Pollock, former secretary of the
association, were containe1 in res
oluaon adopted by the members.
For Block Committee.
Lee +. Wilson spoke of the organ
ization of a block committee. Every
member of the association is to have
a certain amount of territory allotted
hum and he is to bring in all com
plants from his section and all sug-
Sestions for improvements. Mr.. Will
son thinks that the association can
keep in better touch with all residents
OF brookland by this plan. A commit
Tee was appointed to perfect the plans
. or the organiza ton.
me street car service was discuss ed
and IT was suggested that the car
company reinstall starter at the
end OF the Brookland fine. There are
( as many as seven cars jammed at the
| end OF the line at time. it is alleged
and these waits and delays could be
| eliminated by starter
For Discharged Soldiers.
letter was read to the associa-
: ton from the American Red Cross
| nome service section. in which il
| was stated that the Red Cross was
| taking UP the civil re-establishment
| and if any member of the association
knew of a discharged soldier Or sailor
who was in need of help, to instruc,
| him to apply at the home service
section at the Kenois building.
! Franklin c. Parks was elected sec
| retary of the ASSOCIATE ton to fill the
! place left vacant by the death of D.
S. Pollock.
Evening star., 1919-03-01
ORDNANCE CORPS CHANGES.
0@cers on Duty in Washington
Ordered to Posts Elsewhere

Several important changes have been
made in the Army Ordnance Corps.
Drtg. Gen Odus c. Horney. In this city,
has been ordered to Nashville. Tenn,
tor duty in connection with the TAX
4ag over of the Old Hickory Powder
p1nnt at that place.
Col J. Walter Benet at Augusta, Ga
has been assigned to the command OF
fkA arsenal at Watervliet, n. Y: Col
George Montgomery in this city. 10
the command of the arsenal at Au-
gusta. Ga. and Col Edward p. OfHern
In this city. to the command of the ar
Genal at Benicia, Cal.
Evening star., 1919-03-01
Prof. Mitchell Carroll Decorated.

services to Greece, Prof. Mitchell
Carroll of the department of art and
archaeology of George Washington
University has been decorated by the
Greek government with the order Of
Our Savior. The decoration was
presented in the name of King Alex
ander of Greece by the Greek min
ister, n. Roussos, shortly before he
left Washington to. attend the peace
conference. 49,
Evening star., 1919-03-01
Cavalry Acrobatics Presented.

distinguished company witnessed
a thrilling exhibition of cavalry aero
battles by the squadron of the 11th
Cavalry in the riding hall at Fort
Myer yesterday afternoon. A bare
back drill was given by Troops n
and p, directed by First Sergt Ma
honey: fancy drilling was done by
Troop ID under Capt. T. \. Dobyns; /;
mounted fencing was demonstrated
by Troops 4 and b. commanded by
Lieut. A j. Goetz. and a machine gun
drill was conducted by Capt. l.. GU
lick. The exhibition was followed by
an informal dance
Evening star., 1919-03-01
Prepares for Walter Reed Duty.

Col William NJ Keller. Medical
Corps. of the surgeon generals once.
has been ordered TO temporary duty
~ the General Hospital at Hot
Springs, Ark. and at the Mayo Hos
pital, Rochester. Mimi. preparatory 10
a tour OF duty at the Walter Reed
General HaaDital. Takoma Park. d. c.
Evening star., 1919-03-01
Lieut.. Col. Reynolds Assigned.

Lieut.. Col. John n Reynolds, air
service. in this city, has been assign
ed to the command of Godmar, Field.
Camp Knox, Stithton, Ky
Evening star., 1919-03-01

Valentine dance of employees of
Woodward & Lothrop at the store au-
ditorium
Evening star., 1919-03-01
Col. Nelson Goes to esd Infantry.

Col. Charles J. Nelson, Gnited
States infantry, : has been relieved
from duty in the division OF purchase.
stors ge and traffic and assigned to the
63d Infantry, encamped on East Po-
tomac Park
Evening star., 1919-03-01

Entertainment for colored soldiers
and sailors at o'clock at War Camp
Comm unity Service Club No. ;. 20l1
Georgia avenue
Evening star., 1919-03-01
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
TONIGHT.

Smoker of the Kappa Alpha Frater-
nifty at $50 O'Clock at the chapter
house. 1908 kalorama road.
Evening star., 1919-03-01

Dance for the benefit of local chari-
ties at SIS O'Clock at Carroll Hall,
924 g street
Evening star., 1919-03-01

Entertainment for men in uniform
at o'clock at 1418 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. under auspices the Emma San
ford Shelton Union, w. c. T. L.
Evening star., 1919-03-01

Dance at St. Patrick's Hall. 10th and
G streets, for the benefit of the war
activities of the church.
Evening star., 1919-03-01
To Honor Mr.. Borland's Memory

Memorial services for the late Rep
reseSatative W. P Borland will be held
in the House at IL O'clock tomorrow
morning
Evening star., 1919-03-01

Sigma Beta Phi dance at the Dupont
studio.
Evening star., 1919-03-01

Rosary Band will play. The celebra-
tion is in charge of committees head
ed by T Giuffre and Mrs. T. Poloni.
Evening star., 1919-03-01

The Swiss ball announced for Mon
day night at old Masonic Temple by
the Washington Gruetli Verein, Die
Stauffacherin and the Union Helvetia
has been postponed until Tuesday
night.
The frst of the series offs o'clock
Monday lectures at the Mason House,
1906 Goth street. will be held March 10,
when DR.. Shepherd l. Franz of st.
Elizabeth Hospital will speak. Other
lectures planned for March are to be
given by Nine. ,Slavo-Grouitch. March
Il: John Temple Graves, March "a.
and DIR. Philander CIaxton, March 81.
All the lectures are open to the public.
"Fit to wfn,' the public health
service film, will be shown Monday
night at S O'Clock at the Cosmos Club.
Assistant Surgeon General C. c. Pierce
will speak and DIR. Charles V. Herd
liska will present official literature.
Evening star., 1919-03-01

New Ideas in Floral Effects
for social occasions. Shaffer, 90e f4th.
Evening star., 1919-03-01
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Mildred Brown, cOIored, South Capt.
tol and NJ streets, was shot in her
left leg while standing in front of her
home shortly after o'clock this
morning. Mildred told police of tie
fourth precinct she did not know VINO
shot her. She refused treatment.
Evening star., 1919-03-01

ther. Max Denison. has filed suit TO
recover SIS. 900 DANA ges from the Wash
ington Railway and Electric Com
pany and the Merchants Transfer and
Storage Company for alleged person
al injuries. The boy was riding in a
delivery wagon distributing news
papers August i9 last when car OF
the railway company collided with the
wagon at 11th and Q streets and the
boy sustained serious injury it is al
leg ed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23
FEW FOLKS HAVE
4 GRAY HAIR NOW
weil-known local druggist says
everybody s using old.time
recipe Of Sage Tea and
Sulphur.

Hair thar loses ~ color AMI ius.
tre. ar when u fndes. turns stray. duii
ana Mfolce. b. cause. b. Il lack 81
Sulphur in she hair Cur Erand-
muthrf made % n mixture uf Sage
Tea and sulphur 10 keep her locks
lark and beautiful and thousands ~
women and men who value that even
tuiur. that beautiful dark shade -
hair which j. 30 attractive. use unly
.fhis oid-time recipe
Nowadays ~ get this famous mix
tUre improved by the addition Of 9TH
sr ingredients ~ asking az am drug
store FOR a bottle % "Wyefh's sage
ant sulphur compound. which
dnrhena h hair 70 naturally, NJ eve
eul3. hat nobody can possibly tell u
hnr been applied. You just damprn
= sponge or soft hrush with 10 and
draw this through your hair. takinr
small strand ~ a time. uy norm
Ing She gray hair disappears. hL.
what delights the ladies with Wyrth =
Sars aud sulphur Compound b. that.
lesides beautifully darkeninE the hair
after a fcw applications, u aian brings
hack the rlosf and iustrc and gives %
an appearance - abundance
MNeth'H sage n sulphur Com
pound D. a deilrhtfui toilet requisite
% impart color anc "a youthful ap-
rearance 20 the hair. n a. not in.
tended Tor b cure, mitigation or pre-
xentlon o. disease.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23
TH|CKEN AND
DEAUTIFY YOUR HAIR
AND STOP DANDRUFF
Try thisl Your hair gets wavy.
glossy and abundant
at once.

To be possessed ~ "a head of heavy
beautiful hair soft. lustruus fluffy
Wayy and free from dHuiruff o. mere
~ a matter of urins 10 htte uanderine
u u easy and inexpensive 90 have
nice, soft hair and lots 81 u Just
set n smnll bottle of KnoWlton's Dam
fsfiuc now for o. few cenia-Hll druE
stores recommend It-aupy IL little oil
directed and within ted minutes there
Will De an APPEARANCE 90 abundance.
tfsshness, fuffiuess ud an lncom.
parable gluss aud luairr. end frf lF
YOU viii YOU cannot hnd e. a 81
Jane rurf ur falling halr hut tuur
rtul surprise will hc after about two
weeks use, whom Nou vii Soc new
hHir-nne and duWnN ut first yeH
% really new hlir-spruutinr out
over your scalp tundrrinr Be- We
believe. thn ouN sure Fuir grower
DESTROYER NJ dandru0 and pure fnf
itchy SCALP and 10 newer fails t0 stop
iaillur hair at bee
~ you want tn prove how pretty
and soft your hair really BE-. mulstsn
o. cloth with To- little nnnder.nr Hud
carefully draw Do through fuu hair
taking uuc small ftrtud go i time
y 10 hair will Doe suft rlusst AND
h%eauufui in iust 10 tew moments l
surprise awaits evufton'
whu tries this
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23
Premature Publication
of Grand Jury Report
Draws Wrath Of Judge

Santa 70. y NJ. April aa-Iudgc
Reed Holloman IN district court
heavily finyed Alexander Head. dis
trlrt attorney. aud Paul \ o. walter.
correspondent here for the Alhuquer
lue Mornlnu Journal. for the puhnca-
ton lei the Journal OF an item stating
thht the special Emnd jury. rcccutly
called rs ludre Hollomnn had re-
turned indictments arainaf former
neput, STATE Treasurer Frank Mar.
ron and " O. Kelly. OF kansas civ
the latter having been convicted o. a
bond ~defraudinH charge, information
which H. not ordinarily puhhc prom
erty until after arrests have been
made Mr. walter was ordered 90 ap.
pear IN court and stated that hia tn
formation had come from Mr. Read
The Judge stated that DO the o0fonsc
was fepeated there would he iaii son-
fences Tor contempt 30 stated thsf
be would not punish The n%ewHnnper
which prints Information given hY H
public officlHl hut would hnl1 the
offlrini alone responsible
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23
University Trims
r. o. p. Last Night
Score Was 10 to 5

Ancnt one hundrcd baseball fans
watched Win great enthusiasm The
downfall Of the n. a. fts 20 the
University With n score OF ten 20 i've
last = serinG In the first after sup.
per" baseball same played thin stn-
son. The Eame bcgnu ~ 8 20 ON The
University athletic Geld with the city
team a. bat.
For the FIRST two inninrs tho score
stooi o. IN favor OF the railroad men
but IN the third inning the Universally
came IN strong making five points 10
their "orponenta one point thus riN-
ing a score Of 80 IN favor OF the
Varsity. IN the fourth Inning tho
Narriit's onfush was checked ~ The
substitution 81 Turnkey fof Trosarilo
o. pitcher and the srore stood stable
until in The last hall Of the nfth In
MN the University again broke loose
and made four points, raiaiug the
score TO 80 In favor Of the University.
When the r. -. Pa anne 10 bat In
the sixth inning theV sd their best
work. makinE thfer points and thus
changing the score from - 20 80.
The laaf half % the sixth and thu
nrst half Of the seventh innings wcfe
very tame. the University making but
one point ans the ritN men nothing
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23

hundred or more soldiers co~neteeate
white ~ their 1at hack from ami
Albuquerque satisfies this require
msnt n there are usually about 80
discharged soldiers IN the Gin and
with The rrturn OF the Fortieth ditir.
ion. this number VIII he considerably
iucrt Used.
Rooms FOR the local service have
been secured m the cnHmber of ON
merce huildinr and VIII be Furnished
10 actummodnie tn visitors. A per-
mantnt aecfeiny will be hired to
serve for I'VE or sN months GurinE
the dtmohliiEHiIun and possibly until
the ufst u The yenr. An txuCutlNe
board Of seven msmhets vii be 80
lcctrd from The business men and 80
ciai WORKERS OF the city.
Thee will he no campaign for
funda In Albuquerque since me ren.
erai hehduuaffen Of the service vii
care FOR n rNpfnne. The local
WORK will o. nudrr the general supe
vision Or the ~ pAso office.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23
Offers Chance to
Visit Battlefields of
Europe Within 60 Days

Tourists are t1ing 10 pay Tor a
chance "a visit the Rhine reniUn and
the historic hatflonelus % Europe.
hut are nasinF difficulty securing
passports In contrast 90 THE rondl.
ton. The VA department has sent
out n hurry call Tor 80 p men fnf
overseas service. The department
guarantees hat the men 80 enlisted
viii cruss ihe Afiantic within thiriy
90 slNtY days after enlistment
The GenerAi conditions are the az.
plCant must be- white enlistment Nli
De Tor three years. men viii be- taken
Be- ihs infantry. catalrt. nrla artllerys
engineer corps and medical branches
men with previous service Will
be sent al once The Albuquerque
rscFuiunr station b. located a. 2iNa
West Central avenue Sergeant bllin
Eer r. To- charge and viii gladly FUR
nish fuli Information % anyone ask
INK.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23

tory Mrs-Hrr o. colonel SIltmHfsh
fu colonel sIltmurah and hH Val.
iHuf men uf the Itsth rrtprup
Your record uu the puupied fields
ni France hos HuIr Iuatrr and fr
Goo ths sfHf. ul NrIrOul witch
DEL proud Df the Niiui rn'r Yuu au thIf
played Iu thy lIuodF iuimu Coz hu.
wHn freedom
Tho state uN r fnu To- debit ~ graft
tuiu 90 can never repay but trust the
sincerity uI welcome accorded when
uu roturu to you humrs iud loved
Huss viii ftulft lu SOME -mlIi w'ls
Ir" 20 appreciation
colonel ~tl'uHr.h Do wrIi known .u
NI|HiUuHfUu. whore Do has many
..s-s frIrn1. &C. married Miss kirt
Itf',k Yf fhIa ulfN t number OF years
uFu 81 expected that tnIuutl
eI'fuHrsh viii d~lsurrtnl1e hIs .um
Wuul As aUuu Ha tI'E arrive 40 o.
bliss from Sew NufH Iit
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23
New Mexico Sheep Fed
By Frank Hubbell Top
Kansas City Exchange

Twenty lve hundred head Of New
Mexico raised ami fatfHn.d sheep ro.
Gently topped the Kansas city mar
Vet hY drawing a price ~ IS. The
sheep we're owned hf Frank A Hub.
ben and were fsttenfd at ths Huhhell
ranch south % Albuquerque They
averaged g pounds arc were the OBJ.
jet ~ much admiration at kansas
city Tho duy thoy sold. Colorado
and Nebraska sheep were also offer.
"a. but the New Mexico herd proved
superior. Mr. huhhell VIII soon ship
o. the kansas city market three hun
dred head Of cattle which have also
been fed ~ the ranch near Aihu-
queruus
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23
Wet Spot in Desert
Scented by Vigilant
Albuquerque Police.

. Pat ofnrady has the moss ~ e
. camel. and an lrishmnu's SENSE
y ~ huWur sumo other gentle
Z man has also a SENSE of huuiur.
, and when he Informed our iu, al I
= police force That but this ~
. puitins the cart before h
. horse. Air smithcta gave q
3 charming birthday dinner a. the
= Alyuradu last evoniuE. and IN
z order 20 iuinfy o., occasion Ne ,
= planned 20 produce. and did
= produce n bottle uf well known I
y shape filled with "a darn brown. I
umhpr-Nrhted liquid. Amidst
= ordinations ~ uwe and thrills =
, of the forbidden the ladies :
I watched the drinks poured Z
, whom the arm ~ the law in the :
, person 81 Mr pomdv. inter =
, posed itself. amt cnnnscated the :
; bottle b. evidence
B The guests of the banquet =
, were advised that they u =
! est morn present fhcmsslyes It =
the police court Zoe uu iuffIcs .
} ton Of the laws The hosi Obj =
served "a strange Cnlm. luh that =
although tho ludlra were about y
fu faint away come SAYS he =
ven drink what We have .
puuroi anyNHN and ths Iutill =
} riHss was raised huf NOT lt ihs .
guest 81 honor. Doc. uIv. and au =
the, hHd 30 mths bier Iust smell =
! b. HuN way =
} shados uf ihr Boston trt party =
} f was uulF strong Nliuur. cor '
maybe Hnriish broadcast :
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23
CaIomeI Loses You a Days Work!
Take DodSon'S Liver Tone Instead
Read my guaranteed If bilious, constipated or head
achy you need not take nasty, sickening, danger
Gus calomel 10 get Strengthened up.

Every druggist On town your
druseis' aud everybody druFgia' ha.
Noticed e. great failing OF In the sale
% calomci. They nIi civ the same
reason hoda0na liver Tone u tai
inF iia place
'Calumci d. dangerous and people
%. while Dndsun'a Liver Tone D.
perfectly safe ana gives better TO-.
salts said "a prominent luUll drug
FiHN nudHuns IIvrf Tone ls pprsuu.
nllf guaranteed ~ over, drusElai
sells H. 4 large bottle doesn't
fnst very much hui ~ % falls fu r.tl
cosy RELIEF lu every cssa uf liver UiuE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23
WAR CAMP SERVICE
WILL HAVE BRANCH
I wF0RSOLD|ERS HERE
Rooms Secured in Commerce
Building -Permanens Secretary
VIII Be Empioyse-Eo Cam
paign FOR Funds Mere.

AiNnguef iue - 20 have a branch
Of the wur camp community service.
Ralph A. Lane. HucNIht representative
Of thr war camp community service.
with hcaduuaftsfs IN ~ raao. " AZ
present IN fhc riv ComnIfIlnr A..
fanGrnlents for the establishment 81
the local office and has annDunrfd
hat active entertainment and adtia-
or work viii start 10
Frhe var camp community nertice
vaa designated ~ The mar department
~ have exclusive charge 81 the uufE
M cities where rumrs wcr ~locafe.t
With she cessation ~ hnatilltlea and
tho htrlunlur Of nrmohIliEnfIru the
those non-camp cities where tNo
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23
Trial Opens at
Santa Fe; Many Local
Men Appear on Stand

Santa Fc. y NJ. April gg-Ths
trial OF Isaac uarth. Albuquerque ~.
tornoN ncinE distnfment. was con.
day A. u McMillen. another Aihu.
uuerquc lawyer yesterday presented
his testimony Boz regard 90 an article
in tho Aihsuueruu. Morning Journal
alleged 90 have been inserted hy Un
na.ociate OF Hurth a. o. Hsrhs OF
tho Journal staff. declared be- knew
nothing of tho source uf tho infurmu-
ton. T. r chase. col Alfred Gruns.
field and GUY T.. HoEUrs were Other
Albuquerque witnesses uu the fits,
dHf.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23

rishnvsH and constipation. you b.
uulN tu HHk Tor Nuur money uurk
Joe suu's Liver Tone b. n plea
tasting. purely vegetable rpma
harmless 20 both children and adt'
Take H spuuuful at niFht and wake.
itrlinl Zine. mo- hllIuuaupra
headache HcIl stomach. COZ runntli|
td bowels Do doesn't rrIIe uf col
inconvenience 900 ihr neat dnt
violent .ulumi Take I d0Hr % Z
nnrl tud4y Iud tumutruy YOU
feel weak sick aud seated u,
lDse n tHtH work. Take unis,
Liver Tome instead and feel fine.
uf t.rlr au1 Imhltluu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23

lf ono .tluHufi ciub. ths
I.Iitr vIN maLs ever, effort il
fHhIi.n other clubs tud I.HI f.lU|
meetings lHf number of odd
which .U Nr fH|r rI. owen Do Odd
N.I. NH' uuU WUIINrI
IuH Leader Phillips ,Nl,.f. tu
Irf fHa rIil NuHI. U.,f week..
,i fu.,h Goo vnur organization N
Ir Iu WH ..Hr ufi.r
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23
Soldiers and Sailors
Committee Will Meet

The soldiers and sailors Who are
members az the ofuauixntlon COM
miftes tor The nov veterans a9ueiA-
uon Will meet az the chamber Of com.
mercr Thursday niEht ~ \ O'Clock fuf
the purpose Of forming plans for tho
state convention. which viii De held
here early In Mas,
The organization h. OF "a national
scope and delegates from Sew Mexico
will Boz Hent TO the national arrunIN1-
tion convention which L. Don g. he
held "a ~ Louis.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23

\ CHAN'I ron HOs RNI~IRS
10 81 lur- J-r-eN toaf~. brHsi
~p~s. pigs ani -ts=k hogs az rtsk hot
tom prtsss-. RssrtNer's auction. uuh-
b~Il farm. Aprti goth. 49, isask pagc
~ tosias'a Herald for i.taiis under
"Hfxeiser'- sale"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23

when women meet they gossip
aud when met meet they 20 sip
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23

There are homes TO buy and homes to build in Albuquer-
que this year. There are big public projects to put over.
Let us do our duty by our country right now subscribe
our part in the Victory Loan. f BACK TO BUSl-
NESS.
This advertisement is contributed as a part Of their effort
to finish the job by progressive real estate dealers who
are bulls on the U. S. A. and who believe in Forward AL
buquerque.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-04

BOYS. This may be given to men OF
all ranks. A private in the perform
ance OF his duties as a runner was
Obliged to travel over a road when
was under constant and heavy shell
fire. but he succeeded in delivering
message TO his commanding olhcer'
which enabled the latter to so place
his guns that direct fire, was made
A major general in utter disregard Tor
danger was such an inspiring example
TO his men that it resulted in the
crossing of the Aire and the capture
of Grand Pre- and St. Juvin. Both
men resolved the United States Dis
tinguished Service Cross.
Almost every day the United States
official Bulletin published by the gov
ernment chronicles the bravery of men
who are named by General Pershing
to receive this honor. They come, from
no special part of the country and
their home addresses show that the
men from California and New York,
and the ones from Minnesota ana
Florida, have all given wonderful eN-
hlbition of bravery. They are officers
and prlvates and Y. NJ. G. A. and
Knights of Columbus men all dolns
their duty fearlessly. The two latter
in many instances helped to reorgan-
ize stretcher bearers after the greater
part of their companies had been
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