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Is D. 8. G. AWARDS.
President Honors Maj. Ware and
Others for Services Abroad.

The distinguished service cross has
been awarded by the President to the
following members Of the Army for
extraordinary heroism in action in the
world war:
Maj. James v. Ware. 2sth Infantry,
at Norfolk. Va: Capt. Harry H. Mar
tin. 2sth Infantry. Of Emporia. Kan:
Capt. Dolphin e. Thebaud. 3Sth In
fantry. Of Catonsville, Md; Capt.
Frank A. Tattillo, 38th Infantry. Of
Tampa. Fla: First Lieut.. Guy ]. Win
stead. 3Sth Infantry (deceased), of
Roxboro. N. c.; Sergt william e.
Fields. 18th Machine Gun Battalion.
of Uniontown. Pa: Corp. Stanley
Zanowitz. Both Infantry deceased.
of Nanticoke. Pa; Sergt. Robert Sc
dusky. 18th Infantry. Of Stanford.
Conn: Private James Mahoney, 60th
Infantry. (deceased). of Waterbury.
Conn.,; Sergt. Anthony F. Shedlock,
5Sth Infantry. of Utahville. Pa: Pri-
vate Ora B. Brooke. 18th Infantry. of
Hancock. Ohio: Corp. Erwin c. Shelter.
3sth Infantry, Of York. Pa: Private
Gilimo Eromo. 7th Infantry, Of Nc
KEGS Rocks. Pa; Corp. william Roth.
7th Infantry (deceased). Of New York
city. and Sergt. Thomas Roden, 3sth
Infantry. Of New York city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-27

Miss Charlotte Freeman Clark has
gone to visit Mrs. Edward Pratt Al
South Orange, New Jersey. Before re-
turning home she will visit friends IN
New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-27
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the health department in the last twenty-four
hours:
oyone Hino. 40. George Warrington Univer-
sity Hospital.
Don L. StuySes, 90. 20 I street.
George W. Stewart, 81, Walter Reed Hos
pital.
Emma Dent Casey. 50. the Cairo.
Jenie Cook Inounis. So. -GafNeld Hospital,
Henrietta Erdmann. 70. 2s29. Georgia avenue.
FRANCES. Isabel Ashton, 2s, 1919 9th street.
James Townsend, AZ. 90 3 street
Arthur Moore. So, Emergency Hospital.
Cynes williams, 6S. rs Virginia avenue
southwest
Martha Cant, SO, Washington Asylum Hos.
pital
Catherine Monroe, 62. 1920 Sd street south
east.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-27

Continued from Eighth Pags.)
to match. They will be at homo after
May 10 at 292 Stevens street, Lowell.
Mass

A simply arranged but interesting
this afternoon in the First Reformed
church. will be that of Miss Ruth
Minnie Rammling. daughter of Mr..
ana Mrs. Christopher Rammling, to Mr.
Lloyd Moore Carter.
The bride, who will be given in
marriage by her father. will wear her
Rolng-away gown of dark blue trico-
tine. with large picture hat of tulle
win paradise plumage. Her corsage
bouquet will be Of sweet peas and
lilies Of the valley. Miss Margaret
Achterkirchen will serve as maid of
honor and will wear an afternoon
gown of black satin with a large hat
Of black tulle and a corsage bouquet
OF pink sweet peas.
Mr.. Robert Walters Of Culpeper.
Va, Will serve as best man and the
ushers will include Mr.. William
Hagerman. Mr.. George Hauf Mr..
Harry Stambaugh and Mr.. John Schu-
TRIUMPH.
Following the ceremony. which will
be performed by the Rev. James D.
Ruhrer, there will be an informal re-
ception. after which Mr.. Carter and
his bride will leave for short we'd
ding journey. They will later be at
home at 1919 Otis place
Tomorrow afternoon will be Gar
field Hospital benefit day at Crandall's
knickerbocker Theater, there being
motion picture exhibition at 2
o'clock, followed by a comedy later
on. which will Just about catch the
school children. During the same
hours card party will be in progress
in the loge for the same cause.
Tickets may be obtained at the door.
At the Congressional Club at home
Bacon. vice president Of General Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs, will be the
special guest at 4 o'clock. Tea will
be poured at o'clock.
Senior Don Federico Alfonso Pezet.
ambassador Of Peru: Mrs. Thomas F.
Logan, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Bent
ley, Count Waldemar de Sveshnikoff,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fendall and
others were in the large company
attending the musical given on Sun
day afternoon in his studio by Mr.
Martin Richardson.
Assisting Mr.. Richardson, the tenor.
in his program We're: Mrs. Lillian
Baker. soprano; Miss Helen Gerrer.
violinist: Mr.. George Watts, baritone,
and Mr.. Victor Boenau at the piano.
Mr.. Richardson will leave Washing
Mohonk, to remain until October. He
will, however. return to Washington
occasionally for short stays during
the summer.
DR.. David Jayne Hill will speak on
THE Constitution" in the cabinet
room at the New Willard Hotel. at
2:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon for
the Danes of the Loyal Legion. Mem
bers of the legion and their families
and other patriotic organizations in
the city are invited.
The Washington Branch Of the Vassar
Alumnae Association will give musfca
at the Association of Collegiate Alum
nae National Club house. 1907 II street.
tomorrow evening at $40 o'clock. Miss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-27
GRADE TEACHERS NOMINATE.
Miss Helen Blackstone and Miss
Florence Mortimer Named.

Names of Miss Helen Blackstone
and Miss Florence Mortimer have
been placed on the ballot Of the Grade
Teachers Union as candidates for the
Office Of president to succeed Miss
Maude Alton. principal Of the Ameri-
canization School. The election will
be held at the Teachers Club. 602 18th
street northwest, May 8.
Candidates for vice president are
Miss Cecilia p. Dulin and Miss Cora
McCarty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-27

DR.. David Jayne Hill will speak on
room at the New Willard Hotel, at
2:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon for
the Danes of the Loyal Legion. Mem
bers of the legion and their families
and other patriotic organizations In
the city are invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-27
Entirely Ne.D Way to
Danish Superauous Hair
Really Removes Boots and AM

Why should any Sys MS sin. e9 9aaHtS to
hair on her face, now thst 1t 10 known
This can be complstsly and quickly re-
moved. roots and all. By the new phelac-
tine tie IH sSse; Il. = d nss to o., b
electricsI or shaving msthods. Phsiac.
tins Il nom doFous. non-irritatiAs, non
nnis.nous~so harmless It could b ssten
Without any bat effect. Best q al1 o.
h.irs com: ont T.r, ,nt .s:. ''sr ~ -: ~
left A. smooth and hiir-free a. Z chiid's.
Anv one who purchases . stick Of phe.
lactine from the druggist and follows
the simple difeeHoas. 10 hosad to -
pisassd and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-27

The Washington Branch Of the Vassar
Alumnae Association will give musical
at the Association of Collegiate Alum
nae National Club house. 1907 H street.
tomorrow evening at $40 o'clock. Miss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-27
Ball and Mrs. Edwards, artists OF New
York, will give the program.

Ball and Mrs. Edwards, Rftlsts VI fe"
York, will give the program.
Mrs. Douglas Putnam Birnie is chair
man of the woman's committee OF me
George Washington University Hospital
for the benefit to be given at the Beiasco
the San Carlo Opera Company Win sing
the opera aida" The committee 30
far has disposed Of both stage boxes
and several Of the others. and the Or
chestra chairs are very nearly SOLO out
The list of patrons of the benefit mat.
inee at the Knickerbocker Theater OF
the Junior Auxiliary Thursday, April ~;
at $3.50 pm. includes; 1t: Kev: Ai IRE
Herbert Scott smith and Miss Smith,
Canon and Mrs. J. Townsend Russell
Mr. and Mrs. William Waller. MIS-.
Theodore F. Jewell. Commander C L.
Beverly Mason. Mrs Charles Keene,
Mrs w H. Heron. Mrs. John N. New,
bold, Mrs Kefersten.. Mrs. Edmund
Parry, Mrs. E. L. D. Breckenridge. Mrs.
David Perry. Mrs. Isabel II. Espy, Mrs.
H. LIE Roy Colt, the Misses Yates S MIS-.
Tucker. Mrs NJ. LIE Roy Con. Mrs; wal
lace Burnett, Mrs. Eldridge and MISS
Johnson
box party with Mrs. Isaac Pearson:
llOnal pTSSlucIL u Iho
American Penwomen. as hostess. WIN
witness .he performance OF Wllliam
Morris Dorothy Dixie Lee at the
Shubert- Garrick tonight The box was
donated by the manager OF the ShuDert
Garrick Theater as a prize for the pal,
loon contest at the authors carnival
ball, given by the League OF American
Penwomen on April IA. 1t was won by
Mrs. Jean Hoy, who was unapie 10 use
it, as she is in New York, and she pre-
scented it to other members OF the league
Miss Charlotte Freeman Clark mas
gone to visit Mrs. Edward Pratt at
South Orange, New Jersey Before re-
turning home she will visit friends IN
New York.
The marriage Of Miss Nellie M. keat-
ing and Mr.. J. Leon Landstreee TOOK
place in the Calvary Baptist Church at
8 O'Clock, Wednesday evening. April y,
the Rev. Samuel II. Greene. pastor, on-
ciating. Mrs. May M. Payne OF Vlr-
gnia, sister OF the bride. was matron
of honor and Mr.. Wallace Landstreet
served his brother as hVt man. MISS
Virginia Boswell of Virginia and MISS
Margaret Landstreet were bridesmaids.
The company of ushers included Mr..
Frank Flanagan and Mr.. Samuel Land
street.
After the church ceremony Mr. and
Mrs. Landstreet left for trip to
Canada
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-27
s i Hear
So Much about
tAcid-MOuth'''

Yes - we all hear a great deal about
"Acid-Mouth" nowadays, because it is
believed to be the chief cause of tooth
decay.
Harmful acids are not so apparent in
mouth where the saliva functions nor
mally. The composition of saliva is such
that it seems to neutalize any undue
acidity and to keep the teeth and oral
cavity thoroughly cleansed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-27
Col. Morrow Ordered Here.

Col. Charles H. Morrow. infantry, at
San Francisco, has boon ordered to
this city for duty under the director
Of military Intelligence.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-20
Horror Road" of Part of
Oklahoma Will Remain
Unpaved for Time
DEMAND GUARANTEE
Paving Companies Backward
on Bidding Because Coin
for Job Is Not in Sight

Division street in West Tulsa will
contlnue TO Se the horror road" Of
northeast oklahoma, for time at
,ear. when the mayor and city
commissioners at their regular meet
ing Friday morning came to that
mar, 10 the mornings program at
Z which bids for paving Division street
were 60 be opened, there were no
bids % open.
The lack OF bids was not n great
srrprise. according to the city off
clalq During the past week off
sors NJ virtually all paving companies
oneratiug locally had inttmated that
,bev would not submit bids for this
nro'oct as there was no provision
tor payment as soon as the work
couli be completed. a committee
fror the chamber OF commerce,
comp1sed of w. r.. Brown, T. j,
Hartman and j. NJ. Berry was ap-
pointed a short time ago to find an
Immediate market for this paving
script. but because of the disorgan-
Ized state OF mind OF Division street
nropcrtv owners with the consequent
probability of an injunction against
me city. the committee decided the
bords might be clouded and as n re-
/ suit marketed with some difficulty.
\ Although Friday had been set as
the day on which Division street
nroperty owners should be given a
hearing on the paving, and on
which their specially appointed
committee was to report the amount
of donations received toward the
project, none of the property own
ers appeared.
Argument on Width.
The bone OF contention was the
width OF the proposed paving. Prop
ertv owners were divergent In their
onlnions as TO whether It should be
2s feet 30 feet, or SO feet. After
careful investigation the city
found that the property would not
stand an assessment for more than
an ls-foot concrete roadway. The
property owners openly declared
they would not let anyone build an
Is-foot concrete road, and that any
attempt 20 build such a road would
he met with an injunction. 1t was
this phase of the proposal that dis
couraged the committee appointed 10
find market for the script
Donations received by the prop
erty owners committee were to have
been used in paying the difference
between the lS-foot concrete road
and a 26-or 30-foot paving with as
phalt surface.
Three attempts have now been
made by the city within the past
several years to provide paving FOR
Division street. without success.
whether another attempt will be
made for several years is problem
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-20
State Chemists Meet.

liy AHsociated rress state Wire.
SALTWATER, okla. Nov. i9--
The oklahoma section OF the Amer
lean Chemical society began two
day session Mt the states A. and NJ.
college here today. Dr. W. A. Noyos
OF the University VI Illinois. national
president OF the society, is the prin-
cipal speaker and guest Of honor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-20
City Baked on Paving Job,
No Bids Opened on Division

atical. IL the attitude OF the present
administration is a criterion.
In the meantime 20 teams and
about 80 men are taking advantage
OF the fair weather and are working
strenuously TO put Phoenix street.
one block oHst Of Division, in pass
able condition for All kinds of
weather. The Automobile club
sponsored this work. Thirty c3r-
loads Of cinders will be laid on Phoe-
nix, and this will be topped with
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-20

Limestone to provide macadam
roadway which can be kept In reRu-
lar repair more easily than the pres
ent dirt road, The street IL now be.
ing rolled with a mammoth steam
roller. Cinders will probably be
spread Saturday
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-20

STORE NO. z
Tenth and Elgin
Phone 1872
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volbS jsou , Aast,cs piilslt.
te,i pto LID, ably u geml upfa'
vi ,akoNe pomiry iatt rhNs ' ni
nit Jsatlils q j. pal yoltami
iak leptiptavi . neupfan heani
VIM ~ 10 iasah hitouu jinemu
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HARDING A INDIANI

' f0sopjse De HolIandseb'
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AMERIKA BY MkLA BYTI M
STRAIT STALE,

Pod fimto oblayenim pfin6sl
fasopis - Marion Daily Star -
~ dOe H. zhH delM zpr6Wi o ~,
u, kteron proDesl republik6nsky
cekanec presidentstyi = senator
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znnensm poGtu ~ ysech sfran ~,
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UtkolikaeleuGou delegaci n Chi.
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w prsyiI men Jngmf
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" starteh zemf Eyropy. NskfeH
y nv pfjsIi sem X KmtD pohostin.
nSm bfebhm Amsriky bIedat Oh.
tanskoD = poIitiekou syobodu spo,
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poskytujs JIM q Ms tak, jsko Wy,
pane HardiDga, Doebazime y III
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StnAtor Harding NJ osI0vsai 10
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-10-06

10000, 900 10 noyy cyiGcbni tabor
nedoleko Norfolk In misto pre-
tabor yyyolcna byla baliua n pi
sku . more bylo ponlilo k jejimu
yyplneni, Tabor icnto pax byI
shled1D TAX slan}m, H. IN AMI tra
Va ncrosila n nyni administrace
zddd fGs0.0O0, ably mohla tabor
pokr$ti drnem.
Y Mmestnaydni ylhdnich nfcd'
niku administered Vi take p0eina.
In TAX, jake by ydlecnt mnrno
ir0tDietyi m6lo pokr0coyati na
yzdyeky. Ma poedtm yhlky bylo
nsi 10000 itehto nfednfkn W.
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- p~ffrhstck 100000.
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toto mnrDotranieiv u plundroya
nj, demokratt ~pokouscli So ziska.
II od koneresu pres ~ 100000,
600 k yyd6ni Y roce, poeinniicim
J. ferycncem rokn 1919 Osin
mesieh pc yAlpe, Jcnom X zapla.
ceni sfejnt marnoirainosii n plleI.
droydni dcmokraii p0kouieli 20
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kdyby dcmokratf proyedli syo
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financnim roee, byly ccIkem sj,
100000 900. eli *275 ia kazdou
rodiDu 0 ptfi flenpch We Spojo
D}eh Stdfcch.
+ -.
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race nebyly TAX obrovsk6 sunny
penez Vdfcny ma narodt, jake
byly q jsoh cd americkeho lidu
demokratickou administered We
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NEJvETsf HkfCH AMERrKy
4. A JEHO PkfCINY.

90 j. nejtdz6im bfemencm =.
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ifayagancc demokratickh admin.
stracc,
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fenScb %spojencdm. Die tohoio
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dlouho, jake Angle. yydali by.
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