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Smyrna times., 1929-10-23
KENT GRANGE TO MEET HERE
hent County Pomona Grange TO be
Held in Smyrna Thursday, Oct. 81

The regular quarterly meeting
of Kent County Pomona Grange,
No. 2, P. of H., will be held at
Smyrna, as the guest of Smyrna
Grange, on Thursday, October 31st
Grange activity seems to be TAX
ing on a new meaning and as this
is the beginning of what promises
to be very active Grange season,
also election of officers, all good
grangers will want to be present
at this meeting. The program will
be as follows: 10 a M, Open in the
5th degree; roll call of officers;
Reading minutes of the previous
meeting; address of welcome,
Smyrna Grange; response, Mr.. F.
c. Bancroft, Fruitland Grange; re-
port of officers; report of Oranges;
election of officers; introduction of
resolutions. Noon recess. 1.30 pm
Lecturers hour in open session;
solo, Mrs. Russell Wilson; address,,
Health Conditions" ORA. c. Jost;
solo, Mr.. H. @. Taylor; address.
Secondary Highways" by w. c.
Mack; resolutions; installation of
officers.
Smyrna times., 1929-10-23
PUBLIC SALE

TIE undersigned will sell at public sale
at his residence on farm known as the
Collins Beach Farm IN Thoroughfare
Neck 10 Miles from Smyrna, on
Smyrna times., 1929-10-23
LEGION AUXILIARY OFFICERS
Aaiericsn Legion Auxiliary Elects
Officers for the Coming Year

The American Legion Auxiliary
had their annual election of offic-
ers on Wednesday, October 18th.
The following officers were elected:
President. Mrs. Grant Garis; Vice
president, Mrs. w. e. Mathew Jr
Secretary. Mrs. Name Ashoy;
Treasurer. Mrs. Clark Knots;
Chaplain, srs. Fannie Smith. These
officers were installed at the first
annual installation of the depart
n.ent and unit officers held in the
Hotel DUPONT, Wilmington on Mon
day evening, October 81. There is
to be prize of $40 awarded to the
nit which first has its 1880 men,
bership signed up. VIII not all the
members of David G. Harrison
unit please sign up early. The
new membership cards are ready
and the unit is anxious to be first
in the 1880 membership campaign.
Smyrna times., 1929-10-23
BANKRUPT SALE

Stock and goods of large general
store in st. Georges, Delaware,
property of Newlin r. Buckson,
will be sold at Public Sale at 10
o'clock in the forenoon on October
% and 20, 1929, at the place of
bushes of the Bankrupt, st.
Georges, Delaware.
Terms of Sale-Cash.
Stock includes: 3 automobiles, 3
trucks and large supply of acces-
sories, repair parts and garage
equipment; large stock of farming
equipment, harrows, tractors,
plows, shovels, fence wire, ETC., etc;
large stock of dry groceries; large
stock of clothing; household equip
ment, stoves, linoleums, pots, ket-
ties, ETC., and soda fountain
supplies.
Smyrna times., 1929-10-23

Founded by Robert ID. Hoffecker, July 5,
1854. Editor and Proprietor until Feb
ruary 10. 1907.
Entered at the Post Office at Smyrna. Del
aware. as Second Glass matter.
THE SMYRNA TIMES is an independent
paper devoted to the welfare of the town
it represents and the State of which il
is a part. 1t also gives the items OF
Importance of the Eastern Shore OF
Maryland.
Subscription price, s1.5o per year. strictly
in advance.
Smyrna times., 1929-10-23

SPECIAL POOR MANS PRICE
Suits cleaned and pressed, $1.25.
All kinds of Hats cleaned and
blocked-men's, 75c; women's, 81.
DEACON RILEY, the Tailor
w. Commerce St., Smyrna.
1923 1t
Smyrna times., 1929-10-23
M1lllir1 S Style ShOn

J. Frank Davis, representing Jas. T.
Mullin and Sons, Inc, Mems and Boys Out
filters, of Wilmington, Del, will have on dis
play at the Colonial Hotel, Smyrna, Del, next
Monday and Tuesday, October % and 20, the
newest creations of what men and boys wear,
when and where to wear them for fall and
winter styles
Mr.. Davis will be glad to have you call
and look them over. Mullins are Wilmington
distributors for Boy Scouts of America and
have display that every Smyrna scout
should call and look them over Communities
loyal to their stores have the best stores.
Should you buy in Wilmington, we solicit your
patronage.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1929-05-30
dHAT THE NATION EXPECTS
OF UNIVERSITY GRADUATES

In the course of a few more days
great number OF Filipino students are era-
dua ing from COLLEGES and uni YER sit les in
this country. 1t seems Fl tt in 2, tn 5r e f or q
that a recaPi tu1ation Of their duties and
resPon sibi1ities be made this ime. The
follow ing messags comes from President Ca
milo Osias, Of the National University
Manila.
THE nation expects of university era-
duateS: (1) That they be equipped with ade
quate knowlCdg- ever ready to CO. onvey it to
othors; ~ That they be iustrunents in
conserving, and nriohiug the ir peoples
best traditions; ~ That they recognize
the country's pro sporty basic to our
civilization and the happ iness of the peo-
PIE IS the nations highest sslf-realiza-
tion; (4) That they be devotee of the
high Ideal ism of the nation; Isl They they
be non aud womsn of character, str on q, and
st.r1i ing; ~ They they exoro Use le ader-
ship in thy various fields of human aotiv i
ty, and (8) That they be Jealous d. tenders
Of their oun try's liberty"
.............
DWIGHT F. DAVIS IS NEXT GOVERNOR
Dwight F. Davis, intimately known to
FLIP mos thru having beon a Secretary of
var, Is to be the new governor general of
the Philippines.
Mr Davis is 50 years old, a resident
Of st. Louis, a Republican, a Baptist, an
former champion tennis player.
Ne live without a rother, but not
without frieud. &c Proverb
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1929-05-30
3REVITIES

The Filipino University Alumni Asso-
ciati on of Seattle, In gave a farewell
dinner to MISS Fern Cavsnder and Miss Mar
earet hood last Saturday evening at the
Nikko Low Chop suey house. Dancing vas
indu1ged in. Eugene Re esos, president OF
the a 1umni association, told the guests OF
honor in his splsch that the Fi1ipinos are
not bad as ka theriue Mayo pictured them
in her book, isles of Fear"
Caveuder and Wood leaving today
for the Philippines.
jerome dolfe and Ir n Are llano have
the Amc rican ational Insurance Co. Fur
ther announcements Will be mad in coming
issues of the Forum
........s.....
The following were elected as Officers
Of thu Catholic Filipino Club at its ( Lee
tion held Saturday, April 20: Va1.riano N.
laigo, pro sident; !. =. Zamora, vice-PrS-
sideut; Miss Placida de Cano, secretary;
Plo de Cauo, treasurer.
Several Filipino students in ths Uni5
organized "Filipino Literary Sooi ety.:
1t has for its Purpos. the promotion OF
65iP r5f 5fut9 the many fafs5 and mfsl aiding
inIo rma ion against thy cause o. tho +11a-
pinos. 1t Will b .neagsd in dobatinf,
oratory, pootry and essay WIS ting 1900;
--Fror the DIGEST
Mrs. Lorenzo ZanorG surprised by
hcr many friends in thu avon ins OF Nay y,
at h1r resi- ieuce on 10th cv -nu9, thS dat3
o-1ng hSr birthday anniversary. Mass M
h. Tant and Mss Eleanor Nattmu@ ll"r aue1-
~ are tn. sch
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1929-05-30
POETS CORNER

(Editcr's note: These days when Fi1i-
pino students start going up to A1ask
to york duriGe the sumner. Fol owing is
verse written by kind Ame lean LADY
who dedicated it to "her lovely Filip1ro
boys" It written thres years ago
ALAS! ALAS: THEY'VE CONE TO ALASKA:
The Areonauts fro sunny Greece
SAILED off to f ind the &C 1den Fleece.
Those lads were doub t1ess very brave
And .athered many a stormy wave;
But prefer to praise that band
Who see KS Al aska's stormy strand.
The ALAMEDA'S deck they pace
With backward look and fearful face.
tn finny tr ibes Of nothern rivers
already shake with fear and shiYcrs;
TIL Y seem to feel Jose's sharp knife
aho Sc deadly thrust rips out their 1if9.
Alas. lone mo th1c w.eps,
And many a mouruful vigil keeps,
For cone all ner pride and joys
Her lovely Filipino boys.
But great deeds oft the poet sings
Of lads who leave Ma apron-str ings;
To slaueht=r f-sn 5 nob1er far
Than rarchine off to bloody war!
.....s..s..ss.ss.s
The above DC en- vas first publ she 3 in T.
SYMPOSIUM, HOUSE bulletin in the first
FiliDino clubhouse on 9th avenue. It Is
hare r.printed d for the first tin. bsoaIs'
b-u i'm n v law of the
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1929-05-30
THE SUCCESS FAMILY

The father of Success of Work. The
mother is Ambi tiou. The Oldest son is
Common Sense. Some of the other boys aro
Perseverance, Honesty, Thoroughness, Foro
ST ght, En- thus ia sm, Cooperation, The OIL
dest daughter is Character. Some OF the
sisters are: Cheorfulness, Loyalty, Harmo-
nv. The babY is Opportuni tY -"
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1929-05-30
TIbB ERLAKE "A8 OUT READY"
TO SUPPORT INDEPENDENCE

Mr.. Timbe berlake, the author OF the Tim
ber1ake sugar restriction bill says he IS
about ready to support Philippine 4n1e-
pendenoe bill.
Independence is the only pro per solu-
tion Of the problem Of those who. like Er.
Tinb sr1ake, desire to restrict exclude
Philippine products from Ane rican arkets.
But just as long as the Philippines are re-
tainsd under the Ams r?oau severe ienty over
the repeated apreals OF the Filipino peo-
F1e to b free. it ,wil1 be unfair to pun
helpless % prevent) by running their in
dus tries. (Edit torial Of the REPUBLIC
GRADUATION BANQUET JUNE Ist
The traditional banquet for Filipino
graduates Of the Univer sity of Washington
Ti11 be held on Saturday, june 1st, at
b: 80 m. at the Chamber of CONNIE rec, 3rd
and Columbia. The charge is $l.25 a plate
and those who intend to 20 should make
servation early by calling upon the pres
ident Of the Un i've rsi ty Filipino Club.
THE SUCCESS FAMILY
The father of Success of Work. The
Lz- hrhs
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1929-05-30

Va s. DO = > Il 2 o
hcr many friends
at her rS 81 d. nca
.. ing hgr birthdG
h. Yant and Mss
ne ere ! thu sch .me
The Washington times., 1929-05-08

HE SET is READY! It has passed every con.
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Emphatic words like these have never before
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all this new energy is completely under your con-
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The tone is so pure that you feel as if you
might reach out and touch the artist, though he
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CUIJ The HOII Of Stations!
How the stations come in! Not only the old
familiar ones, but exciting new ones from away
The Washington times., 1929-05-08

off across the map, which perhaps have been only
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have been elbowed out by others, but are now
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When you see and hear this really extraordi-
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Such workmanship comes only with expert
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is concentrated in the new Atwater Kent Screen
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Atwater Kent factory-now doubled in size to
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The Washington times., 1929-05-08
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Again Atwater Kent leads-with the supreme
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The Washington times., 1929-05-08

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-12

for new detached brick homes IN Cleve-
land Park. 6 rooms and baths. detached
take ali clear property in exchange. Adj
dress BOX 322-R, Star once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-12

ISL KILBOURNE ST. NV.
An exceptional rental offer. rooms and
bath. INV. heat, cleo, gas garage ana
yards; S85.
1915 OTIS ST. NV.
Seven rooms bath, gas. cleo, gar. s6S
1853 MINTWOOD PL. NV.
II rooms, 2 baths, INV. heat. gas, cleo,
garage. sos.
MOORE & HILL, INC,
$50 18th ST. NV.
NATIONAL 1174.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-12
SALE OR EXCHANGE.

2 SEMI-DET. HOUSES ON SHERRIER PL.
NV. $4,000 each. for house in city; 6-room
house near Truxton Circle, $500. for house
in Petworth. $4,000 to $4,000. Nat. 1882.
AUSTIN M. COOPER. 800 18th st.
$4,000 EQUITY IN AN APARTMENT FOR
farm clear OF mortgage. J. B. K1NNEAR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-12
sa.150-MARIETTA PARI

s9.150--MARIETTA PARK.
All brick and one of the prettiest corners
in this popular section; rooms, tile bath
and shower. hot-water heat, built-in garage,
and is a real bargain; easy terms. Call
HOOKER JACOB. Metropolitan 1868.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-12
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

COLORED-$4Z. 50.
1871 Willard st: N;W.-Eleyator Service.
Two rooms, rec. halls, bright Kitchens,
dining alcoves, large closets, tile baths. See
manager, Apt. 101.f or phone National 1854.
008 Il St. S.W.
Room, Dining Above. Kitchen. Bath.
Is 9th St. NE.
8 Rooms. Kitchen. Bath, Frigidaire.
1927 Kenyon St. NV.
2 Rooms, Kitchen. Bath, Frigidaire.
1882 Que St. NV.
rooms, Kitchen, Bath. Electric Refrig
Grafton, $40.
THOS E. FARRELL,
National 0765.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-12
$16,5O0.
Cleveland Park.
New Detached Rrick

Nowhere can you find a better
home value at the price asked. II
you want q comfortable home that
is DIFFERENT-locate in Cleye-
land Park, excellent elevation. con-
venient to Conn. ave. John Eaton
School. stores. ETC., permit us to
show you this one particular prop
erty and Judge for yourself. There
Is ample ground; the house sits well
Of the street, and Is ideal for q fam
lily with children. First floor has
entrance hall with guest coat closet,
lovely living room with real omen
fireplace. and adjoining is o beauti-
full sun parlor. Large dining room,
q well equipped Kitchen, pantry.
The second floor has three excellent
bedrooms, tile bath with built-in tub
and shower. extra tile lavatory and
q fourth room that Is ideal tor q
den. child's play room or sewing
room. Slate, roof, Built-in -.
Equipment includes OIL BURNER
and ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION
We can arrange very reasonable
evening Phone Service 7 to
Schwab, Walk & Candy,
17O4 Conn. Ave. Pot. $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WITH FRIGIDAIRE, $4I.5O.
Near beautiful park. 17l2 Summit pl. NV.
Front aptS., bright rooms, rec halls, cool,
airy kitchens, equipped with large, four
burner ranges, one-piece sinks. cupboards, tile
baths Apis. in very good condition. See
nj NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-12
SALE-SUBURBAN.
(Continued.l
S6.o5O.

NLNND VINOI4NIN.
Attractive, detached corner house
in nearby Virginia, Just Is minutes
from downtown Washington.
rooms, tiled bath, electric range; lot
completely sodded. attractively plant
ed and wonderful tress; garage to
match house. Very reasonable terms
will be accepted. This is real home
to a man who wants to get little
bit of pleasure out of life after
having been cooped UP in an office
all day. Be sure and see this II you
are thinking of buying home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-12

NEAR 18th
AND PARK RID,
Sl0,5OO.
Nine-room brick residence, one
square from 14th and Park I'd. An
ideal rooming house value House
in frst-class conditions; hot-water
neat and every convenience. Owner
Will sell on very reasonable cash
and monthly payments
Call National 5000 Until PM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-12
RENT HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.


1855 MERIDIAN PL. N:W.-sIx ROOMS.
AVs May Be
seen anytime. Col: 016l after pm. l4'
WELL ARRANGED HOME NEAR DUPONT
S Ss rooms saS nwh s
STA FULTON ST, N.W.--6 ROOMS, AMI.
s2os E St: se-Bunsaiow. rooms. gas
H6 81 hh g. fSo4 Ee0 g. NV Rss ss
SaEyX SaAsE r MR SstS S.S.S
STRIP brick sv ss asaS large lot; reasonable
oyERLo2KING ROCK g.. CREEK 1 r PARK
one or three detached brick houses: could
be connected with passageway. each having
Fu Ge R doR f Continental tai T f91s
Bids district 52si. Eyenings. ciev 1885.
900 K ST s.E.-sIx ROOMS. BATH AND
H YfcFoR s DEsio co. 1868 st. Ni Ns-
CoLoRED. GROOM BRICK NEAR CAPT
s.Too@ STieE' newly pssIpessd aSd painted.
E sd s s. a eve e efeS t SEQ mo- Mr.
FOR COLORED
424 K st. ny1 5aS rms and i, bath bath, s42so.
1918 K st. NV. Natl. 0ieo.
coNvENfESS:TF 70 8 NAVY YARD.
Hot-water heat. electric hFhts.
w. II. WEST COMPANY.
5oi5 RT-ATR RD--i0 R, B., E. Nv H $50 90
SI3 9th e-5 r. b. lat, gas....... 27.50
ali Snd NIL T. b. gas, lat ....... 45.00
i3a STR n ar h cleo h. w H.. IS. SO
s03 Seward So se-lO r. b., cleo 49,. so 90
ali Esw9r h NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., So. so
T2n I'VE st se@ r..,,,,,.,,.,.. 100
eli jnth n "a b ...,,,.,,. 30 90
So27 9Th n . ~6r b. cleo ,,,..,. as 90
1915 n.w-7 T., b., cleo, h.-w.h. 75.OO
EDW. p. SCHWARTZ. INC,
District 62l0. l0l4 Vermont ave.
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----
Since 1884
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
314 Penna. Ave. Sc.
We have modern houses on
Capitol Hill at reasonable rental.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-12
S1O,45O.OO.
NORTHEAST

SELECTED HOMES.
In desirable white restricted section; mod
ern tapestry brick; colonial-porch home OF
Q rooms. tile bath, hardwood floors, double
concrete cellar with stationary tub; lot $50
feet deep with double garage. Price only
$6,s50, on terms. $3.50 cash, balance $50
per month.
NEAR 9TH AND H SITS. NE.
In this convenient neighborhood, well
built pressed brick home of rooms, re-
room-deep plan, with all the rooms Of good
size, Including bright kitchen with pam
try. Splendid cellar with front and RAJ
entrance, excellent hot-water heating p1ant.
stationary tubs, servants toilet and 1ffistan,
famous hot-water heater Dou6le Eea =
porches, good-sized lot to paved aiIey.
Priced below $1,000 on convenient terms
Office Open 7 to 8 PM.
HOWENSTEIN BROS.
REALTORS
7th and H SITS NE Iincoln neo7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-12
sALE-HOUsEs.

s6650-WOODRIDGE, D. c.
A pretty 5-room bungalow having hot
water heat, oak floors, a garage, on very
easy terms. Call HOOKER JACOB. Met
ropolitan 1868.
The Washington times., 1929-12-13

Saturday
()NI Y!
Specials
SI.es TO 80 Special
Gift Items-Maga-
zine b q . X . 5,
wrought iron aquar-
iums, SIN o king
stands, table scarfs,
end tables and
bed OEn
lights s.s.. OOA
s2e. rs Decorated s.
pc. Breakfast Suites
Including DR. opa,
leaf table and ~
Windsor chairs, en-
anlelled In best cSlor
sss'aa. osRsl,. S18.75.
$3.50 Chifforobes
+ 2-door style, with
drawers on one side
and wardrobe. Made
of gumwood and
finished in Ameri-
can wall O1G M
Ss.7S Sim m ons
Guara n teed Bed
GpFin & s-Banded
through center TO
prevent sagging.
All RAnE
sizes -. S4s90
S24.sO Sim m ons
extra heavy roll
edge Mat1ress-Made
of pure layer felt
with best grade COW
ering. W1OnE
All sizes Ol0sJ0
s22 ss Coil Bed
GpFings-NYith hell
cal spring tied tops.
26-ysar guarantee.
Al. ~ S12.95
927.50 CoxwelI and
Sleepy Hollow Easy
chatrs-With deep,
soft seat and re-
elininB back. Fins
=. sss.F- Sl7.65
$3.50 Secretary
Desk and Bookcase
Or fine cabinet
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any ve- con ~
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u q m pa-BeautifuI
marble trim m 8 d
bases with parch-
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The Washington times., 1929-08-21
WrangIe Over Fate d
Dog Ended By
Owners Gun

FREDERICKSBURG, Va. Aug.
21.--one Judge, several policemen.
three physicians. and court at.
tendant or two put in more or
less time this morning organic.
ing at police court to decide
whether q dog should be shot, only
to learn that the owner had
casually decided t. end the matter
by shooting the dog.
The case first came up yester.
day in police court when William
Wholey charged that Louis
Stephens dog had bitten 7.year.
old Daniel Wnoley.
After hearing the evidence, JUS
tlce Dannehl decided that the dog
should be shot. An informal
tribunal. consisting of justice OF
the peace and three physicians,
was appointed.
The Informal court gathered
this morning, only to learn that
stephens had shot the dog.
The Washington times., 1929-08-21
| 7 AL Y HONORS.
8 AMERICANS

comdr. Luigi Criscuolo. delegate
Of the Italian Academy in New
York city. made the announcement
yesterday that DR.. Leo S. Rowe.
director general of the Pan Ameri.
can Union. is one of three Ameti
cans who have been voted hon.
orary membership in the Italian
Academy of Sciences and Letters.
Awards are made, according TO
the announcement, to Americans
who have distinguished themselves
in bringing about better relations
between the United States ard
Italy.
DR.. Hamilton Holt, president Of
Rollins College, vice president of
the Italo- American Society, former
editor OF the Independent, chevalier
of the Legion of Honop, officer of
the Crown of Italy and Knight OF
Polonia Restituta, and Prof. John
L. Craig, professor of romance
languages at Columbia University.
chevalier OF the Legion of Honor
and of the Crown of Italy and
director Of the Casa Italiano, are
the other Americans honored.