The evening world. Newspaper, June 5, 1919, Page 11

2 SOLDIERS’ LOVE 103. GOES T0 “CAPT.” ELSIE Miss Janis Decorated by Gen. ORyan on Behalf of Men of the 27th Division. Fisie Janis, the popular musical | comedy star who captured a great Place in the hearts of the doughboys im France when they were in the Pewiness of capturing great quanti-! ties af Germans, found out at the) Globe Theatre last night just how ‘vast was her conquest of affections. | To prove to Miss Janis how tender | are their feelings for her, the over- @ens soldiers of the 27th Division “decorated” their idol and they ap- Poimed their old commanding officer, Major Gen, John F. O'Ryan, to pin on her breast tho handeome emblem | purchased by thom, which bore the| inscription, “To Capt. Bisie Janis fn loving and grateful appreciation, from the New York boys of the A BF.” ‘The plana for this informal “deoora- tion” were laid immediately after Miss Janis returned to this country ten days ago. 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