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The Washington times., 1920-07-31
BOSS & PHELPS,
Tel. NJ. 4340. 1906 II st. N. w.

PRICE, s.75o--A splendid northwest
homo and decided bargain whero
prompt possession will be given. The
house has six large rooms and bath,
electricity, two-story rear porches.
lot 40 feet deep. having numerous
fruit trees In the back yard; also gar
age. Convenient terms OF sale.
PRICE. '7.35o-weiI situated in Pet
worth occupied by an owner who has
kept the whole property in beautiful
condition: two-story colonial house.
with six rooms and bath, having not
noors, front and rear porches; a hne
back yard with grape arbor and lots or
roses. Room for garage.
PRICE. 37.75o-On X st. ". w; con-
venient downtown location; bay
window brick house. having nine rooms
and bath. hot-water heat. and a new
brick garage. holding two cars. This
house 10 occupied by an owner who
will give possession. 1t will pay you
to inspect this house promptly.
PRICE. SIo.5oo--In Cleveland Park
section: terms OF $500 cash and
monthly payments will be considered:
the house is bound to please you; two
stories. six unusually large rooms.
front porch, rear porches and gar
age. The house is heated with hot
water. has electric lights and hard
wood floors.
PRICE. Ss.ooo-On Que street. In the
Bloomingdalc section. two-story.
sx-room bay-window brick house, in
fine condition throughout. This house
is occupied by an owner, can be in
spectcd any time and immediate pos
ession given. You would do we'll to
look at this house quickly.
PRICE. 5000 Capitol Hll home
cash and S75 per month, TO cover prin-
cipal and all interest; three-story
brick house. having eleven rooms. two
large bathrooms, hotwater heat. I'M
mediate possession will be given.
PRICE, Sa,5oo-A little on OF 18th st.
in the downtown section; a first class
square for home; n three story brick
house. having eleven rooms and bath.
seven bedrooms, large yard. with
room for garage: Owner In house will
sell on terms OF $4,000 cash and give
possession within thirty days.
PRICE. ss.s5o-In tho Mass. Avenu.
Heights section: location that will
house. colonial type; heated with hot
water, having electric lights, oak
hoors, front porch. two-story rear
porches. room for garage.
PRICE, S6.50o-A two-story house,
having seven rooms and bath bed
rooms on second floor hot-water heat,
deep lot to paved alley, with room for
garage. owner leaving city is anxious
to make quick sale-will consider
offer OF less for equity in cash.
PRICE, s3,s5o-Near the Soldiers
Home; vacant and in frst-class con-
dition throughout. A six-room and
bath brick house: paved alley in rear
of lot; there is a frame garage. Easy
terms of sale.
The Washington times., 1920-07-31
HOUSES FOR SALE
A L T X A & TIV K
N o X I II w 4 S T
l. o w = l. RI G 4 y
ID w Ell l. l N G 8

II you contemplate purchasing
a home you cannot afford to
make a decision without first
looking at the many bargains we
offer. We have on our lists
many houses that we offer at
prices less than asked five years
ago.
The Washington times., 1920-07-31
BOSS e PHELPS,
THE HOME OF HOMES.
Tel. M. 4340. 1406 II st. N. w.
JOHN f. DONOHOE G. SONS
3l4 Pennsylvania Ave. S. E.
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE.
IN hverdale, hve pieces Of property
sold to close an estate. The property CON
tains from six rooms with hot water heat,
bath and all modern improvements at
$500 to eleven rooms and bath at So 900.
Possession can be given within six weeks.
The properties are splendid values at the
prices quoted and reasonable terms can be
arranged We can make arrangements
for inspection TO suit your convenience.
For further particulars, apply to this
office
The Washington times., 1920-07-31
HOMES COLORED PEOPLE
WILL APPRECIATE.

There is every modern convenience
contained in these new six-room and
tiled bath homes just being con-
structed at
711-731 IRVING ST. N. w.,
Between Georgia G. Sherman Aves.
Not only that-but they are splen-
didly located, and mean an invest
ment that is sure to increase in value
at once. Inspect the Sample Homes
critically-and you will see what ex-
cellent type Of construction and what
practical planning. The lots are very
deep in the rear and wide terrace in
front. Hot-water heat, gas range,
electric lighting; three porches, in
Guiding sleeping porch, and host of
big closets.
Open for inspection every day and
evening.
The Washington times., 1920-07-31
NEAR SOLDIERS HOME PARK.
PRICE, $500.

Attractive modern two-story colonial
brick, SIX rooms. bath, hot-water heat,
electricity and gas. excellent condi-
ton; double rear porches: fuil-sized
cellar with toilet and laundry trays;
two-car brick garage; immediate pos
session.
The Washington times., 1920-07-31

Before buying a home, let me
show you the strictly modern
new homes that can sell you in
the N. w. on $1,000 cash pay
ment. All the people l sold new
homes to last year have been Of
fered more money than they paid
for them, and / rather think if
you buy this year and wish to
sell next, you can make some
money by doing so.
J. d. GARMAN,
District National Bank Bldg.
The Washington times., 1920-07-31
MT. PLEASANT
$4,000.

4 nne corner residence contain
ing IL rooms, baths. all out
side rooms: hot-water heat; elec
tricity; two-car garage; house
newly decorated and In good repair
throughout: overlooking ROCK
Creek Park.
The Washington times., 1920-07-31

VACANT
NO, THE best bargain in the city today:
10 rooms, tile bath. INV. H.: electric
lights; garage. Practically new. Price.
3l2 600 18th and Columbia road Good
for residence or business.
VACANT
NO. 2.-1sth street in the 2l0O block. west
side of street. Good for residence or
business. Nine rooms. tile bath. Price.
$4,000.
VACANT
NO. 5-Ontario road in the $500 block
Six rooms. bath. furnace heat. In good
condition; garage for two cars. owner
left city. and authorized me to make a
quick sale for $3.50. Easy terms.
VACANT
NO. New York avenue. between fh and
5th. Six rooms. bath in irst-clsss con-
dition. For quick sale. S3.750, and good
terms.
VACANT
NO. SIX street right of North Capitol
Ten rooms, baths. h-w. h. Price, Sc. 500.
and good terms.
S. BELOFF, Exclusive Agent,
92l 18th st. N. w. INSIST
The Washington times., 1920-07-31
@ STREET.

Near North Capitol st.-Cozy modern
two-story brick, six rooms, tiled bath.
excellent furnace; good deep lot 20
foot alley. space for garage. Price,
$500. Good terms.
The Washington times., 1920-07-31
SEMI-DETACHED
PRICE, $4,250.

Two-story brick, box-type. Colonial
porch, six rooms, tiled bath. hot air
heat, good lot, side and rear alleys,
imm cdiate possession, $500 cash.
The Washington times., 1920-07-31
BROOKLAND

New. modern homes just completed.
having hot water neat. electric
lights. Pittsburgh water heater. open
fre-places, and many bullt-in features.
These attractive homes contain 6
rooms and tiled bath, bungalow type.
built on 35xl32 size lots, with wide
alley ample room for garage and gar
den. Price, Sl1,260. Reasonable cash
and monthly payments.
The Washington times., 1920-07-31
HOUSES FOR SALE
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
$1,000.

The most reasonable home In
this section which We have 10
orer today. Lot bOxsoo; large
garden, beautiful trees and shrub
berry. The house is built on the
semi-bungalow style, IL absolutely
modern and has been newly pa
pered and painted inside and out.
There are eight comfortable rooms
and bath. Immediate possession.
The Washington times., 1920-07-31
HOUSES FOR SALE
PARK VIEW.
$6,S50.

A s-room and bath dwelling on
deep lot. with ample space for
by owner and is IN excellent con-
dition. This 10 an attractive home
In section where the demand
Is constant.
The Washington times., 1920-07-31
ANACOSTIA.
1880.

Attractive modern detachsd
home; 8 rooms and bath; large
attic and cellar; new metal roof;
high elevation; attractive sur
roundings. 2-car garage. lot Iax
l30. Immediate possession
The Washington times., 1920-07-31
NEAR LINCOLN PARK.
$4,000.

Six rooms, bath: hot-wstsr
heat; electric lights: front and
sleeping porches; lot tOsoo, IN
cluding adjoining lot, alley; space
for garage.
The Washington times., 1920-07-31
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
$4,000,

A most desirable location near
18th st.--sn equally desirable
house OF southern exposure: j.
story brick construction: 8 rooms
and tiled baths; open fireplace;
hot water heat; garage; large
yard to 2O-fOot paved alley.
The house is in excellent condition,
and Immediate possession may be
had.
The Washington times., 1920-07-31
PARK VIEW.
1880.

A home house In a section OF
charming homes; lot zOxllO 10
rooms and bath; hot-water heat;
the owner has taken pride In this
home and II is In perfect condi-
tIon. Immediate possession.
The Washington times., 1920-07-31
WELL LOCATED NORTHEAST.

Near Ca. sve.-Two-s STORY brick. six
rooms. reception hall, bath. good heat
ing plant; concrete cellar under en-
tire house; very attractive exterior,
having colonial front porch: alley;
room for garage. Price $500. $3.50
cash.
The Washington times., 1920-07-31
HARVARD STREET.

Near Ga. ave.-Attractive two-story
brick, six rooms. bath. colonial front
porch. good heating plant. wide alley,
room for garage. Only $4,000, $500
cash. Possession
The Washington times., 1920-07-31
NORTHEAST.
$1,000.

Distant about blocks from the
Government Printing Offce. Union
Station and Postoffce, a 2-story
substantial bricF dwelling, con-
tanning . rooms and bath; furnace
heat. gas: corner Of an alley;
space for garage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-13
Rail Terminals
damned with
Loaded Freight Cars

4 zsi--1g,-.c,2- MAJ E-E- he Asso-
--a-a6 Press Cen -es-1u1 O r--2u-p4l
---.-oa5 CRIMINALS. probably -:-e v7ors:
s1ace -1a EG~d w;n-e- rf IL. 5 begin
mig 80 oe - z business and c1---
c1e--= a.. ever ne -ouu---
A7pea.s CT relief pouring =. = Wash
z-E-un - lie Interstate CONNER e : m
n.sslcn- he -aJ~9a5 al.rr-..-st--2-l I and
70 Congress 21c.-rH ne alE -all-1ad
Ea-Hwavs -hcf > WIN thousands Il
luadeG ~ E-.t cz-s unable = move De
cause - shortage - ,-en ard motive
power A,theug1 me sl-.I2tlen mas beer
showing goc2l effects fer ne -asT tw7
weeks j, -uw g being saUw1 = II
1a7icr-w C. aspects and me 27paa3s 11r
-s..5.-f COMM T. x zsh-1E-Gr ear1a-n
prohibitions maj unless me LII IS
ar-akar : VI ne -etiec+ed mora han
ever n decreased p-nG1ct1cr- slowing
dow u .1ausr---- and probably & c-e-
-e1dous ,aDur -2-nCve--
latest repar-s compiled here ~ th-
curr--.--=e N H se-vlce, American
Ea.Iraad Association, show ~. Gas ra-s
ned II ~ delayed n transit u this
number s lsas Ara a. functions with no
a5ur Il --aaste- them On Aq-,l Is
ma tutal number NJ c2-s TED IN was
.sE.aaa Much Of mis- was attributed
By railroad people % ne -ecent sr-lke
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-13
Indiana Republicans
Fondle Olive Branch
at State Convention

Indianapolis. Ind. Mar 1e-Ha--
nouy Il, me ranks OF The Republican
party N Indiana was TIE theme Of
the speeches delivered a. the open
inE sessian IF the Republican SEa-a
Convention here to-day
That the party leaders Il Indiana
mad reached Ell agreement and the
forces CT United States Senator
James Z Watson had buried The
halcnet- became apparent early II the
day when II WIS announced rhat E.
" waNnurh had been unanimously
Reelected State chairman
II was alsu proclaimed later u TIRE
convention when il was announced
that Indin1a's big four" the dele
yates al large, would abide by the
vote Of the people and support Cen
Wood he haviaE received plurality
In the recent presidential preference
PRIMARY 5or the presidency.
Endorsement by both Senator Wa
SON. TEMPORAL chairman, and Sen
asor Harry :. View. permanent chair
man ~ the administration If Cover
nor James P. Goodrich vas another
step in the HARMONY" movement
and a further stride IN the Ee1--o-
gether plan came near the close of
the session when former Senator Al
bert J. Bereridrs. was called upon ID
a11rc8 the delega-as-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-13
New Form Soldier
Relief Proposed
by Borah In Senate

Washington May 12-SoiC,er "a
lief Legislation depa--r-lg RADICAL Y
e-ao proposals before The House was
Introduced 1cGay ~ S=1a-ar SurZh.
Republican. Idaho. L proposes =
make available s3ne 9D0,a00 during
re nex- tan ~aa-s 11r InRas 10 ~
-e- hunc-a1ly discharged franz
service. No c.-er- E1f- would be II
viewed ana ne anoE2t aralao4e 1or
loans would - United 70 soc. 90a- ooo
Annually.
Veterans could make I choice q
Two -vpes cf general loans One.
limited 70 SS1o would pc on q long
-zr-a basis. far the purchase C sub
urban homes and fans Veterans
hiking advantage Of e czrns would
nave - invest az equal amount
The second. referred ID II the bill
a. a land settlement plan" would
--.ow me secretary CT he Il-E-1C- .
establish drainage or 3--Ea-nn dis
-ctx. employing veta-aas = A..
work. farm SITES III which would az
arvar5 he made available 70 service
neo On : fo--y rear payment pla-,
a. actual cost and u per cent n
te-ssi- Service men settling on Tie
land would De entitled Il a1d-lCn
- S.p0B = short tine loans.
a special board IS proposed for
administration Of the act
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-13
Fail In Attempt to
Mix Religion with
Socialist Platform

Nv York. Mar The --s4-E 7oLS
-ssue toaaT Plunged -1Ia I t1-T1nl-
q 1ena-R. OH Of which canse-r a--E-=
forces v1n tae eradication of refer
Ance 10 cr-.---..s t-Cn The Frs 1a-r
Of The pa---s 19.B -6ela.ar1C3Tn q
rr-zlules.
DENOUNCED IS BAD politics hy VIC
Isl - Berger. E-Eea1ad United States
representative from Wzsconsl1- q
Ge.-la--a1lc- T12a- -7--T-3egec t=w q
1z.ls country eE-n Ia people ; church
IS and regulate their Souls" VS.
voted down by IT overwhelming ma
ter.-v
Ar Berger A4d pronounced
against The 1s=clz-z1lon- A1E-st
-laessens al5 T.a-es SGIo1or. -w1
= The I've recently expelled New
Tslk Socialist asenoly men Axpla--e ).
he a-a vh-cA re Socialist NOV
Ze1r ma received from -.e-gvne1
AID -aaels throughout I-2e vs1-lG a.
gu41E a-G2sT -ha Dragging =
ms -r--- Tc.ct can DO most -
presll.ce -:2c Elasses against Is
re -dsc-a -11,zt11F Ct me prsleg4-
IA and --l1a -1Er u CITIZENSHIP
clements # z-H--2alona. Sovze-1s1n
w1-cc ne Illinois 1eisEalCr f1uEa;
y-==s5+s."t.av % incorporate -a-1 The con-
var--an dec aEa-1C-s- ware effectively
e..n-ca; - = adoption -azs afternoon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-13
PLAN BIG FAIR
In Connection with
Names Centennial
Executive Committee - CorSer ~lss1
State Chamber lead Locking :,
Industrial arg Agricultural Shr~.
Cost N7r g Exceed SIC 301

Altar Z loEg executive Session De
tween tne legislative COMMITTEES Of
the Maine Centennial Celebration and
Inc Governor a1d Council Wedoes-
DAY. / WIS decided thai ct,e ezacg-
tive conl---ae Of me ceiebra- un
committee confer win James @ Gull
rac Ct Bangor and Charles NJ White
Of Portland president ana executive
secretary Of ne Maine STATE Cham
Der Of Commerce ard Industrial
League Thursday IS L9 me ra-Ier Of
1av-nE IN Industrial and .As-'1cll- II
a. 1poslslc2 n rcn1ecLQn WIN ne
-erTenlial The cost Is -or 10 ex-
ceea STA cot
i was v0teC ma. -he hook p-e-
pared by Eev. Henry Z DUzaack- TIE
Stale Librarian. -e=-;-:.,E 10 ne econ
3Tl.c- aE-~sg.- -L--:s-. Industrial and
2oil.-,a4 h1sIarv u Nam pc placed
on sa-e -7r $ and MAJ 10 3ooss De
gwen away. II BOOK contains be
tween 500 AID 100 pages.
/ vas $50 voted I-a- che ha-< CT
ne Crr-e,,-1a- cons o. dls---iol,- al
-.sl,a l-,1uu- lhe SAL CT ne bass Ct
pgrut4-1C-. -h-se z~e 5o-cea- -I--ces
and -1.v 7r-- 4-. solo Ter s. Err. =
beng ~ Custom q other states
zeen t-ev have celebration =
charge amour GCuaie -o- ire coins.
E7--a-, c3,a,l.ia-.L q --aese pieces vi oe
r1g-aL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-13
OBREGONS RETURN

Mexico City. May IVA Dallas
The Ca--anEa government evac4-
a1ad Mexico City, F1Gay morning
and me advanced 4arces CT ne revo-
lr-cnlsts led by Een. Pah3o Gonza1gz
entered the CAPITA TIA. afternoon
Cen Aware Oregon followed Sen
day morning g. The hea3 If Ia.sbe
-oops
General Ob-egar- 1z1e-ylewed By
"a Associated Press representative
al Tacuaaya Z suburb Of Mexico
CRY. declared that Mclean -zvola-
tiuusts o6cers had been gwen sr-;ct
orders ID proven. bIoo6shed Is 1a- IS
possible He said the Ebe-a. corg--
tu1nraGsr leaders plan II set Up 4
ggrgrlsn- II be gzideS ev cccElE-
-101a- methods The -ebel leaasr
SAD II was also planned 70 hold free
elections and 70 accept q friendly
peEcy towards the United States.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-13
Nelson Gets 81
! ear Sertence-1 Year
for t.Ie EX-BdrCness

Ea1ss7r- NJ, Ma I'm tce ST.
pe-1or court today George I. Nelson
and rs W.. 4ar@erl~ rhe Baroness
De Eeck Of Lon3Gz and Paris. wera
sen:src4a trr arson. Nelson = mol
less -A2z TWO 1o- E2ore ILa1 1@-~
years Z STATE prison. MS VT p one
year n Bangor 5all- The par were
charged VIII having burned rhe.-
house II Carmel II March : Win re
intention q l7ssE-s1l,l-c tbs insurance
companies W,.l.e r 5azl axa--:..-
hearing the Woman confessed me
crime. bu1 today II court Nelson
made a lengthy statement II wt..ce
he claimed raa1 The 1re vas # acc3-
dental Origin, and ina. he --7erllv ~
Il burr the Idea Of getting he ga
900 INSURANCE on house and c0nTent :
= Ills way having been suggested
70 AI- by q previous accidental. 1.-=
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-13
TO TAKE STAND
Zimmerman Girl TO Tell
Own Story
ciai-n q Self Defense Set Up 5s
Actsr-es in Cpeniss ssc- -er
Lever N-o -aa Refused - Right
N-srs rs Making Her las We

Springfield. Mass. MAY I'm i
dramatic reci-a. Of the I-ta q Jar.ie
G Zimmerman On TIA 1or the MIR
Ter Of her COUSIN. Dr. Henry lin
rey william c. McAacAaie this AFT
erooCn outlined re Gatarse wa4c,
VII be presented beginning tenor
-3v when Miss Zimmerman VII take
Tire stand following testimony % be
presented by three syswinesses u
the shooting Attorney McKe-Ghzis
opening speech 1ook Up TIE entire
-9terooon session. Ire state ka~.nE
rastAa is case Us. betars ire 1oor
recess. TIE attorney t1- IRE De-
fense stated thai -ea-s Ct bodily
harm Z not 6ea1A. inspired by
threats ~ IT Zimmerman = Jennie
snoCld reveal rela-2c1s between hen
1ad 81 abnormal nec1a- conds-1cn
caused by -ebcES by tie docru-.
Wacm sic cec41rHs rroE1ser 70
mary her" VII be TIE arguments If
me defense. It WIS virtually tha-
IF SCI defense" DECLARED r17e a1-or-
ney. II -1a- SIZE shot her lovar vho
Ea5 wrongaE he- and then refused .
right thai wrong ay making Ter his
wife"
TIE 5stzzss also WI s1ov, ne Al
-a-ney said thai MISE Zimmerman
was Jealous Of Sadie Felcuaa af
Manchester, y Il. che Of the. occu-
pants Ct the a1-nmnsile N winch u
Zimmerman was -i65cg Just pr3or 10
rs 6eaae..
Miss Zimmerman VII testify tea-
sra sew Mss F7eIdnaa's photograph
upon me dresser Ct re 6oct1-'s
room. -na- zne heard n a ba--1aga
engagement between Dr.. Zimmerman
ard Mss Feldla- AID L1at On re
day Of the shooting they va-e n
have celebrated ire 1-p-a- engage
ment T accordance Win ire Jews "a
cESt0D-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-13
OREGON BACK AT HEAD
TEN THOUSAND TROOPS

Me-co -L-g, va Z Faso Junction
Tax. MAY Ser I'm Assac.atea P-essl
a -'naz Il Aorseaaek7 rode I'D Mex
% City Sunday 1oun- Gen A1ra-o oo-
-=rnr- ~1p Ted 4-on ne CAPITA, alnns
Disguised n a-aEsnazs s-aasv
clU-1es u --E sa-4- -U--s-- ncu-s he
to-e dawn AR -. -eza--ed a. he
, 1ead q ssvs-zI rauusa7d --aups.
F-sn -zC1aaya- 4 tsE niles South
west Ct Mexico C1t-. ne presidential
candidate rode sa q przaraE Bay sta
lun through the crowded streets as Ear
as ne zRtcual palar-
Eating the procession far a Lew mo
nsn-s. Gen onreEaa mounted - he
bRlcanv Of ! hotel fronting The Plaza
De d EEfa--aa and delivered q shur-
speech. explaining ne 4crRls max calsed
MN u fG-oe F-es1den. Cz--zzza -
evacla1e the Ea7aSz1
The appearance IF ne S0nC-az shurt
6glr-- ca8z3ess md with face heavily
5ez-1e-- ana ne r1gtz- sleeve dangling
empty 4: us side Tzs ne slE1a. fer
clMzs-E-
-.esrendiar, CnreEar resumed his ride
through ne 2veas1a Jaz-ez and The
Avgnlda Francisco Aaae-3 - ire cen
-zr of TIE city The graz. Plaza de Ia
Constitution. II Winch face me national
palace and ne gan v1w=~s of the ca
thedraL vas q ys-s-zaie moving sea u
humanity.
Progress o. lie procession Trough
he mass 1f Spectators was difficult sut
Cen oh-Pgur a-a.-v --1a.ie he c1rcss. Of
the plaza AID =n-A-ad a. ou1rlEr ca9a
6ar luncheon The general dl5.aot ea-zr
The pA-aca whe-e from ne aalcazses
Gen Pablo Gonzales, rs f1r-ne- -ral
11- ma presidency. and oIser LEADERS,
uf the Ihe-z- revolutionary movement
were patching ne Procession
n LIT afternoon Een- C'nre-1u -s---a-
ed - rs headquarters 4 -1e s1auro -
TACUhHrz-
The resIa3: CT he conferences among
revolutionary leaders was Bs.rg awaited
a=.e with l1-E-esZ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-13
Gen. Ireland Talks
Nice About American
Army Nurse Corps

New y erik. May 1.-THE heroic
and seLf-sacr55cia- spirit Of the An
eTacaa army nurse corps was one Of
IRE winning factors n the World
War MAJ. Cen IL u. Ireland sur
ge0n general Of the United States
Ar-v. declared here tanIE.I, AZ the
Florence Nightingale centenary din
1er
During the greatest activities ~
-fe American ex11eslIi2ona-y forces n
FEa nee he added. the shortage Of
nurses vas appalling AID the sIIaa-
non vas only saved by the self
sacrificing spirit Of these splendid
women"
Declaring that the medical depart
meut was not u2prepare6 far the
great war. the sur-anr general tGld
CT how the number II army nurses
we're recruited rom 4IS 70 CLAIR
Curing the conflict One hundred and
TWO Of these nurses died IN the ser
vice N France. he SAID