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Plaintiffs,
Against
GRACE 6. NiEsERoLE and PETER"
NESEROLE. her husband (the narne Peter
being fictitious, the true. real or Christian
name OF said defendant being unknown 10
plaintiffs). GEORGE RICHARDSON, JANE
being feitious the the true reai or nam chrsla
name OF the defendant being unknown 10
plaintiffs). EDGAR NJ. RICHARDSON and
SARAH RICHARDSON. his wife (thsl
name Sarah being fictitious, the true. real
or Christian name OF said defendant bcinE
unknown TO the plaintiffsl. GEORGE LEWIS
and JANE" LEWIS. his wife (the name
Jane being fictitious. the true, real or Chris
tian name of said defendant being unknown
20 plaintiffs). SIMON LEWIS and SARAH
LEWIS, his wife tthe name sarah being fic.
titious, the true. real or Christian name ~
said defendant being unknown to the plain
tiffs). LUCINDA CLARK and JOHN
CLARK, her husband tthe name John being
fictitious, the true. real or Christian name
OF said defendant being unknown TO the
plaintlffs). GRACE DRINRLEY and JOHN"
DRINKLEY. her husband tthe name John
being fictitious, the true. real or Christian
name Of said defendant being unknown to
the plaintiffs,. MARVIN LEWIS and
Grace being fictitious, the true, real OF
Christian name Of said defendant being uu-
known TO the plaintiffs). and u above de.
or their heirs, devlsees, executors admins
traitors, creditors. lienors and grantees and
their husbands, Wives or widows. heirs. de-
visecs, legal representatives, creditors lieif-
ors grantees and successors in interest, and
their husbands, wives or widows, II any, all
OF whom and whose names are unknown to
the plaintiffs,
Defendants.
To the above-named Defendants aud each of
them:
YoU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an
swer the complaint In this action and TO
serve copy OF your answer on the plain.
tiffs' attorney within twenty days after the
service OF this summons. exclusive OF the day
Of service, and IN case OF your failure to ap4
pear, or answer, Judgment VIII be. taken
against you by default for the RELIEF do
manded IN the complaint.
Dated February 10th. 1921.
JAMES E. FINEGAN.
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
office and post-office Address.
Bcekrn~n Street,
Borough OF Manhattan
New York City.
TO
GRACE c. MEsERorE, PETER" MEr.
EROIE, her husband. GEORGE RICHARD
GAR NJ. RICHARDSON. SARAH" RrcH-
ARDsoN, his wife, GEORGE LEWIS,
.'JANE'' LEWIS. his wife, SIMON LEWIS.
,sARAH'' LEWIS. his wife, LUCINDA
GRACE DRINI<LEy. JOHN, DRINKLEy.
her husband. MARVIN LEWIS, GRACE"
LEWIS, his wife.
The foregoing summons "a served upon yen
by publication, pursuant 10 all order of Hon
orabie James G. Van ssclen Justice OF ths
Supreme Court. dated the 7th day Of April.
i02f. ana filed with the complaint In this
action III tle office " the Clerk of ths
County ~ Kings, N Brooklyn. New York.
Dated. April u. 1921.
JAMES r. F1NEGAN,
Attorney for tho Plaintiffs
Beekmsn Street
New York City.
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SIS. 600 small cash payment. buys pleasant 9
room house in restricted neighborhood; 50
minutes from Manhattan; steam. electricity,
gas. tiled bath. shades. screens. storm sash :;
plot 50x125: possession May 4 Apply to w.
j. LOCKWOOD, 80 Union So. New York
city. Phone Stuyvesant 0027.
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THE QUEENSBORO CORPORATION.
20 East 42d St. cor. Madison av.
From Battery to 1ath ST.. Inclusive.

3T3 Washington St, near F'ranlslin.--5 story
building. o5x70, with elevator: possession
MAY L $4,000; mortgage $22.50 CHAS.
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New Jersey.

THE REGIS. 80 Harrison st.. East Orange.
n. T., offers rooms, single or onsutc. one
ruite with private bath and shower; ndulta
ono block from Brick Church Station, D..
L. and W.; large veranda; refined surround
inRs.
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HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.

cHARMINGLY furnished house in perfect
condition. very large living room, recep-
servants rooms, baths; between Madi-
son and Park avenues; owner going abroad
VIII rent for May and June or longer; $500
per month: fully equipped for housekeep-
ing: competent servants will remain II de-
sired; seen by appointment. WORTHING-
TON WHITEHOUsE. NC. 4A6 Madison
nv. Plaza A6O0.
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Borough OF Bronx.

VERY DESIRABLE SUNNY ROOMS.
1895 Grand Concourss; reasonable; near Lex
ington av. subway. Telephone fremont 2076
Ext 70.
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Above 18th st. to 59th st. tTnciuslve).
East River TO North River.

CHEAP BOOMING HOUSES.
-Four story, basement and cellar. high
otoop, u room dwellings on lot i9xlo0;
possession at once; land and building.
furniture and going business ready 10
steo into. all for a price a little more
than the land Is worth; very easy terms.
Apply between 10 A. NJ. and p. NJ. at
3i5 West 18th st., between Sth and 9th
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above ftth II. 10 59tl -. dnclusive).
kast River 20 North River.
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LADD & NICHOLS.
TaI f71- Ceaans~-fot, r1,,


FOR Sale-Fine Colonial house, perfect con-
dition; six rooms and BATH largo attic,
cellar: hardwood floors. tiled bath. open
fireplace in living ROOM all modern inn
provenents, gas. electricity, steam heat.
screened porch, grounds 60xl75 IT.. contain
Ing chicken houfe. II fruit trees. strawberry
and aaparag beds. so fT.inntes to Jersey
City convenient to two railroads; viii sac
rifice: leaving country terms reasonable.
Telephone RAINIER. GEO Stuyyesant.
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SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET
Long Island.

Long Island.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS room house. beau
tifuIly furnished, and garage. TO rent. June
10 September IS. or less. 500 Archer 81.
Phone G34 Freeport.
LYNBROOK, L. l.--F'urnished house. rooms
and bath; rent season $500. JULIA FOW-
TER. Phone Lynbrook 1576w.
wOODMERE.--For rent, furnished, Juno Is
September 10, desirable summer residence.
bedrooms, Z baths: garage: favorably and
conveniently located fair rental; references
exchanged Telephone John CATS or Wood
mere 1885,
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

am in New York for the purpose OF making
brokerage connection with reputable firm
which has a corps of reliable statesmen Of
ability who can sell stock for reputable oil
company OF highest merit that has big pro-
duction, that has been paying and is now
paying 10eo cash dividends every 80 days
fine opportunity for reliable firm. O. T..
Pardue president of Old Dominion Oil Com
pany, a S2.000.o00 Texas corporation Of
Houston, Texas. Address me. II e77 Herald,
Herald SO.
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Westchester.

ATTRACTIVE Accommodations for iiscrin,in-
ating people. p. o. Box GIG, New Rochelle.
Thone 239-R.
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F1orida-Saie or Rent.

4 CRIMSON orange. 1910 a box fruit" VIII
revoiutionize orange growing DE luxe grove
OF the world now being planted participation
means large. steady profits II. T.. AS East
i1st st. Murray Hi 6aI0.
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Above Ssth st.-5th Av. to East River.

s1ST ST. "a East.-F've story American
basement and three baths: large extension
hardwood floors and electric light; immedi-
ate possession seen any day. between and
3: can be bought at $50. 900. JOSEPH G..
A3RAMSON. 40 West 18th Bryant 4094.
ment; . story extension; immediate possess
sion; can be bought at $4,000; plan for
American basement at my office. JOSEPH
@. ARRAMSON. SO West AGth. BRYANT aO9A
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Borough Of Richmond-saIe or Rent.
WALL ST. ATTENTION.

WALL ST, ATTENTION!
Two brand new six room houses, each on
30x125 plot; five minutes trolley ride from
st. George ferry corner OF Franklin nv.
and ith ST.. New Brighton, s. r.; price
these houses. Also s room tile and stucco
house, on plot 15x211, at f5l Franklin av.;
price $4,000. Appointment by telcphoning
1T31-H Port Richmond.
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REAL EsTATE-EUROPE.

LAKE OF GENEVA. Beautiful country
place. 46. 600 square metres FURNISHED
VILLA Modern comfort; use OF outhouses.
FOR SALE, eventually to be let. Apply
ETuDE BURNER. Notaire. NyoN (Switzer-
landl.
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Borough es Brooklyn.

LARGE front room, ono or two gentlemen
preferred. Phone Evergreen 0001.
9TH Av., 81 (Park slopel.--Desirabie
rooms; private house: all convenlences. Q
minutes Park and subway. Sterling aG5f.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Staten Island.

THE EVELYN LODGE,
Overlooking Bay.
Charming all year residence, 25 minutes
from Wall St; costly furnished; excellent
chef and service, small tables, pariors.
porches. lawns, comforts: weekly $20 with
meals; rs guests: 12 years one management.
Booklet. II Central av., St. George. s. l.;
block from ferry.
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LEASE or sale, new room unfurnished all
year residence. private surroundings con-
venicnt to city; also room furnished cot
tage: ideal for young couple. JOHANSON,
1st ct. Ridgefield PARK. N. j.
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An advertisement ~ the Lost aud
Found columns Of THE NEW YoRK
HERALD offers real possibility Of
recovering your lost property
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connccticut-saie or Rent.

AT beautiful shore resort, cottages for rent
for season. $500 TO 5000; hotel opens May
IL: make reservations now. LARKIN
HoUSE, Fort Trumbull Beach. Milford,
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New Jersey.

CHILDREN BOARDED
In nice home, s5 miles out: eggs. milk. best
care. $25 month Box 2T2. Jamesburg. n. ].
Phone 32R.
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Above seth st.-5th Av. to North River,

FIVE story American basement In 90s. near
Drive; steam heat. electricity and paruuet
throughout owner must sell: viii take S26.-
600. worth S3h. 900: guaranteed possession.
COUGHLIN g. CLISEY. 200 W. I'D.
-FOUR story and basement, near Drive; cleo
tricity; parqpet floors; redecorated
throughout vacant; win sacrifice at SIS 500:
cash required $4,000. ColJGHLAN & CLIS-
BY, 200 w. I'D.
WEST 10TH ST. (between Columbus and
Amsterdam avs.) Three story and base
ment dwelling. possession Oct. /, 1921: at
tractivs price. WM. A. WHITE G. SONS, 46
Cedar g. Phone John 300
WEST END AV.--American Easement, 10
rooms. . baths: excellent condition. May
I; rent $500. Murray Hin 1850.
e3D ST.. 26i West (between Broadway and
West End) .--t9x100; 8 story American base
nent, 3 bathrooms; 2 story buffers pantry
and bathroom extension; all modern Inn
provements: immediate possession; seen any
day between 10 and q can be bought at
So, 900. JOSEPH G.. ABRAMSON, 46 West
iGth Tel BRYANT 40g3.
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Washington Heights. Above 1.5th st.
West of Sth Av.

UPPER BROADWAY-New law apartment
ilxi00. ~ times rent. net income $3.50
cash $4,000. "a per cent. interest. DrIROSs
CO. f15 ". 14th
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Borough Of Manhattan--,Iiscellaneous.

FOR bargains in private dwellings, apply
PORTER & CO. '1a9 w. t25th st.
1o2D-Triple flat: rental $5.0i6 price $33.-
000 easy terms. closing estate. VIM p
JONES & SON 1 359 broadway
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Plaintiffs

SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY.
PETER j. MALONE and JENNIE Il.
SWEENEY,
plafntfffs
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.


WANTED--Oak library table for law office.
size about SKA feet. Write II. JUDD WARD.
Troy, N. Y.
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thorough Of BrooIsIyn-SaIc or Rent

HENRY S. MOTT CO., city. country real
estate. 967 Fulton St. Brooklyn. Main 4o6T.
MONTAGUE ST., Toulouse. vacant: lot
25xio0, story, bascment house, 25x60 and
extension: i. rooms, baths: parlor and
basement can be used for business easy
terms; viii show between II and IL A. NJ,
Sunday. j. w. SHEEHY. So fst place. Phone
2ssO Henry.
OPPORTUNrrY--Sheep Bay, corner
property, 75x1o0 reasonable offer consid-
cred. WALTHERS, 1912 Shore road
6S. 500 square feet lard; frontage streets
Morgan av., Greenpont, Fabric Dry
Cleaning Machinery Company building SO
Bush Terminal. 4Tth st.. rear Cd av., Brook
lvn. Sunset GIL
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uNFURN1sHED ROOMS TO LET.

list ST., 126 VITO SUBLET. 10 octoper
/, one large room. Above, bath: REASON
ABLE STANFORD.
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SUMMER RESIDENCES WANTED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. house. entirely
country. for season. J. GARVILLE, 4l5 w.
37th Sc.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.


LIST your property for sale or lease. CHAS.
FURRER, AZ West saith st.
PROPERTY OWNERS-Send fun particulars
of your property for sale. rent Or lease.
EDw. q. CUNNINGHAM. room sc. 12i w.
4Gd ST.. Bryant 310o.
WE are IN position to sell quickly your
Bronx flat or dwelling: Bronx property
our speciality. Wont you please mail par
fremont av.?
WANTED To buy house, large plot, com
mutIng distance; must be cheap; 81 900
81 800 cash; balance terms: principals only.
Write particulars. b s45 Herald. Fulton 81.
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westchester.

FOR RENT-Rye: unfurnished $4,000; 4
acres: thoroughly modern, up to date house
gas, city water, electricity, telephone 8
master rooms. 8 baths. 3 maids rooms,
bath; beautiful grounds and trees. convent
ent to station: garage cars, stabling 9
horses; mems room. heat and water; pos
session May I. TEL Murray Hin 2fb6 or
Rye 523.
REDUCED from 81 400 to $500: beautiful,
new English residence, In q park. Rye
5 master rooms, 3 baths. . maids rooms
with bath; garage for cars; one OF the
most desirable properties ever offered
through this office; never before rented I;
Immediate action necessary. Tel Murray
Hiil 24si or Rye 523
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APARTMENTS - UNPUBLISHED
From Battery to i4th ST.. Inclusive.

WEST 18TH ST. OFF 9TH Av.--GRoUNp
FLOOR APARTMENT IN AMERICAN
BASEMENT HOUSE; SUITABLE For
PHYSICIAN. CHELSEA $50.
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BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.


GARAGE. capacity 10o-125 cars, direct from
owner give full particulars first letter.
Box 1872, 4B4 Lafayette st.
WAREHOUSE for OF business: under $50.
II 225 Herald, Herald so.
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LONG BEACH

Five lots facing the ocean on Beach st. and
Jackson boulevard free and clear. for sale
at the original price. Apply 20 owner, Il.
LANCER, AGs West Broadway. New York.
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Borough Of Brooklyn.
westchcster.

BRONxVILLE.--''o rent, June 20 October.
finely furnished apartment, rooms, 2
baths. . open porches; near station. Phone
JUpSON. Bronxvlle 33t5 or Rector 1000.
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LANGER, 4Us West BtoadMny. New York.
ROCKAwAy PARK. IL. Beach I2Gth 81
Two houses, furnished, ocean block: also
house, furnished, Belle Harbor, for sale.
Evening star., 1921-04-13
PESsIMIsTIc VIEW TAKEN.
Program Looks Simpler Than I
Really Is, Says Liverpool Post.

LIVERPOOL. April 13.-Comment-
ing on the message of Pre- esident Hard
ing to the United States Congress- the
Post of this city declares it's belief
that the program of the American
President 'looks simpler than it really
is"
"A mere declamatory resolution Of
peace. the newspaper continues. will
scarcely be sufficient to adjust mat
ters between the United States and
Germany. The resolution will have to
be followed by IA blown treaty.
and when the treaty comes to be
drawn up international complications.
arising from the prior existence of
European treaties. will force theA =
selves upon America. We consider it
most incOnvenient for America to per-
petuate longer the technical fiction
that she Is still at war with Germany.
She has her eye on German trade and
has no intention to let such obstacles
bar her way. Probably. indeed, eco
nomic pressure. more than political
motive, will spur Congress to give
the presidential counsel speedy ef-
feet
U. S. STANDS WITH ALLIES.
Evening star., 1921-04-13
RIOT IN COURTROOM
AS NEGRO IS FREED
Relatives of Alleged Girl VIC
tim Lead Assault On Re-
leased Prisoner.
TO The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
FREDERICK, MD. April 13.-An at
tempt at mob violence was made upon
Charles Henry Dorsey. Baltimore. the
negro alleged to have made a criminal
attack on Delsie Tweedale. Cations
Vile, sixteen years old. last evening
at s O'Clock when Chief Judge Ham
mond Urner announced the opinion of
the court freeing the negro. 1t was
Dorsey's second trial. the first at
Towson. Md, resulting in his convic-
ton and sentence to death A new
trial was granted by the court. the
conviction having been by jury, on
the grounds Of considerable doubt as
to a positive naturalization OF the
negro. The case was moved TO this
county for retriai.
Brother Attacks Negro.
When the decision was made. NJ. S.
Tweedale. brother Of the girl, leaped
from his chair beside his sister. and
da shed for Dorsey. Before the officers
Gould head him off. Tweedale had
struck the negro. Ca using the blood to
now from his cheek. Mrs. K. W.
Rogers, Richmond, Va. sister of the
complainant. Joined in the attack.
throwing water glass at Dorsey,
who had rushed to the Judges plat
form for protection. The glass missed
Dorsey and struck Court Clerk Eli q.
Haugh.
The courtroom spectators became
an excited mob. but they were quieted
when Judge Urner walked to the front
Of the judges platform and announced
that the life of the prisoner would be
protected. In the meantime Dorsey
was whisked from the courthouse and
rushed in an automobile TO the county
Jail.
Chase HaItx at Jail.
When il became noised around that
the negro had left the courtroom the
crowd followed, some giving chase in
automobiles. AT the Jail pursuit was
abandoned.
All last evening crowds of men
gathered on street corners, iscussins
the possibility OF the negro's presence
in Frederick county. Dorsey left the
city shortly after the trial and was
said TO have headed for Washington
or Virginia.
Miss Iweedale took no part in the
demonstration. As Judge Crner an
nounced the verdict Of not guilty"
she suddenly arose and in hysteri-
cal manner cried:
He's guilty. He's guilty, l know
he's guilty,
She collapsed weeping. The next
instant her brother had ieaped at
the negro.
There was no display of guns. The
officers used none in quieting the
courtroom.
Evening star., 1921-04-13
opportunity GIVEN
t1oA|D INSTITUTION
Tea and Linen Shower to Be
II Held at SibIey Hospital
Friday Afternoon.

If as many persons attend the tea
l6nd linen shower to be held from
until 10 D. M Friday at Rust Hall. li'o
North Capitol street. for the Denent OF
!Sibley Memorial Hospital as there
were babies born there last year. then
the success of this annual Deheht
would be absolutely insured 1or no
fewer than 1856 future citizens Oh
Washington started their careers
-within the walls of that hosp,lan M
Stitution If as many friends OF tne
< hospital should come as there ~ W
patients admitted last year-t,"f
the crowd could hardly be handed.
= This benefit is an impor,ah' az
inual event. the womehs su.tu ,;n.erad ~
hospital having already tnSiIstie Gu
four previous successful aHalrS- -
ian annual get-together occasion ior
washington Methodism ana iol
friends of the hospital seneralSi ,n.
institution being a part OF tne Lucy Lucy
;Webb Hayes Training School Tor Dea
.conesses and Nurses, which IS oWheu
and operated by the W oman iioile
MISSIONARY Society ,.s,xns OF vns NO a. gov
.ernmental appropriation with when
10 do free work, amounting 10 an
average of $4,000 year, Sutn "ol
being made possible entirely 'hrouSh !
the contributions and help OF the
guild.
g over 600 doctors take their patients
to Sibley for hospital treatment: Las.
year S.027 operations were periorneo
there. The nursery and the Dapies arc
she special care of the gulia, wine
every patient who enters SioltS re-
ceives benefit from its contribution 10
the hospital. During the past me
years the guild has turned over 10 'ne
hospital cash and supplies valued az
$4,000; has paid for improvements TO
the hospital building approximately
$1,000 and through its sewing COM
fr,ittee it has made more than io,oUo
garments for use in the hospltai. IL
provides the clothes for every oaDy
born in Sibley for the first two weeks
of its life, or so long as 1t remains IN
the hospital
y A new feature of the guilds WORK
this year is the creation of fund 10.
the care OF children who are IN neeo
of hospital treatment and whose
parents are unable to pay for II. ANY
one giving donation for TINS put, /,
pose may know that every dollar Will
be so used
q There will be music both afternoon
and evening at the shower this year
The evening meeting is minded TO De
Of especial interest to the young peo-
Dle. Tea will be served in the after
noon in the parlors adjoining the
auditorium and will be in charge OF |
Mrs. ]. r. Edwards. wife OF the Dis !
frict superintendent. who Will be as !
sisted by the wives of Washington |
pastors.
Evening star., 1921-04-13
$4,000 VISITING NURSE
CAMPAIGN INDORSED
K. Of c. Members and Gage Com
munity Association Pledge
Support

The Instructive Visiting Nurse So
ciety and the campaign it is TO con-
Duct the week of April 24-31 for ssG,-
700 to continue the society's work in
Washington were unanimo' ;ly in
dorsed last night at meetings of
Washington Council. knights of Co
lumbus. and the Gage School and
Community Association.
Mrs. Whitman Cross. president of
the Instructive Visiting Nurse So
ciety, in an address before Washing
ton Council. X. of C.. read a letter
rick's Catholic Church. in which he
gave the work of the society his
personal Endorsement and praise.
Mrs. Cross also voiced the personal
Endorsement of the instructive visit
ing nurse work in Washington given
described in detail the work of the
society Of which she is head.
Miss Owens, an instructive visiting
nurse, in full nursing uniform. with
emergency kit, was introduced by
Mrs. Cross. Miss Pauline McVey. for
merly an instructive visiting Aurse.
delivered an address.
DR.. John O'Grady. professor Of
sociology at Catholic University sud
director of the central office Of the
St. Vincent De Paul Society. followed
Mrs. Cross DIR. Charles kooncs a phy-
sician, paid high tribute to the work Of
the Instructive visiting nurses The
motion offered by DR.. O'Grady was car
ried unanimously.
AT the Gage School and Community
Association eirs. Whitman Cross
made an address in which she told
particularly of the kind of work
done by the Instructive Visiting
Nurse Society in the territory around
Gage School. The association unani-
mousiy voted Endorsement of the
nurse society and pledged support TO
the campaign.