LAFAYETTE SQUARE.

_Physicians._

Dr. William P. Reeves, Red Cross Director; Doctors Philip Newton and

Albert G. Wenzell.

_Nurses._

Mrs. L. A. Weed, Mrs. J. J. Johnson, Misses J. Allan, Mary W. Cox, Mary

F. Sewall and Bernice Keiningham.

The Ford Motor Car Company through its local agent, Miller Brothers, was

also good enough to give an automobile for inspection purposes on the day

of the Inauguration.

[Illustration: ILLUMINATION OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE ON THE NIGHTS OF THE

4TH AND 5TH OF MARCH]

The expenses involved were paid from Inaugural and Red Cross funds.

They were small as all served without pay except the nurses at the Union

Station on whose time much greater demands were made than on other

personnel.

The expenditures in detail were as follows:

_Inaugural Funds._

Nurses at Union Station $56.00

Medical supplies used 16.00

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Total $62.00

_Red Cross Funds._

Miscellaneous supplies, lunches,

tent floors, etc. $61.40

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Grand total $123.40

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