Arizona republican. [volume], November 25, 1920, Section Two, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 16

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II STATE HOSPITALS
Inaugurating the hospitalization pro
gram which will be carried on through
out the state, D. A. Little, department
adjutant of the American legion, yes
terday forwarded to each post In the
state a request that a report be made
to department headquarters of hos
pital conditions in Arizona.
In an effort to Increase Its service to
the ex-servicemen the first order of
business of the legion will be to make
life more worth living to the men still
In the hospitals, said Mr, Little.
"We want to make these men realize
that after having rendered their service
they are not thrown to the scrap heap
and forgotten; to awaken each com
munity to a sense of its obligation to
the nation's disabled; to humanize the
hospitalization of the sick and wound
ed: to give our support to them in their
fight with discouragement, as they gave
their support to the nation in the time
of its need; and for each member of
the legion to put his shoulder to the
wheel and Bhove until the great work
is accomplished,' said Mr. Little.
Tho procedure outlined by Mr. Little
to the posts is to the effect that each
man In each hospital be visited at least
once a week by individual members of
the committees from the legion posts
and auxiliary units in the community
where the hospital is located.
hind out it the man is getting any
compensation or not getting as much
as he is entitled to." says Mr. Little.
We have information to the effect that
many men are not getting any compen
satlon at all or less than they are en
titled to. A statement should be made
In each case where tho man is not re
ceiving what he is entitled to and for
warded to department headquarters,
which will take it up with the bureau
of war risk Insurance. In case the
man's claim Is not settled within sixty
days from the time a report is sent to
department headquarters, tho matter
should against be called to our atten
tlon and action will be taken through
national headquarters on the case. Na
tional headquarters is preparing to give
these claims prompt attention and push
them through where they are Just.'
A list of tho hospitals in the state
leased or contracted by the governmen
was mailed to each post by Mr. Little,
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signed at St. Joseph s hospital, the
the Frank Luke post Xo. 1 being as-
Phoenix sanitarium and St. Luke's
home.
This work must necessarily fall
most heavily on the post having Hos
pitals located In their city. Fortunate
ly, the posts having the largest mem
bership will have the most work to do,"
declared the department adjutant.
"If this department accomplishes
nothing else of any importance durin
the coming year, it will at least nave
done one thins: worth while. There are
many things to be done by the Amer
lean legion, and we think the best way
to get at them is to take one thing at
a time and put it over strong. This Is
our first business to be attended to, so
let's get busy and see It through to a
satisfactory' conclusion."
Following are the list of hospitals
where.ex -service men are registered:
Leased or Contracted by Government
Modrach hospital. Tucson.
St. Joseph's hospital, Phoenix.
Tuma hospital, "Vuma.
Calumet hospital, Douglas,
Arizona hospital, Tucson.
Hotel Rest sanitarium, Tucson.
Phoenix sanitarium. Phoenix.
St. Luke's home, Phoenix.
Young's ranch (Mrs.), Tucson.
Young's ranch, Tucson.
Owned by Government
Public Health Service, Prescott.
Public Health Service, Tucson.
Assianment of Hospitals
To Morgan McDermott post No,
Tucson, Ariz.:
Modrach hospital. v
Arizona hospital.
Hotel Rest sanitarium.
Young's ranch (Mrs.).
Young's ranch.
Public Health Service hospital.
To Frank Luke post No. 1, Phoenix,
Ariz.:
St. Joseph's hospital.
Phoenix sanitarium.
St. Luke's home.
To Ernest A. Love post No. 6, Pres
cott, Ariz.:
Public Health Service hospital
To II. II. Donkersley post No. 19,
Yuma, Ariz.: .
Yuma hospital.
To Fred Hilburn post No. 11, Doug
las, Ariz.:
Calumet hospital.
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RENO, New, Nov. 24. Harry Treat,
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arrested here today .
Treat was painfully injured and his
wife killed when their automobile was
struck bv a Southern Pacific train
near Sparks, Nev., last week. The ac
cident is declared to have given the
Chicago authorities a clue to his
presence nere.
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