Ogden Daily Standard | 1914-11-03 | Page 2 | Americans Leave for Firing Line

AMERICANS LEAVE FOR FIRING LINE Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney Wtih Staff of Surgeons and Nurses to Establish Field Hospital. New York, Nov Mrs Harry Payne Whitney, who was Miss Gertrude Ger-trude Vanderbllt, will sail tomiorrow-for tomiorrow-for Europe on the Lusitanla with a staff of four Burgeons and fifteen trained nurses to establish , at their own expense, a large field hospital behind the firing line in northern France. Ten motor ambulance-, a large quantity of medical supplies and clothing sufficient for 3"(0 u men, women wom-en and children, all purchased b Mra Whitney, were shipped lae( Saturday. Satur-day. The field hospital is to be conducted conduct-ed In co-operation with the American ambulance hospital now managed '' Doctors DeBauchet and Joseph A Blake, near Paris It is understood Mrs. Whitney is prepared to finance othor units, should they be deemed necessary. Mrs. Whitney's sister, Countess Szechenyl. formerh Miss ilads vanderbllt, is now aiding the wounded in Austria. Rend the Classified Ads.