Tucson, Mar, General John J. Pershing, Commander of American Expeditionary Forces in France during the Great War, who has been seriously Ill here, ive several more years if he Femaing quiet and avoids any strain on his heart, Dr. Roland his personal physician here to-day.
Fighting for his life with grim] determination, General, Pershing has rallied during the past week after hope for his life had been abandoned by" attending Dr. Davison said General Pershing was in "fine" condition to-day and revealed he might be taken outside to enjoy the sunshine "when the sun. becomes warmer." He said General /Pershing's strength was continuing to improve and the condition of "his, was more satisfactory.—United Press,
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