The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-19
THREE DOCTORS SAIL
TO AID WOUNDED
More Calls for Relief Come
From the stricken
Regions.
LEPERS At MOLOkAl HELP

Three American surgeons sail to-day
for foreign servr" in tho name OF the
American Red cross Two VIII go 10
Russia and one 20 Aus;ri'. br. y. \.
Smith. sailing on tho rotsdam. has been
practising Nv Enid, OKLA He VIII he the
third assistant star, officer at the I'm
perIa, ROYAL Reserve Hospital in Vienna.
The two other surgeons who leave on the
Du,;nsk for Russia, are pr. John Mann
and pr T. l.. Haslett. Dr. Mann is from
Petersburg, Va. and pr. Hasleti is from
Pttsburg
Another appeal received yesterday bN
Tho Red cross here came from Dr Nord-
hoff-juue a woman physician OF Munich
where the American Hospital proN'den
for by resident Americans early IN the
war is overtaxed in caring for wounded
Germans, Frenchmeu and EnGlshmch.
she asks for supper in generous ways
from this country. AZ Americans abroad
now are feeling the pinch of war. She
homes ,o bo ,nic. as soon as funds are
available. to start field hospital at the
front near Metz FOR those too seriously
sounded 20 be moved to Munich.
20 sIesS.i2 yesterday. THO total con-
tribut lons to date are siu9,3sii".
The Committee of Mercy appropriate
$4,000 Of It's fund yesterday Tor tae T"
lief OF Servian. Polish and frcrch women
and children victims of the war. II also
designated $3.50 for relief in New YORK
city of women and children now suffering
because OF the war in Europe.
In Servian relief 10000 Will ne
used Tor foodstuffs and supplies which
will be distributed through The United
states diplomatic representative in the
Balkans. Ten thousand dollars IS ior the
relief Of the suffering Poles in AUSTRIAN
Russian aud prussiau Poland. and S'.ooo
will go to suffering women ana cnidr'h
In The districts in the north Of france
The recent Of communications from
1;abr!el Haro,aux. former Ministct OF
Foreign Affairs in France VINO IL now
one OF the leading FreuChmen in charge
of the Secours National, which urged the
immediate necessity of shipment OF BOOTS
shoes blankets and cereals FOR painting
caused he prompt action.
The benefit at the strand Theatre OF
December added sli,iOo To the tund o'
the Committee # Mercy. which with othNl
contributions received yesterday n'NnGn
the total receipts w to sNi,nil4".
The American NmbulIuc- Hospital %
Paris. in announcing yesterday the rece'p
OF $500. said that there was on hand no"
enough money only to run the hospital TO-
three months longer. "A short period com
pared with the probable demands WhlcT
will be made OH IL.
sympathy for the babies aud othe'
young children Of Belsum - so EXTENDED
here that frequent calls are made AT tn'
OFFICES OF tn. commission for Refer II
Belgium for children OF belgian birth tina
may be adopted \ we'll known man called
Yesterday tu ask If 1t would he possible
for tn. commission to find Belgian chiIt
for him The commission told him tina
unfoitunately II could not undertake a
this time To- comply with his r"qucs..
Word came Yesterday to the woman
section Of the American committee on Bel
gian Relief from the Honolulu star. BuHc
TIN that sl27.d5 had been raised by thu
lepers of tho Molukai lopcr settlement an'
turned in to the Hawaiian fund. whic!
totals about s35 0oo.
Vt meeting of tho American lol.sl
Relief Fund yesterday at tine home o
Mrs p. H. Butler, 20 Park avenue Mime
Marcella Semhrioh. pr, sident. announced
that she would give the entire proceeds
Of her New Work. r"cital To the fund. TIL
concert will be- given in Carn' sic Hail 81
the afternoon Of January -.
Tive RelGian Relief Fund acknowledge,
the receipt yesterday Of Si.i63.ai. whiCI
makes Il grand total ~ SeS7.i7N.
The Dollar christmas Fund took II
sl,56a yesterday. h,iug.ns IL total III
to S39.0iS