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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
EAST CALLS FOR AID.
Campaign to Raise $50, 900 900 OF
Relief Soon to Be
gin Here.

The Near East or az least that portion
which has been under control and dofni-
nation Of the Turk for centuries, IN calling
To America for aid To keep bare life with.
in her body. As result of Turkish bar
barities-~encouragcd and mnde possible
through the world ar-bundrefls of
thousands of Armenian, Syrian, Greek
and Persian men, women and children
have been wantonly abused and slaual,
tered in cold blood and other millions
have been mistreated and driven from
their homes.
II is for these niilionB-to he exact 3.
100000 human beIuga-that the Ameri-
can Committee for Relief IN the Near
East in appealing to America for aid.
A minimum Of S30,DJ0,00O is needed 30
give succor and aid to those vast masses Of
humanity who. driven out from their
homes by Turkish barbarity, are for the
most part in Arabia, Mesopotarnia,
Syria, Persia. the Caucasus and Sibcria
with somo hundreds Of thousands still in
the remote interior districts of the Turk
ish empire
A campaign to raise funds 10 give this
relief and 10 keep life in these millions
while they are being rcpatriatcd, has al
ready begun throughout the country with
the nctunl subscriptions 10 be asked for in
Delaware next month.
Underlying the almost indeacribable
brutality and torture inflicted upon these
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28

Yesterday from his home in Middlcford.
where he died last Thursday afternoon
from an attack Of influenza, which de-
vcloped into pneumonia.
Proprietor J. NJ. G.. HILL of the Hotel
Sussex received telegram, yesterday
morning, telling Of the arrival in New
York City of his son, Clarence, who has
been i'm the service in France.
Tho Hobbs & Longcndyke minstrcls
will present their play il fredericksburg on
Tuesday, February 4, for the benefit Of
the high school Of that town.
Mrs. Charlie Smith, aged ~ years, died
nj hor home near here, Sunday, Of pneu-
monia, which developed from an attack
of influenza Mrs. Smith was n bride
of only four weeks, and before her mar
riagc was Miss Margcry Meredith of this
town.
Iucla, the 5-ycar-old daughter of Mr..
and NIrs. Horace Knowles Of Blades, who
was badly burned from her face down the
entire right side, last Wednesday morn
Ing, died at the home Of her parents,
Saturday night
Miss Nell Brown is spending several
weeks with friends and relatives in Viii
mington and Philadelphia.
Mrs. W. II. G. Wright and son left to-
day for Wilmington, where they will
make their home.
Mrs Charlie Wright is spending several
weeks with relatives IN Wilmington and
Philadelphia.
Edward j. Allen of Baltimore, Md, was
the weekend guest of his father. 4. ].
Allen.
Mrs f. c. Ross is spending several
DAYS IN Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
DIAMOND STATE GRANGE.

spss,ial Corrc> poudencr - Evcry Evening
stanton I4n y Diamond state
tsr;,ng,, meeting u stanton Hall. last
night. rccrNcd communication from
Nrsl,, Ncth. >,ertarv a nclawarc
stat, t,rangc .aunu4nc.ur tho prlcs offered
~ state Gtaug, "a the subordinate
trangc4 fur increase IN membership
II was dcclded - Wvc play sometime
during thr month - MaN N which the
Young folks "a th, Grange viii take part
4 cummuiu, ltiou Was rad frnm the
Delaware Stat, Ear ASSOCIATION announc-
me the premiums tol tirtngr exhibits
rhr follow ng Mckinley program was
furnished durur the lccturrr 5 hour sing
ING hv Grange \hidc With Nc. which
ua~ one ii Z c>,dcut mckinley iaNorltcs.
rrad ~ from Lite ., MCKINLEY F.ina
hamh,r- nerItarons The ~pll ~
fh, Nukn. and Crs~ng the Bar,
tarlc llcAcv reading lItC II Mckinney
Mrs RcNnold., ,nglng hN trangc,
Nearer Nh t,pi a. Thee
during the entertainment ior next
Monday evening. the Questions Which
would vou rather h., ground hog or a
turtle" will ~ discussed Ground hog
beng taken hv Earle Dickrv, AMI Jaco,
Maclary for the turtle
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
DELaW RE CITY.
ial C>orrespcndcnco OF Every Ev-nsrs

Special CorrespCndcncn OF Every Evrnfns
Delaware City. Jan. 2S.-Linwood
Curlctt has gone 70 Chester. Pa, where he
viii bc general manager Of n meat and
grocery store.
Mrs. Smiley H. Washn who has just
recovered from severe illness of pneu-
monia WAS taken yesterday to the Della
ware Hospital, where she will undergo an
operation.
Maitland Storcr. U. s. n spent the
weekend here with Mr. and Mrs. Frank
HOUSEHOLDER
Mn and Mrs c. Earl Baum are being
congratulated on the birth of n baby boy.
Members oi the Third Trench Motor
Battery which arrived at Fort du Pont
on "Wednesday last left yesterday morning
fnr Southern camps, where they will be
mustered ont ol the army. Most Of the
men are from Texas.
Miss JoScphlnc Salmon and Miss Marie
Lockwood ~ the Counsel Of National
Defense. who have charge Of the weighing
and measuring oi children in Delaware
City, were II the public school, yesterday
and today attending "a this work.
Mrs Charles HighiCld, who has been
III for the past month. is now able to bc out.
Hon John 4. Higgins Is quite III at his
home near town.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
RHEUMATISM
Mustarine Sutdues the Inf1am-
nation and Eases the Sore
ness Quicker Than Any
thing Else on Earth.

Pay only 80 cents and get a big box OF
Begy's Mustarine which is { original
ustard plaster and is made ofstrong real,
yellow mustard-no substitutes are used
It's known as the quickest pain killer
on earth, for in hundreds of instances it
stops headache, neuralgia, toothache,
earache and backachc in five minutes
It's sure speedy remedy-none better
for bronchitis, pleurisy, lulnbago, and to
draw the inflammation from your sore
feet there is nothing SO good You get
real action with Mustarine-it goes after
pain and kills it right off the reel Yes, it
burns, but it won't blister-it doesn't
give agonizing pain slap on the wrist. 1t
does give it good, healthy punch in the
jaw-it kills pain. Ask for and get Mus
tarine always in the yellow box.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
NEWS OF THE DAY
DOWN DELAWARE
Rev. Father Comiskcy Of Dover
Receives a Fine Gift From
His Parishioncfs.
ESTATE OF c. A. HASTING
Delaware Grange. p. Of H., of
Newport. Had Interesting
Meeting Last Night.
sne,rlnl c,rn,snondcncc OF Eyery EycnIns

Sp~rial Csrrvspondoncc of Every Evening
Newport. Jan 2S.-Dclawarc Grange
met IN regular weekly session IN the ifed
Mems Hall. last night with good at
tendance.
4 communication was received from the
Delaware State Fair Association, announc-
ing the 1919 premiums for Grange eNhlbits
The Grange decided, to make An exhibit
NJ the fair.
The Grange also received a check 10
the amount uf >9D from the Delaware
state Pair Assnci4tiou, first prlkc on The
Grnnyc cNh bits al the state FAIR IN 1918.
\ communication was received from
Mes ~ NChh, secretary OF Delaware
state Crangp. announcing the prizes 10 he
au ,r,lrd th,. subordinate Oranges IN the
'-n,cmhcrshlp Campaign, which are ON
thc following plan. so ~ each county Ia
che Grange that makes the greatest per
reptacc al increase IN membership 10y m
ttlattnv n,w members during the month
beginning February ! and closing Satur-
dav ulghi March / Mao second pri2"
uf $50 ~ the Grange zach county that
initiates ia largest number Of new mem
her, dunne The same Icrod
I1,ir NJ tho lecturer 5 hour, the following
r-ogrim wa- gwen reading, Georgc l..
SnNdrr recitation. Mrs George trrderick'
I,oadnr Nrs Harvey Gregg instrumental.
solo. Emma : NaclarN. current events,
Mn Nellie SNYDER reading, Irene / +.
Grey
Tho program next Monday night Will
u, volunteer onv and CveN member
present vii bc asked 70 entertain IN some
WaN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.
Special Correspondence of Every Evening

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Elkton, Nd, Jan 2S-Captain Henry
O'Neil, the veteran keeper of Point
Concord lighthouse, has been retired after
40 wears continuous service. Captain o Neil
and hls family will remain ct the point
until the summer. For over q century
the O'Neil family have resided at the
point succeeding each other as keeper.
The funeral of George Reed, the young
Elktonian who was killed in Wilmington
on Friday, was held yesterday afternoon
from the home OF his parents Interment
81 North East
In Cecil County Court Office, today,
Clerk Fall issued marriage certi Gates TO
Frederick Jones of Middletown, Del,
and Eleanor Nokes, Chesapeake, City;
Oliver Wing and Reba Roach, Whining
ton; Clifford l. Russell and Helen +.
Clough Wilmington, and Charles ".
Murbln, Mercdith. Conn, and Alice
Weaver, Wilmington.
DR.. and Mrs George 6 Dare, celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary at their
home at Rising sun, yesterday when they
held family reunion.
Miss Ruth Evans Of Massachusetts,
who has been employed as teacher jn the
school at Perry Point, and Otis Small Of
Giant, Cal, were married at PerTyVlile
and have left for California, where they
viii reside
Rev l. + Barrett. who has been a
patient at Union Hospital, Elkton, for
several weeks has 50 far recovered as TO
return TO his charge at Townsend, Del.
But finding his health not improving has
decided 10 give up his pastoral duties and
rest for a year Rev A. T. Prettyman of
Galena, will fll DR. Barrett's place until
the next meeting of Conference, which will
be held in ChcstertOwn in March
Frank Kelly, colored, recently released
from the State penitcntiary, visited
Wilmington on Saturday and returned
back 10 bis home ia Havre dc Grace under
the influence Of liquor, where he kicked up
4 disturbance and viii now spend the next
six months at the stone pile at the House
Of Correction.
George L. Ewing Of the Fourth district,
has purchased from Ralph Pierce thelat rs
farm near Rsing sun, IS acres. for $500
Oliver g. Giles has sold his property
on Bow street, known 81 the Dunbar pro-
pert y, to 3trs. ~ W. Kerr Of Lewisville, Pa
Sheriff A,cAllister has sold his home
residence in Elkton TO George Woodall
The new owner will take possession at once.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
CHESTERTOWN MD.
'cciai Correspondence of Every Evening

Chestertown, Md, Jan. 2s.-Mrs.
Fannie Sparks, widow Of Henry Sparks
former well-known merchant Of this
town. died at her apartments in the
Watts House Sunday morning at 10
O clock, OF pneumonia. aged about 6S
years. Mrs. Sparks had been sick only
few days. She is survived by one
son. Linwood Sparks of Chester, PA
Miss Ida Stephens was taken 10 -
Philadelphia hospital. Saturday for
snccial treatment and a possible opera
tion. Miss Stephens has been sufferer
for several weeks
The union revival services which had
been in progress in the two Mctohdist
churches Of the town for the past three
weeks, closed SUNDAY night, after about
forty conversions. Professor Frederick
J. Balmond, who had directed the sing
ing at the meetings, left yesterday morn
ing Tor his home In Grecnsburg, Pm,
preparatory to leaving for overseas
duty with the Y. NJ. e A. His friends
here gave him handsome purse after
the services Sunday night
X. Lee Robinson and family Of Whining
ton spent the weekend here with his
parents, Mr.. and Mra Edward Robinson.
Kent County Chapter of the Eastern
Shore Society has offered prize of 500
III gold Tor tho best essay ON the subject
Kent county from its settlement to
and including the year 1850 This
contest is open to the graduating classes
of the high schools OF the county in
1910
Mrs. Furhush and daughter of vii
mington are here visiting her parents,
Rev. and Mrs. r. +. Bcauchamp
Sergeant stephen r. Collins, son of
Mr.. and Mrs X. II. Collins has received
honorable discharge from military ser
vice, and is spending sometime with his
parents here.
]. IL. Coleman, keeper of Crumpton
Bridge, has resigned, his 'wo-year term
having expired, and County Commis
sioners will aproint his successor this
week This bridge IS controlled jointly
bv the commissioners Of Kent and
Queen Anne counties. and MIR Coleman
was an appolntcc Of the Queen Anne
board
Washington College basket hill quintet
defeated the ape May Air Station
quintet in welt played game IN the
college gymnasium, Saturday evening,
score, 25 TO ~.
4 theft stole about lo0 muskrat traps
from " illiam " Lambert one day last
week Mir IN bert II one of thc largest
trappers in this section. and his loss Is
heavy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
An ANNIyERS RY GIPT.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover. Jan - Rev James c
Comskey priest N charge Of Holy Cross
Catholic Church for several years, cele-
bratod the twentieth anniversary Of has
ordination 10 the priesthood. on Sunday
last, with special scryiccs At the oonclu-
slon uf the evening servl Z members Of his
congregation visited the rcctory, adjoining
the church, and after pleasant hour spent
sOrally IN which Father Comisky was
&C ngratulated on hls ,ong service IN the
mlui.try, Frank Hall Davis and Naur e
a Hartuett, tie latter an % cial Of Holy
Gross Church presented Father Comlsky
With q purse Of money, Sis the same
having been quietly solicited by com
mittec consisting of Mes Michael Riley,
Mrs o. c. Wharton, Miss Priscilla
Scherard and Mr. + j. lnuegan.
Father Comisky who was completely
taken by surprise a the unexpected gilt.
but responded feelingly, expressing bis
gratitude uf the esteem in Viii Il his
people hold hlm
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
FOR CHILD WELFARE.

Spscial CORES pondence Of Every Evening
Dover Jan. 2S-Ciovernor Townsend
has appointed the following members OF
the Mothers Pension Commission OF
DclaWarc a. delegates 10 the annual con
ference of he Nrw York State Association
az Child Welfare Boards. 70 be- held in
New lork CITY. February 10 20 and - ::
Mrs " lima Dame. Mrs Wilton W
ferguson Wilmington, Miss Name Lock
wood. Middlctovn Miss CornelIa Town
send Odessa, Mrs Cora G. Tschudy,
~mvrna. MIR Corneha Holiday. Dover
Mrs Iatllc II Woodruff. Milford Miss
Julia Burton, Georgetown Mn Joseph
LINK Milton. Mn / /. Long. seIbyvllIe
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
NUsKRATS PROFITABLE.
c,a, CORES pondence 81 Every Evening

Sr-cia' CORES pondence az Every Evening
Townsend. Jan y Roland r. Rur
chard son II Prank Burchard, of ne r
Tavi,rs Bridge = the bsnnor trapp 7
of this section Tor this season lie caught
hfiv-six muskrats on Friday. being the
highest number caught ~ anyone this
WINTER While most of the local trapperS
report small catche~ the price seems 10
please all
Black rat SKINS are selling frnrn 81 10
g. 80 while common skins fetch fror
81 10 e. Muskrat meats sell from u to
~ cents spiecc Some trappers say they
would not trade their marsh lands fer
snrne hlch land
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
Coffee in Sticks For Soldiers.

The government has taken over the
colntry's supply Of soluble coffee for tho
beue it Of the soldiers. Tne coffee ~ ri
good quolity and is being put up IN stick
form, like chewing gum with waterproof
wrappers If for military reasons It IS
undesirable To light fires in or near the
trenches, these sticks can be dissolved
in cold water, making beverage that IL
quite acceptable in the emergency.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28

unfortunate creatures was the demand OF
the Ottoman Ismpiro that they embrace
the Moslern religion. Refusal resulted in
the torturing, physical abuse and killing
Of great numbers, While the remainder
were driven into exile. More than 400.
600 orphaned children are now included
among the refugees.
President Wilson, Food Administrator
Hoover, Former Ambassador 10 Turkey
Henry Morgcnthau and hundreds of the
leading men Of the nation have joined ~
the appeal TO Americans that this ald
shall be given without delay.
John w. Mace will have charge of the
Delaware campaign with headquarters ~
Wilmington and he IL already organizing
the State.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
ESTATE OF CAPT. 4. HASTINGS

Special Correspondents Of Every hvenins
Laurel Ian - The Will of the late
Charles 4 HasttuC> divdcs an estate of
about $50 0oO equally between his widow
and three Daughters hy 4 former marriage
Tho residence ~ The deceased OF
Central avenue one " the freS homes T.
Sussex county gocS - tho eldest daGghtcr
Mrs L Edward Voc ten with The pro
VISION that shc pay the hclrs 81 0oo
Al other properties ere to hc sol' anG
eouelk divided Tn, widow Mrs { 4
Hastings will settle tho estate
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
PLEASING RECITAL.


Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Delaware City, Jan. 2S.-At the home
of Mrs. William L. Rcy bold last Friday
night delightful recital was given for
the Delaware City Century Club, by Mrs:
Eleanor Glrton kcmcry, contralto, and
T. l.. Brown, pianist. of Lonoke, arkansas.
Mr. Browns selections were the Nalsc
Op. "a, No. / Chopin, Soaring" OPP, ~
NJ. = hv Schumann; Dedication" by
Ilszt and "Whims" Schumann Mrs.
kcmcrys selections were, If Thou
Vert blind Johnson; What's in the Air
Today. Eden; The Legend" Nctcalf;
VIII O the Wisp." Spross; Morning
Song" Ware: Wind Song" Rodgers;
Deep River Burlcigh and Dear Old
Pal Of Mine" Rice.
After the rccits. collation. was served.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
NEWS OF sEAFoRD.

Spacia COrresrondence of Every Evening
Seaford, Jan - Mrs Hester Allen,
wife Of William Allen. farmer living
near town. died Saturday after an illness
Of about One year, following a paralytic
stroke Last week. she had second
stroke, from which she never recovered.
She a. 80 vear- Of age
Thelma Waller, years old daughter
~ Mr. and Mr- Valiant " allcr Was
seriously burned sunday, when ~ break
last She reached across the table and
overturned q cup of boiling coffee on
her arm
Ika igaxsl oi Harry HIl was hdd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
STATE WOMEN'S CLUBS.
sp~cisl Correspondence OF Every Evcnin

Dover, Jan 2S-The Executive Board
of the Delaware State Federation Of
W amcns Clubs will hold lis mid winter
meeting IN Dover tomorrow, rs guests of
the Dover Century Club. After the
morning session, luncheon will be served
bv the hostess club, following which an
open meeting will bc held IN the club
house in the interest Of education, child
welfare and other important measures.
Ii is hoped that several members from the
Legislature will attend the meeting Mrs.
& r. VI Her, Miss Jeanette Eckman,
Mrs Il. l. Holiday, Miss Marv Z. Rich
and Mrs. A. ID. Warner viii arrange the
meeting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
. 90 Fat?

guaranteed weight reduction method:
safe. pleasant Brings sienderness. better
hcalth and happiness Get a small box
Of oil Of korein st the druggists Follow
directions. You allowed to cat sweets.
sc no starvation strenuous exercising.
Your ilfe becomes worth living With clearer
mind. improved figure buoyant step. chear-
fulnees and optimism. Get thin and stay so.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
NO PLANES FOR DUCK HUN TIERS.
Scare Fowl So Badly Other Sportsman
Have no Chance
a prcas to Every Evening

by Associated rroas 70 Every Evening
Trenton, n J., Jan Is Shooting of
ducks or any wild fowl from nrplanes
would be- made a misdeamor IN New
Jersey, il bill prepared by the state fish
and game commission Is enacted into law
K T. Ward, 4 member of the commission,
announced today that such bill would
bc submitted 20 the legislature soon
He declared that during the last season
persons in airplanes operating along the
coast SO frequently chased wild fowl
that hunters OF the state could not get
near enough to the frightened birds to
Kill them.
En., ~. an I,rnrv It+cr1irnr ant rlr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28

arrived IN United States, Friday, and is
now Spending several dnys in this city.
He is stationed at Camp Merritt and
expected u be home for good soon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28

You try an Every Evening want adv.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-04-21
INDIAN SOLDIER, WHO
SAW SEVERE FIGHTING
IN FRANCE, IS HOME

Nerio Tafoya, a graduate of the To-
cal Indian school. who entered the
army July I. 1917 at Albuquerque,
was discharged last Friday He was
in France and Belgium for ten months
and was in engagements in the Bac-
carat sector. August to September
l6, 1918; AVcourt sector, Septempef
81 to 25, 1918: Ponnes sector, Octo-
Ter II to 16: Meuse- -Argonne often
sjvo. september 26 to october 3, 1918;
the Ypres-Lys sector, october 81 70
November 8, 1918, and the Ypres sec
tor. November to II, 1918.
Mr. Tafoya enlisted as musician
but left the band in order to get tt
the front and in the fight He was
with a machine gun company and saw
a great deal of hard fighting in th'
trenches but escaped without beint
wounded He was slightly gassed on
nieht as he was approaching the from
with the machine gun battalion. M
injury from gas was slight that
as MT necessary for him to leave HI
machine gun company for treatment
Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-04-21
NJ DONALD TEAM
SCORES VICTORY
At COUNTRY CLUB


The Mcdonald team took a place
ALONGSIDE Kesee's Sunday by winning
the foresomes at the Country cIup
course by points The hesee team
had previous victory TO us credit
having won at twusomes week ne
fore and with the two ON even terms
a third tournament was planned 10.
uoXt sunday. 1t was expected lhatlt
would he decisive. "a.
A feature of the foursomeS was me
match between the DeVinc-PraEer aud
J. McCanna-N NcGaffcy teams when
went nineteen holes. The score was
tied at the @ ghtecnth and necesSitat-
ed the playing of an additional hoi'.
If was decided by a sensational pu;'
bv Prayer who holei out in 3.
The most consistent individual put
ting was done by Wis tor, Fert MO
reau of the Lakewood Country club
Denver. who made the twelve las'
holes in one putt each after getting on
the green His puts ranged IN as
tance from eight to twelve feet
Here are the scores by po ontS;
Devine and Prayer defeated }. Nc
Gamma and MCGaffcy by l.
McLandress and MOreau defeate
Cornish and Mangum by /.
G. White and w Keleher defeated
Downer and PruCe hy ,.
Mcdonald and p. NCCanna defeat
ed Kcsee and +. Keleher by /.
Swillum ana Shufflcharger defeated
Kelly ard lie Sner by /.
Parr anl Hughes defeated Van Att;
and Briggs by !.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-04-21
FOUR MORE FULL
PAGE PICTURES IN
COLORS IN PICTORIAL

THE Charge at Sedan" painted by
J. Scott Williams, is the next thing to
being there. You see our boys in
action. You can almost hear them
shouting as they dash into battle. This
remarkable picture brings home to
you just what these boys did-what
they suffered what they endured and
the glory they achieved. News From
Home" is a picture painted by S. j.
Woolf in a little French village.
Imagine it, Our boys 5000 miles
from home Cut off from all thu
things that make life worth. while.
And then just at the moment when a
word of cheer would mean everything
the mail arrives. See how tenderly
and simply the artist has treated this
subject ''The Fight IN the Argonne
Forest" lives again in Charles 5
Chapmans painting. Here is where
the lost battalion covered itself witt
glory. Just a handful of men sur
F., rounded by mobs of Germans. Ma
chine guns everywhere. Airplane'
1 bombing them And yet they would
not surrender. Mown down like whea
our boys stood their ground TIL res
cued Another glorious page wa
written in American history. F. Lui
Mora has painted a masterpiece II
THE Attack on the Base Hospital
The scene makes your blood boil. Th
two heroic nurses doing their dut,
under fire. The wounded being lifte'
out of the burning building-the flam
ing roof--the streaming moonlight
all these make a scene absolutely un
forgetable. All these pictures are in
cluded in Pictorial Review for May.