... which does such excellent work in providng dental treatment for those who are really poor, discharged men and repatriated prisoners of war and others, looks like being a great success. All the ios. 6d. tickets are sold and the . guinea ones are going ...

... surgeon-dentists. THE WORK OF THE FUND. Branch I.—(a) Discharged men. (b) Repatriated prisoners of war. (c) Demobilised men. For those whose needs are not _attributable to war service!! Branch z.—Home Army. There is no provision for artificial teeth ...

... surgeon-dentists. THE WORK OF THE FUND. Branch I.—(a) Discharged men. (b) Repatriated prisoners of war. (c) Demobilised men. For those whose needs are a not attributable to war service. Branch 2.—Home Army. There is no provision for artificial teeth ...

... 101 troops, including 6,329 Chinese and 6,008 American troops. She brought back 2,704 repatriated prisoners of war, 3,998 hospital patients, and many German prisoners. Among the earoplaneS which she took to France was that of Lieutenant Warne. ford, V ...

... a. pooeible until bare oriole Itebed their busiaesses. . • - -• • We have alr;udy — done work of this kind for repatriated prisoners of war. ex - pleased the Prineipal of the school. Cowdroy. to • Daily News representsjive_yeeterday. When they returned ...

... ea ses occurring among troops from the Mediter- ports, Bombay, South Africa, Montreal, f ro ' k uvostock, and repatriated prisoners of war Rotterdam. The cases reported among zCivil population of the port were : Smallpox Chicken pox 5, measles 8, influenza ...

... 7d.; Richmond Committee of Organised Women, grants, £758 16s. ld. ; relict granted, £1,433 14s. Id. ; ditto to repatriated prisoners of war, £2l 145., making a total of £2,480 6s. sd. Aid. Simpson added that it had been suggested that a larger sum should ...

... and a large number of the garments made them have been purchased by a society interested in the re-settlement of repatriated prisoners of war. The trainees in the leather trunk and case making have :executed a large Government order. ! Unfortunately, owing ...

... a large number of the garments made by them have been purchased by a society interested in the re-settlement of repatriated prisoners of war. The trainees in the leather trunk and case making have executed a large Government order. Unfortunately, owing ...

... WHY EX-WAR WORKERS DO NOT RETURN TO IT. (Special to the Westminster Gazette.) Where arc our domestic servants? people ask. We know, they add, that during the war the girls %vet into munition factories and performed other kinds of war work. But ...

... Finland. Poland and Lithuania. to abide by the decision regarding their dispute. Health Coninit..siori and the for Repatriating Prisoners of War have already aeltie%ed iOlllO flue work. 'rlie meeting,. of tin Council of 6.,.g1i.• • and the m•veral vonferences ...

... REPATRIATION OF WAR PRISONERS. 427,386 Men Restored to Their Homes. Frem Our Diplomatic Correspondent, N. WILSON HARRIS. GENEVA. Friday. This morning's discussions at the League Assembly were little more than a prelude to this afternoon's far more important ...