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... Palace, broke his lower jaw on the left side, and lodged in the right cheek. T he President was taken home, and then to the Red Cross Hospital, where the bullet was removed and hi¢ mouth dressed. His immediate predecessor in the Presidency, and now Minister ...
... eoni has established his headquarters the railway station at iioccetta Venere. The American Red Cross has offered its help telegraphically the Italian Red Cross in Rome. The message says:— “Profoundly distressed by the tragic disaster which has fallen ...
... idea for boy or girl. The straight, plain tunic, reaching to the knees, is made from two pieces of white calico, and the Red Cross which • • WINDY HUT /«.; .• 4' • •• _ • • •• • a ...
... He also designed Marskhan. Town Hall, the Hull Guildhall and Law Court.. and the Star and Garter Memorial for the British Red Cross Society. Two other important buildings tor which - Sir Edwin was corn. missioned as architect were the University Buildings ...
... already assembled representatives of the various units of the Ulster Division, the Navy and Arniy, St. John's Ambulant*. and Red Cross detachments, Roy Scouts, Girl Guides and other organisations. ...
... population of the United States. Americans,' he said. ,.hould be glad to take care of their own people iu timee of stress. The Red Cross authorities base been instructed by the President to stand by in order to reliese any possible suffering. The situation is ...
... usual way. FIRST-AID LECTURES. Policy of the British Red Cross and Order of Bt. John. extremely interesting and instructive series of lectures first-aid atndenta connected with the British Red Cross and St. John’s Societies has just been concluded Queen’s ...
... taken by the Italian Red Cross to send aid to the victims, and many consignments of medical supplies are ready to start. Four large lorries carrying doctors and medicaments hays already left. In the earthus a zone itself Red Cross hospitals are funcexcellently ...
... poulatiou of the United States. Americans, he added, should glad to take care of their own people in times of stress. The Red Cross authorities have l»een instructed bv tlie President to stand in order to relieve any Buffering. The situation is one cause ...
... Committees having for their object the relief of distress amongst the poor. During the Great War she took an active part In Red Cross work. On Monday morning the remains arrived in Waterford by motor hearse from Dublin. As they entered the city they were ...
... in the Colonial churches, which are among the sturdiest buildings the island. At the request of President Hoover American Red Cross has taken charge of the relief work, and public subscription lists have been opened in many American cities. ...