East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, September 21, 1918, ROUND-UP SOUVENIR EDITION, SECTION FOUR, Image 30

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Newspaper Page TextH Va -w - i Pur Thirty ""'"dikibhii Et Orggomar. Rowtd-Up Soue-frr.tr Edition - Pendleton, Jtt Saturday, StpltmUr 21, 1918. LET 'ER BUCK e.SaSp'i.i i?Qimi5HSillM THOUSANDS TELL U. S. HOW TO END WORLD WAR; SHIPPING BOARD THE MECCA OF ALL INVENTORS i ibri rww y ihmbhi 1 1 minimum n-ttn-wit-i mmjm u ifiumw t efcMMi- it eariitao-aaaMBH jaaMeoaiBa0'aiiitii n erina mi atma o arnwii n www o araue ' '" ' " ' ' ' ' ' , . t - - , , ft ' V I. . U I ' V Seventy Thousand Inventions and Suggestions Placed ,, Before Federal Body Here Every One Inves tigated, and Some Prove Practical. , . : (By ED. A. GOEWEY. Ta tka feaeral public the avcrae in MM, or would ha ineeuior, ia jmrt gilaia crack, and when he U referred ' ta mireratiuB tt U u a "nut." and Ui- IflM uaca ia aa A pity. .That la tka caw u tt tb time the in-1 tu kiakca a pronounced awceea. 1 urn a la hailed aa a utiua a modem men tal aarrJ opportunity to demcnatrate the fefiailitllt j of their tu.aa. u, the men at the heed of the nation' war machinery a i too wis :in their generation to cut t a--ide an.vthlfi Mrh mlKtit b of u to thtn uMil tt first ha. bvn eiLttitntd by exirts for. 1 why fus:t!y t.-t mor tUtna on In & j thousand lUetaa Ml worthy of pertoua t-on ia:diatton and -rioua vzt'thititit, tU&t lone nuiy mt-an the Kavtntf of thounatidN Thrtm was a time ibi Ir. Cornelius iuf '" nd It ia to oktaln that om tha Van Lnvbbrl, a iloiUtidrr, aud Uie Iirst aaahmetiter vita a aubmarm', waa a credited will) tieiiir a Jauroiitsa rant. Tbera aliw waa a period lu wbit-h tite M'hat brut be ra were quite f nerIi laokoi tipoa aa "Hula." WLat tlia u! uiiM and airpixuea have done in th world war. however, place a differeut caaapicaloB upon their efforta Itoui the dara f tha fint humaiK. bub arwr Baa bera iaeetitiiif thin to iiabtea hi laUor, to produce Inrnaaed Ut4t Wltit drcreaaed actual effort, lu mlj tha heaata wjicb thresteued liia ei aataaca, lu kiii hia eacmie. Cvojutiou azij ltiveulioa ever Lave oecu ytHiyuioua. Ia pefci-e tiuiaa tiie buiuuer of peraoav aTotu,f all or a part of tiirir tiue t.. iBreatiuca. narful uud tueleuk arc lraum : bat la eircufntttanoea auch aa tho which i kin fripped the entire arofld aiurw tl fraawaua Id li)4 keiaa their tna all ailimea submitted are exmiite4 h nien who are at tl,e Very fwrfrout of their profeioria. ONE MAN'S BURDEN. Whn ft bc rn evident bark tn 1915 th&t oortff or inter thl SMkttun uul4 L oom IJltrd to 4ay pint In th tlt-tnlc etriijjlt tfrmn rudir.g etttt4 Ku.wptr. H s d- irrmUii to ortfat&ix s tujiid of uudaubt d ' h a-xpt-rtji, hav dutl It outd to Ink ui.dr euiLmrmtifi il i4 riUit(f A. T, KurlaMgh. itisnsiTfr 5f th Hurrau A Jnv-ntin t tl.v -V rk offioe, whv rH:oitni(y iittm and taifca Hh ntoit of tii Invf t.tor. alttjiid to nil compUmts rrom ihts whd r d:apruhiid ixwaus-tht-ir Ideati i- iot i---ptd nd who hm 4 most liitiniMl? knoidti? .f ih taoard t)fk. stat.d that April , tviT. th? ad l-n rM'e'v.-d at th N-w Vok ffii more than v Uiu tnvt-miun mid u;g!ion d-vt.ti Mud )vh-ru,- to fefcaa-t In the irvar utlt cr.-r&liy. prtiu)arty to owr- Mrue th. iulti.riuf tutri.aw, and thatt 1 1 . trtjola had from nil pMi'ta of il.tr cuunt; a tid tiuiu prtana in .t aia "I r. task of Uivf hfat!nc. -laaif ylnt 4ftd af.jswrrif4f tha Touuu aoioteat.ona,' Aakd Mr. burt-.cif "haa t-rii n of gi antir pi opurtloi., but tt.a Wot k now if riiluciy ut-todaiti and ail profioaala r .Na at th pra-sptit ti-rua ar arisrrd aithtn a wtHk aUtr tlivir itivit nuivmm III f'.tJ.ta eV.J. (it-biiotUou. i ' tA h"fi a jji.ts.ui im iiivMi H ta claaal-fi-d aciuiUuia to ti.- lpc of dt-vtuv col- cad and civ?i a fjtt ra-ttdUiit bv Cow- l.ftU-f Of t-ttftllltU ! Cajtlt.OaMKi Of elKUt I c-i pa-r iaii. -d t.Etnefra, a j0 dctr mmt-t.-fi.T f HMtc aufft ir.t ao'It and rutsrft to t k at tor a ai'ind iradma .ark-us tcil c-ooiiuittaM'a of tl rVvay not bi policy to dlRoioa to tha tn- .mor. it u inttfrung id not the nun di-da of propoeai itlch ar ulmlttd ?mbdyinis idtntiealK' tha rtm pitn-e.pt-a Thla la aartifularly true of da rkvs lntfndod to rot4H-t veaala from be tig terp-dod. Movt of the propoaala sub mlttfd ara offrred to the .government without any thought of rompenaatton and ttie bomrd. heti eommunhatlnir with in-vd-ntora. tiid-avors to expraa- Ita appre-v-iat tun of tha pa t riot ,. ar.irit ' hh-h !rtit.t-d them to ubmlt thvlr proposals in (iNi hm ctMi)pnHatlon ta ivpeefd e Uiforn. the ttivnturs that, rovded rh tii.Dtion im arrcpttd. the matter tf ftnancal return will have to be takm up with tha jjartlcahi r departtnent uelrig; the "See theae," and Mr. Burtetgh poitiled :o a maaa of modU of all kirtda pVared on -he fkor In t-e iar of htm dtrk 'Thone ave ua a fait dal of time. An Inventor orm-a In and ahowa h.a aat ha or blue prim twli-vlf.' tint he has hit Mt ttjtn. thin ; new. Must tltitet it not, and t can turn arom.d hte and tl. k out the i.K'dci of the dcvn e h.ch ali-dy ha to uhmllled b nmn v Inveittora. Ideas to . hju t. It ta tha lsardeat task fTiiajefiiHble to cn inca an Inventt-r that his ida won t do. Ills ideas ar im children aitd he aimplv refusal to see llum killed. It la like having a mother walk lit rere with an Infant, l.aii ua Cvit tt a throat. Iiartd It back and then liar her depart ainlftr.s'- It aitnply rin't t done Inelda-ntnily. moat f ttitiae et:tgai)ns sut-i niarnta latchlnar oV Jf-a etiita ftom per-i Rona In tho Mtidie f t aho a id out orj wer s tho uo'an. Offerings Range from the Ludicrous and Fantastic to the Impossible, but None Is Turned Away Many Complaints Heard. ONE ASKS $40,000,000. GENERAL CASES. ktw,a a 'huruoa 'aufflcieiit fuliOa for all l.'t.-eM.ry expert- 1 itii'iit. 4aah fu tuiliuiited .ui.rea.acir. the Bumbe,JTUumui A Kujn .lliw. w ta llHTeaaed a huudred f.dd. Ja fact. Msaundera. ,t.alri,..n; Betijamiu U Tnayar. taoaa aboaa duuea n.ake them iutiinaMj VK. .Uiirii.on i.t.d Thoiui. Kt,i.., cre. acuaiiited wita ejiatiiif euuditiuua. ijtry. and ;o included au.li autiturit appears aa i( avcrj other t:iau and , iu.,i k loffui, Haiuai auh,i. aroua la rejected until rt haa been .lahly meatlMattd hv Hi 1 al two a war oevice auontiiiea. mrta imm upon t,Kir.e-ia. wiioe action is ctie-keJ t.y an their n,erit. Thl oraaiaatlon we aivu;"'l"r eiiijii.wer t-foie the reply to ittm u- U,e name of t!,e Natal Coti.uluriK I'.uaiil ' 1 "L"r ' "'"' a piopoui ia re- .... , , rc.ri-o; t., a apcial conmiltle ana ri,or ttrd of the I n.td .Mates, and not only was tt ; ,ai.oiai( . l( (tl,.n u tttuttttl up mna nowered to tm upon idtraa and aoept 1 upon b the lwjil urn a hoi.. Thru, if invemuma which coutd b- 1:10,4 by the'H "! th tin ir aps-rovsi. t Amerttan navy, but it aa suppiird wttli ; ul ,h r" -"irneiidaiun of the faourd td, U'aivill'riil 01 art, i,rr, (nielli llBVIflK ue- for such a ! l r. A ffrt-t many dv it-t-s ur r-jfr t-d for reaaons h aowe t if 11- it la UlffiiuU fnr the Ita vol r.i.driatarkd ar.fj apprei-ittt-. ANTI-U-BOAT DEVICES. 'Wa ara moat niln to examine and psaa upon alt manner of war dv but a diacouradta th niakin of fnodala in 10 oat caaes Tha raaaon la that they set aoio aie aotate wt.d the tnientwr u. waate tinm and nHJiy making souieti3in hhii ia imp-if.i.t or Is old 1b principle in ntakinff a model a man may devote ..a- moot he of hie time to tli work, but he tan n.4ke a aketrh whl h vk.H aiutw-i la mut '' Prpa-s In two or thre nidfits V i"u nm nioarot ir mere i fi-tll in tn ida safri-.ot to make urn brtiei thai l',r &jtrurmmiit tan uaa the d--vu, we Imw ilj" money to o ahead and rip-r,u.rM l(H :-l .top It. it coela a rat dt-al to do mm ht.4 It invenlote t.usm t(.s iiei;.ac roof .dry. "i hne l an exception t this rul. h AnothiT uro(! to us from Kurot-e and wantrl fk,uuu,uit for a th vh-e wliich he eaid woukj he of Kt-ai( value to our na y, but the naturv of wluti h otl not ilivulae. AKkt-d for an eip;jnatin h refused tn- rornmtiofT bt-fote hf ieeftd puntit, Miatinic that he t oviid imI h- c.", ugitt himI was not .!. to have his ld a i-iifrted atthout irmui.ration. As an rvM-n1-that he wae a rai inventor am! had north while i'li-ut. he n-nt us a mod-) of a minU ttue crlfulold alrrhip, ekptxiniMl. that an alrwhip so contru.-U"d when Mt tn- el would be Itivimlbid-, for lite mt of ittfht would pfoetiaic iltrouiflt it. He Iid tl an ln iaitjle uli plftfie, wanted only tJ antQv for the use of the Invention, aut liKilv(al to c-1. plain how to make the niarhliito y and aviator aiao Invlwible and iuet how a rllu iotd machine could be made wittt-ft would i-wrry th-in. Another man aald he had a net nVvh'e for eat Mug pubtna.lnas. fie wsnted to have hia lnniu.n ue on a royntty hawla litt? hjuv run $tt tu tmy him a rcrtKiii auui for eveiy t' Uat whlrh It taught. SUBMARINE IDEAS. 'ii,t of tin? ttio'ai trettutv-nt d vi-s eue .'(( d 1 a (1 n t to tea- tAtrn4 to th of '.! which wi.mIJ airt and tuin r.riiitv Ioip-d'-- Ixfore ttty cuutd d f rewt tuauy women, are givihf up a Jar. eorUoct of their ds atiU highte to alnv iug to iitvent ew war mm liihery-jfi'ij-aS ajud drf re. Hoarevar. unttka tha fet-eral puhtt the ffVtdiia of the Army and Na V clfart Cawtita do wot frown eneraly w-iti uoe WdW have tUm tnntiva kbt, suid do hot a aaf ear to on. All a a tfwu i-.lii.T A- l-rry, Aifr-d t'ia, Joeej.h liijur and In M. it. Jiut.hiuon Thi board Ijet-tran Ita iahofH October, te-i.t ISli.. a Mh 1. tr.i t-fs in w ork . ii and lt-i- ail M ;, bio- pt ifti and nu.ii. ii ! u,Ml tllle-IKl- d for UKar H tio ll..VM 4d W d . i , , nit , to o pbMtsd u(Ma. iio liittH.) to ntu.! p- itaio-, tlon of Ui eounti y lh-ji fuel may Uv fci it 'pin tn ! their iicaioit vnii tit 4 The inability jf tht m ek uf of ''.out of ti jfltitpj lM d.Je- tO tf.a- f dt fUar''"d iha-i aid- .! U goi er nmerit ti '(000ia tJUi hut tit td-vte , air it-Ma tt tltOP fiOW V.(i.lod. ia k - bTli 1-a-d Ot-fof '. or f"o iwuiia, a t t.t to bt 1'i.prm U' able. A e;ieai dtvi- it, Wollr n.t . lotoi J, oi. , o'trti art- rrjft 4 aa in tug Im hif for eajfi.- j ttfoii not t;ofio't-t, jilt a-M HOt Jtfa. If, Wlit'h a-i.oi American Dugout Street Scene a ; 4 rriP-i 'W . ' e 1 ' '. . I at- f5" 1 1 1 m gm a .e , i I a l . ; t ! e' .14'- . 4 f: 5 f eV' , 1 1 i - 4 ' 1 , ,Ie 'J ( ' " - I I I I . " - 1 ' . "J -W f , arV ' , ..... J "a"" J' ' Tlt auovs cffkial American photograph Low United SUte toldiers, n.rabrr th fanvaua Forty-econd Divoion, at ret ouUid their dugouts on th American aector (pronimaLlr tumtwUr near the preo-nt fighting front) after sharp engagement with ttwny. Americana aofdiera ara noted for oeaineda of tip4tep of Uieir quaHeni 1 Tt.v prinrlat object tonii to I bene d- ee tire thai tit iat lir-my, difficult U hold in poitlon. unntaniK'(ibic In a heavy e-d, Si d ttiat tl.cy iiil"i fct with t IM f(a-Md nod a 1'h th u hi ill - of the (om I to u Uui.i ..1 n,.. . r...l . .4 c eeer, aod ,t lain tlie era of p-rpiul 0,0 f vl, t. i-Mtjl,j (tV.it! ihe Isuto i.ii.k of tui tion de-vt-ee. tf a man warns ua to nu -, b. tf.g ,,r ,.1,. r(wln tto- it i. It ia 1 r -c a pwpa-tual WKetlon M-a i.ulre tl.ut ( i.i ,-, how. v,r, tt.tit 1 h 1 e may b ha ivuOroil a woifciiitr toodW or oh. to ta i d-- etpr-d ond foni of thia joiiirai plan 'fcMAoj. 1,0 :nrroUir iikd-a ll.e woiilw r h.cl titl foood f. Mtctp jhl. ot'tuul loot. oli' e h' n t,.f" Mod ft hia pro ) "He-re atd- a ft w f tht- thvuaanrts of fOil, fct.d .. r-rieiiiiia "h-u of li.la cm r- ! ( itli.-a w ho h would-ue ln.i-nti' lou;l t.a- oinpaiiled by a rti-xi-I ve os ier o about I' boat ai d lorp'joes h fore f'ii.a'OkOifJ. '--'fiddle a in whUli tin eiij p-ji d-r ta eco-rtt d in toe ofanttet-i alibi at the source of en v lein ieal rfln4 ' ii.iu Uite lAwttid was o(i-ai.ict a huVd 'ia l about u( propienwU for p ipr-tuM 'ooiloji r'f.tcSvama out of a lotul of ebou . WMi m riad ptof-oei At tna lima ihat n l nite-tj tti.ica euteftd tite war met waa a 0.1 fn avuiao. i. of idn.s weak, bat altar a fKo lhaee fell off The b erase now If About I Wue pfoueal N ontn However, the wia of ihe invert uvia appeais to be larciy in FANTASTIC IDEAS. il.dy sift niftt to offftjetve and de fcnulve Ad vtcd-n "1aoy hu(didfl of propoael htf h. cm iee'ivid dvcjitina one-man U'thumi ii it4 suhmaitm-e of wwil ai Thi ub eet haa bn 4,1 v. n eihuuaiiva iondct tlon and It !aa been coneluslvelv proved that 110 small submarine Can be .rovldtd with the mweaeary iiowdr, speed, eduii-- ment and living ouHtiers for the rrew to nnhie it to otierat auci-eesfuHy In the auhiiiHrlna i.m. Tilt submarine when subn.dari.ed ma that Ita terlaH)pe does no project above the watr is blind, but not d-af, for It la pro vided with aotind rt tutors which will In dicate thd apprtNieh and direction of a veeeel. If Its ow ri me hhi ry la at reel or moving etowiy, with noiee o elittta as not i interfere with the liat.-ninK. The propagation of Bound through the water i n.oie rapid and f flcint than through lie air, becauaa water doc a not ha Ki-at a .'uahioiitltaT effect Un.n eiuriil aavts. The human ear ran dcWct aoundi having prrpxla of vlbiath.n as lw aa sls tedrii a aH ond and aa hiah aa 4v via Ut trente (-. so that there 1 a vry wide range of pitch ovr whieh the listrning tlevca ran he ud. "tthen a euhmailne Is erulalng on the surface the top of the peilcoMi may e-tf-.d to a height of laeirfour fct ahovr tha water, thus aTlving a range of ilon of about U in He to the htirUoti If thc !a a la hi I, hi, W hilt fill iiliitervpr t tund ing Uton thai count. tar tm.tr ran at- tJt hot Isoii at a range of onl alH.ut four and ond-'tia If miit-tf 1 1 w i v .-r, tiic ol, r vi uaualiy ran e-e much more dlxM litrtly b hia diirect vtion. '1 ic ii.fr aita of d-la can, tt eourave, ofi.-n b ecan above the hofjsun. "Aa ttie rt.hmarhie st.pioft hca an enemy's surfnee vt-t- (I auhmcr gc, tltr m rimvifMB be 1 04 the onl evldi'idt of It piim-nie. I'trlnco! eikhti'ia of Ihe tat get is ntHTeeaury, aa it has Un fiund li'i- potiMititd- to ' through an uadrwafdr Wli.dow far enoi.gti for practi at ohcerva lo.n. if the at-a ie ioUkIi or tha Wruthrr mieiy or fog try, tha p't iaote itmv not be .(ticidd until lis prey la deUojcd by a lorpt d -j. MODERN TORPEDOES. -'The food-in torpdo varla In etna m eord'nff to th Htr-tvit for whl. h It Is tfitc.i(tida and t' ogee front foitiittn pw-hra nt diameter and i.rteeu ir.t m biim pi cut y on inciiei. to iihafnctcr and tMiit odt ftt In hngth and w.iett.4 front !,-' .1 j an potinds It la capable of a l of thirty mil an hour, and wh- ti tivr , Unir at normal er4 posseaaea great me tnentum, about tf.OUO foot aaiond pouAfJa. "Tha modern torpedo la aeif-propalladt, being; driven through tha water by ttal own cimprtaa-d air motor, tha air beindj iupilltd from a strongly built reservoir wltiiln ihe body of the torpedo Itself. Tna range of a inpedo is appro a I tna tely a mite, thoae d-atgn4 for uaa on bettlw hipa and tfratroyers bemg kmarer rang-a than thoea for uaa on submarines. Th (orjedMo kepe a fairly accurals course) by means of m avroacople ate ring mevnwa (em. which la Immune to outalde maanatio dtaturhanca. The depth at which a tor-p-tlh ita vela may be regulated ta Sttik tlic moet vial part of a eaee( and tbavt ta ahdiut ten f-vt below tha aurfaoa. "The torpedoes ueuaily ara provtdeJ wttftt means to cut. more or less ffevtJvaly, through nets plaied in their path. Tka detonation of a toriedn is auTonipMabad throne: li a niechauieiin placed within Ua aar head. And hero ta a point .which ia not but about I b underatood, If ,ie lor owlo is fhcttd In Its forwsrd mcalf-h or tuincdt from Hi- coulee, the tiring ritechsa' isrn inaientlv :yintS thv hVr thaige of w&ptoeive fc'ontalte wCthin the war had It la not nri.-RMi to strike a filing pin t lite head t-f a turi-do lu d-loi.ala tha chaige I always hae un hand a number of photoKrei.he show fna: the trewetidtoug aise of the ht-les w tilt h torptMluMi nuika In v eaoela. and a Uleplay of Iheaa ta auffhilebt to allelic the Invantura who have schemes tor -plMatering over or filling; the bole ue rupldty as they aia made Kteatly. Borne bad!- ntformt 1 rons appear to belteva that It la 'it moet as eaay to ptua up a torpedo hols as u la to tvr a.tir puas ura with a patch," As fuity niiH ty per cent of th propoaad in vent ions a ra In 1 ended to combat t h t'-boats of the enemy. It la pnvtous that the-e la a cuiiaidetraht duplh-wttoil at ideas Alao. It hae Iteen noted, a great majority of tna wouni ie Inventor ara lano'iiiabty Ignoiatit of li.e te hn P al aid of sohniatine warfare Ueuaa of thai Ihe Naval 1 oithuiltng Hoard hum iaeued m boo Mot enlliied. 4 "lit a v.tttmy Wo lu ba rlow, ' dealing fully wtrh this division taf sea warfare and nuw tg wtepsrsd to wd it to uli who api'ly. A tarrfui atudy ef this booklet should t thoa strlvh.a perfaf-t defertlve drviS a)ot I; itoit ailio ks on Hi fight track, thereby eavmar ioiiMiierbla amount of floee. iitoaay aaw iters y now waaied. American Wounded in England "mo me of the Idea whicji (?J Uen sub nittad ltA I of w-e eat th navy,, p.yr. han ia gfmhie - li e .e fui'lee'l- m ittti hefe wltii alet h. it.4 a; W Sure ifU-Ki i.fi OT llo'l.O ID mitn nf Kl ri.t. o 1 ttjit f 1 e ;o t.t jo, n etaeie . i :.tt tur 0 m lioli (viW 1 e- da jt the fce-f j e ' eot kltowii m4 -ti'ti 4 tlxu iitni ueiJoye; er oti.r v s of the oj iM '!! relj.tal tfU ifote dbtJi j H nan lit 6 -t I-1' ' goi e It e ii'-oe tn e ' 1 d-ofpl 1 v e i'oa 1 d ki fi.e: j f. o id i-t' i eod top oe uuy auh.MUf ii. ! hi foe twir.Hy e H tor- ao.ld he . -vrg it.m. wou'd be lo or 'f a rfetrfh hotnt'i 41.4 iUirUus Ihe uil"a.a tfl of t ei toir ii fofloonti ii.( thd) pioaiur' pioihU woi d kni the . lion, bui eg 1 KfiUti fuel tlta a 1 if e w se d-'eep t on ) iict U .K 4tf asp h tim4 see Jio S'.jH , o. aai, eoodver ( boa,t put j( of (onto, s f oil A no f her i.an --ePlnt of heea'k ! ero'a i( ai f.e id g-a-l pics, but weol 4 io tM if t" u i" eoni.il r fsp!inii: t r he ctr'-j.d coo. lo lb uttum of iie f!okid onle ' e'' d..y e .000 la I Biiy we M fie a ha tf da a ON lur de t j 1 vi-Am to t'itu lo ooa oe ad 1 ' memed at tttt of'ic to . r Atirt ; log me if I ill eett n.-y int 11 luwig a'd (''ins of"ioc tnei aa a. t ,ne adnl of lie Nl H f ha'T : u,,t'.tn4 tvm id H e.ae 1 e. gm l.oOile( of Hytttn'idf piof.-,t In . uea of the la 'la '4 sie'iOul I hero j oog the deaOfor A iowhoy, lope W' ,t d woj,d .".-a wpod a ape-ta! j a a' d ieo. wnn He pe.(w-oiw of a 1 hoot pieedd wo 'id iaafco l and mal-e; fad '1 . v men 'ff 1 eke eel tiO.e dtafii oicpi' f d llufK H Mi ( tor op turn OJ rr f e L if ia,ai. . 4 L'J 'B A .. . dt r" S i'f 1 if -.M i. MMWAttlM ai. i,i kuj Wounded Amerirant ara receiving th beat of aara in England, In tha abeva M-i.'.'" '"'.,"', picture ara shown aorna of General Pershing' men recuperating in tha beautiful garden ZTsuJ"L-"' i'.m p..sf- ,..4 vf gft Red Crod llodpilal No, 21. at Paignton. The hospital formerly waa tha country (, ..p.a !,.. ll.e' I '-e .l,., o ,11 ' ",".2" ZZ? ;J:L."' . "e hom of an English woman, who has graciously donated it to our countryman for war ,7,.T:Jai'a"i.r;i.7.'.; Zl j r-nf, and tha aurr oundingi ara certainly cheerful and Ideal for tha purpose!.