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Princess Beatrice and H. Princess Marie Louise, Ladies of Justice. The Grand Prior, H. The T e Deum was sung after the sermon, and after the Prelate had pronounced the Benediction the service concluded with the National Anthem. The music of the Service was arranged by Dr. Lloyd, M. Ambulance Department of the Order of St. John asked for further information, and I therefore devoted another three weeks to the consideration of my subject, and then returned to the charge with a letter pointing to Railways, Volunteers, Police, Native States, Municipalities, Missions, Colleges, Schools, not to mention the British and Native Armies and Imperial Service troops, as material for ambulance work, urging that the Indian Branch should be started with the support and co-operation of the highest authority, with headquarters at Simla and centres in each Province, and attach a copy of a letter which I had received from Lord Curzon of Kedleston, expressing his sympathy with the proposal which I had laid before him.

He was at that time Director of the Ambulance Department, being succeeded in that office by the late Colonel Duncan, C. When the proper time arrives I shall do my best to assist you by writing to Lord Curzon, Lord Northcote and Lord Ampthill, who, I feel sure, will do the best they can. T o that request I responded to the best of my ability. The voyage from Marseilles to Bombay, where I arrived on the 10th February, afford me time and leisure to write the pamphlet in which, under the title.

George Lund, I secured allies of the highest value. Harold King, a brother of Sir H. King, had in former years been a keen worker on behalf of the St. Lord Curzon of Kedleston received me on the 19th, expressed his approval of my proposals, estimated that the Indian Branch would take two years to organise, and directed the Secretary to the Government of India in the Military Department to request the Military Authorities to grant me two months leave to start with.

This was arranged on the 20th February. It was perfectly clear to me that on my success in Calcutta depended the future of the Indian Branch of the St. After consultation with the Lieut. I may add that my health at this time was in a very critical state. The stimulus of a work which I was determined should not fail probably carried me through a month of extremely strenuous effort.

It was my clear duty to conciliate and interest all classes, official and unofficial, Hindu, Mahommedan, Parsi and Eurasian, and above all to secure the support of the Press. I owe much to the Indian Press for the help they gave me, and to none more than to the late Mr. Hensman of the Pioneer and Mr. Bennett of the Times 0f In dia ; but, in simple truth, the entire Press of India, English and Native, was with me, as far as its opinions came within my cognisance.

Justice now the Right Hon. Ameer Ali. Although the Calcutta meeting was essentially a success, I found the formation of a Local Committee with an honorary secretary and treasurer, a matter of decided difficulty. Blackham, C. Blackham, who is an Assistant-Commissioner of the St. John of Jerusalem in England. Chancery o f the O rd e r , St. Commencing Jan. Fee 1 2s. Toynbee Hall, 28, Commercial-street, E. Fee, including text book, 5s. For Women, Wednesdays at 8 p. Fee 2s. Hon Sec. Wyche, 19, Dean-road, Cricklewood, N. V In the list of St. John Ambulance Nursing Sisters mentioned in Despatches, which we published in our November issue, we regret the following names were omitted :— N u r s in g S is t e r K.

Gladys, London ; Wallis, Annie R. Yorks 36; Wood, Rosa Dorothy, W. Yorks 36; Williams. At great inconvenience to themselves, in all weathers and at all times of the day and night, they have, on being summoned, assembled promptly and have rendtred aid with skill and efficiency whenever their ministrations have been required. The Commissioner has no hesitation in testifying to the unanimity and warmth of public appreciation of the services thus rendered, and he will be grateful to the various. John Warehouse, for Hospital Supplies. John Ambulance Brigade Depot.

F irst Aid in th e Field. John, and Assistant Commissioner, St. John Ambulance Brigade Overseas. T o those of us who have spent all the best years of our lives in teaching first aid and preaching its importance, it has been of absorbing interest to see the methods we have preached and taught, actually practiced in the present war.

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The art of first aid is practiced in war by two medical formations, viz. The duty of the regimental stretcher bearers is to carry the wounded from the firing line to the regimental a i J p o s ts. At the regimental aid posts the wounded are taken over by R. Training lays down : —. President of the St. John V. Among departments which are accommodated at this address are those of the Central Joint V. Department, Devonshire House, Piccadilly, W. Each medical officer with a unit, u n d e r the orders of the C.

O , will e n d e a v o u r to select suitable places which m a y be used as regimental aid posts, to which the regimental stretcher bearers will bring the wounded, and where they can be attended to and left until taken over b y the field ambulances. A regimental aid post should be under cover or out of the line of fire, but sufficiently near the firing line as to be readily accessible.

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One or more will be selected for each battalion or other unit. Most of these now in use are only splinter-proof. When our army started to advance last year even these shelters had to be abandoned and regimental aid posts located in shell holes or in any form of shelter abandoned by the enemy.

T he Regimental Medical Officer with a battalion holding the line has quite a considerable number of men under his command, viz.

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When the unit is preparing for an attack he has in addition :—. In other words, just before a battle the medical officer of a battalion has about 45 men, more or less, directly under his orders. The regular stretcher bearers move in rear of their companies and carry, instead of rifles and ammunition, stretchers and haversacks of dressings.

Each company has four stretcher bearers and two stretchers, complete with slings.

The senior bearer always carries a water bottle and surgical haversack, containing the following :— A r o m a t ic s p ir it o f a m m o n ia , s m a ll fla sk. The other bearers each carry a haversack of shell dressings :— The official medical equipment of a battalion consists of a pair of field medical panniers, a medical companion, surgical haversack and two water bottles, but in addition to these the regimental aid post in rest camps and billets is generously equipped.

It contains the following :— C u p s , fe e d in g. Splints :— A r m , 6. Medical Comforts :— C a n d le s , A good deal of this equipment is left behind and only a small portion carried up to the trenches. Solidified spirit is of the utmost value in regimental aid post work, and I always see that plenty of it is available. A wounded man is always a thirsty man, but is seldom hungry if got in early.

Let us accompany the first aid workers of a battalion going up into the trenches on the Western front at this time of year. The journey is made after dark and the bearers plod along through the mud in single file. Arrived at the wet, cheerless dug-out, the bearers take over their routine of work from their predecessors in the line. The King has signed a warrant ordaining that anyone who, after having rendered services for which the Royal Red Cross Decoration, First Class, is awarded, afterwards renders such approved services as would, if she had not received the decoration, have entitled her to it, shall be awarded a bar to be attached to the decoration.

John, Among other things a request was made for more motor ambulances, and within the past few weeks the Motor Ambulance Department of the Joint War Committee at 83, Pall Mall, has handed over to the Army authorities a fully equipped convoy of 50 ambulances for service on the Italian front.

Briggs, it is desirable that inventors should apply to the Patent Office,. We are pleased to hear that the War Office has issued instructions to all military commands at home to the effect that members of the M. I t was stated at an inquest last month on one of the victims of the recent air raid in the London district that two members of the St. John Ambulance Brigade volunteered to carry an injured man to the hospital on a litter when the anti-aircraft gun firing was at its most intense pitch.

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Since the series of raids at the end of September the St. Faber asked if it could be assumed that all Red Cross men fit for the front had been combed out. Beck thought that could not be taken for granted, but the the matter was being very carefully watched. Surgeon Hampstead D ivision S. Concluded from page L y s o l Liquor Cresol Saponatus belongs to the group of disinfectants known as Cresols of which other members are Creolin, Izal and Cyllin.

Lysol is neutralised by alcohol, the immediate application of which e. Solutions of Lysol should be prepared with warm not hot water. It is powerfully disinfectant and irritant, the latter quality being drawn out by repeated applications. Applied to the skin, Iodine produces a yellow stain which can be removed by an alkali , and gives rise to a sensation of heat and burning with dilatation of vessels and some escape of white cells of blood.

It is most effective when applied to a dry wound. In other words, Tincture of Iodine is the quickest, safest, and most efficient antiseptic dressing —alike for septic wounds and for prevention of sepsis— especially in an emergency. S o a p s are solid compounds of oil or fats with soda hard soaps or potash soft soaps used in washing. They possess cleansing and also valuable antiseptic'properties, because the alkalies of soap dissolve the fatty secretions of the skin and friction of the part removes germs, together with surface impurities.

T o this end soft soap is more effective than hard. C h l o r i n a t e d L i m e Bleaching Powder is a dull white powder, smelling strongly of Chlorine gas, which it gives off on addition of an acid or exposure to air. It is obtained by passing this gas over moist, unslaked Lime.