The first foreign wedding of the hostilities period was celebrated yesterday when Miss Nina Lisunenko, of Vladivostok, was married to Mr. John Basi] Smith, of Quebec, Canada, the civil ceremony being held at the British Consulate-General poo fire station yesterday and it was found to have been damaged to som. extent by shell fire. One shel. with Jits nose cap damaged. which had failed to explode, was picked up and handed over to the police While carga was being sorted on the second floor of the U.S. Godown behind the Imperial Chemical Industries Building, many small fragments of the missile. which dropped there, were discovered. The search was being continued to-day The response to our quest for match-boxes or similar small recep-tades. in which Tittle supplies ointment and salve could be placed and handed to the refugees, met with a very gratifying response.—Early the following morning several sack loads of such boxes were forthcoming. Medical comforts of almost any kind are required for the refugees. They should be delivered\to the Public Health Department. Room 218, Administration Building. entrance Hankow Road.
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