These men got money enough--put it up themselves and used their English banking friends for help--to relieve all cases of actual want of cash that came to them.

Tuesday the crowd at the Embassy was still great but smaller.

The big space at the Savoy Hotel gave them room to talk to one another and to get relief for immediate needs.

By that time I had accepted the volunteer services of five or six men to help us explain to the people--and they have all worked manfully day and night.

We now have an orderly organization at four places: The Embassy, the Consul-General's Office, the Savoy, and the American Society in London, and everything is going well.