American oil company is erecting two great steel tanks at Beikos, which came well within the line of the rival forces. The steel-riveters were compelled to flee if they were compelled to use for their lives and for several days bullets played a tattoo on the tanks. The tanks played a tattoo on the tanks, which was nearly as constant as the tune of the riveting machines. Many Americans were in summer camps and cottages in the vicinity of Beikos the night the flight began, but soon after the western shore of the Bosphorus, where it was possible for several nights to watch the fighting on the Anatolian mills by the light of the naval rockets and searchlights used in directing the gunnery - Robert College and Constan-op college for Women, the two American institutions of higher learning on the Bosphorus, both commanded an excellent view of the struggle and were safely out of range of the malist bullets. Professor F. W. Kelsey, of the University of Michigan, was prevented by the fighting in Anatolia from making survey of the famous battlefields of Caesar south of Samson. Professor. 