PRIVATE JACOB EPSTEIN, THE FAMOUS SCULPTOR (WHO IS DENOTED BY A CROSS), TAKING PART IN A BAYONET CHARGE DURING THE COURSE OF HIS TRAINING IN ENGLAND FOR ACTIVE SERVICE. MR. EPSTEIN IS A PRIVATE IN THE JEWISH BATTALION OF THE ROYAL FUSILIERS. HE HAS MANY NOTABLE WORKS TO HIS CREDIT, AND SHOULD HE PROVE AS ADEPT WITH THE RIFLE AS HE HAS DONE WITH THE CHISEL, HE WILL NOT BE LONG GAINING PROMOTION. A STRING OF HEROES: OFFICERS LEAVING BUCKINGHAM PALACE AFTER BEING DECORATED WITH THE MILITARY CROSS BY THE KING. ENTHUSIASTIC LISTENERS AT A MEETING OF THE PEOPLE’S FAIR-PLAY LEAGUE HELD RECENTLY AT TOWER HILL, LONDON, WHEN CHARLOTTE MANFIELD, AUTHOR OF “THE DUPE,” THE ANTI-GERMAN NOVEL, DELIVERED AN ADDRESS. THE ILLUSTRATION SHOWS PORTION OF THE CROWD DEMONSTRATING THEIR WHOLE-HEARTED SUPPORT OF THE SPEAKER’S POLICY.

New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1452, 21 February 1918, Page 7

PRIVATE JACOB EPSTEIN, THE FAMOUS SCULPTOR (WHO IS DENOTED BY A CROSS), TAKING PART IN A BAYONET CH ARGE DURING THE COURSE OF HIS TRAINING IN ENGLAND FOR ACTIVE SERVICE. MR. EPSTEIN IS A PRIVATE IN THE JEWISH BATTALION OF THE ROYAL FUSILIERS. HE HAS MANY NOTABLE WORKS TO HIS CREDIT, AND SHOULD HE PROVE AS ADEPT WITH THE RIFLE AS HE HAS DONE WITH THE CHISEL, HE WILL NOT BE LONG GAINING PROMOTION. A STRING OF HEROES: OFFICERS LEAVING BUCKINGHAM PALACE AFTER BEING DECORATED WITH THE MILITARY CROSS BY THE KING. ENTHUSIASTIC LISTENERS AT A MEETING OF THE PEOPLE’S FAIR-PLAY LEAGUE HELD RECENTLY AT TOWER HILL, LONDON, WHEN CHARLOTTE MANFIELD, AUTHOR OF “THE DUPE,” THE ANTI-GERMAN NOVEL, DELIVERED AN ADDRESS. THE ILLUSTRATION SHOWS PORTION OF THE CROWD DEMONSTRATING THEIR WHOLE-HEARTED SUPPORT OF THE SPEAKER’S POLICY.