Back to the stone age. Made homeless and destitute by the war, several hundred poor people of Montenegro were driven back to a life as primitive as that of the stone age. They took refuge in mountain catacombs and were found by American Red Cross workers with hardly any clothes, no bedding, no furniture and the crudest of stone cooking utensils. This picture shows a group of the modern cave dwellers at the entrance to the catacombs during a call of a Red Cross nurse, Miss Olivia E. Hamilton of Philadelphia. The Red Cross furnished them food and clothes, placed the sick in American hospitals in Albania, and found homes for many of the mothers and children