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Evening journal., 1917-04-11
british Smash wins
New Line FOR HAIC
Capture Heights Of Monchy
lie Preux lie Bergere is
Announced
NO LET UP IN
AWFUL HAMMERING
BY The United Press.

BY The United Press.
LONDON. April ll.--Field Marshal
Haig's smashing blows carried him stu
further forward against the Germans to-
day. Capture by British forces OF the
village and heights of Monchy lie Preux
la Bergere. was announced in an early
dispatch from him today.
"Satisfactory progress is being made
elsewhere Haig declared. "Ihe battle
front situs ion is developing generally
in accordance with our plan
Alonchy 10 Preux lies nt the southern
extremity Of Nmy ridge. and the
heights Of la Bergere are just adjacent.
The smash BY which these new positions
We're gained puts the British line an
other half mile southeast of Arras IN tho
direction of Cambria
Occupation of Monchy had been fore
cast hy the British commandments
night statement, detailing how the for
ward rush of his troops had carried
them to the outskirts Of the village
five miles east of Arras. London was
prepared for report Of sanguinary
fighting in this section.
Front dispa' a'ches indicated no let
up in the constant hammer.ng alonl
the whole of the fifty mile front al
various sections OF which Haig has
been thrusting his forces forward
no diminution .ei her in the artillery
hammerng, or the sledge-hammel
blows by masscd Infantry forces. TIT
territory northeast OF st. Quentin Ii
being swept clean of German forces
as the British encircling movemen'
gees on.
( On the blood soaked crest Of Vim,
ridge alone IL was established b
count today that the Canadians ha'
taken about 3 600 prisoners, includ
/ ing seventy-twO officers and twenty
three guns. included in this mum
ber were nine guns of heavy calibrt
The booty from the defeated GeFman
also included seventy machine gun
and about forty trench mortars.
Elsewhere along the line wher
General Haig smashed his men FOR
ward three corns Of British troop
took 1894 prisoners, including 10 OF
fcers.
They also seized O. cgh'y.eight gum
eighteen trench mortars and eighty
four machine guns.
The top OF Vimy ridge. now attail
/. ed and firmly held, the British wei
systematically clearing out snipers
villages farther ahead on the lOw'
, slopes The steady pounding OF tie
guns searching out such nests OF Il
enemy continued incessantly.
Bad weather made no difference Z
day in the strength OF the big pus
Elated by their victories confident
their superiority and secure in I
q perfect coordination Of all arms
{ the service. the British poured Il
d ward in waves steadily encroachi
+ on the German-held land and as ste5
3 lily eating II away from the enemy
Evening journal., 1917-04-11
WAR BOUNDARIES GIVEN TO AID
WOMEN ENROLLING FOR DEFENSE

west Of Market street and between
Sixth and Ninth street.
The Sixth ward consists OF all that
part of SAID city lying and being east
OF Market street and west Of Poplar
street, between Sixth street and Bran
dywine river.
The Seventh ward consists Of all
that part Of the said city lying and be-
ing west Of Market street and be-
tween Ninth street and the northerly
boundary line Of the said city as es-
tabished by an act Of the General As
sembly, passed Dover, March z, A. D
1851
The Eighth ward consists of all
that part OF the said city lying and
being east Of popular street and be-
tween Sixth street and the Brandy
wine river.
The Ninth ward consists OF all that
part of the said city lying and being
0orth OF the northerly boundary line
established as aforesaid.
The Tenth ward comprises all that
territory lying and being between
Adams and Franklin streets and be-
tween xth and Linden streets.
The Eleventh ward consists OF all
that part of the said city lying and
being within the following boundary
lines TO wit: Beginning at the in
tersection Of the middle OF Linden
street with the westerly city line;
thence along the middle OF Linden
easterly to ts intersection with the
middle Of Maryland avenue; thence
along the middle Of Maryland ave-
nue.. northeasterly to It's intersection
with the middle OF West Liberty
street; thence southeasterly along
the middle OF West Liberty
street extended to its intersection
with Washington street, extended
southerly: thence southerly along the
middle of Washington street extended
TO its intersection with the present
southerly city line; thence, by the
7 said southerly city line northwestern,
to its intersection with the center
OF the main roadway or tracks OF the
Philadelphia. Wilmington and Balti
, more Railroad Company, and thence
by the extended boundaries as de
, scribed in Section I of this act to th'
! cornerstone marking the city line a
= the intersection OF Beech and UnioI
4 streets. and thence northerly by thu
y present city line TO Linden street, thu
Il place OF beginning.
The Twelfth ward comprises al
L that territory lying and betweei
z Franklin street and the easterly sid
n OF Cleveland avenue and betweel
Sixth street extended and Ende
L street extended westerly TO IN
9 easterly side of Cleveland avenue
Evening journal., 1917-04-11

Members OF the women's National
Defense League, which opened a regis
tration bureau at Fourth and King
streets this morning, where all women
who desire to do their share toward
assisting the government, are anxious
to have every ward in the city repre-
scented on the various subcommittee.
Mrs. William $. II Hes was in charge
and the bureau was open until 1880
O'Clock. During the morning man
women enlisted The bureau will be
opened on Saturday at Six h and King
S reefs between $50 o'clock and 1880
O'Clock
In order to assist those who desire 10
enlist their services and who desire
TO know what wards they reside in the
committee has had prepared the ward
boundaries OF this city, which are
printed below for reference:
The First ward consists Of all that
part Of the city lying and being south
OF Sixth street. and bounded on the
east by a line passing southerly
through the middle OF Market street
extended to The southerly city line. anC
on the west by line passing southerly
/ through the middle Of Washington
street extended to. the southerly city
line.
The Second ward consists OF ail tha
part OF the said city east Of Marke
street and south OF Third street.
The Third ward consists of all tina
part of the said city lying and beinl
south Of Sixth street and bounded OF
the east by a line passing southerl,
I through the middle of Washington
street extended southerly to the po.n
of intersection with the middle O
West Liberty street extended; on IN
west by a line passing southerl
through the middle OF Adams stree
TO the point of intersection with IN
middle OF West Liberty street extend
ed. on the west by line passin
southerly through the middle q
Adams street to the point Of interseC
tion with the middle OF Maryland ave
nue., and having for its general soutf
erly boundary a line commencing Z
the point OF intersection of the miC
die Of Adams street with the m.ddl
of Maryland avenue; thence along n
middle Of Maryland avenue To its II
terscction with the middle of We
Liberty street extended. southeastern
10 is intersection with the middle
Washington street extended southerly
The Fourth ward consists OF all thi
part OF the SAID city lying and heir
east OF Market street and betweC
Third street and Sixth street
The Fifth ward consists of all tn
part of the said city lying and beiI
Evening journal., 1917-04-11
ARGENTINE TO REMAIN NEUTRAL.
Bv CHARLES p. STEWART.
LnIted PTess staI C-orrespondenI.

United Press staff Correspondents.
BUENOS AIRES, April ll.-Argentine
today formally recognized the Justice
Of Americas declaration of a state OF
war against Germany, but announced her
strict continuance as a neutral
Just exactly what the formal announce
ment means was not clear--but it was
accepted as a plain bid TO placate tho
United States in the hope of avertng
a threatened embargo on coal TO Argen-
tine.
The announcement showed clearly
that while Argentin emaintained her
present status as a neutral. she had not
decided as yet on her future course.
Evening journal., 1917-04-11
FINED 81 FOR SLAPPING
OFFICER CATS FACE.

An echo of the trouble at SeVenth
and Wilson streets Monday night.
which resulted from the election oil
Michael Negro from a saloon, by Pa
trolman Cats. and his subsequent ar
rest and fine in court yesterday was
heard in the Municipal Court this
morning. when Louisa Barlow was
dned 81 and costs for striking the
ofRcer in the face. while he was ar
resting Negro. Several witnesses tes-
tifed that she slapped at the oiilcer
with her open hand. She claimed that
If she struck him at ALL 1t was acci,
dental. The costs in the case are saia
m amount to S1435. Cats was on
dutv at the time of the trouble
Evening journal., 1917-04-11
WENT TO SLEEP COUNTING
HIS MONEY: 50 DISAPPEARED.

In the Municipal Court today lsalah
Gordon colered, was held under 5000
hail for his appearance at the Court
of General Sessions, on 4 charge OF
the larceny Of 50 in money and a
su't of clothes from John T. Bailey
also colored. on Saturday night.
8aiiev testified mat he was tousle-
headed that night and went TO sleep
while counting his money and thas
Gordon took the 80 from his hand.
IL knows he taken my cldthes'
said Bailey. because / skeered nm
into fetching 'em back, and that's ths
hest witness that he had EN-"
Evening journal., 1917-04-11

OF several OF the mission schools in
cluding Laura Sunderland at Con-
cord. n. c.. with an enrolment of 60
girls; Dwight at Marble City, Okla,
with an enrolment OF 100; Tuscon
Indian Training School with las boys
and girls, and the new hospital build
ing at San Juan, Porto Rico. The
Presbyterial contributes toward the
support OF a nurse at the Alice Hy-
son Mission at Taos, n. NJ, which has
81 pupils. Miss Whaler also spoke Of
the obstruction by fire Of Harlan
School at Harlan. Ky. This school
will be rebuilt as a community set
tiement school at Smith, KY
S33O1.s4 For Cause.
Miss Louise Johnson. treasurer for
the Home Missions, reported as fol-
lows: Amounts received from viii
mington churches
Evening journal., 1917-04-11
BROWN CARRIED RAZ0R
DIrT HAD 1T WRAPPED UP.

Joseph Brown. in whose pocket was
found a razor when he was arrested
on a charge of being drunk YESTERDAY
was dismissed IN the Municipal Court
this morning. when charged with
CARRYING concealed deadly weapon.
Testimony of officers developed that
tbe razor was in an inside pocket,
carefullv wrapped in cloth and heavy
naner and securely tied by tw'ne. In
dismissing the man, the eour warned
him that while there was clearly no
intent TO violate the statute. or to
use tho razor as a weapon, he has no
right 20 carry It al all.
Evening journal., 1917-04-11
duPONT MEN AT EXPLOSION.

Some men connected with the
safety First division and the secret
service OF the DUPONT Company went
TO Eddystone after the explosion yes
day to make some observations ~
was explained today at the durvns .,,e
Company's offices that the yisit OF ~
men TO the scene Of the explosion vi, We
unofficial and they had not ssson oeen sr9A
ed TO take part in the inyesusa'i0H
Evening journal., 1917-04-11
MAY NAME PHYSICIAN TO
SUCCEED MR.. BOWERS.

Although it is understood, that no
successor will be named by the Board
of Health to succeed Isaac w. Bowers,
the secretary who resigned. until the
April meeting of the board. several
candidates are being mentioned. 1t
was reported today that physician
would be appointed to the Office.
Evening journal., 1917-04-11
,CTLLO sOLOIsT AT WEST.

Emile Helms, OF this city. has been
engaged as cello soloist for the West
Presbyterian Church choir. Last Sun
day evening was the first appearance
OF Mr.. Helms at West Church, and the
ability with which he rendered the
selection assured him place in the
hearts OF the large congregation that
heard him.
Evening journal., 1917-04-11
A. O. II. DANCE.

A euchre and dance will be given bv
the Lad es Auxiliary. A. o. II in
Irish. American Hall tomorrow even
ing for the benefit Of me Irish Relief
Fund American dance muse viii be
niayed by Nimnoy's Orchestra ami
Irish music by Edward Boyle.
Evening journal., 1917-04-11
URUGUAY NEUTRAL.

Bv The United Press,
MONTEVIDEO. Uruguay, April IL.
Uruguay formally announced her
neutrality today. but declared her
adherence to and endorsement OF the
principles enunciated by President
Wilson" An extra session OF the
Uruguayan Congress was called.
Evening journal., 1917-04-11
eRAzlLIANs WANT ACTUAL "
By The United Press.

RIO DE JANElRO, April 11.-Gener-
al public rejoicing greeted announce
ment today OF Brazil's formal sever
ance OF diplomatic relations with CO.
many. In many circles, however,
view was expressed that the republic
should go further and actually enter
the war. Several newspapers today
began a bitter attack on the govern
ment, demanding the resignation Of
Foreign Minister Muller because OF
Muller's German descent.
Evening journal., 1917-04-11
RUSSELL IN AGAIN.

William Russell. who made his
twenty-ffth appearance in the Mu-
n cpal Court today. on charges of he
ing drunk was fined $40. and costs
by DepuN Judge Finger
Evening journal., 1917-04-11
sPANISH SrEAhER sUNK.

BY The United Press.
PARIS, Aptil 11.-The Spanish
steamer SAM Fulgencia was sunk
without warning. according to stories
told by her crew today. All were
safely landed at Nantes.
Evening journal., 1917-04-11
WEST CHURCH MEETING.

The annual congregational meeting of
West Presbyterian Church viii be held
tonight N the Bible School Hall.
Evening journal., 1917-04-11

The San Fulgencla is a steel screw
steamer Of 1858 tons, owned by the
Carthagna Navigation Company and
registered at Carthagna, Spain.
Evening journal., 1917-04-11

Arthur J. Balfour was formerly
First Lord OF the Admiralty in the
old coalition ministry in England. and
it was his support, with that OF An
drew BonaT Law. another Unionist,
that made the Bloyd-George Ministry
possible. England could hardly have
selected a man of greater knowledge
Of war conditions and Of war organiza-
ton than Balfour for such a mission.
Evening journal., 1917-04-11
.BALFOUR TO MAKE
MISSION TO AMERICA
av The rnited Press.

BY The United Press.
LONDON. April .1.-Forelgn secre-
tary Arthur j Balfour is about 10
leave for Washington on "a special
mission" according 10 official am
nouncement today.
During his absence Lord Cecil will
act as Foreign Secretary.
Lord Robert Cecils duties as Min
ister Of Blockade viii be handled by
one of his subordinates during Bal
fOur's absence
Evening journal., 1917-04-11
WHY /?

do boys point the way here
when you talk of clothes?
BECAUSE
we have the styles for reai
BOYS. Clothes without Iriils
and firbelows. upio-date styles
best makes and latest pa,, - 81
sizes 9 IL TO $ year., S,s
Knicter suits. S2.5V % ~
sizes s to 10 years - e,s
1sr Rows Hats, s. 70 sou
Roys' Roy shoes. $3.50 TO 80
5o5 5SS5ervfhing in furnishings.
anu. anu and 70 wear for all sizes
and ages.
MuLLIN's HOME STORE,
9th and Market.
Evening journal., 1917-04-11
americans TO EIGHT
ON French Fields

Continued from First Page)
fight against a plan recognized by all
military men as equitable and Efficient
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WlOutau, Ocn 6. 9lngnit 1917.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-06

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fen 8eadtmg fin0en.
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ualdnod iouoeru oiic pepulitiid ge6iIoctc Staots.
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