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The Washington times., 1918-04-21

Billy Mrs. Cushman wants thou
sand a week spending money from
Archie. Marie II sued for a million
by the employment agency that got
her u movie Job. while Clarice's hus-
band asks a million OF her manager.
because he was crowded out OF her
life by other men.
Americas exclusive social circles
will go mad over it-they will eat It
up. IT includes. all in one superb
production. the story OF the silent
suffering Of a good woman. the fla;n-
ing faith Of another woman. con-
ndent or her husbands Innocence.
who finally bequeaths a heritage OF
revenge on his other sweetheart The
demon OF jealousy is finally awakened
to crush her rival for his love.
The Washington times., 1918-04-21
"HELP WANTED"


NO MINORS ALLOWED" That
alone will pack your house.
LOBBY-BiIly was selling soar
when millionaire" Saunders daugh.
ter married him. Use this sign over
a glass Jar containing a twenty-dolIar
gold piece and a scrapbook OF news
paper comment: "She gave him this
when he was down and out"
II your audience will stand for f.
place three gold balls over your
ticket window.
Statues OF Midas, Cleopatra, Adonis
and Venus, lying prone on the floor
OF your lobby, should have a telling
effect.
A wrist watch for AdOnis? with
out fail.
pIo, H.. rhr,,I..
s,,,,-or,e,,-
% :.
HIS business Is on the blink Nhen
business does not come to you, make
IT," was his motto. Before migrating
to America and opening business IN
The Washington times., 1918-04-21
Star, Form Con.teIIntIon.

PLAYERS wonderful attraction
has a constellation OF stars. There's
Marie. with the world at her feet.
supported by Billy, the perpetual mo-
tion machine OF the movies. Billy is
shown getting out OF hot water after
receiving a bill from MarIe's husband
for damage to his household goods
in the sum Of half million.
Archie has always been the matinee
super idol Of the feminine contin-
Isency. His wife says he's a brute,
50 she wants u thousand a week from
him because h" will not beam on her
as hr does on Birdie.
Then there's Cohen. an astute busi-
ness man. who, on occasion, is so ir-
Tesistibl".
And in the background. Marie's
husband is there with his big black
revolver. It's tense situation when
Le enters public eating place and
covers Billy But all the fight has
gone out Of hubby. His faith was
mistaken for long while In spite OF
gossip. and then-it was all on.
As war workers, the stars are with
out equals. when their popularity
began TO wane. nothing short OF
war could save them. So there was
war. Tor movie stars must nave
what they want, even to a million or
So a year salary.
CuStnrd Pies barred.
NOTE E-BecaUse Of orders from the
food administration, in its efforts to
conserve the food supply. there will
be no custard pie effects, and war
bread will be used in all banquet
scenes.
ADVERTISING -- Social clubs,
women's circles. and people who are
known TO take an interest in society
should be circularized. Display con
sp!cuously posters beaHnG the legend
The Washington times., 1918-04-21

would witness the entire production
without interruption.
Gold and Jealousy at Work.
The havoc wrought by Jealousy is
vividly portrayed, and millions OF
money are features. Both jealousy
and money are subjects that always
fascInate the minds OF the millions.
There are many touching scenes.
Oswald wants half a million from
The Washington times., 1918-04-21

Of scorn will leave to shout their ap-
prOvSL It grips-it instructs-it
baffles-it arouses envy for the big
gest stars IN fiImdom, and stirs the
sluggish blood OF every movie pa
tron.
In one OF the hrst showings one of
the ushers so far forgot himself that
be found. without a 30-minute delay.
two highly desirable seats for q new
ly married couple right where they
The Washington times., 1918-04-21
SEE AMERICA
. BEHIND THE !
SCENES; FOR
ADULTS ONLY.

ErIught with friIls and thrills. col
ortuL. with intimate touches OF hu-
man nature and poignant episodes OF
American life as It is today, The
Truth" IS q powerful story that is
bound to be q safe bet for every pa
tron of whatever creed. political
party or nationality. II especially
appeals 70 women
Those who come to lay on the lash
The Washington times., 1918-04-21
Expensive Show Earth Brilliant Galaxy Falling Stars

"Cheer Up" Oswald, when
last seen ne was -'Headin'
South" looking for "Mr. Fix
It." he has led you "a Dogs
Life" but "Pay Day" is coming.
The Washington times., 1918-04-21

"Tts deuced tough on Billy and
Marie, donehe know, but it's bully
great to be single
The Washington times., 1918-04-21

Crowded Out" Jack says he's been robbed Of
800, 900 worth of pleasure. "Once Upon a Time"
he could find "a Vacant Chair" but that His
Bridal Night"
The Washington times., 1918-04-21

Shielding herself from The Lash
of Scorn, Marie says she is a "Poo-
Little Rich Girl" "Under Fire" 1t
The Washington times., 1918-04-21

"The Great Pursuit" took him to "Her Country" but
her father said this is The Age of Reason She's Just
Woman" and am within the Law" since you are
Under Suspicion"
The Washington times., 1918-04-21

was a case Of Business Befors
Pleasure" she explained when asked
about her Midnight Frolic"
The Washington times., 1918-04-21

See you identify all the stars in the picture and the
film plays that are named in the captions.
The Washington times., 1918-04-21

Latest Olive DTab Army
Canvas Puttee. Also fabrikoid
material. cum or side lace.
SI.s5 pair.
The Washington times., 1918-04-21

FlOwerH for Weddings
Guides flowers and nOral decorations are
otabIe for their beauty. lslf F.-Advt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-23
j. S. WkRSH|P CAPTURES
GERMAN PACIFIC RAIDER
Cruiser Expected go Reach Port.
With Prize I'm Tow, To-Aior-
row or Monday.
SHIP is ALEXANDER AGASSIZ
Carries Prussinn Crew, and Is Out
fitted TO Prey ON Commentators
mcrly Owned by University OF
California.
SHIP is ALEXANDER AGAssIz


PACIFIC PORT. March a2.--With
what is declared TO be a captured Ger
man raider in tow. United States
cruiser l. expected to reach this port
next sunday or Monday. according to
information given otsl to-day by naval
officers here.
Wireless messages from the com
mander cf the cruiser said tina, the
captured vessel is the Alexander Agas-
siz, for several years in the service of
a biological institute al La Jolla, Cal
The capture Was made last Tuesday on
Mnzailan, Mex.
Tho AHassiz, according to tho war
ships messages. carried an all-Gernan
crew. and Was outhttcd for service as
a raider on commerce.,
The Asassiz. according 10 Federal
officers. has been "A source Of much
trouble for some lime. and has been
under suspicion since last clearing
from San Diego. January -. 1917
The Agass!z was sold TO the Pacific
Trading Company through the con-
trol!er of the University of California.
former owners of the craft. According
to shipping records, the Agassz regis
ters forty -one tons. has twin screw en-
gines, ketch rig and WAS built in San
Diego in 1907.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-23
LOAN CONDITIONS MONDAY
Secretary MrtdoO WIN Nnkc Rccon-
nrndntions to Congress Regarding
Size and Interest Rate.
I Nv Associated Ircsh
NSIIINI,,rnN M.rl, .,

~ AsSoi = ici I'rcSh.
NASiilNGTDN. March 2:.-tordi-
;,ons Of the third Liberty loan viii be
made public Monday by Secretary Nc
Adoo in tho form or recommendations
10 Congress on the size. interest rate
and other feature witch VIII require
legislation.
After rcnfcrrinG all day with gov
ornorS Of Federal reserve BANKS aii
ch"irmsn Of Liberty lonn campaign
committees. the secretary announced
hc would m"c; Chairman kitchin. o:
tho House NAYS and Means Commit
toe, to-morrow and would make his
decision aitcrward. Some OF tho bank
cra ANA business men participating III
tho conference to-day advocated :, loan
of 5000, 100000 OF less at IL per cent.
hut the secretary did not disclose H.,
opinion definitely.
MIR McAdoo told the confcrccs Thar
there is every cause for optimism con
corning the outcome Of the war de-
spite the situation ia Russia. and thai,
he fcit sure the third Liberty loan
would be a biz; success.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-23
fBy Associated Press. |
SIGfN Nf-'g,s..

I'E Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. March .c-
Amcrirn's attitude towards bulgaria
will not hr altered for tho present
by operations of Bulgarian troops
ON the western front.
hcp"rts ,hnt bulgarian units Ind
bccn brought up to tho lines Op-
posing The british forces Ncrc
rciScd ut the state Department
without surprise rnd without nrous-
Ing nny npprchc nsion of m in,nc-
dinfc dipiomntir change. u was
indicntch thar rcrtaini! until the
troops ot tho BH!knp stDtc wcrc ne
turIiy usCi nEainst Iiu~s held by
American fr0ops. the present anOut-
nIors situation would continue.
Although n rohelli-rrcnt OF gov
~rnm~nt> Rt wnr with the central
powers with which bulgaria O.. nj
lied. tho United states Inns rcfrnin-
cd from declaring state or wnr
or breaking diplomatic rclatiou~.
This >tntc OF nnntr> Inns cnuScd
Diplomats of France. England md
tfaiy tn send To their governments
lon= explanations, and II is known
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-23
HUN SMASH FAILS
TO BREAK LINE,
Americas Attitude Toward Bulgaria
Will Not Be Altered by Troop Operation

thut suEEcsticns from, foreign capt.
tails hnNc reached Washington TINT
the United States should formally
include Hu1Earin ninonE hs enemies.
The State Department. however.
hns insisted upon waiting for
definite cnusc for - brcnk, ignoring
tho argument TINT the presence here
ar nm Official representative OF Hull
Enrin mi.ht prove embarrassing.
~ WIS pointed out to-day that the
opr rrntions Of tho HuiEnrinu troops
Ia Turkey against tho British WINS
not followed by nny hostile nction
H.! tho United states, nrd u was
suggested thnt their presence In
the line orro>itr the British on the
western front was not materially
different.
S"mr officials think nothing could
be Eninrh by declaring war. even 10
BuiEarinn troop. should hc found
f-htIn:, against the American front.
Thcy contend there il no au,nntnEc
ir declaring war. mud that there
will lie dipiom:tic advantage .t
tho end Of the vnr In not hpyiur
altered the diplomatic status.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-23
GRANTED MORE PAY
House Votes for Postal Empi"yces'
incrcnnes md Orders They Bc
Mndc Permanent.

WASHINGTON, March o. = over
riding requests OF the rost-Onice be
pariment, the House. in tumultuous
session this afternoon, voted large in
crcascs ~ pay 10 all postal employees.
and ordered they Should be made per
mauemI.
maetcr-Gencrai Burlescns cham
p!ons made unsuccessful pleas Of
ECONOMY" Several OF them we're all
but cried down in shouts OF dcgision
Hit --t...ks on ,nc Postmaster
General. declaring he undcrpsid his
nclp and 'pcrsccltcd" them for trying
10 hettcr WORK ing conditions acre APP
piauGed. On the largest test vote
tina; making tho pay increases per-
manen: instead OF only for the period
Of tho war as the Eurlcscn forces
had asEcd-the departments wishes,
were denied by lSs to A.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-23
CONFIDENT OF VICTORY
Mnjor-Gencrni March Indirntcs Allies
Have Gigantic Military
PInns Prcpnrcd.

WAsHTNGTON. March 2a-''I am ab-
soiutely confident we viii defeat the
Germans eventually"
This was the only reply Major Cen
cral March. acting chief OF staff. would
make tonight 10 questions AS TO
whether he thought there was A pos
sibility OF the Germans breaking
through the British front on tho west.
II WAS a reply given with such cmpha-
sis that his intcrvicwcrs left him con
vinced beyond shadow OF doubt that
the things tho entente and American
military chiefs have up their sleeve
are such as to make ultimate victory
certain. no matter what threads the
Germans might make into tho allied
lines in their initial onSlauShts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-23
SAY DAVIES WILL WIN
Democratic National Committee As
SurcS President lie VIII
Dc Elected.

WASHINGTON. March 30. - Mem
bcrs Of the Democratic National Com
mitter now In Wisconsin Informed the
President by telegraph that Joseph T..
Davies. tho successful candidate in the
recent primaries, was almost certain TO
defeat Lcnroot, the Republican nom
iucc.
/. is said that Lcnroot's most arden,
supporters among tho Republicans
we're almost without serious hope of
the success of their candidate in the
final contest. The regular election will
he held April ..
The !'residcn; is said to have been
much pleased with the report. lie has
taken personal interest in tho sena-
turiaI aspirations OF Mr. Davies. who
WAS formerly mcmDer or the Federal
Trade Commission.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-23
WOMEN IN TURKISH ARMY
Form Organization In Order to Work
Eight Hours Daily Hehird
Trout,
tRr Associated Fress. J

BN AseoCiatNd Frets
NEW YORK, March "a Wolf Bu-
rcau dispatch from Constantinople.
published in German newspapers re-
ceivcd hero, says the Osmanli Associa :
tion for womens service has publish
cd an appeal to all Turkish women be-
tween the ages of eighteen and thirty
"a enroll in the womem's battalion The
Nakit points out that Turkish women
having already been admitted TO the
hcld Of commerce, to public offices and
tc other branches OF the state SER
vice, arc nov cna abied Ia enter the
army. Their organization, TO be known
as the First Working Womcn's Rat =
talon" wilt work eight hours daily
behind the front.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-23
REBEL LEADER KILLED
RcNoiutionists and Government Force.
Clash in Costa Ricn
Revolt

SAN JUAN DEL SUR. NICARAGUA.
March @..--tu7ther fighting. in whirh
the rebel leader was killed. has oc-
Cured in Costa Ilca. between gov
crnment forces and the rcvolutionistS.
who made an unsuccessful attemp; last
month at an uprising
In skirmish ncar tho Panama
frontier. Hogclia Fernandez Guen and
four assistants were killed. Guen, who
was The editor Of u pro-Gcr,nan news
paper which the Costa Rican govern
mcnt suppressed. was leader of the
movement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-23
Aircraft Gives
Capital a Thrill

WASHINGTON. March :".-wn>h-
tngton got tho thrill of 1tS life this
afternoon. Lieutenant dc fInshnirr,
trrpch airman, furnished IL.
In n new Spnd bipinnc he did
things over the White House. the
War and Navy DuiidinS md tho
Washington Monument that sent
thrills down the spineS of every
rnr-worricd omcini who sRw his
ni.ht.
The work OF other ayintors who
hnSe flown over the capital has
been spectasulnr. hut they Ioopcd
the loop, did nose diycx and falling
stunts nt about the speed of n stnte-
I! gull. The performance OF Lieu
tcnnnt dc I'Insbnirc wns IIkcncd to
Tint of n humD,ins bird or n king
hsher.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-23
EINALI.Y ABANDON HOPE FOR
VOTE ON SEVERAL MEASURES

TO the credit OF Senator Goclrick
goes the fact that Senator West was
ultimately taken from the floor AS a
substitute for a number of resolutions
with amendments. Senator Gooirick CT
fcred n resolution that the discussion
of the local board review bills and any
others that might get up ior discus
sion should he limited 10 one hour.
and any Gne speech to five minutes;
Senator West who had taken the floor
Immediately after brief speeches by
Continued on Fifth Pagc)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-23
PRESIDENT HAS COLD
Trouble Develops While Mr.. Wilson Is
Playing Golf md Causes CanccIIn-
lion Of Cabinet Meeting

WASHINGTON, March 22.-Prcsidept
Wilson developed an acute bronchial
cold while playing golf this morning
which ncccssitated calling on the usual
Friday Cabinet meeting. Several call
ers were received aI the Executive
Mansion during the afternoon. but Dr.
Grayson prevailed against the Cabi-
net meeting on the ground that the
President might use his voice more
than was advisable
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-23
TWO PITTS ACQUITTED
North Carolina Jury Finds Them In
noccnt of Killing Dr. r.. 4.
IcnnCxscc.
NV Associated Prcss1

After an hours dc!ibcration the jury
III the case Of Garfield and Aaron Pitts.
charged with killing Or. T.. y. li"nnes-
see, returned verdict Cf not guilty
late to-day. Most Of the day was CON
sumcd in arguments. including the
final speech for the State by Solicitor
X. /" huffman, and Judge Clincs charge
TO tho jury.
Dr. tennessee was shot to death OH
The night OF February L. as he stepped
from a train at Glen Alpine
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-23
PRISON NERs ESCAPE
Two Of Six Negroes Who OycrpoHcred
North Carolina Jnilcr Arc
Rccaptured,
IRy Associated rress.l

SALISBURY, ~ c.. March 22.-Coun-
ty Jaiier Dudley Click was overpow
cred late to-day by six negro prisoners
who succeeded in getting away after
the officer had been severely wounded
by a bullet fired from his own pistol
in 4 struggle with the prisoners. Two
OF the prisoners were recaptured after
ono Of them had been shot through
the arm. Posses arc searching for the
othcrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-23
Noted Actrc.x n.na

NEW YORK. March ~ Maggie
Mitchell. the famoUs actress OF three
generations, died at her home here to-
day at the age OF eighty-onc. She was
renowned for her acting, singing and
dancing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-23
snrk aud Wounded Arrive.

AN ATLANTIC PORT, March Ca
contingent OF i0l sick and wounded
soldiers. slNty-tive of them direct from
France. arrived at a base hospital to-
night. -Four Of them are, suffering
from wounds, and were probably under
fire In one OF the engagements be-
tween American patrols and German
raiding parties. None Of their wounds
however, are serious.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-23
MORE SHOTS ON BORDER
Thirty Mcxicnns Attack Americans
Ncar Fnbens, hut Retire
Under Fire,
IRy Associated Press. |

FL rASO. TEN. March 22--Firing
across the border by Il party of MeNi-
cans numbering about thirty, near
Fabcns, this morning caused strong
return from American troops IL was
announced at military headquarters
here to-day. Four MeSicans are be-
lieved to have been killed. No Amori-
can soldiers were HIT.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-23
BAN ON IMPORTS
TO SAVE TONNAGE
War Trade Board Places Eighty
Two Noncsscntial Articles
on Prohibited List.
WILL BE SOME EXCEPTIONS
Restrictions Will Not Be EHec-
tive on Goods Shipped Before
Middle of April.
WILL BE SOME EXCEPTIONS


WASHINGTON March 2:.--Thc first
lis, Of Imports 10 bc prohibited entrance
into this country in an cnor; to con
serve tonnage FOR prosecuting tho var
was made public Tonight by the War
Trade Board under authority of rrcs-
i6cnt wilson's proclamation Of Feb
Tuary II. WHICH pat all imports under
licenses.
~ DENYING permits for tho importa-
ton ri certain metals. foodStunS and
iuNurieS which can l." ohiaiUcd hero
or eau be sacrificed Ia the greater uccd
o. putting ships into war business the
board expects t" add l.5"O."oo dead
weight toms TO tic ncct carrying ncu
and munitions 10 Iiuropc.
To-nlEh,'s list OF r;shty-two articles
or classes Of articles constitutes only
those least essential. concerning which
there WAS little argument. Lists to
follow viii touch various interests
more closely. ana will not lie issued
until after consultation with tho trades
affected. so that there viii l." min
.num of REORGANIZATION and loss. The
experience OF the allies has been util-
lied in devisinE tho system OF rcstric-
iiuus
Prohibition on the Importation OF
articles Ii-.cd is not absolute. even for
scat borne tra fii". owing To certain con-
ditions Of commerce which Will permit
importation AT times without hndrancc
20 tho war program. Return c*rGocs
from Europe may bring prohibited
articles. provided they can bc loaded
expo tlouSly and there is cargo space.
Prohibited articles also can be inn
ported by rail from Canada or Mexico
when originating III those countries or
in others whore such goods are being
licensed for import
The restrictions are not effective on
goods shipped prior 10 April 10 United
states consuls have been instructed noi
to issue consular invoices OF and after
Aprl - for tho articles mentioned in
the list without first being furnished
with the numbers Of the import license
or being given other evidence Of The
issuance OF such license The obii.a-
ton of furnishing proof Is placed on the
importer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-23
BRITISH WITHSTAND
. FIERCE ONSLAUGHT
!. IN CAMBRIA SECTOR
Berlin Reports Claim Cap
ture of 1900 Prison
crs and 200 Guns.
TEUTOMIC ADVANCES CALL
FOR TERRIBLE SACRIFICES
Enemy Rcncws Attack Early
Friday. but With Dilnin-
ishcd Force.
FORTY DIVISIONS INVOLVED
Unofficial Reports Insliratc Germans
Had 1000 Cannon in Opera
ton During Drive.
TEUTOMIC ADVANCES CALL
FOR TERRIBLE SACRIFICES
FORTY DIVISIONS INVOLVED
Unofficial Reports Indi:atc Germans
Had 1000 Cannon in Opera
ton During Drive.
fRv \ Associatcd prcss.l

Nv Associated Prcss.i
In a battle that has rtraled in fc-
rocitE any that mas preceded II during
thfec ana nan years oi warfare tho
hrltlSh' ON Il h'tS-miic 'front.' nave
"''hS'"od great ''"r"'ah offensive
IN ITS intia' stages. NJ some points tho
BRUSH line mas pcch bcht BACK but
net as inuch as ma" "sch expected ny
n''h''rE 'APcr'S 'Ii"''htc" win tho
'orceS ttc Germans haH hrohSf, up.
ana inc power OF the guns they had
upon ana hrhind the me
AS the result of The struggle on that
part OF the 'front.' Just west OF Cam
hrai' where N" hght'n-S WAS apparent
80, -,
~ .''tu '"' sn"i
rs an ihh!cation OF thc sanguinary
nature OF 'hc hRhtinS' the Berlin For-
eiSn once states that 1000 men and
~ guns nave o"eh cartured. TINS
"'a! DC co'"P"fen 10 'he frit'sh losses
'hc German counlero'chsiNe on
'ecc'hpcr l. i'i'' Wheh o'oou men ana
ioo suns were ca? ?'u'c"'
The first reports Of Infantry fight
ing were indicative Of an attempt on
the part Of the Gcrmans to drive
wedges into both sides "G the Cambrai'
salient, Isolate the British troops far
.her east an" regain the t'ihdenburS
,."e i,''" M"''n t"eE were driven on
40, .'"o'' ''l', ny 'chera' hShss
H"u"'" dow Subsequent dispatches
nave proved t"i'l lAis VAS, indeed, the
p'ah OF ihc German g"Hcrs'' staff. Tho
hSh''nS on the rest OF the tifty-milc
front wa" but y sid" issue to [ c ter
f'"t """'a'sht anne" at ''a"che Wood
ana LaSnic"nrt. the south and north
bases Of the salient.
HEI,IIN CLAIMS CSPyI.uI.
or FnoNT-LINI: POSITIONS
Thor. is no ,,.,o ~ ,.,ia,, :.
,.it,,a y %
,,incd hv ,n<. cnr,,. ., 49,
,>,,, , ,"o III
.,, '' ''"''es
"" '""t' on
80. "o' '",'" S'"s "' INC salient tho
''''' "'"t nc hr'''Hh hhe oack
Wv an" '''' ''''cS. IL was re-
Po' 'eu ','' %. i-'Eer was tue scene of
""'u S'rnss's' an" 'hat ''oiSnies had
peen retaken by the British. These
po'H'" ar" Hpont t"ur hilometers. or
"'''eS' oath OF the british lines
as 'hc! s'oo" before the attack began.
n'r''' 'ia'niS mat f''t'sh nrSt-line po-
S'ti"ns from Arr I" i.lt'cre were cap-
tufed'
OFFICItI. STATEMENT
T,.I.l.s or FIGHTING;
The ollicia! statcmen, issued last
night saws that ibr Eri,;sh loss.s in
er'tabiy have been considerable. but
not out OF proportion to the magni
' W '"' "'''Ic' ne 'hcnS 5 losses