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PROFESSIONAL NOTICES
D. w. SNYDER. JR..
ATTORNEY At LAW

Practices in county, State and Fed
eral Courts. Special attention given
to collections. Converting, Title
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
CANADIAN GUNS MAINTAIN
HEAVY BOAIBARDMEST

a y \ r y ARMY HEADQUAR-
TIERS, April Is (By the Canadian Press.
L!m!tcdl. = All night long Canadian
guns. both heavy and light. have been
active against the enemy posltions
Smelling hostile batteries. routes, rail
ways and dumps. while time after time
hostile infantry positions. assembly
areas and communications have been
swept with a haraSs!ng fire. Indeed
artillery activity recently has been the
main feature on the Canadian front
There have been constant duc!s be-
tween our own and the enemy bat
tcrics. a considerable amount Of gas
has been used
Early this morning We carried on. a
small protector gas hofnba rdmcnt
against the enemy positions. to which
tho Huns replied with gas Smelling. but
neither operation approached the mag
>nitudc of our heavy eas she'll lombard
mcnt on April s. in which over 5000
shells were fred on hostile artillery
positions. That gas boInba rdmcnt was
rs successful i, was extensive,
twenty out OF thirty-two batteries en-
gagged having been out OF action ever
since.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
"BL00D AND IRON y
4 Combination That Makes for Better
Health This Spring.

Evcrv man and woman who would
enjoy good health ;hiS Spring. and
would have such If" and strength as
not TO bc Il Stacker. bat cqual TO any
thing. mu@t have AN abundance az iron
i'll the blood.
The u.w iron ionic. rcptiron CON
biucs this valuable metal in medicinal
form SO that IL is easily absorbed and
readily aSSimiatCd
Pcptircn also includes pcpsin. nuA
celery, Ccntian and other ionics--
nerve h"lpa. digcstivcs and carmtna-
tivcs--a calth-givinE medicine in the
form OF choColatc-co:.t I'd pills, con-
Ncnicnt and pleasant TO take. II has
.Sivcn entire satisfaction in cases OF
ancnia or thin blood. palencss. nerve
debility. hr,infaE. One or two Pept =
iron after each meal Will quickly tell
:, story OF marvellous results.
fcptiron is prepared by it's origi-
majors 6. ]. Hood Co. Lowell Mass
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
E1;IlI>N cot N"LN t!rt,<
:. RESTORES I'M: ~ i,T.IINIl:t.

"Npu% hnrj is southwest Of
kruwo. la'l uu ac uor,horn battle
front, d.. Gnr man force, pressed back
Inc Erg,ish iiu, HGht,y. hut tho si,,a-
,ii"u was restored RI. ,ouutcrat,ack.
the War once ,lr1or'r,a During the
might there Was To change IN the Brit
iish front
Tho Germans opened heavy bonn.
oardrnent Of tho B-itish positiona on
The southwestern part Of the I.ys battle
front between LOGON and Gobecq. dur
ing the night The homba.dment uaa
sum In progress At dawn today.
The statement reads:
There has been no change on the
British front during tho night.
The hostile artillery has shown
great activity on the southern portion
OF the Lys battle front from Givenchy
10 east OF Robecq \ heavy bon, I'd
nent of our positions between r.oc5n
and Robecq was sun continuing al,
dawu.
Local attacks were repulsea by ou.
,roors yesterday evening IN the Merris
Sector
More ac,4nea accounts Of the ash,.
,ihS OF Yesterday ON the forcs, OF
.Hi'ppc- Wytschacte front establish The
severity Of tho enemyl losses South
cast Of KENNEL hin the German in
fantry attacked in three waves and a,
one point pressed haci: our line sljrh,-
i!y In this locality the situation u,s
restored 10y cogu'cra-tact. ana short.
ny after midday the attack haa been
repulsed at all points. In the Bailicul
sector the enemy attacked three times
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
IRISH PROBLEM IN FAIR
WAY TO Settlement
Such Is Opinion Expressed 10y Brit
iSh Leaders Now in
Washington.
HONE RULE is ssED
Many Firmly Convinced Home Rule
Will BE Fact Before CONSUMPTION
Can BE Applied i'm lrcland-Ulstcr
Doubtful Element.

/ WASHINGTON. April iS.-Thc Irish
problem was never in Il fairer way to
settlements This reflection OF TIC opin-
ian or the British ministry was made
available in Washington to-day. The
/ British ministry which has announced
it's determination TO stand or fall with
/ the homo rule bill. bases it's optimism
on these elements:
|. The present government. which
I promises IA home rule bill based on The
majority report of the Irish conven-
ton essentially the same as the home
I rule bin OF 1914 now embraces the
very clements which most bitterly
fought home rule before the war.
i3onar Law. Lord Cur2on and Balfour
are on tho side of home rule to-day
.. Conscrintion came before home
rule because Of pressing necessity.
liut it never could have been determin-
ed by an Irish parliament For sine 1:
Gladstonc's day every movement FOR
homo rule has reserved to the imperial
Parliament control OF tho military and
naval establishment and policy
/ :. II is believed that home rule will!
he = fact before CONSUMPTION can be
applied in Ireland A. "A result I. is
believed that the measures can be APP
piled without disturbance.
Ulster remains tho only doubtful
element N tho whole situation in tn"
viewpoint Or British officials hero.
Thcv freely discuss tho other phases
az tho problem or Ulster they arc
silent
Tho creates: Importance is attached
To the declaration Of Minister Barnes
that the LLOYD George Cabinet will
stand or fall by tho new home rule bill
This means not only the War Cabinet
I embracing Lloyd George. Barnes, OF
/ the Labor party: General SHUTS. Lord
B Curzon and Austen Chamberlain. but
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
SEC UtTARS BAKER WRITES
LETTER PRAISING ARMY.

ny Associated Prc1H.)
WITH TIE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE. Apri! lS.-Gencral PershinE
o-day made public tho following let
'"r, dated France. April :. sen, by
secretary Of War Baker to tho officer.
ana men Of the American cxpeditionarv
forces:
Aftcr thorough inspection of the
american oXpcdi,ionary forces. am
returning to tho United States with
fr"Sh enthusiasm 10 speed UP the trans
rortat'on OF tho remainder Of the great
army OF which YOU arc the vanguard
w nat have seen here gives comfort
"hie assurance that plans for the cr.c
ilNeneSA OF our lighting forces. and for
inc comfort and welfare OF our men
nave been broadly made and vigorously
executed
our schools and system Of ins,ruc-
ton arc adding to the general soldier
training the specialized KNOWLEDGE
which developed among our French
ana British associates during the four
years or heroic action which they have
o!sp.ayed from the beginning OF the
war.
Fortunately. the relations between
our soldiers and those OF the British
ana French are uniformly cordial and
happy. and the welcome Of the civil
population of France has been me. bv
our soldiers with chivalrous apprecja
ton in return.
/ we are building a grea, army %
Vindicatc great cause, and the sniri,
which you are showing, the co,,rur,
me resonrccfuincss and tho zeal 10,
+ 'he performance OF duty. both as so,
diers anu as men - not only nro,nie
/ ING OF military success, but is WORTHY
I OF the traditions OF America and o.,
the allied armies with which W. are
associated Press on.
'SignedJ NEWTON BAKER"
The following statement was added
by order of General pcrshing".
/ TN adding his own spprccia,;o, !,
the splendid spirit Of our a-rnv ,be
commandments chief wishcs to !mp-oss
upon the officers and men OF all ranks
Keen sense OF the serious ohliratIor
which rests upon them. while a, The
same time giving fresh assurance o,
MS comn'ct" confidence in their low.
ATTY their couras &c, and their SINGER.
devotion TO duty"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
WELSH MINERS FLOCK
TO RECRUITING STATIONS

LONDON. Apri, ls.--The flow Of re-
cruiis from the mining districts OF
Wales to Cardir continues freely. and
10 relieve the congestion at rho re-
ce'NinS depot general appeal has been
made for persons to assist the recruit
ing officers. President Callaghan. Of
the Cardiff Chamber OF Commerce. and
mo commercial and shipping exchange
thcrc. called for volunteers % assist
III the work He said the recruiting
officers were virtually showed under"
and were working al. day and until
late at night without being able 10
deal with all the men who had come
forward
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
Won CAPEllE DECLARES
U-BOATS ARE EFFECTIVE
Says New Construction Exceeds Losses
while Sink sings nEc NJ

IRy Assorlatrl Tro.s- !

AMSTERDAM. April lS.--Nicc- IA :
miral Won CapCllc German Minister or
the navy. discussing submarine war
fare before the main committee OF the
lseichStag, declared tina, the new
U-boat construction exceeded Tue
losses and that the effectiveness OF me
submarine has Increased. lie quoted
figures TO prove his contention that
the tboat sinltinps were thrice OF
siNfold the tonnage Of the new British
construction.
The minister declared that the Amer
lean dcstroycrs. (which had been 50
much talked about" had failed IN their
object. and he is quoted 10y the sent
official Woln bureau Of Berlin as So,
ms. with reference to ShipbuiidinS'
for the carrying out of America 5
giant paper program America must
first lay down the ShipNnrd* After
prodiSiuus promises America ia 1917
hu'lt I'o.0oo gross register tons Of sea-
going ships The large mercantile
fleet placed on order America does not
want for the war, but for the post
bellum period. when. the Shippin. pro-
gram having been in the meantime
carried out. America viii become Eng
lands world frciEht-carr!cr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
BERLIN REPORTS No
CHANGE IN BN1VTlE
La A.aocIat.a rIc.E.l

lBv Associated rrcssl
BERLIN VIA Londonp. April iS.-Thc
evening report from Headquarters says:
In FLANDERS. on the Lys battle field.
tho SITUATION is unchanged.
Northwest Of Morcuil strong French
attacks broke down with sancuinary
losses.
North OF the Lys. under protection Of
a vigorous fire. sc gained ground and
cleared some mechIne-sum nests
During the lighting of tho past fow
days over $500 prisoners some guns
and numerous machine guns have been
brought in.
con the other battle fronts or both
sides OF the Somme the firing duel is
temporarily revlving It was resumed
with greater intensity near Moreuil and
Montddier.
ON the eastern hank of the Mouse
minor undertakings near ornes and
Wa,ronvilIe were completely success
full and some prisoners We're brought in.
TO the north Of Flircy, between the
Mouse and Mosellc, a strong French
thrust failed with sangu!nary losses
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
OPEN-AlR PORTS BLAMED
FOR LOSS OF LUSITANiA
tunarh company Tries Case 4" lie Ur-
iicr,~i Of SG.ONO.Nt0 Lin
LulI;y
lnN A..oclaten rrt $ !

MEM YORK. April is-ppcn-a
ports on IN" lower decks Of ;hc I.usi-
iania were largely responsible for The
ultimate loss OF the ship after she had
been hit ny y German torpedo, in the
opinion of Frcdrrici, !. ,;auntlcti, one
Of the surVivin" passengers. who tcs-
tiiicd to-day in the proceedings brought
by the Cunard Steamship Company TO
Re relieved OF liability in connection
With damage suits amounting TO ST.
eUo. 600.
Describing the occurrences imme-
diatciy following tho shock OF the tor
pcdo. MIR Gauntlet said that the shin
listed badly. bat seemed L" /" "hrld-
ing We'll and he did not believe she
would sink. lie thought The torpedo
had entered No and : hoids. ana be
U"vcd that If tho damage had been linn
tied TO these holds. or even To three
holds. the vcsse! would have toatcI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
ITALIAN TROOPS ATTACK
IN .AnSA VALLEY
BY Associated Press. !


ROME. April 18Th the Arsa Val
ley says 20 days official statement. "a
detachment Of our troops attacked the
hostile advanced post OF Val Morb.a,
nut tho garrison 10 flight. destroyed
the intrenchments and brought hack a
tcw prisoners.
Enemy patrols were driven acll in
tho region of Como del Sirnori by our
effective fire. There was similar
hardening on tho .\s!aEo plateau aftc.
an encounter with 2 French party.
There was Increased artillery ac-
ton in tho LaEarina Valley. In the
a-Astico sector. on the As:aSo
plateau. and between Fossalt. and "a
posllc.
Yesterday W. brought down Eve
enemy airpiancs The British shot
down eleven and compelled another to
land
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19

tho entire government. including Sir
Edward Carson and Bonar Law.
Bonar Law was the fighting head OF
the Cnionists and Conservatives. who
fought the ASquith Liberal Cabinets
home rule bill. Lord Curzon vas his
protypc in the House OF Lords Both
now stand committed to home rule
These developments are attracting par
ticular interest In Washington because
the Earl OF Reading, British ambas-
Sador and high commissioner here. as
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
GREAT CROWDS ATTEND
SENATOR STONES FUNERAL
liSy Associated rrcss.
Hundreds, nablr 10 Gain \dmission 10
Church, Stand in DriI>linE
Rain.
INV \. noTut0I 1ross !

NEVADA. MO. April l>.-ilundr"ds
of persons. unable TO gain admission to
Tic crowded church stood outside in
drtzHlinG rain during the funeral
services hero t;!is afternoon for the
late Senator William J. stone. WHO
died in Washington sunday. This was
Senator Stones home" county. and
many OF those who came to-day to pay
Il last tribute 10 him we're friends OF
years ago, when Mr.. stone was strus
Cling young attorney.
Senator stones body lAv III state
IT the church. until ; o'cioek. and was
inferred here after the funeral service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
BOLsHEV|K| COMPLETE
R0UMAN|AN BETRAYAL
Possession OF Constanza Gives Ger
many Base From Which to Threat
Gil Great Britain in Orient.
MEANING or GERMAN PEACE
Rohs Roumania of Her Only Outlet
TO Sca-tnemy Can Now Afford
TO Make Concessions i'm Belgium
and France.
BS DIR. y. I.IPJ
Member OF tho Voumaninn Pnrlia-
mcnt.

mcnt.
II is 4 great humiliation, hut there
was no other way out do not be-
licvc that tho Roumanian Parliament.
I when II meets will approve OF this
I peace. but IL it does vote for it, il
will be only In order to preserve the
race.
| should like to ask those people in
England who trust In Count Czernius
assertion OF his belief in the princi-
pic OF sel'-determination what ,hav
! mink OF the cynical conduct OF the
central powers in coolly anncsins the
Dobrudja for Bulgaria. In the Do
brudja there arc about 500. 600 people.
Of whom 100000 are Rouman,ans 40
600 Eulgarians and 60, oOo Of them
raticnalities.
In taking over the rich oil holds
and the port OF Cons;.nza. the cen.
tr"i powers might Just as wei take
the whole of Roumania VIVA, kind
o. differentiation is this?
rom our great port We have shin
n''''es OF OIL and cereals
,h'" ms port run three
p'pH mes conducting the oil
"t'ect from The Gil fields TO the har-
DOR No". Constuuza is taken from,
US ana with IL our only outlet tn tho
sea ''enceforth We shall have no
80 traae as we like VIC shall
10 sell TO thcm what pro-
'"eH nee" and I" take wha,
'"'o'c 20 pay can Gn-
-, 4eNHihs hcaEE tributes.
""S uohc' on the peoples IT
""' 'his Is infinitely worse
-,
=, 49,, ''"' '"'S - "ut part
S'"oualE "'llninat-
"'' ''ooics from thr Eal-
VI '"e H't'"i EUROPA
".'" 'o-uaF arc nut The de-
va '' ""'o'r'ah hoFdes VINO
'is" '""ia III 81.
'''" H. ana a"'!H"
""'' "'n nt'pc' her
90 ~ "i'.' Sh' M" if&t
~ me- 'hch H"S-
V" us' VIZ" VS.
49, us W. nc ne'p Sne pr"'"
rcri'''l ''F
'S"S',' wren "" lost
~ '"' ""'"' '"' ''"SS''n
% 81 9'''' 80
9 ~" ou' "ei' WIN
s'"o''b -'''"''
''''"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
NO LARGE FRENCH
STEAMERS SUNK

Sy Associated Prcss.}
PARIS. April lS.-During the week
ending April -. German submarines
did not succeed in sinking any Frencn
ships Of more than 1900 tons. ono
ship under that tonnage however. fell
prey TO the enemy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
FIELD MARSHAL UAIG
REPOitrS CONDITIONS SAME

tRS Associated Pr"ss.l
" LONDON. April lS.-Fieid Marshal
HaiE's report tonight SAYS: There has
been severe fighting again to-day on
tho greater part OF the Lys battle
front. From la Basscr Canal at Civ
enchy to tho Iys River cast of St
vonant. a hombardmcnt was reported
this morning, followed by strong hos
tile attacks, all OF which have hccn
repuiscd.
'DThe losses indicted on the attack
Ing German infantry by our fire arc
again reported 10 have been extremely
heavy. and moro than 900 prisoners
have been taken.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
Steamer Nantucket Disabled.

Az ATLANTIC PORT. April lS.--Thc
Merchants and Miners Steamship Nan
tucket became disabled off this port to-
night and had TO return TO her docks.
No statement was made as TO tn.
trouble dcvcIopcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
AVIATORS OFFER SERVICES
Wen Who Served on Austrian and Rou.
mnnihn Fronts Would jain
British Corps.
!By Associatcd Press. !

y CANADIAN PACIFIC PORT. April
lS.-i'iVc Russian aviators officers of
The Russian flying corps, arrived hero
to-day on iranspacitic liner 10 Offer
their services to the British Royal
Flying CORPS
They have served on the Au-,rian
and l;oumanian fronts and AL have
been decorated for bravery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
STRUGGLE PARTICULARLY
rIENCE NEAR GtNENCHN

Tho struggle has been particularly
fierce in tho neiGhborhood Of GivcnchE'
where the enemy made determined CT
forts. without success. 10 retrieve MS
previous failures. Tho fighting in this
locality has not yet ceased and the &C
tivity OF the enemy's artillery Is con-
tinuins on the whole Of this front
later In the day further attacks.
accompanied Ivy heavy shellinE' DC
vcloped aEains; our positions south OF
KENNEL. and were rcnulsed
"Eeyond considerable artillery &C
,ivity in different sectors. particularly
south and north of tho Sonmc. there
is nothing 81 especial interest 10 re-
port from the British front"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19

sir Rnfus lsaacs. wa, Attorney Gen.
crai In the Asquith Cabinet, and one
ot the men on whom rested the rc-
kponsibility of the home rule measure
tic denied himself to-day to interview
crs on this subject
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
Mnn-Povcr Bill Approved.

LONDON, April 1s.-Ar the remain
ing stages OF the man-powcr bill were
concluded to-day. and The royal as
sent was given the measure.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
Poplar Trees Isnpued.

ALTOONA. Pa. April 1s.-Poplar
trees have come under the ban Of the
city government. A $40 fine will he
imposed for planting any in front Of
residences.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19

submarines in the week ending Aprii
L. Ono steamship was attacked un-
successfully by submarine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
ioNE LARGE ITALIAN
STEAMER SUNK ~ N,iI,

= 'BN Asso0Ieted FTee.-
ROME. April Is.--One Italian steam.
ship or moor" than 500 tons ana ,yo,
sa!iins vessels one ot more tnau 100
tons, were sunk by German m!nc. and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19

,s6sAnd carried our line 10 tho outskirts
,,.of Castcl Farther South wc reached
....,the slopes west OF ten heights domin-
K. RtnE tho Arrc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19

tilleries along a section OF the front.
An important surprise attack carried
out by the British and Hellenic troops
on the Struma April l6. had most
satisfactory results. and inflicted heavy
losses on the enemy"