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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-10
Arkansas.

1000 ACRES In FRANKLIN county Ark
mites from one railroad and I from
another. u has lots Of heavy saw tim
her' staNe tbnber, cross ties, lots OF fine
gum, walnut cherry and plenty OF
hickory: on adjoining land the staye
timber alone sold for $40 an acre: Il
Is well watered With o mountain stream
running full length that never wRs
dry; the road 10 get this timber out
WIN be all down grade to the railroad I;
there arc some Improvements on this
place a large barn with stalls for is
mead OF horses. sets Of buildings
some good land In cultivation, on The
northeast corner Of tho tract there IL a
good little farm house and barn
OF 10 acres In cultivation; plenty Of
AT for family: fine old Arkansas
spring; this place IN nh main county
rnad and telephone line; this land viii
he very valuable after tho timber IL
cut: II win make one Of the best
goat and sheep ranches In the state
$40 acres. s-room house. large barn
windmill. etc: also good tenant i'm. g..
ptovements; living water. plenty OF
shade mostly bottom land, heavy loan
soil best stock and corn farm in coun-
". $50 acre.
320 acres, all tillable valley land; 100
acres IN wheat; splendid Broom house
and basement; large barn and wind.
mill, etc This Is a beauty: good soil;
$50 an acre.
100 acres all tlllahle soii: 100 acres In
wheat. Broom house. new barn, plenty
water. mellow soil 1880 down: rest on
easy payments; $50 per acre.
n r MAHONEY,
with n. g. Rails 4 Co, Joplin, No.
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FOR sALE-iSiS passenger Ford.
Walnut 9Oi3
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OIL LAND, LEASES AND STOCK

>--~~~>> >>---->>~~~--~~~~>~-~>~
OIL LEASES IN tho Cement oil field
bought and sold. Chickasha Broker
age Co. chlcknshA. Okla.
$500 OIL stock In Texas company
holding $1,000 acres with tluee wells
drilling WIN sell or trade for good car
Love 4 Lynn Eros., 100 colcord Bldg
WANTED-0iadatone oil. Fortuna oil.
Aubyme oil. Garfield oil. OIL state
Petroleum, United oil and Ref. Col
umbla OIL and Oas; name best cash
price In first letter, II. c. MinArd.
cosy West Main
WILL TRADE 100 Kooi KoiR and $50
cash for 100 National oil Co. N. e,
Mlnard. tosh West Mam
HAVE you got oil under your farm
Can give geological report for ti y.
.. Boz %, Valley, Okla
FOR SALE - 20 shares az Mucorlsy
Photo stock AZ tii,b0 per share. w,
c. krauss. Hobart, Okla,
WE OFFER the following, subjsc, to
pliOr snles;
400 Globe on and Refinery .l..t 100
800 Surety Royalty ,,,.,.,...s. la
200 blackwell on and Gas. ...,,, 1850
LvVo nauonh Union .''''''''''''' W
800 Modern Refinery .....,.,.., 100
Blackwell Brokerage Co. f0b West
Blackwell. Blackwell. Okla, Phone i7t,
| HAVE several leases In Jones county,
Texas; will sell for t2bQ per acre
this Is an unusual bargain; need some
money In next ten days A, L.. care
OklshomRn
FOR sAI.E-Leascs In the Burkburnott
oil field, a proven territory; bar
gain at ti25 per acre. wire. Can fur-
niuh any part Of 400 acres subject to
prior sale r. l. Pickrrell, Wichlta
Falls, Texas
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REAL ESTATE TO fRAr

FOR SALE or trade Suburban n |
on stree; car. Gas, electric iiuhil
water; y lots. sOSiTs. harm. 4
house. fenced good garden soil
gated easily. young fruit trees. d
mail and stores clear. Terms u
equity In small property here \
Address, Owner B-2O2. oklahoma
ron TRADE-Ali OF any part 4
900 worth of first Glass incomd
sfty. location at Norman, Okl|
first class farm land. crfttendt
Campbell Bldg
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AUTOS, VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES

FORD Touring, almost new. I6S5. 729
Eoaf 9TH
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ONE good counter. one tire rack. one
acceaAnry cnbInet. call Mnple l30.
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OIL LAND, LEASES AND s.
STOCKS

-
100 Domont entire block k,.....
1000 OKLA. on n l,ef, any part.
900 Aubymo oil ,.,.,,,.,s.,..
400 OIL state Pot ,.,~.,,......
1000 kool kola. entire block ....
2l0o American Industrial OIL .,...
200 Usage Mutual on a Ref. ....
9M N, American oil Ref .....
10 American Glass Caskst. an.
part ,..,,,,,.,.,.. ......
: American nlrsH C1sket .,.. .
200 United OIL & Ref .....
1000 American on a RET. any
part ..,,....,,,,. .......
1000 shmmlea on ..,,...,......
200 sammles oll, entire block
want guo.s 100 ,ps.st H,"ss pr,c.' rS.'N'F any
600 Assurance on A uef np,,
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BOB p4RMAN OFrI

100 American on n Refining
900 Aubyme Oh a GaH.....,..
100 Cap Rock on syndicate
500 Deep POOL OIL Oll...,....,..,.
8 Miller on Corp.
1000 hcTon Oil.............
% OF iss North Am. o. a n.
IFS Oklahoma on 4 Ref.
400 on state Petroleum. ..,,<
500 Treasure State on a uss-
United OIL & Ref II you visit
Of this desirable stock. get my !
500 Wonder State oil,
Some Federal Lead a Zinc. ....
100 Midland motors. any part.
Some kool kola, real bargain
WIN trade United sOil for Sal
also trade Atlantic Pr clfio O'
Miami Mining ~ a Dew.
WIN buy for cash, Gladstone, N
OIL. sammles. Okla OH q Re
kool Kola.
Can furnish most any stock AZ b
siS-i1 American Bank Bldg. Wa
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oUT-oF-TowN REAL Isl

Six residence lots In esntrsI
county seat. cost teoa; ah
Clinton Moyer. Madison. Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-10

ICE PLANT ono In county seat
town Of 1000, bargain II sold soon.
5000 win handle. Creamery. Seneca.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
IN CITY

ssHr-s-r-z>-srs~>f=s
FOR sALE--Dallas cafe at iO5 &. Rob.
inson.
KITCHENS Hotel Exchange. hotel bro.
kers. deals In facts only. Fifth floor
on Exchange building.
HAVE s.. 900 or 81. 900 10 invest In good
paving legitimate business, where my
services can be used. no oil or mining
stock schemes. C-l9, Oklahoman.
FOR sAt.E-Wldely known plonting
and button business, good money
maker; good reason for selling 800
baltimore Rldr
/ 20 ROOMS. we'll furnished, Tor sale
this is a money maker. leaving city,
must sell 2iil 3 Broadway
| WANTED-rattnsr with $500 for mar
ket and grocery have good location
I business established must be n baker
/ or familiar with meats. Apply Harrl.
son Ave
FOR Tailor aud cleaning shop
best location, close TO postoffiCe.
| cheap rcn.. Las, Oklahoman
20 NICE rooms for sale JOils " Main.
Walnut Sli
/ FOR SALE-dld establphed second
/ hand clothing and pawn business
| big profits will sell on account OF
slcknefs L.ls, care oklehomnn
! BOOMING house SS rooms, furniture
Cheap rent. lease, Clears $500 month
! 600 W Reno
! WANTED 10 buy or i2 room room
Ing house Must he we'll located
terms reasonable. Call Room n, Oliver
Hotel
. TOMLtN q HOFFMAN. Hotel BROKERS
Room 21o iOit West Main. Walnut
6066.
| ron SALE-Iadles brown whipcofd
suit with Nutria collar. sire rs also
blue yhipcord suit size l6. both IN
good tonditlon Call Walnut s1i6-J
| FOR SALE Halt Interest In billiard
parlnr doing good business wcll 10.
Gated, sn'le terms 10 rlsht parties Ad.
Z dress 1890, Oklahomnn
/ PRINTING MATEUlAi.-W Want to bus
Immediately. SNl2 or i0xi5 Job press
rmall cutter printing material % Nol
Hotel
WANTED To 5.chsir barber shop
city preferred Some terms $50
! OklRhoman
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
ONT OF CITY


ICE PLANT --only ono In county seat
town Of 1000, bargain II sold soon,
5000 win handle. Creamery. Seneca.
Kan,
WANT TO sELL--dood country paper.
making money: will give charge on
weeks notice; owner sick The Press,
Achllle. Okla.
A BUSINESS opportunity. Our dry
goods store for sale. one OF the
finest and most up-tO-date stores In the
city. Goods bought on old market
win sell at bargain for cash or part
cash and terms on balance: invoice
about SIS no0. Jones Dry Goods Co,
9Th and Polk SITS, Amarillo. Texas,
FOR sALE-A No, good restaurant.
doing good business. reason Tor sell
ing-boy coming home from wat, go
ing Into other business. Brooks Cafe.
box 6gi, Brlstow Okla. Phone ~.
FARM In central Oklahoma or okla
homa ircome property wanted, win
trade a going general merchandise busl-
ness. II years. IN good eastern OKLA
homa trading and coal point, all ti0-
1000 all clear. chance Of life
tme. Blocker Mere. Co, Blocker. Okla.
FOR sALE-Busincrs college In Okla
hOmR: splendid opportunity for the
right man Address u L., caro- Okla
homan
WANTED to buy small barber shop In
oklahoma. small town no objection.
Address l.. n Washington. S0t Il. Dou-
gIas Ave, wichita. Kan.
LAUNDRY outfits for sale: 81 900 and
$4,000 Address Box 2Si. Quapaw.
Okla.
BANK Country bank well located. pay
Ing dividends, for sale Desirable city
residence or good farm can be used MS
part pay. Address 1T. care Oklahomnu.
FOR SALE OR LEAsE-The plant and
business OF the Oilton Publishing Com.
puny publishers Of the Oilton GuHher:
reason for selling or leasing. IL that my
| out side interests demand my attention.
the plant consists Of a No. 5 machine,
cylinder press. two Job presses. all on
motor and worlds oi good type. the
Gusher runs from four to twelve pages
home print each week, II is strictly a
buslntss institution and caters little 90
pOlticn. have On A-NO. 1 mlnter-op-
orator. who will stay on the Job. tho
only printing plant IN the north Cush-
! Ing oil field and out Job box has never
been empty. will make terms on sag or
will lease with option Of buying lessee
must make good bond for payment Of
| lease money for term Of lease Call US
/ by phone or write TO Ell L. Admire. OIL
/ ton, Okla
DRUG STORE for sale In southern ok.
l1homn. Marshall county. will invoice
| 81 600. can arrange for 5000 10 handle
| bad health reason for selling. biz pre-
| scrlption business, am making money
some terms to right party. A. d. care
! Oklahoman.
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iie liberty nldg

tOR sAi.E-iSS acres. close 10 city.
Ah first snd second bottom on Cruieho
creek Price " 900; ITO acrea second
bottom price SO ner acre, would take
Eued Oklahoma city property ~ part
pay On eseh Walnut 1911, W s Wi.
llams. il1h W. Main
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reras

WILL duplicate your 5000 per acre
hlnckland, In a better climate than
yours. at US per acre; hale Of cotton
TO the acre South Texas Land Co.
Corpus Christi. Texas
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Miehigsn

SIS TO $40 per acre for splendid, new :
" opened tract Of hardwood land In
hlchiEan's southern peninsula! good for
stains, vegetables, fruits; IN tracts Of
10, 20 up TO is0 acres: easy monthly
payments Free booklet. write today.
Hwignrt Land Co Tis5s First National
Bank nldg Chicago, III
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'ED To SELL
Ono '.'' .tslchaker. mechanical
~ is.t, new paint, price .....t $50
One iplH7enger Chandler, good
shape new paint; for quick sale
price ............t........... i.0oo
One Ford touring car price .,..,. 1l5
One Ford roadster, price ,E,.... $50
One A-ton DE chassis truck, new, ask
the price
MARKHAM MOTOR co,
Maple atj6 S0t-6 N broadway
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Liberty Brokerage
Inc.
S n Robinson
Man

5 n Rohlnson Nap
WILL pay cash Tor National Ol
pany stock. state best price !
letter Union Bond and lnvei
Co. ilJs National Life Insurance
Chicago. III
STOCKS - have listed With !
aals or trade some cheap stoel
Guiding some National Pstrole,
Refining. Riverside Oh n 0ss
on Co. white Rock, American
Co also some worthless stocks
have you TO trader Address z-'
nkiahnman
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8O-Acre ilome Farm
100 Acres

One and one.fourth mile east of
Waterloo lnterurhan; 10 acres In fruit
tloo cherries, i.1oo Eibetta peaches. 400
apple trees. 600 pears, two acres grapes.
one scre hlackbertlesl; 80 In oultlva-
ton, s.room new house. fine cement
cave. good harm; 100 acres In good
grass; scattering tlmheri fine wst~ss
fenced and crossed; this II flno home (;
sold tisOo fruit this YEAR viii aytraEe
u, 900 per year on fruit alone, sandy
loam. raises fine vegetables, etc, Price
only $500 some terms
II. II. 0illiland Land Co.
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Aritoni.
Kansas

so ACRES--Creek bottom. no Improve.
menta; all In wheat; price $50 per
acre, bargain. Guy II. Mansfield. OF.
tnwH, Kan.
ACRES-1li Franklin County, Kan; ex-
TIA nice improvements, modern equip
ment' rs acres alfalfa, 100 clover. CO.
ment walks. 2h miles town, bargain.
i9o per acre Como AT once Frank
Mansfield, Ottawa, Kan
Arizona republican., 1918-05-02
BE ALI AMERICAN AND MARCH IN b|G
 LINE ON SATURDAY
All signs fail in dry weather.

All signs fail in dry weather.
 All figures fail to carry full compre- hension when we begin to talk in bill ions.
 All Liberty loan demonstrations will pale into a shadowy retrospective when the people of the Salt River Valley begin to understand what is in store for them Saturday evening.
 A demonstration that will really demonstrate.
 An outpouring of the youth and beauty, the chivalry. the manhood and womanhood of community aroused as never before to a patriotic fervor which started way back wonder before Valley Forge and will reach it's climax some glad day when the remnants of barbarous kaiserism is swept up and out with the rest of the worlds rub bish
 These are the times when any ser vice which may in any way help the government in the prosecution of the war is asked and given as a matter of course. Wherefore, the Saturday demonstration is up to you.
 If you believe that Arizona and Maricopa and Phoenix are going over the top in the liberty loan, and are glad of it. If you believe that the brutal Hun must be communicated from communion with liberty loving. God fearing people. If you believe that we are in the war to win, this is your marching order.
 The demonstration which will mark the close of the Liberty loan drive will take the form of a parade.
 A peoples parade.
 That parade must be fuller of pep than a Salt River watermelon is of seeds.
 Everybody walks-even father.
 If you don't belong to an organiza- this parade will be to join the Grand Army of the Republic-and that takes lot of credentials.
 It is sure to be a stunt parade
 A stunt is something doing"
 Every organization in town, every society, every man, woman and child who belongs to something will have a place in the line of march. If you are not there you will prob- ably have an excuse, but the fellow citizens may not know what it is.
 If yo udon't belong to an organiza- ton, there is the biggest place of all reserved for you. The doings are being arranged by the 100 per cent American club. An audience is not desired Only marchers.
 You can't be 100 per cent Americans and stand on the side lines these days. We're in the game. 1 Col. J. H. McClintock is the marshal of the parade, and the Colonel has some job"
 There are about 10000 persons eli gible to march.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-02
BOHEMIAN TROOPS
 JOIN ITALIANS IN
 FIGHTING AUSTRIA
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LONDON, May 2.-The Daily Mail $ correspondent at Italian headquarters says that Bohemian troops are join ing the Italian troops against Austria and that the first attachments are already on the Italian fighting line wearing Italian uniforms.
 The attachments belong to a Cze- cho- -Slovak army which is being formed in many centers from former subjects Charles. They already oc- cupy positions at various points.
 It is known, adds the correspondent of the Daily Mail, that their arrival already has caused perturbation among the Austro- Hungarian con- manders who fear the effect on thelr Slav troops. Now that the enemy Slav troops know their fellow Slavs are fighting under the Italian ban ner in complete accord with the -Ital- ians and with a definite program of winning absolute independence for their common country, their whole attitude toward the war, he adds, may undergo an imp ortant change,
 The new position of the< affairs is being explained adequately to them by airplane propaganda and commit tees of their own race are accredited to and cooperating with the Italian command
Arizona republican., 1918-05-02
FLYING SQUADRON
 SECURES S18,0OO

The secepd day of the journey of the Flying Squadron saw the Lib erty Loan hustlers returning last night after making Glendale, Peoria. Marinette, Tollison, Cashion tired to the point of exhaustion and with the grand total of $1S,O0O.
 The second days tour started at Glendale where a hustling committee greeted the Squadron. Peoria went over the top with a fine contribu- ton and Marinette furnished the bls surprise of the day.
 R, P. Davie, general manager of the big ranch which gives reason for Marinette had his entire crew of ranch hands lined up and waiting when the squadron reached the little city. They were there on his time and each one had been instructed that if he wanted to subscribe for the loan that MT. Davies would advance him the initial payment.
 R. r. Davies started the ball roll ing after the talks with $5,O0O sub scription and his men contributed $S,- 500 addition making Marinette the banner town of the drive so far by the Flying Squadron
 Chairman McArthur augmented his selling force yesterday with Miss Georgia Mintz, Miss Henritta Olney. Miss Harriet, Hurley, Mrs. P. K. Lew is, Mrs. Cass Redewill, Mrs A. G . Dulmage Mrs. White and Mrs. Ches- ter Dana Reed were the members of the first days party who held over and duplicated their former success.
 Art Rick and Paul Renau Ingalls, were the speakers
Arizona republican., 1918-05-02
GOVERNMENT ASKED
 ID PURCHASE WHEAT
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NEW YORK, May 1.-Recommenda- tions that the government purchase that part of the 1918 wheat crop which dealers are unable to sell and that free movement of all kinds of grain from producers to dealers be al lowed, were made to the United States food administration by repre- sentatives of all branches of the coun- try's grain handling business here to- day. The recommendations, drafted by a committee representing a ma jority of 200 delegates from grain centers, holding a two days conference with Julius Barnes, president of the food administration grain corporation were declared to express the opinion of the trade as to the best method of handling the 1918 crops.
 F. C. Eikenberry of Camden, Ohio. president of the Grain Dealers Ma Sional association. who headed the committee which prepared the report, said it is essential in view of the fact that the government has fixed the price of wheat and has limited ownership and storage of course grains to 60 days that steps be taken to assure expeditions movements of the current seasons crops and en- courage heavy planting next season. as a win -the-war policy.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-02
GERMAN

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 BERLIN, (Via london). May l.. The official communication from headquarters today reads:
 Western Theater:, In Flanders the firing duel in the Locre and Dranoutre sectors revived to greater intensity. French forces, thrown fresh into the battle, at tempted vainly to press forward against Dranoutre. Their assaults repeated several times broke down under our fire.
 "On the battlefield on both sides of the Somme we carried out sue cessful reconnaissances. Thrusts into the enemys lines southwest of Noyon and across the Oise- Aisne canal, near Varesnes re- suited in the bringing in of more than 50 prisoners. On the re- mainder of the front there was nothing of importance to report.
 "Eastern theater: In Finland in the course of desperate engage ments the enemy attempted to break through our lines northeast of Tavastehus and near lakhti. He was repuIsed with the heaviest losses. The Finnish troops have captured the fortress of Viborg.
 "In Ukraine we have occupied Theodosia, in Crimea, without re- sistance."
Arizona republican., 1918-05-02
UNION HEAD WILL
 NOT ALLOW STRIKE
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WASHINGTON, May Is. J. Kon- enkamp. internationa, president of the Commercial Photographers union, an- noUnced tonight that he would not sanction a strike of union telegraphers pending a settlement of the contro- versy between the men and the West ern Union and Postal Telegraph com panes by the national war labor board.
 The announcement by the union leader came after the war labor board had received a telegram from New comb Carlton president of the Vest ern Union, refusing to comply with the boards request that the company refrain from discharging employees who join the union until after the board could hear both sides to the contro- versy. Mir Carlton agreed to appear May to state the reasons why the company has determined not to retain in it's employ men who affiliate with the union. No reply was received from the Postal company.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-02
POPE BENEDICT |S EXPECTED ID TRY
 PEACE OFFER AGAIN
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WASHINGTON, May 1.-Wireless dispatches dated The Hague, and quoting Cologne newspapers as saying that Pope Benedict intends to issue a new peace offer on May 19, were ac- cepted in official circles here as an- other bit of German propaganda. Heretofore the state department has been able to gather an intimation of the purpose of the pOntiff to initiate peace proposals, but not an intimation of such an intention has come from any source recently.
 The statement in the dispatch that the news of the pOpe's purpose had reached Berlin. where it has been re- ceived sympathetically," was taken here to indicate that German influence is being brought to bear on the pontiff to intervene. Assuming such to be the case, officials feel that there might be some grounds for believing the Germans now recognize their eff forts to attain a military decision in the west this summer are doomed to failure,
Arizona republican., 1918-05-02
JURY DlSAGREES
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FL PASO, May 1.--After being locked up in the jury room since yes terday, the jury in the case of Eos Hegstrom of Chicago on trial in United States district court on a charge of in terfering with the enlistment of ne- groes in the United States army re- ported late today it could not agree on a verdict and was discharged Heg- strom's case was then continued until the October term of federal court
Arizona republican., 1918-05-02
HUN PAYMASTER JAILED
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NEW YORK, May 1.-Carl Rodiger known also as Karl Schroeder, said to be a lieutenant commander in the German navy and believed by agents of the department of justice to be paymaster of German agents in this country, Central and South America, was arrested here today and held in $15,000 bail. One of his chief purposes is believed to have been to induce 1rishmen to enlist in the British navy in the hope that they would plant bombs on warships. Rodiger denied that he was German. His eXamina- tion was set for May s.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-02
OFFICIAL STATEMENTS
ENGLISH
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 LONDON, May 1-"The enemy's artillery has been active today against the back areas in the neighborhood of Bethune and has heavily shelled French positions on the Locre sector" says Field Marshal Haig's communication is- sued tonight.
 "On the remainder of the front there is nothing to report beyond the usual artillery activity and : local encounters on both sides"
 "The number of German pris- oners captured by the British armies in France during March was 1,o61, including 69 officers. In April further 5,241 prisoners, in cIudne 13e officers were captured. These figures are inclusive of the prisoners taken by the French"