FOR SUPREME VICTORY GERMANY'S MASTER STRATEGISTS. More Titan 100,000 HOPE "HELPHALT "Smiths" in U< S. Army LOST TO HOHENZOLLERNS HUN," Tfce Army ka> more tkaa IOOdOOO .9mltka,N 1^0# WUllM Smltlu, Offensive NEWLOANSLOGAN 1,000 John Smiths aad SOI J*ha War Expert Simonds Declares the A. jlmttlt. It Mmm 10*00 Miller*. 1&000 WIImm mm* MS Jok> J. Diminished to the Level of a to O'Briens, of irkom SO kiTe wirwi Has Now Message Many Conveyed by Paris Church Struck by Ger* named Mary. Tkare are 1,000 in man Shell Good Fri- 1 Jmkm Browna, 1J00 Jokn Jokn- Fierce Raid Against Amiens. Slips Today's Pay During aona, and 1,040 George Miller*. on Identical name* Services. Tkeoe fgnrea which delivered the decisive Envelopes. day cited today by the karcav BY FRANK H. SIMOND8. army wiw (Copyright, 1818.) thrust at the Marne in the ever mem¬ .f war risk lasnraaee aa a rea¬ orable engagement about Lafere Cham- is almost over. Barring ac¬ pencies. Six weeks later he was in su¬ son why applicants for fovera- The worst CAMPAIGN STAGE IS SET RUNS HIGH cidents. the chance of a supreme Ger¬ preme command of the allied armies INDIGNATION meat soldiers* lasaniaee or for between the sea and the Scarpe, and di¬ allotment aad allowance pay¬ man victory seem* to have passed com¬ recting the British. French and Belgian and the offensive which began operations in the stand which ments should sign their full name pletely glorious "Help halt the Hun" la the slogan By the AuorllUd Praa*. as an effort to crush the military power saved Calais and ended the German of¬ rather than Inltlala oaly. fensive in the If there Is be being- used by the District of Columbia of Britain is to the level of west. to PARIS, March 30..Rescue parties at diminishing an allied counter offensive now, the liberty loan committee in its work a raid against Amiens, with man who won the Marne coun¬ work in the church which was struck gigantic by his preparatory to the opening of the third the two-fold object of separating the ter thrust at the moment when defeat by a shell from a German seemed assured is the man for com¬ liberty loan campaign on April 6. yesterday of American troops. De¬ British and French armies and destro>- more bodies. the' dispatch mander-in-chief. About little con¬ long-range gun have found sirous as are Americans of putting: their the British communications with 100,000 printed slips lng "My right is retreating, imy center is It is now known that fifty-four women utmost available man power into the Havre and Rouen, their principal bases broken, my left is routed. I shall at¬ taining this slogan and a strong sug¬ ft*ht for democracy, it was pointed out tack," these were Foch's words at the gestion to invest in the coming bonds were killed. situations might arise which would on the south. decisive that moment of the Marne. As It were in north side of the make necessary the disregarding of sen¬ While the main German drive has not stands today, the allied prospects on the today placed pay envolopes The shell struck the timental considerations and point to use been It has been contained be¬ Somme are far less desperate than their and otherwise distributed to persons down of the roof of available tonnage for checked. church, bringing part of a large portion tween the Ancre and Somme rivers on outlook at the Marne or the Yser. And who were being "paid off." other purposes. FV>ch snatched out of defeat on and opening a breach twelve feet high Avre on the south. victory In the is * Such a condition might arise in ca»e the north and the both these occasions. Washington stage practical¬ and twenty feet wide. Nearly all the jr of a vigorous drive against Italy, where Actually the German wedge is narrow¬ ly set for the coming drive and at the man is not but debris fell inward the heads of \ trained power lacking, ing every moment and If the present liberty loan headquarters on H street upon ; where food, coal and munitions might be¬ the feet below. 1 be sorely needed. allied effort to hold the Germans fr^vas^Ennounceci that the'committee is worshipers sixty The most nearly fixed element of tween these two rlvers the ready and eager for the fray. Com¬ \ mittee are held almost Built in Middle . American participation, therefore, is German advance may endcpntinues.In a blind ai meetings being Ages. flexible factors D.C. every minute in the day. and the MAY space, east of Amiens. BOARDS g Shipping ley Just The edifice la now a heart-rendln* food and sup- Germans t Include men. munitions, For the past two days the The enormous mass of stone, Realization of this latter prob- have been between the Brit¬ Mrs. Hamlin Leads Women. sight. ; plies. efTort. it is thrusting crumbled into all shapes and sizes. Ilea | lem has led to a general ish and the French armies and toward Mrs. Charles S. Hamlin was today ap¬ I understood, inspired by the recent oon- British and the in the middle of the nave and plied to Wilson with the Amiens, while the pointed chairman of the woman's com¬ ; ference of President French, the crossings of ini BACK mittee. This committee will be an es¬ about the same height as the high altar, holding GET RECORDS to t administrative war agency officials, Ancre. the Somme and the Avre. have active one. it will not The side ; correlate more closely the country's pecially Although which was damaged. 'with rail and water been shepherding the Germans toward not be a separate body it will be a dis¬ aisles are littered with less cumbersome % industrial output able to tinct one in itself. It will have head¬ the west They have not been and the Is covered 5 transportation. check the full force of the German Return to Old Plan to quarters of its own. wreckage pavement thrust by frontal counter-attack as likely Mrs. Hamlin is the wife of Charles S- with gray dust. All the stained glass vet. although they have slowed it down, Decide on Draft Hamlin of the Federal Reserve Board. windows, some of which were of his- but they have canalised it, as it were. Dispute Within a few days she will announce yirical Interest, are shattered. The the appointment of a number of sub¬ tho middle IS will *iurch, although begun in Wedge May Beach Amiens. Centralization. committees whose principal duties In the consist of house-to-house canvassing. ag^s. was entirely remodeled The possibility that the extreme point «poch of the renaissance The beauty Other chairmen of committees an¬ f iu musical services, which were ®un®» of the German wedge may of bis more assistant* in the Held. The kaiser nounced are: James W. music Amiens survives. The chance thatre»?hthe Am aiaraal inapchot, ihowlBg the kaiser and some Important military today Judge unaccompanied, attracted many ADJOURNS the Is seen Prince of Witten, committee on fraternal organi¬ ASHOUSE von Lndendorff. behind RIOT emperor with Gen. Immedlatelj- Henry PrusKla, Germans will be able temporarily to REGISTRATION FIGURES la shown talklnf I. com¬ counselor One la shown the crown zations; Judge Walter McCoy, 10Inrtddltion to H. Stroehlin, occupy Amiens and destroy this brother of the ruler. Standing between the kaiser and Lndendorff prince. mittee on universities and colleges; as well ae all old capital of Picardy. Thomas W. Sidwell, committee on 21,SS W i Follows Two-Day Filibuster on Bud¬ the British military material stored Restoration of and all private schools, and P. Blair, SKM5 there, and isolate the Brit¬ Questionnaires Henry temporarily records to each of the ten boards cen¬ committee on public schools. get Bill.Speaker Pushed ish and the French forces, remains, but the injured are Countess even were this to occur now. it would tralised at the District building may re¬ British Holding Sure to Exceed Quota. count Molitor and former SenatorMoraM^vi">» the Magnificently, From Rostrum. be but a passing detail, for unless sult from the refusal of board No. S, lo¬ OFFER Gautteron. can widen his he will PERSHING'S Late this afternoon the committee had German front cated at the city post office, to turn over soon have to retire to avoid being not been notified what its quota In the Homw Church Hit Last Sunday. of, its records to the District building. From Battle Front loan will but to the two millstones coming be, according ANNAPOLIS. Md.. March SO..When caught between With the indorsement the bill Report The same church was .truck by » Senate Says the of members of committee, Washing¬ ad¬ British and French armies. of high Republican Speaker Wooden rapped It was the of this which would all men who ton will exceed the amount just as it Shell during the celebration realization danger register young the divisions were used the Germans journment of the Maryland house of that led Germans to on Thurs¬ have become of THEFRENCH .Br Anoclattd Prau. by did in the two previous loans. mass last Sunday and many caaualtl.. begin age since last June 5 like¬ SIS LONDON, March British Una along: a narrow front between Gavrelle Eugene E. Thompson, secretary of the delegates early this morning, after a day their desperate attacks upon the ly to become a law almost it is SO,.The and east of and any day, held Friday, ac¬ Boyelles, Arras, at committee, returned today from a speak- two-day filibuster on the budget bill by British line about Arras. They sought believed the for each board hav¬ magnificently throughout least two of these were special storm¬ tour in the middle west, in the in¬ to break the northern or British hinge necessity to correspond¬ ing the democrats, the democrats started a ing in its absolute individual Is Moved cording Reuter*a, Limited, ing divisions. terest of the third liberty loan. He of the allied front. Just as their dash possession Nation Deeply by ent at British headquarters in France. After a strong bombardment the en¬ said the outlook is particularly bright Cardinal Amette and tb® Hot. pushed the speaker from the ros¬ at Montdidier was a blow at the south- all records becomes more pressing. "At one says the corre¬ emy advanced in masses, carrying for the success of the loan £eCp°^g,^nt trum and started reorganisation of the ern or French hinge. North and south] A chairman of one of the boards point only." large numbers of machine guns. Re¬ -SWTTV. local Tender of All American Germans across bouse by force. Several members were they failed to make any but local which has had its spondent. "where the got ports say there was one machine gun records centralized and so for two An roufchly treated as they tried to leave with those of nine other board? today the river in force about Cerlsy, every infantrymen. intense ^In'pursult of the limited local object¬ declared that "chairmen Resources. taking the troops in the Proyart-Meri- barrage by the British artillery did ter¬ the chamber, and later the chief clerk's ive. which is Amiens, the Germans be- emphatically rible execution. a window of all the boards agree with the stand court neighborhood in the rear, have we Office was entered by forcing gan on Thursday to make desperate taken by Mr. Chance," chairman of That sector of the long battle front in order to give the leaders of the rump efforts Just south of the Somme to clear (alien back, but that retirement was gal¬ lying south of the River Somme con¬ housevoTetoday board No. 3. west from tinued to be the crucial zone of session possession of the mace, symbol the old Roman road running With the determination of the three lantly done. Our men were taken In the today St. Quentln to Amiens. This road is board "GRAND IN ITS SIMPLICITY" conflict. The Germans, following up 6 ° : of authority. their most direct route to Amiens, now members of board No. 3 to re¬ rear before they knew it. their small of yesterday in their d g o *** sign if their gains xTri^i t aacriflce Delegate Fisher, republican, who had some twelve miles distant from War- questionnaires and records "As there were guns to be got away, northwestward drive toward Amiens, ^HM^ce are taken away from them, it becomes both and faced round were should reign on stood With the democrats in holding up fusee.Abancourt. which they reached the Associated Press. infantry gunners pressing the attack vigorously. BILL Cerrmoeffe°read'Sat pesc? apparent if this is By ONLOAN BOND the budget bill when the republicans at¬ on the same time they board allowed to re¬ and for a while some of our field artillery They were meeting with the most ob¬ earth. Friday. At tain its records, as there seems into the ene¬ tended to cut from it an appropriation pushed southwest Into Montdidier in indication every PABI8, March 30..Gen. Pershing's was firing with open sights stinate resistance on the pari of the for a held by a was elect¬ order to the Noyon-Rope- that it will be allowed to do, my. Then the infantry charged and suc¬ British defenders, however, and latest No Peace Crowd in Paris. job democrat, keep open the other ten boards must also be al¬ sincere and manly words in placing at force of The House consideration ed fepe&ker. and a fake roll-call was Amiens highway, which Is their only ceeded In driving the superior reports state there had been little today began Paris. It la no made. The man who holds the Job over other road to Amiens. lowed to retain their records. the of Gen. Foch the entire the enemy back to the river bank, holding change in the situation since last night of the third liberty bond authorization Feeling runs high in the riot entered the . _ disposal the were away. that walks the street, or which started The danger that one or more British of the American have them there until guns got despite the hard fighting. On the ex¬ bill, after agreeing to limit general de¬ peace crowd chamber and appealed to the democrats armies could be destroyed and that a May Restore Records. resources Army This section of the line then swung back treme north the enemv had desisted for congregates In the cafes, theater, or to give up the fight, but they wouldn't great British disaster ended on to the heart of the French to new positions running by Hamel and the moment from their assault against bate to one hour and a half. Majority listen to him. after about an result This can only come about through the gone straight churches. The stern Finally, Thursday, when the British had pulled restoration to each Lamotte." Arras, but there are indications that Leader Kitchln urged its passage to¬ hour of the faked session, during which themselves together from the Scarpe to separate board of people, who dearly love what the French they are only waiting for fresh troops duct the war to a successfulresolution^to_con¬ Gov. was a in the its questionnaires and other records, it day and said that be did not believe Harrington spectator the Somme. from Arras to Albert, and is believed. At call "fine Costly Failure at Arras. before renewing their drive. tion is written on the face of every gallery, the rump session leaders ad¬ were standing Arm. The arrival of present the question¬ gesture." there was sufficient opposition to it to mitted they had no and pass- naires of all the boards No. 3 the AuocUted fit*. quorum, French armies on either bank of the.. under except The newspapers of all shades of opin¬ By German Tactics Changed. delay a vote later than tonight. '"The American Red Crossoncemore »ng resolutions condemning the republi¬ between the bend near Lafere [are the control of "record clerks'* ARMY HEADQUARTERS Olse at the file on ion reflect this BRITISH distinguished itself in rescuing injured can majority. Rejourned. and Noyon and along the Noyon hills centralised room the fifth grateful appreciation, IN FRANCE. Friday. March 29..The OTTAWA, March 30.."The situation for Allies. Gov. Harrington, democrat, had tried the floor of the District building. There the to force the British time Provides the to westward had already closed roads are three woman both by the prominence they give German attempt now is clearer than at any since the chamber of to force house recede frtjm Its to Paris. Thus the whole was record clerks, each back the Scarpe and capture Ar¬ The new liberty loan bill authorizes ^Sro^eau'fn referring to the dls- attempt to cut Qnt the contested Job by problem one of whom has the records of a cer¬ incident and their comments. Echo de along the beginning of the offensive," says tie's late last night, degu- simplified. tain number of ras cost them an enormous price In the Reuter correspondent at French an additional $4,500,000,000 in bonds, threatening'to veto a republican ballot boards under her juris¬ that as a does casualties, although they used ten divi¬ the up to $8,000,000,000 in his measure. He si§med this just about mld- diction. A registrant who wishes to Paris says France, whole, headquarters in a message received issuing ^"Tlie^barbarlan enemy resumed One Kenaoe Bemains. make known to sions. North of the river the British here last night. Treasury certificates and provides for bombardment on Good .y and his night, on the understanding the republi- the authorities any homage to the United States, held to their and wavered but an additional loan to the allies of would in his status as a grateful positions, "The enemy, arrested in midcourse, :cans give^ >n qn the budget and Now the lesser crisis, which involves change registrant, as use the of sur¬ before the enemy onslaught. $1,500,000,000. pus it. It was then' that the republi¬ he Is called upon to do by the selective adding: "To language slightly has abandoned marching straight upon rremT%o%"wTndr0l,ntenIste1lndTgit.on the safety of Amiens, will be South of the river, however, the British and breaking down resist¬ It was completed last night by the I note that moet of them were can* their measure signed, forced ad¬ few hours, and thereachedGer¬ service law, must take the matter up we say there has been and and objectives means thaT and the democrats took Id relatively with the record clerk. geons, may retired slightly between Fampoux ance by overwhelming numbers. He House ways and committee. assembled In church We must journment, man advance between the Somme and a Boisleuz. at Efforts will be made to pass the meas¬ snail na of the house. menace. Registrants trying to get in touch with there is more than ever today trans¬ now is striking estimated weak eet that Justice and right not^or; ^charge the Avre Is the one remaining There was hard fighting on both sides spots in order to drive us back as far ure along to the Senate for action word before God and before ^ The delaying of action on the budget Somewhere In the next ten miles on members of their local boards at the fusion of blood between the two coun¬ of the To the north the most Monday. fhe last force an extra as the District now find it Scarpe. as# possible before he himself is man." fmay session, regu- the rapidly narrowing front between building very difficult conflict was staged about a The bill as drawn by the committee *lar session ends tomorrow to do so, and are told the woman tries." desperate brought to standstill. Thus the en¬ night. the Avre and the Somme the German by Roeuz. which was the scene of san¬ emy drive down the Oise valley is final¬ follows the recommendations of Secre¬ must be checked or the city will clerks in the central file room that all McAdoo and fixes Socialist Leader Indignant. wedge matters to guinary struggles last year. The Ger¬ ly arrested. Attempts to cross the tary the interest be In deadly peril. But on the other pertaining questionnaires must Warning to the Enemy. mans succeeded In forcing the British Oise farther north failed and the rate of the third liberty loan of $3,000,- socialist leader, said: "At hand, if the Germans cannot widen tne be taken up with them, the clerks. There to be offered next Jean Bon, have "Gen. Per¬ to withdraw from this place. North of bridges now are destroyed. 000,000, month, at 4*4 women, children and wedge by crossing one of the streams, been cases in which the clerks have The Petit Journal says: Gavrelle the tried to per cent. This issue will not be con¬ the moment wlren refused to connect share in enemy push the '"The village of Pont Leveque, below to end AT their own position will be extremely registrants calling on shing's act asking so nobly to British back on Bailleul, but were re¬ Noyon, has been recaptured and the vertible. The bonds may be issued in the aged were Imploring heaven PLEASED the with mm telephone board even d members, the honors and sacrifices of that bat¬ pulsed by-withering machine gun fire. driven from the above foreign countries in money denomina¬ butchery the roof of the If is to be saved the natural when such board members were at the enemy heights tions of those countries. this horrible ^Amiens time in tle of nations now in preparation is a South of the river the most bitter fight¬ Susey, northwest of Noyon. By this shattered by steel, responded method of halting the German advance the District building. ing was about Telegraph hill, which means the Secretary hopes to stabilize church, would be by a flank attack or by the solemn warning to the central empires, changed hands several times. Got Montdidier Too Late. the American rate of exchange and to with blood to their prayers. CASUALTYLISTCHANGE converging flank attacks. The Push Bars Personal Touch. of the grim resolve of free nations to Below the Somme Briti«tr artillery extend the market for the bonds. "We address indignant protest, to north on the Lasslgny-Noyon line b> All this, board members takes conquer." has been doing marvelous work in get¬ "The enemy's capture of Montdidier those of the faithful against the crimes the French on Thursday had many declare, Foch ting the heavy guns back the was just too late for him to profit by it, Secretary McAdoo of false believers who mix blood with the coun¬ away from the registrant that sense of "Gen. Pershing's words to Gen. during Explains. signs of being long expected touch have in a mean¬ withdrawal. One battery of heavies as French forces were able to engage In France. England and Baker Has So Far Declin¬ ter offensive, but it died out after, personal which he formerly enjoyed their simplicity deep the Germans to the west and the In anticipation of the completion of havers Secretary with the members of his board. ing:," says the Figaro. "They bring out was cut off and lost for three days. Al¬ bring the bill the House America there will be another concep¬ achieving only local successes.that Is, at though often the men advance to a standstill, thus nullifying by committee, Sec¬ to after it had eased off the pressure upon Under the old system, when each the magnitude of the stake issue. surrounded, retary McAdoo appeared be¬ tion of Justice." ed Interfere With Action board had in its On the events on the Somme banks not worked their way out to the British their efforts to pierce the junction of yesterday the French line west of Montdidier. complete possession its lines with the Anglo-French armies. The fore the Senate finance committee to issued In Paris questionnaires and other a only the fate of England and France, all the guns. hinge An official statement His Absence. which had Just been lost. records, for On near between the English and French armies explain the legislation. He said that seventy-five persons had During to a registrant of a board could come to the but of civilization and progress high ground Albert there are with the last night says Nevertheless. If there is going be five machine who are cut will never be broken, as the junction interest rate on the third and ninety wounded. mo- counter offensive from the south and headquarters of the board and lay his which Germany, victorious, would sub¬ gunners off bond issue increased to cent jbeen kMed claims, "kicks" or* her coarse methods of human 600 yards in front of their own infan¬ now is covered by French forces strong 4*4 per the French have not used up their mo¬ otherwise before a stitute to meet all eventualities. and a 5 per cent redemption fund pro- *7 Baker, now in evi¬ board member. try, but who still are doing great exe¬ enough |°Ulemfen hamper in every way the movement wise. There was no stated objection man advance within moderate limits. group, probably several local fighting at different points the of food to the Swiss. The Sardinero to the of the name and ad¬ I For nearly a week the thousand in the 70,000 Prisoners, Berlin Claims. publication single question District, as it was with the more HAVE A CHANCE TO TALK enemy has not pressed his attacks to- was sunk after the German submarine dress of the soldier killed or was whether the German would be able men than had made sure she wai injured, to turn 30,000 who registered last day north of the Somme, to BERLIN, March 29, via London..Since commander but only to other details that might his Initial victory Into a genu¬ that a of June, according Swiss supplies. ine as he had at the feeling absolute confidence be the official statement issued the the beginning of the great battle now in carrying possibly give information to the enemy. triumph Dunajec established between the registrants by An agreement on the administration Switzerland does not produce enough The main reason for the publication against the Russians and at the Isonxo the men and Half a dozen members of Congress war office progress the German forces have taken 1. against the Italians. who may shortly order them tonight. bill to create a war finance corporation food to supply her population, and St the identity of those on the casualty Hlndenburg and into the trenches. who are serving their first terms in the "We at 70,000 prisoners and 1,100 guns, says to- largely dependent on overseas ship¬ is that their 1 Ludendorff In the second were gained ground certain fixing its capital stock at $500,000,000, lists friends and the public phase This is the general House and consequently are compelled day's army headquarters report- ments. 'generally may accord proper recogni¬ aiming to dispose of the armies of Halg members of sentiment of places," the statement continues. the amount of bonds it may issue at as those of Dlmltreff had been No. 3 board, who have re¬ to obey the unwritten law requiring In local engagements on both sides of tion to their sacrifices for their coun¬ disposed fused to give over their "South of the Somme heavy hostile $3,000,000,000, and providing: a voluntary try and its flag. Whether Congress will of or to sweep forward in the gap that records. that all first term members are to be the Scarpe, according to the statement, the for issues had The stand of the board is seen and not had a to attacks developed during the morning system licensing security NEW WAB ATTtPT.ANE AKRTYE3. tak.e any action in the matter is not opened between British and French being heard, chance do Germans broke through the foremost Brit¬ was reached today by Senate and House armies and repeat the watched with interest a little talking last The occa¬ in the neighborhood of Mezieres and settled. captures of the circles, and it is throughout draft night. ish positions and took several thousand conferences. Venetian victory. freely whispered sion was the "Congressional Baby Demum. Fighting is still going on in prisoners. Han Sets Time Becord for among the various boards that "Chance night" of the National Press Club. the Dayton is right." of this sector. The British, statement adds, contin- DIES VISITING Strategic Struggle. Representative* Green Vermont act¬ ued their fruitless and counter at- CO. M TONIGHT. WHILE CUT. ed as official his "It is known from captured docu¬ costly TO ENTERTAIN Non-Stop Flight. second torturer, victims being tacks near Albert and to the north of it. In this after 3 The phase was by no means as Representatives Lufkin of Massachu¬ ments that the German attack yester¬ Between the Somme and the Arriving city shortly POLICE END Avre the afternoon, after a Harry E. Fee, Baltimore Salesman, successful for the Germans as the first. HOUSE SPEECH. setts, Purnell of Indiana, Lunn of New day astride the Scarpe had for its ob¬ Germans have attacked again. Navy Yard Employes to Be Hosts at o'clock yesterday As at Verdun the beaten forces held | York, Ireland of Illinois, Little of Kan¬ The text of the communication fol- flight from Dayton. Ohio. Robert Stricken on Business out sas and Osborne of California. The jective the capture of Vimy ridge and lows: Dance and Exercises. Trip. against the coming of reserves. As But It Was Emanuel Arras. was out Bounds of the Standard Aircraft Cor¬ E. Fee. a they Scandiffo and budding statesmen were introduced un¬ This attack carried by "In local engagements on both sides have Etsrry thirty-five, shoe sales¬ retreated they gradually regained cohe¬ der more or less least six divisions in the front Arrangements been completed of Dayton set a new time and thus the third Not a fanciful titles, such as at line, of the Scarpe we broke into the fore- poration man from Baltimore, died at George¬ sion. phase became, Legislator Talking. "dimpled darling/' "embryonic states¬ with four assault divisions in support. most English positions and for the entertainment and dance to be record for continuous non-stop flight town not a bid for the military decision Proceedings in the man" and, in the force of the the took sev- Be University Hospital yesterday aft¬ which should end the House of Repre- Representative Pui\ieU's "Despite attack, eral thousand prisoners. Here and given tonight in Naval Lodge Hall by over mountainous country. started ernoon. He was of the war, but the sentatives were case, "the plumpest and best looking impression made upon our battle posi¬ north of Albert the English from Dayton at 7 o'clock yesterday manager busi¬ struggle for a strategically interrupted yesterday babe in the tion was inconsiderable and the continued employes of the east gun carriage shop the important when a batch." fight¬ their fruitless and costly counter at- morning. negotiating distance, ness of L. Slessinger A Son, 216 North town and for the glory and profit that afternoon, young man in the Most of the new resulted in a severe defeat for the of the navy yard, in honor of the men than 700 miles In a direct It legislators fought ing tacks. i slightly more Charles street. Mr. Fee was accom¬ taking might confer. gallery arose and proceeded to deliver shy of the subject they are full of.that enemy. "Between the Somme and 50th who in a little more than eight hours. In sum. then-, measured all "In the Avre of Company M, Infantry, line, panied by his two young sons and the by the evi¬ an address. Thomas J. Wood, a of making the world better for their heavy fighting farther south be¬ we attacked again and drove out the The machine in which the flight was dence now available on the Capitol tween and which had no have been stationed in the southeast new National child a on this, ninth policeman, took of constituents, to do which they consider Boiry Serre, enemy from old positions and from made is a biplane, of neighbor his business trip day of that battle, the third German charge him, put an that they were sent to greater success, no fewer than eleven defended of the city all winter. W. G. and driven by a Husltano en¬ bid for a decision in the end to his Congress.and bravely villages in a west¬ part armored, to this city, and he was taken sick west has failed speech and turned him over were purely reminiscent. Representa¬ hostile divisions were identified." erly and northwesterly direction by Martin is chairman of the committee gine, and can develop a maximum while a tire of his as completely as did the first at the to police of the sixth tive Osborne, however, broke over the of Warfusee and of 100 miles an hour. It has been having automobile Marne and the second at precinct, where he way Plessier. on arrangements. speed in a Verdun. At the as traces and could not be restrained from Oise Dies Down. "The French repeatedly delivered of is to be tested thoroughly at Dayton, but haa repaired garage at 3287 M street. Marne France saved the at Ver¬ registered Emanuel Scandiffo, gave his Fighting Along attacks The address welcome by tried out and little world, as advising legislative associates to violent against some sectors Messrs. never beep by the govern¬ His children their companion dun France stood firm and his age twenty-flve years and his for TARIS, March 29..Along the battle new Roe S. Pulkerson. Gee, Morris, that a series of were cared for by the police until rela¬ checked the drop partisanship the war. They of our front between Montdidier and Nicholson are ment. It is announced German until Britain was ready. Now address as 228 Mott street. New York will undoubtedly profit by his new front of the Oise there has been a no* and Noyon. Grosskurth, Bailey tests is to be made here In the effort tives cam* for them. It is Britain, still to specialties, and refreshments A cerXlflaate of deatfc from natural bravely supported by city. thought. Representative Lunn, too, table diminution of fighting during the give to have the plane adopted aa a battle France, which Is bearing the burden, had to make a prediction as a sooth¬ to the war office state¬ are to precede a program of dancing. machine the government. cause* eras' given, and Mr. Fee's body that we of America Scandiffo. who told the police he con¬ day, according Captured 1,100 Guns. by was to Baltimore. may gat ready. sayer. He foresaw the apotheosis of ment issued tonight. During the course takes As for Pershing's offer to ducted & barber shop at the New the bolsheviki on "The booty which has been put the said York everywhere earth, and of the day the offensive activity of the ascertain¬ American army into the Picardy fur¬ address, he came here to offer his as the "power of tomorrow." Germans wan manifested local ed up to the present, since the EDWABD SCANLON MISSING*. IDLE UNTIL MONDAY. nace, made the same services to the United only by begin¬ SENATE Wants Cut Off Halg proposition States, to serve attacks against a few points along the of the battle, amounts to "Sky" Same. to Joffre when the Verdun battle was at In any capacity. He Is a native of the statement continues. ning 70,000 desirous thst Its first but Italy. The young man was front, prisoners and 1,100 guns. Of these the to Police to Assist lielng "not only his hab¬ crisis, Joffre declined and taken to WilJ Audit Packer*' Aocounti. The report reads: of Gen. von Hutier Parents Appeal Recesses to Give Committee* Time to and mode of one may suspect Foch will decline, for Washington Asylum Hospital for ob¬ army alone brought its thought be thoroughly servation as to his An Immediate auditing of the ac¬ "Along the battle front of the Oise in 40,000 prisoners and 600 guns. in Him. as Britain's time had n»t arrived In mental condition. been a Locating Complete Accumulated Work. Americanised, but that hts name be In counts of tbe packers has been ar¬ there has notable diminution of "On the Lorraine front there has been to find trace of their February, ours has not yet come fighting during the course of the day. increased artillery activity. Failing any son Taking: advantage of the Easter holi¬ keeping theMwith." Louis Amdursky In March. 1918. ranged by the food administration with of Edward, who has been missing for two One word as to now TI. 6. Eeleases Steamer The offensive activity the Germans "Cavalry Capt. Baron von Richthofen day season, the Senate yesterday after* baa applied to the District 8upreme Foch, named as Wakefield. the Federal Trade to was manifested only local attacks his Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Scanlon of commander of the whole allied force on The steamer Commission, deter¬ by obtained seventy-fourth aerial vic¬ weeks, noon recessed until Monday to rtve Qcurt to permitted to drop the the west. No Wakefield of the Po¬ mine their accuracy and to show wheth¬ on a few points along our front, which tory. 1340 8th street have appealed to the pie general In this war has tomac and er have kept within the are the other the search. committees time to clean up accumu¬ *Sfky" frgm his cognomen, and that he been so fortunate or faced such terri¬ Chesapeake Steamboat Com¬ they regula¬ being strengthened every day by "In theaters there is noth¬ police to assist them in he to tions prescribing a maximum proflt to the oonatant arrival of reinforcements. ing new to report." The efforts of the police have been lated work. The Overman bill, giving allowed spell his name Amdur. ble crises. With the 20th Army Corps pany, which was taken over by the gov¬ of to The foreign sounding name has been a saved after the the big packers 2V4 per cent on their All these attacks were repulsed by our Successful engagements between the without result so far, and the parents the President wide powers reorgan* Ihe Nancy French da- ernment, has been released. The ves¬ turnover and of S par cent to the with losses for the and Avre are that information ive departments for war handicap to him socially and ia a busi- feat at Morhange In August, 1(14. In sel will be put back in small troops assailant. Somme rivers reported in today requested any government M Wajr, the aays. the service on the packers. The auditing will be don* by "Raids against our positions In the n- the German official statement issued concerning their son be sent to the 8th work, has, the right of way Monday, petitioner Ant days of September It «u his river Monday. the Mini Trade a debate Is Commission. (ion of Badonvlller torut, farrojr and this evening, _ street address or to 409 9th. street. and spirited expected.