Atlanta 3aumal VOLUME XX. Full Associated Press Service ATLANTA, GA., TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 1918. NUMBER 54/ POINT NEAR CHANGES HANDS SEVERAL TIMES FRENCH WffllE SfflTEfflL POSITION GERMAN LEADERS AMERICANS ARE HMS MOVING MEN 0.5. ENGINEERS PLIV ANXIOUS TO FIND GAMBLER INFORMER RELIEVING VETERAN BEROIC ROLE IN FIGHT OUT U. S. TACTICS SHOT DOWN ON EVE FRENCH SOLDIERS ON IMENICIN FRONT -EN-SANTERRE againstphussians Captured Documents Show OF HIS MLOSOHES U. S. Troops With Training Portentous Activity of Enemy Prussian Army Chiefs Are Will Serve With the French, ,Troops as U. S. Forces .War Department Statement Prepare for Battle 1,500 Hold Trying* to Secure Informa- Was to Have Told District At- Gaßant Band of IN FRENCH, for Week Says WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY TAKEN BI on Pershing's Troops BUT tion torney in New York Names I THE FIELD, March 31. —Troop move- Line U2OO Yards Long in ' meats behind the German lines are in- WASHINGTON, April 1.—American creasing. It was learned that one divi- WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN of “Men Higher Up” in moved into the trenches on the Face of Fiercest German troops are relieving veteran French sion . Sunday, March 31.—CBy the Toul front Thursday, but was with- troops so the latter may join the going Ondairghts . Associated Press.) —German army lead- Crusade drawn Saturday, presumably ers are exceedingly anxious to obtain French counter offensive in the west- north. ern line. And “such of our troops An American patrol entered the Ger- Inform*tton concerning the most minute last night. IN NEw YORK, April I.—Seven hours received a sufficient amount man lines three times during GET WITH THZ BRITISH ARMY army. is as have TEUTONS detail of the American This it encountered elec- MBRIUEL On one expedition before the district attorney's office was co-operate with the FRATUCE. April L—lt is now possible disclosed by a captured German docu- of training will trically charged barbed wire. On an- , April I.—“Hangard-en-Santerre has been completely recap- to have been informed by Harry Cohen, and, as they able, exchanged te tan of a spectaeotar feature of a ment which instructs every observer French insofar are other occasion shots were tured,” the war office reported today.” also “Harry patrol last week below bring known as the Tot,” of the will assume a share of the great bur- with the enemy, but the with- “The Germans incessantly (5 miles and west brfßMat Rrttiah defense patrol to do his or its best to in- . attacked north name of the man “higher up” in the den now so valiantly borne by the drew without casualties. of Montdidier). ths Beaune. It la the story of a little enemy.” a possi- After hand to hand fighting it remained in our hands. formation about the new prosecutor’s anti-gambling crusade, and British armies.’’ The Americans are alert for army ooenpoeed largely of iswrtrxsr.ti french may prepara- The German losses were considerable.” The captured document starts out by This was officially stated today in ble attack which be under Cohen shot and killed at 6:30 o’clock * troops who were hastily assembled tn was department’s weekly tion by the enemy. Our troops are pre- * * es gyving details that are known, such as the war war sum- reeeessfulLy this morning. mary. pared for defense against German BY WILLIAMPHILIP SLMALS. a greet dials and who heM uniform, then* regarding the American District Attorney Swann immediately The summary declared unreservedly tank?. American artillery is periodically WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES IN FRANCE, April I.—War planes » vital stretch of the front against fu- and adds that the Infantry is equipped ordered the apprehension of Sam "that the enemy has been unable to pounding the enemy lines. The Bosche report that the German’s have again occupied , on the right bank rtoos German onslaughts until rwin- retaliate, damage side partly with English rifles and that the Scheppe, who was one of the prose- force a decision” and predicted he will guns but on our of the , after heavy fighting. forcesnems could arrtre In this gal- artfUery probably has French guns. It cution's star witnesses against Charles be unable to do so just as long as is small. The enemy launched a vicious Becker, headquarters as well as those assault Sunday afternoon between lant force wore indoded American ra’l- says that American troops will con- ths police lieutenant who was “the allied armies are able to maneuver General Moreuil and simultaneously entering town at p. m. France, adding: “Noth- executed for the murder of Herman close to the lines, is the scene of the Demuin, the 3:30 way engineers who. as In the battle of tinue training in with the consistent unity and flexibil- The Germans are reported moving westward along the Luce val- ing is known as yet about the methods Rosenthal, gambler, in 1912 ity which they have shown during the greatest activity. It is an activity ne- Cambrai. last November. threw aside a fighting instead of a ley, having passed Haligard. of fighting or leadership.” Schepps and two other men who were engagements of the last week.” cessitated by arms in de- details," army. This the one , but it is their toots and took up ••From the preceding meager with him when the police visited Concerning the American participa- training is practically change south of the Schepps’ jewelry shop confusion despite the rap- important enemy fense of the allied colors tt continues, “it is evident that sectors in Sixth avenue tion—already under way—the statement There is no because it brings the that much nearer the Calais- taken custody a few idity of movements. Roads for miles at K and M have the honorable task of ob- were into hours said: Paris railway. It was test Thursday af*e.n>o.ri a choked to the ut- taining as much information as possible after the shooting. American Participation in every direction are critical moment when it was absolutely They hurried district at- with every conceivable traffic of on particular features of American fight- were to the “Our own resources have been placed most This is the first news of recapture of Moreuil by the Germans. The necessary that more troops ehorld be ing and outpost tactics. This will then torney’s office. the disposal of the al- war. unreservedly at correspondent’s automobile today British war office Sunday night announced that Canadian cavalry and thrown Into the British line to ho’d be used for extending the information The police said that Schepps’ place, lies and our divisions will be used if The established after the Rosenthal shoot- moved slowly past solid miles of Amer- British infantry, co-operating with French troops, regained possession of the oniash of the Germans. Reinforce- bulletin. Any observation or identifica- and when needed. be of ing, and the convictions which resulted, ican fighters and machinery coming Moreuil and the woods to the north on Saturday. The same announcement not tion, however insignificant, may "Our troops are taking their places ments were on the way but could has recently been under their observa- from all directions to join other fight- said British also recaptured Demuin, about three and half the greatest value In connection with in other parts of the . line, thus re- the had miles a arrive tn time. There was no time to ing forces bound the same mission Information already at hand." tion. lieving French units for on north and east of Moreuil. veteran emer- as already passed. The lone and a certain general inuned'ately Attention then is drawn to “self-evi- Up to the time of hie arrest the dis- those which have Simms' statement that the Germans have “passed Hangard” indicated gency service. brown topped American wagons and organized a force collected from the dent questions" which observers, patrols trict attorney withheld the reason for “Such of our troops as have re- ten of Amiens. desiring Schepps' appearance. It camouflaged guns and caissons are the enemy is less than miles south-east various units nearby, in which were and outposts are expected to find an- was ceived a sufficient amount of train- asserted when streaming steadily along the roads in 4* 4 s the Americana swers for. Under the heading, “The not that he was near ing will keep with the latter and inso- shot, this part of France. There is a new BRITISH ARMY HEADQUARTERS IN FRANCE, April 1.—(By As- Fifteen hundred followed the lead enemy's security," the document says: Cohen was but the police declare for they are able will a a as assume snap in the American army which is Press.) —The Germans last evening two quick of their dashing brigadier out into the “Are sentry posts sentry posts or that he is identified in the inquiry as of burden now sociated made attacks in share the great so proud of General Pershing’s confidence of op swirling battle line where they stronger posts’ Further advanced re- friend of a woman who, with two men, succession against the British lines west the town of Albert, but were valiantly borne toy the French and offering General Foch. yards Manner chal- was arrested last week upon informa- in it bodily to enemy strung over a front of 1,200 connoitering patrols? of British armies.” » both occasions the was thrown back. The only question expressed is in the against which hordes of Germans were lenging? Behavior on post during day tion furnished by “Harry The YoL” statement the confi- At 2 o’clock yesterday afternoon, the Germans made a heavy attack Cohen, according District, The je-echoed song whistled and sung from the trans- flung and night. Vigilance? Ambush tactics to Assistant dence which military men here have Moreuil and Demuin. Fierce fighting followed. The attacking Attorney James E. Smith, had for sev- port wagons: “Where Do We Go from between _ seems almost inconceivable Ehat constantly they .. Il and "cunning? voiced since the German be- Here?” / troops gradually forced their way forward until penetrated the largfg heie defenders. brave unto death though Behavior Under Fir* eral weeks been a secret informer. gan his tremendous push. So far as fighting activity is con- forest lying A little later the Germans were report- they were, could have been able to hold shoot and signal on every Against the advice of the assistant northeast of Moreuil. “Do they "The period under review.” said the cerned, the day passed quietly on the be sector, but they held. The posts hold their prosecutor, Cohen several times visited ed to be entering Hangard and to moving westward along the Luce thito tong occasion? Do the summary, “has naturally been one of There was only the enemy advanced in force and hurled on the approach of a patrol or Mr. Smith's house openly with in- American sector. river. ground anxiety for the allies. Under the pres- usual exchange of artillery fire. themselves time and time again against do they fall back? Do they give bar- formation which was considered valu- sure exerted by the enemy who has * * * they morning the British line In this region, but rage fire signals? When are the reliefs able. At daylight this Cohen put into action picked shock units, YORK, April 1.—(From European Cables of the Day to the composite asking NEW found no weak spot. This and what is the behavior during them? telephoned to Mr. Smith him to long and carefully trained in mobile Press.i —Germany's great drive into the allied lines in north- as gallantly well avenue Thirty- Associated force stood and as Have they any light signals other than meet him at Fifth and warfare for the particular tasks they virtually today. Her first great onrush to ern France seems at a standstill as their comrades to the right and French ones" sixth street at 1:30 o’clock this after- were to undertake, the British have IK-UEHTIUfHI large appears to have been stemmed, with gains of territory scored but the left. They clung on for many hours Under "enemy patrols" the document noon. been compelled to give ground. a mob," with final victory no nearer in sight and her resources in men and material until the regulars eame up. This is asks details on “strength, methods of "Be ready to hit the said “Har- “Field Marshal Haig, in the face of sample fighting spirit which alluding gamblers. depleted. of the advance, behavior on meeting and in- ry The Yot,” to the grave difficulties, has been able to main- I). allied soldiers are showing in this time under “I’ve got the goods on the main man.” NT S. troops beat back the enemy last night in hi« itiative." These questions come tain his of battle, HI DEPiRTNIENT French and British basic order the of at stress. information on general behavior: The next Mr. Smith heard, Cohen was same time withdrawing his troops to desperate efforts to advance toward Amiens and to push out from the This incident is more spectacular but "Are the American careful and eau- dead with three bullets in his body. more positions. Slight progress in the drive for Amiens along the in spirit of seven secure Montdidier salient. hardly finer than that : tious? And are they careful or noisy? Hurrying to the scene of the shooting, “In gained, forward movement anywhere been spite of successes the Luce and Avre valleys is the only reported British soldiers. These lads had What is their behavior during smoke a hall lobby in the West Ninety-second large area of terrain overrun and the .New Invention Will Be Devel- atacks and at least home in England on leave, and on land- along the line, despite the almost incessant Teutonic screens? What is their behavior at street apartment where Cohen was great number of prisoners and war ma- enemy ing a • oped point last-night and three points Sunday the was pushed back. at hannel port tn France could meal times? When are these? Can killed by a man as yet unidentified. A terial captured, the enemy has been Along So-Called Sub- one transportation to the front. Did The most effort seem to have been in the neigh- find no concentration be observed? Is there' negro hall boy furnished the police with unable to force a decision. determined assaults in this and wait? They did not. Caliber Plan where Franco-British troops met the as- »he> sit down I much reconnoitering? How is the be- a description of the lawyer, whom he “Though the allies have been com- hood of Hangard-En-Santerre, every foot of the for allied vic- They tramped almost , havior day and night? Is there much j had pursued as far as 'Central park, pelled to retire and the enemy has oc- saulting waves. A British counter attack paved the way an way to their to the battle lines take I machine gun firing? Is there more or where the man made his escape by cupied some points of primary stra- Washington. April tory forces had broken up the German attack. The hard-pressed com- i.—The united after the combined places hesid* their ’ less transport of material than for- boarding a car. tegic importance, as long as the allied department plans to con- up the advantage and the village was recaptured. rades. States navy i French gallantly followed armies are able to maneuver with the struct a long-range gun capable of car- The setback for the Germans here was most pronounced, as they were Germans also want know ' consistent unity and flexibility which ImerlyT’The to rying 105 miles. It will be developed west of Hangard-En-Santerre and were endeavoring to debouch reliefs there they during the established whether during are more 1 have shown engage- along the so-called sub-caliber plan. scant ten miles outskirts of Amiens. customary week, so from this position, within a of the Is i troops in the rear than is J ment of the long will vic- This embodies creation of a large gun beyond that limit. The French Declares America ' the French, and what are the times tory elude the enemy. They have now been pushed back well with BUNK PRESIDENT IS HELD of big caliber and then inserting therein while the British reoccupied Demuin. I and sounds of reliefs. It is said that May Shift Attack a tube for a smaller caliber shell. recaptured several villages Sunday used infantry and machine gun bullets, ; Secretary Behind Japanese Pact I "However, as the German higher of Navy Daniels is under- Further south, in the Montdidier re- unexploded shells and shell splinters are command has slaked its fortunes on the stood to be very favorable to the plan, gion. the enemy made a determined at- of special value. The Germans want to GUILT! OF EMBEZZLEMENT success of the spring campaign of 1918, and it will be put into execution as enlarge With Siberian Soviet know whether the copper rotating bands and is apparently determined to force soon as possible. On the other hand, tack to capture Grivenes and sharp incisions, here, havp indicating new or a decision or prove to its own satisfac- some navy authorities believe that such , NEWSPAPERS IN LONDON the salient he had pushed in west worn-out guns, the caliber of which can a gun no military importance and PETROGRAD. March 31.—A. B. Luna- tion that it is unable to do so, we must is of of the Avre. His powerful thrusts, be 'determined by the curvature of the prepared of tc would involve a warfare of inhumanity •« harsky. commissary education, said Dr. A. H. Weathers Sentenced be in ease his failure however, delivered virtually without in- of splinters, according to the document. major upon civilians which America as a na- he believed America is largely respon- obtain results in the present thea- up by Have Enemy Guessing attempt terval, were broken the Frenefi, sible for apparent willingness of to Serve a Year on ter of operations, for his at tion has never sanctioned. OF FOOD the I IPPBOIE CHOICE Information regarding the color and However, German assailants with a further offensive assault in adjacent it is the intention to go who punished their Japan to negotiate the Siberian outside appearance of projectiles fired Chaingang and soviet. areas.” ahead with the sub-caliber gun badly and retained possession of the by the Americans also is desired. The suggested an Italian probably it will be used eventually to the Japanese situ- (Whether this village. When asked about : soldiers are ordered to keep into for the : ation. Lunacharsky said: German VALDOSTA. Ga., April 1.—In Ber- offensive or merely a shift to the north fire Berlin in retaliation Opposed fuses, splinters of shells and long-range firing upon Paris. Even Those Which To the north of the Somme the Brit- “Something has happened behind the shell bases rien superior court, at Nashville, late or south of the present salient was not having factory initials and numbers. «d«ax). Military authorities who were frankly ' their lines intact. The Ger- in international politics during Saturday night the jury in the of Command Now Join ish held scenes Under the heading, “Enemy Shelling,” , case skeptical possibilities of a Unified two attacks upon the Brit- the past few days Japan is now seek- the state against Dr. A. H. Weathers, The summary noted that the French about the mans made they asked the American peculiari- during long-range gun when the Paris bom- ish In the western outskirts a settlement with the Siberian are president of small string of banks, at reserves had been brought in in Commendation positions ing ties compared with the French, what ob- a successful bardment first occurred now say that Albert but each time met with a 'soviet. is largely Enigma. Ambrose other places, re- the week and declared a coun- | of I believe America | jectives preferred dug- and develop a gun \ are and whether verdict against him of guilty ter offensive is in sight. it is posible to whiih repulse. responsible for this.” shelled. The document asks turned a would 105 miles. LONDON, April 1.—Unanimous ap dispatches reflect the expec- Lunacharsky also said former high outs are of embezzlement in an item of $1,900 “From a tactical standpoint,” said th? shoot London also that it be determined whether the statement, most important event To do this it will be necessary to de- proval is given the appointment of Gen- tation there of a renewal of the power- Russian army officers are now join- from the Bank of Enigma. The jury “the Americans employ bursts of fire or sin- French participa- velop a tube longer than any now used ! be of the ful assaults all along the battle lisle ing the Bolshevik!. recommended that he be punished as for of the week has been eral Foch to generalissimo ¦ gle shots at fixed intervals, and what is battle. French reserves have by the United States. The longest gun when the Germans have further consoli- “High Russian army officers are com- a misdemeanor, and Judge Thomas gave tion in the I allied forces in France by the morn- the normal firing rate when observation to the scene of action an! is a sixteen-inch on one of the new , dated their positions and brought dp ing to us eagerly." he said “We realize him one year on the county chaingang. been hurried including those which good. along southern flank dreadnaughts. This is about sixty-five I ings newspapers, heavy artillery. There seems in- of them are coming with the is There were other indictments against are arrayed the their some Many of the above items, while ap- salient which the enemy to seventy feet long, but the new gun have been loudest in their opposition creasing hope, however, that the allied hope of overthrowing us, but we are him. The case was full of interest to a of the new I parently trivial, it is pointed out by in- pushed out. stretching from Baris would be about eighty-five feet and de- | a move. Many columns de- reinforced and under co-ordinated taking strictest measures pre- large number of people in Berrien. Cof- has to such are line the to telligence officers, indicate why the velop muzzle velocity of the shell command, prove impassable bar- this. cen- fee and adjoining counties, where the to Montdidier. a voted to details of the career of the will an vent- sorship obliged 5,000 per against a ve- even Commissary has been to delete cer- doctor well known. Montdidier Fighting feet' second as rier, to the heaviest assaults the "War Trotszky, in in-j is locity French general. tain matter from press dispatches. was fighting of 2,600 feet per second which is eaemy may bring to bear. •- viting the officers, declared he was | Another case of unusual interest “Fierce continues in the the Daily Since the captured document was issued Harrell, about normal. “The appointment,” says , It is recalled today that on January’ •unable to guarantee that they would against Joe King and Lucius Montdidier area where a successful the Germans naturally have found an- It will be necessary to provide a spe- i Mail, “secures complete unity and means 19th Field Marshal von Hindenburg not be shot by mistake But that they well known and well connected white French counter offensive is already out- to many of the questions, but cial - powder which burns extremely quoted as boasting April would certainly be shot if guilty.” swers men, who were accused of stealing lined in the vicinity of Lassigny. that the movements of Field Marshal 1 was that on about expedi- quick. In this manner, a full force map the others the American cotton from a warehouse and hauling “North of the Somme the British are will he linked! Ist he would be in Paris. The tionary believes still has the a tremendous explosion will be di- Haig and General Petain force it it off in an automobile and selling it. j holding the enemy on the line running of shows him still a considerable distance enemy guessing. rected against a small area and send together.” miles, When the grand jury began to invest!- : Feuchy through Boeylles, Buc- | short of that objective—fifty-two from the sub-caliber shell the 105 miles. Daily Telegraph says: Postoffice Robber gate the case it returned several in- ' quoy, Beaumont-Hamel, Albert to Sally- The in faxt. Just against They It is likely that only one—Sr at least authority on As troops begin dictments the men. were le-Sec. “In conferring this the allied offensive move- hogs. only a very few—will be produced. Picardy also indicted for stealing In the “To the south of the river, the Ger- most distinguished and successful of ments on the battlefield the Grand Jury Investigates they Ordnance experts say that such a gun signs Walks Out While His trial for stealing cotton were i mans are still forging ahead. The field, German assaults show of slack- is bound to be more or inaccurate | French generals in the the allied found guilty of a felony and Judge j toward Amiens is being carried less ening both in numbers and in- thrusts because of the extreme distance in- , governments, have come at length to digging Shooting at Dalton, Thomas sentenced them to three years through with great vigor along the line tensity and the Germans are Isn’t Looking! Ga.; on the chaingang. xolved. For that reason they doubt its what, from a purely military stand- themselves in feverishly around Lae- Jailer Hamel-Mezieres. ’ value as a military factor though they ; ineontestibly right thing. “Strong hostile assaults have also point, is the signy on the southern tine of the salient admit that as a means of retaliation VALDOSTA. G*.. April !.—Will Wall Gray Smith Near Death been directed against the point of junc- The Daily News declares that Premier where French pressure has been heavy. against Berlin it would serve a useful I George's statement on the ap- of the Somme the tide turned a federal prisoner who was serving his tion of the Franco-British forces in the Lloyd • South Hang Spies to Lampposts, purpose. puts an end to'a Sunday. German assaults were repulsed sentence in jail here for robbing a post- hope of being able to strike a decisive pointment controversyj DALTON. Ga., April I.—The grand which never should have been allowed | and the French made good gains. oftsce in Coffee county, made his third investigating blow here and roll back either the ! jury today is the case of to arise, and adds: The German peace drive toward ec .-ape from the county jail last night employe French of British.” Olie Goddard, at a local livery Says Methodist Pastor Bombardment of Paris “Assuming that General Foch's pow-1 Amiens, Paris and the channel ports is by merely walking off when the jailer (The junction point of the two ar- : stable, who shot and seriously wounded confined to the limits laid down fast becoming a battle of the nations. not looking. mies selected undoubtedly because ers are I was Twice before Wall has . Gray Smith, a watchman in the Western was opened British and ¦ Flag of the fact that such a spot would na- by the premier and that the rcsponsi-1 The conflict with returned of his own accord. It remains i railway yards At Unveiling of At Long Range Resumed and Atlantic here. The turally weaker. The mere fact bility for the conduct of the British German soldiers the adversaries. Sinqe :o be seen whether he will come back at a pool room be the shooting occurred local in language to campaign still rests unimpaired with then the French and American armies :his time. Three other prisoners were night. of difference would tend Saturday ELBERTON, Ga.. April welding April commander, the main objec- joined with Field Marshal Haig’s with him in his last preceding get-away, I.—lt is the make the point less substantial PARIS. I.—The bombardment of the British have It is alleged that Goddard had been Christian duty of Americans to deco- tions to the creation of a generalissimo forces while Austrian and Bulgarian one being his partner In crime. Will than elswhere.J Paris by long range German guns was drinking and was creating a disturbance rate convenient lamp posts with Ger- Austrians Noted vanish and it is even possible to share troops are aiding the enemy. Canadian Rose, but noise of the others has been resumed this afternoon. in the pool room when Smith advised man spies and agents of the kaiser, na- Arrival of fresh Austrian divisions President Wilson’s belief that the new cavalry and Australian infantry have . captured. It Is thought Shat their suc- up pistol. auguary. him to put his When Goddard tive or foreign born, according to Rev. Rumania along the Italian front unity of command is a hopeful been doing much of the fighting under *>~ess caused Will Wall 'to decide upon began shooting. attempted to from Smith rise John Logan, pastor of the First Metho- noted along with “important troop and increasing activity in the Balkans ‘ The Morning Post says: the British flag In the last two days making an effort al permanent liberty a sitting, was for battlefield, from chair in which he was dist church, speaking at the church last in the Vai Sugana.” were reported, while the sig- • “For those with whom success Over the roads to the in this time was out movements statement and shot. He walked on the night. The occasion was the unveiling "Renenew activity along the entire nificantly stated that current ! the allied arms is the first considera- motor trucks and on foot 100,000 Ameri- wa« into a news is Ftrcet and lat*r avsitited of a service flag with forty-six stars recorded and the Austrians Persia thzt join tion this is no moment to look ask- can soldiers are moving to join the shop, was given atten- front is in the Persians will tor Spot Cotton Jumps. 30 barber where he on it. One of them was a gold star were able to conduct a successful op- the central powers. The most impor- I ance at any measure which makes fight against the invader and to drive tion. The bullet passed completely for Jim Lehr, who died in France. The eration in the Frenzela valley,” said tant ci ent of the past week in outlying | greater unity and co-operation.” him back. The American troops arr Points to 35.30 Cents through his body, piercing the right statement met with wave after wave the summary. “The snow is melting districts was the rout of a Turkish j The Daily Chronicle says: now under control of General Foch. lung. He has a slight chance to recover. of handclaps from 1.200 people present. rapidly in the mountain areas and with force north of Hit. Turk forces are ' “Whatever views different people hold the generalissimo, but their destination Spat eototn in Atlanta Monday jump There was no ill feeling between the Mr. Logan's enthusiastic outburst is the return of good weather it is pos- “believed to be advancing in the vi- I as to unification of the allies’ command in the fight area has not been dis- •-.d thirty points to 35.3« cents a pound, two. as they had been friends. The the talk of the town and country, and sible that the enemy may attempt a cinity of Teheran,” jx>sslbly for a flank- under ordinary circumstances, we be- closed. They are seasoned troops ana the highest price at which the staple grand jury meets this morning and will is meeting with overwhelming endorse- serious offensive in this theater.” ing movement against the British in lieve few will dispute its necessity in has ever sold here. investigate the case. Goddard is In jail. ment Continued Teuton advance in Ukraine, Mesopotamia. a battle like the present one.” (Continued on Page 8. Column a.)