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GERMAN TROOPS
SHIFT ASSAULTS
a EAST OF VERDUN
Three Successive Attacks al
Les Eparges Repulsed
by French
LOSE GROUND GAINED
WAflE ADVANCE FOR 5000
WORKERS IN COATKSVILLE
TWO ALPINE POSITIONS
TAKEN BY THE ITALIANS
1G4 Kaiserjaegers Made Prisoners on
Conquered Ridge in Cadoro
Mountains
nOMH, April 20 Italian force Tues
day attached the" western ridge of Monte
Ahcorna, In the Qol ill Iana-Uriper Cor
devole zone. Mining operations preceded
the Infantry nttnclt, and many.Vustrlnns
were burled by the mine explosions. The
Itnllnns occupied the positions, taking 164
prisoners and a quantity of war material.
The following official statement was
Issued by the War Olllce last night:
In the Monte Adnmello zono our
Alpine troops, after drawing out the
enemy outposts, on April IT occupied
and strengthened the Monto Vol dl
Fumtj Pass, at an altitude of 3402
metres (11,181 feet).
In tho Led to Valley our systematic
advance continues toward the summit
of Monte Speronc ,
There was artillery activity from
the Adlge zone to the Ilrenla.
In the Bugana valley on tho night
of April 18 renewed enemy efforta
r against our positions vvest of the
Sarganoa torrent were repulsed.
On the same night, on the Col di
I PA nib, April 20.
Tho Germans have suspended their In
fantry assaults north of Verdun and liavo
attacked the French lines cast of the
fortress. A communication issued mat
night by tho War Olllce reports three suc
cessive assaults at Lea Upargei in the
Wocvre but without permanent pains for
tho Crown Prlnco's forces. There lias been
no fighting of Importance In this .sector
alnco tho second week of tho nattle of
Verdun.
Last night's otllclal communication fol
lows: West of tho Mcuso there was con
siderable artillery activity against Hill
304 and our flist lines, between Le Mort
Homme and Cuinlorcs.
liist of tho Mcuso a violent bombaid
ment was carried out in tho region, of
Douaumont and Vaux,
At Les Kparscs tho enemy directed
this morning three successive attacks
against our positions, but these weto all
icpulscd. In tho courso of the List at
tack tho enemy, who had succeed in get
ting n tempor.it y footing In our
trenches on a front of about 200 yards
was Immediately driven out by our
counter-attack, which Inflicted on him
crlous losses.
LONDON, April 20 "Lnt night tho
enemy exploded a stnnll mine cast of
Ncuvllle-St Vaast." savs last night's of
ficial report from tho British army In
France. "Our trenches were not damaged
During tho night tho enemy attempted tor
drop bombs on our posts In craters In tlio
auarry sector, but were dilvcn off.
"During tho dny thero was heavy shell
ing northeast of Cnrnoy and nbout Caren
cy, St, Elol and Voormezoelo."
Laborers to Get 20 Cents an Hour,
Record Price There
CTJATUSVILLI. Pa., April 20 Tho
Tiiikens Iron nnd Steel Company and
I Worth Bi others Company, this city, made
t announcement today, that after May
1 1 u general Incrcnso In vvnges would
I take place This will affect nbout G00O
I wage enrners. Laborers will be paid 20
' cents an hour, the highest prlco In the
I history if tho town
I Tho tonnage men will also come undar
tho readjustment The Worths have been
paying 17'4 cents nn hour. Tho readjust
ment will bo the .same in both big inllls
II. t. Scottcr, superintendent of tho Worth
mills, said last night that tho advance had
been contemplated In advance of the ac
tion of the United States Steel Corpora
tion to glvo the men a raise. .
The Iron and steel mills are running
doublo Urn nnd the city boarding houses
are overcrowded.
Jury Approves Birch fit School
LANCASTUU. P.i , April 20, A Lan
caster County Jury s.iySR school teacher
may uso tho rod on an unruly pupil'
Samuel Kberly, nn Adanistowu tcacliei,
was' tried for assault and battel y on
Hiram Brendle, Jr., a pupil. Tho teacher
tcstlllcd ho used n paddle on tho boy for
Infraction of the rules, nnd other pupils
testified the blows were lightly given
Kbeily wns acquitted and tho costs
were Imposed on tho elder Brendle, tho
pirrtccutor.
DEFIANT GUARDSMAN JAILED
Refuses to Pny Court Martial's Fine
for Neglecting Duty
Charici B. Arakcllan, of 69th and
Thompson streets, a tailor with three shops
In this city and its suburbs, began a 15
day sentence In tho County Prison last
night for his refusal to pay a $15 flno Im
posed by a court-martial upon chnrges
that ho had neglected his duty as a mem
ber of tho 1st Regiment, National Guard
of Pennsylvania.
Arakellnn was arrested after a fight. In
which Constable Samuel W. Dohln, of tho
30th Ward, knocked tho tailor down
See the
Pollyahna
Baskets i
Filled With A O
Easter Flowers
at
Charles UtenvylbM
S tftgo cf&e Jfase
221 Couth Broad Street
In the middle of tho block
Lana, In the upper Cordevole zone,
after successul mining operations, we
attacked nnd occupied the western
'HdgeNof Monte Ancorna The enemy
'detachment occupying the trenches
was mostly killed We look as pris
oners 164 Kaiserjaegers, Including
hlno officer's, taking an abundance of
munitions and war material
On the morning of April 19 an
enemy column attacking Slef was dis
persed by our artillery.
Along tho remainder of the front
thero Is ndthlng Important to report.
The Furno Pass lies between tho Tonale
road and tho Qludlcarla Valley
BUYS CLUB FOR GIRL WORKERS
Y. W. C. A. Gets Seven-story Building
for Christian League '
The seven-story brownstone factory
1110 to 1116 Snnsom street, lot 93 feet
9 Inches by 90 feet, has been sold by
tho Vollmer l'state to the Young Women's
Christian Association, which will use It
as tho hoadqunrters of the Business
Women's Christian league, now conducted
by the association In n Olrard street
property.
A gvmnastum nnd restaurant will be
added to the building Tho nssessed val
uation of the pioperty Is $100,000
ASSOCIATION STUDIES USE
OF AUTOTRUCK IN WAR TIME
Expert Tells Why Motors Arc Best
Army Supply Carriers
The mobilization of the motortrucks
owned by manufacturers and merchants
of this country wns discussed last night
at a" banquet held by tho Philadelphia
Motor Truck Association at the Adelphla.
Leo J, Eastman was toastmastcr. S.
P. Wetherill, who Is chairman of the
committee of the Motor Truck Ttcsorve,
oiganlml recently nt the Union League,
addressed the diners on the work of mobil
izing the trucks nnd classifying them Into
units, according to their make.
He declared that four pounds of sup
plies must be sent fromthe base to each
mnn nt the front every day In tlmo of war
and that motortrucks are the most valu
able form of transportation.
Joseph Bnncrott, of Wilmington, was
among the speakers. Mr. Bancroft
said that the next session of tho Dela
ware Legislature would take up as the
first bill tho abolishment of the law which
prohibits motortrucks entering tho State
without a Delaware license. With most
other States, he said, the laws aro re
ciprocal In the matter of automobile
licenses.
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First Recordings of Louis Graveure
The Musical Sensation of the Season
FROM the greatest of operatic arias to the simplest English ballads,
Louis Graveure displays an amazing gift of interpretation. Never
before has such clarion power and vocal abandon been heard as in
Graveurc's singing of the "Pagliacci" Prologue, nor such tenderness of
tonecxprcsscd as in his rcndcringof'Mary," Richardson's famous ballad.
With the new records by Godowsky, the poet-genius of the piano,
and the latest recordings of dainty, vivacious Maggie Teyte,
These records fitly represent the artistic quality of all the
ew. Records for May
Instrumental music plays a most important part, presenting nov
elties like the marimba as well as exquisite trio recordings, thrilling war
descriptives by Prince's Band and orchestral renditions that range from
joyous light overtures to thc-massivc works of the greatest modern Rus
sian composers.
Triumphs of Orchestral Recording
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Other Recordings qff Varied mterest
Brice and King, thp-eteKcr musioiitrofrieayland vaudeville pair,
enter the Columbia field thisiionrvitli two of their latest song suc
cesses; in addition, there arfdurteen popular hhsfffio tremendous
operatic chorales; Hawaiian melodies; solos by a newpneert soprano(
Eldora Stanford, and six up-to-the-minute dance reconjs.
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recordings.
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6TORY A CLARK PIANO CO.
ITDt Clusntnut St.
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and Market Ht3.
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