... WAR FILMS A private exhibition of official Alms the Battle of the Somme London to-day attended many members the Army General Staff Lloyd George sent a commendatory letter in which said . —'' See that this picture, which is in itself epic eelf-sacn- Lee ...

... weeks of the Anglo-French drive on the Somme, Mr. Frank H. Sim-nds, author of The Great War,” writing the New York Tribune,” points out that there are important differences between the Allies’ offensive the Somme and the German offensive before Verdun ...

... It. Writing in the Times, a recent visitor to the British Front that when history relates the story of the great battle* of the Somme, it will tell how Sir Douglas Haig and his Stull bad their Head9uartera in a modest dwelling. pert of which wee still ...

... Dsit! News at Rotterdam wired under Sunday's. date ae follows: From the point of view of German re• sistance the battle of the Somme has reached a most critical phase, for there ta ground for the belief that unless within a very short period they d ...

... but the clouds were breaking. Mr. Killer, one of bis old masters, was now in London hospital, having been wounded the Battle on the Somme. Many others who b*d been with, them were also fighting, but they wore not conscript*. (Applause.) were the Army and ...

... youngest son of Mr. Thomas Hendin, of Highfield-crescent, has been awarded the Military Croat for gallantry the great battle of the Somme. Jfr. Heodm’s eldest son, Second-Lientenant H. T. B. Hendin, Dorset Regiment, who was severely wounded in the came was ...

... •warded the Military Criss for gallantry at the greet battle of the Somme; also that Mr. Hendin's eldest son, Pacond-Lieutenant H. T. R. Hendin, Dorset ReV. sent, who was severely wounded in the battle, has been brought to Lady Cooper's Hospital at Horsley ...