The Hrugle of the opposing troops
about Monchy may be seen plainly from
the neighboring hilltop. The patches
of woods beyond Monchy have served
as shelter for the Germans in the last
ten days and it was behind these late
yesterday that the German commanders
relieved their force. With reserves
brought up quickly they formed counter
attacks against the newly advanced
British positions where khaki-clad men
were fighting from shell holes and
shallow bits of trenches previously dug
by the Germans. From these woods
the Germans issued in great solid
lines.
PANNILL NOT BADLY HURT
Cable Advice? It is not Scratched
Arlington Is Not Scratched
At the Vincennes Bridge.
[Special to The Times-Dispatch.]
DANVILLE, VA., April -4.?Further
cable advices received by relatives of
Lieutenant A. H. Pannill, at Chatham,
convey the information that the young
Virginian is not badly wounded. He is
now at a London hospital suffering
from a shattered wrist, the injury received
by a piece of shrapnel during the operations
conducted by the Canadians against Vimy
Bridge.
Reval Meetings.
He viva meetings are in progress at
the West End Mission, 306 West Cary
Street, every afternoon at 1 o'clock
and each night at 5 o'clock. and will
continue until the tent is erected.
Evangelist A. A. Price, of Baltimore, is
speaking at each.  Service.

JefTeraon Family Holds Renion.

Special to The Times Dispatch

CHARLESTON, W. Va., April 24. 