Extra. First Picture from Halifax, N.S: Colliding Munition Ships Cause Explosion. Greatest holocaust in history of the world. Latest estimates place dead at 4,000. Subtitle: Blizzard adds to suffering of thousands injured and homeless. Somewhere-in-France: The Battle of the Aisne. First official pictures direct from the front showing scenes incidental to this glorious victory won by the French with such admirable bravery. Subtitles: Preparation for the attack was made weeks in advance. A formidable supply of ammunition was stored near at hand for quick transportation to the batteries by railway, motor, and men. The big 400 mm. French guns pounded the enemy incessantly. Bringing up the famous French 75’s. In the semi-darkness of dawn a tank moves forward to clear the way for the infantry. Over the top to rescue a wounded comrade fallen in the hell of “No Man’s Land.” The Red Cross did noble service. Comrades in arms as well as the hated enemy received merciful and tender care. Good-natured banter from the Poilus greeted the Hun prisoners on their march to the rear. Nearly 12,000 prisoners were taken, among whom were 300 officers. 180 guns were also taken. This picture was taken while a cold rain was falling. Germany is allowing her men to suffer for lack of heavy coats and sweaters. Los Angeles, Cal: Auto Racing Bids Au Revoir Until After the War. 50,000 people see Eddie Hearn win Liberty Sweepstakes at last meet staged in America. Boston, Mass: Navy Relief Day. Harry Lauder and David Warfield join 1,000 Jackies in their effort to raise funds for helpless dependents of naval men. Oakland, Cal: “No Gunning Allowed.” Thousands of wild ducks winter on Lake Merritt.