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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-11
Eggless Breakfast

St~w~d or Crrnmcd Kidney on Tonst.
One frrsh beef kidney. one
smh'l onion. four Irish pOtutOrs.
Cut kidney In snnII pieces. put IN
cold winter; let come to "a boil; throw
away the winter; do this twice.
The third time add onion, pepper
nnd snit nnd cook until kidney IL
tender; add potatoes cnt In dice ana
cook until done. Thickrn gravy
with corn starch or Hour. Pour
over tOnst and serve piping hot.
lf prepared the evening before this
VIII not be bnrd dish for brenk-
fast. ns u II quite AK good warmed
over.
EEElcss Bnttcr tnkr..
ON" quart sour or buttcr,niik two
teRspOOnfulS blrnrbOnntr Of soda,
Hour to make rather thick bnttrr.
stir smooth, hut do not bent. Bake
ON hot nriddie Immediately.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-11
JOHN STEWART BRYAN
SPEAKS AT ST. JAMES CHURCH
Prcscpts Cause of clergy Pension Fund
mt Morning Service, EAprrssing Hope
That Virginia VIII DO Its Part.

IN place Of sermon, tho congrcra-
ton of ST. James Episcopal church
heard yesterday. at morning service q
brief and illuminating address by John
stewart Bryan on the Subject OF tho
church pension fund, now being raised
by commission OF the Episcopal
Church III the United States. headed by
Bishop Lawrence. of massachusetts As
III" details Of the plan. which coutcru-
plates tn" accumulation OF /. fund to
provide for aged and disabled clergy
men and thsir dependent families, had
been described in other addresses and
letters. Mr.. Bryan who is a member
Of the diocesan committee. spoke
chiefly of The part Virginia and in
particular the congregations 20 which
he SPOKE. should take in providing the
sum desired a. a nucleus.
he said that the raising Of tho
100000 asked for was assured. and
that his oul:' fear Was lest Virginia
should no; generously contribute the
proportion tina, Was Justly her privilege
70 give. In This connection. he cited
Significant figures. showing the striI5-
inS number Of COMMITMENTS in tho
Virginia dtocescs a. compared with
those in man% other states Going
more closely To the congregation, he
gav. facts md figures derived from the
Diocesan Register as to the growth and
development Of -. James Church Sine.
its organization in 1881.
!, "as Mr.. Bryan's earnest hope. ne
said. that VirgIni. would lead tho Lis,
OF states IN this section coutr but ny
TO this. the greatest unified effort ever
made BY the church with tho single
exception OF its missionary enterprise
Describing. IN . word. the object Of tho
fund. lie said that II was TO provide
the means ny-.which the best and most
vigorous thought and action by devoted
mon might ALWAYS be conScCratci to
the cause 10 which they had been
ga He'd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-11
NAVY RATlONS COST Less
Z ost Of Subsistence During rnst Two
Years Lower Than Before
European Wnr.

Nv Associated Press
W hSHINGTON. Iccemhcr l0.--I'e-
spite enormous increase. in tho price
If provisions. FaymH stor-ticncral Nc
GoWan'a annual report t"-.uy shows
thai tho cost Of Subsistence in the
navy during the past iw" years has
hecn lower than II was hcfor" tho
European war. In 1915 and 1915. the
report SAYS. various economies were
effected. resulting in q saving "f $500.
nnO. The daily cost To- .ations per man
was half q cent lower than for the
l?i3-l?lt period. when il WAS Il frac-
tjOO over 80 cents
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-11
FARRELL ISSUES CALL
FOR TRADE CONVENTION
wants American Business Men to
Consider Problems Arising in
Foreign Commerce.
TO BE HELD AT PITTSBURGH
council, Which Is NonpoliticaI and
Nonpnrtlsan Board Of Merchants,
manufacturers, Bankers and Farm
crs, Outlines Interesting Program.


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wa W VIM 'c'h business
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'7'h''S ma! ell .
-. ma MS "''ef INC
'ohdit'ons III foreign markets. inea-
H'res necessary 10 safeguard American
''fe'Eh trade. and the foreign trad"
Aspects OF IN" american tariff system;
'"Pera''oh III foreign trade develop
'ncnl' the American merchant ma rine !;
i'l"iSh investment OF American CAPT
'"' ana the problem OF tho smaller
manufactures and merchant. Will be
matters !of discussion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-11
SERVICE IN RAIDS
PURELY NOLI NTtItY

service on trench raids is purely vol
untary. one OF the greatest troubles
commanders have is 20 select a limited
party from the excess Of volunteers
some mon volunteer time after time
but often have to wait their turn while
others are given an opportunity
Night III" along the front lines is
weirdly picturesque" There arc flares
flares, flares as far as the eye can
reach bursting into brief hrilliancc and
;h"n leaving the night darker than
ever The slightest unusual movcm.u,
or suggested alarm sets vari-,olnr.d
sigma rockets kissing from The
trenches. Then comes tho sruttcrinv
voice Of ,mc vicious machine guns
spraying steel jackcted pellets Of
death
When driven back TO now positions
the Germans cndcavor to take udy,u.
,age Of dark nights 10 wire ihou,.
solves ia" sometimes building harhoJ
barriers eight feot high AMI 10 = dorfh
O; many feet all tho tangled mass hc
iug affixed To ron posts
some times the i;riiish also have
working parties out. There have been
cases whore " ;'hfuI flares have dis.
closed enemy Parties husily engaged
very near each other. Through some
nufat honcd code Of trench honor thcs"
parties often ar" undiSturicd until ono
or iho other finishes tho task II has
in hand. Then it is considered entirely
ethical for it to attack tho enemy and
deadly duel crsucs
Sometimes the rarcs SHOW toll
tai" white stripes a tape laid forward
In straight liucs from Il German trench.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-11
PRIMITIVE METHODS
OF FIGHTING BY NIGHT
Men Meet Face to Face and Hand to Hand in Mort Com
bat Along Front in France-New Style of
Trench Raidng Now in Use


,copyrigh,. I.ls. nv .A.socio,c1 Ir...
WITH TUE HRIrIsu AnNIrs *
FRANCE. December ,yio ,.npJ.r Ne
cenher -. The present phase Of the
hgh'inT alon. tn" british front may he
'"Ns'" az essentially iiup"rSonal h%
'"F' ""t 'h'"h'"iE personal. not 10 say
'"ii'''"''' ny night
During In" short gray winter day
light big guns back of the lighting
lines hurl tons OF high explosives
against IN" German positions The tar
gets al" far away. and on thick, misty
days TN" results Of this continuous
harrass'ng fire arc cunjcCiur.d rather
than seen. This is tho impcrsonai side
Of war.
With the comInE Of might. however
all is changed. Tn"n men meet face
to face and hand :" hand. and primitive
methods Of mortal comba, come again
into play iu the mids, 81 all the modern
niachin"ry and genius Of war. Trench
raids ar" carried ont Il" tn" British in
great numbers Few Of thes. raids
ever gain the distinction Of mention in
tho official communications. but in the
aggregate they represent - nocturnal
offensive which yields mos, satisfying
cumulativ" effect upon the German
casualty list. hu, many prisoners are
taken aud useful Information obtained
TRI:Nt'H-RAIDINt. STYLES
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-11
KAISER BACK IN BERLIN
Returns From VISIT To Emperor Charles
In Ills Camp at tustro-IIunEnrinn
Headquarters.
Rs Associated Press !

BE Associated Press
BERLIN, December 10 'via SayVillep.
Emperor William has returned from
visit to Emperor Charles. The Ger
man Emperor. who was accompanied
by Field Marshal Won IIindcnburg Wis
tied the Austrian Emperor IN his caniu
at Austro- hungarian headquarters
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-21
Equitable Must
NotSue DenUer
dndRioGronde
New York Trust CompaIy En-
joined From Pursuing Fur
ther Litigation for Con-
struction of Contract.


san Francisco. Foh - I'll.
Equitable Trust comuau, Of Nr.
ork was onIouod permanently iodn.
from fu 'thcr p:uco'dugs ia ~. suit
,n New York suing iur Huustructioi
uf the contract Ug which m, Denver
ana Rio Graulo railroad su1runteed
the Interests lu IA" Western Pacinr
railways so. 100000 ut-t murtgaxr
bonds ana the deficiency .n its sinKng
fund fog 'ho redemption of The bonds
The injunction Via ISSUED ny luds"
WIN g. Van Fleet u tho United
States disIrict court whu lssuod a
tomporar, restraining order M the
m1ttor June ~ i91.
Nc also ordered thHt the Denver
y Eio Grand. railroad Hnd the Nil
souri Pacific u.IVHt hr mad" par'l.
lo tho rccciNor-hlp proceedings uu-
der Which tlc Western Pu"ihc uov
is being operated
Tho Denver a itIu Gundc and lhc
Missouri PaciGc wcr. given thirty
days 100 which rp intorpl'ad. srttlng
np their rights
Tho restraining order oui"incd the
Equtnhl|Trust cumuuuy from bring
nF amy oth,. uDiuu involving com
tract y othr Denver 4 no Gr1ndc
gu1iauryJ rvpcpi .n this court with.
out FIRST securing The courts sau.
ito.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-21
Many Aeronaut
Says Eestimate
" as CutDown
Original Figures Called for
$7.6O0,000 for Service but
Only $4,000, 900 Is Asked in
Appropriation Bill.

Washington. I.h. captain
Mark Bristol head Of the navy 1ct1-
nautical service 'nHny told the house
naval committee .Hlt his estimate 't
a. uu. GOO as the ...t 90 the navy aIr-
craft needs hnd boz " reduced to the
$1,000 coo asked rr in the p"rdiug
appropriations bill vithou, his hoiu ;
consulted
Captain Bristol .ldcd thai he die-
approved ..-.r'tly Daniels prnpusp'
10 establish spec . flying corps n
t.r navy.
10 complete M, Iropcsed hvo-y"nr
building program lr the na'y can
tain rristni uid total expenditure
~ nearly S2anH. ueo ON aircraft
would bc nrCes.Hr. Thrre win De
IS t"ropiauc1. rf N diri" Jules u..
Gftv-threc . k!tr llc-ds with the
fCot. n said 700 nroplnncs and ni
teen hitt balloon opcratmg ir"iu
stations for coast troll two advance
base units with Ncnty-iour aero.
planes, two dirig - and fVo hU
balloons and pro. Ion Cor forty is
acroplancs for 'H. naval militia
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-21

u,i Vitn tho outllvod .u.f 200 tar
ns '1uii u' l"brucd TODAY W|ro com.
muucuop with Dhthuablu DN ape
p'Hl"d iu Hr interrupted
tn" d"i"ht oi 'lt11us W4. hirfru
az u IuIt,l @ On, or tN, usu 0, Vt.
declared r' that fwo. however. tb,t
NIlJ .td -urco.dri oul. n driving
ht.h small band OF ,urrtuau
troops
Gru,ru G1tIn. romm1udtutc ~
Juptrf Hud today thu villa had with
HIM e number 90 -ub-,hioi.. Including
Pablo Iou,2. thc mlu WIN b.. tlcr,d
O." hn'" commanded the nludii4 Who
waasu,i.t eighteen Americans tut
other tprcisnct4 90 santa N.1prI Jan.
uar, ~ last THE other leaders. Gcu.
cral iHNil1 said. were Martin lup,t
taudalarn ',rautcs. cruz Domu
puc1 NirolH- lirtuando1 and ppdrb.
aud jesus RodiisuDI Altogether tu,
w,rc supposed Goo has, uut uIorr than
thr", hundred mru
N,lla today W1~ boo tn, p.,l.h mos
mountains mot ttr from rusIhurt. bic.
according q" GpNirt who Indicated
that th, movement Cpl },u,ra i,r.
terra ont OF chihuahua 'Ify u'-ts.d To-
determined .0nrt with lHrr, tur,oa
t" wipe "ui Villas srull tut., Iud
DHptIr, the lr1dcr himself
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-21
c. Schmidt Captured, Another
OF Outlaws Killed and Third
Wounded and Again Under
Detention.
DWIGHT B. STEVENS
SHOT BY PRISONERS
Daring Plots Climax Comes
When Prisoners, Freeing
Themselves, Telephone Gar.
age to Send Car TO Jail.


Ei Pa.p Ten. Feb 20 ..t schmidt.
on" Of tn nvc pr.soucts who broke
Ia 80 pemiuz Y NJ. Yesterday. WIS
captured oarle tnda, fourteen miles
outs ." of Las Cruces. according to a
long d.-t Inco mes npo ocoIt,d horr
The polv uf ShcrIu y U stephens uf
Luna county has arrived at pcmIne.
cor tho nNc who escaped and kilicd
me hCrlu at Eilc"u Yesterday Bro
their nIght oniv FrancisCo Nco-ta i.ld
" Dt h'oy were az lipert. purYlcd
uN pu.-e.u"n early to-day pashl,,
ana Auo-tp are believed to ap headed
norm uf Gincou. pnshl,y's real name
.. believed to he \ - smith Tho
point ~ which Schmidf vus .tpturou
IS souih of Rincon.
Whcl arrest, nv pu.s"m"n
Schmidt was walking along the ruil-
,ru1d trnch carving e revolver Hc
war covered ana urdcrcd iu drop
'hc weapon. lie made no attempt ~
re-lsttnce.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-21
Resolution Passed Calling on
President TO Present All Pa
pers in Relation TO Occupa.
tion of Kingdom.
ROOT SECRETARY OF
STATE AT THAT PERIOD
Executive Expressly Permitted
to Use Discretion as to the
Amount Of Disclosure to Be
Made Public.

Wushin siuu. Feb - Tho -.nat"
today adopted 10 resolution Do. ChuIi-
man Stone uI 900, fpfo.m relations
committee asking President Mls.l
30 submit the CORES spond,ucv between
The United states nul Korea vhcN
Japan ur'upi'd th, hermit Hr-dou
during no fu-su-l lIpln,rc vHT Al
nini-tfutipu lead d.4a. p Wt4 .aid. wan.
to use The Information .l r.pN go
Ehhu Roots attack uu Ibr pres dent
hecnusc ro protcs' was mad, AGAINST
the occupation OF RoigIum
Mr. Root was secretary 81 STATE"
when iaIau took Korea
senator Stouc'a ro-ulu' ON calls up-
on the president tu transmit if not
Incompatible with the puh.io inter.
correspondent ot ~u much thereof
~ .u his opin uu may be- made pubiID.
between official reprcscntttiNos ui the
United states government ana tho
representatives OF Korea rotating tu
the occupation ~ Korea md cstnb-
lishmont of e prutcytoratc over said
country hy Japan during or as am in
cidont Of the Ru-so-Jap1u'-' war u
I90i-G5"
Administration officials said today
They proposed To show by the corrcs-
pondclcc thst the United states was
bound by treaty to aid korcn. where
az the treaty with BrlEium provide
onl, that the United states should re-
spcct the neutrality Of Bclfium
The treaty of tNN2 between the
United states and Korea conioihs The
folluw ing article
~ other uowors deal uniustly or
opprcssiycly with either government
the other viii exert their good Of
ficos on being informed OF the case
20 hring about pn omicahl" arrange
mcn' thus showing their iricui''
feeling
They declare that both Colonel
Roosevelt .is president and NJ. Root
as spcretatv uf state. ignored uu lp-
peal from Korea
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-21
WHITE ADDRESSES
EDUCATORS MEET
IN DETROIT TODAY

Detroit Mich Feb. ~. Thrc"
organizations affiliated wrh the \a-
uonnl Eduoouural association. which
arc to hold conference aud convon-
,iora here 'his week. began their sos
siuns today
~uperntendouts OF public nslruc-
tiou n fv, atutes arc to sp"nk IN rural
school subjects ANan y. White of
Santa Pc, " VI and Earn * -
Clurk of cheyenne Wyo. ar" ON the
program this afternoon.
: national bureau Of cdu.ationnl
te~oureh Goo prevent waste of public
education 0ud 20 conserve cducatinu-
al r,-uuro,a Wis advocated to-day uy
FIabk " Gallpu uf BOSTON ut the
opening session OF fhc Society of tui-
lrao Teacher lt fdu,utiou. Nj B1l-
lou proposed that hs plan ro pat boz
operation through IN" United states
buroau uf education nr ~" Russell
sage or Rockefeller foundations.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-21
THINKS DAUGHTER
KNEW N0TH|NG Of
POISON CABINET
Father of Lambert Girl. Found
Dead in Chicago Park, Be.
lieves She Did Not Know
H. Had Fatal Substances.

chicago. Fob -l- Frank Lambert,
father ui Marian Frances Lambert
with whose murder VIII ~. Orpoi. her
former admirrr BE- charged, testified
TODAY AZ the inquest into hi, daugh
tcr's death that polsous which he u-cd
Tor spraying shrubs were Kept locked
lnd that ho nchcvcd his daughter
knew nothing of them.
Chemical analysis OF the Rirls
stomach had shawn that cyanide OF
potassium caused her death.
Lambert said that when his daugh-
ter failed To return home ~" nighl
before Ne found her itulcn body IN
the woods he though, she might have
cloped with VIII prp"t lie said ihn'
ho trlophonod 90 Madison. WE, o.
nnd out whether ptpet Was there and
'uilcd tu locate him.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-21
VILLA ATTACKS
CARRANCiSTAS
AND R0UTS THEM
Rebel Chief With 800 Men As
saults and Drives Back Con-
stitutional Force Under Gen.
e:al CavaZos.

IN Paso. ToN, Feb. 2l.--Fraucisoo n
Nilla, the oullaw'l Mexican leader,
attacked with three hundred men the
forces oi General Jesus Cayayus at Gu
sihuriachic last Friday ana drove ca
vazos With the remnant ut his men
back tu Chihuahua 'ity according to
private messages received nom chr
hunhua 'lty ChyaHpr had three hum
drcd men.
General Luis Herrera, military
commandant at Chihuahua, sent out
4 large force yesterday for the pur-
pose 81 attacking villa The 'arianA
troops have not set come INTO con-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-21
COAL OPERATORS AND
MINE WORKERS EXPECT
AMICABLE SETTLEMENT

Nov YORK. Fcb - Prior 60 enter
ing the Joint conference todnS to Hr'
range a ue~ wage agreement. repre-.
scntntNcs of tho anthracite coal cope
orators and The United Mine Workers
of America expressed confidence that
an 1micahlo settlement would bt
reached
Reports of The Joint meeting w'r'
completed hy the OPERATOR oi pre-
lminary meeting this afternoon.
An address hv President John =
white IN support of tho W.r"r- ic'
mnnds was the first item on ihc pro
gram after organization
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-21
i~Ctpi>G PHi>I>EH> GtI
NHDtT ~ IIptE's START

D,ming N NJ Feh -i-In lali
delivery here Yesterday uoruing ut
".'u DlU,k hNc prisoners made their
c"'uN" ihpv are Ffan''s'o Nc"tt'. /.
"' "s' "I w"id'i. j.. 81. S'"'i ana
hh''i ''l'N'" n"'fI'ir w
i''-h'. ""'f' ore "th' Joe
i'"-'" 'ANi"h' 'h' '-'"P~l pliN
"n'i. Nn' were h''d'd Tor ~" M'N
i'll ''f''l ih an 'ul"ih"'il'. h'" ''
h''' .I'li "'I"l' ln' d''''l' N"F
hluNp ava posse '"'Id 't t"iln'd.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-21
PRESIDENT FILES
FIRST PRESIDENTIAL
AFFIDAVIT IN IOWA

pcs Moincs. towa, Fch. 2i- Presi-
dent Wilson TODAY filed an affidavit
with " Nlicn, secretary of state.
as candidate for president on the
Democratic ticket AZ the presidential
preference primary tu hc hcld IN Iowa
Apul IN This is tho irst prcsiden-
ual affidavit ever filed IN iowa, as a
presidential preference primary w,ll
hc held iur the iirst tmo IN this siIte
IA AprL
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-21
Ger,nanEmbdssu
Wants MarshdHs
Taken OGShips
Representations Against Fur
ther Presence Of Federal Of
ficers on Appam Entered
With State Department.

Iitt Evening llrtali ....Hi IS rcl
Washington Feb. I,Dprc~c
tou- ueuiu.i he pt .,, of t'rit"d
States deputy marsh .u the cap.
turod British liner AHH.m. % GcrmnH
prize in Hampton Roo. N,rv uHd'
'udIs Geo the stat. d.. .m,rt Dos thr
GrrWHu cmnas~N
FI1Do won Hattie rYuusclor co.
the embassy. discuss. .H. whole sub
io,' With Couu~cllor I.il g. WI,
said fIr white the embassy realize
thu' feature was out . 'hr htuds 60
tho state dcpartm' and 10 the
courts tf was auNiuu. .u SNOW whrH
4omD d. sion might H, expected
Tho presence uf 3D., Wlt4huls W1.
objected to II was Ni ho,nus" %
ya4 feared some f. '.u might de-.
vciup.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-21
Dit I~Ip\ AIlItTS Va. TiDi
land CNiiiDil>I

FIUTWIU'U MT 'U" N
decision .u tho phircYs r1runf rf-'
affects oN'-R piece OFF tHo HuH H
california. according Zoo tho Hr.'tnI
vcroroIs ofUpc and several million
ut dollars worth Of and- nre con
nrmcd tu the state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-21
TYPHUs CROSSES
FROM MEXICO TO
TEXAS, IS SAID
State Health Department
Makes Public Reports 1t
Has Received. Disease Is
Spreading to Inland Points.

Austin Tcv. Feb Typhus tc-
ser has ,rnss.d into Texas FROM
Mexico. according to reports received
az tho state health department and
made known today The disease iH
spreading 90 inland ports 'hcsc re.
ports say Dr " \ Davis. state
health officer has s"nt warning To
h"tlth oiircrs IN IN border counties.
\ supply of Huti-'yphus serum has
been obtained hy he department.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-21
LANSING ASKS ron PROMPT
REPLY t.NIspI>a MAILS

Washington Feb 2I- Secrctury
Lansing today a.kod the Lrudou for-
c.eu office 'or prompt replies tn the
American notes protesting tsn'T
-ciaurov pf mails nud lruIust app'l-
cation Of the trading with the rucui,
act against American arms and .r-
forests
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-21
cIRN\\ Ei.OPI.ANI> RAID
Itit ttH<Is~ NNI'NI\T

li"iuu tFh i.undont, Fob - An
official statement says German naval
aer"phurs sunday dropped q large
nunIH'r of bombs on the nrfudronio
dud camp ii Fru'ss ih West lflhndcrr.
b
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-21
ciHN\\~ HEprisE UN.D
t,t;i\ NDi NITNk p\ USER

Berlin Feb. - Nia London 3.l'
y. m' l.opulsc of nrltsh hand
srouJd' attack against the uow Ger
man position un the Yser canal north
81 Nrir. was announced today boy
th, German war office
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-21
CORPORATION TAX ON
MINING CONCERNS IS
SUSTAINED BY COURT

Try Evening l.r. Leased wire
Wasningtou. F,u 1.-The supreme
court today upheld the corporation
tax as imposed ur.n mining compa-
ni.s
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-21
Huge Sums Demanded to Com.
plete Operations of Current
Fiscal Year and Start Com.
ing Ones Activities.
REACH ENORMOUS TOTAL
OF sl0,400 ,OOO. 900
Two RAID h Aircraft Report
ed From Sc lin III Official
Stdtem"a. russians 0ccu-
py Lake WA Area.

I'f. IN IIIA Do NHUN N fUI
London .." - Iu o.. ml laH
i't"ut.r A..u,H introduced two lotcs
'f 'r'df Iu. house cot commons
toda, Ih. ur,mirrs .pe.,h Was
continued ,purrN tu in, Uuau,.nt
ASPECT ui .ho present situation uo ref
"r"n,. ..ug mtdo to military affairs
M aru,iH
Ma NsI4.th Todd tnp house th, the
dait 'Np,uditur. IRON NpII q fu Iul1
- OF .i-i year Was "a. 500. .uUN. from
JuIt Is u sep .rm',i o. "a. 500 600
iiuW september o. Geo November .
.iiau.1uo. from SO. rmh.r O.. Fob
ruuN 'f. 1916. between tt. fou. 900
and 80 100000 Loans to Great nrt-
tur allie. dnd to the dum.uiuua on
$50. o.u1'i last amounted tl .Fh
a"n.""" iirtW,uu November und ~
Tia, amount l"uurd was t,l,60O. 900.
u1. .uH total of ilsN pO0. zoe
pnc Of the votes is fo. 100000 900
tu finance the war until March 81.
the end "f the current financial year.
aud the other Ton 1900. oCo.o0O to
START the rev financial year.
'uc of the important debate, Of the
w,rI the house ct lords wilI begin
tHm. when the question of the
.p-rH gahuHts IN the Jloc ckudc
arises
con N .u., .H. ph.hp Snowden, so
ciIuI WIIl raise the question "f peace
terms
.u. amount voted iu lgtl the
votes of credit since tho war hogan
wi. thus roach tlo>-. -.utu.0po. Thcsc
t'- b. not represent the total coat
N, uHf Is large sums furnished
r'tcnuos are also used tu dcfray
ihr t,U.uaos
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-21
THE DAY IN CONGRESS


Military aud nNal committees
continued hclf".s on national
defense.
Debate on p, 'fiice aprropri-
ution bill was o. mcd