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HI:NRiCO TRANSFERS.
Sr+rn Deeds of Bnrgnin aud sale
tEnOIIltiMg To Sl.NnI.

Wliian =. cA.,r-. trustee to Tas-
W"li iiEhtiooi, Jr., acres Near
Meadow stations. in Icnrico County.
October is. $1.S90: So.
tiarvie Realty Corporation TO o. !.
hunt. lot - in block in the plan az
cherokee place August -, 1915, tax
30 cents; $40
:. + Waddii. clerk. 10 Tax Title
toinpan;, lots and il. block u in
the plan of Fast JcnniuGsvillc. Feb
Tuary -. 1916. tax 20 cents: 81
sam" TO SitnIc lots and :. in block
* ais" lots ? and /" in block Il in
the plan Of East Jeuningsville Feb
ruary -. 1916. tax 80 cents; $40
Same I" same lots 8 and in block
10 in tn" plan OF East Jcnniucsville.
February -, 1916. tax 30 cents: 81
Tax Title Company to A. ~ Harvey.
!"i3 and Z in block II; also lots !
and in block - and . and 10 in block
- and and : in block 10 in thcplan
oil East icnninssvillc. March l. 1915
lax 50 cents: $40
y. - Ramsey 10 laura t. Bressard
lots 81 ami IS IN block IS in the plan
OF Colonial i'lace. section &. February
%. 1916, tax S3.60 ST.
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CHANGER, RELEASE DEEDS.
rem Rricnse Deeds. Amounting T.
S.SS,11t


II. y. Phillips. trustee. 10 Mrs N
Is Haynes. 22xlO9 feet ,:cs, limo Row
iand street 20 feet IL inches north of
Maih street: also onc-ha!f interest In
- hv'eS IN Goochlanh County. Feb
sam" 10 Mrs. NJ. *. Dicken. 4JxS3 feet
inches at the southeast corner of
sixth and leigh Streets: also two par
no. given also "ne-half interest in g.
acres in Goochland County rebrm,r,.
IS. 1915 $500. u"'
g. same 20 Miss T.. y. Haynes, aex12S
north of Clay street: also 3Gxie. feet
on RIVER Road. in ChesterfieId t.oun,v
near the city. February IS. 1915, sS.5oo''
r Fairly a,ose es 81 aiS trustees. TO Daniel
March g. 1916. ss2s. "'" street
II; / Richeson ct al. trustees. IN
n siri' e &. nonlig: 25xliS feet north line
street; also feet adjoining above 10,
March 6. 1916. s2,4205C. wv
90 sutton. trustee. TO j. ". Rloun,
Southeast .Sea , ,nrnes By 10 feet q, the
iEa,rfeld Streets. February ~. I" "i';'
s,d II =. cephay, trustee to Rober, II.
Paul H' Stree, % o. co ." fee, west line St:
street. March 8. 1915. si54 80 reuerai
7, 'ImiS - SchoInburE. trustee. tn W
r. jackson ct ais, the same uropor,,
= i neseri s III deed next ahove' March
-, W. 7. Miller. trustee 20 I.n,,
linz - inches by AZ fee, north
III I'M broad Street. 20 feet :.
6 ne east OF Eighteenth Street. March
G II; X Pollard. Jr trustee. % Hon.,
Ia IA! 'erTsiein, - feet II inches nv
10 feet at the southwes, cnr,e,
,oIr ana Clarke Streets March
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ENGLAND MUST BEWARE
OF GREAT GERMAN FLEET


has halted the shipbuilding activities
OF its predecessors. whose policy. in a
general way. is stu being pursued
The aerial service alone has expanded
tenfold during the war. Furthermore,
we have purchased large tract OF
land for aviation training. for the navy
will always require its own special air
service.
NO prophet can say what the future
returns between Zcppelins and heavier
;han-air machines will be II is desira-
, bic TO have liGhter-than-air machines.
from the naval point of view, TO sup
plemen, the efforts of the fleet by
scouting. We are developing this form
of airship.
al no time in history has 40 great
Ian amour, OF shiphuilding capacity been
used for the production Of warships as
since the war began. Not only ~ the
amount unprecedented. but the process
of making ships was never run at
greater speed; never before in the same
time have so many ships been turned
out.
THE fleet is now far stronger than
, before the war. except in armored
cruisers, tho losses Of which have not
been replaced. Ou- superiority in
these cruisers il enormous and incon-
testahle
The number of gums has also grown
greatly"
Mr.. Balfour said they were not sat
! iSncd with present progress. The real
limit OF speed in shipbuildinG was i'm
posed upon the admiralty bv labor
I In stating that the navy's personnel
had been doubled. he said no further
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CHANGER. TRANSFERS.
Eleven Deeds OF HnrGaiu and Sale,
Amounting az S:;53.O.

$. V Franklin ct ais to W. =. Frank
IN ihr property known as NO h3i
Same to same. -fourths intcr-
est in the same property rs described
in deed next above. January I, 1916,
tax $50, $40.
G. l.. Mountcastlc ct uX. 10 NJ. L..
Hubbard. twenty feet on the east side
OF TWcnty-iifth Street, near N!uc-Alilc
Road. March >. 1915. tax >" cents:
c. L. Ludwig 10 Il. l.. I'arwood.
o3xl2n fcct south line Taylor street.
seventy three east of Meadow street.
March 3. 1915, $3.50.
II. laratcr At ais. lots s.. 81. :. ard
rs in block y III the plan of Chamber
laync Court. March /, 1916 tax 81 so:
SIa.
Pearl r. Screy ct viz, To T.: r.. Muir
ply \ Son. ~ feet 1 10 inches by iT9
feet inches north line Hanover Ave-
nue.. -. feet half inch west OF Elm
street February -, 1916. tax $50:
Henry (. wallerstcin ct ux. to Rt.
Rev. Dennis J. o'Conncll. IS 10y i2i
feet cast line rhirty-third street. 2%G
feet south of Leigh Street. March 6.
George w Harrington g, ux. to J..
Lee Davis ct al COZ IA feet at the
northeast corner Of Park Avenue ard
If. Il. Pollard. Jr.. ct ais TO Edge
wood Realty Corporation. Is feet "a
Street, ~ foe, > ~ inches north Of
Dobson street. March |, 1916. tax
81: SO.
Matte y. Lewis ct viz. 10 Charles g.
Lewis. her husband 2SXill feet north
Tildcn street January g. 1916. tax 81;
$40.
w. b. Smith ct al. special commits
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>iomers. to James 7. Sloan. lsoxilo fee,
al tn" northwest corner OF Kansas
and MARYLAND Avenues: also 5ooxl2O
feet at the southeast corner OF Kansas
aud Maryland Avenues; also 395xl2o
feet west line Garter Street, 100 feet
south OF Kansas Avenue also 25lxll?
f""t cast line Georgia Avenue $50
fc.t south Of Kansas Avenue also
i""Ni - feet at the southwest corner
OF Kansas and Maryland Avenues. also
%G"Nl2" feet at the southwest corner Of
PENNSYLVANIA ana Florida Avenues: also
N"Nll1 feet AZ the southeast corner of
also ! ); acres on the west side Of
Meado" street, near Colorado Avenue:
also feet N tn" Southwcs; corner
Of !'owhatan hn'l Meadow Streets. June
y, 1919. SG,0nc
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on any ocean in the world a, this mo-

on any ocean in tho world AZ this mo.
ment
Mr. Churchill. following this hopeful
summary. declared he had received
from other quarters a less Satisruc.
tory account Of British naval prcparn-
lions than the statement by Mr. bal
four would have led one to SUPPOSE
said. that the present attitude Of pur"
strategic passivity would not have
been the attitude of his admiralty
board during the year 1915.
Il am sorry 10 strike Il Earring note"
said Mr.. Churchill, but IL is not a
note OF ccnSurc or reproach, though IL
Is In the nature of a warning"
There must he no relaxation of adj
miraity effort. If Il shortage of naval
material should occur there would be-
no chance in the future FOR recovery
There should be no limit flXcd bv
labor where the British fleet il con
ceined. The vital units Of the fleet
must be the first charge of our labor
resources.
THE great German navy has been
built under the special care of tho EN-.
peror. at vast expense and toll. Can
we conceive that the German govern
mcnt will he content TO allow this navy
TO remain in the Kicl Canal If there. ia
nope that II can in any way inhucnc.
Germany has completed every vessel
begun before the war. If ours are un-
completed. solid reasons must be aiven
TO justify the postponcmcnt or delay"
AIR RAID DISPENSE
BITTERLY CRITICIZED
Mr.. Churchill proceeded to criticiz.
the air raid defenses, asking why 1t
was not possible now, as ut the begin
ming Of the war. to raid Dusseldorf
and even t'uNhaVeu
He urged Mr.. Balfour 20 "for,iry
himself and vitalize aud animate the
admiralty by recalling Lord Fisher"
The present lack OF driving power
and mental energy" he said, must not
he allowed to continue.
Lord Robert Cecil, Minister OF Block
AIDE. announced that the government
had entire confidence In the local CO.
operation of Italy in succorinE Serbia
aud Montenegro. a warning had been
Issued to persons publishing attacks
on Italy in this connection, he said.
The blacklist" of merchant shin
pers In the United states, Argentina
and Uruguay had not been published,
he stated
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yesterday by tho Electrical Depart.

Yesterday oy inc Electricai Depart
ment:
Jr.. 23l1 Nenable street. ten fixtures.
Same. for same. 23l3 Venable Street
ten fixtures.
Same. for same. 23ll Venable Street
ten fixtures.
Same. for same, 1909 venablc Street
ten fixtures.
Same. for same, 23o7 Venable Street.
ten fixtures.
Same. for same, 23o5 Venable Street
ten fixtures.
Same. for same, 2303 Venable Street,
ten fixtures.
Same. for same. 1901 venable Street,
ten fixtures.
same. for same. 23l4 Burton Street.
ten fixtures.
Same. for same. 23i2 Burton Street.
ten fixtures.
same. for same. 23i0 Burton street.
ten fixtures.
Same. for same, 1905 Burton Street.
ten fixtures.
same. for same. 1904 Burton Street.
ten fixtures.
Same. for same. 23o" Burton Street,
ten fixtures.
same. for same, 23o0 Burton street,
ten fixtures.
Same. FOR same, , North Cherry
ten fixtures.
Same. for same. North Cherry
street ten hNturcS.
Same. for W. Z. Evans. 6l4-A South
Laurel Street, fifteen outlets
Same. for same. 6li South Laurel
street fifteen outlets
Same. for O. G. Peers. 81 Chamber
layne Avenue. one one half-horse
power motor
Same. for same. 700 seminary Ave-
nue.. moving entrance.
Morris Hunter, for United Stores To-
hacco Company, South Nineteenth
street. two twenty-hve-h horse power
motors.
Same. for Builhite supply Company,
"a south Ninth street. one seven and
one half horse power motor.
W. e. Catlett Electric COMPANY for
s. II. Perrin. 1921 Grove Avenue. four
teen outlets and fixtures.
Same. for r. NJ. Anderson Il Co.
Woodrow street. near Jones street,
eleven fixtures.
Same. for Odeon Thcater. one two
horse power motor.
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MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENTS

ne Administrative Board authorized
M i"lioWinS improvements yCstcrd,y =.
city Engineer was instructed to " al :.
Ncit,Se Tor bids for the cons;ruction
o, sever TO supply houses Oh the west
sihEton and Park Avenues me hi,ts
[" pc rcturnable March IL. laiG.
NY Engineer instructed 10 have .he
'uiitraEtor Tor the repair work TO re-
a. me corner of Ninth and Bank
hids FOR the laying Of granoli,hic
si"ewaik paving on the south side OF
Hroad street. between Twenty fourth
and Iwenty-tifth Streets, were opened
ana referred To the City Engineer for
tabulation and report
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SUPREME COURT or ,ppt,,.

ne supreme Court OF ArpeaIs cor
w I,"' , ihestSeLdhy morning at IL O'clock
hracey vs.. Commonwealth. SuRSm uG1
'iansc! W. Commonwealth. A,e,.s
Re >, ,McNulty and Mr. Wilson for
,., rppciiant, and by Assistant; Attnp
,,gy GENERAL. for the appellee, and snb
rov ecimrltE Loan and Trust Comnanv NC
until r.. d, a'''E argued ana continued
Next cases to he called.
,ni Mo; TIes,Ii,Wn.aashinston and Old Do
rrir and W.nf w: Westinghouse Eiec.
., No ais "'--fu!nbull ct al. vs. Ruford
NM p, "n-Shanks ct ais vs.. C'alvcr,
Mortgage and Deposit Comnuny
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Charming PEGGY. at the n,iou.

In tn. Triangle lnce production.
'1'eg;cy. with the efferroScemt Billie
Burke in the title role the BijOu Tie
alter offers one OF tn" most charming
pictures ever shown in Richmond. Prac-
iicaily every element that goes to the
making Of a successful photoplay ma
be found in this whimsical comedy. H.
thc first place. from the viewpoint Of
the spectator. Billic Burke is at her
very hiliicSt, in that She attempts no
ucavy work. but appears as the ire
prcssioic ,omboy that the great Amer
lean public has learned to adore. and
her graceful hoydenish. so 10 speak.
IS almost as vivid on the screen as or
the stage. In the first place, from the
producers point of view. the story. for
the most part, Is extraordinarily
pretty: the cast IL crowded with typo
actors of unusual ability. and tn" Iii
rcCtion and photography are OF the
highest character known, certainly a.
vet Peggy" - we'll worth seeing
merely as an example OF the art of
photographs developed tn its height.
In addition. the story and its threads
embrace such wide variety OF sub
jcCts as To make it suitable to Drac .
tiCailN cNSry taste, or would INA Ike it
That Tut for one unnecessary. dragged
IN ana wholly unpleasant episode.
which doesn't advance the plot or aid
in creating atmospheric" one iota. For
tn" rest, Peggy is light comedy. IRE
serted with all the resources at the
command % one of the most artistic
producing companies in the motion pic
bli;hc. bright comedy--asde from the
fact that. for once in way. they ar.
correctly spelled
Dourjas Gordon
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cmANcEnr DEEDS or TRUST.
Five Deeds of Trust. Amuunttur 4,
SOL 10,

Daniel j. Farrar ct uX. to t. = Kos.
81 al, trustees. 2SX62 feet east line
Third street. ,? feet south of Duvtl
street March 6. 1916. $i.31S
Robert u. STOKES g, uN. to W. c.
line st. Paul street. 90 feet north of
Federal Street. March 4. 1916, S4@4.
III. H. Baker CT ux. tn ~ B. HutZicr,
trustee, 60 1-2 by $50 feet at the south :
east corner OF Foushcc and Grace
streets. March 4. 1916. Si,4SO
Abraham i.cpkcn ct ny (" w T.,
Giinn, trustee. ~ feet = J.: inches by
u feet, north line Broad Street. &c feet
- inches east of Eighteenth street
March q, 1916, $2.3G0
X. NJ Lynn ct uN. TO u. II. Pollard
Jrr trustee, locxli5 feet at the south :
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At the Movies To-Day

REN-"rhc Hcnrt Of HOnitu,"
with Myrtle Gonzales.
iSiS-EuEcnic Bcsaerer md Stciin
RakctO. In '"rhc Circular Staircase"
nlJOU-Hiili. burke, In Peggy"
COLONIAL Violet HOrner. In
"'Thr Marble Heart"
ODEON-"A Romuncr Of Rich
niond." with local amnteur east.
NItrOR-'srhe Strange CnSc OF
Mnry Page" with Edna Mayo and
Henry Wnithnil.
lII~rLE-Marie Dor0. In "DiplO-
macy"
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STiNGs TRANSFERS.
tour Deeds ct bargain aud SALE
tmounting to S6,1I0.

Emma l.. Ncunic To Z. W Eidout,
53Nil' feet at the southeast corner OF
!, 1916, TAX site. so.
y; J.. Adamson ct ux. 10 Henry -.
Malthhli. d0Nli& feet west line Of
The corner Of Forest mn Avenue.
March /. laIT S:,i:I
+. ". Long 81 uN. /" Mary L Ely.
5pN 20 :crt west line of Lee street 50
rect north OF tn" corner OF Stouewa II
street May }, 1915. TAX $50: SD
y. y. i-tugrcw. To Winnie Moody
ats ." feet Vest line Fifteenth street
being lots - and - in block in the
pian OF Fifteenth Street Addition Feb
ruary y. 1915 S3Gi.
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HENKIco DEEDS OF TRUST.
Five Deeds OF Trust. Amounting I
-

w y. Palmer to T. J. Crawford trus-
zee. = acres on the osborne Turnpike
about four miles east of city. March
u. 1916. s.G5.iI
Mabel NJ. Barber g, vir TO q. f..
M"iI"i trustee. lots II. IL and II in
hlock IT, section !. in the plan of High
laI,i springs. September l. 1915 sSS6Gi
EIvina l.. Glaze "t viz 70 7. w.
'iat N"' trustee. i2l acres on the cast
sue OF tDc county ROAD. near Fair oaks
STATIC March !, 1916. s26i0
y. VI. Johnson 1T vir. TO T. =. Cox.
trustee. lois and in block q: also
10Y ~ M block q. in the plan of
SiSl.o0 - "
Phiilip Miller CT ux. to T.. +. Cox.
.ruSl;c. lots - and 23 in block f. in
/, 1916. $3.50
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CHAPTERS ISSJrEn

hanlers We're issued by III. st,,.
follows: yesterday as
noahokc Grocery Specially Comparv
900: pIlI,Sm, Roanoke. Maximum. SIG
NJ 'Hn r'' $1,000: par value. 500,
SeI,eiary' b"th of Roanoke
mit,inimond Mortgage and Loan Cor
non. = p MIL n,chm9nd Maximum. 800.
W:;,I -. noiihrd Jr. president: Clinton
w mans. secretary and treasurer hniL
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BUILDING PERMITS.
Three building Permits, Amounting IN

Permits for new and repair work
were issued yesterday by Building In
spcctor Butler as follows:
NJ ;. FULLER to build two two story
brick dwellings on the west side az
clarke street. between DmvaI and Jack :
son Streets. 10 cost $4,000.
w. II. Franklin, 10 build Il two-story
frame dwelling on the south side or
NcStham Avenue. between Thirty
fourth street and Park Avenue. Forest
fiili Park, TO cost $1,000
Armour n Co. to repair brick shin
pinS office At 307 North Seventeenth
street TO cost $50.
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"rsTINGs RELEASE DEEDS
"se deeds. Amounting

~. J.: Manson. trustee. Ia y "
ner' ""Nirs feet at the southeast cor:
OF Iwenty-iifth and Snr,n,S;, y,
- ,n;S Woodland Heights. E'chrI.r,t,..
,ssn nnstses TO Capitol Building and I.o.n
i2"NS5S feet west line rn. hanks $;
ee., %" Feet south of tho corner ~ -
S5ee zen Avenue. February ,. 19IG "a
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NARRlAGE LICESS,S

Marriage licenses were issuod
a.'r &c, or The Hastings Court Yesterday
1ohi j. Mansini and Resale Frances
Norris ;. Shcfferman. Of WasIinrton
ahu DeanN Splgel. Of Eicn nnnI = -.
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HUSTINGS DEEDS OF TRUST.
-Four Deeds OF Trust. Amounting


I. w. Ridout ct ux. TO \. l.. Adam
son 81 ais. trustees. 33Nll5 feet at the
southeast corner OF Fourteenth and
Perry streets March |. 1916, $1,000.
Henry - Waithall ct uN. to a. L.
Adamson trustee, lots . and 10 in block
:, in the plan Of the \Vpat Nancbestcr
land Company's property. March 2.
1916. $1,000
same 10 \. y rettigrew, trustee, the
same property as described in deed next
above. March .. 1916. S5S.91
Nuntc Moody TO same, trustee.
"sA 10" feet west line Fifteenth Street
being lots % and % in block in the
plan OF Fifteenth Street Addition Feb
ruary rs, 1916, $4,000
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cnt
The health and discipline OF the
men of the grand fleet" he said, leave
absolutely nothing to be desired
No GERMAN CRUISER
MENACES COMMERCE. NOW
While admitting the return of tho
raider Mocwc To her home port, Mr..
Bal!our made the positive statement
that mo German cruiser is now in n
position to menace British commerce
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PLUMBING PERMITS.

Permits were issued by Plumbing In
speCtor I-anders yesterday as follows:
East Canal street
!. II. chappcll Il Bro. FOR Lorenia
Johnson. 80 Greenwood Avenue.
same. for John Ross. 81, Greenwood
Avenue.
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the hGhtins a. Verdun has shown that
it maintained admirab!y It's reputation.
When tn. war ~ big movements comes
and tn. French advance has once more
begun. il viii give a good account or
itSc!' liz the hour Of great decisions"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-08

the of IA limited
smith pho
the theb
expects dc
April yiI
n is
1 Of nnd wllc
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Colonial Attraction.
Niolc, IIorncr and an all-star 70!
cast Will present The Marble Heart
at the Colonial to-day and again to
morrow.
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Douglas Gordon.
Odeou Draws Crowds.

OdeOu Draws Crowds.
Increasing crowds are docking to
the Odcon to witness "A Romance Of
Richmond the romantic drama filmed
here and acted by a cast composed en-
tircly OF Richmond people
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"Diniomncy" Ends To-Day,

Diplomacy" the Victorien Sarfou
play which has been shown in it's pic
ture version at the Little Theatcr with
Marie Doro in the leading role will
bring it's engagement to Il close with
the performances to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-08

east corner of Monument Avenue and
Lafayette street. March .. 1916.
SSSyl
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Mystery story at Isis.

The attraction at the Isis to-day wi
b" tho Mary Roberts Rinehart mystc,
story. The Circular Staircase" in whic
tuSeEi. Besserer is featured
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ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
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HENRfc0 RELEASE DEED

"he Release Decd, Amounting In
, 500. ="
l.. Cardweil ct al. trustees. 10 n
-. Ihr6ckinorton, . acres on ,hs o.
10 ne lurnpike. abou, four miles eas,
VI me city. November % 1918. sSno
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HEN VIE WITH EACH OTHER
~ COURAGE. AND DENOTEDNESS

February =" our men WED with each
srher i'll courage and devot c,mcss. liz
~ evening, after bombardinentS from
9TH sides of extraordinary violence,
ar batteries received the order to
'ovc q, the Cote -du- Poivrc. whore they
..r!vcd almost miraculously without
faSsrs. February II was a great day
- hat a massacre OF BochcS. II was
Ihei that the French and German
l. oops disputed possession of hill 3ii
We pounded into the German massc.
each gun trying to Guido the othc.
The enemy infantry advanced and re-
;T"ated by turns, and we followed il
perfectly. lcngthcning and shortening,
wr range according to its movement
How many victims we have made il
would he impossible precisely to say
hcaps and heaps Of them, that I can
flirm.
"a German regiment coming out of
E'he HaumOnt wood and another coming
rom SamoRneuX toward tho little hills
Aero caught under our fire ana literally
hoppcd up. ! assure YOU that men
rhom wo left behind on the field Of
attic have been we'll avenged.
Our field artillery in the course or
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1916-03-25
HIGH DUES ARE NECESSARY

indianapolis, Ind.-Writing in the
Carpenter on the necessity for high
dues, Secretary Frank Duffy, OF the
brotherhood OF Carpenters. says:
AS business institution advances
and gains i'll power and influence more
money is required for running cx-
penses, and that money, as a rule, is
freely forthcoming on the principle that
the larger the investment the greater
VIII be the net returns. With labor
unions, however, that principle does not
seem to apply, at least il we are to
Judge by the attitude OF many union
men.
TO their minds, the larger and more
influential a labor organization becomes
the lower should the running expenses
be- They combat every attempt to in
crease the per capita tax on the as
sumption that such is not really neces-
sary and that an organization OF. ior
instance, 100000 members. can be run
on the same monetary basis as a union
OF $4,000 or less.
"On such basis they expect bene-
fits entirely out OF proportion to the
per capita tax paid. They expect strikes
to be financed elaborate organizing
business OF the organization conducted
on the most approved, up-to-date lines.
Some there are who expect much more.
but they never stop to figure out by
what means such a financial miracle can
be performed with the resources avail
able.
These members do not realize that
the spread OF democracy and the de-
mands OF the industrial system OF to-
day have placed greater responsible
ties upon the labor unions and exact
more from them. The unions have to
meet conditions that were unheard OF
in the past, administration expenses are
much greater, and strikes cost thou
sands where hundreds sufficed in form
er years. Cheapness OF that kind
is in no sense economy, and is dear in
the long run