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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-25
EVANGELIST DENOUNCEs
DANCING IN SERMON
Klein Says Jazz Should Not
Be Allowed in Homes of
Decent People.
SAYS HE IS JEALOUS OF NOAH
Tound Favor I'm Sight OF God When
REST OF World WINS on Road to
crditioh'" Preacher declares In
Pace Memorial.


Evangelist G. A. Klein uses many
original methods to impress his mes
sage upon tho minds OF the crowds
that flock to hear him at Pace Me-
mortal Church.
His subjcc, last night was: "of
Whom Am Jealous" lie said:
Friends, am jealous Of Noah /
am no: jcalous OF any OF The other
OH Testament worth!cs am not
Jealous OF Abraham. do not want
Goa To try me ana ask mo to sac
mice the life Of my child nor am I
cnEious % Daniel. for do not want
TO he thrown into 4 lions den. DO
grand old Elijah do not want any
old Jezebcl OF q woman on my trail.
No. SIR Blu, / am Jealous OF Noah.
Why? because he found favor i'm tho
sight or God when the rest Of the
world was on The road TO perdition."
itnps Modern Music
During his scrmon he pnia his re-
spects 10 modern music. saying. IN
part: Jazz should not be allowed I'm
the homes OF decent people. History
has testified that love. genuine love,
never walks hand In hand with the
ballad singer or minstrel. Music
should be always clevating, but now
II IS often degrading to the extreme.
Young people are swept of their
feet by It's suggestive harmony, rush
INTO marriages only 20 find three
weeks after they have been united
'hat they are not congonial. Then
they hurry TO the divorce courtg. II,
the PrcH!dent Should utter words Of
remarkable wisdom. only !cw roo-
PIE would be nbic 10 repoat them
within month. hut lot . popular
song be launched like polly Wolv
Used Ia Work. But She's wi7c GUY
Now, and IL Will be known BY mil
lions IN short while
Mr.. Klein. assisted hy Choir Leader
Titchheld. VIII continue his work
during tho coming week. Tho sorv.
ICES begin a. 7:4j, at which time he
VIII preach on tho "Dnrco.,
Prrnch"s "ripc-I.ine' Sermon.
ne preached Yesterday morning on
THO p!p"-L!nc sermon" lie plainly
ana 'orclhiy brought TO his corrrc-
cation tina; there was no use or let.
,ins God have large portion and tho
d"Til IN" res, o. Il. God must have
MI OF you h"re or none AZ all. lie
SAID: NO rian you'd marry my
woman who would agree to tive with
hlm portion % tho time and 1--we
" TN another the other norton" Mr.
Klein Illustrated his sermon by tho
Use OF blackboard, showing tho in
c'"asirG power that Cod would give
10 He children II they would civ.
th"ir entire self 10 Him. Mr.. I,itch.
field sang fear Not Israel" and
%hut IN Alone With God"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-25
"DOUBT|NG THOMAsEs,"
THEME OF HIS SERMON
Subject Of Rev. W. +. Gibson
in Broadus Memorial Bap-
fist Church..

The Blessedncss OF Believing"
was the text taken by Rev w l..
Gibson. the pastor. IN his evening
sermon. In Broadus Memorial Bap-
list Church Yesterday. In part. he
spoke as follows:
IN the days between our Lords
crucinSious and his resurrection from
the dead. the disciples Of Insms 1ers
in state of creates, gloom. de-
sponGency and despair, especially
Thomas. In his view. Il could not
BE- possible that Christ could ever
come from the tomb and ne alive.
He did not go TO the upper room
with the other disciples on the nrs;
Lords day. 10 had no heart TO go.
"But the other disciples. who met
together III the upper room. had the
great JOY az seeing the Saviour in
his resurrection body. And while.
10 these men. lifc now had It's
charms and its joys deeper and
sweetcr than they had ever known
before. Thomas vas yet in the bit
terness OF dependency. They tell
Elm that they have seen the Lord.
but Thomas is In such wretched
hopeiessness that he cannot accept
thelr statement regarding this mat
ter.
1T was wrong for Thomas to re-
ject tho testimony OF his brethren
regarding the resurrection of Christ.
but In his doubts. he was altogether
sincere and honest. There Is n diff
terence between an honest douDter
and Il wilful unbelicvcr. The honest
doubtcr does hot want to doubt, he
longs TO believe, and would give
anything In the world 10 have his
doubts removed. lie is wrytchcd
because he cannot overcome the dli,i-
culties In the way OF his faith. and
would hail with delight the removing
OF all his fears and misg!vings That
he might cone into Tho peace and
Joy and hope OF q believer I:u. the
wilfui ,nhcli"vcr nourlshes his
doubts. he does not want to believe.
he prldes himself on his unbcIier.
You talk with him and he makes
sport OF tho trustful and confidinE:
he seems TO take delight In Tho
thought that he Is not as other mon
are. he Isl able TO reason out things.
and VIII accept nothing that he does
not understand. Th. man who thus
brides himself on hts doubts, and
paradcs his difficulties, and takes de-
light in his waywardncss has in him
the evil heart OF unbcliet. He Is not
Ike Thomas, an honest doubt,r"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-25

respect 10 The good things OF tho.
world. Lazincss ana csrc!cgsncss are
not Indicative OF great picty. But
contcntIncnt does mean tina, when
We hav" formed our plans with care
and prayer. and have put our best
powers Into their execution. that we
Tar take the results as Gods answer
TO the prayer. To such a man Coo
says: BE content with such th!ngs
Is &c have. for will never leave thee
nor forSake thee. " We can honestly
accumulate something beyond the
daily need. ana not set our hearts
upon 1t. but be ready 20 use IL a.
our good or the good OF others may
demand, neither God nor Ills saints
viii say nay. Bat /: our plans do
not succeed az wc had hoped. The
cody man does not Become sour.
frct:ul aud unh.,i""iHg: he knows
God does al! thin"S tor thc best. and
ne is ap!c TO say VITA -. Paul: 4
nave learned. in whatever state am.
herewith to be content
This state Of mind and heart is
found only in those who arc rich in
their love toward cod. This love
casts on: all fear ]. is not in such
man 10 make gods OF the things
OF this world. and thus sell his soul
Tor mess of pottagc. He would not
IL he could, accumulate n fortune by
u!shoHeSt HetHouS' ior Ac KNOWS that
II would profit him nothing II he
should gain the whole world and lose
his soul when II came to the end os
this little span Of life. Alexander tho
Great. the conQuerOr OF the then
known world, gave orders that when
he was buried, his hands should be
left exposed from the coffin as n
reminder 20 others that. though he
was the acknowledged master OF the
world. he could take nothing with
MIN when he left y. Shrouds. they
say, have no pockets. We brought
nothing into ;nc world. and X Is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-25

been relieved and my hearing is q. *.
once more" said Mr.. II. Il. smith. or
ISL East Oak street, Louisville. Ky.
The catarrh was so bad in my
head and throat that a times I would
almost choke and the head noises and
buazinG and ringing in my ears both
cred mo nearly all the time. also
suffered badly with my kidneys
Il read in the papers about Plant
Juice and saw where It had relieved
q man l knew and who had been
troubled as was. and so ! started
taxing this remedy. rs | said before.
the catarrh has been relieved since |
have taken Plant Juice and my head
IS as clear rs a bell ana my hearing
is good now. The kidney trouble has
neen relieved also. and | can say that
Plant Juice is simply wonderful. and
wouldn't take any amount o! money
for the good il dill me-
Plant Juice is sold in Richmond ut
TraGlc's Drug Store; in Petersburg
by Morrison, tho Drug Man: in Chase
city by the Chase cts Drug Co..
Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-25
AY WITH THE MINISTER'S THE 10LIPrTS OF RICHMOND
STRATEe|C ELEMENT IN
OPPORTUNITY DEFINED
Not Found Either Before or
After 1t Has Passed, Says
Minister.

Rev !. p. IIunley. the pastor.
preached in Hanover Avenue Chris
tian Church yesterday morning on.
"Thc Hour Is Come" lie spoke. in
part. as follows:
"Of what hour is the. Savior
speaking when, In the opening
words Of His great prayer, lie says:
rather. the hour Is Gomez II is
the supreme hour for which lie had
come into the world-the hour OF
His death /; was the hour of which
the prophets had spoknc when they
declared beforehand the suncrings
OF Christ and the glorins that should
follow II was the hour forecast
by type and shadow and symbol. 1t
was the hour toward which all
revelation had tended u was the
hour OF which Jesus. Himself. often
had spoken In the IrG; days cf His
ministry ~ you read the. gospels
you nnG that lie often declared that
Ills hour had not yc, come. H!4
enemies might try TO take Him: His
along to what they thought should
be the climax OF IFS life. little
knowing that IL was TO be the death
of the cross. but TO all such He
simply said: Ny time is not yet
!hih!icd; mine hour is not yet come
Hu;. nov. the hand on the dial had
moved TO the hour set by the de-
terminate counsel and foreknowl-
edge OF Cod. Father. the hour IS
come" And that hour found Him
ready. The altar had been pre-
pared: tho fire had been kindled:
the sacrifice. white and pure. was
TcaGy. And. after the shame. the
glory Father. the hour Is come
IF lie, 4 IL.
There is a Strategic element In
opportunIt5'. 1t is no, to he found
either before the hour or after Il
has passed. I; is TO he found when
tie hour strikes. Great dcstia!es
arc decided whom the right man an
swer7 10 fhc right hour II +; then
mat the door OF opportunity swings
inward and entrance is easy There
il time when the door Is shut md
fast barred. and the answer TO ,hos.
who knock is Too late. yc cannot
enter now There Is a tide in tho
affairs OF men which. taken n, tho
food. leads on 10 fortune. Omitted.
all tho coasis Of their life arc bound
IN Swallows and In miser!cs.' Esau
sold his birthriaht for mess al.
Dottage ana then lost The patcrnal
blessing bestowed upon Jacob In
stead. He afterwards found no
place for change Of mind In his
Father. though He sought 1, Gill
gently with tears. Israel. "A. Nadcsh
Barnea. might have entered Canaan.
but for unhelc: They saw ,helr
mistake too late and. though th.v
prostrated themselves I'm the dust.
they were sentenced to wander
forty years in the wilderness and 10
dc on Tho march wlThou, so much
as seeing tho land To the sleening
disciples In tho hour OF His arrest.
Jesus said. sleep ON now and take
your rest. Behold. he that be.
trayeth M Is a, hand They could
have watched with the suffering one
during III" hour OF HIS supreme
anguish. bat. instead. Thcy slept.
And God had TO send an angel 20 do
what they might have done"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-25

charity organizations. which have al
ways resented the competition of
theSc independents. came out Monday
with statement which viii jus.
aboat murder tho business And fall
Is coming on. too.
Five thousand bcggars OF nj, kinds
III New York have been collecting II
daily average OF 100000 or $4,000.
ovu Il year. the statement or the yarl-
GUS opposition organizations agreed
This Is $50 4 day for the average beg
gar. and is considered TOO much. No
tair figure was suggested, leaving
the public 10 assume that the subway
ana sirect-cOrner casuals are utter
iy, understanding.
Imported HcGgnrS.
For information on hccCins there
Is no authority like our famous old
friend, Diamond Dan O'Rouric. the
tremendous Bowery saloonISeeper
who was there on the old line when
the vanished plug hat saloon
was mere skull-cap. and the flea
bag hadn't lea 10 Justify the name.
In the old Eoncration--in the dav
Whcn Roosevelt was Commissioner
In Police Headquarters. just over
ther" on Center Street Diamond
Dams hackroom was known as n sort
OF ranhandler's rotory club. Tom
Lees place At No. .. Bowcry. not far
away, was another headquarters. and
Lee spoiled the whole thing by I'M
porting several hundred workers
from Einky Dinky's in Chicago. at
ms own expense, to work New York
He brought on fit-throwers. dou-
b'e-jointers. sore-arm workers. cry
babies. gilnps. phrRlytics and crItch
WALKERS ana for q year you couldn't
near anything along tho old Bowery
by cheyenne said old Dan. This
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-25
MADE-IN.CAROLINA
EXPOSITION TO OPEN
EBy Associated Pross.l

CHARLOTTE, y. c., Sept. a4.-Wi,h
the arrival here today OF Governor
Wilson G. Harvey. Of South Carolina.
and Governor Cameron Morrison. OF
North Carolina. plans were complete
for tho formal opening tomorrow of
the second annual Made in -Caroiina's
Exposition.
More than 5000 separate indus
tries Of Made-in Carolina products
are represented.
At least 100000 persons ara ev
pectcd TO attend.
Textiles. automobiles. tobacco. tires.
motor accessories and agricultural
products are some OF the moro inn
portant exhibits
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-25
INQUIRIES
SCHOOL
OPPOSITE WIII.IAM BYRD rARK.

OPPOSITE WILLIAM BYRD PARK,
fully accredited private school fo-
Richmond Boys. Small classes. Indl-
viduai attention. Experienced instructor
Lower school for boys from six TO ten or
eleven years C.. age.
FlFTI-EIGHTH SESSION WILL OPEN
SEPTEMBER Is.
The principa! will be st tho school
house dliiy from 4. NJ. TO IL NJ Resi-.
dence phone. boulevard 3s.3. Schoo,
phone. boulevard Az. wri,u for ca,a
lcguc.
JOHN r. MCGUIRE. Principal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-25
Five Fall tn Death

CHARLESTON. w. VA. Sept. %
rive workmc", employed by the
Glenn Rogers Coal Company, at Glenn
Hoscrs. Wyoming County. were
killed to-day when hosting bucket
loaded with stone fell down a 700
FOOT shaft, crushing them to death.
Glenn Rogers Ia an isolated mining
town.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-25
FROST ON BEGGING BUSINESS
IN FAKERS' MECCA, NEW YORK
Clever and Wealthy Gotham Panhanders of Today.
Who Are Being Attacked by Various Organiza-
tons. Had Nothing the Old Timers

NEW YORK. sept. where,
maybe. in this long green land. the
sum is shining on tho crippled beg
gar and tho straight working street
corner pan handler. but ;hcrc's frost
on tho business in the suckers nee
en-. IN" grattcr's paradise. New York.
Fine business locations on the sub
way stairs and heats along Broad
way which steady. Industrious
moochcrs built up and defended
against competition in recent years
nave been abandoned in the last few
weeks.
II Is tossu p whether the state
OF affairs which is now CAUSING. So
much worry in tho two be@gars'
ciuprooms. ono in saloon basement
on Elizabeth street. The other in n
'pedkc'Sy on Second Avenue, should
be ciassed as police news or business
troubles. TIE grief set in when the
police recently sna:chcd captain OF
the Industry and discovered that he
was keeping his family In vr'"ar
luxury at one OF the good hotels and
behaving himself in ithe dign!ned
manner Of business man In the
bosom Of his family after his days
work was done This gave scandal
because heggar il expected to live
in hotel. subsist on scraps and
cruSts. and get drunk at night on
2o-ccnt snorts OF 2p-ccn. stun.
Get saG.0GN,0OO n Year.
The police rounded up some OF the
best beegars in New York and the
heal once more tho ancicn, sore Of
the world.
America has sirned once when
she refused "a be party to league
OF nations: she has sinned twice when
she rejected the proffcred mandate
over Asia Minor. which would have
put an end forever TO the persccu-
tlon of the Armenian Christians
Shall she sin third time and so
become hardened i'm her guilt. By
tiddlins in drunken debauch of man
mon-worsh!p over an Ubiquitous
tarii. when tho flames OF another
world confiaGration are lcaping in
the horiZOn?"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-25

made VIZ ont OF the word CHI be-
caus" they all came from Hinky
Dink's
SOaped EyeIids.
'TEey have had some good work
crs in tho business around here the
last few years, but don't see that
they've got anything new that the
boys didn't have IN my day. There
vas a fellow named Papa Johnny In
Lees crowd that invented the soap
trick for making his eyes rcd around
the lids. Just little soap would do
it. and the inflammation would last ali
day. and tears would roll down his
face. Pop was grca; worker. lie
used TO say his wife and baby were
lying dead out Yves, somewhere and
he'd flash telegram to prove It.
tell!n; how his other li;tle girl was
all alone without any money. JccZ.
how Papa mopped up!
Then they had a guy named Sticks.
because he was an artist with the
crutches. was training Jim JEFF
fries for the Sharkey fight at Concy
Island. and about "a week before the
ing. so We take him UP on Broadway
10 ge, him Slushsd up a little hit so
he would have something 10 work
off In that week. Some OF US got
pretty well bottled. and as we com.
down Forty-sccCnd street, here comes
this guy Sticks on his crutchcs.
Heat JcGries Running.
JEFF sees him and he says, JccZ.
Dan" hc says. that guys in tough
shape. and he hauled of and give
this guy sticks n poand. So you know
this Sticks looked bad. SO | offer To
give him hack his finn. II he can
heat Sticks down to Forty-tirs; Street
and back. We'll. Sticks throw down
burned up his dogs you'd have
thought Jeh' was giving him The bat
all the way. He wins, standing ny.
and Jeff says. 'JccH he says IL!
never fall for one OF them d-m graft
ers again az long AS | live jeff kept
the stills. but they only cost 30
cents apiece at the supply house in
those days.
Keep Sore Arms Inhealed.
Another thing they still do is 10
keep their sore arms iII wet bandagcs
at night. 1t takes Il lot of pain and
trouble 10 make Il sore five or siN
poisoning. You've got to irritate it
with iodine and coax it. And il you
don't want il to heal up again Oh
you. the thing TO do is keep it in
camp rags when you aren't using il.
"DGt I've been seeing these new
fellows and girls around town and
I'll say they're az good as the old
timers and most OF them have gut
more sense because. from what /
hear. they've all got hankbooks VIII
them.
after all, IL amt what you make
that counts. hut what You save. In
my day they used 10 say your dough
would catch cold il you didn't keep
1t moving. In the days Of my oil
place when they called mo Diamond
Dan there wasn't dime on the
Rowcry from Chatham Square to
Cooper Union that ever got n chill"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-25
HAD BAD RINGING
SOUNDS IN EARS
Plant Juice Relieved Catarrh
and His Head Is as Clear
as Bell Now.

II had such n buzzing and ringing
in my cars from catarrh that I could
hardly hear at times, but since have
taken Plant Juice tho catarrh .has
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-25
Lions Meet Tnninht

The regular meeting OF tho Royal
Order of Lions. Richmond Den. No.
l2S. Will be held IN Henry Hall. at
Belviderc and Main Streets, tonight
a oil
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-25

Pythinns To Hold Session.
y number Of grand officers OF the
knights Of fythias will attend tho
meeting OF 1vanhoe Lodge. No. "a
knights Of Pythias. 1T Eagles Hall
tonight nj s o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-25

-It's absorbed easily
1t relieves pain quickly
Ifs a gentle Laxative
TINGLE'S LAxO ASPIRIN
Ask your druggist for the
Three Point Fox" Therapeu.lc
Research Laboratories, WISH.
lnEton. d. c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-25
Mrs. ROMILLA STEPHENS
Stomach Trouble?
Take This Advice

Martha. w. VAT was al! run
down ia health and was 40 weak l.
could hardly 30. Had stomach irou.
bic. gas would gather and my heart
bothered me. I would have to sit up
in the bed al night and bclch. Ny
nervous system was all run down,
too; IL seemed | could not endure
the least noise. | tried good MANY
kinds Of medicine. but didn't get
much relief until began using Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
Favorite Prescription. and Pleasant
Pellets. Now. I can say I feel al
most like II new person. have also
used the Golden Medical Discovery
for throat trouble ana fohnd II good"
Mrs Romilla Stephens. Route !.
You can put yourself i'm the pink
of condition by obtaining DR.. Picrcc's
family medicines. In liquid or tnblcts.
from your neighborhood druggist
Write DR.. Pierce. President lnvalids'
Hotel. Buffalo, n. Y. icr Tree con-
fdential medical advice.--.Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-25
NEVER BRINGS
LASTING GAIN, SAYS SAUER
Has Ruined Nations and Has Brought Cup of Bitterness
TO Countless Thousands. Asserts Pastor OF Beth
lehem Evangelical Lutheran in Sermon

Taking az his subject. "Covctous-
ness Rcv. %. -. S1ucr. pastor.
preached In bethlehem Evangelical
Lutheran church yesterday. in part.
as follows:
To covct means 20 have AN lr-
regular. imord!natc. unlawful. wicked
desire for that which wo do not nos
se"s' and cannot innoccntiy possess
Covetousness is a sin against The
ne!Shbor. y large psrt OF the worlds
sinS owe their. parentagc TO covctous-
ness The class distinctions and riv-
alr!cs. labor wars, tho cap!talist.,,
combines and other methods OF on
preston. arc all largely fathcrcd by
II. The lust FOR land. for commerce.
i"r prestige sets nations to cuttin.
each others throat. II Is the same
r!"n 20 :hcet and forgery AMI bust
"css deception and gambling. san
others IL leads to cugag" In trades
and manufacturing which arc the
cur" and destruction OF mankind No
wonder u loving God. who desires
the welfare oc mankind. for time
and eternity, thundcrs his command
mcnt from Sinai: Thou shalt not
covet'
covetousness never brings lasting
gain. covetousncss has ruined ma
lions. u has brought the cup Of
bitterness 70 countless thousands. 1t
loses man his friends. II DESTROYS
his peace oc mind. IL often leads 70
a State OF minds and to efforts which
destroy his health. But sodl!neys
brings gain. We have the word OF
God for IL that II is profitable. "hav-
ing the promise OF the life that now
IS. and Of that which is TO como.
ITO be cody does not mean. as
some have Taught that Ia ,nr-
Sess no property. Jesus never dis
paraged wealth. He never indicat ed
that ii vas SIN TO earn money. Con-
'cNtmcnt does not mean that ono
mus: b" careless and Indifferent with
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-25
NO HEARTBURN
FROM THIS
NEW ASPIRIN

Many folks terroriIed with
headaches fear to seek relief In
aspirin because OF flatulenco or
heartburn afteruard.
TlNGLE'S LAXO ASPIRIN
holds the pain relieving Quail.
ties OF grains OF genuine
aspirin plus new qualities which
counterfeit tho discomfort that
often follows the taking Of pure
aspirin alsne.
A mild diEestant has been
added. as we'll as gentle laxa-
tive. These two combine to er-
fectively remedy tho cause OF
the pain. The laxative aids In
removinE body poisons which,
when pent up In the system,
cause discomfort and oftentlmes
severe pain.
TlNGLE'S LANO ASPIRIN
81 the scientific product OF emil
rent chemists whose wsrk ia
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-04-03
GERMANY LOST 1899 U-BoATs
Paid Dearly for Submarine Activities
AGAINST Allies

Germany paid an enormous price
for the submarine warfare she waged
during the World war, according to
figures from the war archives of the
German admiralty, recently made
public. Out of total of LOLA cas-
ualties among naval officers, excluding
marines and coast artillery, 518 per-
ished in submarines; SO more were
slain in aircraft battles and only four
out of every ten naval officer casu-
alties met death in their element for
which they were originally trained
The exact number Of submarines
lost during the war, before the fleet
surrendered to the allies, was, accord
ing to official figures, exactly 100. The
commanders of 40 Of these vessels
persisted with their ships, as indicated
hy the ominous dagger sign before
their names in the official lists
The virtual certainty of death for
all engaging in submarine warfare
hindered toward the end the activities
and enterprise Of German submarines
and made it Increasingly difficult to
get crews to man those floating collins.
The Zeppelins made but Il little better
record. as % out of % rigid dirigibles
we're lost during the war proving TER
table death traps for their comlnan-
ders and the entire crews