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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-23
EAST SIDE
= NEWS -
Joyful Service.

a Joyful service will be held in the
Diamond street NJ. E. Church, Christ
mas morning at $50 Come and help
to celebrate the birthday Of the King.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-23

Word has been received here telling
Of the serious illness OF Miss Rhea
Griffin following an operation in Mar
tins Ferry. o. Miss Griffin is for.
ner Warrington girl and her friends
here are sorry to learn Of her condi-
ton.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-23

Mrs. Vincent Sick.
Mrs. Marcene Vincent Is quite Ill
at her home on Hickman Run.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-23
win Go Ia coIfax.

Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Carpenter, OF
Diamond street, will go to coltax on
Friday evening to spend Christmas
with Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Irons.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-23
Remember Hartman's $500 Suit Sale.

Dressed Turkeys at Robb's.-Adv.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-23

Mrs. J. H. OFT and children arc
spending the holidays with the for.
mers parents at Rymer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07

While the financial district generally
may no; be ready "a subscribe Ia tnis
sweeping statement {: IL obvious that the
confidence OF the trading public az least
in tie war stocks has suffered some
diminutio'i. The reaction has been the
biggest yet seen. and inasmuch as de-
clinirg prices always create doubt This
alone would account for q certain hesi-
tation. Tho peace talk AID tho earnings
reports by certain companies which did
not, como " To tho most enthusiast
expectations have also been factors.
The result is that a comparatively sm al
amount Of buying came IN on the re-
action. ON all previous setbacks the
public fairly tunibled over itself to &c:
stocks, the lower prices stimulating
rather than dcterring buying. one spec
ulator illustrates the sentiment OF the
trading community nicely when he says
III I bought stocks now and they went
down | would not know quite what %
do. II they happened TO be war stocks
I would probably GU, my losses as short
as possible and try 20 cs:ch the turn
another time. II they were in Other
issues on which 7 was more sure % NY
position I should probably bold on. bu; I
should Immediately take the ~prrcaution
Of going shor; OF sonIc Of the wal brides
as a hedge
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07
Prejudtees.

S;ocAs are popular ard uiropula. 2
various degrees. The Spectator nas
feelings toward stocks as he would
have ,oward individuals. He has strore
likes ard d!slikes. Sometimes his
prejud!ces are instructive. More often
they are based on tangible things. such
az marke: connections and Tho way the
stock In handed. But always tho Likes
M d!s.ikes are very real. incidents
hat happened years have given
stocks bad names, which they have
th-own on only after a Ions period
OF good behavior. There are certain
stocks that have held back in tine p-es-
eNt market Tor no other reason APP
parel:ly than that they could not bs
made 20 appeal - the rank and ne.
Desperate efforts have been made ~
overcome this prejudice. II has been
reported around the Street that one con -
parH 81 order 20 induce speculation in
10 stocks even went SO fay as {, take
a war order below COS; OF operation
Cor the sake of being in tho fashion.
Watcher or not this i So. tie CAM
pa.gn N thnt stock has no; hc"!! A
hril!,an' success. Il H. true thdt ji.s
possibilities q! the WA order husi-
ness helped - a'lay u~n:ayorable igeju-
does, ba' they did not remove ;htn
utterly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07
ARGENTINA FEELS
BUSINESS REVIVAL
National city Bank Gets Re-
ports Of Progress From
BucnOs Ayrcs.
BIG GROWTH IN TRADE


Tho NATIONAL CITY Bank has received
a cable from IT'S Buenos Ayres branch
telling of continued improvement In
business in Argentina. as indicated by
the official reports Of foreign commerce
and the turnover in business in Septem-
nor Bark clearings aggregated, l@1S,-
oO0. 400 pesos paper G511.65o,ooo),
cn,,nared with $4,000, Quo Sas2.3op,-
0ooI In September, 1911. Business fail
uras during Soptsmber aggregated about
half .hc number. measured In assets ana
i,.hili,ie. repor,cd I'm tho same months
n car aro.
I,u,,,s ,otaIied 100. 000 nON gold pesos.
.nn cold ,,..so beiur worth about ?siy
ra,, r.,i,c6 mates money. IN the u.uc
,,nr,rs ,-,,n Ja,pory 70 October.
,~,i"s. % 40 ooo in tho sar.. per+od Of
- ,c,, h.f,ra I'M. ,xp,rts were val
"a =, A., ooo cor. as,ius, only 2sq. 400
an" WA. .ho t.ni,cI states Is do,ng
"r, - .bou.n hy %,rror,s
,rt, nn,,,ry ~ as 600 600 gold.
-, n.,,. 70 -oo ooo 4, 1.ii and .x-
-. -. .au,.ry ,,.rc 60 ooo ON
90, ~ ooc ooo la ,h, cor.
So, -, L. Io,. rl,c nuu,,er
's''u'mN -" n,ic,, c,,ores thc
" i"i,,s" "a, 80 "a.
wv. a. r,an,i, In ioi,
5t'.hs, ~, ~ ~ ., ,.rn,,n sb,ns u,.
'eps'"'D,' 49,. -, ,,t,h n,Iv
u ''"9,"
49, VIC wv - q.
Inc 'none'ery ou..ooh ~, 49,
Sl'pls on i"''. zap "'r' ~.
ihtn"s o. .nc peoPie as ooo nSo -.
''' VI 80. % 30 oon -, OCT
."n'i'ftn rt"' 49, =. q, a..
We, naa i.c.,to,s
- ,,y m. ,oo ,oo acairs, ool =
cnn nun a CO.. ,,o ,h,s r'yirg n nrn.
-. .,,. ,si.
~, n.,ohar , NJ mis- ,csr thor. uas a
,r,,rb b,.b,. ~propor,,on OF money held
II, ,Is hanks o,n,nsr.i With tim, k.p,
hy IN. peop,g. than was tho case a year
ago. 1.iii; $1,000. 900 ,,si,,r in the banks
and $50. 600. OOu u, tho hands OF trio
public ~ against 81 o.O0o held by
the banks and $4,000 %" o~utsH nd!ug
among the people "a year ago. when the
crisis w: al is height.
Argentina. however is facing a grave
situation IN III" labo. problem, due to
the great emigration @: ldpo:er> 10 EI-
rop" IN ;"-ponse 10 the mobilization calls
rom their various countries. IN '"'t
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07

Til. ou,.vOk for the stock market IS
seen by J. :. Bao.c a CO. IS as follows 4.
'Ev!denN's that the prosperity o. -ha
period IS turning over real money -
some industries IS SHOWN by tie favor
able reports OF earnings @; the Cea.!l,
Leather Company. A!ltS-Chaim,gs COM.
PAM, Crucih.e steel, &c.
IN ONE cases tn. e earnings tand tho
orders IN hand, Were reported) have
seemed IL d.s.lppc.nt Spectators. l. =
got tina; ;a-y indicated u~Ufavorable out
hook, hut that tney are 'sot .aVoriUi.
enough 10 come AZ 10 inflated cNpect,-
tons.
TIE market in wa stocks has O.er
largely based upon expectations, reason
able and unreasonable. Where they
were unreasonable prices have been uu-
daily inflated. As real facts come gu,
prices will adjus, themselves To these
and We Shall have n much saser niar-
l;".. The turn to railroad stocks as a
medium 10Y speculation sas been salts.
fuctorliy accomplished. For the present
the danger OF a runaway ma:xct is past.
There Is PROSPECT OF good further adj
vance In railroads and In ordinary In.
ru,tr.ils. The action IN war stocks
must depend upon orders received. To
p!r'it OF sucn o!ders Is undoubtedly
large, and wiki a continuation of II ,
wa? tie companies now engaged ia suct
manufactures must reap large net re.
turns aud their stock prices wili uu-
doubleday respond 70 these in due course,
In the meantime steel companies,
botl from the war side and from in
Croaslng domestic demand accompanied
by rising prices for products. must bene.
At immensely. and the steel stocks Of
good companies, large and small. led
10y steel common, will. We believe, re-
feet these favorable conditions"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.
V1nal Prices Generally show RAJ
lies from Lowest.

The market on tho Con sol.da.eI Seock
EJchans. yesterday was IN retreat durins
-he greater pat OF che two hours OF ousi-
ness Final prices, however. generally re-
Elected rallies from the lowest.
Prices OF many prominent stocks reccded
sharply. industr.als and railroads., as "a
rule. being both weak. Here and there
Shere we're stocks that held Sp better than
che rest OF III" lis. One OF these vas
Anaconda, which opened a. $50, |. o. a
point above rs mai quotation on Frlda:.
early touchcd Sea, reacted 20 siL. bat
closed - $50.
Among he railroad shares Reading was
prominent. II reiiec;-d d good deal o!
so'tness. It's opening price was Sci,
/, OF a po!r; ui.d.. i's closing on Friday
THIS proved rs hlghes; and /. !l;ar dccllne 81
q s:i.. closing a. s2As. United States
Steel CON mon opened AZ IS. ;. OF 4 poin;
undo FTIda.'s tns. figures. ranged he
tween a low OF SJil and a high Of Sc,
ard closed 4: SIS. Baldwin Locomotive
wss ono az the worst sufferers Oh the de-
cline. From - .: The opening L wen:
20 :-3is. - when IL closed.
Maxwell Motor opened ~ -. sold as
low as IS and Closed a, osh. I;L:erporo.gh
Conso.ida'ei reflected realizing by buyer.
On the -cc.n; run up. After opening az
"a. unchanged from It's closing o: 'h. Night
before. l. declined 20 @3i;. at which Il
closed.
sales Cor :h. two hours ,o:a,si :sc;c
sksrss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07
short SeIlfns.

A!;hous' i: has not made ,ts"lf cspe-
sally visible as yet "A considerable short
Position lcas undoubtedly been built up
IN the war stocks IN the past few days.
It would be q miracle Il il hadn't. ~.
var stocks. particularly those which
have teen pushed up ~furlously In IN
past fortnight. rave furnished an almost
irresistible attraction to tho traders. ami
naturally the confidence of these people
has grown and their operations have
Increased IA tho decline wen. Oh. Tnc
war stocks have also furnished 4 con-
renient hedge 20 u hong position in the
rails and coppers, Besides the trading
element. which habitually feels for the
top Of the market. there ia 4 considerao ole
number OF ~speculators w-ho vhi.. bull.
lsl on the nst as a whole, have Ions
been itching TO go sho-. Of certain stocks
which they felt were selling ~ aOsuT
prices. While tho trend was 50 strongly
upward these SPECTATORS naturally re-
Trained from carrying out tiTeir desires
bu, when the market developed lis tw
sided character short selling OF IN.
character has been quite widely H.
du!ged IN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07
GOSSIP OF STREET.


In a bull market when ordinary mar
main factors. namely. the state OF mimi
Of the public and credit facilities. pro-
fessional judgment Of the markets fu-
lure II ap: 10 60 badly astray. That
has been the experience OF professional
wall Street throughout the present bull
market. Professional Wall Stree, was
wrong or the stock market from i,s
very beginning. except when Il gave NJ
trying to follow its own Judgment and
wen. with the swim. II Ia true that tho
Stock Exchange authorities on at least
n occasion came out into tho opcr
and did what they could to check specu-
lation In the war stocks and that the
brokerage element followed their advice
by lacking up margin requirements. but
this was for reasons OF self-preser,stion
rather than anything else. Severth,-
less. as q result. a runaway market
In the war brides was checked and
now. after several weeks. "A tophcavy
speculation in many of these issues has
been IN process OF LIQUIDATION. even II
the work has NOT yet been completed
IN all cases. Al this stage Of the
earre Il is interesting, therefore. To-
note that tor the nrst time IN sevcrai
weeks the professional element IL nut
ting itsolf on record az being frankly
hearisll. not or one or two stocks. bu-
on TIE market AS n whole. Horc i a
statement made by Finley, Barre! 4
Co. In their market letter; This -
tIc tire to sell. irrespective o. III"
good news bearing oil business IN II
lines. W. advise the sale Of stocks. with
out discrimination. The technicli post
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

t. Nsv York F~ie-s' Reserve Bank
rates were : PEI cent. tr ;.ii-ty - 5:ne:y
isys and ) per cert, tor !ouge: b..s.
Open market discounts. prime accept
sLces, maturing up % a..e;y days, .iaG
%. pc: Cent.
y Co!nmeEc!s! plpe. rates w.-e :W3I. r.
,.eaI. 20. sixty . nliety asy bins and Tor
four 20 ts months hes. names: 3is q pc"
cont. ror others.
Call mooney Oh tho Hoor Of the stock
ES% :hausr last week ranged between ia
Time money remained auie. a. s,eaI-
Iat.a, Rates Se:" .h.G3 per cent. tor
aays. 3u3i. per cent. fo- four months
Ard sn3L per cent, 70. i've months.
Sterling exchange held steady. Fina.
a~uotsdons were; pe:naa.i. 4.sfs.; cables,
te;'..
cab money 81 London. 3aaA per cent;
shorI. bi,. u PEI ceat.; three
, months bills, Z ii-io 4+h per cent
Domestic exchange on New York: 81.
Louis. par: san Francisco. Sjc. premium:
. M~.nnea2o.ls. toc. PREMIUM. Chicago. .oc.
discount: Cincinnati. paE; Montreal. l5ssc.
premium.
Bar silver IN London. ESD: New York,
Soc.
..Nsw YORK Clearing House statement;
| Exchange. s497,5si,!ci; balances, S2s.i22.-
sSsI; Srb-Treasury credit balance. G1f,e<e.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07
FINANCIAL NEWS
AND COMMENT
Stocks Generally Reactionary,
With Some Issues Resist
ing Pressure.
VAR SHARES ARE WEAK

%HeAtionary tendencies continued to
enarao,rise the stock market yester-
day. 1sd.ns was on a much less ac-
Two sea than in tho Saturday session
@ Week 90. possibly because Of the
football df<actions OF the day. Never
'theiess the 'lume Of business was ma,n-
ta'ned on tn weeks average and deal
ihss on baiar, manifestly favored h
selling side. Athe same time the mar.
het had moro the appearance OF q
merely normal eacuonary movement
han on Friday. here we're practically
no Indications OF MANIPULATION to a..
6st selling ard theofYerines mad more
OF q prevailing asa, Of comm,ss,on
house liouidafion. a f.ture Of the trans.
actions being the Guasty OF mail lots.
Tokens of bearish rort were dis
cernible in the first hos. the
upturns in the later ,rad,c owed some
thing TO the covering Of nor, commit.
mentA There was evidNca Of good
buying under the market hvariovs az
rsctions and many stocks dplaved I'M.
mistakab'y underlying s,ren&,. United
states Steel. the copper mai eroup
and several of the Influential railroad
.ssue were conspicuous for ,eir re-.
sistance to pressure. Numers, n
stocks were e including k,drir
Locomotive, Westinghouse and ,nevi.
can Car and Foundry. n there va.
weakness in the group Of motor M,ks.
Altogether the list conveyed the M.
preston 10 careful observers OF Az
sponse TO technical conditions via,
hsd been compelling rcadjustments =
speculative positions for some week
past. Not only have the war atock
in particular been held By too man
persons. o only has there been to
numerous a speculative company |
them. bu; there have no, been no man
real war stocks az the extent Of at
vance in the number OF .ndustr!s
stocks. which rose eNtpvagantly, SCENE
to suggest this year. Not so long az
the market looked very much a. thoug
the public was buying moN OF the .r
dustrial list on the theory that n
majority OF industrial shares were (
gain directly and largely from war suy
ply contracts.
The reduction process which has bee
going on lately should operate 10 re
store the market TO n position OF be.
ter balance. especially since tho merl,
VI seasoned descriptions Il the raj
road ard copper lists ave been moro a,
tractively advertised by the evidenc
now afforded OF substantial business In
proven,ent. There was no obvious new
influence in yesterdays stock marke
but Wall Street was inclined to asse,
come cause for selling in h prospec
tive publication OF Wash!ngton's no,
of protest TO Great Britain agains
the blockade treatment of neutral CON
merce and in the progress Of the TOT
tonic-BuIgar forces In Serbia.
The bank statement showed an ir
crease OF s~S:,5Oo.o00 in the loan az
count and = decrease OF more tina
100000 in surplus reserve. Sterlln
exchange was steady.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07
H CURB MARKET.

Tridiu- ia tho outside market YESTERDAY
W. on, IN active scale but. mos, OF the
issues showed loses on the day. some ma.
rlur shares continued 20 take the downward
trend whioh had started OH Friday. At the
'i.-' OF iur 10Y the common sio NED . loss
uf =. athou-h the preferred sdvaDccl about
~ . point. Midvale steel was n parttcu.
'1rly NCik spot II sold off 8 points on the
day, after II had opened firmly. Some Of the
l"s- prominent stocks showed declines Of
from : points IN a traction.
bC.Uu-s ~ the motor sblrcs were less ac-
tHt than on the ttrt vious day. A. the out.
st q firm tone Vas displayed. bat later in
tho day Chevrolet sold down about 9 points
and Peerless Motor a.
Copper. were irregular and active Bonds
w-rc steady. while OILS displayed a weak and
t.a. Two so1p
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07
LOSSES BY GEORGIA CENTRAL.
Surplus for lear s52.OO5-De-
crease From stDt,Ot..

Ths Central OF Georgia Railways re-
i'oit fVl The yea .ni,-l june 80, 1919.
which WIS issued yesterday. SHOWS 4
surplus OF $4,000. against siel.o42 In
1914. Gross income was S~12.loS.lNI
ln the preceding year IL amounted to
>i4.39G.JiJ. Net income was S2,jiI.GS3,
az tins; ,2.e09.2ii in tn" year bcfore.
During the year tie road carried
l,el9.9rj passengers. In 1914 Vt carried
j.33j.2t5.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07
WTT0NSEED OIL.

f.4s market showed further weakness.
Hedge pressure was Ia evidence. Crude
Of! was sold freely al 6.5S IN the south
ear. Tho decline Ia cotton, 'asorab!s
cotton weather aud easier stock market
were against psculstive support. OH ex-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07
S~UB.TREAsURY STATEMENT.

FRIDAY.
Paid by Su5.Tveasuy 20 banks. s.,s;s.oOO
Pad 0y banks to Suh-Treasury. Ios5.o0o
LAss 10 BANKS on days trans
sctens .,.........;.;.,... E,ei7.ess
vtsus week ..,..."~-,~.. e,3va,s 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07

WASHINGTON, Nov. e.-The statement Of
The receipts and disbur sements OF the Tress.
ury shows:
This mo. Fiscal year.
Receipts. ............. SO. 1854 S23t. SIS. e0s
Dfsburseuen0-..'-.... N'sZ'.loI -o?,oI-,sl4
DeAcit. ......... N.59i.sD 81. 4H.s 800
Receipts from customs to-day. $50. .3il; in
ternal revenue. ordinary. s9.9, NJ: income tax,
~. $50. and miscellaneous. es2. al.
National bank notes received for redemp,
ton. 81, 96l.
The current statement Of the United States
Treasurer for November 5 shows:
GENERAL FUND.
Available gold ............. Sse, :s5. sas
Available silver ........-.. Il.&5s.7H
United States notes. .,.......... %.sss.li3
reserve notes NATURALIZATION. so.sss. Is2
Certified checks on banks. ........ 5S2.5oi
Subsidiary silver. minor coin and
silver bullion ..,...'....,"...... as.sss.o 4o
Inclsssihed ,unsortcd CURRENCY. Coz 6l
Deposits In banks and Philippine
Treasury ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 72.ss5,sI7
Available currency In Treasury
and banks e37, aT7, So,
Deduct current liabilities. ,......... S6,i 20 3st
Net balance IN general fund...,.,.. !2J,5J7 60
RESERVE FUND.
Geld coin and bullion. .............. Nsa rs3, lcS
TRUST FUND.
To redeem outstanding certifcatrs 81. 81. SO. sss
0Band total cash assets In Treas.
NY 23f., 1871 .sS7
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07

ports since September l tnrtll,d voc. 600
barrels, against 1000 q year ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07
J.k. Rice, Jr.& Co. Buy&Sel

J.k. Rice, Jr.& Co. Buy&Sell
I Aetna Explosives
Am. Water Wks. & Flee.
Amer. Sumatra Tobacco
Atlas Powder
Babcock & Wilcox
Childs Rest. Co.
Computing Tab. Recording
DUPONT Powder
Empire Steel & Iron 4
E. ". Bliss
Hercules Powder
lnger soil Rand
Niles. Bement- Pond
New Jersey Zinc
New York Shipbulding
Phelps Dodge & Co.
Remington Typewriter
Singer Manufacturing
Scovill Manufacturing
Safety Car Hte. & Lte.
Winchester Repeating Arms
J.k.Rice,Jr.&C Co.
pnpie- s'Vi - it,H .Iruu. :. W -. y. Y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07
NEW CITY NOTES.

Security. R4'c,i Az. Due, nd, orcr. cd.
NNTrv... Ms Sept. 10 lCr. l'h'.
Sym N.s sept. III is US l'-l. =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07

Total sales to-day. $4,000 shares same day 1911. exchange Closed
January to date l5,796.Si0. Same period 1914. 1 1882 O2
Where a e" follows a quotation II indicates n old or Offer tor 10 shares,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07

WNerc a So follows
n quotation !, .nGi.
Gates a bid or offer
Tor ten shares.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6-The statement Of
The receipts and disbur sements OF the Tress.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07
RAILWAY EQUIPMENT BONDS.

'Par value, $50. 'EI dividend.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-08
NJUNCTION MAY
STOP SALE Of
ROAD BONDS
John s. Clark Files Action in
San Miguel County Today
Which May Tie Up Sale
Indefinitely.

Fast Las veeaa, y. NJ, July Sat
torney Herbert Clark. acting FOR his
father, State Senator John :. Clark.
today filed a petition for an injunction
directed to the county road board OF
San Miguel county and preventing the
board from paying the two per cent
Of San Miguel couniy's proportion OF
the $500. 600 state road bonds TO Kelly
and Kelly and Arthur Seligman, ouy-
ors Of the bonds. The injunction is-
sued from Judge Leahy's court and
L. returnable July l4th. II ls expect
20 to have the effect OF tying up the
road bond sale, completed yesterday
In Santa re. save for the formal trans
fer Of the bonds. at least until the in
junction has been argued. Status OF
the bond issue thereafter remains In
doubt. The petition filed by Mr.. Clark
recites that the county road board has
no power 10 make any payment OF
percentage az a refund or otherwise
TO the bond buyers and asks hat such
payment oe permanently enioined.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-08
ZEPPELIN DRILL IS
NOW PART Of
DAYS WORK
London Factory Forces Being
Taught How to Behave
When the German Air
Raiders Come.
IAs,oclaied Press Corresponasncel

ANHHfNAaNfh fFhs NANffH lHNFFN'fl
London, June 2s.-"zeppelin drlll'
has now taken its place alongside the
familiar IRE arm In some London fac
tories and business places. In a few
cases respirators have been provided
Dy employers and weekly or fortnight
Is r%espirator parades accompany the
Zeppelin drill.
For households, advertisers are
furnishing neat placards with "Direc-
tons for conduct In case OF air raid.
one suc card bears the following
brief Instructions:
Don't gO into the street.
CLOSE all windoWH and doors on
lower floors.
Keep buckets Of water and sand
upstairs.
Have resrirators handy in bed
rooms
4 housewife writes To n newspaper
To describe the steps she has taken 10
protect her household: Every night
the bath tub upstairs Is left half full
OF water. on every landing | have
buckets Of water and respirators. and
all my family have been advised to
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low to be within easy reach"
4 school mistress writes advising
parents to accustom their small
children to the use Of the respirator:
1t would startle a child consider
ably. she notes. TO oe awGkesed in
the middle of the night and have a
r%espirator clapped oyer It's mouth"
There is no unanimity Of opinion
even among the police authorities ms
a. the proper mode of procedure for
house holders in case of Zeppelin at
tack. In most places the police have
advised people to go into their cell
lars. but the chief Of police at wind
sOr is sure his Is inadvisable. His
code Of directions. which reads with
q matter 81 fact common sense almost
Yankee In its directness. is as follows.
DO not congregate in one room
or ln the basement. as has been free
iy recommended. some OF the bombs
recently used crashed through roof
and floors To- basement and then cx-
ploded. Again, 10 gas bombs are
used, the cellar with doors n win
dows closed is not @ haven OF safety.
In a few words: In the event uf an
air raid. put your trust In Providence;
have something cficacious on the
premises Tor coping with a are in its
earlier stages ciench our teeth and
de- your best