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The Washington herald., 1916-04-15
Stocks Decidedly Slow.

While there was no particular weak
ness in the washington list investors
were not In the market except when
tempted by concessions, Stocks were de-
cidedly slow. bonds absorbing most Of
the activity. to the extent of s3ooo par
value. Capital Traction Sc sold at l07;
Potomac Consolidated 5s figured at 100 10,
and Railway Is sold at 80 3-4, with the
exception Of one $500 bond, which changed
hands at 81 3-s
In the stock list small lot of Con-
tinentsl Trust set a new high mark for
that stock at 126. Washington Gas,
quoted ex-dividend, was offered at n,
with Is the best bid. This compares with
the same asking price and the bid one
point higher on Thursday. when the $40
dividend still was on One sale Of three
shares at rs 1-2 was reported yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-15

L75a2o do. per basket, IOOals: carrots, PEI
bunch, 5; caulifower. per crate, l.7ja2.3; celery
FleyidR. per crate. I0a2 90; eucumbers per basket
2.1aLU; cymbliug<. per crate l.Tja2oo; eggpants
per crate, 2SOa1So; kale per bbl., sjAs5; Iettucs
Florida, Ter basket, l.0OaS %; onions per sack
2ooa225; do, TeXAs per crate. ,.6oa IS; peas psl
bsssst. 2sOa5Oo; parsuips, rsr box, 5Oaeo peppeFs
psr crate. 25Ca3Soi popcoTn per boa, Tsas; pots
toes per sack. 3ooa3l0i sweets Per bbI., Aos3.S
TamI. p<y bbl iSOs2,ooi squash. Der bbL. l.sas
LfsI Ihu',arb, per dOx. seaIOo spinach. per bhL,
l.Sal.Si tomatoes, Florida, PeT crate, LT5a22 tuT
RiIs, Jsr bbL, l.ooei-s0i d., yer sex, 2aio
FBulrs-Apples, per bbi.. GeosLOo; cranbcrriss
per hbl.. soozo,1; de-, r,ef boz. Lisss0; sraps
butt, per box, 2fSsSco; lemons par boa, toosi %
OFunsss rcr crate. 2o0aico; piaeapplss. per crate
L50ale
LIVE srocK-vsal calves. prime, per Ib. lOalo4
DO, medium, b., sassi; spring lambs, fat, per ID
lksiA
DRESSED GooDS-Drsxed hogA, small. ger ID.
uhIlh; do, medium per H., u
HAY. STRAW AND CcRS-Hsy, best timets~y
per ten ooi mixed, pei ton. l2ooal5Ooi straw. pei
ter. O6oa.SO; wheat straw, per too. s0; ecr-
new, pr bbI,. 100.
sEEDs-cloTeT. red. per h.. lssIs; do. alsks
Ter h., lsal7; do timothy. per bus. 3lSs3s
rsd-top. Per h.. liz; orchard grass, per bIs.
2.ooa2-S blue grass, per bur. I.s5; COW peas. PEI
bushel. lts2oo; sofa beans, per bus. l.s; slfslt'
clover. per b., nan; seed potatoes, RET bel. As.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-15
MARKET SHOWS
BASIC Strength
Substantial Buying After
Break Brings Prices
Sharply Back.
FRENCH EXCHANGE LOW
Sugar Likely to Have Keen Market.
Crucible Steel Earnings Con-
tinue to Mount.
FRENCH EXCHANGE LOW

New York. April 14.-wall Street got its
break in the market today and the pa
tient bargain hunters were. rewarded
Buying was of excellent character, al
though the ordinary public was absent
Professional traders covered freely and
went long of stocks on the theory thai
public expectations IN regard to Mexico
are always disappointed and that. there
fore, it will be safe this time to carry
stocks over Sunday.
French exchange made q new low price
at soc. German exchange was strong.
Wall Street looked upon CarranEa's
request for the withdrawal of the Ameri-
can troops more as the frightened appeal
Of a man who felt he had made a serious
mistake than the deliberate message Of
one playing the part Of false friend
Buying Substantial at Close.
Covering by professionals almost mads
up the losses but a secondary selling
movement carried them down again and
It was not until the last hour that the
substantial buying made itself felt Clos
ing prices were the best Of the day in
most issues.
Maxwell Motors Is being purchased by
professionals on a rumor that the CON-
mon stock is to get 10 per cent dividends
soon and the second 100000 preferred
s per cent.
publication BY Wiliett and Gray OF q
revised estimate Of the 1s15-16 beet sugar
crop of Europe showing a further de
crease making the probable crop $50,
3S7 tons as compared with 7,5S3, ms tons
last year which, In turn. was less thar
recent years, would seem to indicate
heavy demand on the Cuban crop tC
make up this deficiency abroad.
Earnings OF Crucible Steel continue Il
increase, according TO figures published
today. II the present rate continue.
throughout April, net earnings for thii
month should be about s2,5oO,O0O, which d
at the rate Of 100 per cent on the com.
mon stock, Of which there Is IS, 90, 900, il
addition to S35,Oo0,OOO of per cent pre-,
ferred stock Action on the "a 3-4 per cen
back dividends would naturally be ex,
pected.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-15
WASHINGTON PRODUCE

Quotations given below are for large lots of scoc
marketable goods only. Jobbers niees are higher
Lo~er grades may be soid fer less. Fancy goods
command higher prices.
The produce market yesterday closed firm. Poultry
Continued active and firm. while eggs met a steady
demand. Both calves and lambs, under light re-
ceipts continued steady.
EGGS-Fresh. par doz., HaA.
BUTTER-Best prints aew. per ~. y; d. tins
per h.. Is; process. q under grade creausr,,
Sa0; store-pscked. lsaD.
LARD Tub. pure. b.. ual2; do. compound, ioN,
eottorseed Oh. Per can, s.E
cHEEsE-New York. rev. per ID, 10; Eat y,
10, 70; Swiss domestic. per lb. y; Do. forsisa,
per b., 70.
LIVE PoULrEY-Hsss. ID. la1; reestey, b.,
II; spring ducks, psr b.. IsD; chickens, sprins
per b., 70; turkeys, per ib,. 7oszS
2saz9; turkeys per ID. Daz3
GREEN Goops-Besns, per basket sNaxoe,
bcsts, per crate. L5os2u; cabbage, new, per bbl.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-15
.UNEASINESS IS
FELT in MARKET
Both Local and New York Lists
Affected by Prospects Of Ac-
ton Over Sub, Issue.
OTHER FINANCIAL NEWS
Stocks Decidedly Slow on Exchange
Here-Bonds Absorb Most
Of Activity.

Both local and New York lists reflected
the uneasiness ovSr the prospects of af-
hrmstive action by this government In
the controversy with Berlin over sub
marine warfare.
The following telegram received by a
New York broker indicates the source OF
this unessiness:
Action in the German controversy
will be taken within forty-eisht hours,
Before doing so, however, the President
will confer with members Of the Senate
and House Foreign Affairs Committees.
He will simply tell them in advance what
he plans to do, and will not ask them
to advise him. ofieiaIs made 1t plain
after the Cabinet meeting was over that
the situation was critical"
The Washington herald., 1916-04-15
BEST FINANCIAL PAGE IN WASHINGTON
COTTON mAgg.ETs

New York. April is-Ihers was a better tone
10 the cotton market today on reports for de-
mand for spot at New Orleans and also OF an
advance in prices 10 print cloths at Fall River.
without. however. materially increasing activity.
Last quotations showed net gain Of TO loirts
The bulk Of the selling was attributed to Liver
and prices reacted at times. 1t was reported that
preliminary statement Of the National Ginners
Association showed an increase Of 90 per cent
in the area but this did not attract airy special
attention.
There was fair business reported in spot cot
ton at Liverpool at an advance Uf oints to the
basis og T.Tsd for mid-upland. Futures in the
Eagiish market were firm at a net uptlna Of TO
IS points Spot here quiet and unchanged
at Il.&e, with sales of 600 bales.
The amount brought into sight for the week
was l3s.Tia bales, against B46as a year ago.
Furnished b. n. L. Carpenter & 90.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-15
PHILADELPHIA GRAIN.

PhiIadsphia. April A-UHEAT-The msrksi
ruled weak under easier Western advices. and
prices declined Dc. We quote lots. In export
elevator: No. 2 red. spot and April Llsal.22; No
? Southern red. l.Tai.D; steamer No. red, liz
LIZ; Na red, lissl.l9; rejected A, LiS.sal. ISL
rejected y. LIsal,ib.
CoRN-Tbs market was quiet but steady unde
moderate offerings The quotations were: Ca
Iots for local trade. as TO location, No. yellow
saasess; steamer yellow, sossi; No yellow fTS1s
No. 1 yellow, T5aT6; cob corn, per 70 pounds
7eaTsh.
oATs-The marks. ruled steady, but there wa
little trading. The quotations follow: No white
Slifa52; standard white, 5ssl; No. white, iss5O
No. { white. F1tsEh; sample oats 4S1ai4a; puri6et
oats graded, 4az5eA
The Washington herald., 1916-04-15
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago. Aprn H-President Griffin, Of the
hoszd Of trads was kept buU today in running
down fake news that intended TO lower the
price Of wheat, and for a time the selling move
msut was Of such enormous proportins that the
gain was not tkhsn oS, and sharp price losses
resulted. A runor from New YORK that the Ger
man Ambassador had been handed his passports
and that troops had besn called out By President
Wilson caused heavy selling Of wheat. Denial
o. thsss rumcrs inducsd shorts 70 ooEer, and con
ssqusut advances resulted Sentiment was mined
at the eIose.
Co1n vas \ 10 4 higher and oats wss IN
chansrd TO 1ta& better. Cash sales were 1l5.0o
bushels md OF cats l5.m bushelS with 5000
bushels a each of ths~s grains for e1port- =
= Eurr-isheG hx w. m Afhhs n -re-
The Washington herald., 1916-04-15
No. Z
Three Misconceptions About
the Bethlehem Steel Company


n
three popular
or By yanhU ho arsed dsnu
wpd ds h higher d N rn
Second
Foreign Countries nIct ntheyhav charr1 theIInt
q ChepuP
had to ntai
average gpf
anepahdt It kragc edtoS tons
about six of e al out mounts tom sold al a
than shagedmh Untd
2O0ato nifaG Govern nrnen pantw aauthri
Phc
is sd threat has been made debyths Company N is
Our Company has. MAIDEN fy n
money to
ssN eHss scEwh ess P Bethlehem Steel Company
The Washington herald., 1916-04-15
NEW YORK. MoHEY.

New York April IA-Can nnasy opened per
cent: high. per cent; low. n per cent: re-
newals per cent; ruling rate, . per cent; last
~ per cent
Thas money was dull and unchanged. The de-
nsnd light and offerings were less plentiful
owing 70 the International complications Rates
were eiG3N per cent for sixty DAYS. 2AaS psr cent
for ninssy days. SayS per cent for four. five and
Ex month";
Trading IN commercial paper vas practically q
. standstilL Institutions were not inrlinsd to
do anything pending more dehuits deTslopmsuts
in .ths Mexican situation and the diplomatic
trouble with Germany
FOREIGN EYTHANCn
The Washington herald., 1916-04-15
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. April IL-PoRK-stsady; supplies an
quiet Mess, 24-6s5.oo; family. A0oa5W; clear.
2OOa.50.
100; family, ls0sls.oo; extra India mess 9.ooa
n0
UARD-steady; moderate deahnEsL Prime West
srn. n2S; refined continent, I2s5; South American.
I3l0; rc6ned Brazilian. in ksgs. 4i0; beef steSrins
ia; lard Esarine quiet at I2A
The Washington herald., 1916-04-15
New orleans.
NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York, April A-wHEAT-LoWer inquiry 10
fair No. ! Northern. Z. o. b., L3s; No. red, 4.
o. b. Is. 10 arrive; No. hard winter, LIS T. o
b. No. rnacarUni to arrive, 1.5o; No. Manitoos,
for opening Of navigation, la. Exporters took
$1,000 bushels, chiefly macarun.
oATs-Stsady; trading is fair, No. whits,
nominal; No. 5 white. 5Os5l; No. white, $40
elevator basis ungraded. 4ss5A Exporters took 500,
ono bushsls. part last night.
CoRN-FInner: trade is quiet. No. yellow, all
rail. 10 arrive, g. new No. yellow, kilndrisd, to
arrive ST. c. / T.; new No. ). klndred, to ar
i've, S. c L {. Eaportas took nothing.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-15
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

chizso Apri M-HoGs-Rscsin6s Uap he,s
strong Bulk, s.75sss5 light. s4sslooo; mixed . E.
900; heavy, ssSsioeo; rough. sa5as s; pigs 7.aoa
CATILE-Rscssets lona head; steady; native
best sfesfs, s0slooo; stockers and feeders Goa
$50: cows and heifers. Aless.D; calves, Tsalo3
sHLEP-Rso~ipss 500 head; weak. wsthu,.
i.oczs.,s; lambs. 775aiia
The Washington herald., 1916-04-15
Munitions Output Large.

Returning from Europe on the st. Paul
yesterday. Edward r. Stellinius, OF J. P.
Morgan & Co., made the following state
ment:
The munitions plants In England and
France are producing tremendous guam
titles of ammunition. This makes the
French and English war departments re-
latively independent of the United States
In the matter of munitions The runor
that l am bringing over pockets full of
new orders is not founded on fact. Or
ders for war supplies are not handled
in that way"
The Washington herald., 1916-04-15
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Furnished BY w. q. Hrsb. q Co.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-15
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Furnished by w. b. hibbs & Co,
SALEs

Continental Trust, al IL
After call:
Capital Trsction S, 500 at lU. 600 st i@.
washfngtea Gas, Eat "a
Potomac Electric Consolidated S. 81 900 at 1904
81 900 at lopi $500 At 1904, $500 At Iool. - 900
at looh.
washington Railway h. $50 at aS. 1900 at
Os. N,Go At s)S, 20p at 0S, s., 900 at so&
100 at sA. 81 900 at DA.
Lanston Monotype, 10 at n.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-15
Liverpool.
Prsyiou
New York

Middlins. RS; yesterday. IA. Sales. 5000 b
The Washington herald., 1916-04-15
OFFICERS:

George W. Gray
william D. Hoover
George Howard
Reginald Q, HuidskepsI
o. II, y. johnson
Thomas u, Jones
Victor KsunmAnu
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-30
10y international News servi1e)

Osslpee. y T., Dec 30.-The state
dealt TWO damaging blows today %
the defense Of Frederick L Small
the broker accused 0t mtdering his
wife and setting fire TO thet- cottage
TO conceal the crime Edwin c. Con
nor. the schoolmaster with whom the
state alleges Small went TO Boston
in order 10 provide an aHbt- finished
eight hours on The stand b. identity
ing as small an automatic gun and
giving additional details Of th7Ir
HONEYWELL "Trip after learning of the
crime. It is this automatic gun. the
state contends. thar Small used 70
complete the crime The prosecutor
asked Conner OF small said any
thing about leaving his wife alone.
at the isolated cottage. Connor said
he did, saying that Mrs Small was
not in her usual health and didn't
want anyone with her
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-30
Believed British WarShip Was.
Destroyed BY Fire.
CAPTAIN OF STEAMER
WITNESSES SEA TRAGEDY
Unable to Get Near Burning
Warship On Account of Gale
Destruction Occurred Few
Miles Of Cape Henlopen
(ey international News service)


New YerA Dec 30-N large YES.
Sci. which he believes might have
been q waehip. was blown up of The
American coast during the height OF
the storm last Monday night. accord.
ing 70 Capt Louis Z Congdon. Of
the coastwise steamer Nueces
II was bitter cold. and there was
a gale blowing insbore said Cap.
tain Congdon here today Seas were
running high, which accounts for
The fact thai no explosions We're
hoard ON shore We were about 4
miles from Cape IIenlopen. and the
burning vessel was between us and
the cape The mate awoke me, and
b. the time reached deck The
flames were covering 80 degrees OF
tae western horizon The whole
ming lasted only seven minutes aft.
er l sighted her. II would have tax
en- US an hour and one-half 20 have
reached the vessel. ard then W.
could have done no good No human
being could have survived aa hour
in She water hat nieh,.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-30
MRS. DUTROW DIES
AFTER An ILLNESS
OF THREE YEARS
Well Known Lady SuCCumbS
In Hospital Early Today.
SURVIVED BY HUSBAND
AND SEVERAL CHILDREN
Funeral Will Occur Monday AT
ternoon From Home of Son
On Water Street and Burial
VIII Be In Green Hill

Alra Margaret Jane Dutrow. wife
OF Mr. Cornelius Dutrow and fer
many years a respected and esteemed
resident OF this city. died al the
Kings Daughters hospital at $40
O'Clock this morning following an III
ness of about three years She was
aged 50 years. months and Is days
Death vas due to diabetes.
M Dutrew was stricken at her
home on North Queen street three
years ago. and her condition became
such thai she waa removed to the
home Of her daughterin-law. Mr.
Cora Dutrow. at I'll West John street
whore she had since resided To
Gently she suffered Two attacks OF
paralysis. and on Thursday night OF
this week lapaed into unconscious
ness. remaining IN that condition un-
III the end She had been patient
AT the Kings Daughters hospital for
tire pas} sbrec months but her con
Idon Was uch THAT he failed to IA
~ under Tho best Of treatment She
0aa surrounded BIZ the members Of
h+r family when fhe end came
Nm Durow was held IN high re
gard h. e large circle Of friends and
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-30
Final Ceremonies Today Mark
ed BY Great SpIend0r.
MONARCH is DEMOCRATIC
AND LIKED BY PEOPLE
Universal BcSef That He Will
Do Everything In His Power
to Bring Abol An Early Ces-
sation of Hostilities.
(sy international News service)

~
''''''' P'7'' ~ '' - p'1s NV '"s
'h'i his empire Is eheaeeH ID de5'
per8te struggle for existence the fl
nal ceremonies today at the corona.
ton a. Charles as King of hungary
were marked by splendor and bril-.
I'm. rh5ns.n,s If ..rgors..zs,l5.
,a
mum ~ sz'''s'
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-30
Expected to Fall Into Bandits
Hands In Few Days.
JAPAN SHIPPING ARMS
TO CARRANzA LDIERS
One Consignment Received and
Others Coming-De Facto
Government Already Has
Paid Japan 100000.
(ay international News ssrviee)

10Y ihttFHaiiuHst NEWS 0SrvtCfl
lei paao, Tex. Dec. Monterey.
the capitol Of Nuevo Leon state. and
the principal city of Northwestern
Mexico. will fall into Villas hands
in short time, II WIS expected to-.
day. Monterey IL only 40 miles from
saItillo, whose capture by Villstas
WIS reported yesterday
General La Cara. military cover.
noi OF Nucyo Leon, has been ordered
home from Mexico City to take com.
mand Of the defense against the VII.
listas. II is believed the road To tho
capital will be cut before no can
reach Monterey.
There Is no confirmation of re.
ports that Carranzistas have reoccn-
pied Torrcon The fact that General
Talamantca. commander of the Car.
rama garrison. committed suicide Ia
regarded az confirmation of the VII
liata claim that their forces stilI hold
Torreon.
oets Munitions From Japan
Garranza has given Japan very
lYrge order for ammunition and arms.
One shipment has been received, and
others are TO follow MS rapidly us
possible More than s2.0o0,000 In
gold has been gent 10 Japan as part
payment Mexican officials declare
that japan Ia giving Mexico prefer.
enee over Russian In speeding up
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-30
PRIZE WINNER WILL
TAKE SHORT COURSE

Mr. NeVin Foreman the l8-ycarold
son Of Mr.. and Mrs John d. Foreman,
Of near Whiting's Mil. IL to leave
Sunday for Morgantown, where he
vii take The short course in agri-
culture At West Virginia University
that b" won as a prize al the corn
show here last fail
Mr. Daniel Folk. nephew Of Mr..
George w. u. Folk. near Wlnebren.
ner'a Cross Roads. VIII also leave
Sunday 10 take The same course How.
ever Mr.. Folk was not prize win.
ner.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-30
NOTICE

Moneay January I, berg leg
a holiday the following banks. mem
bers Of the Clearing House Associa'
ton Of Martirsburq, will be closed 1:
CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK.
BANK or MARTIAssURG
THE PEOPLES TRUST co.
OLD NATIONAL BANK.
MERCHANTS & FARMERS BANK
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-30
French and Germans Engaged
In Desperate Fight There.
GERMANS TAKE GROUND:
FRENCH ATTACKS FAIL
Drive of the German Allies In
Roumania Continues-Brit
ish Cruiser Saves Chicago
City From Being Sunk.
10y International News service.)


Lonon, Dee. 30.-The scene OF the
winters hardest fighting on the west.
ern front has been shifted from the
Somme sector to Verdun Using
picked troops, transported from the
Somme arena. the Germans have
launched a tremendous offensive move
ment on the western bank Of TIVE
Mouse. 1t is the evident intention of
the German crown prince to attempt
to regain dominating positions on the
west of the Meuse. in order 10 put
the recently won position Of the
French on the eastern side under a
cross.fre from the German guns.
There was violent eannonading on
both sides OF the river last night. fol
lowed by infantry attacks
The Germans are trying 10 extend
their positions around Hin 3G4 and
on the southern slope Of Dead Man
Hill, but their efforts were met with
powerful trench eounter-attaeks. It IS
now evident that the French had
learned of the German plans for q
new drive on The Veraun front and
shifted troops there 10 meet it, This
accounts for the announcement that
the British had taken over more o.
the Somme line
The British war office IN state.
meat issued early today. reported a
successful infantry attack against the
German trenches east 0f LeSars and
bombardments ong the northern
end OF the Som1ue front T admits
the loss Of all aeroplane.
Trench Attacks Repulsed
Berlin. Dec. 3o-Attempts by the
French to win back ground captured
by the Germans northwest Of Ve7
dun were all repulsed. the German
war office announced todaE some
OF these attacks were preceded by a-
tense artillery fire Advance by tHe
British and French patrols at other
points were repulsed
Drive In Roumanis Continues.
Berlin. Dec. 30-Germaa Austro-
Hungarian. Bulgarian and TURKISH
troops are now upon the ohens.g0
all along the line in Roumaua. A.
tacks are being delivered agai ST tie
Russians ON a front 200 miles long
from the Carpathian mountains. on
the eastern frontier of Pennsylvania
across W'allachia and Dobrudia as far
as the delta Of the Danube While
the Austro-Germau forces in tho Car
pathians launched a sudden drive III
German allies along the zoufhsra
boundary Of Moldavia ana on the
Danube began fresh attacks compel
ing the Russians 10 give furthe.
ground
Cruiser Saves Steamer.
New York, Dec so Briuzi
cruiser. appearing suddenly and bear
ing down on them at 80 knots at
hour. saved the British steamer ehI
-
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-30
State Tiehtens Coils About
Broker CHARGED With Murder
ONLY eREscRlPrloNs

k Pharmacy. with The exception
OF the prescription department VIII
be closed sunday and Moadag until
5 p. n when the new store room in
the Willard building viii be opan Up IL
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-30
ICE CREAM, CUsTRRo
AND LEMON ICE

Chocolate. sara Vherry, Vanilla
Caramel. Eaarol5tan, Tutti Fruit
Frozen Custsrd and Lemon Ice, at
SCHNEIDER 5 BAKERY
Prompt Deliver Both Fhones
Sat 1p n
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-30

1fr. ana Ns- f. 2. stall'nes and
daughters Misses Hazel and Ruth
or Greenville $ O. are spending a
1aw DAYS with Mr. and Mr. r z.
F,-t1pr.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-30
SrnRE F0R REM

sore room now occupied by Royal
WOODEN Min CO. Possession April /.
See Kirson's. II - Ip u
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-30

Plenty hard coal ar BISHOPS
Best Lsh=ns Valley Red Ash NO
change Ia prices Cheaper tHaa self
coal Ipl.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-30

M3dsra and up.to-dats office roozss
for raat in the Ramsey building.
= = ip 81
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-30

H Celia McCumbee aad on "
Berkeley Springs mefe ii town today
Shopping
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-30

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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-30
German And French Forces Locked In Another Titanic StruS9
MONTEREY TO BE NEXT
PRIZE OF BANDIT VILLA
VETERAN PUMP MAN
WALKS MANY MILES

Mr.. N c Fellcrs. the veteran pump
man for The Baltimore and ohio at
Opcquon has served in that capacity
for the past l6 or II years He daily
walks the two and one.half milca 10
his work and rides back ON No. 30.
Just figure up the days In these years
of service aud multiply by 2b and
ono has the number of miles he has
walked. Prior to becoming pump
man at Opequon Mr.. Fellera worked
for years on the tracks In all he
has served the Baltimore and Ohio
for ~ years He Is now over &C
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Nh J B Friskey left for his home
in Akron. He was accompanied a
far as Cumberland by Mrs Frlskey.
who viii spend few days in that
city before returning to Ohio