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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-02-05
PERSONAL NOTES

Mrs. ], NJ. Fuss, OF Hancock, was
IN town shopping.
Mr., Roy Bowers. of the B. 4 O.
shops is in Piedmont on business.
Mrs. William Barger, Of Brunswick,
is visiting Mrs. Alonzo Stewart
Miss May Trammell left for Wheel
ing to visit her sister. Mrs. Fred
Neill
Messrs. J. A. Proctor. II Berkeley
Springs and X. c. Ringgold, of Shep.
herdstown
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Il Hansrote left
to spend several days in Cumberland
with Mr.. G. H. Null
Mrs John T. Mitchell. who visited
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. II. p. Hamill, left
]
i Messrs. Wm. H. Hammerslsa and
Il R Drifting, of North Mountain
were in town last night
II. d, Wolfes, who has spent several
days in Cumberland with friends, re-
4 turned to his home at Martinsburg.
/ Mr. L. c. Hutsler, of Minneapolis,
is spending few DAYS with his
mother. Mrs. J. c. Hutsler.
Mrs William Stewart and child, of
Brunswick, arrived to visit the home
oarf Mr.. John Stewart
Mrs Ella Dehinbaugh, of Thomas
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Davis
or East stephen street
MIS-. Webster Kline left to spend
week with her sister, Mrs, +. G
Durham, in Berkeley Springs.
Mr. Walter Moore, of Johnstown,
Pa. who spent some months last year
in Martinsburg, ia visiting friends in
town.
Mrs Cora Grubb, of Cumberland,
has returned home after visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Scott VanMet-
re.
Mrs. clara Cotter, the community
nurse, has returned from Terra Al
ia, 10 which place she took a patient,
who entered the state Sanatorium
Nr ard MIS-. J. D. Matthews, Of
West Jim street, were visiting their
daughter and son Mrs. Charles Cal
and EDWARD Matthews, In Romne
Mr. and Mrs. Harry d Wilmington,
OF Shenandoah Junction, are spending
The day with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. ]. D. Matthews, OF West John
street
Mr. and Mrs i. ]. Iiudgel, of Pam
pa, Texas, who have been spending
some time with relatives in this city
and county. viii leave about Wednes
day for their home.
Mr. A T. Ruasler. who has been
sick for some time at his home on
East Liberty street, is able to be out.
His wife and grandson, clayton Rus
sler continue III.
Fireman John w. Rockwell, Of Mag
nolia, was in town today. While here
Mr.. Rockwell withstood lot Of good
natured jollying from local railroad
men, giving them AZ good az they sent.
Mrs. T P Licklider, OF West King
street, left FOR Moorefleld, near whore
she will visit her sister, Mrs. f.
Harness, of Utah, who with her hus
band is spending the winter at the'
country home in Hampshire county
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-02-05
ENTERTAINED CLUB

Mrs Stewart Walker entertained
the Travel Club at her home in Rose
mont Friday afternoon.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-02-05
BURNED TO DEATH

Mrs. Rachael Murdoch, aged 60
was burned to death Wednesday =
he home. Her clothing caught f.
from an open CRATE.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-02-05

SOLVES THE PROBLEM
Our Clearance Sale will do II of
tho pocketbook. AZ well as up-to-dats
styles ut big reduction. STD
3 st FIERY'S SHOE STORE.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-02-05
LEFT HERE EIGHT YEARS AGO

Mr., and Mrs c. e. Spielman. OF
Clarinda. Iowa, who visited his broth
or, Mr., q. S. Spielman. Moler avenue,
will leave this evening for Big Pool.
but will return to Martinsburg the
latter part OF this month before leav-
ing for their homo. Mr.. Spielman,
who 10 native of Morgan county,
left this section eight years ago.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-02-05

Mrs. T. +. E.chelberger 10 eonfin-
ed to her home on West King street
with tho grip.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-02-05
THE MARKETS

The following are the prevailing
prices being paid by Martinsburg
merchants and elevators today
Note-The prices quoted below for
the local markets are the prices
dealers nre offering at noon TO-DAY,
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rhe 10 ma, -r,eaa aoo a-.,sav
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C, A. MCINTYRE
EXPIRES SUDDENLY

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE)
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MRS. LUTrRELL RECEIVERS

"a~a Lultrcll who has beer
confined to her home on West job
~ d severe attack of grip, I
bic to be about again.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-02-05
TO ADDRESS SUNDAY SCHOOL

An innovation at Stone Settle
ment Home VIII be addresses to the
Sunday school once month by
some local minister. Tomorrow after
noon at 8 o'clock the first address to
scholars will be made by Rev p
w, Meeks, pastor of First NJ. f.
Church. -.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-08-03
EAST PRUSSIA, POLAND,
GALlCIA AND RUSSIAN FRONTS

AUGUST. 1914
-. Russians defeated by Germans at Tan.
nenberg. East Prussia.
September. 1914
T. Russians took Lemberg and Cserno-
WITH
OCTOBER, 1914
Germans driven from Russian sotl at
Augustowo.
II. Germans and Austrians advanced 70
. attack Warsaw.
H. Germans defeated before Warsaw.
n Russians evacuated CseEnowits.
NOVEMBER, 1914
I. Russians from Warsaw front marched
I. Russians in silesia and menacing Koe-
nigsberg.
Il Germans defeated Russians In q new
drive at Warsaw.
o. Russians defeated around Lods, In
front Of Warsaw.
.. Russians again in Czernowit1.
DECEMBER, 1914.
Il Austrians defeated Russians In front
Of Cracow.
10 Germans won a heavy battle . miles
from Warsaw: Won HindenburHs oec-
ond great triumph.
a. Russians abandoned siege Of Craeow.
JANUARY. 1915.
1 Russians defeated Germans In MlaWe
region. north Poland.
FEBRUARY. 1915
~. Russian drive from Bukowina carried
to slopes Of Carpathians
II. Russians evacuated Czernowits.
MARCH. 1916
s. Czernowitz retaken by Russians.
q Russian siege OF POI days ends in fall
Of Przemysl. Galicia.
q. Russians evacuated Czernowit1.
APRIL. 1915
9-2S. Great Austro-German drive on the
DunaJec line. Galicia
MAY. 1915
9. Germans took Libau. on Baltic coast
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Z. Russians in q new drive in the south
east toward Galicia captured $4,000 AUS
TRANS and turned the TANKS Of the
Austrian defenses in volhynia and Blu
kowina.
10. Russians took 5000 Austrians prison.
ers and occupied the fortress Of Dubno
L. Austrians evacuated Cxernowitz. In
Bukowina.
II. Czernowitz recaptured by Russians.
JULY. 1916.
l. Russians took Kolomea, Austrians re.
treating westward
4 Austrians turned on the Russians west
Of Ltusk. checking the Russian adj
vance.
I. Russian patrols crossed the Carpathi-
ans into Hungary. Russians repulsed
In q new offensive on the Lake Marcos
line. Fighting between Russians and
Austrians east Of Lemberg continued.
with varying success.
s. Russians drove back Austrians on the
Dniester. bayoneting prisoners In re-
taliation for use Of liquid fire.
6. Germans with Austrians checked Rus
sian advance west of Kolomea.
Z. Russians forced the fighting from Riga.
in the north. to Kovel. in Volhynia.
& Austrians crossed the Stokhod river
by a surprise attack and advanced Is
miles.
II. Austrians held the Stokhod line
against Russian attacks.
II. Germans repulsed Russian advance
near Olessa.
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tacks north Of verdun. starting q
grand drive against the famous salient.
led by the crown prince.
q. Fort Douaumont, miles from Verdun
city. captured by Germans after bonn
bardment which nearly razed its walls
g. Germans captured fortified French
villages at Verdun.
o. Germans shifted verdun attack from
the north to southeast, driving the
French on a wide 'front.'
MARCH. 1916
90 Germans captured Malancourt, in the
Verdun area.
APRIL. 1916
8. In an attack on 10 mile front at YER
dun Germans captured 500 yards Of
trenches around Dead Mans hill: liquid
IRE used.
MAY. 1916
II. Germans shifted attacks at verdun:
French line held.
90 German drive at Verdun entered
French second line Of defense.
e. Germans captured $500 yards Of Brit
fsh trenches on Viny ridge.
g. French recaptured Fort Douaumont,
Verdun.
a. Germans recaptured Douaumont
JUNE. 1916.
g. Germans captured heights at YpreA
with 5000 British prisoners.
Z. Germans captured Fort vaux. at YER
dun.
g. Germans captured Thiaumont, verdun.
90 French recaptured Thiaumont
JULY, 1916
/. Anglo-French drive on the Somme to-
ward Peronne.
l. French recaptured Thiaumont. YER
dun.
3 Germans repulsed at Thiaumont.
Heavy fighting on the somme line. the
allies capturing German trenches.
.. Fighting continued on the Somme.
French artillery fire was unusually ef-
fective.
T. Germans captured Thiaumont the
fourth time. British admitted that
stubborn resistance Of Germans In
France checked further allied advance.
s. French made gains in trenches south
of the Somme. scoring total advance
miles wide. Germans claimed the re-
pulse Of allies on the Somme line and
in Belgium.
Z. East Of La Boisselle the allies captur-
ed 1000 yards Of German trenches 500
yards deep. Germans repulsed In at
tacks near Thiaumont.
8. British captured Trones wood. on the
Somme front
9. Germans drove the allies from Trones
wood.
10. Two surprise attacks by French at Ia
hure. In the Champagne. ended in the
capture OF 600 yards Of German
trenches.
II. British recaptured Contamination and
total Of captured trenches 1900 yards
on the Somme front.
II. British completed the occupation Of
Trones and Mametz woods.
IA. British north Of the Somme smashed
the German line on a 4 mile front.
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g. warsaw fell to General erussiIoff.
the Germans.
8. Germans took Serock. on the Bug.
10. Germans took Siedlce and Lomza.
IA. Germans took Ostrolenka-
II. Germans in Kovno. Charlottesville
towsk railway cut.
10. Novo Georgievsk taken by Germans
q. Germans took Brest.Litowsk.
SEPTEMBER, 1915.
z Germans captured Grodno.
g. Russians checked Austrians In East
Galicia.
L. Germans In Pinsk
49, Germans captured Wilma.
%. Russians captured Lutsk. In volhynia.
OCTOBER, 1915
H. Germans active In front Of Riga.
q. Austro- Germans defeated, near Tarno-
pol.
u. Russians repulsed Germans at Riga
NOVEMBER. 1915
$40. Russians won at Riga and turned
against the Germans at Mltau.
JANUARY, 1916
I. Russian drive in Bukowina forced Aus
TRANS to evacuate Czernowitz.
u. Czernowitz reoccupied by Teutons.
MARCH, 1915.
49, Violent Russian attacks along Lake
Narocz. Wilma district. repulsed by
Germans. A new Russian drive.
q. Heavy attacks in the Russian drive at
Dvinsk repulsed.
JUNE. 1915
1. Russian General Brusiloff assumed
chief command in the southwest zone.
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La bdSSGe. france.
1871. Heavy fighting in Belgium and north
France.
FEBRUARY. 1915
IL. Allied line pushed forward at Givenchy
II. Germans made heavy attack in Ypres
district
%. Rheims bombarded by Germans.
"a. French infantry attack on the Mouse
repulsed
MARCH. 1915
10. British attacked Neuve Chapelle and
captured German trenches.
12-13 Struggle continued at Neuve Cha
pelle.
APRIL. 1915
lob Heavy German attack at Les
Is Eparges
II British captured hill No, 60. in Bel.
GUM
e. Germans captured Les Eparges and re-
pulsed attack along the Ypres canal.
which they crossed with the aid of gas
MAY. 1915.
.. Germans recaptured hill CO. using gas.
10. British broke German line on mile
front in Belgium
IL. Allies advance north Of Ypres.
u Germans used gas on mile front In
Belgium.
JUNE. 1915
l. In an attack at Souchez. France.
French gained ground In THE Lady,
rinth." This was General Joffre's first
offensive In France.
u British captured l,500 yards OF German
lines at Hooge. Belgium.
= After days Of fierce battle the French
occupied THE Labyrinth
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-08-03
RAIDS AND COMBATS
OF CHIEF AIR FLEETS

AUGUST. 1914
Z French plane dropped bombs on Nu-
remberg. Germany.
3. German airship dropped bombs on
Lunevilie. Frarcc
q. Zeppelins dropped bombs on Antwerp
30. Germans dropped bombs on Paris
OCTOBER. 1914
10. Zeppelins to:s::: - =! !.a-xaw
DECE,11-.-, 1914
Z. British airship cropped bombs upon
the Krupp gun " o.ks at Essen, Ger
many
q. British hydroa ercr'anes dropped bombs
on Cuxhaven.
30. German aeroplancs dropped bombs on
Dunkirk
JANUARY. 1916
10. German aerop;ants over the English
channel dropp.,i acr,bs on Duni;irk
FEBRUARY. 1915
L. Combined aerop;ar" and seapianc op
erations by British naval wing over
Bruges. Zeebruggc. B:ankenberghe and
Ostend.
70. Seaplanes and aeroplanes aided sea at.
tack on Dardanelies forts
MAY. 1915.
~ Austrian air craft attacked Venice.
JUNE. 1916
I. Austrian aeroplanes dropped bombs on
Bari. Brindisi and Molfetta. Italy.
u French air men dropped $50 bombs on
Karlsruhe.
SEPTEMBER. l.15
q. French air men bombarded palace at
Stuttgart
NOVEMBER, 1915
=. British aeroplane destroyed German
submarine OF Middiekirke
AIR RAIDS IN ENGLAND IN ig1k,
Killed. Injured.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-08-03

LIE Chances at forty-hve GOOD.
1t may astonish you to know that II
you are forty-five years old you have a
better chance to live ten years longer
than you had Of living ten years when
you were only twenty-five years old.
From great life insurance company
l have the mortality figures for 100
healthy men at twenty-five. In the
first decade after that age five Of the
100 die. In the second decade. or from
thirty-five to forty-five years old elev.
en- die, showing that to be u critical
period In human existence.
Between forty-fve and 6fty-dve four
pass out. while in the subsequent dec
ade sixteen fall. OF the little army
of 100 there still remain thirty seven
at the age Of MISUNDERSTANDING.
The Right Flavor.
The oxen had belonged to an old sea
captain. and their new owner was I'M.
able to back the animals round In a
narrow street despite all efforts with
voice and OK goad
The old captain appeared on the
scene. Hard aground. are yer be
called. Then, selling the OK goad, he
raised the old boat steere's cry
"Starn allv' The huge hunks slowly
backed at the familiar call 'Tarboard
air. The beasts swayed sideways.
turned to the right, and the thing was
done.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-08-03
Divides the Waters.

Situated exactly at the highest point
Of the divide Of the Rocky mountains.
on the Crows Nest division Of the ca
madam Pacific railway. In British Co
lumbia. is hotel When 1t rains In
the mountains the water which falls
on the eastern slope Of the hotel roof
trickles away to Join tiny rivulet.
which In due time mingles its waters
with the Atlantic. The water falling
Just beyond the ridgepole. on the other
side Of the roof. flows westerly and
ultimately into the Pacific.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-08-03
Rsprimand For Tsnnyson.

On one occasion when Tennyson
was on q visit in Ireland with Aubrey
de We're a sullen mood overlook him.
and he sought out his hostess and be-
gan to inveigh against the inanity Of
dancing. but the lady cut him short,
saying: "How would the world get on
II others went about growing at its
amusements In a voice as deep a.
lions? l request that you will 60 up
stairs. put on an evening coat and
come down and ask my daughter 60
phia to dance"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-08-03
CLEAR SKIN COMES FROM WITHIN

1t is foolish to think you can gain
a good clear complexion by the use
of face powder. Get at the root of
the trouble and thoroughly cleanse
the system with a treatment of Dr.
Kings New Life Pills. Gentle and
mild in action, do not grippe, yet they
relieve the liver by their action on
the bowels. Good for young, adults
and aged. Go after a clear complex.
ion today. csc at your druggist. ~
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-08-03
.Archduke Francis
Ferdinand.

Liege. French
invaded southern Alsace.
g. Italy reaffirmed neutrality.
L. Austrians entered Servia. Japan's ul-
timatum to Germany.
u. British expeditionary forces in France
Five days battle between Servians and
Austrians on the Jadar ended In Aus
TRAN rout.
49, Beginning Of battle Of Lorraine.
20. Germans in Brussels.
e. Austrian victory over Russians at
Krasnik, Poland.
"A. British retreat from Mons. Zeppelin
bombarded Antwerp.
Is French evacuated Mulhausen, Alsace.
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Photo by American Press Association.
Forty-tWo ccntimeter Guns.

10 Retreating Germans reached the Aisne.
u-13. British and French drove back the
Germans along the line and croSsed the
Aisne in pursuit Battle ragged on a Is
mile front around Scissors.
II. Allies crossed the Aisne.
Is. Siege operations began on the Aisne.
20. Germans bombarded Rheims.
q. French flank movement to the north
from Paris front began. Germans ex-
tended their right to meet 1t.
N-29. Heavy fighting on the Aisne and
Disc. French advanced from Toul and
Verdun.
OCTOBER, 1914.
French drove the Germans east Of the
Meuse at st. Mihiel south Of Verdun.
.. French left struck the German line at
Arras. France. south from Lille
IL. Germans occupied Lille.
q. French again invaded Alsace.
NOVEMBER. 1914.
Z. Germans made attacks at Arras and
In the Vosges and Argonne.
1s-17 Germans bombarded Rheims again.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-08-03

JANUARY, 1916
o. German airships dropped bombs on al
lied camps at Saloniki
q. Zeppelins killed "a people and injured
30 by bombs dropped on Paris.
g. Zeppelins dropped bombs on Liverpool.
Birmingham. Nottingham and Man
chester. England: 81 killed 81 injured.
FEBRUARY. 1916
II. Austrian airships bombarded Ravenna.
Italy.
q Austrian air craft raided Italy a. far
az Milan. dropping bombs on towns in
Lombardy.
MARCH, 1914
70 Turkish airships bombarded Kut-el.
Amara. where the British were ahut In
fContinued on PAGE Sixl
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. Germans enteTeO
Luxembourg. Ger
many demanded
free pa 8 8 a g e
h 70 U g h Bel
GUM.
!. England demand
ed observance OF
Belgian neutrali-
ty. G e r m a n
troops attacked
Liege. President
Wilson pro
claimed neutral
ity.
/. E n g l an d an
nounced a state
Of war. Presi-
dent Wilson ten.
dered his good
Offices.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-08-03
Two Years of The Big War
In a Short Daily Review
Campaigns For Paris, Warsaw,
Cracow and ConstantinopIe,
With New BeIIigerents
In the Field.

%. Germans captured 200 yards Of trenches
north Of Souchez.
JULY, 1915
ID. Germans captured 5ouchex cemetery
near Arras, France.
Is. Germans captured q mile of trenches
in the Argonne. q.
"a. French repulsed German attacks In the
Argonne.
SEPTEMBER, 1915.
Is. Great allied drive from Verdun north
to the seacoast. following Is days Of
bombardment. German front broken S
miles at Loos and Is miles In the
Champagne district.
OCTOBER, 1915
I. French repulsed counterattack OF Ger.
mana in ChamDnrro
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JUNE. 1915.

8. Germans retook
Przemysl.
10. Teutons who had
crossed Dniester
river on the 9Th
driven back.
%. Austriaps recap
tured Lemberg.
JULY, 1915.
q. W a r 8 q " and
Ivangorod men,
aced from the
north and south.
Is. Germans cut the
railroad east OF
Warsaw.
81. Russians evacu-
ated Lublin.
AUGUST. 1915.
/. Germans o c c u.
pied Mitau.
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ON THE MAIN WEST FRONT
IN BELGIUM AND FRANCE
AUGUST. 1914

AUGUST, 1914
10. Germans marching on Paris reached
Amiens
SEPTEMBER, 1914.
3. Germans reached Creil. 30 miles from
Paris French center broken in from
Verdun to Rheims.
SO. Germans crossed the Marine and
marched on the Seine. French army
turned and battle ragged days on the
Marine and Ourcq. German columns
from Verdun. led by the crown prince.
took part and were driven back
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$50. French and
German attacks
In the v o 9 g . .
q n d Alsace re-
suited in gains
by both sides.
JANUARY. 1916.
.. Germans sprang
attack on q s
mile front in
Champagne.
FEBRUARY, 1916.
9. Germans captur-
ed 800 yards Of
allied trenches
on Vimy ridge.
IA. Germans captur-
ed GOO yards of
tr en- c h e 8 at
Ypres.
70. Germans launch
- a
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DECEMBER, 1914.
"A. Allies secured a
foothold at La
Bassee. northern
France.
81. French invaders
Of Alsace cap
tured grou n d
around 8 I Q I n.
bach.
JANUARY, 1915.
IL Heavy German
attack forced the
allies south OF
the Aisn e at
Scissors. Allies
lost 5000 men.
4 Allies captured
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-08-03
Events on Land and Water and
In the Air on All Fronts
From July, 1914,
to Date.
EVENTS THAT LED UP TO THE
OUTBREAK OF HOSTILITIES

JUNE, 1914
q. Archduke Francis Ferdinand assas-
sinated.
JULY, 1914
q. Austrian ultimatum to Servia.
q. Russia ordered partial mobilization.
AUGUST. 1914.
l. Germany declared war on Russia
French general mobilization.
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Sc OR EFT SERVICE
w. T. WILLIAMS, Manager
40 Finch Bldg. Phones 06S-1661-J
WE WATCH
WHILE YOU SLEEP
ABERDEEN

Aberdeen Window & House
Cleaning Co.
Vacuum Cleaners for Rent.
House and Office cleaning Of all kinds
Floors oiled.
Phone CAB. It.
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CONTINUED on Page six).
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-26
| FINANCIAL NEWS
MARKET is UNSETTLED nv wEAUNpcC
IN MARINES AFTER EARty AnvANCrc
Naming of Halifax as Atlantic Terminal Instead &c Nov,
York Construed by Street as Indicating
Greater Submarine Activities
NEW YORK. Dee. qs

Doc
business on the Stock Exchange hs Dar
stocks o UP % many IN the Street
a better Nybus
that strength advances ranging Than points werc made
issues and
ueq - see' common which closed ios, M
copper advanced "a o and
than point to io5 Industrial the same time rose more than
compa 2O9b to "S y" 40 anu '''''
These gains We're made without
scarcity Of offerings all oush the weakness was shown from
opening IN the Marine issues the
which Halifax is named the Atlantic the lines instead Of
this order
activities The preferred
the common from to ~ - 'V'''' " ''
weakness In these
list and
specialues which
figures
to hadn
the
close the Exchange
signed by nearly all the brokers
bonds in small
in and
onau bnd
much do with restricting trading in bonds