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A bill enacting tine "pdv ts .u.
policy" into law THIS = sine uo
which was adopted by tho ur">".' Co.
minIstration of the city AZ Tho 1'f'-' p'
the bankers VINO arranged 'ho "r. ."-
dred million dollar loan ~ l"Ii o. p-o
vides tina all pubic improvement. o.,
self-supporting shall hc paiI t1~ or "
current revenues unlesH the leg 'It
shall otherwis" specially prov i'
A bill changing tho TIM f"' '' H
lection OF taxes from Nav and So, ro.
to January and july. This vUU ~'-'f'
1t is claimed. In - large SAVING r. =
terest charges pending ~" co'l','f.. ~.
taxes.
Two bills providing for Su"fr's-' .
the voters Of the citv propo-I fIore 'H''
izlng the local authorize Of fine .
fx the salaries of an tI'r OF ore 60"
employees. except tud cad ot ai .nH-'
officers and employees. except '...' ~
judicia, officers, and or all ."r'' ''
penses. The effect o. this rot'"''
II adopted. will be- to west . '' HH
OF Aldermen On re"onm.rdatt"r off ''
Board OF Estimate and Anrrjf ct. ~''
power 10 fx the salaries % TO-. 3'r' H'
4, Is IN respect To tn. ''a'u'5 OH '".
proposltion tNa' tho most -'r "i-
t%roversv will arise.
A bill to turn IA" Snetl0 i'
New York county into thu '.'N .r''-
These amount TO about ," "HH
aud are nov allowed 10 th' SHE
addition 10 his salary of $l-"''
\ hill aholishiug n CIV BE-.
hill will abolish the Ludlow S.'.''
in which the Aliinony 'tub '
headquarters
A Bill or bills giving ia 'h" ''"'
thoriiics control of ~" '~>po'i''H
II xk#.u A.,..fRM lHl.F.L "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-21

THE EVENING sun, Per Month 80. 2S
THE EVENING L N(roreignI y. Per Mo. I 0S
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-21

To TIE EDITOR ~ ruE SUH-Sr. con-
CALCULATIONS on your WAR and Peace
editorial article W. l." /. REAuruEn.
NEW NoRK, February ~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-27
BETTER FOODS
tcontiuusd IRON Virst pAr..I

dorsed by club women IN many parts
OF the country q little over a year
ago the Massachusetts State Fedora
ton Of Women's clubs. planning 10
hold a big Pure Food Show In Boston.
was on the lookout FOR a domestic
science lecturer and cookery teacher
TO give daily lectures. The committee
appointed fo secure this teacher. az
tended a course OF lectures Miss Han.
ko was giving iu % Ncw England cts
and at once decided that she was tho
specialist they were looking for Every
day for % month. Miss HankO gave
domestic science lectures and cook
cry lessons az fhis biz Pure Food
show. bob Boston. and club won~n from
many Sew Yugland titles attended
and approved of her work there.
Personality Pleases
This food expert wins an hearts
hy n'r charmire personality. al We'll
la hy Dor helpful advice and assIs
lance Wherever she holds a Better
Food. Better Houes school BE- r-0voa
1 social success Girls of hieh school
domestic ..IarH. classes VINO have
.l.arI 81 Uanfo arc enthusiastic
ir fls.r I.I uf NHr Womeus clubs
.n many off tHa large s.t.Ds know hor
and take a great interest ir her WORK
of uaEIua '....r happier homes and
Miss Urrku iH. l warm place In tho
heart. off many Hnueek,,r,rs 900 over
Tho country rrnf..a .0raf cooks who
attend Dor eIa. express Them
selves l.'I.HfsI and much
pleased
Women and r.ri. Of 600 classes who
attend fho lectures fa he eItsn at tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-27
Big M FOR
STATE COLLEGES
WEEKEND CONTESTS WILL SHOW
COMPARATIVE STRENGTH
OF FLOOR TEAMS.
Marietta Will Invade West Virginia
While OaVis-Elkins Plays Mary
land State Champs.

The most important feature OF this
weeks basket ball schedule for the
various college teams OF West Viz
GINA is the invasion OF the state by
the Marietta college team from Mar
ietta. Ohio. Marietta has been long
and favOrably known in West Virginia
largely through her rivalry in all
branches OF athletics with West Nir-
ginia and Wesleyan and her coming
with what Is generally reputed TO be
the strongest floor team she has ever
had Is stirring up considerable inter
est both at MOrgantOWn and Buckhan-
non.
Since the two state teams have got
ten their bearings and their material
organized. too. II is the first team they
have met in common and the result OF
the games al Buckhannon Friday and
at MOrgantCWn Saturday will be watch
ed with keen interest by partisans OF
both institutions.
Davis klkins returned Saturday from
a hard bu' successful trip. Her most
notable feat. perhaps. was her victory
over the NJ. St Marys team az En-
mittsburg Md. This weak d. x r. has
a difficult game az home with the
Maryland state champs. but will rest
up her men for the championship
struggle with Wesleyan at Buckhan-
non on Friday of the following week.
Fairnont Normal has only a light
game this week. IL being with Linsly
institute at Wheeling and should prove
easy picking for the fast -going Nor
malitG.
Win the season almost half over
there has as yet been no team that
looms strong against the field as a
championship contender. by this is
meat that no one O.; the four teams
appar TO have a decided advantage
ove tho other. though iu this respect
Da-is-Elkius seems 20 have the best OF
f.. having beaten Fairmont Normal. a
fet that neither West Virginia or
Wesleyan could accomplish.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-27
Personals and Briefs.

The Triadelphia district high school
basket pail team viii play the Bridge
port hlsh. school team on Saturday eve
hihk Ia the Wheeling park casino.
The BARRIERS Of the pike district Will
attend ne meeting ~ the BARRIERS which
Will BE- held IN the Peabody building tn
Wheeling this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Bloch. OF Pleasant
VALLEY. Will leave to-day Tor Pinehurst.
North Carolina, To enjoy a months stay.
Mrs. Harry Chambers. OF Wheeling.
Elm Grove.
Campbell Savage. OF G~reggsvule. lost
A valuable horse yesterday.
Mrs. b. G. Bone. OF LenoN. has gone
% columbus. o.. where she will visit
friends and relatives.
Murgl- Jacobs. OF WoodlaWn. who has
been confined 10 the ohio Valley Gen.zil
hospital has been removed to his home.
Mrs. Elouzo Rice. OF EdgWood. is com
lined fo her home on account OF illness.
owing 20 the number OF cases 81 ty-
ii'la iNAer ia t4vasAutuu. 10 Is expect
ed That "A test OF the water Will be made
Inside Of the mex few days.
All 81 tho councils of tho nike dis
irlct have held adjourned meetings this
week. 90 wind up the unfinished busl-
ness OF the year The new officials will
take up their duties by February eth.
The wall in front or the Edward StIfel
residence at Pleasant Valley. which was
Mi''h"d a ic" DAY q by au autumo-
hHA' N|N- AEfN NNIANALH
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wagner. Of Tr.a-
d,iphia. are the parents or a new dauEh-
charles Mchaels. OF Park View. IS con-
t,ned to his home with an attack OF
Mrs. q W. Hawkins. OF Elm Groove.
Ni-iuns relatives at Mellsburg. for "a
Mr. 81. r. B.. McLain f. confined 20
her HON, iu Elm Grove with the grippe.
Out the Pike briefs.
AIl'N Davies cot L.m Grove. has at-
ptr- 90 position with the C,eI Lumber
Nis Peter Baker is cauaued Co her
HON, in Elm Grove. on account OF 30
Ellsworth futile. Jr. of GIsru.od.
wnH Bias been confined tY iuc hum, OF
Miss anna Bell Illh. oI Sew Concord.
% bias been visiting relatives BOO West
~ .NHui'I. BIAS returned o. her home.
visiting relatives al West Ai.xsr5.r %
Mr. D. l. Garter uf UtI.as. Del confined
% Der hgH. Win fh" grirIs
Russell Wilson ~ Dallas I- confined
90 ~ nome on account of illness
Mrs D a. IrI-..i DI E4m Grove.
who hls been visiting relatives af West
Al-Sanl.r ha- returned o. r.r home.
Monday r.ENt .r Greco. h.f.f for OBJ.
purpose OF .r1uizIHe fHr Goo ensuing
inc new Fulton school building viii
not nr read. fUr .-..UrtrU. hsf.r. fIt
middle OFF February
meeting NJ fhs finance committee
'.-rIuT 900 the town hsiI
Th. case 'f Robert Campbell and
which was h.II before tft.ar E0.I.r
~ .t'r.rs "'s dismissed Both
40 a sra.'l ms.tIrr .f fle Wash
.rr 'r ...uH'rtI district I.srI nj sIl-
fi..n N'II .l f.Er' l number .f uaf.
.. I' iNo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-27
Jewish Relief
DAVE SAYS:

Be sure to attend the Ma
tional Jewish Relief exer-
cises at the Court Theatre
tonight. The meeting is en-
dOrsed by the president. the
governor and the mayor;
and there will be addresses
by a number of Wheeling's
ministers and prominent cit
liens. Relief for the desti-
tute in the war zones will be
planned.
The Manhattan Shirt sale
is being continued. AL stiff
bosom and stiff and soft
pleated shirts are being sold
ut greatly reduced prices.
Stock up.
Weather for today: Fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-27
OYER 70 DEGREES
In Business Section Yesterday and Pa
wheeling Co-t'nues 20 Enjoy
Spring" Weather.

The old reliable local weather
sharks declare that Yesterday was one
Of the warmcst DAYS FOR the latter
part Of January for years They arc
probably right
u was almost a tvrical spring dav.
30 far A. the weather was concerned
and az mid.afternoou the most reliable
thermometer in the business district
registered - degrees about 80 do.
Erces too warm FOR this season A
number NJ merchants had their shor
doors open. while scores of pcdes.
TRANS carried thcir ovcrcoats on their
arm instead Of sweating in their win.
Ter wraps.
Prediction is for rain and colder
weather for this community TODAY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-27
ALL DETAILS NOT
YET COMPLETED

CHICAGO. Jan ga few details OF
the peace agreement between the Fed
eral League and organized ball are sl-ii
unsettled; II was learned here today. and
lug against the national commission and
some Of the clubs In organized ball arc
withdrawn. according 20 President John
son. OF the American League. The details
include the takiuE over by the American
and National Leagues together OF the
Newark.
President Johnson today. after a tcle-
phone conversation with Judge Williams
the legal representative az st.
Louis decided that his Organization
would not 60 through with the cOnclud-
INK acts Of the peace agreement until
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-27
Can Be Star at 40,
SAYS Fielder Jones

CHICAGO. Jan. 26-Fielder Jones
manager Of he amalgamated 81.
Louis Browns and Feds. thinks the
average life OF a ball player In &C
tive service Is all too short. with
proper care. he says. a player
should be I'm the game at IS or
40. The life OF the average ball
player is not more than five or
six years" said Jones today. ''but
the life OF a stat is something bet
ter than fifteen years. Stars en-
dure because. 10 be a star. you
must take proper care OF yourself.
However. there aren't many stars.
You easily can count them among
the present day crop. But II you
20 back a few years you'll find
that Wagner. Leach. Mathewson.
Wallace. Plank. Crawford and
others | cannot mention just now
were as good at IS as they were
when they broke in"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-27
HEARING TODAY
Women Who Engaged In Battle at
Glenwood Will be Arraisned Before
Squire Hobbs This Morning.

Mrs. W II. Hitchborn and Mrs. Rob
ert Hankhe. both OF Glenwood. will
be arraigned before Squire r. G..
Hobbs this morning on charges OF as
sault and battery which were pre-.
ferred by each M against the other.
Both we're arrested by Constable John
Suckle. More than 25 witnesses have
been summoned and when the case is
called this morning. additional spec
tators are expected.
Walter Davis. charged with non-sup-
port. the charge being preferred by his
wife. has been released. Mrs. Davis
has agreed 10 drop the charge. and the
husband has provided to take care of
his wife in the future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-27

Huntington on Thursday. Friday and
Saturday evenings. This is one of the
hardest weekend trips ever planned by
the squad and IL will tax the INTO the
limit. Coach Thornton has been work
ing hard each evening with the boys
and they should be able 10 give a good
account Of themselves in all these con-
tests. which may have an important
bearing on the final outcome of the
state championship ace Coach Thorn
ton. Manager McNash and the follow
ing players will make the trip: Rosen-
berg. Creighton. A~rmbrecht. Warffuel.
Ritz. Pracht and Schwalb.
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no definite particulars have been
earned as to when the remains OF Mrs.
Jesse Young. whose death occurred al
hastings. Neb.. will be shipped to Elm
Grove. for intcrment. II is 'Ukeiv fbaf
tht body VIII arrive his evening or sat
urday morning and that services will BE-
held from the home Of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Hornbrook. OF Elm
HroNe NO detuit arrangements will
be made for the funeral pending the ar
rival OF the body.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-27
LINSLY VS.. NORMAL
Cadets Will Play Fairmont Team on
Armory Floor Friday Evening
Is Hardest Game Ct
Season.

Friday evening tho Linsly Institute
Cadets Will Dee Up aaginsf the hardest
proposition Of the season when they
play The strong F1irmout Normal Das-
BAH farn The Normal boys have
been playiug fine BAH and have defeat
ed some OF the fastest college teams in
the state. However. Llusly is prepar-
ing for the contest and b. Coach Pierce
Is able To use his best team the Cadets
will give a good account Of themselves.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-27
Inspector OF weights ana measures.

Inspector Of Weights and Measures D.
inspecting tine scales Of th, various
stores uH well az business places of that
town. a number pt tho store k-erers
were notified Co secure measures that
VIII comply with the law and to climb
nate the old ones which they now have.
The laW m regard tp the kind Of scales
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-27

Many young people enjoyed the euchre
party given last evening BY the Young
ladles OF the sodality for the benefit OF
-. Nincents psrochial school. IN 81.
Nlhoents nall. Elm Grove. Many games
were played and handsome prizes Yer.
aWarded Co the winners. Al the close
or the evenings diversions refreshments
were served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-27
BOND ISSUE CARRIES.

Special Dispatch 20 The Intelligence.
CLAYTON. W Va. Jan. 2s-Kine.
wood district ~ Preston county voted
tho plurality hcing only a. over the
necessary three Nfthe Lyons district
GOo1 roads iu February.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-27
BELLAIRE FACULTY
TO PLAY "Y" TEAM
CONTEST WILL BE STAGED To-
NIGHT Ar ASSOCIATIONS
GYMNASIuM
Local Team Has Keen Strengthened by
Addition Of Marsh. at
Center.


What il expected 20 be the most inn
portant basket ball game among the in
~dtptnd"nt teams OF the city and vicinity
Is the game that will be staged this
evening between the Young Mems
christian Association team and the
team representing the Bellaire faculty.
The game viii be started at : o'clock.
ana from present Indications will be at
tended by many.
Final practice was held last night by
the association team in preparation for
the game. under the direction Of ply
steal Director Miller.
The locals have been greatly strength
ened by the addition Of Marsh at center
Following Is the lineup:
bellatre Y. n G. A
M"sS 5000" 49, -.-... TURK
Right Forward
iileut s..... ...... ....... EruuZnetm
Left Forward
N"i4An'm ..s-. .-...... Marsh
Ctener
t o. s o. sss.s--. nay
Right Guard
Mccormick ....... Menkemeyer-SchWalb
Left Guard
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-27
WILLIAMSBURG GIRLS
PLAY WHEELING HI
Is FIRST APPEARANCE OF PENN
sYLvANIA FIVE HERE
Game WIN Bs Played Hair Under Boys
and Half Under Girls Rule-Much
Enthusiasm ~ shown Locally.

Friday cvening the Williamsburg high
sohoo girls basket team viii come
here for a game with the Wheeling high
nve. This Is the first INVASION OF this
district by a girls team from that dis
triet and much interest is being shown
locally In the contest The visitors are
reputcd to have one OF the strongest
noor teams In western Pennsylvania
and are coming here 10 show the locals
just how basket ball is played In their
town.
The Williamsburg team h. coached by
Mlss Cross. former physical director At
the Y. W. &. \. ana they viii also be
accoypanieu by "A number OF the school
iaculty. II was last even
a halt 81 boys and "A half under
sirls rules la one-naif OF the con-
le-t thls Viii permit all players on
clther team 90 shoot baskets. while
under the girls rules half only those
VINO are eligible by girls rules will
shoot. The visiting team will arrive
here at 625 Friday evening.
Eollowing ~ the probable lineup:
Williamsburg. wheeling.
Moore tCapt.b ....... TAYLOR
Right Forward
Lett Forward
N~'Nr00sNy Center Aroenz
Right Guard
HfNalff .a..aaa.. IlrlFh
Left Guard
Substttutions FOR heolinr-Hoehle.
pavtsson. Baker and Ellen Davisson.
4 preliminary gam" viii De played be-
tween tho Junior and senior girls OF
wheeling high. This contest Will start
---H-----
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-27
I'm Mate Arranaementn.

Tho committee on arrangements Of tho
lrHErs ~~lNe Lyccum Will meet tomorrow
afternoon 90 the So. D. school house ON
fE hteliuE crtvk Tor tho PURPOSE OK
maklug arrangements for the play which
VIII Dol, given lu the near fG.lre. The
eNacf date for the event viii be selected
ar This time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-27

James Williams. OF McGraw-s run.
VIII resides ou the Charles HII farm.
ha- purchased the stephens farm. locl-
ted ON the same run. containing close Co.
goo acres. The deal was closed yseter-
Eav
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-27
STATES STEEL PAYS
IMMENSE SUMS In PENSIONS

getting the keys from a substitute
guard.
All of them were arrested in this
vicinity, two OF them in Bellaire. one
In this city, and the other in Martins
Ferry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-27
FIFTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
PENSION FUND JUST
MADE PUBLIC.
Shows That se5s. 1892 Was Disbursed
During 1915-Large Amount
Spent In Wheeling
District.

The sum Of s659.3S942 was paid out
in pensions during 1915. TO employees OF
the various subsidiary companies of
the United States Steel Corporation,
according TO the fifth annual report OF
the United States Steel and Carnegie
Pension Fund. a copy OF which has just
beer received here.
The report shows many facts Of gen
eral interest. The beneiciaries active
as of January l. 1915. numbered 252l.
There were added during the year 691,
while PIG were discontinued, making
3.OO2 pension cases continued beyond
December 81. 1915.
The average age OF the cases added
during the year Is 62.S4 years. while
the average service Of each Is rs 34
years. The average monthly pension
OF the cases added during 1915 Is
S2O.S5.
Large Disbursements Here.
The report shows mat large sums
were disbursed last year through the
pension fund to employees Of the sew
eral Steel Corporation plants in this
section OF the country.
The expenditures on behalf Of the
American Sheet q Tin Plate company
amounted 20 ~S65.10O.39. Of which the
sum OF S9,ho4.bb was pdlu out at tHe
Aetna Standard worNs at Martins
Ferry. one OF this company's principal
plants. Another large sum-. 81, 1903,
was paid out at the Riverside works
OF the National Tube company, at Ben
wood.
a list Of the amounts paid u in
pensions at the plants in the Wheeling
district. arranged according 10 the sub
efdfary comDanfee includes the follow.
ing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-27
Mnu~2oo,
H3DMm1@&
Many Enjoy PARTY

one. Is cordially Invited The program
VIII again be repeated on Frldav even
ing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-27
C0LU MBIA CLUB
WIN Open New Basket Ball Floor in
Dame With Elliott Commercial
School This Evening.

This evening the Elliott Commercial
shcool basket hall team will play the
Club five al the opening con
test Ia the new gymnasium that has re-
Gently been constructed los the club
boys. The Elliott lads hav, been az
hard practice In preparation for this
contest aud expect to dcfeta their ricals.
The Columbia club lad have "a fast five
und VIII siVc a good account OF them
Euiott- Columbia Club.
' H % s 81 a o. O. hAfuEE
Right Forward.
''o % - .-.-.- --..-. Ebner
Left Forward.
N''h ...-- $4,000. Goethe
enter.
hally Leiuwebcr
BiEth Guard.
N" ''.sr --.s. sssr.s--- Lelbuld
Left Guard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-27

SD iAiHtts ian. 70
DAVIS ISLAND BAM-a1 feet fall.
cloudy.
sTEJBENNILLE-139 fcc;. falling.
PARKERsBURG-is5 feet. falling
rain. ~
OIL CITY feet. failing: clear.
NARkEN-3.5 feet. falling: cloudy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-27
HON. J. P. ARBENZ
viii Address Brotherhood at First
English Lutheran Church at Meet
ing This Evening.

The Brotherhood of Man" will be
the topic Of an address 20 be delivered
this evening by Hon. John ?. Arbenz
bofer he meeting OF the brotherhood
OF the First English Lutheran church.
this being the regular meeting Of the
organization. Mr.. Arbenz's ability as
a speaker Is well known and the
brotherhood takes pleasure in an
%nouncing him as the principal speaker
for the evening
Members OF the brotherhood Of the
churches at Narwood. Edgewood and
Bridgeport. as well as the pastors OF
these churches. have been invited TO
at'rnd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-27

HIGH CLASS FICTION is to the up
to-date newspaper as tire dainty des-
set TO a satisfying menu % susstan-
tials. THE GREAT SHADOW"
Conan Doyle's thrilling story Of love
and war begins In the lnteliqencer
NET Mondly. January 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-27
RIVER NEWS

Fog in the valley delayed the ar
rival of the steamer Reuben Dunbar
five hours yesterday morning. the
packet having reached here at IL
o'clock on its way to Charleston.
The steamer Liberty will run to
Farkersburg at IL o'clock this morn
ing owing TO a large consignment OF
freight instead Of only going to Mata-
moras.
Ihe waters at the local wharf late
last evening registered a stage or
10 feet 5 inches and falling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-27
Boats SUSPEND.

CHARLESTON. W. Va, Jan. 26.-
Freight traffic on the Great Kanawha
river has decreased TO such an extent
mat two packets have been tied up
and Will not resume their trade for
months at least. The remaining pack.
cts are carrying but little freight and
may also either 50 into other trades
or tie up.
Evening star., 1916-01-08
Star z1s %aS7:
Get Best Results
LOCAL RATES.

LUCAL AAIESSs
Help, Situations, Lost and Found. Rent
Rooms, ETC., one cent word each time
for IS words or more.
Miscellaneous Sales and Wants, 8usl-
ress Opportunities, Automobiles, ETC.,
one cent a word each time for three or
more times, with 15-word minimum.
BUSINESS CARDS UNDER WORD
RATE CLASSIFICATION (where accept
able). Business Announcements, Per-
sonals, Real Estate, Apartments. ETC.,
10 cents line each time for four lines or
more three times. with q decreasing rate
for a longer period.
Evening star., 1916-01-08
wANrED-HEIP.
MALE-Continued.

MALE@(IOmffMued.
YOUNG MAN, French or Irish, for lunchroom
work, to learn business; salary, 81 weekly
and board: references. Box 15l. Star ofice9s
YOUNG MEN, bright. to assort in collar and
linen departments; clean work and good wages;
experienced men preferred Apply Frazee
Potomac Laundry Co.. 18th and D SITS. o.
YOUNG MEsN-To qualify for positions as drafts
men at good salaries: mechanical drafting,
patent drafting. Topographic drafting; also
engineering lines: estimating and specifications
taught in our night day classes; get full
particulars. Columbia School Of Drafting.
10th and G sts NV.
YOUNG MAN. about Is. of neat appearance.
with knowledge Of plano playing. to
chances to advance Rox 2s0. Star ofice. 10"