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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-26

JONES' Tuesday. January sr tats
"I clock %. m.. at mis- residrnc, rUt
uln miro Efr,st. Martins FERRY.
'Ii'NN 3D. i'Nt~ aged g. years.
D un'r'I from D. g. Schroeder undertsk
~ lH'I..- -'Nt lhapIine street. Sat.
ufddh u~ft'ruuUr. January ~ AL 9Nlu
o'clock int'rueut Mount zion Gene
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DIEHL-pu Tuesday. January %. 1915
'f' 20 clock o. m.. az the residence
30" $50 wood street. BANTTr.
hlfiIL aged 80 years ana 20 days
Funeral Motto, hereafter.
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DIE

sTRAUB-Dn Monday. January "a. 1915.
az $40 o'clock D.. M. at the family
residence. No. Jos Tenth street. War-
300 his SUth year.
FUNERAL services. Thursday af-tern,o, al,
o'clock Friends uf the family are
respectfully invited io attend. Inter
H''ni ln orr,uw0 od cemetery.
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FOR SALE@Ohio farm. l57 acres. 1OOa
40. fEh. coal. good buildings. GOOD
I1hd. 10 acres alfalfa. some timber. We'll
.oca.ed > miles 'adiz. o.. Harrison coun-
ia good community. I miles from UoII",
way station. b. & .. X. Il. Write o.. ~
Holiday Box 80. Holloway. o.
Ja-6-3Ot
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uur' %. 1910. a. ID "a Ia $3.50
~iNNit boo the sth pear III his axe
D !n'f.' services af the rssIdsn.. az
william UIckmstrr u-rrf1rU-r
thursday Afternoon al U
O'Clock Friends Dr the r.r.i.
FI''l tn attend intcrmcnt sac ZION
D.u.ftrE.
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FOR SALE OR RENT

roR SALE on HrEr- r...
GOD.
o.
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Helm

appearing young women
10 canvas. Salary and expenses paid
Apply Room so. Grand Central Hotel
between 5 and Z =. n. fa-asJ
WANTED-Reliabie girl for sener.i
housework. no washing. 1lO9 Main 81.
Ja-2f-t
WANTED-Good lunchenetts cook. An
ply Fenray Theatre. Martins
-. Ja-l4-tf
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BGrtsChv
FDNUH~L DInlJUOh AND
AH1EKlAl E~WBALMER.
ti12 ard 1924 Main strsst
-Csit Answered Day or Mat
STORE tuUnpH 61G
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FOR SALE

1OA SALE-bOO egg sure hatch incuba-
tor. but little used. Miss 4. l. Garyfn
X. - No. :. Wheeling. Nat. 2SlO-M II. p
Ja-25-l
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WANTED-Position

WANTED-ENperienced chauffeur wants
position as chauffeur or truck driver
Can give good reference. Address Ks
Msrshall Ave. Elm Grove. or call NatI
&lO-J. T.. q. fa|ss~
as stenographer.
three years experience: GOOD rsfcrt
.Ce VIII start on reasonable SALARY
ircelle q. Rodes. West Finley. Pa nh
Ja-2O-l
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ron SALE-Showcase 6 q long o. .,
Vide IA n deep. Bargain III sold AZ
once Harry Marks. 1917 McColioch
Ja-22-i
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@oh sALE-Farm. IS acres. Lays 3
miles each Of Wheeling near niLs
roaa. Reason for selling owners can't
see 10 II For particulars write to Geo
Matthens' Route No. 2. Fairview. W.
Ja-17-3Ot
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foH SALE-Ffve year old mule weight
IlOv pounds. Inquire Fred Nilbesn
STOP : hayland. Martins Ferry. ohio.
Ja-2l-l
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Bfeummer 9 RHdebland

Funeral Directors and Embafmau
aNN twenty second afa
AfftI.ne AeA. Dreu daF ard ufahL
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WANTED-Male or Female


"ANTED-Collector. Either sex. sal
AIRY and commission. Expericnred
= TO H. G. n. care this office.
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fOh SALE-Cheap to quick buver.
titNtn room house. 445I Jefferson 81.
h'llalre. Address Harry 4. Miller 500
G.eruan Bank Building. Wheeling ReiI
phone 621 or 1O77-W. iaeE-odt
The sun., 1916-02-03
THE GRAIN MARKETS.
U~av, wheat Iiquidatton--Ncv
Export Plans.

i'Irir '9s greater part of ,c-'crd4,ts
session the wheat LIST was subjected :,
pronounced selling pressure. Acco-diur T
70 some observers there wlS timely
hqu'dlt!on TOR several Of the big chi.
Gag" traders, who are SUSPECTED of ut.l.z-
hg hV!ge~ to- unloading while outwarIIy
maintaining couservatiVely bullsn
market position based on the suppus.tlor
thit Europe WI continue 20 absorb
AlitTI' tH wheat Tor weeks to come lac.
cause OF the more aggrnvatiug SHINING
problems a, Australian and Argc,tire
points,
The export business here Yesterday
was estimated AZ 800, 900 bushels i,
was st'd ihat IN cases the wheat futures
were '"usht by foreign houses AID that
~ an pnportuuo time these futures wouI1
be exchanged for cash wheat. IN
p"rters Lave expressed the opinion ina,
me larger wheat r"v"ipts promised a,
NortHW'~'"rn and Southwestern stations
"..i "',s" the cash wheat premiums.
=, M,.n interest Was ev'rced IA IA. an
s,nor,,ati.e announcement that Ross
Sn,the Il GO, OF London would abandon
Their ordinary business 20 a., A.. ,,n,crt,'
inent tuyeFs OF grain. Representative. O.,
intims,ea thsi ar t,a n'ro In =, present and 1t IL
Eng 'sh, French and Italian officials SUN
a. pan M'Ne, Tor more concentrated buy
eliminates competitive buy,ng rrtIcrs
sold whse. future on This tl~,~v. pI.hn''r,,
others hrgI"i that foreign Governments
might easily show themselves s- big per
s!stent BUYERS under the new plan.
Ihe early advance IN IA" market was
attributed to the Price Current s.a,nri,r.
that tNtren'. cold had followed rains In tho
cehtrh. and eastern Winter wheat reginits
ana 20 N" bu,l!sh enthusiasm cngendcred hv
Iuesday ''.c, advance Zero weather
was recorded IN tho eastern nin'e- whot'
oet nut u VII. require a tcp week. t.
a'r-rtin 70" encot Of the apparently uu-
-hiisfAct0Ty weather uu the p'au.
Broomla' follow: "
United Kingdom. Weather fsvorah. for
plouShing and seeding.
rrdnoe-- Many reports of poor growth
Germany--No complaints
falN-Weathcr Favorable
spain Acreage Increased PEI cent
lndIH--Lnrg" areHs remain dry.
Russia--l'irt- unprotected from me cold
AfTiri--ProspecW = pud.
Corr. Tho market gained frart'oual'y nu
confirmation ~ rh'r amount ~ export
business recently and on the carry Uhet'
bulge. Tho aggressive buying ~ recent
date was absent. however. Prices readily
gave way IN tho afternoon with tho slumf,s
in other markets. The weather T. quito
no pressure nes resulted thus FAR from
the offerings Of good corn YcsterltNs =
receipt we're $4,000 bushels agains.
i,5s6,0oo last week and l.6l7 .00o a year
tinue Hni this restricts bear aggressive
Oats Weakness In other markets ami
oats values rhero we're rcccipts f"r IN.
day az ,.+70 busheI-. against ~" ooo
last week aud Hf",0O0 year ago \ fur.
thor gain t. likely, according TO roun'r,
messages. Export business WAS light
Provisions Lard was under pressure duo
to heavy stocks. Selling VHs mainly spec.
latlve Hog receipts continue large
The sun., 1916-02-03
Something Wrongs

Industrial Alcohol opened at l59 and
promptly went TO 1887, which was
within hsll!ng distance of the extreme
high made "A week or 70 ago. Then
something went wrong and the stock
slumped more than ten points. The CLOSE
was at a good decline for the day.
good deal Of curiosity WAS aroused by
this sudden right about facc in the mar
ket for Alcohol THIS market according
to the understanding OF the financial
district. was In charge of the very h.g-
gest people and the stock was headed
for grea, heights In proportion To the
present earnings. which are said to be
phenomenal. The explanation offered for
the smash is that Il was brought about
deliberately by the insiders IN order
to upset the plans Of another speculative
party which was attempting to take
hand IN the game. AS soon as the M
siders heard of what was going ON they
threw a large quantity of stock upon
the market, the amount being estimated
by one observer as high as 10000 shares,
The sun., 1916-02-03
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
with Active Assistance.

The further rise in the stock market
yesterday was made with the active as
sista1ce OF the traders on both sides
OF tho account. Undoubtedly new buy
ing and IA cessation Of real liquidation
were silent factors in the sudden volte
faoe made by prices, but the activities
OF tho professional element were too con-
spicuous to be overlooked. Stocks were
found to be still scarce AT the opening
and traders who had stayed short or
who had put out another lin" IA the
rally on Monday covered rapidly and
took the bull side with alacrity This
WAS the signal FOR general resumption
OF bullish activities. which had been
suspended pending the liquidating move.
ment. FOOLS became busy again and
prices were pushed up easily by light
buying. ono prominent trader. who
made quite A KILLING In Studebaker on
the big rise. is supposed TO have taken
his favorite In hand again and 10 have
been responsible for the rise in that
and other stocks,
The sun., 1916-02-03

The Interpretation nf recent events in
tho stock market made by Commerce
and Finance is as follows, The mar
kct has cut loose completely from the
commercial. Industrial and financial de-
velopments OF the day, The steel div!-
dend, record railroad earnings and other
good news meet with no response. This
Is because the public Is not in the mar
ket And with the hydra headed public
purse absent the professionals flnd II
more difficult to dehat" the war stocks
than TO initiate them The rise and fall
In the war stocks has not worked ont
as II was planned. The original scheme
was to let them dawn easy ms II were
(and this meant unload them), under
cover Of a steady advance in tho rails
and other standard issues. But tho pub
lie got there first and went away. II
became chary OF the war stocks before
the stage settings for the general ad-
vance were completely arranged. Now
everything Is there but the public
Brokers loans are full up and the stocks
arc held for professional account
Where is the money to finance the gen
eral advance coming from II not from
the public? II looks as " the profess
sonals will have to pocket some lssses
The sun., 1916-02-03

bright spot IN the market W. the
action OF tho copper shares These
stocks acted oetter than they had been
doing The failure Of the copper shares
TO make better response 10 the eN-
traordinary rise in the price OF the
metal has been very disconcerting t.
persons who have been inclined to ho
builish on the general list, Ana"ond .
on Tuesday dragged as conspiruously
as Il was buoyant yesterday, The curl
Gus feature about the rise Is that Il
does not appear 10 have been founded
on the seemngly Irresistible appeal
presented by 2Jis cent copper That
would be altogether too obvious. \
special explanation IL found in rumor
that a "melon' will tie cut as the re-
suit OF the disposal OF some sort Of n
property that the company owns N
Peru. This property, Il is rumOred. VII
be cut up forthwith and the Anaconda
stockholders Will get valuable rights
This II was said, looks like going rather
far afield for arguments to account fo'
strength In quarters where Its absence
has evoked constant criticism,
The sun., 1916-02-03
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

';-v York Fedora. Iceservs Bank
p. we're I per cent for thirty to ninety
ana . per cent. for longer h!lls.
're1 market discount, prime aCcep tances
r-.."g UP to ninety days. 81. aeA per
'O.l-u-~s!al paper rates were 3g3is Ter
mt tpr s.Sty TO ninety days Bills and FOR
p T. a!N months best names. 81 a. pe :
~ f.: others.
Tn" money continued easy. with DE-
IN. igAt. Rstes were - per cent for
W. lays 2%gS per cent FOR ninety
~, 3G3h per cent for four. nve and
Tor,A-.
cal money on the noor OF tn. Stock
"hauge yesterday ruled AZ ~ per cent
per cent, 'ov. ~ PEI cent,
-'"-.'ns sxchange Was easier Final
: -Gle
a.. money IN London. 4Ag4s. per
short bils. 5L par cent. thres
..II.. -. u y per cent
NtteHtic exchange on New York 81.
b.. par; san Francisco. SOC. premium
"srolis, Toe. premium; Chicago, lOc.
." ut; Cincinnati. par. Montreal. 33.+3N
il1t.
silver IN london. a7d.; New York.
S,'9 York Cealine House e.aaeIn.nt
Jar g-S, SH6+. .2S4. .517; balances. $40,
-''tn. SUB orressury debit balance, s5s4,
The sun., 1916-02-03
SECURITIES SOLD AT AUCTION.

>u-"iN r.ln. 80" p-r share
~ -H.-e ~rul..' Rrar.'ii Rar~,ai: 81 QUO
.r.. N'W"- Mining. M.uufa.;l-.us
1."u~p'~tat!nN Go : per cent bon IL
"g,''""d. Iu' February ~. 1901 &
's ,na,,. S1mmit Branch Ea--oad co..
So" ,.
- -Iar'- ur|"Hts' Bank, 500 o.
~ "" i,uu"ssr" ltalIuH, 90. frs mott
gag" 70 pc~ ."ut tn!r'r ,.Hr eu'I hp,.i
'N"p'"n '"r. l"i., coupon attached
'''HlwiA Trust 60 "rrtiAcs'" ot i.
:" sNsr"' Matoir, ~ CO.. i@s,
-" share, E,rmsn American 1usuran,.
''o.. ai"'..
pG,"oo Park a ru'ord Per r.n, ,on,,
l" ln"", interest Jun. and pscom
u sunro. N.uhn''sn IAfc Insur.r,. 60
tl"u pC" snare
- -v1""- T., Land improvement, Go -
=" 7.s,o' l lt9s,, switch & signal - pc
So" pI..,uI - second unrtg.se . no
"".' '".i,. due. ,H23, inIer"., Ma,
too .uarrs Halo u k,uI-n 60 cu,I.utnu
$50" St1u,n-ork Roc Estate lup-o. e.ner.
&c. hNe 'cs" consolidated ir. uuri
rlgo per cont noui. due ,,rtonpr |
Wv I"';HG'>< <n',l ,"l- e. ..Io,,"oy.,H =.
.Urau,e 10 ror,.H,Ltrs. 900 ii ,rc>
Sau'. Jultaus Mining col ,4a shares
l'tr'eys Park SILVER Miung Co.. loo
shareS New York & tslavcrss Count,
Unid Mining 90; I. .harcs Flsbkii,
Boot Sho" 90 SO lot,
The sun., 1916-02-03
BETTER UNDERTONE
IN COTTON MARKET
Impressive Absorptive Power
shown During Recent
Declines.
MILLS ACTIVE

There was a decided improvement In
,ho under,onc Of cotton yesterday. While
the net change WAS trining. the manner
n which the market recovered after
every break indicated an absorptivs
power which is likely to give tho bears
,yusdoraole trouble In tho near future.
Liverpool was decidedly irregular,
with a break OF 10 to IL English points.
followed by "A recovery Of almost that
extent and n close which represented a
los, " practically all the gain. Private
cables stated that the weakness was due
W fresh Liquidation and lack OF buying
power.
Although Southern quotations are
.mcwhat lower, the decline appears TO
bc largely the result OF the selling OF
lodged cotton Holders OF unhedged
cotton appear TO be as f,rm as ever.
Tie demand II very limited. however.
ard American mills appear to be waiting
.ar further break.
The following comment on the spot
situation comes from Memphis: "De-
maid ~ distinctly less now than even a
rrtnght ago. not only at Memphis hut
c,ervwherc IN the South. Cotton ner-
rh,nts here have anticipated the decline
AID tried to sell at prices somewha at be-
low rulirg ones. but with little encour-
Igemcr, from either Northern or South
c-u mills. In fact the very buyers who
comment OF the nrmness Of spots here
report increasing difficulty in effecting
sales TO mills even when discounting
'hr market slightly. The lack OF de-
'rard Las made holders somewhat less
undent. though no pressure to sell has
developed and most Of the cotton chang
- hdads is bringing prices somewhat
n Inc with Official quotations. Most of
tive cheap freight room held here has
been used and this has affected export
mvlng markedly
Exports continue in larger volumes.
Yesterday clcarances amounted to 39,-
noh bales
II ii. believed that the increase in avail
able freight room will cause a consider
,hie ncreaee In the export movement
In Inc near future.
1leciore II. Price has the following
4" say in this weeks issue OF Commerce
nrd finance.
Reports from the South nearly all In
dcdte that a substantial increase In the
-'reage about to Lee planted may be ex-
r'''ed and the theory Is that the reported
cert indnacity of the farmers in holding is
hardly consistent with their determina-
'ou to plant for a larger crop next year.
"On the other hand. the news from
'he American dry goods markets Is most
"ucourag!ng. and the taklngs Of United
states spinrers continue TO show a very
Substantial increase on those OF last year.
For last week. American sp!nners' taxi
rgs were l15.ll", against 1882 last
YEAR, and total takings for the season
ore now 55I 900 ahead OF those for the
corresponding period last season.
Speculative sentiment IS becoming
very bearsh and the unarimity with
-hIcA lower prices are now expected
nay prove something OF Il boomerang
it shall lead TO the creation OF large
short interest"
Market closed steady
The sun., 1916-02-03
THE COFFEE MARKET.
rally >U-r Ope ming UecII.s Psts
Prices ViKhrr

me "o'-e market showed = d-riIns Of to
points al the Outset owing to moderate sell.
lnz prom ptrd hy n ieriue OF ,,d in Rio 81.
'hth2r ON London but later in the day prices
Tallcl ana at the close were firm. with net
shiis of to 10 points Total snl~> were IS 80
nhs' m" upturu was due primarily to the
ir-S Sht situation IN Brazil, which seens to he
coming somewhat uiore acute Freigh, rat-s
to N"v York we're said tn have been All.
Naircd To fl'@ bag and to New Orleans
y -" while ~ the same time several small
-hpper- ~ Rrs,ll We're said To he TRYING 10
cau'"l contracts on sales made IN the ,,ost
ANA irelsht market for prompt shipment
,umpArstlYclN few cost ard IRE yhi of',rs
""r' rr'rt,rd hut prices were steady 10 FIRM
win santos - quoted al ~" fouiou $50.
= Vh" local .poi market showed a .usht,
hrner tone, c-perlslly fnr Santos grade.
"hlrli were quoted ON the basis OF aL,c for
- owing to a sale of M bags Of sp,cialy
selected coffee on tins basis while RIO "a
~cre SIN quoted ~ >Sc
The Official rahlcs from Rra,i reported a
de'lin. ~ 'sd ~ Rio exchange which wa.
quoted AZ ~ = SD Mtlreis prrcs iu both RIO
and >utos we're unchanged and rr,rIp,s at
those ports were - ou bag. against Gi ~, .
year ago rrirc. follow
The sun., 1916-02-03
4 New star.

Bush Terminal is spoken OF as new
star In the speculative armament. The
stock has been listed only a few weehs
and up to yesterday there had been only
one or two sales. one transaction taking
place as low as 9S Yesterday 500 shares
were traded IN and the price went from
100 to 1903 People who know something
Of the company's business speak very
enthusiastically Of the outlook. The tre-
mendous export business from Atlantic
coast ports which is taxing the faciii'
ties Of the harbors is OF course being re-
nec;ed in the company's earnings.
The sun., 1916-02-03

empuon of much rolling spare Tor the second
hall OF the year there viii be .urpr,s. "a ,hc
statement that at Chicago the leading inter..i
IA. allotted ite expected production for maj
Wrnl among its customers, and 10 now -c
saroed Z. sold up for the wear in b,a,v
f,rt
The sun., 1916-02-03

en- 81 ~ "'Sn under paragraph 2ss 49,
yi 1871" The cotton tshl. dainnsk !u pieoc.
-. re he'd suitable ~ - PEI cent al
'tt"."h nNH"- paragraph ."S. ~"
h'thA' - <. Hur~r Paragraph -Si a. he
gate ~ - pe- cent 81 NA'o-rm. alI tho
~ au.er u,-tE- ph -
The sun., 1916-02-03

Open n-High.Low- Clos
Prev.
..fAAA

He local market for spot cotton was quiet.
points decl!,e. middliug II @r Southern
SPOT market. AS officially reported were un.
hanged; Mobile - points decline New Or
cans. lI.j5c. Galveston. II csc: Savannah.
'Ac.; Memphis. icc. Augusta, n.3'c.: Hous.
The sun., 1916-02-03
SUB.TREASURY STATEMENT,

TUESDAY
PAID hy sab Trensurv 80 hankn. s" ,Os 0oo
PAD by bank. \" Shh-TroaHurl O.. :,ioG OoO
Galn 20 banks on days trans
s'ti"n- ... ..,..-.- ..... Stio nOO
TI>tE rRiDAY LAST
Psld by SUI. Treasury % banks 81. S34 Goa
faid by banks 10 sun Treasury. lo,G4I OOO
I.oss 10 banks ...,..,.. Scs,3. .oO0
Gain TO banks same period pre-
vious week ,,,,,,,,'',.,.,,,'... 7ob3 600
The sun., 1916-02-03
TO THE HOLDERS pr
havana ELECTRIC RtlIN ~, LIGHT
POWER tONpt>N
=" wr snt. Two Year Gold toupon 80


NOTICE II HEREBY GIVES thst pur.
e9hnt to the provision. %: Nr,ilc Fourth
o. u" Trust Agreement between Havana
hl"''rlc Railway, Light 4 Power Company
,HI IA. Hu.rHntN rru-' tompsuN of Scw
orc Trustee, dated september lst. i91t,
touring an issue ~ $4,000 400 SiN Per
."nf Two Year 'tpld coupon Secured
Notes. the Havana Electric RuiiUay. Light
Power company intends +" aud will re-
ueeln AT premium - one. mar ~ ono per
cent on March LIT. 1'lt with accrued In
crest thereon Ell It, said Sotea 90 the said
sgkr.sNie principai fsr. amount of
~. 900. 900 90
on M.r"h 1t iHic. rnrmNu' a. asore-
Trust DEPARTMENT " 'hr ,,unranty
nrHt COMPANY of New York 40. iio
brosd"sA Ncr Nnrk. ru which dute ~
teres' on the said Nu'"- wt'. cease. Sotc-
mus carry coupons du" september lat.
islh attached Coupons du" March lst,
islb reprcseuting IL" accrued Interest -
said dat" may ho presented Tor payment
an the usu" MANNER a. ~" Agency Of the
."nptrr. -. liberty street. <'p Norh CIT.
HAVANA ELE TRi' NNliWNN. LIGHT
PpWtK GnNINH'
ny HERMAN hEAENEk. Treasurer.
The sun., 1916-02-03
Demand for Securities.

FOR once In history tho lambs seem to
have put one over on Wall street"
The sun., 1916-02-03

Open.High.Low. clos

The Liverpool market opened quiet but
steady There was quiet business in spot
cotton. with middlinE S points decline at
SD. Sales. $3.50 bales; receipts 1000 bales
s' American. Closed barely steady.
Open. High Low. Clos. Prev.
ing est. est. ing Close.
Mar App ....,. - T52ia 7N1 taL 7JI
"ay June..,... 7.6i, 7&7i. rs 73s 7%5,,
...y Aus. ...r.r, 90 ~ - 80" T31
o. Nov ..... IA IA -n9 7nsi. Tl3
The sun., 1916-02-03
terror re.eipts ard stocks:

Exports yesterday were a83 balea. Tot
- lar this season, 2,s.86si bales Total la
Isuo 9s6tIo balee
The sun., 1916-02-03

TUo T \ II BIDS 20 liverpool were: March,
-i.. May, 1850: July. le osc,: October,
g ~" rhe market there is due to open to.
iiv "a To IL. poioD advanc-
Port rr,ripts ANIL stopks
The sun., 1916-02-03
PNtIrIo TERMINAL COM.
cNNN ul uRt(,n>

In accorian,e WITH tho pr, -toua ~ ihs
Decd Of Trtmt o' ga. N"rthorn l'srlre
Terminal Coiupauy uf oregon. ths follow
itH bphus have hc'n drown for account Of
The sun., 1916-02-03
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON. Feb p The statement Of
the re'~ipts and dishurs-ments of the Trras
shows,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-09-02

planning that is new in this city is
the provision being made in practically
all of the new buildings for the health
ago but that it is easily within the
recollection of thousands of apartment
house jewellers the presence of children
in a family was sufficient to bar that
family from nearly all apartment
houses. Dogs were tolerated, as were
cats and other domestic pets, but chill
dren never. The prime requisite in a
prospective tenant then was a state of
childlessness and definite understand
ing that such a state was to be perma-
nent- Today, however. Fairgrounds for
children, with sand piles, swings, slides
and other devices for the amusement
of juveniles. are included in the regular
equipment" of the modern apartment
building.
A pioneer in this phase of apartment
building development was one of the
largest apartment properties on upper
14th street, where "A large lot adjoin-
ing the properties was turned over to
the little folks, and where they may
play in safety, with nobody but parents
or nurses to tell them what they may
and may not do. To be sure, use of
the playground is at the risk Of the
parents whose children enjoy them
selves there, the owner of the buildings
assuming no responsibility for acci-
dents. But every reasonable safeguard
is thrown around the children while at
play: a substantial metal fence incloses
the ground to keep the little folk from
straying to the sidewalk or street, and
the amusement devices are such as are
TO be found az all school Fairgrounds.
so that likelihood Of accidents IS re
duced to the mi minimum.
Other large apartment properties now
building provide similarly for children.
Comm0lious Fairgrounds equipped with