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may be 1t stake. These strategists hg
ure that the District force will be
quito sufficient to garrison this place
and other large mining camps in the
neighborhood-
Bisbee is in Cochise county. eighty
two miles southeast Of Tucson. on the
FL Paso and Southwestern railroad. 1t
10 an important center, having an ex-
eelient hotel q public library, moving
picture theater, two hospitals modern
school buildings and a fine country
club
Bisbee would be a health resort II its
tion is about $500 feet. A number of
persons have sotourned in Bisbee for
lung troubles. but. as a rule. they find
the atmosphere too rarified. and such
patients mostly congregate in Phoenix
and Tucson.
There Is an excellent water supply,
quite sufficient to meet the demands
Of such a large increase in population
as will result from the visit Of the
District Of Columbia soldiers. The
water is pumped for a distance of
seven miles. It is free from calcareous
matter and carries no germs. The
water is pumped by engines at Naco.
and there are several of the pumps In
reserve. The water from the mines is
fmpregnated with copper and is not
potable. which is the reason the water
Is pumped from such a distance.
There are no saloons in the town. 1t
IL absolutely dry in that respect.
OF course. the country about Bisbee
is dry. Just nov is the rainy season
and the troops will probably find IT
more comfortable to be sheltered in
box tents. The sun shines from $50
to $50 days a year In Bisbee. and II
shines with an intensity never felt in
Washington. This. coupled with the
sandy soil drinking up the rain. makes
the country Whereabouts very dry When
the wind blows the dust flies. but IL is
sand and not alkali dust. There is no
alkaH dust around Bisbee. The sand
is ailuviai, from the volcanic hills.
The average temperature In summer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-09

the colder months Of the year. But lit
tie precipitation occurs during the later
autumn months and practically none at
the lower elevations during April. May
and June. The precipitation of winter
is the result of general storm movement
over the district. induced by the low
areas that develop over the Gulf Of Cal
ifornia and the lower Colorado valley.
the greater part of the moisture from
which, however. is deposited in regions
far to the eastward. In the high eleva-
tions much Of the precipitation of win
ter occurs, as snow. and its gradual
melting later in the year serves to
maintain moderate supply Of water In
the streams until the heavier rains of
the late summer appear.
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REPORT OF WoMAN's
LITERARY SOCIETY

To the Officers and Members Of
the Woman's Literary Club:
take pleasure in submitting
the following report of the Wah-
peton Public Library:
One year ago tw" members Of
the Commercial Club. Mr.. Divet
and Mr.. Leach were added to our
board. We now nave 5 members
from the Literary Club and three
from the Fortnightly Club making
ten in all. Seven board meetings
have been held which have been
we'll attended by the members. On
the first Of June, 1915, the Library
was made free to all patrons. This
was very important step-as it
meant the cutting off Of our re-
venue and was the cause of con-
siderable discussion among the
members of the Board. Time
has justified the wisdom of this
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move. Our patronage has been
steadily increased and the great
est gain has been among the ones
we were most DESTROYS of reach
ing. those who have the least
matter in their homes. Another
class we have reached and been
able to send good reading to, are
the prisoners in our county Jail.
We subscribe for is magazines
of which four are weeklies: Out
look, Independent, Scientific Am
erican and Survey. 20 other mag
azines ar donated by the people
interested i'm the Library.
The average boy of from i2 t,:
- is grea. Leader Of the mag
azines. much ~ &c so than the girl
|cf the same age. The Popular
Mechanic Popular Science Month
ly Scientific American, American
Boy and Base Ball Magazines are
wonderful tr"asurers mines to
these and if you could see how alb
sorbed they are in them, you
would feel amply paid for any sac
rifice you may have made for the
Library. Students Of the various
schools also patronize our read
ing tables for reference material
for their school work. The hisio"-
lea and nOn-fictiOn books are at
tracing a great deal of attention
and are being quite widely read.
Magazines as far AS possible are
kept on file. The room for this
part Of the work is very limited
and We are beginning To- feel tn"
great need of more room. Mater
ial which may be of any benefit
either at present or at future
time is cut from discarded papers
and magazines and filed for refer
enc" use. AT present W" have 81
envel"peS in use with many more
subjects to be- listed And here ]
wish to express my thanks to Mrs.
StOhr"r. who though not "A mem
Der of the board. has helped M"
so much i'm this work. The gifts
during tn" past year have been
very generous. OF these he larg-
est 500 hnllay>. was from Mr.. Ben
iamin Taylor. Mr.. Taylor >tipu-
lated that his gift should not b..
used for light fiction, but for some
thing of permanent value. Mr..
Leach and Mr.. F'ligrman each
CAV" % dollars. Our annual tag
day brought us 81 dollars. TIL"
Bee His" benefit over Is dollars.
TIL" fortnightly club gave 10 dol
lars and | dozen framed placari,
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advertising the Library. Through
the efforts of Mr.. Divet and Mr..
Leach ably helped by Mr.. Fligel-
man, the city council voted 100
dollars. We earnestly hope that
this appropriation will be increas-
ed this year. The placards given
by the Fortnightly Club were
printed by Mr.. Cameron Of the
,Wahpeton Times free of charge.
Both the Globe Gazette and the
Times have been very generous in
doing printing for us without any
compensation. One of the gifts [
appreciate very much, were two
dozen lead pencils from the Hud-
son Thurber Go. of Minneapolis
donated through the influence of
Mr. Stofrer. A fine large clock was
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Wich-
man of st. Paul. Mr.. Chas. T..
Wolfe gave 20 dollars and Mrs.
Divet IL. Books have been donat-
ed by various persons who are
interested in the Library. Morgan
Falley gave 90 books; Mrs. Meriz
IL for children. Mrs. Hull 10 for
boys; Mrs. Hughes for boys.
! Other parties have one and two.
4 Through Mr.. Forbes we were en-
abled to purchase "A fine edition of
Mark Iwain's books-24 volumes
for $3.50. This was just half price
Mr.. ID. Il. Jones has given a Funk
& Wagnall's edition of Webster's
Dictionary. something that was
needed very much. Mesdames Per-
kins. LounSbury, Hughes, Stern,
kerbcr, Clipfell. Murray. Patter-
son, Douglass, Warren and Wor-
ner donated magazines since July
tst, 1915. 98O9 books have been
loaned and 9983 people have visit
ed the Library The tim" is coming
when we must have a building of
our own. II will take hard work on
the part of all. but if W" ar" to
grow and be- of benefit to he town
we must keep m'v;n@ II you have
not thought of tn" matter ,:',: IRA,
remember il is your library and
the more you us" il tn" greater
chance ii will have to prove its
usefulness, Z" tn" general welfare
and uplift of tl" community. 40
"" mn.'nhrrS OF both r!,i's who
have responded :" quickly when
have asked fur h"l }. ""turn
SINGER" ,hanks and | hope that
each and every one of you will
boost for he ". p. l..
JESSIE. G.. Soaring,
Librarian.
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Sl'N1IO%S

SUMMONS
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, COUNTY OF
Richland. IS. In District Court. Fourth
Judicial District.
f. 7. Lee. also known as
Erick T. Lee. Plaintiff
~" Tyribakken. Defendant
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, To THE
above named defendant:
You are hereby summoned to answer the
complaint in the above entitled action. which
has been filed in the Office OF the Clerk OF
the District Court, OF the Fourth Judicial
District. in and for the County OF Richand
and state OF North Dakota. and serve a
copy Of Your answer to said complaint on
the subscriber. at his office. in the city OF
Wahpeton. in said County. and State with
in Thirty 800 days after the service OF this
summons upon you exclusive Of the day Of
such service; and: in case Of your failure to
manded In the complaint.
Dated this goth day OF June. A. D. 1916.
GUSTAV SCHUYLER.
Attorney for Plaintiff
Post once Address. Wahpeton, Richland
County North Dakota. Ct
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Or. N. w: KREUZloER
veterinarian
Office in Briggs Bldg.
Phone No. III
Calls Promptly Attended
Day or Night
German Spoken

Oscar Worner. the republican
candidate for clerk of court, was
looking after his fences in this
city the fore part of the week.
Mrs. Thomson, wife of Capt.
Thomson left for Montana, where
she will visit her parents.
The Summer Teachers Train
ing school is progressing nicely
and much interest is manifested
in the work. Supt. Hanson in
form. US that the attendance is
not as large as was anticipated,
but they are having a good ses-
sion.
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Or. PFlsrER, DENTIST
Over Dietz & Murray's
DhnnA 409

Mr.. H. Osen has commenced
his new green house at the corner
OF Dakota Ave. and 9Th street.
A baby girl was born to Mr..
and Mrs. R. F. Marsden of Hayre.
Mont. a week ago Saturday. Mrs.
Marsden was formerly a Miss
Weimer of this city.
The Red Cross Ladies will hold
an ice cream social on Saturday
afternoon July 9Th at the home of
Mrs. Gillen. Hot coffee and dough-
nuts served. Everybody welcome 2
John Quinn a former resident
OF Wahpeton, but now of Steele,
hldder county. is spending a few
days in the city as guest at the
home OF his brother, Chas. Quinn.
There will be a benefit dance
given at the Armory tomorrow
night. The benefit will go to Co. I.
AS this is a worthy cause every
body should turn out and give a
helping hand.
Lief Evenrude. Christine. John
Clarence Jorgenson. Grant koyacn
and Henry ullrich of Wahpcton
have declared their intentions OF
|b"romim" L. s. citizens and have
shown their patriotism by joi..~
ing Co. !.
Miss Lizzie Rettig. daughter of
Mr.: and Mrs. Frank Rettig was
united i'm marriage Tuesday to Mr..
!. p. k"hnke of Delano, Mimi. Miss
Rettig is one of Wahpeton's best
known and popular young ladies
while Mr.. kohnke is one of Delano
most prominent young business
men.
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July 1st, . will occupy tho
Briggs Building Corner oa-
kota avenue and 9Th Street
THE NEW JEWELRY STORE


MIR. and Mrs. J. R. Molloy are
sepnding a few days at Grace
willie. Mimi, this week.
Miss Marian Pitts of Grand
Forks is visiting at the home OF
;Of her aunt, Mrs. Ella EARLY.
Edward Reubish of Paramount
IN. d.. has accepted position with
1.-THE Rettig Bros. as one of the To-
Ical painters.
Base Ball-We IRE headquart-
ers for base ball gods. Come in
and look over our STUFF Whit
ing Drug Co. 40 II
Mrs. Taylor, wife of Prof. Tty-
lor. a teacher i'm the State School
of Science a couple of years ago
was calling ON friends in this city
this week.
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Our Telephone
Number
is
81
Union Transfer
Company
lIu Mn.Mu an Ia,n HHn HIn iH,u liuu rul NM NM


Max Cameron left for Fargo
Monday. He has secured a posi-
tion with the Northwestern Tel
ephone Company at that place.
DR.. Bula Cameron Sawyer and
little son left last Sunday morn
ing for her home in Twin Falls,
Idaho. She had spent a month.
visiting at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Cameron.
Editor ClabaugL was up from
Paramount last Monday night.
Clay says that the City of OPP
portunities" and the only town
i'm the state with four railroads
is getting bigger and better than
ever.
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Licenses issued this week by the
County Judges office were to the
following persons: Albert ID. Thue
of Walcott and Inga o. Braaten Of
Homestead. Simon Bosch and Vio-
let StrubeI, both of Great Bend.
Ignatius B. kOhnke of Delano,
Mimi, and Elizabeth NJ. Rettig of
WahpetOn. Gust G. Olson of Hell
cndale and Mathilda Regina Olson
of aonard.
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The company now consists O
he following men and officers:
Thomas j. Thomson. Captain
Carl Ulsaker, list Lieutenant
Leo Duminick. end Lieutenant
Ward w. Wages. ist Sergeant
Otto Oien. quartermaster.
Louis Anderson, Sergeant
+. p. OFT. Corporal
George Fischer. Corporal
Wallace Willard. Corporal
Arnold Ii. Forbes. Bugler
Wilkie Simard, Cook
Walter Dunn. 2nd cook.
Privates:-
Albert Bader
Dave Bezenek
Ed. \. DemOray
Franklin anderson
Isadore Englehart
John M. Early
Fred Frietag
VIM. H. Friederichs
James Vosberg
Ed. Gewalt
Joseph Granrath
w. C.. Goerner
Herb Goettleman
Harold Holcomb
o. Il. Hess
Phil kohlgraff
Henry A. krebs
Robert W. Kramer
Albert j. Miller
John +. Overland
Ira \. Piper
Charles Radke
Joe Rickert
Lyal st. John
Oscar Soholt
A. Schiller
Paul E. Sewrey
William Tyra
a. b. Veit
Lawrence Noelker
William Wilson
George E. Wagner
William H. Weimar
F. Traylor
Howard Rice
H. f. Ross
William A. Miller
Frank Bernard
Erwin Parsons
Linton NJ. Harris
George DvOrak
VIM. H. Wolfe
Sam Locke
Lester Stevens
Chester NJ. Aim
Wallace Morden
Henry Ulrick
Morris l.. Ryan
Charles Leschke
George Demoray
John DeF'ea
Louis C.. Jensen
Melbert Charles Green
Harold +. Fleckenstein
Edward +. Russell!
VIM. Nadou
Nels S. Parks
Frank Podraza
A. Mclean
j. c. Jorgensen
R"bt. H. Hughes
Louis Stewart
Oscar Kruger
Carl VIM. shirley
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a NEW CHURCH

The Norwegian Lutherans have
begun the erection Of an elegant
new church building at the corner
of eighth street and Michigan
avenue.
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Location-Dr. Fitzgerald Den
list. Stern Block. tf-15tf
George Worner autoed over
from Great Bend Monday.
Mrs. Edelbrock returned last
Friday from a short visit with her
mother at St. Cloud.
VIM. Roberts the Colfax banker
was transacting business at the
county capitol last week.
VIM. Huppler was transacting
business at st. Cloud and the twin
cities the fore part of the week.
The Misses Margaret and Mollie
Smith of Anoka, Mimi, are guests
of their cousin Miss Mabel Quinn.
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r. n. DEVNE
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Office in Residence, sis 5th St
Phone 80
DR.. Meckstroth's former
Residence
r. Il. DEvInE

.
The W. R. C.. al their meeting
last evening gave rising vote OF
thanks to Schineider's orchestra
for the excellent music so kindly
donated for w. r.. C.'s reception
for Company | benefit on Friday
evening, June 23rd at the Armory.
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LIBRARY Foco sEnEFlr

There will be food sale for
the benefit of the Public Library
in the Otter Tail Power Co.'S Of
flee. Saturday afternoon, July 1st.
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Fixing the highest grade Of
watches and fixing them
Right Is an art to which we
have devoted q lot Of time.
the NEW JEWELRY STORE


The Flags displayed at each
voting .precint in Wahpeton were
placed therein by the local w X.
c.. by the Patriotic Instructor and
her assistants in accordance with
General Orders of the National G.
A. r. and w. II. C..
Why don't you build for the
future? The MankatO Com
mercial College will be your arch
itect and will charge nothing for
their plans and specifications.
Without such plans you are not
to be a failure. Send for their
plans today. They are free. 1924
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=
The photoplay theatre is con.
tinuing its policy Of showing the
best pictures on the market at the
lowest prices. Billie Burke's pic
lures are being shown and these
have been secured at great cost.
Friday and Saturday Dustin Far
mum will be seen in what is con-
sidered his greatest picture "'The
Iron Strain" Monday and Tues
day Dorothy Gish will be seen in
Jordan is Hard Road" With
her will be seen Owen Moore. Mr..
Snyder states that his popular
prices are attracting many Wah-
.petOn and Breckenridge people.
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Rettig Bros. have received the
contract Of painting the Wahpe-
peton Hospital.
Miss Nora Moe left for her
home in Glenwood, MINI, the fore
part of the week.
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COMPANY I GIVEN
HOUSING SEND OFF
Continued from page ~

Corporals of engineers. signal
or hospital corps. 80 cents.
Sergeants of infantry, ST.
SerGeants of engineers, signal
or hospital corps, Sl.2O.
Battalion sergeant majors OF
field artillery, chief trumpeters
and principal musicians. sl.33.
Quartermaster sergeants, first
class surgeons. sergeant majors
OF signal corps and first class mu-
sicians. $3.50.
First class sergeants of hospi-
tai corps or sergcants of field nu-
sicians,Sl.67.
First class sergeants of engi-
neer corps. S2.i7.
Master electricians, uuarterma-
tiers of coast artillery, master sig
nal electricians and chief musi-
clans. $3.50.
NOTICE
As a dozen copies Of the
Wehpeton Times will be
mailed to Company . each
week, It is wished by the Wah
peton Times that everybody
who has any news items con-
corning themselves or any
body else would please phone
or send them in by mail. The
boys will be anxious to get all
the news and with your help
In rounding up che occurren.
ces Of every week, the boys
will be kept fully Informed
each week as to what Is &C.
curing at home.
a special correspondent for
the Times is at the front with
the boys and each week the
dotngs Of the boys Of Conn.,
pany will be published.
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L. Z. LESTER
Funeral Director and licens.
cd Embalmer
In charge Of Schmitt & Oh
sons Undertaking Dept.
Day and Night Calls Answer.
cd Promptly
Lady Assistant
Day call N. w. 1861 Night N.
w. 2c6W and 410J Brock
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FOR RENT-Seven Room Fla
over the Times Office. Electric
lights, bath, etc.
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FOR SALE-A good seven room
house on eighth street. Inquire
of w. A. Baker.
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DR.. 7. o'sR'En
ONCE in Schiller Block
Residence 8l5 Sixth St.

Calls in the county promptly
attended to
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WANTED AT ONCE-!An exper-
fenced waitress and a cook at the
Wyndmere Hotel, Wyndmere, n.
Oak.
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WANTED-Clean cotton rags,
Sc per pound-Times Office.

WANTED-A girl for general
housework about July lst.- Mrs.
Cameron.
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FOR SALE-Kurtzman piano.
Good as new. Inquire at this Of
fee.
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FOR SALE-House on 9Th St.
Call at Albert Chick. If
The Washington herald., 1916-06-30
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelphia. June z.-BUTTER-rr.hs Wa
ouiet, but pr1o-s were mxintsined on the betta
grades The under grades wal 20 sn We
quote: Westsrn fresh solid -rscted osan<-y fsscy
specxk. 5as c1trs Hzx5ca sytrz frxtx z4s2;
nrsss Za3: seconds as3a; nearby prinsa fsncy
$; sverzse extra, sls,1; hrkts z<s; sscr11s zs
~; special fancy brands d PRINT joossns al s<H
EGGs-Pins egS were In rood Request and nru.-
with supplies well under control. Quosstio<s a.
folo~s: In free cssrs. nearby e1tn, q pr doz>r
nearby hrsts. Us standard CASE: nearby current
receipu, t7bsS.S; exopocnsl loss hisbe. w-s~
ern extra. peT dozen; west1~r erts. fr-ta rs
per case; DO. hpo. t.7s1Js pr c.s: fancy -
lected esss we're .oeons al s<a pz oo.rn-
DRESSED -hIlsd. As-nses.di
Fowls. z TO bo1. drypscked-Ysney siscs>d IN:
weighing fsss pounds spiecs. z: do. 4 pounds
apiece. 2; DO. ~ pounds spiscs q; do > pounds
tpieoe. san. Fo~is. In bsrreis fancy dry-rncsed-
Northern Indians and IniDois. weighing ez.s pounds
spsecs. 2a; Southern Indiana and unno4 vessnins
pounds spsecs. q; smaller sanz tk<z: Old
roosses. drJ-pscssd. IS: broiIe, Jersey. fang. Hs
Is; boilers. other psarby. weighing MAI POUNDS
apiece. z~so; hroiien. nearby smaller sizes x.s
Ducks. nearby. sprtns ls<5. sqush., per down
white. weighing usE POUNDS. 4eoskU; do. san
pounds. 3Ss1-H; DO. Q pounds ao4AN: do,
pounds. lak1 u; do. e~sa psand, LTsa1 %; osrf
LsHz %; small and Nc. Z sosln
The Washington herald., 1916-06-30
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE


Bailey S. Goode. D. and Elsie N. French. ..
both of Baltimore Nd. Rev. L Morgan Chambers.
Alfred B. Freeman. 5. and Alice L. Tappsn 10.
Rev. Cornelius s. Abbott, jr.
Oscar B. Lacey. rs. and A. Estelle Seay. Il Rev.
J. NJ. 0'Brien-
Harry Awinsou, 2. Of St. Louis and Eliza
beth T. Petinsale, q. Of this city. Rev James
s. Montgomery.
Morris II. KIonigsberg. 90 and sayde D. Pelzman,
a Rev. Louis Stern
Joseph 8. Taylor. ., and Estelle O. White %.
Rev. A. NJ Mark
Lucius A Sims jr.. s. and Conway Lonsau, 10.
both Of Richmond. Va. Rev. Howard F. Downs.
OoLORED.
lbsnArd Brown, 2. and Daisy Mason, a.
Rev. 2. B. Gordon
Stacy V. Mcneil. z. and Lette Brosdn.I. r.
Rev. T. J. Brown
Walter R. Bush, "A. and Annis Petssoo, z.
Rev. Logan johnson
Howard Crutchheld II, and Ethel Dandridss, B
Rev. D. L, Wiseman.
William Mckinley Wisenan. q. and Daisy B.
ChambsB, 10. Rev. D. T. wiseman.
Charles W. Brooks. 2. and Naomi B. Davis, q.
Rev. William A. Jones' .
Henry L. Coleman q and Margaret A. Davis
q. Rev. William B. Carroll
Stepheu H. Simms. q, and Ethel L. Hall, s
Rev. David d. Trpean
William Cole. g. and Dorothy voush, q Rev
William A. Lee
Franklin Edward e and Bertha @. Stevenson,
%, both of Kensnston. Nd. Rev. Charles A. De
Vaughn.
Lloyd Nichols. 2. and Elenora Loma1, %. Rev
George h. Harris.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-30
BOND TRADING
BETTER HERE
$4,000 Worth of Potomac
Electric Consolidated IS
Sell at l0lN.

Although there was a large attendance
at yesterdays session of the local stock
exchange, the volume of trading did
not advance materially. The feature of
the day was a better demand for bonds.
The orders placed yesterday were slight
ly below the recent quotation prices.
there has been no speculation on the To-
cal market for weeks.
The largest sale of the day consisted
Of $4,000 worth of Potomac Electric Pow
er consolidated 5 per cent bonds at Iu Ia
A block of 5000 worth of Washington
Railway and Electric Is brought 81 81
and a 500 Capital Traction sold at
l07 IL
Mersenthaler Linotype stock was strong,
bid on this issue was advanced / "a
points to ls3 "a Lanston Monotype also
advanced fractionally.
Other sales consisted Of sixteen shares
of Continental Trust Company stock at
lT l-2 to Is0. thirty shares Of Capital
Traction stock at IS and two shares of
American Graphophone common at lS l-S
The local stock exchange will adjourn
this afternoon until Wednesday, on ac-
count OF the Fourth of July.
Grcene-Cannnea Advances.
The slackening Of the tension in the
Mexican situation caused Greene-Cananea
Copper stock to go up two points to 81
on the local exchange yesterday Sew
eral Of the bank issues were quoted at
higher levels.