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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-06

M. Stokes. lot 2. block o, Ginter Park,
being No. sos Chamberlayne avenue;
tax. $3.50; $40.
Drucilla Davis to Calvin 6. Mat
thews. 60x126 feet north line Garri-
son street, 100 feet east of Cowardin
street: s245O
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-06
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.

tReported by Rodgers, Plummer 4 Co.,
Incl
Petersburg. Va. Feb. 3, 1917.
SPANISH, Farmers Stock Market
steady. s142ta per bushel.
VIRGINIAs. Farmers Stock Market
steady.
Fancy Jumbo. 4Ac-4Ac per ib.
Extra prime. a&c-4c per lb.
Prime, IN per III
Smelling stock. 3&c-3%c per ID.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-06
KeCFIpTe At Now DFIeanN WeFe b5d
ales: Boston, 470; Houston. 5,ios.
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond. Va. Feb. s. 1917.
state Securities.

Bid Ask cd
Va as OLD c. and r.. 1892 81
Virginia Centuries. 1871. Sc se&
City Securities.
Richmond City IS. r, 1870
1880 .................. 100 1oI
Richmond City - c. and
r., lsSs-is4s ........ 100 10f
Railroad BENDS.
Seaboard Adjust 81. 1e4e' SO
Southern Ry. LIST bs. 1894 102
So. r. D, and G N. Is, 1856 ssh 81
atreet Railway BoEds.
y. and Pts, T. Co. IS, 1898 ss1A 81
n. Ry and ~ LIST IS, 1s4s 30
Va. r. and p. Co, SIS. 1894 81
street Railway s.srkA
Par.
Nor. Ry and 1t. Co.. rs 2sh
Va. II. and p. Co. pr. 100 l0lA
Va. X. and p. Co. CON. 100 As S
Va. West. Pow. pfd 100 95 ssh
sAttrsad stocks.
A. c. l., cons. .,...... 100 liz
Z. and .. ..,-........ 100 so
n. and w. com. .... 100 l2sh
r.. i. and r.. Div. Oh. 100 $50
X, +. and r.. COM. 100 ais
Z = - - .Ss..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-06

Extremely cold weather literally
froze business on Cary street today
mere were practically no shipments OF
produce received and, in fact, none were
expected, the temperature Saturday
making ii difficult FOR farmers m reach
railroad points With moderatinu
weather In the latter half of the week
the commission market will receive all
tho business now tied up and trading
undoubtedly will be brisk.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-06
I1nil0ino Permits

Building Inspector Butler granted
the following building permits yester-
dav:
w W Hope build frame building
north side y street, between Thirty
secon and Thirty-third streets, s400.
]. L. waltham, build frame dwell
ing north side Thirteenth street. be-
tween McDonough and Semmes ave-
nue.. $500.
W. A, Meredith build brick dwell
ing west side Fourth avenue, between
Steward and Custer avenues. $500.
J. A. Clarke, build frame dwelling.
3ao2 Hull street. $500.
F. r. Herbert. build frame garage,
70s Graham road. 5000
Helen d Anderson, build three
frame dwellings east side Griffin ave
nue. $40.
Helen d Anderson. build frame
dwelling east side The Terrace. be-
tween Rogers street and Bacon road,
$4,000.
Atlantic Construction Company.
build two brick dwellings north side
Leigh street between Deneen ami
Eliza beth streets, $500.
Marriage Licenses.
The following marriage licenses
were registered yesterday:
James r. Campbell and Elizabeth
r. Walker
Stanley G. Moore and Heloise T.
Lebert.
Calvin Martin and Minnie f. Knight.
City Circuit Court.
Judge r. Carter Scott opened the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-06
hooks 30 N IN
face Of WAR NEWS
1Gny Find Profits Low Because oil
Dissemination of Government
Not TO nc Squeezed.
VAST DEMAND MAY COME
ROvernnscnt However Has Not Yet
Placed Definite Orders For Any
IArge Munitions supply, Although
In Consultation Thereon.
nv RROsDsN WAI.L.)

Il
VI y, go. 90 IN ne late
~. -. ~, 80. rorr ana cot
49,. 60. o',...',,,s ,,.s,c .,s n,nch as
49,. 80 Ma wheat
u $50" ,s,,oi ,,,1 Nav cot
~ r., ,,o.-L,s ,,ade
I,r-ot.t,., r,an,d
10 -.
rss1' C -. ,,-,.t,,,- yras.err,
Y. ~, -.,,...s.ta. s.ocLs
mao Ih'E g.,.''...i-..,.. 80. -
- Sae, iN'1' - a. a.,
S ~ -. long
G0sesen .Ac' S"I' - 49,
IHs s. ''i ', ,-...-;-,.-
.sisH' A3e ~ -. e..
SearlV eNe'Hq9aF ~ =.
Usfiisn because N8' WI -.o.'
G1pec,eo, ea' sas 80 -
sieFe me ea'n Els t"'ioH q, " as''.',S
1on WIZ oeclafe w. M AZ ~
daesed INTO H. Inc oei'e' IA W.
Nn very reason neop'e ~ wy
Ao OH alraIo O. IN" MAJ ~ -
nHions makers are no, en- -,
over the oG'4oo" even !. tH'' s'.'.-u
- wa. besatN nc ''t'-1 -" -
4EeTn mem W. .aH% "a" ~ - -
pMhts and otefRs' ''"ii' ."' ht''i
menu account eHe" 'tt ""'F :
ne pToit@ t''tt'' 'it'''
N' since N"'N Guy +NF .ytt
ans ~ofh a"''a- @'A ~. '.-f
% acinaiE eAFela'a ana oHi "a ~
COsia ne SUPP. 't3 w 'Ht 3t.'F'. WV.
4eAsihs me h'i.> ~ 'aa-.s.,o.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-06
RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.

Wholesale Quotations Furnished ny
Woodfn scott, Produce Conn
nission Merchants.
Richmond, Va. Feb. s, 1917.
The Wholesale n srket from actual
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-06
RICHMOND HAY MAmwMT.
From Caskie O. Burch a. Coz

Wholesale Quotations on Change J
Richmond, Va. Feb 5, 1917.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-06

Richmond Trust and Savings Com.
pany. 12l.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-06
Marriage Licenses.

City Circuit Court
Judge r. Carter Scott opened the
The Washington herald., 1917-06-12
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore, Nd, June u.-EGGS-harketW weak.
Maryland. Pennsylyama and nearby hrsts, y;
Eastern Shore. Maryland ard Virginia hrsts. Vi
westsrn tohiol hrsts, -; West Virginia nrsts,
VI; Southern CNorth Carolina) Arsts. ..
BUTTER-Separator, extrs, E1al1Ais hrsts. "
q; eutra, t4aS; hrstA Aoall. Bloeka . ba..
extra. t1al2A; hrsts. ka4l. Dairy prints. Mary
hDd. PeunglTAniA and virEtnia, extras SAD;
hrstS EaD. st1repacked, hrsts. aasa. Rolls,
Aaryland and PennsylIaniA, hnts. 1a2; do,
West Virginia. irstS. 2
LIVE PoULTRr-Piees per pound unless
otherwise stated. Chiekens spsing. II t. IA
Ds.. %; do. y. and less. 0sassi do. old hens.
heavy. aa22; DO, small to medium, na2; do,
old roostzs b., l2.ls. Dueka yoang huscoyy
and Mongrel, ls; do, young. Whits PehngA
lsaIf; do, Indian Runnsrs, Is; do, Puddle.
choice. fat, lsaiIi do. small and poor. lsals.
Pigeons, old. pain %; do, YOUNG. pair, D.
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FROrTs-PotA-
toes, white. Western Maryland and Pennsyl-
rania, bSshsl, s.25a35o; do, New York STATE,
bu.heI. 35A35o; do, Eastern Shore Maryland
and viEinia. No. l. bushei. 45a35o; DO.
nearby. 6asdel boz. Sasa10: do. Norfolk anu
Hampton. bbl.. Ioooslo.so; do. new, Charles
ton. primes bbl.. lOOoaloSo; DO. seconds. bol,
T.oia.Do; do. neS. enl.s. b5L, ioOai.D; do'
Hamper. A5a2fs. Arplys. New York state, No.
l. Dol. I.ooa5.5o; do. No. :. bbl.. 30A9Isj a.
paiagus, Maryhnd and Virginia, No. /. doz.,
i.OOalss: do. No. 2. 6eAfs; beans. chatlestUn.
green. BASKET. 25a2.f5; do. pear. baSk!t, l.Da
IN; do, wax. basket, 2Sajoo. DO, Norfolk
basket, soA3.so: beets. Southern. PER bunch.
lA6; cabbage, East4Tn Shore virginia, bar
rel, 2.o025O: do, NEfolk. barrel. 1o9aGS;
do, Charleston. crate. s5a2So; eFlery. Florida,
crate. l.ooalTS; cherries. Maryland and Virginia,
red. per n, 6as; do, BASKET l.5a2O; do,
fancy white wax. n. sAS: eantAlOupes. Florida,
crate, 2Ooa3uO: com. Florida, crate 4oa2S;
cucumbsrs. Charleston, basket, l.Da2oo; eeE-
plants. Florida, crate, 2sa3.s0; grapefruit,
Florida. as 70 size, PR boa. 25a3sO; soose-
berries, Maryland and virginia. green, per b.,
4: horseradish. native, boz, l.25al 80; buckle
berries. southsrn, qt., l5al4; kals. Ncrfoik oel,
IOoal 50; do, native bushel box. Soaoo; lettuce.
North Carolina, basket SOaT5 do. nAti5e. bushsl
boz, %: onions. Tcxas Bermuda. crate. L75al.S,
do. spring. 100. l.OOal.so; years. Rappahannock.
gF-barreI basket, IS; do, busheI basket, %; do,
harrel, 2oo: do, Ioik River basket, TSaa;
do, barrel lsg; do. Piaukatank. hbl.. 2.o1; do.
Nlrfolk, H-earrel basket. 7Sss0; peppers.
Florida, crate. 3oOa3 30; fadishes, native. white.
100, 5Oal.00; do. long red. lO. 5aso; rhubafb,
nearby. O0 l.sOa2OO; spinach. native. bushel
bcx. Sa50; squash, South Carolina, crate. l.SoA
LIS; strAWbeTries Eastern Shore YiTania, quart.
CAS-; do. Rappahsnnock, quart. sa1 do, Eastern
Shore Maryland, quar-, CAS-; do. Anne Arundel.
per quart. salO; tomatoes, Fl0iida, fancy,
carrier, lTsa2oo; do. choice. carrier. 1.soal.IS:
do. ordinary carrier, l.aoal.5; Satennelons,
Florida and Georgia. 100, 4O.oab.0.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-12
TODAY'S EVENTS.

Annual memorial exercises. Independeut Or
der Of ODD Fellows. Mount Vernon Place NJ.
h Church. Ninth ard < stnosts northwest,
p m.
Commencement exercises, Washington oollees
uf Music. Bel&sco TbsStsr. 40 O'Clock. Dance
at Rauscheris at p m.
War moving pictures Nstionh Pres Dub.
p. N.
Meeting Washington Chamber q c0pmsrce.
Elks' Hail. p. m
Meeting Boys Working Reserve. Y. N. o. A.
4:5 p. m.
Concert. T6issd EtiFss Nsfiss Fad. Ian;
coin Park, 80 D. m.
Lawn social. vanderwerken station. Great Falls
and Old Dominion line, TO p. n
Religious rally, Salvation Army Hall. 80
Pennsylvania avenue. p m
Meeting. representatives, Of Washington Cham
bsr q Commerce, Board of Trade ard Retail
Merchants Association. Ebbitt Hotel. $50 y m.
Odd Fellows-washmgton. No. 6; Golden Rule.
Ne. q; Auiity, No. 2; Mount Pleasant, No. p.
Observation-Disclosures, No. 3. NJ NJ: MyrUn NJ.
Parker, No 2. =. O.; Ancient and Accepted
Scottish Shrine, Nfithras Lodge Of Perfection.
RebSkah Lodees--Fidelity, No. !.
AMUsEMENTS.
Belasco-F Films, Joan the Woman Els and
sis p. m.
NatiohaI-'"The Spring Maid" by AbUrn Com
B. F. Keith's-ysuderille. 2:l5 and SIS p. m.
Polis-PoH Players in The Heart Of Wetcua, !"
7I5 and sl5 p. m.
Costnus-Yauderille. I2:0 to IL % p. N.
DOew's Columbia-M0tion pictures, 80 q m
to II p. m.
strand=Motiou pictures. lO:So a. m. to Il p. m.
CARD n-Motion pictures 1913 a. m to Il p. m
The Washington herald., 1917-06-12
HOROSCOPE.
Tuesday, June IL. 1917.

This should be a favorable day for
most activities, whether social, COM
mercial or political. Although the sun
Is adverse in the early hours, later
Jupiter, Mercury, Mars and Saturn
are all in benefic aspect.
II Is time for good luck In large
business enterprises. Projects begun
today should be most successful.
There is a sign read as presaging
some stupendous national undertak-
ing. which will be financed by private
capital and which will have great m
fiuence in deciding the date when the
war viii end.
Brokers and bankers should beneft
under this sway OF the stars. A novel
experiment that will aid persons of
moderate means is foreshsdowed.
Extremes OF temperature will mark
the coming weeks. Damp and sultry
weather Is probable the first week in
July.
Distinction for States of the Middle
West is prophesied. They viii work
out practical plans for cooperation In
food supply and in crop distribution,
1t Is prognosticated.
According TO the seers, bees will at
tain a new Importance in national es-
ttmation and honey will be in demand
owing to some scientific discovery
which will apply II to novel uses.
1GNas ana OkianOma nave the fOre-
cast OF great prosperity. Stock raisers
will profit greatly, especially in the
fall
Sandy Hook comes under a plane
tary government making for sensa-
topal events. Its stars should draw
together men Of genius as inventors
and scientists.
There is a direction Of the stars
which warns that fraud and decep-
ton will be prevalent in many matters
of Importance to the United States
government
Estrangement Of friends and troubles
with his allies are promised for the
Kaiser. Both he and the crown prince
have the most sinister planetary indi-
cations.
Persons whose birthdate II Is have
the augury of a fortunate year. Money
and business will probably increase
during the next few months.
Children born on this day will be
strong. courageous. and generally sue
cessGul. These subjects OF Gemini,
with Mercury as their principal rul-
ing, planet, generally succeed.
Copyright, leiT)
The Washington herald., 1917-06-12
COTTON MARKETS.

New York, June ll.-ThsIe was q great deal OF
excitement in the cotton market today. when
all previous records were broken, prices bound
ing up more than 100 points above the close Of
Saturday. There was, however, an ahsence Of
any large commission house business. The out
standing feature was q scarcity Of contracts,
Trade interests abaorbed a good share Of the
days offerings. while Western interests, after
selling early, cane in "a good buyers late IA
the day. when the highest prices were estab-
lishsd. wall Street and New Orleans also
bouht. Some Of the spot houses reported New
Enziand mills we'll supplied with the staple
for the 4essnt but sold - far ahead on goods
that they were protecting Themselves BY buying
futures. Last priess were iG to Ill points net
higher.
New High gruund was reached at the opening
October crossing . cents for the first time, and
all options selling above that level. The tone
was stronger, aud the advances ranged from q
70 points.
Realizing saIes Of local and Wall Street longs
were readily absorbed on q setback Of some 10
or Il points. and the market developed strength
before the end Of the first hour. After selling
at 2aso, October c0ntracts advanced 10 E.H
shortly after II O'Clock, while July sold mp 10
3.s2, with the general list showing net gains Of
q to % points. The late afternoon advance
carried JULY contracts up 10 10 and December
to Z52, or approximately s. q bale over Satur-
days closing figures. Demand tempered on on
this advance, which encountered renewed realiz-
ing, and fluctuations were irregular in the noon
hour. There seemed 70 be no change In the
general situation. however. and one Of the fea.
tIres during the morning was the tendency Of
offerings to taper OF on mOdsfats ssthaeks.
Port receipts for the day were sJ7s oales, com-
pared with Il, ,s5s bales last year. New YORK
warehouse stocks were 55,ZTs bales, against 49,
I1S bales . rear ago. No exports were reported
for the day. CleaFances for the season to date
aggregated 4sT2,lSs bales. against 5,ls5.l29 bales
for The corresponding period last season
The Washington herald., 1917-06-12
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelphia, June ll.-BUTTER-There was
little Wholesale trading. but offerings Of de
sirable stock were moderate and values were
firmly maintained. Quote: Western solid-pGcked
creamery. fancy SpcCiils. -; extra, Ahai2k
extra hrSts, 4054; frsts. 20; seconds, 81 nearby
fancy, Is; average extras, l3aA: hrsts, 4iai2;
secolds, Sa4o: special brands Of prints iobbing
at tsA5l.
EGGs-The market ruled steady at the late
decline, with a fair demand for desirable
stock. The quotations were as follows: In free
and less active demand. We quote: In free
cases. nearby frsts. 80 per standard case; cur
rent receiptS 9O Der case; Western extra frsts
30 per caS; hrSts. go per case; fancy selected
fresh jobbing at 3ea4o per dozen.
LIVE POULTRY-FoWIs, a. to quality, 2a2I /,
exceptional lots higher; ROSTERS l6al1; spring
chickens, not Leghocns. plump. yellow-skinned
weighing &alH pounds apiece. daS: White
Leghons. Weighing %slh pounds apiece. Sass
ducks, Pekin, 2Oa2l; do, Indian Runner, I7als;
pigeons. Odd. per pair. 5a@; do. young. pr
pair, 2na21
DRESSED PoULTRY-FowIs, Il to box, dry
picked. milkfed, fancy selected 2SA: Weighing
pounds and over apiece. 3: do. 81 pounds
apiece, u; do, pounds apiece, TAB. Fowls
In barrels, ftncy. dry-picked, iced. weighing {
pounds md oTec spice. ~ smaller sizes zla2i
old roostefs. drypicked ls1S: broilers Jersey
fancy, 45at0; do. other nParby weighing lIsa2
pounds apiece, S3S46; turkeys fresh-kiIled, per
pound, Western, best here. Za25; common, 2Da22:
SQUADS, per dozen, white. weighing Ilal2 pounds
A3a4:Si do, sao pounds. &eOa4.l0; do, )
pounds. 3.O0a5W; do. pounds 2SOa2T5; do.
ss6ts pounds. l.7Sa2.2O: dark, I.5Oo22O; small
and No. 2 5oal.2S
The Washington herald., 1917-06-12
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Qu0tstions given below are for hrge lotS d
good marketable Foods only. Jobbefs' prices
less Fancy goods command higher prices
EGGs-wsaki nearby. IS; Southern. ~
BUTTER-Eisin print, al Elen tub, @;
process, 40: store PACKED, %.
PoULTRY-Lue hens, per lb., q; rocstrs,
per h.. ls; turkeys, per ID. z2a5; srsing ehick-
ens. per b., sass; ducks, per b., lSaisi geese.
DRESSED PoULTRY-Hens. choice, per 10 =,
sia5; turkeys. per b., lfaiS; ducks, per n, lsa
%; roosters, per ID, lTals, geese per h., lsals
DRESSED GooDs-Pork, Hnan TO medium
per ID: isa9; heavy; per b., iEAlS.
LIVE ST0Ck-Calvts, l3HaA.
GREEN GOODS-Potatoes, new. 10 uaIo f5
sweet potatoes, 4.ooa6Ooj Jams 45oas 50 :
string beans, per basket, loa275; peppers
PER crate, 2.0oasoo; okra. Per crate, i.56a2O;
radishes. per 100. l5oa2oo: cucumhsrs, per has.
kst, L50as.5o; eegplant. per crate, 2o0A3.p; new
cabbage, PEI erate. l.5Oa2.O: per Dbl. l.SOalTS;
beets, per bunch, sas; celery, per doz., s5a75 I;
romafne lettuce, Soal.oo; lettuce, Tsaloo basket;
squash. Florida. T5al.D crate; Florida tonatdes,
l.Sa2O peT crate; rhubarb, l.JOa2O0 Der 100
6rnehes; asparagus, No. !, 75a2o0; nearby, 50a
Is per doE; spring onions, l.SOA2.Oo per 10:
per basket; spinach. 75al.3 per barrel; kaIe,
per Dbl, 5Oa75.
FRUITS-Apples, new, per bbl, 3.5Al.so; saek,
Loa275; California oranges, aoa350; F1ofida
oranges. 4.ooaI.SO; grapefruit, 3oOaLsO: straw
berries, eal2h Ger Of; lemons. 375a4!Oo; pines.
27Sa2.OO; cherries, sails; peaches, l.soa3oO per
crate; Watemelons, 45a60 each; cantaloupea
Florida, 2tOai.0 per crate; blackberriss, per
quart. 9ai2.
SEEDS-Red clover, bushel. u.75al25; alsike
clover. lL9al250; crimson clover u.Onal2uO;
timothy. 35oaS75 per buShel: red-top, Ig5oaI30O
per bushel; bluegrass. l.T5a2W per bushel /;
orchard grass. 24Oa2.7S per busheI; white clover,
l6alI per n; COW peas, 3T5a4O0
The Washington herald., 1917-06-12
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago June u.-AccordiDg to advices re
eeiTed from cash handlers Of wheat on the
Beard R Trade the first installment Of the
KGnsGs new crop will be in evidence in about
three weeks. Receipts from the sunfower
ststs are expected to be liberal At the
outset. The bcst authohties who have looked
orer Kansas say that in many instances where
the crop was doubtful a month ago that con-
ditions pJOmiss much bitter than produeers
dared to hope for.
1t Is unnecessary to refer TO the entire cuun-
Try As being in need Of wheat at the moment
as the stocks at Chicago are down to bedrock.
the total here being 24 .oD bushels while this
time last year there were 6, 30 90 bushels
There was an urgent dGmand for September
whslt md this demand came from some Of
the larger shorts. July was up cents on
sfnall offerings Of both fit1ireA
Advances Of ka5 cents were made in corn.
Shorts were eager buyers. There was an i'm
proved cash demand. The December future
Wns especially strong With shorts urgent buyeTs.
Oats was 1AA5K cents higher. Exporter were
good buyers Of this grain.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-12
OIL SECURITIES.
Furnished by W. W. Easterday q o..
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

New York. June ,l.--Money call at the
Stock Exchange opened at "A per cent high.
4h Per cent; low, ~ per cent; close. ~ per
cent. Most Of the days Icons were made
at ~ per cent.
Time money at the opening Of the week was
hrm. rather restricted business was done.
The rates for mixed loans were quoted at ~
TO per cent for sll maturities frone sixty
days to six months; while on industrial money
tho quotations wers "a per cent bid for thirty.
sixty and ninety days and SIX per cent bid for
four, five and six months.
Mercantile pepper was in limited demand.
Some attractive names were sen. Rates. ]
per cent a. the minimum rate for the best
namet.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-12
ALEXANDRIA BOOSTS
LIBERTY BONDS
Carl 5. vrooman FIays KAISER,
Friends" at Mass Messing.
THE HERAID BUnEau,
n. Y Ktifhf a So.
elSU King etrut

] Alexandria. Va, Juns if,-fn de-
livering an address on ths liberty
loan IN the Opera House fonishE
Carl 8. vfoomAn, Assistant secretary
lof Agriculture, declared sthe allies
OF the Kaiser within our own land
are TIE food epecuihtort. They arr
parasites who take all and give moth
Samuel q. Brent presided ana made
q short address. Invocation was given
BY Rev. Dr. John Lee Allison. pastor
OF the Second Presbyterian Church,
and patriotic songs were song BY
representatives. Of the different church
ehoirL 4 color squad from the high
Leo J. HARLOW. @ CHAIRMAN All nan u tss ioesi
bond committee; S. G. Brent. pr.
Allison. Robert l. Pkyna. John w.
May. Robert 8 Jones, G. 9. Taylor
Burks. Carroll Pierce. The meeting
was under the auspices o. the viz
na 1ni. -, Council ,as OF NsuSns De1ense s,1s,
tee.
A hearty welcome awaits visiting
soldiers and sailors IN this City. The
Young Peoples building, beionging
Shures es soGth' hsa Ob Been Sf thrown srs ~ open
for the benefit Of the visiting soldiers
ana sailors II VIII hereafter be kept
open from 10 a m. until 10 ?. M
other aInpsetnents viii be AZ the dis
meats s y are ens siso Ss beIns made to have
the Westminster Building Of the
Second Presbyterian Church, Prince
and ct. Asaph streets, opened Gay
and night for the acconodahon OF
the soldiers ana sailors. In this build-
ing are bowling alleys and other
The. Red Gross Il also planning rest
rooms for the enlisted men IN the
rooms occupied by the Boy scouts
at King ana washington streets. II
Is proposed by a number OF citizens
to arrange for entertainments several
times each week for the soldiers.
A large delegation Of members Of
washington Lodge Of E1ks, No. II
journeyed over this city tonight ana
its officers conferred the degree work
on q large class OF canuioateS The
visiting Elks were met BY large
delegation Of members Of the local
lodge, headed by the American Indian
Guard Band and a platoon Of police,
and escorted down King street TO the
Elks' Hall
COMPANY d. Firth Maryland In
fantFy, Capt Herbert A Smith IN
aornnosnd. a baltimore. arrived here
Al noon today and are encamped d.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-12
iIn:the World of Finance and Trade
TRADING RESTRICTED
ON LOCAL EXCHANGE
Quotation, on Majority of Stocks
Are Nominal.

Trading was extremely restricted AZ
yesterdays session OF the Washing
ton stock Exchange. Capital Trae-
ton stock opened at 70 "a. eased 10
y Ia and returned to the opening
price at close. Quotations on other
stocks were nominal Railway As sold
to the extent OF several thousand doll
lars at Is IL, after which a 500 bond
changed hands at 70 and 5000 bond
at B3-A Two 800 per cent bonds
OF the American Graphophone,s Com
pany were transferred at I10 Ia
The Capital Traction Company has
declared its regular quarterly dividend
Of ia per cent. payable June 20
to stockholders OF record June ID.
Gross revenues in April Of all but
five Of class i railroads reporting to
the Interstate Commerce Commission
were 1915. ~ s21, an increase of $3S :
So. ssS. or u per cent, compared with
April. 1915. Operating expenses ex.
elusive OF taxes were 10 per cent
higher. The gain in net operating ex-
penses amounted to but slightly over
/ per cent. In the first four months
Of the year gross increased S,s per
cent; operating expenses exclusive Of
taxes increased 16.7 per cent, and net
revenues decreased 81 per cent
The Washington herald., 1917-06-12
ROLL OF HONOR
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Rxerits Mnstesd. indian Hs.A Ma
whitssnarsh A Murray. Washinf'
Army Appteants
Curah Rochester. Alexandra. "
! David Beylsr. Washington.
irving J. Hemming, Washinflna.
: QeorEe Cooper, Cincinneh ohlof
Mark h Manton. New yort cIfr.
Robert J. Donovan. WafhlnFtonI
Marine corpe
LAs Cyf. Ninneapoiie MInn
Archie J. Lindsey outhris, ozla.
Peter J, Pung. Melrose, Nina.
Joe ". Williams. Lexineton. Ma
Third Regiment y. c. n. q.
Ellsworth watson, Weshington
fassi'f arss coSssss5. 1aSss Ssssinffi Sosss nffssEh.
MasoOim sScponaid. in.r,o.. -.
curity and Trust Company.
Thomas =. Han. 5r, szi Nee
Hampshire avenue
Van Moreiand. Vienna, ve-
William K oollins i1s Bsssa
Wynne johnson, iRzs x street
First Separate battalion, d, Q. n q
Charles Herbert, Rockville. IA
william Butler, warTSnton Va
Charles White. Werrenton. Va
Kemper suddoth, warreuton, Va
Gillian Robson. spartanHburG. q. q.
(Since May Is the First separats
headquarters at Tweifth and o
streets.
Thomas r. BOteler. ~ Hsutncss
avenue.
Alfred y. Conner, weshingto1-
William V. croach. i4N 1rvtAg
street
Denny Ebirvli, Wsahington
northwest
Albert B. steISer. nB Fourtssuo
street northwest
John z. Beall. Anacostia, .. Q.
John @. Deakins, washingtor