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The Washington herald., 1916-12-10
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Cnicago, Dec. s-According to cable advices re-
celfed On The chicagO Board Of Trlde today the
ocean proolem is being solved Great Britain prom
lHa additional vessel room for the handling Of q
gGooy portion II the enormous quantity q wheat
and the various other grains now at the seabUSrd.
which would relieve the congestion al the reaboaTd
as well as on the railways between the various
western points and the Atlantic Ocean
This piece Of news was spread Oh before the
speculative wheat world at a time when the bears
we're in the majority and when prices were on the
down grade. Sentiment changed in few minutes
and the dull and weak market Of the morning was
changed to strUng and active one Clo.ings for
the day were at advances OF 2 to n cents
Western receipts for the week showed that the car
situation Is against not only the producer but the
shipper al well. Total receipts were only SSH 900
bushels, while for the corresponding time a YEAR
ago they were ls.ilI.OoO bushels
The Liverpool wheat market was unchanged in
price while cable from Rosario reported values
there a. II 10 cents higher The weather in the
Argentine is still hot and cable SdTices received
from there today there will be little wheat pro
duced in that country for export.
Corn closed al AdTEncs Of N 70 cents and the
feeling was stroaE. The market showed a good de-
gree Of strength IN the place Of early weakness in
wheat and later rallied very sharply with prices
running up 10 cents from the bottom There
was good buying BY interests who o. the sell
Ing ade q short time since and II aa- generally
believed that Of the Local spe,7Ilatr gave the
market needed 7Ipport.
Oats were IA u = cent higher aIong with the
other grains. and the feeling was frn at the sd
Esuces established.
The lbral purchases of January lard and MAY rib-
hy one Of the larger pack the PRINCIPAL bull
ish influence in this market. The substantial gsins
4 RhF Ill
The Washington herald., 1916-12-10
Circuit Division No. l.
Chief Justice CovfnEfon.

Assignment for Monday. December II:
27-Sherier vs.. Washington Railway and
Electric Company: attorneys, LeclIs, CCx
e Kratz-Bsker, Osterman
3S-KinE vs.. Rhodes: attorneys. Balder-
ston-Johnsor. CrOmelin, Rhodes
E-GOlding vs.. Georgetown & TenraIIv-
town Railway Company; attorneys. Gard
iner-BaTbour.
lS-ColoniaI Beach Co VS. Bensinser:
attorneys. Dulaney, Douglas. Rufin &
Obear-Newmyer.
52-Kilgour VS. Houston; attorneys
Peter, Whiting-Houslon Houston
SS-Dawson VS. Houston: attorneys,
Peter. WhiIng-Houston d Hor ton
57-Weinecke. administrator. vs.. District
OF Columbia; attorneys. Ridout-Sv-ne.
5S-DistriCt of Columbia VS.. Washing
ton Terminal Company: attorneys. SyIne,
Stephens-FamiltOy & Hamilton
6O-Hunt VS. District OF Columbia 81
al: attorneys. OShea-Syme, o Williams
Brandenhurg & BTandenburE.
6S-Mahon VS. Jefferson; attorneys.
Ridout-No wmyer.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-10
Equity Division Ne q
Iuafice AfnnorA-

Scott VS.. Scott; order Of publication;
plaintiffs attorney, W. c. Martin
Posey VS.. Hemsley; decree establishing
lien. and Edmund Hill, jr.. appointed
trustee; bond 500; plaintiffs attorney, J.
p. Archer; defendants attorneys I'd
mund Hill jr., and w. c. Martin.
Towson VS.. Towson; order overrulnT
motion to advance cause; plaintiffs at
torneys, ID. S. Macl1aIl and ]. B. Carter
defendants attorneys, c. z. Niool and
CrandaI Mackey
Assignment for Monday, Dec. III
S4eo4-Washington Terminal %. w.
international Auto Sightseeing Tr1n-
sit Co; attorneys. Hamilton a Hamil-
ton. McKenney. Brady-Hogan, Kaut-
man, Donovan.
46-Chatard W. District National
Bank; attorneys. Tucker, MAcfarland-
Barnard Johnson. Lester.
Motion No. S-Landon VS.. Rarrich;
attorneys. Davis, Macdonald. Gardiner
-Merillat
20S44-In re estate OF Josiah Shaw
attorneys, Wallace-Shinsn.
131-Campbell VS.. National Vaccine
and AntitoXin Institute; attorneys
Hogan. rlington-Ferguson, Ellis
& Donaldson.
Motion No 6-In re Sealed Package
Ice Co: attorneys. Jackson, TaIiaferro
-MerilIat
The Washington herald., 1916-12-10
COTTON MARKETS.

New York. Dec e-ADother wide open break
substantial recovery from the bottom. Prices at
showed further losses Of s. to 81 a bale There
plain the drop Business was on a heavy scale.
lower to points higher. Uptown interests were
purchasers and prominent room operators also took
some cotton. Liverpool a seller Of January
but bought October.
Shortly after the opening the market turned week
and became demorali1ed under enormous general
liquidation. largely the result Of margin calls al
though many longs who owned cotton purchased
below the l6-cent level. dumped their lines in
an effort to part Of their profts Before this
decline was checked prices had broken some % to
70 points and registered q loss Of about sli bale
from the high point Of late in November. There
was no fresh to account for the new wave
of selling which seemed to result from general
discouragement on the part Of the bulls Spot news
was conflicting.
As the morning on, demand from shorts
and rebuying by some Of the old bulls rallied
rrices sharply. The market finally steady at a
net decline Of II to - points.
Spot cotton here 20 points lower at la75
cents The spot article at New Orleans was nominal
today with middling unchanged at 1865; the saIes
were 1.006 bales
Port receipts for the day were estimated at s. ooO
bales against Be65 bales last year. The Chronicle
estimates the worlds visible supply at 555 57
bales against 45ei 965 bales a year ago. The total
American supply Is 456s, ,55T bales compared with
ksH, 10 bales last ysar. -
The Washington herald., 1916-12-10
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE,

Philadelphia, Dec s-BUTTER-BuSers showed
little interest and prices further de;inCd l ceut.
The quotations: Western solid packed creamery
fancy 81 ials %: extra 1aS: extra f-sts. n:
frs'S. g: seconds. ~: renorated extra 3: do.
ArSts. g; do seconds, q; nearby pCintS fancy,
-: average extra, $L9: frsts 8A57. secunds. $a35:
specials. fancy brands Of prints, at caA
EEGS--fne new-lad eggs were well CLEANED up
at thH lAto advance. The quotations were as fol
lows: In frer cases, nearby extra per dnz-. q:
ary hrSts, l2D Der standard case; nearby current
receipts. 100 per standard case; Weston extra.
rer doz r: extra drsts l2 n per case; do. hryts.
2"'; refriseratnr extras go; do. hrsts sso; sec-
unde. eco; candlrd egEs jobbing at 4ss54 doI.
LIVE POULTRY-Fows, as to quality. l5sT;
roosters l3al4; spring chickens according to quail
hy. HAS; ducks. as to size and quality l6als;
t.rseys H'2; Erese l6als; pigeons. old, Per pair.
DRESSED FoTLTRY-Fresh-kiIled. dry-packed
-lf'rhe.s, per n faucs. LeaT5y. 26S2 fancy West
ern. c5sT fair to good 22a2i: common 1ss2p fowls.
r. 10 box. dry-rirked. fancy selected q Weighing
t-a5 pounds aris CO. Pm; do. rounds apiece, IN
do. 81 r'nunds apiece %; do. pounds apiece ls
Fowls. in barrels. ice-pscked. fancy. d. picked.
Weighing il1a5 pounds and over apiece .: Weighing
: pounds apiece, q smaller sizes. l6als; old
roOsters, dry-PCkCd, Is; roasting chickens Western
dry-picked. in boxes weighing pounds and over
psr pair . roasting chickens Western, in boxes.
weighing pounds per pair. .; roasting chickens,
Western. ice-packed. in barrels, weighing pounds
and over per pair, "a; roasting chickens Western.
In barrels. weighing pounds per pair p: broilng
chickens Western. in boxes weighing Ss4 pounds
per pair. 8aH: chickens. weighing 5a6 pounds per
pair, 2Oa2: do. mixed sizes 2la22: broers Jersey
fancy. ?0a32; broilers other nearby weighing Igac
pounds apiece, &aSO; broilers nearby smaller sizes
8aH. Ducks. nearby. spring. 22a24; do. Western.
Sa2. Geese, Western. l7als. Squads per dozen,
white, weighing II to Il pounds. per doz 575ae 90
white, weighing to 10 pounds. per doz 4.s5a5 50
white, weighing pounds. per doz, 4ooaL3; do.
do. pounds. per doz. S5oa375; do. do. 6asls
pounds. doz., 2I5s2eo dark, 25Oa2sO; small and
No 2 60al6
The Washington herald., 1916-12-10
BALTIMORE PRODUCE,

Baltimore. Dec. a-EGGS-Market quiet. Mary
land, Pennsylvania and nearby hrsts 70; Easern
Shore, Maryland and Virginia, frsts, 40; Western
tohol. frsts 4o West VirEinia, ,hrsts. a Southern
North Cardinal. frsts. q; strictly fresh county
gathered. q. The market for Western esEs Is
easier. Western. fresh. case count, 90; Western
storage. case count. 3; selected candled stock in
carton. 3sB.
.oaI; prints. lS.. 42a4s; frsts 4OsG; do. extras
i2ai3; frsts, 4oa4l; blocks lbs extras IaE2:
hrsts 4oah; dairy prints; Maryland, PsnnsylTania.
hacked firsts q: rolls MARYLAND ana psnn.vI,.nis
2oaSo; do. West Virginia, saSo
LIVE PoULTRY-Prces. per pound, unless other
wise stated: Chickens, choice. young. by boat.
II; do, by express II; do White Leghorns -;
old hens pounds and over Is; do, smaller to
medium, 49, do. old roosters and stays loall ducks
Young. Muscovy and Mongrel. IS: young White
Peknss, lssl7; do. Puddle over. pounds. l5als;
do. smaller, 1ial5: geese Maryland and virginia
fat. l5al6; do. Southern and Western, 4alS; do,
Kent Island. fat. l7als; turkeys young. y pounds
and over. d; do, old toms. 2la22: do small, poor
lsals: pigeons. old. pair. %; do, young %; guinea
fowl young. ~ Ms and up. each. 90; do. smaller.
VEGETABLES. AND GREEN FRUITs-Potstoes
white Western Maryland ind PennsyISsnia, busbel.
l.4oa10: do. New York and New Jersey, i4oa
l.50; do. Eastern Shore, MARYLAND and Virginia No
I, l.25al0 do. frosted, bushel 75ae0; do nearby.
bushel box l.Soal.s5 Sweets Eastern Shore Vir-
ginia yellows, per barrel. 275a3.oo; do, Eastern
Shore. Maryland and Delaware. 3ooa3.5o; DO, York
River 275aIOO; do. North Carolina, 2f5a3s5; do.
hampers per basket. L6Oal.25. Yams large. bright,
per barrel, l.75s2oo. Apples. Western Maryland
and Pennsylvania, packed. per barrel 25oa35o; do,
New York State. No. !, 25oa4.5e; do. No. = l.soa
13. Beans Florida. green. basket, Lf5a2.oo: cab
base native per l01 401ssoo; d. New York State
Danish, per ton, eoooas5Oo; do. domestic per ton.
f5ooa5o 90: cauhower. Long Island psr crate. L5Oa
LIS; Maryland. per barrel l.7sa20 Celery New
York. bunch 20a25. Cranberries as to quality. per
barrel, s.ooa75o. Cucumber. Florida. per basket.
25oaa4. EszplantA Florida. per crats. L75a42s.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-10
Iron and Steel Exports,

Exports in iron and steel products dur
ing the first ten months of this year, ac-
cording to government returns, were $685.
2S tons. II the same monthly average
holds to the end of the year. total exports
for 1916 will approximate $4,000 tons.
Because OF the war, iron and steel ex-
ports this year will surpass the maximum
yearly foreign shipments by about 75 per
cent. and If all the products that have
been bought are shipped next year, 1917
exports probably will exceed those of
1916 by 100000 tons
Exports of semi-fnished steel to No
vember were 1,22O7SS tons, indicating q
total of 1,465,OOO tons for the full year or
nearly three times the foreign shipments
in 1876
The output of pig iron in November fell
on 5t3 per cent as compared with the
maximum production in October. The to-
tai output for the year will be approx
mately 80. $4,000 tons. a new high record.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-10

Grapefruit Florida per bon, z0sS0l HosssradisA.
nearby. Der box, l5a2A Kale Norfolk. per
barrel 7saso; native Per bushel boa. 3a. Lettuce.
Norfolk. per basket. 50aI.O. Onions Maryland and
Pennsyvana, yellow, dry, per bushel ledal75; DO,
New York and Western. yellow. per loopOund sack.
@IsaA0 Oranges Florida. TO size. per boz, Izs
Z1b PearS. Eastern shore. RiefeT ls basket 2oa15;
do per barrel. L5alfS. Peppers. Florida. Per crate,
2S0aso Spinach. Norfolk per barrel lasal 80; do,
native. Per bushel bon, 6oas5 Squash, Florida per
crate, ZOsZ3. Turkeys. native. medium sizs. pr
barrel L0al.5O: do. Der basket SAD.
SAME-Pnces per dorm unIess otherwise stated:
Rabbits choice nearby 17sa30o; fair to GOOD, LsOa
Z4o small, poor. l-2Oal5e: Western and West vir-
EnlA. ZoOa2D; Southern. l.SOs2O0 Partridges.
choice full grown. 400: on birds L75s2Oo Phsasants.
selected, each. L5al5O; of birds. each Tal.0.
D9ess ohckheads, pair, 5oa6o; mAllArds pair soaeo
reoheadA pair. l0ol-3; canJasbAckE pair ? ooa2 50
common, all kinds. pair. 5a0.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-10
NEW YORK MONEY.

Ntw York, Dec. 9-Mouey- on call on the New
York Stock EIchlnge advanced to Is per cent; the
highest in four Years. since December 1872 The
rate for the week range was IS and per cent
Time money closely held in the earlier DAYS
Of the week. but later easier tendency IT,vaiIed
and larger amornts of n"n,y were cbtalnablr. The
volume uf business was I.odeTate, and the heaviest
demand was for the SluTt time maturtief Rates
n industriAs. 4hs5 ont and on mixed 4ails
per cent for all mat
Mercantile paFrr quet this week largely
owing TO the absence from tn" market Of a majority
Of the local INVESTORS Tho assortment offered was
not very heavy. but comprised a number of attract
i've names. Any concesSi1Tls in price that were
made by The sellers for the r'lrposc Of eecting
nAles. Rates 4a4' Ier cent for sixty TO ninety DAYS
Endorsements and for choice four 10 six months
single names
The Washington herald., 1916-12-10
Circuit Division NoS2
JustIce SIddons.

Owens vs.. Washington Railway and
Electric Compsn ny: bill Of particulars or
dered: Tlaintir-s attorneys. D. T. Wright
and T. NJ Wsmpler; defendants attor-
ney. George =. Hoover
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephon'
Company VS.. Cockrel 4 Co.: 3udRmenl
under 7Sd rule for 81. ss0.ess appeal noted
plaintiffs attorneys. Tucker, Kenyon &
Mscfsrland and z. s. Bailey; defendant s
attorneys, J. J. Darlington and ". c.
Sullivan.
Assignment for Monday, December u
u4-Moore vs. O'Connor. attorneys
Wells, DOwney. Pophsrl-Hogsn. Sheehy.
l26-G0rdon W. ShoIes. executor: at
torneys. JcFords-Johr- on.
12S-Hawkins VS.. Washington RailHay
CONTINUED OK PAGE TwELFE
The Washington herald., 1916-12-10
THE WASHINGTON HERALD SUNDAY DECEMBER TO- 1916
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New YORK. Dec. s.-BUTTER-Firmer Receipts,
3oeo tubs. Creamey. higher than extras tspeciais),
8ASh; creamery extras (s2 scorel. SkaSh; hrsts'
8Aa1; seconds. 3a,5
EGGS-Steady. Receipts. 265s crates. Fresh.
gathered extra hrss. aE; rsts 42aB; refrigerator.
special marks fancy, IN; refrigerator seconds 70
hrsts. SoAas2 nearby hennery whites fine to fancy,
55a58; nearby hennery browns. 50a55.
CHEEsE-Quiet. Receipts. l.732 boxes. State,
held specials. 24&a25; do. average faBcS. 2ia2ih
LIVE PoULTRY-Frm; chickens, EsT7a: fowls,
l6al9; turkeys, BALI
DRESSED POULTRY-DuIl; chickens. lsA29
fowls l3a21; turkegs lsa2s
The Washington herald., 1916-12-10
q. S. Treasury Statement

Condition of Treasury at close of bust
ness yesterday was:
Net balance in general fund. 81. =. .sIs:
total receipts yesterday. S3l97,3S2; total
pa vrnents YESTERDAY, S4OSs23S
The deficit this fiscal year is SI05. 725 9S9
against a deficit Of s447se.774 last year. ex-
elusive OF Panama Canal and public debt
transactions
Ordinary receipts for the present fiscal
year up to the close of husireSs December
Is. S319, ass, 45l. 70: for the corresponding
period last year. S2S3. .2S5. .rZcA
Ordinary disbursements for the present
fiscal year up 10 the close OF business De
cember s, 1924. .323. .5G5. l3; for the CORE
spending period last year. S32s, 49,, 1916
The Washington herald., 1916-12-10
NEW YORK GRAIN MARKET

New York, Dec 9-wHEAT-Low.r. ih,-,,r d.
inactive. No. . red, l.7sH; No. Northern, 4 q h.
Lssk; No. hard winter T. o. b., ls7E: No. m.cs'
roni. 2oek; No. Manitoha, 2ooE Exporters tool
night. -
CoRN-Easer; business h moderate. No. vel,
low, kiln-dried 1o6k, for shipment in ten aays.
Argentine corn, nominal. Exporters took rs COO
bushels
OATs-Weaker; demand moderate No Q white.
5e14sso; standard. 5sa5g1s No. white 5s1sa5e: No
Z white. Sa5sz; unsnded. 4assK. Exporters took
@m huaeeis pau mtportss
The Washington herald., 1916-12-10
GAS and RAILWAY
PREFERRED ACTIVE
Mersenthaler and Lanston Fail to Fig.
ure in Transactions.

Washington Gas and Washington Rail
way and Electric preferred showed mark
ed activity at yesterdays session of the
Washington Stock Exchange. Railway
preferred sold freely at s1h. with a small
lot or two at S1h- Washington Gas sold
In small lots at n and in quotation lots
at 7OA. Early sales were at 70n. The
bid on Mergenthaler, ex-dividend, was
1871, with 170A asked. The bid on Lans-
ton was IS. with n offered. Railway Is
sold at 50 for full bonds and SHa for q
500 bond.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-10
COURT PROCEEDINGS.
Supreme Court, District Of Columbis
Equity Division No. 4.
Jusflee Hftx.

Lacy VS.. Hurley; decree establishing
title by adverse possession; plaintiffs at
torney, c. W. Stetson.
Dobbins VS. Dobbins; order \of dismis-
SAL plaintiffs attorney, II. II. Hollander;
defendants attorneys. W. J. Lambert and
F. r. Whippler.
In re Franklin Insurance Company; or
der instructing receiver; attorneys, J. J.
Darlington and w. c. Sullivan
Thayer VS.. Gale; decree confirming sale:
order TO withdraw exhibit; plaintiffs at
torney, r. Ross Perry. jr.
Assignment for Monday, December IL:
u-Hutchinson VS.. Smith: attorneys.
Tucker, Sholes-Elis & Donaldsop.
LISTEN vs. Herbert; attorneH Hol-
lander-Turnage, Newmyer. Ahalt
9-Cooper VS.. Cooper: attorneys, Curtis
Drew-Hamby, Offutt, jr.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-10
BALTIMORE GRAIN,

BsItimrrs, Nd. Rer s-wbezt clo-sd nm. No.
nd spot and be slgnbeT I.1N: Iangs-v 1rTt.
No. rel Western. SPOT. lSsA,
Corn closed frm- Spot I.olS
Oats closed steady No. white e2ssgl. standard
white 6lsslH No 9 white slz6l4
The Washington herald., 1916-12-10
ONE KILLED, TWO INJURED.

New Orleans. La. Dec. ?-One child
was killed. two mon injured and heavy
roperty damage done by tornado that
struck Atlanta, La, and surrounding
country today.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-10
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Furnished by w. b. Hibbs a Co.

SALES.
Washington Railway IA N.0m at g. 5000 at u,
800 at szh.
Washington Railway pfd.. 5 at SIN. at ny.
at SIN. Is at aH. Is at slh. q at s!t. Is at sh:
Washington Gas. 4 at 7ok, 10 at 7ok. al Toh.
o at ION, / at II, at n, at Il.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
The Washington herald., 1916-12-10
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Dec. 9.-HOGS-Rsceipts 800; strong
at yesterdays average to cents higher. Bulk, g. 4Oa
$50; light, SS5aS55: mixed 9.25al0C5; heavy, 945a
lo.C5; rough. s.l5as.6O; pigs 67Jas.65
CATTLELReceipts 500; steady. Native beef cat
tie. TOOal2Z5; Western steers 7.OOsl050; stockers
AMI feeders, isG.S5; cows and heifcTS, 3.HsLl0 8;
calves 95Oai3.25
sHEEP-Reosipts. 800; strong. wether, s.5a
ESQ; lambs. lO.3al2t0
Kansas City Mo-. Dec. 9.-HOGS-Receipts. 800;
higher. Bulk. 935a9s5: hasTy sSose95; packers and
outchsTs, 9T0a9 90 light. 0joa9S0; pigs. s.OOaS75.
CATTLE Receipts 0Oc: steady. Prire-fed
steers, 1o.7SaI2c0; dressed beef steers 750al0 30
Southern steers. 6-OOs575; COWS 50oasOO; heifers.
SoOaloo; stocksTs and feeders. 5aaOc; bulls 5.25A
SIS: calves 6OOsuoO.
SHEEP-Rscsipts none; steady. Lambs II. 5Da
250; yearhngs. a7jSll.0O. wGthsrA. s.5a9.5; ewes.
LBas9.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-10
Investors and Traders.

An high priced War Stocks'' were sold out this
week and we bought ow-prced Rails
Now have a new one. Selling under % has
been accumulated by insiders during past sir months
and Indicates a npOint advance.
HERE IS YOUR CHRISTMAS MONEY
send TEN DOLLARS for name Of stock and one
months trial Daily Letter Stocks. Grain and
Ibi4 Specisl will be q bg mnuey-naker; /;
DON'T MISS IT.
Success Club, +. ". Goldsmith, MEr.
~ Broad ST, New York CITY,
The Washington herald., 1916-12-10
After the Electric Show Is Over

After the Electric Show Is Over
there will be wonderful Opportunity for any
enterUTising business to lease this building
For the information of thos' who have not visited
the electrical slOg a few pertaining to the
advantages # this building are submitted
THIS Eudiug is CENTRALLY located at l2l2 g st. NV.
u has Y 200 square feet Of floor space.
Is stories high.
The dimensions OF the lot are N1l00 feet.
IL y wired throughout. has electric elevators,
vault and Strret lift: alley which allows three
sides Of natural light Both the interior and exte-
Tf0r are mOdcTn we'll deCOrated-als1 piping for
yaclum cleaning The building Is Substantially built
and iz suitable for piano WarerOOms, furniture
laTPr stock mems WOmCnS wear. For all infor
mstiUn and terms regarding made suitable
for trnantf
: See r. q. smith, your own broker, or
the owner,
FRED. A. SCHMIDT
521 18th st. n. W.
The Board Of Trade. Chamber of Commerce and
the Retail Merchants association the adyan
tAges Of this location by ndOing it for the Electric
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-27
RAMSEY CANYON OPENING SATURDAY
Call Of Huachucas Drawing Scores Of Merry Motor
 ing Parties

Ramsey Canyon, the Huachucas' pie turesque little resort, will throw open its doors for the season Saturday night. Spring has settled early on the canyon this year, and the rustic mountain spot already is turing many Bisbee parties to its embrace.
 As a recreation spot, the canyon is increasing its appeal to Bisbee folk and the advent of motoring has made it exceedingly popular. Last Sunday more than score of motoring parties passed the day at the resort, and several week-long parties are being planned for next week, among them bevy of young school ma'ms, idle through the temporary suspension of Risbee's schools.
 Saturday nights festivities will open with big dance at the open air pavilion. accommodations for the night are already sought, and the seasons inauguration promises to be a merry one.
 The canyon is but two hours easy motoring and the roads are declared to be good all the way.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-27
DODGE MAN Q, KS
 WESTERN MOTOR OIL
San Francisco Firm Uses No Other Kind; Is Labor
 Saver

The H. o. Harrison company, dis tributors of the Dodge Bros. car. San Francisco, think so highly of motor oil made from western asphalt-base crude, that they use nothing else in their demonstrating cars, and all the cars they sell go out filled with this oil.
 We have had a good opportunity of ovserving it's action in the Dodge motor" says H. p. Huddleston, man ager of the service department, both in the hands of our own men and of our customers, and the entirely satis- fled with the results. Our motors are free from carbon, compression is al it's highest point of efficiency. and We are never troubled with over-heat.ng and laboring of the motor on long hard pulls"
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-27
ARIZONA RESIDENT
 DEAD AT SOLDIERS
 HOME 0N THE COAST
George M. Hewitt, Resident Of Tombstone Canyon For Seventeen Years, Is Dead. Will Be Buried Today

George NJ. Hewitt, for the past sev- enteen years a resident of Tombstone Canyon, just beyond the divide, died at the Soldiers Home, near Los An geles, April 25. The funeral of the G. A. R. veteran and Arizona pioneer will be held today in Los Angeles and interment will he made in the Nation al cemetery of that city.
 Mrs. Paul Lorenzen, of Bisbee. is the daughter of Mrs. Hewitt. Besides the widow the deceased leaves three sisters and one brother in Niagara Falls, New York, and two brothers m Joplin, Mo.
 The funeral will be held at S:3O this morning in the coast city. The deceased was 67 years of age, at the time of his death.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-27
WORK ON AIRD0ME IS
 GOING AHEAD APACE
Contractors Expect To Have New Lowell Theatre Up In Short Time. Preparing For Curtain

Work on the Lowell Airdome is progressing nicely and the contractors hope to be able to complete the struc- ture within the next few weeks. The seating capacity for the theatre will be between 800 and 1000 and will be commodiOus in every respect.
 Thomas Murtha has secured the con tract for the drop curtain and is now securing display cards upon it. He has secured the services of J. M. John son, the scenic artist, to do the work on the curtain, which will be an es- pecial bid for favor to the District advertisers.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-27
ZEPPElINS ACTIVE.

LONDON, April 26.-A British dis patch says: "Zeppelins were report ed over the east coast of Kent between 10 and II o'clock Wednesday night. No report of their penetrating far inland have been received thus far and as il is misty over east Kent, it Is pruy- able that they turned back before mid night.
 It is reported that one bomb was dropped which fell into the sea"