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The Washington herald., 1921-05-26

NEW. YORK May 25.-Lord Balti-
more carried the cherry jacket Of
s. Costin to an impressive vic
ory today in the Youthful stakes
1 the Jamaica course. The son of
>elt convinced those present that he
vas a mud runner OF the highest
:alfber.
He met a small but select field.
'nd kicked back a lot of mud and
Tater at them when he got ready
run down the home stretch. Once
ie Strengthened out for the wire
ord Baltimore easily disposed OF
little Chief and won eased up.
Behind him finished the Rancocas
'alr-Little Chief and Billy Watts
md the scene was very distressing &
o the majority of the folks who
'raved the elements. These good
olks could not see how the couple
sould lose and backed them extern
lively at to 10. When the race
vas almost over they were forced
view the complete downfall of
heir fsvorites.
Lord Baltimore ran in the Colo
ado stakes 10 days ago and was
'eaten by ksi-Ssng and Little Chief.
IN that occasion the Lord was
orced to give the Rancocas pair 10
sounds each. He didn't get run
nng at the start, but made a wild
'ush which told on him in the
tretch, and he threw up the ghost.
He had nine pounds advantage
.oday. and ran on a track that
vas his hearts desire. So when ev-
srything was over Lord Baltimore
lad added $3.50 to his owners bank
'oll. and added gloom to quite a
lumber.
Cirrus came out in the Ansonia
handicap. and without much effort
-omped through the mud to a soft
Tictory. The bay just revelled in
he going, and when Sande turned
him loose at the far turn he sailed
% the front and galloped home. The
beautiful part of the victory was
hat Cirrus was as good as IL to 5.
and the faithful cleaned up hand
somely. Capt. Alcock easily beat
,ut Tippity witchet for the place.
Mustard Seed accounted for the
inal event by getting a good bust
At the barrier and making every
oost a winner. Mustard Seed was
touted around as a good thing de-
spite the heavy play on Balance
The latter went to the post to
favorite, but was forced to romr
over the line behind Mustard Seed.
The winner ran the five furlongs In
100 as. which bordered on the SEN
Jational. for the track was fetlock
The Washington herald., 1921-05-26
JAMAICA ENTRIES.

First Raee-For 2-year-olds; SELL
ing; Ave furiongs: Marsdale, 1o7;
Yelled Colleen. lo7: Stockpin, 1o7:
Roundsman. lo7; Lady Delhi, 1o7;
Farewell Taps, io7: Runnyol, 1o7;
Meuse, 1o7: Hillsdale, 107: Happy
Buxton llo: Little Patsy. 10: Brush
Boy. Ito; Witchvork. 1o4; Zennota,
i04; Margaret White, 1o4; Kate
Brummell. 100; Friars Rush. loz;
Buxom. -; Evelyn White, los.
Second Race-For 3year-olds:
The Ocean Handicap; SIX furlongs.
Teddy r., ll2; Billy Mclaughlin,
1zI; Last Straw. lis; L'Eclair, los;
Quecreek, l2o.
Third Raee-For 3-year-olds and
up: claiming: one mile and a six
teenth: Florsain, 100; Mr.. X, 90;
Turnabout. So; Ravanna, So; Pull
aski, 112; La Kross, lis: War Ma
chine. lis: Walk Up. o.; Sea Mimic.
-; Elmendorf. 1875; Salute, 1o7.
Fourth Race - For 3-year-oids
and up; The Olympic Selling Stakes:
$4,000 added: six furlongs: Crystal
Ford, 11z; Maj Parke, III; whisk.
112; The Lamb, il0; Servitor, ll0:
Neddam, us; krewer. us: knight
of the Heather. IS: Beckna, lo7; W.
brate. 100; Gladiator, 12o; Rankin.
80; Whisk, liz; Lunetta, los; valor,
III; Seacove. 1o4; Fiibberty Gio-
bett los.
FIFTH Raee-For 3-year-olds: Ave
furlongs: Miles s.. 115; william A.,
il5; Timbrel. lis: Carpenter, ZOE:
Rose Brigade, ll2; Column. lis;
Kirtle, lo6.
sixth Race-For 5-year-olds ana
up: The Consolation Purse; six
furiongs: End Man, l2o; Arrow
head. 100: Sister Flo. 10s; Rep, %;
High Value, 90; Court View 90;
Stromboli. 1872: Beckna, III; Beach
Star, -: Round Robin. III: Maidens
Ballet, 1o1; Merchant Marine. llt;
Ten Buttons, 1o4.
Weather, raining track. sloppy.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-26
Son of Celt Fast in Mud,
Easily Outruns Select Field
Rancocas Pair, Little Chief and Billy Watts
Finish Second and Third Jamaica
Meeting Closes Today.

deep in mud and water. and the time
equaled many races run over a
pasteboard course.
Today ~ill wind up the meeting
at Jamaica. Tomorrow the HOSES
will head for Belmont Park and do
their battling. on the mammoth
course. The Metropolitan handicap
will be the opening feature, and
from the news will bring out a good.
fast field. The AqueduS stake
books were issued yesterday, and
from the contents the stakes at the
Queens County club course will be
crowded with starters.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-26
DOUBLES CHAMPS
WIN IN TOURNEY

BALTIMORE, May 25.-Another
niche in the Middle Atlantic states
tennis championships was cut in
the stocks Of the 50 entrants par
ticipating at the courts Of the Bal
timore Country club this afternoon,
few upsets being evident. In the
doubles the present title holders.
Charest and Sweeney, won from
Opel and Schmidt By default
The Washington herald., 1921-05-26
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LoUIsvILLE SELECTIONS.
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LoUisNfLLE SELECTIONS.
risst Rsee-nfs<k Hsekie. SAD
aie Riss. Ss1ge rrysr.
seesna Rsee-Her.e1ea. Ds<.
Thirl Raee-Gsurusrl. CAPITAL
CITY, r~xss Special
resrsh Rsee-ksrsiy. W. G. Me-
Ciistsek. Mtss Fatty.
YfftA Race - Trssp~v, nuaats
kesn. N. " CsieHs..
sixth Race - Jeanne Bev~ars,
w'hiri. NssEkty Nisss-
seventh Rsee-Rsysi Duek. To.
Norris, Harvest kiss.
JAMAICA sEIECTfONs.
Ftr.t R.ee-suekpt.. zer.stt..
HAPPY Baxten.
seess6 Rsee-Biny MeLssskIfn.
oseereek. Lecisir.
Third Rsee-wsr Msehise. ses
Mfnfe, Eiaeaaerf.
Pssrth Rsee-krewer. Rs.kt..
Lsnetta-
prfth Rsee-Rsse Brtssse. rs.-
brsl. MfIes q.
sixth Rsee-strs.ssIf. RsusS
Rsssa, Besek star.
Best Bet-wsr Maektse.
TORONTO SELECTIONS.
Ytrst Rsee-chief Bsrtheii. En-
rses Csruss, HisSeestss.
second Rsee-Msx Messs~s Le-
eyprfea, ktsesfews Pier.
rAirl Rsee-Csretsker, Ten Css-
sfly. MsisafesA-
Ysursh Rsee-Ress estry, keitte.
AlGsp@uin-
Ftfth Rses-spesr Half, Crs-s %
Geld. Capt. n.
sixth Rsee-wse<tkrssh. stesta.
Gsiderest Bsy.
S<verth RACE spsEa- Btttie
Masaie. rssi Cspsetfy.
Best Bet-Csretsker.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-26
SENATE.

SENATE.
Met at IL o'clock and adjourned at
J;:5 until II today.
Naval bill confederation resumed.
Senators King, La Follette, Pome-
rene and others speakinE; amend
nent Of senator Mckcllar for rein
.tatement Of midshipmen dismissed
at Naval academy for deficiencies,
pending.
Nominations received, I. II. Smith.
Iuperintendent of the United states
army once at New York; Harry III.
stewart, assayer mt the U. =. army
once. Dendwood, y. D.; John A.
Field. collector of Internal revenue
at New Haven, Conn.
Bills Introduced.
walsh, Mortana-s. 1877, for the
relief Of the FIathead nation of In
dianst also =. 1878, to permit Mon
tana TO exchange eut-over timber
land for other lands of approximate
value, also :. 1879, to pension Harry
Hawkins.
New, Indiana-s. 1880, for the ap-
continent of warrant ofncer. Her
bert Hardman, as captain In the
uuartermaster corps, L. =. A.; also
:. 1881. to amend an act establish
Ing n home com mission In Hawaii
Rail, Delaware Amendment to
the second aehcieney bill prsSidins
S323,s,o for improving the auaran-
tine station at Philadelphia.
Laid Before the senate.
Communication from the secretary
Of Agriculture asking authority for
the payment of Ss4 rent to Peter
Tenyak.
Communication from the Recre-
tary of treasury submitting supple
mentary estimates of the postmaster
general of $4,000 for damage
claims In the air mall service and
5000 for the sending of . eomnis-
zion to the exposition at Buenos
Aires
Report from the committee on
military Affairs on 8. so4, hxing the
term of service of Elijah c. Putnam
during the civil war.
Report from the committee on
banking and currency on :. s31, TO
amend the federal reserve act Of
1917.
Article Of Sir Horace PIunkett en-
.IreIand Today, for publication In
the record, laid before the senate
Communication from secretary of
treasury Transmitting supplemental
estimates of war department of S.
900 for additional assistant secre-
tary.
labor submitting supplemental esti-
mates to cover Immigration ex-
penses, also communication submit
ting sencieney estimates Of labor
department.
treasury transmitting n list of judE-
ments rendered against the Emitted
states In the eastern district Of
south Carolina.
CommunIeation from the District
board of Commissioner submitting
n supplemental estimate fer $500
appropriation to settle a Judgment
against the District obtained I'm the
supreme court of the District by
Margaret W. Hummer.
Petitions and MensriaIs.
Robinson, Arkansas -Petitioa of
the Ministerial association of Little
Rock, Ark, urring law to
strengthen the yolstead act, also
petition of the citizens OF many
localities Of Arkansas favorinE leg
IsIation to curb gambling In grain
marketa-
walsh, Mentana-Petitien of sun,
dry citizens Of winifred. Mont. for
. law against grain gambling.
Gerry, Rhode Isla
OF Woonsocket erEaaisstiea urging
the estsblishnest of . department
of education.
Capper, kansas-Petitien Of eiti-
sens of Kansas urging Legislation
TO curb gambling In grain markets.
Committees To-day.
Finance. revenue hearing. 1850
a m
Joint civil service, recIassiaca-
tion, 1850.
Po.tefnce and post roads, sssd
roads bill. 1880
The Washington herald., 1921-05-26
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Black Hackie.

oynAieets.)
Black Hackie.
Now gentlemen. get ready TO let
some real honest-to-goodness sin
side" info coax into your think
boxes. Col. Milan, one of the ciev-
crest mes that ever rigged .
Thoroughbred for q winning effort.
has spent q lot of time getting
Black Hsckie ready. and you cpn
take IL from me the Jones m&verick
Is what ] mean ready-now. Goes
in the days opener for the COON
skins and Lunsford has orders to
make every post a winning one.
Yep. plant yours where IL will do
the most good. Saddle Ring and
Judge Pryor will go swfuIly we'll
Glenn Theisen 10 the dangerous out
slider. Hermodon's last was q hum
dinger. A repeater Of that effort
win be good enough TO gather all
the grapes In the second. Dad has
worked we'll Hutchison and Buck
ingham should be nghting Il out
At the end for the show money.
Gourmdnd 10 a. good as he ever viii
be. Should and the route and
weights just made TO order In the
third. Old Capital City has worked
better than usual for this race and
these close to the stable are very
confident. Texas Special should
trim sandy Mac for what is left
All over but the shouting In the
fourth. Korby will take this sort
OF company by the head and race
them grosey. All that 10 needed 10
boy who knows the shortest way
home. W. @.
One Best Bet 81 the Dsyt
BLACK -HACkLE-
Best Take q Chanee Bett
ROYAL DUCK.
Best Parlsyt
HUTCHINSON, CAPITAL CITY, n. Y.
COLEMAN 10 shsw.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-26
CENTRAL NETMEN
TO PLAY IN PHILLY

Capt. Hal Fowler is leading Cen
tral High netmen to Philadelphia
Saturday to oppose the University
of Pennsylvania freshmen and the
Central High school of that city in
consisting of three singles
and two doubles each. The men
taking the jaunt beside him are
Larry Philips. Donald Dudley, Leroy
Thurtell, and George Wright. man
ager.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-26

rn.,n neeus bflIs,
senate education and labor, Be-
ran resolution to investix,t. Ne
iofk Enrmest strike, and Joh..>,
esoi'tien TO Investigate mine dis
orders In West Virginia, 1880.
Interstate Commerce, railroads, 10.
HOUSE.
Wet at IL N. and adjevr,eS .,
''io p m. until noon to-day.
hesuned consideration Of de-
neie"ey appropriatios bill.
Committees.
Republican members foretr, A.
fairs eemnittee considered rey,.,s,
Of peace resolution.
Interstate Commerce rer-,,,.
considered several bills.
Bills Reported.
From the comnittee ON Inter.t,,e
and foreign commerce, II, Res. ~
to change the name Of the Gr..S
river In Colorado and Utah to the
Colorado river.
From the committee sr ,o.t.ms.
and post roads, II. r. s573, to fur
ther reeiassify postmasters and
employees OF the postal service ana
readtust their salaries and eonpea-
sstion on an equitable basis.
FROM the committee on public
lands II. r. ssc2, providing for the
appraisal and sale Of the yaskon
Island military reservation In the
state of Washington.
Bills Introdueed.
No. eeo7. johnson, washinEten-
To amend an act ito provide for
the division Of Dakstas ints tive
states and to enable the people Of
North Dakota, south Dakota, Men
tana and Washington to form CEN
sttutions and state Eevernne,ts
and to be admitted into the u.is.
ON an equal footing with the srfR-
inai states and to make asnattsas
Of public lands to such states,
No. eeos. Ten Eyek. New York
For the purchase of q site and the
erection of . pestofhce in Water.
vliet, n. r.
Nc. eeoo. Swank, okIahsn-
"ranting . national charter to or.
Eanike and maintain subordinate
CHAPTERS Of the Phi Delta onegs
fraternitiea
NO. e610. Dupre. Lsuisiana-Ts
autherfEe the Reinstatement in the
navy OF former smcers Of the regu-
lar navy who resigned subsequent
10 Noyember II, 1918.
Ne sS11. Sweet. Iewa-Te estab-
hsh In the treasury department q
reterans bureau and to improve
the facilities and service Of such
oureau nad further amend and
mooify the war risk Insurance aet.
Resolutions Introluced.
No. 1o2. Sinclair, North Dakota
Authorizing the committee on bank
ing and currency Of the house Of
representatives to Investigate and
report on the charge that credit is
controlled In the United states By a
small group OF individuals and
financial interests.
Ne' los. Masee, New Yerk-Di-
feeting the attorney general to
hmr TO the house Of representa-
nves certain Informs tfor regardinG
violations of the antf-proateerfpr
provisions Of the so-called Lever act.
Joint Resolutions.
No. Ia. AnsorEe. New York-To
prevent unjust publieatioas as .de-
serters" world war veterans and
others who were prevented from
registering, reporting or eatrainins
sy reason Of their haviRR volun.
t.rfiy enlisted, or for other nertto-
rious cause.
Committee Meetings To-day.
Interstate commeree-Lishthe
bills 10, executive.
Observation-Disclosures mat
terst 1850, opel.
Merchant marine - Amending the
seamen's aetI 1et3o, executive.
Wines and nining-various mat.
ters, 1850, executive.
ways and means-Majority nem-
sers Of the committeeB 1880, exeeu-
tive.
District Of Columbia subesmnit-
fee-Compes@atien billi 10, epen.
Judiciary - Hearins, G. A. RI
1889, epen.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-26

Fla nbette. to !, TO I. to /: Mua.
kslonse. tn >. I to .; Raaeocss. Z to s.
Time. I:H Is Start good: won driviss
place sane. winner. b. Z. 8. by Durba r.
Laiiamber. Trainer. J. Mccormack.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-26
Fraternal League.

Totals. Al Is "a ioi Totals. a 1874 0
scoe. By innings:
Red Men. o21e235 2-1s
Runs-Pricci t8l. Ran tsE Kearns f2b,
R1ssetl ~. Brown f2D. Earle f2l. Dunker
~. riiett tD. shaiiea t2). Besner. Green
berg. o'Neii, J. Jsreoe. A. yarboe. Hilfdon
az. Error-Pricci. Russell. Finch. Shall
len. J. Jarboe. nree-base hit-0'NeiI.
rvo-base hits-Bafi. Kesrns, Ttilett. Ben
nef t2I. Greenbere. Struck out-By Brown.
s.: BY Ksarns I: By presteie. =; By HiE
doa. 4; By GrsenberE. :. First base 90
balis-oH Frestele. 1: on Hirdon, 3: OF
brown. g. on Kearns. 1. Passed balls
Kettner tsI. wild piteh-Brown.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-26
Joint Resolutions.

No. Ia. AnsorEe. New Yerk-Ts
prevent UNJUST publications as .de-
serters' world war veterans and
others who were prevented from
reg1sterinE, reporting or entrainins
sy reason Of their having velan-
tarfiy enlisted, or for other mertto-
rfous cause.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-26
What Congress Did Yesterday

1880.
senate edueatien and labor, Bo-
h resolution to iavestixate Neu
iork Enrnest strike, and Joh..e,
resoi1tion TO Investigate mine dt,-
orders In West Virginia. 1850.
Interstate csnmeree x.,Ir
The Washington herald., 1921-05-26
JAMAICA RESULTS
rovlrr RAox,

tie Chief, I to 10 out; Billy watts. ont.
lime. l:of Us. Start good: won easily I;
place sams. wianer-bf.c. ? BY Cslt- Nois-
ant. Trained By woods Garth.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-30

Tn a man or a motor car" said the local Dodge dealer. it is this endur- ance, or ability to deliver the goods consistently, that wins out every time. The owner whose car sticks to him like a faithful friend is almost sure to reward it with his lasting affection and loyalty. More than anything else probably, it is this ruggedness which has already made Dodge Brothers mo- tor car the choice of over 600,000 peo- pie. In the world war, 10000 of them stood up gamely under the cruelest tests, and today in the oil fields thou sands more are giving faithful serv- ice under conditions that are fully as bad.
 But it is not alone in the quality of endurance that Dodge Brothers car excels. Important refinements added during the last few years have made for increased comfort, and you will notice that comfort stands second on the N. A. c. c. list. AS for the pur- chase price, Dodge Brothers proved by comparative charts that their price was fair even before the reduction Nobody can deny that it is an excep tional value now.
 Particular attention has been giv' en by Dodge Brothers to every feature which will enhance the refined ant substantial appearance of the car. TC
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-30

give only one illustration, the improy- eL Seuan, wiIh its dlsc wheels. cord tires, and the latest custom windows, brings credit to the taste and judg- ment of every owner On the score or economy ana service, winch Sc ol owners demand, it is only necessary to cite the Dodge Brothers cars long and consistent reputation for low gas ohne consumption, high tire mileage and freedom from, the necessity of re- paIrs.
 ITO continue on down the list, Dodge Brothers car has proved itself flexible enough for every use from travehng across desert sands to at- tendance at society functions; it has the endorsements of more than 6OO,- uOO owners; its specifications show that it has abundant power and speed, winch is the eleventh requirement on the list; and it's appointments are all that a careful lnslstence on the best materials can make it.
 Tn short, we feel that Dodge Broth CTS car not only comes up to all the requirements of those who give first consideration to endurance, comfort or prlce, but that it will sell itself, on it's merits to the majority of the peo- pie in the entire twelve classifica' tiOnS."
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-30

Of the automobiles produced in this country last year, 7h per cent were exported.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-30
Ford Overhauling
 And Repair Class
 Attracting Many

Arrangements are being made by F. c. Bledsoe, local Ford agent, to handle crowd of between 75 and 100 motorists Monday evening, when the ''free-for-all class in overhauline and repairing Fords will meet for the second time.
 The class will take up its studies at 7:30, devoting two hours to the "innerds" of Fords
 This class is proving very help. ful to motorists who want to get 100 per cent service out of Fords Al though the Ford probably requires less adjustment and repair than any other make of car. we feel, nevertbe. less, that thorough knowledge of what makes the wheels go round will be of great benefit to every Ford owner.
 Attendance at the Monday night classes in our garage in Johnson Ad- dition, however, is not limited to Ford owners. Every motorist will be wei comed."
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-30
Minnesota Expert
 Gives New Method
 For Testing Gas

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. Oct.29.---A new metod of testing gasoline for the presence of water nas been worked out with success by Hjalmar Nilsson, Minnesota state oil inspector. that many other states have uoopred ;t and several have sent their inspectors to study his system.
 The test is remarkable for its sim plicity. All the material requil cd .s a long stick and supply Of molasses.
 The stick is dipped into the molas- ses to the depth of about 12 inches. It is then loweded to the bottom of the gasoline tank.
 Gasoline has no effect upon the mo- lasses, but if the stick is given two or three twists after it has been i'm mersed, the molasses disolves every where it is touched by water.
 The space on the end of the stick where none of the sticky fluid re. mains indicates the depth of the wa ter in the tank. After the amount of water is located, it is pumped out with minimum waste of gasoline Other methods, ..cluding the use of chemically treated paper, have proven much more expensive and less accurate than the stick and molas ses test according Ie Nilsson, ,s.,-,.,,s ,s 't'Thei presence of water in gasoline does not necessarily mean that your dealer is putting something over, Nilsson explains. 'If you happen tc pass an oil tank on, damp. cold day you will notice frost on the outside lfin tn ha of "a oil in Qiha a
 This frost melts in warmer 1 weather and runs to the bottom oi the tank. The result is that the gas oline supply is greatly adulterated un less the tanks are cleaned out"
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-30
GREATEST AUTO . RACERS SIGNED
 UP BY PHOENIX
Milton, De Palma, Sarles and Murphy Will Meet During
 Big Industrial Week

PHOENIX, Oct 29. - Four of the worlds greatest auto speedway driv- CTS have signed contracts to appear in series of races over the mlle track at the Arizona state fair grounds for the dirt track supremacy of the world during the Industrial Week pro- gram, Nov ' to 12, inclusive. We'd nesday and Saturday, Nov. g and 12, have been designated by Barney Old field, director general of the speed way program, as auto racing days.
 Tommy Milton, leader in the speed way championships this year ana pres ent holder of the worlds 10O-mile dirt track record, will be seated at the wheel of his new Durant, eight-cylin- der racer to- defend bis title when the starter sends them away on the first series of races.
 Ralph DePalma, most popular auto pilot in the racing game, will make his first appearance in Arizona and will guide his famous Ballot car, con sidered the fastest car in the worso | for the pistoni classification allowed, | in these races. DePalma has just returned from Europe, where he was | favorite in both the French and Ita- Han Grand Prix races, being forced out of both because of accident.
 It will be DePalma's first "big time" race over a dirt track in years but the likeable Italian driver is determin ed to wrest the earth-surfaced track record from his greatest rival, Tommy Milton.
 Roscoe Sarles, second in the speed way percentage table ana only a few points behind Milton, will be the third driver to contest for the big prize money being offered by Iener al Director Oldfield Sarles was sec
 ond to Milton in the great Indiana
 olis classic last May, beat him al
 Uniontown a few days later, was
 ''nosed" out in thrilling finish a,
 Tacoma July 4, but on July F wor the worlds sprint championship from
 Milton on the Los Angeles Speed
 way, He will pilot. his Duesenbere . eight in a row. 5I sd
 Jimmy Murphy, winner of the French Grand Prix will be the fourtf . pilot in the race. He is regarded a:
 the most sensational pilot in the game, and will be making his first appearance in Arizona next. month.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-30
ENDURANCE IS FIRST DEMAND
 IF MOTORISTS
Car Owners Easing Choice on Lasting Qualities and
 Consistent Service

The fact that the majority of auto mobile owners regard the qualify of endurance as the most important fac tor in the choice of car is not sur prising to Dodge Brothers dealers.
 The survey just completed by the National Automobile Chamber of Com merce, which shows that endurance ranks first among 10000 car owners to whom the questionnaire was sent, with comfort second and price third.
 In liIe middle price group, which takes ln the range from $500 to $3,OOO IS per cent of the total agree on en- durance as the first essential, II per cent mention comfort first. and 10 per cent admit that they give first thought to the purchase price. Fol lowing is the complete list of prefer ences as disclosed by the survey:
 Middle Priced Cars
 l. Endurance ....1S %
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-30
ROPER kAYos MORAN

BUFFALO, N. Y. Oct. 29.-Captain Bob Roper of Chicago, knocked out Frank Moran of Pittsburg, in the sixth round of a scheduled 12 round bout here last night. Moran was out classed throughout and was all in when, Roper put over the knockout punch in the sixth. Roper weighed 191 pounds; Moran 193 1-*.