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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28
CLOSING D AVS
OF CONFERENCE
Dr.. Allan. Dr.. Rice, DR.. Clark
and Others Slated for
Addr SeS.
IsFeolal to Inc Times Diapaion. ]


Montreal. \. c. August e7-Taklne
as his text the words found in Mark
10. .. What Cod hai,h joined TO.
gether. Let no man put asander." Rev
Andrew Allan. OF Farmviilc. Virginia
this evening preached sermon WHICH
was from every point OF view. L suit
able climax Tor the conference sermons
That have been preached mere during
tne summer assembly Ol Southern
fsesbyte!ians lie brought out very
iorcibly tne fact that IN all OF the
great teachings OF the B!0.e. and IN
all CT the fundamental doctrines o.
4se-o yter.@nisln and u other denoml-
nations. there - the divine s.de and
human Size. ana these Two must 4e
tunec III perfect harmony before the
sreat blessings winch arc In store Tor
manAind can he obtained.
d. Allan. Rev Theron i. Rice. D.
Clark. -. D.. OF Greensboro, y. g., Will
De the principal speakers on the re-
laa!nGer OF the program OF the as
slmb!y. winch VIII close the latter
part OF this week. Or. Allan VIII con-
tluue mis- series OF lectures on the
subject. some secrets Of spiritual
Power as based on the teaching
of the boob OF Revelation. and nc VIII
speak also on the Importance OF thu
prayer-.lte.
Or rice will continue to conduct
the Bible Aour each day. ana complete
MS series OF lectures on the teaching
OF the book OF Galatians.
THE 10y problem Will De the sub
ject Of three addresses which DR..
Clark VIII deliver.
DR. CLARK IS declared by those who
"a - nt.
IN expert IN handling t.e problem OF
the boy. w.icA III THIS time - studied
with particular Interest.
Tie large c.owu oil visitors at Mon
treat fingers IN greater number tnau
ever before III the c.ose OF the season.
The hotels are st!.i t-Il ana the VI l!se
St.ll crowded, and many vii! Tema u.
Tor recreation and rest during = y4rt
ASIDE t.om the fact that nome for
miss. Onarles and their families Is TO
be erected at Montreal t.c aad.t!onA!
snuOuncemcnt mas just -een nade
Of two otAe! specia. buildings 10 be
erected One o. these IS 10 be de-
voted 10 ministers oil moderate means
who desire 10 come 10 Montreal Tor
rest.
The other building is 10 be erected
by the board OF regents OF the Barium
springs Orphanage. wnlch Is tac or
phanage under the care OF the synod
Of North Carolina. This building viii
serve the purpose OF summer aouse
Tor the zoo orphans at BarluIn Springs.
IAey viii be brought mere in sections
Of twenty-five or thirty. accompanied
~ teachers. thus enabling all OF tho
teachers and all OF the children to
derive the benefit O. the climate. the
association land tie conferences OF
Montreal Tor awhile every summer
The Methodist Assembly ground near
MOntrcat. and to when reference has
been made already IN The Times Dis
patch, IS now an assured fact. This
new enterprise viii bear the name
Methodist Colony"
The "Methodist Coloney" Will have no
connection whatever with the Waynes-
Vile enterprise and the officers already
elected ior the new assembly asso-
Charlotte. n. c.. president. and Rev
W. c. Malloneo. OF Black Mountain
secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28
KNIGHT OF HOT SANDS"
WINNER OF TOURNAMENT
Prolonged Struggle on Duat-Cloude,,
Courhe before Allen IL
Victorious
Ispecial 70 Tie Tim4s-Dispatch.

Especial TO The Times-Dispatch1
charlottesville, Va. August 27.-Ona
OF the biggest tournaments neli IN
Aloemarlc IN recent years took piaca
yeAlcrday at EArleysvi.le. in The nOrtn-
ern end OF the county The event was
won utter prolonged struggle on d
dust cloudcd course ny X l. Allen.
under the insignia OF knight OF Hot
Sands He chose a. queen OF love and
beauty Miss Rosa Bucher. OF Char
louisville.
Although the victorious knight, q
local son WIN a superbiy trained horse.
was Tor weeks the iavor!te, three t.inea
nc tied With Charles Coz. entered IN
der the modest appeilaton. "Knlght OF
No E%pectetioa.' Miss Buchers eelec-
lion was a popular one. and she wAa
called upon 10 make several biushlns
acknowledgements OF the crowds ap-
pl4use.
The charge 10 tho knights was made
by Albert 5. Boiling o. the Chur!oties-
N.!e bar. When the dust OF tae tour
aareni Aad cleared away Mr. Boiling
then introduced Thomas Preston Lock-
wood. VINO crowned The queen and her
maids ". l-ockv GOD Is grandson
". Colonel Thomas Lewis Preston anL
is | Journalist OF ST Louis and Ca!cas o.
The winners were. L. -. Allen. nrst:
Charles Cox. second T. Du!4ney.
tn!ld, J. \ Cox. .oI7th The v.ctols
We're Instructed 10 ma their ladlcn.
Alr- Allen chose Miss Buche.. Charles
Cox Mas Florence Austin. c k. QUA
neg. Miss Maggie noon. anu J a Cox.
Miss Ballard
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Itonnokc.
Portsmouth.


AB. r. II. o. \. L.
keating ss.......... o
Hudgins. lb....S o
Wolfe. 3b......... 4 l > !
nixon. cr.... ! i
Castro, 2b........ /
Titman, lf........... o
GarVln, c............ o
Muth. rf............ o.
Nerhout. p...........
Totals .......4I Is 30 10 3
Score by innings T.
koanoke ...O2Ol OO-4
Portsmouth ....OOOl lllOOl-5
summary stolen bases-Greeu. era
ham. Sacrifice hits-Honand. Hudgins
Tiiman. Wolfe Two-base hits -NiNon.
Garvin. fressley Newton. llneaves
Three base h!ts--Castro, Garvin. Left
on bascs-Roanoke Z. Portsmouth. O.
Double plays-Hudgins to Garvin
Hts-on Green In innings. OF
hhrd, in innings. Struck out
by Green. s by Enrd. 8. Bases on
balls-hy erbout. - by Green. l.
Passed bails-Nance Time. two hours
Umpire, Mcnamara.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28
DIG RIFLE MATCH AT
ASHLAND IN SEPTEMBER

The Ashland % Rifle Club Is prepar-
ing to hold shoot the latter part OF
September The Club has net been
very active this season shooting ir-
regularly. and with varying attend
ance.
j. II Elliott. j. II. strlbhling and
NJ. D. Hart who We're amongst the
last years stars. VIII be on hand and
saunders and Oscar Mallory. the pres
ent Leaders. that they can come back"
John c Easley and w. II. Gregory
pronably the topnotchers In 22-cai!Dre
with the Ashland Rifle club. and a
battle royal Will be fought
The shoot will be an open one 20
which all riiemen are invited
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28
ORTSMOUTH WINS
IN TEN 7 H INNING
Tigers Run Bases Poorly and
Loose in Field-Score
Is S to q.

Roanoke Va. August 27.-In a poor
ly played game Portsmouth won in ten
innings. after the locals had all kinds
Of opportunities to win The Tigers
ran bases poorly ana were loose in
the field. The Truckers hit the ball
hard and for lots OF extra bases Enrd
ana Green Wore hit hard, but with
proper support would have won. I'm
pire Mcnamara called PRESLEY out at
home III the eighth, when he was
scoring the winning run. and he was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28
THE KATAHDlN AS A TARGET
Ola Naval Ram viii he Fired Upon by
AnsaNlA IL 4 iIunfir I.Icnl

Washington. y c. August 27.-The
old naval ram Katahdin Will be fred
rpon oy Vessels OF the Atlantic neet
during target practice early IA sep
tcmoer The tests are planned to de-
monsirate The action OF twelve inch
gums upon new armor plate with which
VIC navy IS experimenting and viii
% Witnessed 10y members OF the naval
afnirs committees OF both Houses aud
CONGRESS
The Katahdin is now designated as
Tho AIDE FOR Ordinance Experimental
work Of the Navy and her name has
ooen stricken from the naval list.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28
REDS SHUT OUT GIANTS

Cincinnati. o.. August e7.-For the second
time IN succession the Reds shIi oui -Aa
Giants to-day. Fronme holding the Cham
p!ons to one hit. single ~ Fletcher IA
the th!Tl inning. FTomme was vtEy power
ful al all stages. and received brilliant sup
rort from Esan ana Nutshell Mathevson
vas nit haEG by Hob!iize. and Mitchell.
who were responsible ior bOia The Eccs'
tables. HoA.ltzel tT!p!ed In the nrst inn.nE
and doubled in tho third. and Mlicseu drore
him owe. with d single each time Pnclan
was put out OF The game N the eighth IN
ming for d!sputlng ii decision at third oase
u. E.nn.rn Lohnaiona. Scoro.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28
stundirG OF tho CluhE.
Where They Play To-day.
Boston at Pittsburgh
(Other games not scheduled.)

Chicago. Ill. August 1.-THE Cubs took
the Heeond and last game OF the series with
brooklyn to-day. TO 0. cheneyo vapor noat
WAS working as he wished It. and the Dodg.
ers were BANKED with six hiis Thirteen
slams were made on Yng!ins IL eigh,
rounds. In The second Leach made : home
'un. aac a pass and q pe!E OF singles Gre
ated another ,al!y and ,ae game Was az
good won Tor the Cubs. FoE farewell
"l.4op. sheckard knocked home. In the
A.EAtM. slo-lns AEckeE. SOON.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28
STANDING or THE Guns.
WHERE THu,N PLAY TO-DAY.
Nichmond Mt Newport News.
PctcrsburE AT Norfolk.
Port sEiouth Ut Roanoke
Ispecial to Tie Times-Dispatch. ]

Norfolk, Va. August a7.-The Nor
folk Tars apparently did not care
whether they won to-days game or
not. Everything was nice for Peters
burg and Incidentally the Coolers in
creased their lead IA the race for the
pennant.
The locals put in Mccrary. and when
ever he got a bal over the plate which
vas not often, 1t was usually driven
out in the field for a safe hit.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28
WILSON BREAKS UP GAME

Pittsburgh. ia. August :r.-chle, wilson
broke np tho game to-day ~ tac .ourth ln-
"a out A.s th!tty-third ;E.pie OF ;ne SEASON.
Camnliz started very unsteady. and the v.sl-
ne .U-Tth they crossed The plate again.
when tho mrs, twa nlitefs walked and ths
ta!gd was hlt with pitched bail. a..ing
the caSeH. Az OF scored tht only run Of
tAe lna.as. Naea Wilson trlpled Tyler Nls
sent ga ,se rl3o.r. bat &c w-s also hit A4td.
scor..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28
CIlitago-
Boston
Totals Ks SIS IS is Totals
'Batted for Bodic In sixth

'CaNahan. lai; field and centre field.
tGame called on account OF darknessD
Score by !nniaEs. r.
Chicago ...-...............o11
Boston observation-disclosures. % 0lFtO1Oo 0-S
summary Two-hase hifs-Ncrkcs. HOOPER
collins t.). Three-uase hit-Sneakcr. Home
.tn- Speaker Sacrifice hits MAtuck Eurc.
va stolen hase-carFan Double PLAYS
13edioni = IN 1913 innings OF Cirotto. 10
n $40 innings FRS; Base On haus-oq BE-
client. OH Hal. @. of Cicottc Oh Walsh
!. Struck out-By B1ditnt G.. by Hnii n
oy C!cotte. 81 by Walsh. g Wild pitch-Be-
dent. Walsh. Time o. game s.i5 Umpiros.
OLoughl.n ana stovall Attendance. Coco
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28
DIR. nlAN srnIN nrAn.
Formcriy star Lecturer Of school Of
Philnnthropy in Columbln Cnllcrc.

IhIi"nthropy in Columbln college,
NoFiclk. Na. AUGUST PA dispatch
received hv his Wife. who was visiting
he parents az Norfolk announced tho
Sudden death last night at Alliance
camp Cold Springs-ou-tne-I OF
~. baNld HiAnstein, STAN lecturer OF
rae school ot Philanthropy Of Colum-
Pa College Mrs. Blansteln left for
sew York. where the funeral Of Dr.
HlNnstein WIN probably occur Thurs
aay by BiRnstein. formerly OF PROV
ideAce j; j. was widely known for
A's WORK OF philanthropy. He married
one year ago MISS Miriam Umstadter.
y. N0rlolk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28
Cincinnati.
ro,als Is =: s z Is rotals

'BarteG for Mathewson In eighth
iran Tor Mccormick in eighth.
Score oy innings: r
C!ncinnat! --.... ..-............l 0 q 0 -
New Yori. Observation-Disclosures o 90 O %
SUN mary: Two-base hit-Hotl'izci Three
base hit-Hoblitzci Double plays-Fietcho
10 Doyle - Me-kle; Doyle Ia MeTkie Lett
on ba.cs-Cinc.nnati. 6. Sew York :. Hts
OF Mathewson. :: OF Crandan. !. First
base on oaiis-OH Fromme. { OF Mathew
SON g. Struck out-By Fromlno q by Ma
thewson. 2. wNd pitch--Mathewson. f,rne
OF game. 1892 Ump!res. Eason and John
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28
ST. Louis.
totals SO 4 1928 Is totals

IotaIs ~ lot-7 Is TofaIs ..-s5 9 "
'FntTfI Tor cirinor In NTH.
Waited Cor Steele In seventh
tFon"tohy Hrt. hit BY betted bali
zBh.ted for Hurk in ninth.
Score hy innings: r.
ST Louis. .............o0.i0o0ao
Philadelphia ...................9 0eo1o20 OF
summary; Two-base hi'-Fvans Three
hnsc hiis-w!nso. Paskert. Mngee Home
ruas-Evans. S. Masec ~. stolen bases
Maeee Double play-Huggins 70 Koneichy
Left on hases-st. Louis. 6: Philadelphia )
fits-oh 6rirer In innings: OF steele,
in innings; on Nelson, 3 in i-s innings
First base on bslis-on Nelson. 2: on steele.
?. OF Gr!nsr. /: OF seaton. l. Struck OUT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28
In the Minor Leagues
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Al Milwaukee, Toledo failed to ar
rive ON tiiAo Ger Arst game. Second
game milwaukee,. j. Toledo. o.
At Kansas city KANSAS cry 3 Co
l.mDua. %.
Ai MluneapoIs- M!nucapols, G.;
Louisville. Is.
a, ST. I4ll St. raul .. indianapolis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28

Wherc MICS rlay ro-Day.

Z lICl.O Al lUst0N
st. Louis At Washinston
Detroit at Philadelphia
Cleveland at New York.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Results Yesterday.

NashIHEtun. 5. = LuuIs 2.
Philadelphia. &. Detroit. p
New YORK. s. Cleveland. Chrst
Acw' York. {. Cleveland. Second
Boston. S. chicago. twelve in
nlnsa)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28
TWO HOME RUNS BY MAGE

ST Louis. Nc. August 1.-TWO home runs
and a triple by Sherwood Mage 5eouShi
the Phlies six runs to-day and lo; ,han
beat the Cardinals 10 3. Mage. lit hta
home runs 10 the same spot il. thA RICH:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28

oFe BY ina.nGs

Chicago .........................0. tOool -
summary Two-base Aits-CutAaaw. Tink-
cT, Zimmerman. EseEs. schultz. Ihree-p
hit-Norau. Home rLns-Leach. snecka.d.
Douoel pay-sniith to DaGhert Lefi on
nases-s rockiyn 6. Chicago First base
on balloon Cheney !, on Ylnslns. 4.
Struck oui-By Y!ng!ns. ,. b. Cheney. .
Wild pitch-Cheney. Time Of game. -.
U.npires KLEIN and Orih.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28

Boston .......-.................5O0 10000 o.
Summary; Two-sasc hi,f-Byrne Titus
Th-ee-base hl;-Wison Home run-wnsner
Sacrifice hits Byrne. Holman NiFke. Double
play-Buter 20 Wagner TO aiNler Leit on
hnses-pitishursh. {, BOSTON. 30. First base
on errorf-YittsbCreh, :; Boston. Hts
or Dickson. IN 3i-s innings. on Tyler.
% "a --5 innings First huse OF bniIs-OG
Camntiz, (; OF Dickson :. on Tyler. =.
strucN ou,-By csmniis :. ~ Tyler. : iIlt
by pitchcr-By Cnmnitz. Z. Time OF game.
% Emr.rls. Flnneran md n.sier
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28
FIRST GAME.
-0laIs .--1S 7 q T0ta.E 80
'1nitol for liAusher in ninth.

NtiNNl lNi ltAhENtr IN l.utl.
Score hy lnn!nss. r
Cleveland Observation-Disclosures a. 20 o o. IL
Nsw NntN........ .........0 1000 g --s
Summarize Three-hssc Aits-Chase. Baak-
ttfc Lohyoit. sacridco hit-B lrmlnrhani.
stolen hases-Lai0ic. Daniels. Jackson OIL
som. carsch. simmons. Hartz.l. Sweeney.
Double -Peckrpaueh 20 johnson Kal-
cr % Johnson. Lee ON lnses-rlt yeiaud. i1t
New York 6. First base ou haiis-On Bask-
stts, or Mcconne'. Struck ou,-By
By Mcconnell 1 G.afoie). Passed hal.-
Adams fN Wild pitrh-MoConnelL IAN
pires o'Brien ana pnecn. Attendance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28
CUBS BEAT DODGERS
WHILE GIANTS FALL,
BEFORE CINCINNATI
Fromme's Mastertul Pitching Responsible for
Reds Vlctory-Mathews Is Hit Fairly
HARD rates Take Game From Bos-
ton and Phies Win From ST. Luis
BY orner

by Grlner. 8 by scaion. |. Time OF game, 8
Ho1ss umy.Fes. Bremen and owens.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28
INCREASE LEAD IN
RACEFOR REMNANT
Tars Apparently Make No Effort
to Win From Peters
burg.
Virginia League

RESULTS ESTERDAl-.
lNonnol<c. 4: Portsmouth >.
Newport News itichnond. rain.
Norioi<. =; petersburg. o.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Rcsults Yrntcr,lny.

chicago. 9. Brooklyn. o.
pittsburgh. 8. Boston. 4.
Cincinnati. z: New York. 0.
81. Louis. .. Philadelphia, Z.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

rs A.oany Ainany IS JooNsonwlc
Al Macon Macon o. Columbus. 6.
AT Savannah Columbia. rain
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-17
Development
NEW BUILDINGS
COMPLETED IN MIAMI

Miami Ariz., Dec. 17.-Mrs. Hannah
Dill wiz build a two story concrete
rooming house on her lots on Miami
avenue near Live Oak street.
The two story concrete building be-
longing to oyster and Rails on Key
stone avenue, near Gibson street, is
practically completed.
The new Dickson and Magale restau-
rant building on Sullivan street near
Keystone avenue is completed.
The two story Cooley and Geaslin
concrete building on Miami avenue,
near Gibson street is completed.
The Frank Hubble theater on Sulli-
van street near the postoffice, is COM
pleted-
The R welch concrete building
on Sullivan street near keystone, ia
practically completed, and will be oc-
cupied on January ?.
The new concrete building in lower
Miami of the Miami Laundry COM
panys viii be ready for business on
the first of the year.
The new mission building belonging
to mayor John Il. Fitzpatrick is com
pleteds and as soon as the interior is
painted and decorated, will be occu-
pied as a first class restaurant.
The MCGOWAN concrete hotel build
ing on Main street, in lower Miami
IS completed, and as soon as the fur
nisher arrives it viii be opened.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-17

zest that shows a longing to be home
All have some special form of amuse-
ment for the Christmas week. Misses
Nell Hartman, and Gladys Strickland,
Frank Lyons Lawrence Shea, d. F.
Mulcahy, VIII Hawkins and R E
HardaWay will remain at Austin for
all the holidays, where they intend to
celebrate with the FL PasO club here
Some Of the others are going to take
their Christmas dinners at home with
their folks. These are: Misses Ethel
Taylor. Mary Leighton. Violet Aitken.
ElsinOr Shelton and Bess Murtle, and
Norman MORRISON and IOhn Burch.
Miss Mabel O'COnnor has already left
for home to take a little longer vaca-
ton.
The remaining FL Pasoans at the
university wiz scatter throughout the
state for their holidays Miss Rose
StOlarOff viii go to Waco; Miss Mae
Campbell to San Antonio; Miss Ruth
Long to Fort Worth, and J. c. Alex
ander to Palestine. Thornton Hardie
will spend the major part of the holt
days in Alabama at his old home, and
from there he viii 60 to Nashville,
Tenn, to attend a national convention
of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity
as a representative of the chapter OF
that fraternity in the Texas univers-
ity.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-17
STATION AT
PECOS Is IMPROVED

Peeos, Texas. Dec. 17.-Carpenters
are at work this week repairing, reno
waiting and improving the Santa Fe
station here. The whole building viii
be worked over, inside and out
P. D. Kennedy, Of Chicago; R ".
DOOley, Of Bloomington, H.; D. N
Bell, Of Chicago; E F. Morse, Bowling
Green, Ky; E. z. Walker, Of Spring
field, Ill; and H T. Collier, Of Hoban,
Texas, formed an auto excursion party
for trip up TOyah valley from Pecos.
Hoban, Saragosa and Balmorhea were
visited, and the heart of the pump
water belt was visited. The visitors
are men Of considerable means. Some
Of the men in the party may become
interested financially in this section
in the near future.
J. /. White and Amazon Bradford.
both OF Dublin, Texas, have purchased
the PecOs branch of the Draughon's
business college. They took charge of
the school Monday morning.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-17
Such a trip will cost s45O.OOO. Col Glenn

Such a trip will cost S45O,OOO. Col Glenn
estimates, and he believes that such a
test would be worth many times this
amount in its Importance in demon
strating the ability Of the motor truck
TO carry troops and equipment to the
front in time of war.
Col Glenn got his bunch for the
transportation of troops by motor
truck from Napoleon, who mounted his
troops IN carriages and sent them to
the battle line in state so that they
would be fresh and rested when they
went into battle against a force IA
ugued by hard marches. It is Col
Glenn's theory that this would double
the efficiency of the fighting men Of
the American army. It would require
14O motor trucks to transport the regi-
ment. On each truck is men with
their camp and company equipment
rauons and supplies, could be carried
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-17
NEW HOTEL TO BE
BUILT IN FIT. DAVIS

Fort Davis, Texas, Dec. IA mod
ern two story hotel will soon be IN
der course Of construction in Fort
Davis to be ready for the spring and
summer months. It is understood
that T. J. DumbIe will have charge of
TINS hotel when completed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-17

The oil and gasoline for the 40 cars
cars and the officers would have spec
tally designed trucks for their use. The
suggestion is TO be made to the war
department and if it meets with ap-
prevail an appropriation will be asked
from congress to cover the cost of the
test trip.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-17
WOULD USE MOTOR
TRUCKS FOR TROOPS
Col. z. F. Glenn Has Scheme to Bring
the TWenty-third Regiment over
BOrderland Route.
co. Edwin b. GIenn. 81 the "a in-

Col. Edwin F. Glenn, Of the 2Sd in
fantry, will take the 23d across the
continent in automobile trucks if the
war department and congress approves
and advances the money. Col Glenn is
now at Fort BENJAMIN Harrison at In
dianapolis, with his commands, ard he
the entire 23d regiment on motor
trucks in 1913 and having the troops
make run from Fort Harrison to the
Pacific, over the bOrderland route
through Ell PasO and the southwest.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-17
WOMAN WHO SHOT HUSBAND
Is RELEASED AT SOCORRO

Socorro. n. NJ, Dec. 17-At her pre-
liminary hearing here Mrs. Mabel Bliss
who, on Dec. Y, shot and killed her
husband, Marion Bliss. a former resi-
dent of Pueblo, Colo, was released on
her own recOgnizance for appearance
at the March term of court for trial
Mrs. Bliss admitted the shooting
which she justified as the only means
of escape from a life OF shame into which
her husband had forced aer on threats
OF death. Mrs Bliss and her two small
children viii go to Pueblo to live with
sister until her case is finally dis
posed Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-17
WORK ON BIG ROCK CUT TO
BE FINISHED RY IA

Langtry, Texas, December 19.-
Work on the big rock cut on the
extension Of the local G. II. r. p yards
is progressing rapidly. The excava-
ton viii be completed the first Of the
year
Geo. Coots who has the contract for
the construction Of the extension
of the telephone line to Pump
Vile, was in town and said the
poles are all set and the wire will be
strung at once The line will be in
operation by the end of next week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-17
DEVELOPMENT
RESERVOIR WILL BE
BUILT AT GRANDFALLS
Big Irrigation Project Is to Be Com
Pleted within Five Months; VIII
Cost SSS,OO0.

F-adaIv and 7 d wheat are in Bar
stow arranging details preparatory to
letting contracts for the building of
2 GrandfaIls reservoir for the storage
Of Pecos river water.
The Drainage commission IS now
well equipped with funds and is paying
of all Indebtedness. The big drain
age canal now being made by con-
tractors Jameson & Sweat, viii cost
$4,000, and viii be completed within
i've months The effect of this canal
VIII be to the betterment OF all crops
in this district and VIII also create
and maintain g thorough drainage
which viii make the public roads and
highways hard and dry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-17

You can put 1Oc in your savings ac-
count for every burnetized post you
buy from Lander.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-17

Austin, Texas, Dec. 17.-Despite the
oncoming exams for the fan term. all
the Ell PasO students at the university
are preparing for the holidays with
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-17

Every penny you invest in Red Cross
Christmas seals will bring to YOU.
your friends and relatives 1000 per
cent interest in health.