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Mrs .Eli.ae.th mar,haI,-

u I7II'II 70 NC IntcIIlEenceT.
-, NASHlNTON. Pa. Aug g-Nrs
s.llLabeth Marshall widow az the late
clock this evening at the home 81
ner daughter. Mrs J. u. kIntIgh. she
nas DO years Of age. and was born in
onsrtard. ". Va. short funeral servig,.s
VIII be held Wednesday evening M i.sO
from the home OF Mrs. J. H. Kintieb
ne remains will be taken TO Shrrrard
and burial will follow M Allen Gra,-c
cemetery. surviving Mrs. Marshall are
!he ioiiowing children. AIRS. q. H. HuS-
Lincoln. Ncb.. and Harvey Marshall 80
nc Meshen- The Misses Elna and billie
eaugh Brown Of New York and Miss
9"Tah hrown Of Shcrrard also survive.
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IN THE EAST.

VIENNA. Aug. >. Noon Via r.o-s,,,
1915 p. m.-The official statement A.,
sued today AZ the Austrian war office
In the Russian war theatre. Tn.
enemy VINO retreRted from the ViStuia
garis,, - heing pursued Austro-Hun-
crossed the main road from Warsaw 10
lsublin. In an easterly direction betv.een
sn S , ~ from lyangorod 70 Lukow
bank Of the Vieprz and the right bsDk
Or the Nistula near Ivangorod having
been cleared OF the enemy. our trooUs
crossed Nieprz In a northeasf ana - 80,
thcrly direction. '''
The battlefleids Of Lubarto and Me.
hasty Tight The number ~ peis s.S !
captured BY the army Of the Ap~bduLc
Joseph Ferdinand has been Increased 10
".IH,etween the vieprz and the Bug the
battle continues.
ON the Dniester up 70 r-sciaczko
NEAR the Bukowina borderI our trooDg
repulscd the Russians al several roi,,,s
capturing 1900 men and five machine
In the Italian war theatre. Tn.
southern part OF tho Doberdo plateau
mas been under heavy artillery fire
whlch our artillery successfully answer
In the PLAYA rzion there has been
increased artillery activity
feeble attempt by hostile Infantry
.' nrsah through our position near Ia
'on the Carinthian front. small hos
tile dettchments attacked unauccessfuIfy
~ tho Biadner-Jlando-Ioch t-lst0 f.et
hiE1I the enemy left more than 100
'ln the REGION Of the Ty-ofra,,
~ the Gonna Hiauro on gfs feet bfrbt
repulsed "A hostile half company. frfiirf-
ing heavy losses without losing n single
PETEpGRAp. Aug. o. via London DO
'' p nm official explanation ~
aF Elveu out tonight fuIInua.
ne our or RIGA would allow tho
,,sr mans 20 give powerful aid 20 their
~ the gulf wfh re object IN 49,.
INK fne gulf tns fleet appeared -urf...
uff birhen channel which BE- fHe rrfy
practical way Tor large ships fp rrffr
The enemy made three ATTACKS with fra
object ~ breaking tho mine barrier rra.
irrfru nT our fleet.
.our sea PLANES and uararIra ra.r.r.
HfNu 90 rnrrI the enemy Tho German.
did not succeed in passing our f.f.r...
49, 49, oI pr. llp7 we're damaged Dol.
was lost"
Parig. AUG .. 1000 90. r Tho f.r.o
.nE OFFICIAL communicable was Is.r.H
.''rhe day has been comparatively 4uis,
~ Iln whole front fu hrfnIa. I.fv.sn
I.t 20 fnn Niene com. ARTILLERY fighting
~ '.'. ,.l.r'ri HnH Rheims again IHs
.fn fre h-g.rue near urs rarfaI4..
800. "frw.a. f.. ...m. attempted fH
.r sutton. OH' 'n.. were roe
in fra Na.r.. trsr. wac only .rt
'I..r I'rirF FhI. incoming rr cir
Iurlrur consisting Hf I. H.rUHrf.rr
yea fn.. .III"I forfH fu lombard
'I" station and factories UT HH.H...r....
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sunday evening at s.eo o'clock ,has.
Mcksin. e. well known resident OF ths
t.as' Ehos died a. the family home In
que 10 a complication ~ diseases Mr.
Mchain was a car inspector on the n
- rocd. The deceased since his boy
hood had been a memb.r 81 ~. 49,; },
street Methodist Episcopal church The
Iuhtral viii take place this Afternoon
AZ O'Clock with the Rev. = 4 Jones
pastor OF the Chaplinc Street Meth ,di : :
episcopal church. officiating. oWtn,r h.
me Rev. DR.. A. W Mills. pastor 81
FOURTH street Methodist church. being
BY his wife and one daurbt.r Mr-
Christian Hamm.
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Draw Lines cIoaer.

LONDON. Aug. 3. 1910 D. m
Starting in northwest Russia. where
the fortress of Kovno is closely press
ed. down through Poland 20 a point
below Warsaw and thence eastward
across the Vistula and northeastward
between the Vistula and the Bug. the
Germans and Austrians. according to
the official reports of Berlin and Wen
ma are drawing more closely together
the lines which threaten to clear Pol
and entirely OF the men OF Grand Duke
Nicholas armies.
Field Marshal Won Hindenburg's
troops TO the north and northeast OF
warsaw are. steadily pressing east and
southeast. ring of besiegers has
been forged around the fortress OF
Novogeorgievsk the last tronghold on
the Vitula line remaining in Russian
hands: Praga. the eastern suburb OF
warsaw. upon which the Muscovites
fell back when they evacuated the
Polish capital. has been captured: the
railroad from Warsaw TO Lubln has
been crossed between Ivangorod and
Garwolin evidently with the idea OF
moving on TO Lukow. the junction OF
the lvangorod- Brest- Litovsk railway.
Farther eatward and outheatward be-
tween the Vitula and Bug and along
the Nieprz the Runsians are stiu fall.
ing back. but at some points. especial
ly between the Vieprz and the Bug,
they continue their resistance.
Few Prisoners.
The bag OF prisoners at Warsaw
was small, Berlin declaring that only
few thousand OF them were taken.
Nor has the number captured by Arch
duke Joseph Ferdinand been large.
vienna asserting merely that the mum.
Der OF men captured by him has beea
Increased to 5000.
Although the Teutonic allies seem.
ingly have not been successful as vet
In entrapping any large section OF the
Russian Grand Dukes forces, accord.
Ing TO the Overseas News agency they
have obtained in their invasion OF
Poland bountiful supply OF foodstufs
for their men and forage for their
horses. The news agency reports that
many farmers disobeyed the Russian
orders TO destroy their crops and that
the Germans and Austrians therefore
have come in for full harvest OF rye
wheat and oats.
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AT TIE REX.

"Milestones Of Life" "a Mutual feature
IN four parts and Who PAYS. was
SHOWN 20 large audiences yesterday and
pleased an who Witnessed IT, Mile
stones Of Life ie "a tale 81 the seasons
with Mignon Anderson and "a star cast.
Including Louise Ruddcr. the celebrated
emotional actress Of the speaking stage.
Pathea Weekly shows all C0snfnu
wednesday and Thursday Midnight al
MeNims. four reel feature. which
nfings broadway and the Gay White
Way right IN this theatre. Maxirns.
hectorF. and Eustunoby's. New York
'ttNa most famous cabaret. are Denoted
~ All there ElitteriuE RorReousness The
Scarr. a three reel broadway star fea-
turc with all star cast will b. shown In
addition Co the other features Pnthe
Color Travel Pictures also.
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communication was received in This
city yesterday announcing Tho. deatb ~
MIS-. sarah J. Wheat. who is dead al her
nome IN Indianapolis Ind Her doatb
J. j. Wheat. who was also "a resident OF
ms city. The deceased was the daurh-
yer or Josiah =. and Mary r. Wtiey.
and was born May q 1871
she ~ survived by her husband and
iour daughters. Mrs Carrie y Marshall
WIS Ruth Coyle. Miss Edith r. Wheat
ana SIX sons. Herman r.. Ross g. NJ
hale. Mentor. Edward : aud John Payne
Wheat The following sisters also sur
Katherine Louise Louise q Addab nj
Wiley and one brother. O. a WILEY.
burial was in Crown HIN cemetery.
Tuesday afternoon
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MEXICAN PEACE
toonanusd from rirst Par.l

ence 20 quiet any leaders who insist
upon remaining in the field with mill.
tsry forces Some OF the conforeer.
however. are said 90 beueye that me
moral support OF the powers benina
such elements az join in the confer.
ence for new provisional govern
ment together with q strict EMBARGO
against the shipment Of war munitions
b any ono m MEXICO except tho gov
eminent 70 formed. would quickly &C..
compliah the desired result
secretary Lansing talked OptimIeti.
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three Officers and rrt man OF rtbrr
rarFe and tn1 machine guns.
LONDON. Aug 1H. $50 a r A..
frrfinr 'a called rr fra WrrrIrr r.at
Pr inr fH.f that fHe report of tho board
~ fraI. fur fhr HHf scar ending IHI.
2. SHOVE fHHf fHr decrease. BOD tho U.IHl
uf imports fl gr.Hf T..f..r fr.n. Ilr.
many. Austria. Franc. and belgium Del
almost exactly rHuuI.r.HH III.rH Or. tho
states
If would appear therefore Dob anIfa o.
.frrrfnIrE thor HTa HHUHfrrI. an.a the
InHf that trH United states ia doing
rrwHrkahiF we'll HH result of this
war
Tho Post points out also that en- fn.
If0fHwfuf Dob ocean trade began In
February fhr month fnf German sub.
marine blockade was Initiated and has
recovered steadily ever since
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The funeral OF Joseph I.edIia ned
-, VINO died saturday. was held Monday
morning a. the home Of his daughter
Nas due 10 a fan received about i've
weeks ago. "''
During his life he was a prominent
lawyer OF EenNer. Pa Later he reuoy-
60 10 Neilsburg about l5 years ago.
where he had since resided.
ourNiNlng are one sOu and one daugh-
Gr- Joseph y. Hammond Ind, and
Mrs w r. Miller. Of sixteenth street.
City. Mr.. Lcdhe was Mason. under
whose auspices the funeral was held
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MANUFACTURERS CONVENE

TOLEDO Ohio Aus q-The Fiv
day convention ~ the Manufacturer
and importers association OF America
opened here today. in conjunction
with The National association ~ Five.
Ten and Twenty i've cent merchants
Wilbur FinncU. ~ Konton. Ohio
president OF tho manufacturer. an.
nouncod that he will retire ~ Ia said
J. Lewis Coates. OF Chicago. will be
elected ln place.
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- l. Porter. "A prominent merchant OF
MellsNille. Ohio h dead at his home.
,.ath TOOK place AZ the Ohio Valley hos
lltaI monday evening. following several
months illness Of spinal trouble Tine
funeral will take place this afternoon a.
ms late home az o'clock al WatisytlIe
SURVIVING are Two children and his vife.
bcrniCc and JOSeph
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GRAND ATLANTIC

Nirginla ave. close 10 beach. Capacity.
SOC. Entirely new. Modern and hish-
class LARGE rooms. private baths. ele-
NatQr. etc. superior table service s. So
up daily, special weekly Booklet. Auto
meets trains ". = SHAW
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Monday night Gustavc CHASER died At
tne ohio valley hospital as the results
OF an attack Of epilepsy. ~. WAS IN.
syh OF MS. Matilda Chaser and was in
the thirty-ninth year Of his age The
Iuheral VIII take place this afternoon a.
: O'Clock with interm,nt at Mt Zion
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me speed planes meanwhile were keen
l.s away the German aviators who were
attempting 10 cut off the squadron from
-, Many fires We're observed In the ter
rttory shelled" ~
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GERMAN DRIVE
Gcesrsa.a IRON Pr, RAJ

Berlin reports a steady hammerlnE al
the Ereat Russian fortresses OF Kovno
AID Lorna. the chief significance of
which b. their proximity 10 the lines
OF railway communication 10 Petro-
Erad. NoyogeorEievsk isl-thp-only
place west OF Warsaw az which a
Russian garrison remains and lis fall
seems imminent
The attitude OF the Poles toward the
new German regime IL arousing deep
interest a. the occupation OF Warsaw
units for the first time three branches
OF the Poles heretofore divided among
Russia. Germany and Austria Under
the Russian regime Poland has been
a hotbed OF disorder and II remains 10
be seen whether control OF this occu-
pied territory will be as difficult a
problem for Germany as IL has been
for Russia
Just Trench Fiaht.
The official report from Berlin char
aeterized the operations around
HOoge as a battle but Sir John
Frenchs later report shows them TO
have been another trench fight pre-
coded by a severe artillery exchange
and resulting in the recapture by the
British OF nearly a mile OF trenches
previously taken by the Germans
This has served 10 divert public atten-
ton temporarily from the magnitude
OF the German sweep in the eastern
held but operations IN the west still
lack general significance.
The commander OF another British
submarine whose name has not yet
been disclosed. was reported today to
have distinguished himself by sink.
ing the Turkish battleship Kheyr-Ed-
Dinbarbarossa
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LEXINGTON

Pacific a Ark AYES Grounds With te,,f,
courts adioin Beach. Only popular priesS
=, hos :, ,n Hhsre cqLSIS may r. from HOUSE
streets. which is prohibited Use Of BATh
HOUSES and care Of suits FREE RUN
NM WAIEk IN rooms. ORCHESTRA
tLoo and up daily, - % $3.50 weekly. Amer.
can plan. WHITE SERVICE. GARAGE
Booklet PAUL c. RCSEcRANS.
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Continental.

tennessee Avenue. near Reach. al
Nhg- open, private baths. running
water IN rooms. elevator. excellent
Aentrs hifc service. orchestra Am
plan. s. ~ daily. 40 10 81 50 WEiv
h.cs lets. Garage. NJ. WALSH pUN-
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP

wANTED-Lady stsnographsr must b.
experienced and have thorough
Eno ~ledge OF ooohheeping. Apply IN owr
handNr1tins stating age. and experience
and give reference Address n car. Intsi.
ngenesr. aaTg
WANTED -Competcnf EIrl Tor general
huuSswnrk German or country etrI
preferred. 'all He'll phone al Alien.
heim or write j. e.. care 1utelligencer.
Au-T-i
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

FOR RENT or ron SALEM no
room house, all modern COnveniences
near college Excellent opportunity fof
family with children to educate. Address
or phone Registrar Danford. Bethany
w. - au-l0-
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zrsudERMAN At M-vr.rsr vo-ssy
A.g I.L. AT $50 m
fHfh scar ri fIa age
Funeral ~ rluHadHv Afternoon al
O'Clock T w. or fnr MeNa.Trr I.Hrfa.
90. .hurrH. lntcrmrrt in MeWeerer
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BertRGhV
fUNENAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERiAL EMHALMER,
it22 ard tt24 Main strssI
calls Answered Day or NiEht-
Store Phones 63b
g. J nCrtschv. Nat Phone tab0-R
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THE FRONTENAC

THE FRONTENAC E,eI. 10y u b., Ave
modern high-class home-like hotel. can
ESQ, finest hotel section. central 10 eNsfy
attraction. ocean view rooms cool
porches. metal beds. elevator. white ser
vice. s.. $40. $i2.5O wkly. BOOKLET
W. r. WATTS
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

TOR SALE OR TRADE For town prop
erty farm Of 3Ota acres roomec
mousse, large barn good water and PLENTY
OF fruit situated on Scotch Ridge -.
miles west Of Martins Ferry. cali Bel
phone No l9-H. Martins Ferry au-fO-g
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Hotel Sothern
LOST

LOST-A Boston bull terrier. small size
Liberal reward. Address 1905 Chap
line street. ausgf
LOST Small gold Fraternity Pin. whit.
rnameled arms shaped like cross Re
ward n returned 10 lntelligenccr office.
au-6-i
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WANTED-POSITlON

wANrEp~Po,itiSS a. SnSSST.nr =,
truck driver by married man Gall
beh l5sI-M Natl. holm between IL q
m. ana D. m au-io-a
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WANTED-MALE


WANT Il p-QOon NouNQ arru
oohAFHER TO AcT As ASSISTANT
10 hANA0En or LAHoE. OLD rs
LAhL1sAEp LOCAL AANUrACTUn-
ING COMPANY. WILL PAY coon
SALARY TO HIQHT Party TO sTART
fosIr1oN Affords uNLrnfIrRD or.
f0kruN1rrEs ron ADvANCEMrNT
AoDnESs n r. G. carr INrEI.LI.
GENcER aa-sl
WANTEp-Two ycunE men 70 work
NeNs AEsnts on "a a 81. trains. arplg
a. Union News Co. office. a a ~ ~
pct. CITY. AuE-E.N
EAHrEp-AxenLs % sen 10. Nsv I'm.
~ nsses@ Slsansr and sarpsi
eecef. on weesLy pAy tnene OF ~ eta
hs sAl-r Mg PAL - =. AdAuns Co
iito-ilta Main St Up stAtra Apr1s-ti
wAErED-At once. several GOOD deliv-
cry and sales boys. 20 vork e~fors
schooL Apply at Circulation Depart
unent intsiligencer. oetweec q ans q
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ron RENT-3 rooms. 4c2 y. Huron. al.
ply aol \. Huron 81 Bcll phone 1891
au-f-i
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TYPEWRITERS

ALL LATEST STANDARD TYPEwRIT
Frs rented, sold. repaired. exchanged
prices SO ana up. terms only 50 PEI
month, will call Address 4 a. Gal
breath. Wheeling. W. Va. au-lO-s
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FOR RENT

ron RENT a $50 90 house for SIS 90
Be- fare. just above Warwood All mod
eru convenience ~ acres In garden
An Ideal suburban home. pos-c@sior
sept. Let. For particulars. call In psr
son. Or J. 4. Cox. Mutual Bank Ruild
INK. au-1-i
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FoR RENT rooms. iu mod.
'ru apartment. prices right. ist floor
l,aul Apartments .ll2i Eoff st au-6-.
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1870 ACRE FARM FOR SALE!

one mile from Elm Grove and two
miles from Wheeling, lays we'll Three
room house. stable and barn. large or
chard. At a bargain, 5000. Write for
Bros. Elm Grove. W. Va. Both phones.
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AUTOMOBILES

TOR SALE Buick touring car 1917
Model absolutely first class condition
with extra tire. tubes. clock chainf
and speedometer. standard Auto 90.
au-T-i
TOR SALE cylinder IS n. .. 2 speee
shaft drive, water cooled passenger
cycle car. 100000 v ~ Liner. rear 2ffg
thapline ST. Bell phones aug.
FoR SALE Truck body for Ford Ma
chine in fine shape. Call Nat B4-J
bridgeport. null
FoR sALE-Mitchell six. Five pnssen
ger touring car. New body and top
In good condition. Wil sell cheap "A
drcss Don 700, CITY. jy-3l-tf
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

Notice 70 Manufacturers, Jobberu. Mar
chants and Others Whoissais Deaisra,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN Thal
Of West Virginia will receive bids daiiy
a. Its oftice 81 Charleston. West virginia
Ter furnishing supplies for the severa
state Institutions. the financial manage
ment q which r. vested IN said board
Contracts will be awarded 10 the lowest
blddetst quality considered. and othei
things being equal West VirEinia deal.
ere Will be given preference
Lists 81 supplies needed will be fur.
stating the line desired.
STATE BOARD or CONTROL.
ta-l-tf Charleston. West virginia
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FEINDsHAU. Aug o. via London
NuE o.. aff r m-Thr following rT-
I.i1I communication wac issued tonight.
n German fleet OF nine hHffI,shIra
Hnd twelve cruisers with ri large mum.
N'r ni torpedo boat destroyer rrrafr.
irniIF attacked fhg entrance nf the Gulf
"' I.lE1 sunday. huf everywhere were
rfUuIHrd "a cruiser end two flrpedl
HrfruHtra were damaged
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EIROGRAD. Aug. O. via London
aug. 10. 2.lU a. m.-The war office to-
nlght made public the following Official
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-24

-HE planSing Of the desert sands
between Yuma and HOltville has
Il removed the last terror from a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-24

lutely the facts and nothing else.
Excursion Over Road
"The Glad Hand Excursion to I'M
perial valley over the new rO1d was a
decided success. Twenty-Five cars, carry
ing approximately 100 people, made the
trip. Every car that started finished,
and there was not much trouble Of any
kind. 4 few punctures and a few tire
changes and few motor troubles were
all The read across the sand hills was
found to be fine The new planks. neat
IL and carefully laid. have solved the
sand hills troubles. The plank road Is
seven miles long. On each side of the
road three planks ten inches wide are
laid for the wheels Of the automobile.
No sand of any consequence has gath
cred on the planks and the travelling
on the boards Is fine. The sand hills
themselves are wonderful. They are of
the most fantastic shapes and all sizes.
They Tesembled drifted snow good
Practical Road.
'The road from Yuma to Imperial
valley by the sand hills route IS fea-
sible and practical. The road Is today
in good travelable condition. There is
water at the western edge Of the hills.
The road Is being improved all Of the
time. The distance from Yuma to FL
Centric Is only about So miles. All cars
were driven to Holtville well within four
hours. Mcdowell in his Chalmers sc
drove from Yuma to HOltville in three
hours and 25 minutes. He drove back
to Yuma IN three hours and five min
utes.
Twenty cars arrived at Holtville by
II o'clock IN the morning. The run
from Holtville to CalexicO BY way of Fl
Centre, a distance of u miles, was made
in 80 minutes
All Ordinary Cars.
~Ihe cars that made this run were
all local cars and about the average Of
cars that would make a run of this kind
anywhere. There were eight FOrds, three
Maxwells. three Bucks, one Jackson,
four Studebakers, one Franklin. one
Mitchell, one McFarlin. one Stoddard-
Dayton, one Hudson and one Chalmers
SO, all touring cars but two, and not a
1915 IN the bunch. Two were 1909, so
YOU see there was a chance Tor trouble
II the road was not pretty good. This
bunch were the first TO use the new
bridge over the Colorado river. This is
nov open TO travel"
Dallas Sending Autos Here.
The Dallas Automobile club writes
president R. H. Rinehart, OF the FL Paso
club, that they are routing a number Of
tourists ont OF there in the
direction of FL Paso, and says all re-
ports are that The roads between Dallas
and FL PasO are good
The Dallas club wants to know If Fl
PasO is prepared to furni 4 maps and