EL PASO, Sept. 26.—Mexicans have reported here that Villa is marching against Pershing's party, and at the headquarters at Columbus similar advice have been received. It is feared that Villa intends to cut off Pershing's communications with headquarters.
DEMANDS MOPE TANK CABS
Government Sues Pennsylvania Railroad to Enforce Increase in Equipment
By the United States.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.—The government filed today in the supreme court a brief in its suit to compel the Pennsylvania railroad to furnish adequate tank car facilities for the transportation of petroleum products. "It is the duty of every interstate carrier to furnish such cars as are reasonably necessary for handling normal traffic," the brief declares.
GRAPE JUICE USED IN PRIMARY FIGHT
G. V. Hoyt Spent 40 Cents For W. J. Bryan's Famous Beverage and Six Hits For Cigars
G. C. Hoyt of Troy, republican primary candidate for probate judge, admits using grape juice in his campaign. He spent 40 cents for the juice that cheers without inebriating, according to his statement of campaign expenses filed yesterday afternoon at the auditor's office. He also spent six bits for cigars. His total expense for the campaign was $10.35.
A new record was set for the highest amount spent in the campaign when George Vennigerholz, candidate for commissioner, filed his statement showing his total expenses to be $88.20, or three dollars more than Mr. Gemmill's which was thought to be $8.  The highest. A. S. Lyon, his opponent who was successful in securing the nomination, spent $31.15.
John Cone, candidate for commissioner in the first district, spent $62.40 about eleven dollars more than Elmer Travis, his opponent who was defeated. 