LIUUU6II liiA ruurmBIG RUN TO HAGERSTOWNnecatrila;At Least 60 Entrants Expected inToday's Sociability Jaunt.\Start to Be Made at 8 O’CIock From Miller Uros.’ H Street Salesroom.cyHierLccapi;MiHiH V € caPGWlt;The long-heralded Mitchell owners sociability run to Hagerstown, Md., I which Is under the ausplcps of Miller \ Ft B*ros-, the local agents, starts this J morning a*fc8 o'clock from the sales- j room in H street northwestOver SO entries were received up to arNlt;ri1wiofapotoarofPcronoon yesterday, and It la anticipated that a* many more will be at the starting line i-eady to go at the starter's word-Harry Cunningham, of the local firm, has put forth every effort to make tide affair a success. William Llninger, District sales manager for the Mitchell -Lewis Company, arrived in Washington laat week and will go on the run to see that everything runs smoothly.A pilot car will lend the tour and a service car will follow on behind to lend assistance to any of the entrants who may encounter tire troubles or other inconveniencesThe names of those who had- signed the entry blanks yesterday are as fol- j t° lows: Mrs. Edna Acker, Mrs. Etel Ab- j bott, J. McKenny Berry, F, T. Howe, J Mrs- J. T. Gibbs, K. L. Simpson, Frank Murray, Sidney Alexander, Dr- C» S. Butler, E. H. Handy. H. G. Machen, Henry Thurtell, Dr. Charles F. Pflug, Miss Carrie F. Mortens, Charles F. Milner, Mrs. M. B, Boyden, Capt. Jones, S.J. Hoes, Roland Wooten, Samuel Bernard, Harry Gladmartj T. G. Wall, jr.,Lee T. Robinson, H. Cfmningham, Louis Albert Hill, Malcolm Varnell, J. B. Haviland, Chairies Babcock, Charles F. Kraemer and M. Benitez,The start will be made at 8 o#clock, with the finish of the first half of the run in Hagebstown, 77 miles away, at noon. The return run will be made over the same road In the afternoon.Clt;baM.StWtodaTcenwiTlre(r