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New-York tribune., 1909-12-08

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MILITARY ORDER OF THE LOYAL LE-
SSSpERy 6F- z Tvr ESrrsD srlTg 81 ~ yS3g1
[CCompanions are informed OF ths death %
COMPANION Lieutenant ssmus. r Besrdsisy
esmber 8 1909. az II 80 o'clock. at the Littis
GaTrsn Ii1iIs. Around tns co5nsr Com 2anions ar.
mander. A NOEL BLAKEMAS Recorder
GRoWoLL-on Tuesday evening at o'cIock-
Adolf Gr0woll, MANAGING editor % Tbs PUB
Hospital Notice OF t1nerzI hsrsatrer.
GRCNING-Ou Monday, December s. 1900 q.
her residence. No. 5ss CTasson ave. Brook 2
lyn. Franziska Grunins. n her T7th year
HINEs-At her residences. No. 1cs West Tam
n Hines FunsraI services w-,iaesday. az
I;so m, Calvary Methodist EPISCOPAL
HIRN-On December 8. 1909. John Martin Hirn.
Funeral services AT his late residences No scs
East sd 81. Brooklyn. Wednesday. Dsceno-r
8 1909 at p m. 1nte-nsnr private
KEILY--on Monday. December = John Kelly.
Funeral from his late residences. No. 5Ss
ssclett 81. Brooklyn. THURSDAY. D-cen5e- .. 9
az go a m.
LANE-On Tuesday. p-cerub-r = 1909. Ms-fs
Funeral services az her Iar- residences. No ios
Adelpht ST. Brooklyn on Thursday. Decernns<
= az o clock Interrnent GrsenTood C-rie-
terry
MATSON-At schodack Landing y T De-
cember 5 1000 Peter 7. z. Mstson- aged 50
Monday afternoon at . o'clock
MOONEY-Entered into rest. December 4.
19oa ar her home. Maple Hil. Upper Re1
Hook. Ella Mooney. daughter % shs lsts
Edward and Laura A Mooney. OF New York
osTRANDER-s suddenly. Tuesday. Dsceub-r =
1909 Dorothy Ostrander. only daughter %
Charles " and Florence L O.trander ara
granddau ghter OF Dr. George a Osfrand@r-
Funeral service at her lars residence. No. 2AS
Madison ST.. Brooklyn "Wednesday evening.
December : u o clock.
FAvENHALL-On TUESDAY. Dscemh-r 1eoe.
Marv 4 Ravenhali wife of tne late Peter
Ravenhall. tn her s4th year Funeral services
AZ her late residence Ocean PARKWAY and
lawrence Parsvflle. BROOKLYN.
Wednesday evening. December :. a. O'Clock
REA-Dr William F. Res. beloved husband o
Annie NJ Neely. IN hts 421 year. Verona.
y. J.. Sunday. December . funeral SER
vices Wednesday. Inrernsnr ar Caldwell, y 7.
ROBINsON-st Atlantic city. on D-cenloer 4
1909. charles Forbes son % The lare Francis
and Anne de Ciroot ROninson IN the SIS year
OF his age. Funeral private.
RCTLEDGE-Decsrnber 3 1904 Jonas BUT
teemed servant IN the family OF William a
HOrnblowsr-
UNDERHIIL-On sunday. December s. 1sea q.
his residence. No 81 sth ave. BROOKLYN.
Stephen. husband % C1rneita Underhiu IN his
T0tn wear Funeral services T;2O Wednesday
evening. December ; Please omit flowers
vERNAM-At his residence al Morrfstown.
y T.. Tuesday. December :. Albert H. u
tine 10Th year OF hts age. Funeral private
New-York tribune., 1909-12-08
NINE. GUILBERT's RECITAL.
First in Balladry Series as Farewell to
America.

Nine. Yvette Guilbert gave the first Of a
series OF three recitals Of rare and curious
balladry AT the Belasco-Stuyvesan Theatre
AT p. n yesterday. She was introduced
by Elmer r. Harris, who explained the
significance of her songs for the benefit OF
the possible few who might not follow
every word of the French. Nine. Guilbert
was accompanied by Gustave Ferrari, who
also sang two ballads OF to-day.
Nine. Guilbert's songs, in the main. were
ballads OF the fifteen. sixteenth. seventeenth
and eighteenth centuries She sang those
delightful foksongs of Normandy and
Brittany with charm and sincerity Her
acting and expression revealed the art that
has made her famous on both sides OF the
Atlantic for many years.
Mime. Guilbert's recitals are a farewell 70
America. She Will sing again to-day and
on Friday at 5 p. m.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-08
THEATRICAL NOTES.

John Mason will soon appear in new
drama under the joint management Of Har-
rison Grey Fiske and the Messrs- Shubsrt-
Mr. Mason and the original The Witching
Hour company will he at the West End
Theatre during the week OF December l3
Sam Bernard will close his Casino Thea
tire engagement In The Girl and the
Wizard soon after the holidays. when he
will begin a tour Of the country extending
20 the Pacific Coast.
Miss Isabel Irving will appear in the
leading part OF The Commanding officer"
following Margaret AngIin at the Savoy
Theatre on Monday. December =. Robert
T. Haines. Edward Martindel and Charles
Millward will have prominent roles.
The proceeds OF The Fourth Estate"
now playing at Wailack's Theatre will be
devoted on December IS to the Riverside
Day Nursery
Chaunc-y Olcott will be at the Academy
OF Music In January in Ragged Robin" a
romantic Irish drama by Rlda Johnson
Young aud Rita olcott.
Fiske oIiars. who Is starring in an
New-York tribune., 1909-12-08
JOHN DREU THROWN.
BddIg Hurt an Pdrhr-Im-
prOring an Hospital.

John Drew. The actor. while riding With
mis- daughter. Louis, in Central Park yes
terdav lust before noon, fell from his
horse and suffered - fracture of the cCl-
larbone contusiOns q the head and a
slight conclusion Of the brain. he was
taken 10 the Presbyterian Hospital A. a
lie hour .ast night it was said that tie
s-@c-s of the conclusion were disappearing.
and that his condition was very favorable
Mrs. Drew was Al his bedside.
The ACCIDENT hepponsd on The bride path
near Central Drive at . point opposite
s-th street Mr. Drew riding A. an
easy clip Just ahead Of his daughter when
MS horse shied and threw hiIn 70 the
ground Miss Drew trieG 10 grasp the
bridle while her fathers horse reared. She
frightened him slu more. anu he sallop-d
swsv. As Mr. Drew. half stunned. tried
10 crawl away from the horses hOofs he
was trAmpled upon.
pa.rolrnan FleiEEman, OF the Arsenal sta
tion. caught the horse, an1 returned 10 as
sist Miss Drew. who vas kTeeling By her
fathers side. wiki his head in her zap
Prank Black lawyer. Of No. = Rector
street. saw the accident and offered the use
of hts automobile, ia which Mr- DreE was
;aken 10 the Presbyterian Hospital
Mr. Drew vas attended hv Dr. J. 4.
Plake of No. 81 Madison avenue, Dr. g..
L. Bagg. ~ No IS West a6th street, and by
me house physician at the hospital Tie
doctors were unable 70 say how long 1t
would take him 10 recover
The Empire Theatre, where Mr. Drew has
been plsying IN ''InconsJsnt George" was
cIosed last night The management refund
ed money paid for tickets 70 last nights
performance or provided seats for Israel,
at the Criterion Theatre. or "Arsene Lu-
rs, a. the Lvceum.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-08
LOTT SHETTFD

Captain jules Visud has been forced 70
1.rlre from the French navy or the score
q age without obtaining his most cherished
an bitior % promotion 70 the rank os ad-
r1iral The name 81 Visud Is not familiar
but the captain IN question is no other
than Pierre Lott, the celebrated novelist
snd Aca6snician. the creator of Madame
fhryssrtherne Curiously enough. the
captain was retired conpulsor'lv fourteen
Years ago as Lieutenant owing TO the
~rcwced nature q rhe ranks but he
brought suit against the government
through the Council of State and forced
his relrsrster1enr- Despite his celebrity n
literature he has never beer very popular
n Ire navy. whore he Is charged With 4
,ack cf viril'ty and tendency 20 pose
which is not IN keeping WITH the ethics OF
-hs navsl profession. Formerly an Anglo
rhobe % the most v1rulent description he
hss nov become ? great AnEiophile. having
hsen coulplstelv Won over n the most
-lever fashion by King Edward and Queen
Alexandra IN person on the occasion q his
v'siT 20 London last season
New-York tribune., 1909-12-08
ALBEIT y. vEaNAM.

Morristovn. y L. Dec. 7-AIbert IT.
Vernam died at his home, No. 10l Madi-
son avenue. to-day. after having suffered
from heart trouble for year. Mr. Yer
nam was president OF the First National
Bank OF Morristovn. and until two years
ago. when he retired from active business
in New York. was head OF the banking
firm OF A Fl. yernam & Co. OF that
city. He was viee-president Of the Wash
ington Association of New Jersey. which
looks after the o,d Washington headquar-
ters here. and a member OF the Norris
town Club. the MorristOwn Field Club and
the Morris Golf Club. Mr.. Vernam leaves
a wife, four daughters and a son.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-08
CHRISTIANITY IN THE SCHOOLS.
Religious Textbook Proposed by Re-
form Association.

Pittsburg Dec "A textbook expIans-
tory OF the principles Of Christian govern
ment for pupils IN the American public
schools was proposed to-day at the open
ing session Of the annual convention OF
the National Reform Association.
The book is unique. containing abstracts
of the laws against blasphemy. Sabbath
Dissertation. profanity and immortality,
with court decisions sustaining these laws.
Another feature was discussion of an
amendment 70 the federal Constitution de-
clarfng Christ 20 be the Divine Ruler OF
nations
New-York tribune., 1909-12-08
CRrsADERs HIS FoREREARs

count Annie Dc Ssbuan-Ponteves. whose
r7arriage 20 Nile. DE- I.auote- -Baraoe vas
0eiebrateS last week IN Paris BY the Bishop
- Angers. IS the only brother and next
hsr - the Duke Of Sab-ar- -Porteves.
bearer q TWO Of the most historic names II
France NostradsmGs. the famous physi-
aian. Rs-rologer and genealogist. did not
hesitate 70 trace the origin Of the Sab-ars
- stilicho, the celebrated general and
nsphew OF Emperor Theodos.us the Great
= IS fact, however. established By docu-
n1entary and historic evidence OF unoues-
rioned autbenticity. that William II OF
sahusn. who exercised sovereign rights
over Forcalg-i~r. took nart in the First
'rusade, an1 was one q the first three
l"sders thereof 70 plant the standard of the
81 e. or the walls OF Jer1sa lem IN I0sg :
certu-y lster Gersind. &c Sabran became
ne vie q Alphonss - Aragon. King OF
Provence. and In This fashion grand
mother of Marguerite, Queen OF France and
eonsort of s. Louis. also grandmother OF
Queen Eleanor Of England. the Empress
RlHnche % Germany. and of Beatrice.
queen - Naples and - Sicily Pope U-r-
Ian had a. mother Euphslise de Sahran,
and the House OF sab7an has Hkewise fur
nishec two saints % the Catholic Church.
namely, E2zear de sabran and ~. Rosse-
Inc
The cukedom % sabrsn vas created by
hing Charles and bestowed or lis oe-
rel"d friend and retainer. Count Elzear d.s
-a1rsn. on the occasion of his coronstion
at Rheims in 49,. with remainder. owing
fr rf- ~riid is-sSness. 20 the nephew OF the
du~1esf. vho belonged 20 he equally illus
tnous sn6 ancient House OF Porteves, ana
o' which this nephew. sfterward second
Duke ~ Sabrsn. was tho chief. The Pom
-eves in ol6en tirnes bore the title os Princes
zpf and exercised sovereigntg. over the
valley of the Ssult During each - -lse
4sst uine c"nfuries there hav. been several
11afrimouist alliances between n and tie
i'e sahraus. 50 that sithough the present
sud hfTh Duke de Sabran is not. strictly
speaking. 9 descendant of ne FIRST duke.
-@f He ras - much - Jran blood IN his
F@.ns - tis gr-at- granduucie.
the modern de Sabrah- P0uteves may %
said 20 live I'D o. every respect 10 tho
fraditons OF their forbsars. for there we're
ao less fhan siN ~ them. including he
.ste duke. iu Tho field 81 the beginning OF
ire war o. 1870. four ~ them being deco
rated with the cross of the II giou os
Honor OF the battlefield. where the two
others lost their lives. One of them.
ioulques DE- Sabrau. who had previously
served un0er Emperor Macmillan in
Mexico a. q volunteer. was the principal
nero ~ the battle OF Champigny and oc-
clpies conspicuous place IN Detailles
picture of that sanguinars engagement.
The bride Of last week Is the daughter
~ the Marquis Do LAmote- Barace. her
mother being . d'Andigne. granduiece ot
Tie heroic Vendean general OF thar name.
Ihe Iamote- Baraces hail originally from
Brittany, but have been established IN
sn5Du since the middle OF the twelfth
eentury. Many OF them figure among the
oiatime knights Of Malta, order 10
pnlch the House Of "a bran contributed
more tnan 3 hundred ~ its members.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-08
DISCOVERS NEW COMET.
This Is the Third One Princeton Man
Has Observed
Isy Telegraph TO me Tribune


Princeton. Y j. Dec. T--Zsceheus
Daniel a member Of the '0s class OF
Princeton discovered a new comet Wills
sitting alone in the Prospect Observatory
last night This IL the third comet discov-
cred by Mr. Daniel In talking OF his dis
covery to-day. he said.
was sitting I'm Prospect Observatory.
making observations. As / swept the
heavens with "A 57s-inch comet seeker,
noticed a round. hazy spot This was
about s.23 o'clock. At first 10 looked Ike
a nebula. About half hour later was
surprised 10 observe IL had moved 1 got
the position OF IL with 9-inch telescope,
and then went 70 Halsted Observatory for
further observation
There I turned the 25-inch telescope on
the comet. IL had faint stellar nucleus
OF the thirteenth magnitude i think II
Is nearly round in shape It's distance
from a known star was measured with a
TniCrorneter. 7 tried also % get the posi-
ton OF the comet from the star nearest II.
but the clouds prevented continued work
Its position il definitely determined from
the known star, however.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-08
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New-York tribune., 1909-12-08
NEW ENGLAND SOCIETY ELECTS.

The annual meeting Of the New England
Society was held last night al the Waldorf
Astoria and the following officers we're
elected: Seth Low. president. \. Barton
Hepburn. drst viee-Dresident. Holland
Davis. second vice-president. Charles r.
Burke. treasurer. and Harry \. Cushing.
secr.tary The following additional mem-
hers OF The board of directors, 20 serve until
1914. we're also elected William Fahne-
stock. Orlson : Marden, - n. Miiliken and
Edward l. Partridge. The annual dinner
Of ,he society viii he held al the Waldorf
astoria ou For-fafhers Day. December -
New-York tribune., 1909-12-08
FUNERAL OF GEORGE caocKER.

The funeral OF George Crocker was held
in ST Thomas's Church yesterday morn
ing The Rev. Or. Stires and his assist
ants ofticiated. with the fun vested choir
The burial will be at the Croker mauso-
lsurn Oakland. Cal. where Mr. Crocker's
body will be placed alongside OF that OF
his wife Mr.. and Mrs. William FL Crock
er Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Alexander. g
Templeton CrocEer and Miss Jennie Crock
sr left here last night for San Francisco
with Mr. Crocker's body. A funeral ser
vice will be held at Trinity Church, San
Francisco.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-08
lEMUEL r. ATWOOD.

Cincinnati. Dec. T.-Lenuel T. Atwood. az
one time editor OF The Cincinnati Post.
and more recently financial head OF the
Scripps-McRae newspapers. died to-nisnr
after an illness OF several months.
Mr.. Atwood was born in Massachusetts
fifty-seven years ago. He was educated IN
law at the University of Michigan and
went TO Kentucky when a young man He
later settled IN Cincinnati
New-York tribune., 1909-12-08
MRS. II. D. TAFT IN HOSPITAL
Returns 20 Johns Hopkins
Operation May Be Necessary.
u TeIesraph ID 20 TrIbnns. /

lHy Telegraph 70 The Tribune.
Baltimore Dec. Mrs. Winfred Tart.
wife OF horace u. Taft. principal OF the
Taft School az water,own. Conn. and
sister-in-law OF President Taft. who left
the Johns Hopkins Hospital several weeks
ago. after undergoing an operation. will re-
turn there tomorrow morning
Mrs. Taft had intended spending the win
ter In Florida. but. after suffering a slight
recurrence Of her trouble. she decided 70
return 10 the hospital for further examI-
ration. and possibly a second operation.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-08
RIIs SETTLEMENT ASKS AID.

To accommodate the vast number OF ap-
pIicants for admission 70 its kindergar-
tens and classes. both day and evening
which are already filed. the Jacob A Rils
NeighbOrhOOd Settlement. which depends
on voluntary contributions. sent out an ap-
peal yesterday asking for assistance Per-
sons wishing 20 help this work are request
ed 10 send checks 10 No. 4S Henry street
Manhattan. and make them payable 70
Lillian c. House treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-08
CLOSE OF OPERA coMIoUE.

There will be no more performances OF
opera bouffe or opera comique at the Man
haitian Opera House after this week. Mr..
Hammerstein's special season of lighter
opera has not been a success, and his COM
pany Will beginning on Monday. go on a
tour of Cansda- The regular season al the
Manhattan will. OF course, continue as usual
''Tannhauser'' viii be the opera on Mon
day. lie Jongleur de Notre Dame" on
Wednesday, 'ThaIs'' on Friday and Lucia
di Lammermoor" on Saturday afternoon
New-York tribune., 1909-12-08
GUESTS AT NEW THEATRE.

Earl Gray, Governor General OF Canada;
Lady Gray. Edward Sheldon. author OF
''rbe Nigeer." were the guests of the New
Theatre management at the performance OF
the Cottage i'm the Air" last night
During the afternoon the following OFF,
GERS of the theatre we're unanimously
elected for the ensuing year: William X.
Vanderbilt. president; Clarence III. Mackay
and William =. Osgood-Ffeld. vice-presi-
dents; otto n. Kahn, treasurer and Henry
Rogers Winthrnp. secretarN.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-08
ENGINEERS CHOOSE OFFICERS.

The thirtieth annual meeting Of the
American Society Of Mechanical Engineers
was held last night in the Engineering So
cietes Building, No. g West 3eth street
The new officers elected are: President
George Westinghouse: vice-presidsnts a.
". Baker. ". F. NJ CiOss and T.. D Meier:
managers. J Sellers Bancroft. James Hart
ness and VI. q. Reist. and treasurer. VIII
tam "a Wiley
New-York tribune., 1909-12-08
CAPTAIN JOSEPH EMERIcH.

Fl Paso. Tex, Dec. captain Joseph
Emerich OF New York. wealthy retired
sea captain. died tonight He was a mem
Der of the Sheepshead Bay Jockey Club
and several other sporting clubs. He was
a brother OF ex-Congressman Martin En-
erich. Of Illinois
New-York tribune., 1909-12-08

homogeneity OF tone as that which they
produce. nor such euphony. perfection Of
nuance and precision. Save for its vital
human quality. which lifts II above all me-
chsnical products. their harmony sounds
like that OF well attuned organ. \ quar-
tet OF fnstinctively excellent artists are
these Fisk singers. H. r. r
New-York tribune., 1909-12-08
OfrcisI observations taken a. Tinted srar-s
xee-ne- n.rea-.. -....-.e- ec-----.
MAR RED

GOODS ELL JACKSON Hsrtfor1 conn.
ne sumner home - t-e bride parents. -st-
ur5av. December a. 1912 ~ ths Rev Frsncis
tIoodyin. n D.. rector en1e-irus of rri7tfs
nIrcn. Nathsrins seymour Jsrltsou. dzuz1re-
9f Gen@ral and Mrs Joseph e.. Jsck-ou ~
New York. % Percy Hamilton Goodwill q
East Orsnse. y J.
" NERRENRATH-PET = Rs E.>-Cu Monday. -.
cemher =. IN rhe chapel 81 New York Eni-
ysrsity. BY Chancellor Henry " Nscs,rsrsen.
d u Ii r.. Ads- daughter - Hans th-i--
tan Petersen. % HUDSON. r.. Rein4-t
Werrerrash. Of New Torx CIV.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-08

hrisk ~ high v@st winds. THURSDAY. colfsr and
generally fair.
For Wsstera ~@u YORK ard decidedly
fair
Local Ossschsi Re~ord.--Th~ following or.rfa
record from the Weather Bureau shows ne
changes IN fernperssr~a f1r rh4 issr v-for-
hours. tn comparison with the corresponding dsrs
q lasr year.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-08
PLANouErTE's oPeReTTA HEARD.

Planquette's opera Les Cloches de Corne-
Vile was sung at the Manhattan Opera
House last night 20 a fair sized audience
The cast was as at the previous perform
ance, except that Mr. Dufour sang the
Marquis in place Of Mr. Crab
New-York tribune., 1909-12-08
TREASURES AT sTAMBorI.

few aays ago . referred m these lot
'"rs to the unsupported uessures of his
i"rf. archaoiogs sn- art that arr being
foana hidden away On ths various Inn
5erlai palaces o. constantnople and men
figi,sc hae whole Fsul-s fuu had been
scofsne 81 presents dispatched RON the
cum ~ Versailles - IL hOi Sole'
N.at is 90 ssv. ~ Louie KY. "a sultan
sois"saE ~. more ihrn teo hupcTes ys-fs
New-York tribune., 1909-12-08
TWO NEW REAR AoMIRALs.

Washington. Dec. =. The rank vf rear
sd,oirsi y-as conferred to-day on 4 g Dii-
Bnrbam ana Hugo Osterhaus. Rear Ad-
u,iral o-terhaus hss been assigned 70 the
e.s,,uaad of the fourth division ef the Al
.sut.c - eltlekh.. aees
New-York tribune., 1909-12-08
OLIVE FREMsTAo AS ToscA.

Philadelphia. Dec. 7.-Olive F'remstad
made her debut tonight in the role OF
Tosca at the Academy or Music. Her
singing and acting were heartily spplaudsd.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
To tire Employer.

DO you want desirable help QUICKLYe
SAVE TINE AND EXPENSE by coo-
suIting the file OF applications OF seiecee0
aspirants FOR positions OF various kinds
which has Just been installed ar the
Uptown Office OF
THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
No. 1854 Broadway,
Between ssth and 37th Strsets
Office hours: a. m. 90 . m
New-York tribune., 1909-12-08

Irish drama by Theodore Rurt Sayrs- en-
titled Wearing OF the Green. VIII come
TO this city n January.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-08
NNDERTlAKERS.

FRANK r. CAMPBELL. 24f-s V-s- ,sd Sc
Chapes. Private Rooms. Private Aubul anceA.
Tel 1924 Chelsea
Rev stephen Merritt. the world vfde-krovr
undertaken only place OF business. stN
ave and 10Th 81. largest tn the world. Tel
124 and rs Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1909-12-08
CEMETERIES
rHr wooDIAwS CEMErrHy-

fs readily accessible oy Harlem train from 9rzna
Central station. Webster and Jerome avenue cros-
ieys and BY carriage Lots $50 up- T.sphcro
4s55 Gramercy FOR BOok Of Views OF r-pr>s
Of-ce. ID East Esd ST. New York csU.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-08
LecsI OsachsI Re~ord. T
R4 fan

Fi<he-f f~furer4fIre v@sfs~fav - fsxr~-s
lowest -. average. q. average for corresponding
osfe last vesr ~. average for corresponding ds's
la-f thirty fnree Years &C.
Local torecsss To-Day rain or snor. folloF ~
oy clearing much colder night. rturSdsT
fair. brisk % high Nestsrly winds
New-York tribune., 1909-12-08
THE WEATHER REPORT.
lffirtal Record an

OnicisI Record and Forecast. ztou.
De-. For the second time m three DAYS a
disturbance from the southwest has moved north
eastward u the Great Lakes with increased
energy accompanied by general rains and SHOWS
east OF the Rocky Mountains. except in the sx-
trsne Northwest. and BY gales in The laks
region and high winds In the Interior There
Was however. much greater fall IN ternpera-
ture over the central valleys following the storm
of Tuesday.
Low temperatures continue In the plains
states and the Northwest and they have fallen
decidedly b the Gulf states and the major por-
tion OF the great central valleys There win be
snow Wednesday IN the lower LAKE region and
rain IN New York and New England.
followed by clearing IN southern New York.
There will also be rain along the south Atlantic
coast. followed BY clearing.
Il will be much colder Wednesday in the Ohio
Valley the lower lake and east upper laks
region and the middle and south Atlantic states
and Wednesday night IN New England Il will
continue cold "Wednesday In the central. West
an Northwest. followed by rising Temperatures
Thursday. Cold warnings have been
ordered for Southwest Pennsy ivania West Nir-
ginia. Western Chio. southeast loWerl Michigan.
Western Tennessee Eastern Arkansas. Northern
Alabama. Mississippi. I>ouisians and the Texas
coast. storm warnings displayed the
Atlantic Coast from Jacksonville 20 Portland.
Me. lakes Ontario. Erie and Huron. and on
the Pacirc Coast