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has given him greater confidence. Nc
Loughlin still holds Larned UP as the
greatest player in the world. and for
that very reason1it is to be hoped that
Larned vii be disposed of in the New
port tournament before Mclaughlin
gets into bracket with the champion.
1t may be that the local youngser is as
good a player as the veteran, but he
has SO much respect for Larned's
ability, that he would probably be beat
en- before he stepped upon the courts.
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guilot' It forgets TO mention that
honesty usually means freedom from
money also.
The proyerb says honesty is the
best pelicy. 1t is amazing to see how
many people have horror of playing
policy.
The old Spartans admired honesty
greatly. Stealing was honest in their
eyes, but getting caught with the
goods was great crime The recent
bribery Investigations have revealed
the fact that the United States Senate
is full of Spartans
Some men are SO honest that they
will not steal a mans money so long
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PLAN TO REoRGANlZE
MILITARY SYSTEM

WASHINGTON, July S.-A series of
conferences of experienced officers OF
the Army, chiefs of bureaus, Senators
and Representa- tiyes, including posi-
bly, the heads of the two Military COM
mittees of Congress, will begin at the
War Department tomorrow with a
view to getting together upon gen.
eral measure of reorganization for the
whole military establishment
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airy as winners, there would have
been a deal ofsnoise from the horns
and sirens. Police arrangements were
good, the same system of patroling
the dangerous corners that was used
on the opening day proving effective
in regulating the traffic.
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Honesty is so hard to define that
most people do not tackle the Job
except for the benefit Of their neigh
bors
The dictionary. which Is one OF the
most successful side-steppers. says
honesty is freedom from fraud or
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For sale BY BeLeoD, Smith & Co..
Ltd. Chambers Drug Co., Ltd. Hilo
Drug Co. and at all Wholesale liquor
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-02

who has terrorized many towns
in New Jersey and stolen about
$4,000, captured at home of DIR.
Samuel Eden, Jamaica, N. Y,
badly wounded.
Washington.-Senate adopted
order changing hour of converting
to l | a. m. daily.
Trenton, N. J.-Francisco Al
bach, AZ, travelling with Chicago
band, fell unconscious on stage as
he started ''Miserere" from III
Trovatore." Died later.
Washington.-Sen. Bacon be-
came president protein of Senate
until Aug. 10.
New York.-Mayor GaynoF
shocked all the nice reformers
yesterday by borrowing chew of
tobacco from street laborer.
New London, Conn.-Capt.
Littlefeld, formerly navigator for
Carnegie non-magnetic yacht on
its world tour, declared that mes
sage in bottle picked up off Block
Island and supposed to be Maj.
Butts is fake.
Springfield, Mo.-Mrs. Bella
Keltner, 18, widow of Chris Kelt-
ner, former recorder of Christian
county, is after Republican nom
nation for that office.
Sea Girt, N. Gov. Wilson
announced intention of keeping
out of all factional scraps that
may break out in state organiza-
tons of Democratic party.
Wonder if Wilson had our own
Illinois scrap in mind when he
made that Statement
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-02

4l1S III SIlul I'll.
Greeley, Col.-George Kehsler,
19, son of wealthy Russian farm
er, turned father, so, over knee
and gave him good spanking.
Father then had son arrested, but
dropped charges.
New York.-Jack Quinn, base
ball pitcher, recently released by
New York American League club
to Rochester, was robbed of $3.50
by pickpockets.
Dwight, Ill.-State convention
Of Ancient Order of Hibernians in
session here. 500 present.
John F. Quinn, Joliet, elected
president. NJ. w. Delaney, Chica-
go, elected secretary.
Ladies Auxiliary elected Mrs.
Mary McWhorter, Chicago, pres
ident.
Washington.-Congress grant
ed temporary relief to pay ex-
penses of country by passing
emergency appropriation.
Soldiers pension; among other
things, has not been paid lately
because congressman have been
too busy making campaign
speeches on floor of House to at
tend to it.
Washington.-U. S. has sold
gunboat Isle de Cuba, which
Dewey captured at Manila, to
Venezuela for $57,250.
New York.-John Murrayleap-
ed into river at spot where son,
Charley, was drowned. Rescued
and sent home.
New York.-Mrs. Jack Geragh-
ty, formerly Julia Steele French,
IL o1oooJ ,,-;4L o1orno
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-02

Chollie-I'm doing my best to
get ahead, you know
Dollie-Well, everybody knows
you need one
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-23

was in Petersburg Yesterday on bus.
ness.
II. G. Dickey is n guest al the Wal.
DO IN Clarksburg
\ VI. Schenk Is registered az the
Imperial IN New York
l. Smith was registered AZ the
Duqueene In Pittsburgh yesterday.
=. i. Jones was stopping Al the Fort
Pitt In Pittsburgh yesterday
{. +. Klaus was at the Colombian
mex IN Pittsburgh yesterday.
! ID Lewis was in Pittsburgh yester.
day. stopping al the Seventh Avenue.
Mrs. William HOLIDAY and son VII.
liam returned home yesterday from
visit with Mr.. and Mrs J. " Reitz.
of Parkersburg
Albert r. Meyers was in Fairmont
yesterday on business.
Miss Nora Myers is visiting her cou.
sin. Miss Mary Rice. OF Wc!lsville.
Raymond Hyer vas calling on Ches.
ter hardware merchants yesterday.
Phllo Barnes was a recent visitor
In Woodsheld
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-23
About People
Movements % individuals 70 sn5l
From the City.

Z Grant * LOWS. ~ Cincinnati q
. representing tho American Missionarg
society. is spending fow days boz This
city
q - Junkins. treasurer ~ tho Wes.
virginia Traction a. Electro COMPANY
i- pending "a few days 80 Morgan.
town.
Major q ~ Ruthers of parkersburr
has returned after O. brief busluc.s
Visit in thi- city
Dr % g. White. - bethany spent
yesterday fu fhis cIfy attending 81 sts.
SION ~ TIDE State Hoard of Christian
Missions
Mr. aud Mrs Earl parge and family
81 West Finley. Ia. are fhn guest. of
Relatives boo Eim Grove
Mis-. Margaret Ns.biu hsq been ab.
Nn' from hiEh school lpr seterI. adg .
Uu account OF IIIne.a
Irwin Naduliner. OF tho island. who
recently enlisted iu 'uD O.. - trf.4t~r
.rff Thursday evening for Coumbu.
D. bradley and wife. of Sisfrrs, !,
Vile. N'r" Registered a- fnc Gurf
Central Yesterday
nrs Kenyon Iotce. OF Columbus.
NI1 Ita hsrr tho guest ~ frr ulthtr.
Mrs iI"urt Jones. on tHe IaHud. hl.
returned borne
Fr.d o. Lennon .cltc- SUNDAY fnr
Portland orc. where Do" $500 maE. u..
homo
William Strauss vas railing on
friends .n Fniituab.. yesterday
% 30 UHrk.us va. 300 fhe Granite
tuus" n N'I.hurr ...frrlf
SIR. OXFORD Stokes who rra been
t.-Inre Dor mother Wrs e. SIC
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-23
REGULATES
YOUR STOMACH
PAGES DiAPEpsIN" ENDS IsOl
oEsTIoN. GAS. soURsEss
IN FIVE MINUTES.

Really does put bad stomachs In
ORDER really does overcome lndi-
gestion. dyspepsia. gas. heartburn
aud sourness In fye minute~-that-
Just that-mskes Pape's Diapepsiu
the largest selling stomach regula-
tor in the world. II what YOU eat
ierments into stubborn Jumps. you
belch gas and eructate sour. undigest-
ed food and acid. head e. dizzy and
aches. breath foul tongue coated
your insides filled with bile and In
digsstible waste. remember the mo
ment Diapepsin comes IN contact with
the stomach all such distress van
ishes. It's truly astonishing almost
marvellous. and the Joy is It's harm
lessness
\ large fifty-cent case OF Pape :
Diapepsin will give you a hundred
dollars worth OF satisfaction or your
druggist hands you YOUR money back
It's worth It's weight In gold 20 men
and women who cant get their
stOmachs regulated II belongs in
YOUR home-shOuld always be kept
handy in case OF sick. sour. upset
stomach during the day or az night
It's the quickest. surest and most
harmless stomach doctor IN the
world.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-23
And VIII BE Crowned Tonight When
Carnival Closes. Attendance
Records Broken.
Final
Standing

X VI. Browne. the well known local
tailor. VIII be crowned king Of the car
niyal. at the exposition AZ the Scoitisl
Rite cathedral this evening This
much WAS decided, when the votes
were counted. last night. at II O'Clock
Mr.. Browne having Outdistanced all
competitors for the honor Spirited
voting featured the last hour. not the
least noticeable feature being the on
thusiastic efforts ~ a couple Of score
OF choir bows. who espoused Mr.
Brownies cause and they made the
hall ring with their shouts when they
learned that their favorite had been
successful
The big event. which closes with TO
nights session. attracted the bigges :
crowd OF the week. last night. II was
figured that folks would take a night
on. last night TO rest up for the tinal
whirl. tonight. hut the ticketSellers at
the door sold just four hundred more
than Oh Thursday evening And all
who attended had good time.
Tonight. as already stated. will wit
ness the close OF the biggest oNposi-
ton aud carnival ever held in Wheel
ing That there will be another re
cOrd-breakng crowd Is assured.
Are AppreeiatIve.
Needless 10 add. the Scottish Rite
Guards are appreciative OF the patron
age the general public has 80 liber-
ally accorded the event They are ap-
preciative. TOO. Of the iberality of the
press and the courtesy ~ Chief Ed
ward Rose. of the fire department. in
assigning . couple ~ men OF his de
partment for duty AT the cathedral
during open hours and OF the thuIght
fulness Of Chief Howard Hastings. o.
the police departing nt. Ia haN ing INT
formed men on hand to- assist ia hand
ling the crowds which have been in
attendance every evening
At all times throughout the week
just ending. tho excellent hauuliuL az
the big event has been q genera sub
ject OF favorable comment AMI TOO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-23


Christian church ~ Elm Grove. Is re-
covering from an Illness
Ju4iuS Pollock. "f Pleasant Valley. -
Soniine O" his home slightly ll
liaffy Ia, l"r. OF the Grow. was "a
business caller IN il.-iis YESTERDAY
Mrs e. Whitaker returned 70 i.-
nome at Cecil FIs,. after ct Two weeks
WISH with friends 100 Philadelphia
large crowd attended the Literary
society held in the lower Peters Huu
school huuS.
Vim Wilson fS impro>irr ,t his bona.
on Keys Lane
carrie naEu-. teacher 81 West Lilo
cry. j. visiting her Parents near Viola
f"r couple OF day
Mrs. WIN G.ime~. OF Peters Run who
las undergoU" au operation at the
North Wh~elius hospital. IS reported go
hc Improving nicely
quit a success was made of the pi.
social that Wa held boo tu- Fair View
school house last evening
Henry Mcis-uboru H4- f,-rrred r.s
position with sax Bro~ .. luton
large crowd tst.IJ,l the dance
given al Rudlers last evening.
pr. Conrad has returned To- his home
after spending several days hunting in
fenuS ylvania-
a social Will bc given m the Rouev'S
Point school hous" ga IN. near future
u VI. Thoruburg L. making vast ina
pr"veucnts 60 has house IN Elin Ii.iEatS
j. ~. l-az'dr. OF Fulton. visited the
schools 90 GregEsville yesterday
Mrs. N G. Henderson returned 20 her
horne In West Alexander after visiting
her daughter. Mrs. I'd McCausIand. OF
the Grove
Foimar & S.mmS have opened a
branch Stor" in canal Dover. -
!. W. Bunafi~ld. % Toledo. o. was
business caller tn H." Grove
j. T Atchison is confin" 20 his home
IN West Alexander seriously 80
tn" coffee Town singing school met
In the school house last evening
j g. Trouu. Wru has been confined 20
his h'm" IN WoodSdaIc for q couple or
week.. ie ahl" 10 Do" out again
James tracraft has moved from Tria-
d"lphit ." Linton addition. Elm GROW"
Mr. Ioucu. 90 Poplar Ave Woodlawn
is having a fiu" new garage built
Milton ltsf.tUo.hsr. Of I.eatlerWood
le confined fr rs home slightly ~
j =. EsufsUl"r viii hold % public sale
~ his stock md farming implements o.
Ills residence. or better kunAu a. 90.
winters arm. ON Hlr Wheeling crock
"Wednesday. >oN-mh-r e.
\ large crowd attended tho -urrsr
It-f evening. given 300 TIE Vance sf~rno-
rial church. given lv th- Ladies' Dpi.or-
tunifv G.I.l.
E'pii prnlrr-- i- tsirr made On the
addition Zoo o." Vance Memorial ,hlr,r
T.e keystone iUhl" class nr th. stone
church met 90 f.- home OF Nlre Robbie
lH-t evening and elected or ..rs FOR the
r'tf -ix months
N- Hrl Mrs samuel % pooI .- ,i...-l
rr N'r Do b. I'u'.ltu. rf trs Grove
... a few aIf-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-23
Prominent Farmer Dead

Z. +. russell. a prominent farmer 81
near Dallas. passed away al his home
az o'clock yesterday morning Mr.
Trussell was in his 10th year and
death was due to complication OF dis
eases. ~" WAS liked by all who knew
him and leaves a host of friends who
regret his death. lie is survived by
by one son and one daughter. namely.
Willis and Mrs William Thompson. Al
80 three brothers and two sisters.
Samuel and James. Of Claysville. and
John r. Of Kansas City. Kan. and
Mrs Nancy White and Mrs. Mary
Howard Funeral services will be held
in the Dallas Presbyterian church AZ
II o'clock sunday morning Rev.
Frank Fish. Of Claysvilie. will officiate
and intermcnt vii be mae in the Dal-
las cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-23
Juniors VS.. Sophomores.

Yesterday afternoon on the over
brook field the sophomore and junior
foot ball teams clashed The game
was very interesting tor q while. but
after the sophomore got started they
couldn't be stopped and they piled up
q score OF SO. while the juniors could
not get even one touchdown. Jones
and Rice starred for the sophomore.
while - Smith did some good work
for the juniors The sOphomores are
anxious 10 get some games with some
fast Wheeling teams Cal Manager
Rice
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-23
STATE WATER CONSERVATION
PIONEER DEAD.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Nov 22-
George Alhan Goshorn. AGED FL. one
~ he pioneers OF the Kcnawha Val
ley. died early today m the home 81
his niece. Mrs X. G.. i.Ibbard Death
was due To the inhrmitios of old age.
For some 80 years Mr. Goshorn was
e leading merchant OF Charleston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-23
Theater Opens.

This evening in the Grove the Elite
Thcatcr. formerly managed by =. y
King. will open its doors 90 the public
again with a fine assortment OF pic
lures. among them being three stir
ring western pictures. n will Do re-
membercd that this theater viii be
opened under the management ~ two
local Young men. and with the fine
pictures and courteous treatment
thar these two men will give YOU
along with the music That Is being
arranged for. no doubt This will be q
pleasant place 10 spend an evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-23
OUT.TFE-PIKE
Oeath OF Lsxear Crow

After a lingering Illness % over two
years. l.azear Crow passed away at his
home near Calls a. . o'clock Friday
evening Mr. Crow vas well known
all over the country. and has many
friends who will be sorry 20 hear Of
his death. sir. Crow Was In his 9th
year. He H. survived BY three sons
aud one daughter. namely. John. vii
lis. Harry and Emma. Also by one
sister and one brother. George crow
and Mrs. Nancy Mooney Funeral ar
rangements have not yet been com
pleted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-23

1u.l..l.rf u,lf rr. trouble with
500. iinfl." I~ o. SOU itV.. NOT struck
fnaf ur.fff fn..4tIuu. Npl haven't
fn .rT ru.rs..F soy
-.tf sr-l.. N.rH.w U.r' Y.I won't
'sI. I' .. ., ~..f--.s..f. eco sou. .uci,~--
'.I.fEO Tr.Hlrt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-23
For Satisfactory
Concrete Work. Call
THE c. 3. KIMBERLY CO.,
ONCE Schmulbact Building
Both Phones.
~ SaIlstncforv
Suppcr.

Tie members 81 the church a. God.
Of Elm Grove. will give a chicken
supper in the Hands hail this evening
commencing az . o'clock. Al kind,
OF refreshments will be served The
proceeds will be- used for the benefit
Of m church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-23
Church Announcements.

Vance Sunday school at
~: preaching az u O'Clock Miss
Cameron. Of the Board OF Home Mis-
sions. OF New York. will give an ad-
dress on The Challenge OF the
Heart" Junior Endeavor az : 90 and
the union service az : 30
Buckley VI. E-Sunday school. Q 80.
? G Nossburg. superintendent:
preaching. ~ O'Clock. by Rev a. G.
Robb. Of Elm Grove. Rev Mr. Robb
will assist in the quarterly Commu-
Mon service: Junior Epworth League.
. 80. Epworth League. 8 40 80.
union service at Vance Memorial
Stone Church Sunday school. 10
q clock: preaching. ~ o'clock. subject
Christ and the Kingdom. Junior
{ hristian Endeavor. 5-30. Senior En-
deavor. $50; preaching a. 80. sub
ject A Costly Journey
h U$ablei0S Bps M mhh
Elm Grove VI. E.-Sunday school
10 o'clock: preaching. II o'clock. Ep-
worth League. 6. 80. and preaching at
80
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-23
To Give Supper.

Mrs II l.. Bowers class 81 the
stone church will give supper in
the brick hall Thursday. December Il.
As these girls have always made a
success Of all their undertakings. no
doubt large crowd will be I'm attend
ance The proceeds will be used for
the benefit OF the church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-23
R. M. BROWNE Is KING OF
SCOTTISH RITE CARNIVAL

the Crusaders Camp. which was ar
ranged b. H. e. Franzhelm aud III.
Japanese tea garden. the work o.
Stone d Thomas and Langhans. the
florist. have been objects Of admir-
aflOn a All timer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-23
NEW PASTOR
HAS ARRIVED
REV. Or. A ". MILLS WILL TAKE
Up WORK IN THIS CITY.
VIII preach ris First Sermon A.
Fourth Street ~. { Churcn To-
norro~-Piessed win City.

Rev A " Mills. d u. the newly
elected pastO- OF the Fourth street
NJ. r. church. arrived m this city yes
ierday with his family 70 take charge
or his Passionate. as he delivers his in
ital sermon befor. the local conRre-
cation a. tomorrow mornings service
Several members az the church called
40 NE Grand central hotel. Wher.
Rev. Mills ana family are now STAY.
ins. 20 extend them a welcome 10
Wheeling. and doubtless ne Will be
greeted by large audience tomor.
row
Rev Mills comes 20 this CITY from
Nation. III where he was pastor
OF the Methodist church. which has a
membership OF 1900. being the largest
chu7ch In that vicinity He spent
Tour years In the Nation church hut
has preached IN he Illinois confer
"nce for the pas sixteen years.
native OF Onts-io Canada Rev.
Mills received his early education in
me McGill university. AZ Toronto
but completed his preparation for the
ministry in tho Wesleyan seminary
Last evening he expressed himself
as being very favorably impressed
with Wheeling ana with the hospit-
atty and friendliness OF Weddings
citizen. Il have been wanting 10
com" Eas' for several years. he said
but have never before had the oppo--
unity. When I was called by the
Bishops az Toledo 20 take the pastor
ate OF the Fourth street church ! vii.
lingly accepted. considering IL almost
prOvidentiai
Regarding the church. he said. 81
think ] shall Ike the church and it's
people While the church is an old
one and the style OF architecture j.
ancient. the interior is very pretty"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-23
Revival az Christian Church.

TIE revival services beirs, aeId 81 the
First Christian church At flm Grove hy
thc Rev ". T.. Pierce. ~ Cameron. are
progressing nicely and are being we'll
ATTENDED Sex weea tie. sartIt-s VIII
being 20 clock each evening. instead
o. $50 a. heretofore
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-23
Sand HilI social.

The Ladies' Aid society OF the Sand
Iiill VI +. church will give an oyster
and chicken supper IN Marshs hall.
"Wednesday evening. November %.
These ladies have a reputation a. sup
per giyers and "A large crowd Is expect
ed. The proceeds will be used for the
benefit OF the church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-23
Union Meeting.

Sunday In the Vance Memorial
church al Woodsdale there will be- a
union meeting between the Vance and
the Buckley VI. r. OF EdgeWood Ad-
dresses will be made on Missions and
Church Unity" by Rev. John Potter.
Special music will be rendered at this
meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-23

Lewellyn OF the Stone church OF Elm
Grove will deliver the principal ad-
dress Special music will be rendered
by the Buckley VI. r choiT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-23

Importer. Breeder and Teacher.
Fell Prone 279-J. National 288-J
~ Eirth Street. near walnut
MARTINS FERRY, o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-23
FOR SALE
500
FINEST DAY AND NIGHT
SINGING CANARIES
C. w. ARBAUCH

Guaranteed IN" host on earth cholc
females. cages. seeds. etc Send fYr cat
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-18
SNOW FOR rs DAYS
Ground Has Been Covered Nearly a
Month-CoIder Tonight.

'.This is a typical winter day for
Kansas was the comment of Sunny
Flora, the local observer today There
is the normal amount of sunshine and
the temperatures are correct for this
date for Kansas.
sThe indications are: Generally fair
tonight and Friday; colder tonight
1T is expected to be 10 degrees colder
tomorrow than this morning, but the
mercury will probably go up to about
25 degrees by afternoon
THE snow that was predicted for
Wednesday night did not materialize.
but I don't believe anyone is sorry. We
have had enough snow for awhile
Let's see. snow has been on the ground
25 days in all. Two years ago 1t was
on the ground for 40 days, but that was
a record"
The lowest temperature was recorded
at O'Clock today when the mercury
dropped to 16 degrees.
The highest Wednesday was 90 de-
grees.
Shippers Forecast.
Protect 36 hour shipments north five
below zero. West zero. south and east
ten. Indicates a temperature for To-
peka between zero and five above to-
morrow morning.
Snow Is Melting.
TT looks like % for the snow the way
it is melting on the Streets said the
local weather man this afternoon when
he mentioned the fact that the mercury
at 2 o'clock stood at the % degree
mark. still there is plenty of snow
left in the fields
Zero is the lowest mark predicted
for the temperature tomorrow morning,
but it probably will not be quite as cold
as that. The wind is blowing 10 miles
an hour from the northwest In North
Dakota there was a temperature today
of 20 degrees below zero, and the cold
weather will reach here by tonight To-
morrow it will probably warm up faster
than it did today" The hourly read