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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-15
After Fake Boxers

New York, July l5.-Elusive cham
pions of the fistlc world, who have
been wont to display the itching palm
rather than the clinehed fist, may nave
to defend their titles III decision bouts
soon if they wish to box in New York.
Chairman Wenlie of the state ath'
letic commission, incensed at the ae-
lions of Freddie Welsh and other title
holders, in letter made public today
suggests that the present regulation of
the body forbidding decisions be
amended to provide for referee s de-
cision in any contest where champion
is contestant.
The proposed rule provides that a
generally recognized champion cannot
box at all in New York state, except
in bout involving his title.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-15
LOJUS MUST HUSTLE
TO CAPTURE PENANT.
With Only Seven More Games
to Play the Race Is a
Hard One

With seven more games ON the sched-
nle the Lojus are making plans to cap
ture every one and thus knock the Beav-
ers' pennant chances in the head. To-
morrow Salem will stack up against the
Bradfords instead of the Kirkpatricks,
rs originally announced.
Along at the start of the season a
change in the schedule was made, after
the official schedule had been made out.
Salem knew nothing of this and figured
on meeting the Kirkpatricks tomorrow.
A few days ago President Bay of the
Inter-City league informed the local
management that the Bradfords would
be here.
Keene and Swartz will undoubtedly
be the opposing slabmen in tomorrow Is
session. Swartz essayed to pitch a
double header here a couple of weeks
ago but didn't do very much in that
line. He lost the first game and the
second went into extra innings and re-
suited in a victory for the Lojus.
Swartz is in fine form for tomor-
rows game and the Bradford lineup
and batting order has been readjusted
to provide stronger offensive.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-15
Horseracing Az chicago

Chicago, July 15.-After dozen
years, horse racing came back to Chi
cago today. With card of six races
the sport was 10 be revived today at
the Hawthorne track.
The feature event was the $4,000
American derby.
In twelve years Chicago folk have
not forgotten to be racing fans and to-
day track officials prepared to handle
10000 persons. The only betting will
be on the nod, police said.
1t will not be known until shortly
before post time whether George
Smith, to | favorite and winner of
the Kentucky derby, will enter the
race. In workout Tuesday George
Smith was Flet ont" and pulled NJ
lame.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-15
Maxwell Company
Pays Its Who Heed
Call Of Country

In accordance with statement is
sued last week by Walter T.. Flanders,
president aud general manager of the
Maxwell Motor company, Inc. of De-
troit, that institution has adopted a
broad plan of action relative to the
relief of the families of its employees
who have or may enlist for military
service in connection with the present
dispute with Mexico.
Mr.. Flanders announcement is as
follows: "The Maxwell Motor Com
for any of its employees who have
been in its employ for more than four
months, who enlist or have enlisted
for the Mexican trouble, the company
will continue the pay of such employees
who have others dependent upon their
present salaries, for one year from this
date (June 800, unless the government
shall have made adequate provision
sooner -
A number of Maxwell employees had
enlisted before Mr.. Flanders made the
tions and judging from the enthusiasm
with which the announcement was re-
ceived at the various Maxwell factor
les when the notice was posted, it will
have the effect of stimulating recruit
ing from~the great army Of Maxwell
workers.
Many Go From Detroit.
More than score of factory work
ers had enlisted from the Detroit plant
of the company by July ] and many
others announced their intentions Of
going as soon as they learned that their
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-15
Freddie welsh Peaved

New York, July l5.-Freddie Welsh,
tango dancer who boxes lightweights
of ancient vintage, passing up real con
tenders, is considerably miffed because
he mas received hot shots from all
quarters picking on Tommy Murphy
for his July 2s, or Labor day bout
Happily the boxing commission has
squelched the bout. simultaneously
Freddie has come TO the bat with an
offer to let the "press and public" Sc.
leet his opponent for the July 2S bout
and also for a Labor day bout.
$50 Mr.. Manager, bring ON youl
title claiming lightweights, is the
burden of Manager Harry Pollock 's
letter.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-15
American League

The strain of winning a game was
too much for the Oaks, so they neatly
dropped yesterdays contest
For seven sizzling sessions the lphan-
tom of victory lured tde cellarfes on.
In the eighth session the phantom said
good night when Walt McCredie IS out
fit garnered three runs.
at that, the Oaks outhit the north
erners.
Eric Erickson, the new Seal pitcher
started the Salt Lake game like IA
house afire but in the second inning
the Bees partly extinguisned him and
in the fifth put him out altogether.
Billy Piercy meanwhile kept the
Seal hits well scattered.
One more defeat for Vernon--the
fourth straight.
Horstman held the Tigers to four
hits, scattered over four widely sepa-
rated innings. Te league leaders were
goose egged.
Yesterdays hero in the big league
was Hughey High, who came in from
left field at million miles an aour,
dived and hooked line drive off
Doney Bush's bat. SO sticky was the
greensward after the heavy rain of the
day before, that instead of turning the
usual sumersault, Hughey stuck in the
mud. From this Anette Kellerman po-
sition he stuck up his mitt waving the
ball.
The Red Sox and the Browns went
II innings to scorelcss tie.
The Braves hoped into second place
in the .lational by beating Pittsburg
while Philadelphia was losing to the
Cubs.
Nick Cullop lost his first game of
the season when his support went to
pieces in the twelfth inning Of the
first DetrotYan game. He had won
nine times in a row.
Frank Baker tried to break through
the concrete wall OF the Polo grounds
grandstand in pursuit of n high foul
and as a result will be out of the game
for few days.
,Jawn McGraw was arrested for dis
orderly conduct after the Cincinnati
game. John T. Reed, fan, says Me
Graw used unparlorlilSe language.
Art Fletcher, the Giant shortstop
had Reed arrested on the same allega-
ton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-15

Rumors are afloat that the league sea-
son, as far as Woodburn is concerned,
comes to an end tomorrow. The team is
said to have lost money and patronage
rs none too heavy. If the team wins
tomorrow though, it is thought that a
subscription win be started in order to
keep the club in the race until the pen
nant is won by some team as the Wood
burn club now has a good chance of
capturing the rag.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-15

Herman Pellette, Woodburn finger,
who went to Butte of the Northwest
ern circuit, has returned to this eoun-
ty and will lbe chief operator of the
steam roller from now on.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-15
The ROYAL Ailment.

Achilles complained of his heel.
''Never mind, we assured him,
"Folks will take it for the fashionable
golfer IS heel.-N. Y. Sun.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-15

Manager Klett has lines out for new
first sacker. The departure of Gobel
leaves hole hard to fill and Klett
wants man who can deliver the goods.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-15
Sport Chatter.

Ray Gobel plays his last game in Sa-
lem tomorrow. The summer course at
.. A. G. in which he is entered comes to
a close and Gobel plans to leave within
a few days for California.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-15
Z 4 ! \ Z ! \ \ !: ! 4 4 < Z ;
! !: Watching the Scoreboard
( X x x 4 X x = x x x x x x
Pacific Coast League standings
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results
At San Francisco, Partland 4, Oak
land 2.
At Salt Lake 6, San Francisco 2.
At Los Angeles ., Vernon 0.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-15

Journal Want Ads Get Results You
Vanity one and see.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-15

Journal Want Ads Get Results.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-05-28

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-11
COUNCIL TO ACT
ON WELL SYSTEM
FILTRATION QUESTION WILL BE
BIG MATTER BEFORE COUNCIL
TONIGHT.
Call Is Issued for Regular Meeting BY
Acting Mayor John S. Butts
Opposition Arises.

Acting Mayor John :. Butts issued
the call yesterday for a regular meet
ing Of council To be held tonight in the
city building. Pre-eminent among the
matters TO BE- taken up f. the bond is
sue. calling for special election on
the question of well system OF fill
tration- The ordinance. which will be
presented. has been prepared BY City
Solicitor J. ~ Brennan. and calls Tor
the expenditure of S3O0. 600 II neces-
sary. IL was authorized By the ordI-
nance committee in session Saturday
night.
II is understood that opposition will
develop tonight in council with the
idea OF preventing the issue reaching
the people. Mr.. b l. Adams. chair
man OF the light and water committee
from the start has been an enthusiast
nc supporter OF the proposed system
and Will champion the issue on the
floor OF council tonight n. Lee Robin
son. and others tried 10 prevent the
resolution instructing the city solicitor
TO draw the ordinance. from passing
committee Saturday night
Other matters that will come up in-
clude the reports Of other committees.
message from the board of control
regarding the Reed controversy. and a
number OF resolutions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-11
OWEN PALMER
is ACQUITTED
MAN CHARGED WITH VIOLATING
roST LAW RELEASED BY
JURY
Strong Instruction OF Judge Robinson
Failed to Have Etfect-Fire
Halts Trial

Owen Palmer. the first OF three per
sons 10 be- tried AT this term of crimi-
nal court for violating the state liquor
laws, was acquitted by a Jury shortly
before I o'clock yesterday evening af-
ter few minutes deliberations. Pal
mer was charged with having a keg OF
Deer on tap In his premises which
were used as a restaurant Judge Rob
lnson in instructing the jury said The
flnding OF liquor in restaurant Is a
violation Of the state Law and YOU
should find the defendant guilty"
The trial opened yesterday morning
Attorney +. n. lost Of New Martins
/ vile was 10 have appeared for the de-.
Z PENDANT but failed Attorney = O.
boNce was then retained and told TO
proceed with the case When the as
slstant prosecuting attorney was max
| ing the opening statements for the
state. the fire bell rang. and the news
was at once given that Mr. Boyce' :
house was on fire. Adjournment was
at once taken until l:3O o'clock
Bert Phillips. prohibition commits
sioncr. and William Noho, employee
OF the department. were the state wit
nesses. They told Of visiting the res.
iaurant and finding the liquor on tap.
! Inc defense put on four witnesses be-.
/ sides the defendant himself. and they
/ testified that the beer belonged to a
P plasterer and his men, who were work.
/ ing in the building
The jurors who heard the case were
: Earl Hedges. Adam I.asch. John House
Ihomas McGr9nahan, Joseph Fries
. muth John Fisher. William Newman.
J Leo Laf1am. Robert Crisweu. J. r.
! ley.
| Mike Nick. the second of the viola.
/ tors viii go on trial today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-11
A FRIEND INDEED
John Collins Takes Hubby TO Task
for Abusing His Wife-Are Ar
resteo-Furnishes Bail.

John Collins resented tho treatment
that Henry Ankle was according his
wife and expressed himself forcibly.
landing a couple of stirT uppers on the
jaw and lamps OF Ankle. The melee
occurred Saturday night on the South
side and the two were taken into
custody by Officer Hildebrand When
taken TO Jail Collins had sufficient coin
TO secure his liberty. but Ankle did not
Collins secured the release OF Arklc
and later a friend came to his rescue.
Neither showed up al Yesterday morn
ing's police court and fine OF $40 and
costs or 20 days was imposed by Judge
Honecker
John Gastola. drunk. was fined s.
and costs.
Thomas Fox. another drunk. picked
up yesterday morning at Fifteenth and
Woods street. was fined $40 and costs
by the court for the second offcnse.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-11
BIRDS CAUSE FIRE
Theory Advanced by Chief Rose as
origin OF Blaze at Home Of
Attorney Boyce.

Fire of unusual origin Yesterday
morning damaged the home Of Attor.
uty sam Buyc" az No. 10 Zane street.
Island. 10 the extent of $500. which
was fully covered by insurance The
theory advanced bv Fire Chief Rose
was that birds engaged IN building "a
nest m the caves Of the house had
carried q match. which iu some way
became iEnitod.
The alarm was turned in BY Mr.
EOyce from box - az the west end
~ the suspension bridge and the
Island Eleventh street. and aerial
truck companies re- ponded Neigh
bors assisted in removing furniture
from the third floor uf tho home. The
tircmen arrived in time To eXtingui-h
the blaze with chemicals
Mr. BONCe. az the time 81 tho blaze
was iu court appearing a- counsel for
20 defendant IN a trial Court was re-
o"ssel and Mr. Boyce FASTENED 10 hi.
home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-11
COUNTY COURT
MARRIAGE Licenses.

Marriage Licenses.
Edward J. Meighan. Canton, o.. and
Alta Shipbaugh. Beech City, o.
Deeds.
Edward +. Black and wife 10 W. Il.
Hicks land on Little Wheeling creek.
Thos. NJ. Darrah ana wife to J. Al
fred Nelson ct al. lot in Chantal
Court
Walter X. Nanaman and wife d.
VI. Thornburg property in Elm Grove
Rosanna Lazcar to Irwin and Edna
Schuetzner. property in Steenrod's ad.
dition.
ID. VI. ThOrnburg. trustee, 10 Walter
X. Nanaman. property in Elm Heights
Julia Ann Prall and r. l.. PralI 10
Stanley X. Lemley. property in West
Liberty.
Deeds Of Trust
Six deeds OF trust were filed for rec
ord with the coutny clerk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-11
CLUB WILL ELECT.

An important mtctinl % the Mems
Liberal club will be- held next Friday
evening af the First Unitarian church.
Ofioer- win De- elected for the ensu-
iug year The new constitution. which
was submitted go the last meeting and
recommended f0r adoption. will be-
voted upon a. next Triday's mcetina
$50 forma program has been an
rpunC.u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-11
DID NOT MEET

TO. Park and rla, -fomd comm
sion. WHICH u1d arranged 20 m,oru.
for sunday .I uHkH e. ffIr IIr InspnD
Ion off 'N" p1ft.. rIat lfnunls and
street. 'li. uud.. their up'rtis.ol
DID Dot inject ou aDDuuu. OF the bad
weather
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-11
"PA VI JONES" Mlddy SkUzs

IA OL JONES U1fddp ORU7S
In models-a pleated style-either with band
under waistths in sizes to 12-aso circular Sports
Skirt with front side patch pocketS-ample ullnesS and
freedom-of splendid gaatea in white onlyhis sport
skirt size ranges up to 20
SI.C0, SI25, $3.50
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-11

oven hail on April l> Raymond Mon
ro' Nr,iir Mary MUIR Helen Ger
rud@ Hartman. Bertha irora Fritz.
fam"s sylvester Ilanar Catherine
Grace Werner. william Marie Marx
and lioreau Robert Conrad are me
members OF thn graduating class
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-11
at $24.5O, $3.50, $3.50

The unusual assembly not confined 10 the dictates
the Of the o suit I
% Ulrc icutcl
The Washington times., 1916-01-26
FinanCierS Refuse
To Comment on Steel
Situation in Chicago

CHICAGO. Jan. 26, Conditions in
America and Europe are 50 unusual
that it is dangerous to predict results
of the l'nited states steel tOrpOration's
dividend decla aration. Chicago financial
experts said today.
ANY opinion | might express would
mis- cad more persons than 1t would
guide SAID James r. Forgan. chAtr-
man Of the board OF directors OF the
First National Bank.
NO on" can tell how l01g these pros
porous conditions vii la 't.' said w. r.
Dawes. cashier Of the Central Trust
company. 'tonditions are too unusual
to venture predictions o, long standing
prosperity because Of the steel COM
pany's dividcnd.'
The only chicago morning or after
noon newspaper to comment today on
the dividend was the journal 'DcmO-
crar. which said editorialY: 1T tne
Steel Corporation lnadc this recovery
under low tariff rcEt"1". and during a
Democratic Administrative. Yet Steel
trust magnaicS are working tooth and
nail to displace that Administration"
The Washington times., 1916-01-26
COLORED MAN HELD
ON MURDER CHARGE
Indictment Returned Against
Daniel Toliver. Accused OF
Stabbing Policeman.

An indictment charging murder in
the first degree was returned today
against Daniel Toliver. Colored, who
is accused Of stabbing George W.
Morris. special policeman. at a
dance i'm Auditorium Hall. in Eighth
street southeast, on the night OF Jan
uary 3.
A charge OF perjury Is preferred
against Thomas N Nuckols. jr., in
another indictment. The young man
is accused of swearing falsely to his
age when procuring license to
marry Estella l.. Crobarger. December
90. Nuckols is alleged to be under
age and when seeking the license
from License Clerk Kroll he gave his
age as twenty-one. He subsequently
was married by the Rev. l.. Morgan
Chambers. Nuckols was arrested
early this month when he arrived here
from Baltimore, where officers de-
Clared he was masquerading as the
son Of Henry Ford.
Benny Fabricant, alias Kenny RILEY.
Lee NJ Fabe. l.. n. Fisher. Benny
kolton. Ruben Benoffin, and l." w.
Fabe, was indicted on two charges of
forgery and uttering. being accused
Of passing checks for S75 and $50
bearing the fictitious signature OF a.
Goldman.
The Washington times., 1916-01-26

"f Dr. Mohr was suggested late ,es-
terdny in the testimony of Ralph
InileN one of three newspaper men
called to the stand in the afternoon
session
Bailey sworc that Brown trld him
thht he tlir, wn) undCrEtOud tho
fh"otinE wns planned III order to civ"
Mr.. VI nhr control of ihr MuhI estate.
The state had saved Bailey until
the last for his conversation with
tn" negro defendants had touched
upon "motivc." This statement migh'
have passed az insignificant had it
not been for y subsequent bit Of
harmless looking evidence that the
state Offered in the shape Of the pro-
bate court proceedings affecting the
estate of the slain physician.
Wilford -. Rogers clerk of the p"u-
bate court identified the application
made by Mrs MOhr for appointments
as administrators of her husban Ia
estate.
Mr.. Rice inquired: "On what date
was this application fled"
september l." answered the wit
ness in his matter of fact clerkIy
voice. This was the thrill that cleo
trified the court room September /.
the day after that fatal night on the
harrington road when the sportivoly-
inclined physician and his fair COM
panion, Emily Burger, were attacked
by Eunmen from ambush. September
the very day that br. Mohr died in
the Rhode Island Hospital at 10
o'clock in the morning.
The Washington times., 1916-01-26
Mrs. Victoria Fisher Is
Dead in Massachusetts

Mrs Victoria F'lsh'r. sist"r-in-law "f
IA" late S"nHtI tdll"nL WEC mad" N"r
Eumc in Wash n~tUn for man" years,
dice ut Springfield. Mass. OF Il con nj.
cation Of ui!"aS"S yesterday. MIS-.
f'iSiul, Nhu vas =, ,'n'N nm g l"a'S old,
had teen il i'll health nunhcr of
months.
Tho lodr Will ac Ila, Cd in u vH'Nt
nl S'printtiCld Mass. today. mi Wl'I
be htriod in tn" family bur"ins ':rolnd
IN Sp".n2fold. III. at "Cn" lt.,"r i"N
Ms. Eiah"r was uopullr in "frCirl
socteI" il. WASHINGTON throughout : ~
HtOr tniiom i1cUnD"utN. N'rr 80
Gt I'm she vert (, MIsSachpS Tvs ~
live with her "r"at ri,,v and IL Dhr".
Mr.. and Mrs.. ih"l't Brown.
Mrs. Brown ~ ON h"r way tn " ASH
instun to nttCud :'Ic lun"l al Of her
m ,th"r-in.'uW. N"". - N"llOn F'ON.n,
whC dsG NCSt'rlnV.
The Washington times., 1916-01-26
Presents Banner.

II. l.. Hurley has presented to Hope
Council. No. /. Independent Order OF
Sons of Jonadab, banner OF tho
order. The presentation was made at
an open meeting Monday evening in
the new home in Pythian Temple.
Musical selections and recitationS
were given. J. w. Jordan presided.
The Washington times., 1916-01-26
CENTENARIAN LEAPS
FROM BURNING HOUSE
George Boston Shows Plenty Of
Pep In Escaping Bryant
Street Fire.

George Boston. Colored. who, the po-
lice say is 100 years DID. Of $50 Bryant
street northwest. carly today was asleep
in Il room on the second floor when a
blaze was discovered. He left the barn
ing building by way of the sccond-story
window. When picked up his right leg
was found to be injured. He was taken
TO Frcedman's Hospital
The Washington times., 1916-01-26
PERTH Lecture Today.

THE Essential Teaching Of the Ser
mon on the Mount" is the subject 6'
u lecture to be delivered at $40 O'Clock
this afternoon in the assembly hail o"
tho college Of History AT the America
I University by Prof. Ismar i. PERTH. Of
Syracuse University. Tho lecture viii
he the second In n series on The Ser
mon ON the Mount" which will con-
tiuuc until Friday. Ills subject tomor-
row will he "Thc sources OF the Teach
ings OF tho sermon ON the Mount
The Washington times., 1916-01-26
GOUNAR|S To Be
NEW GREEK PREMIER
Amsterdam Hears SkoIoudis Is
to Be Succeeded by Neutral
ity Party Chief.

AMSTERDAM Jan. 9G.-rhe serious
state Of affairs at Athens was entpha-
sized bv Buda nest dispatch to the
Berlin Lokal Anzeiger TODAY. reporting
that NJ Gounaris rroba blr will succeed
NJ Skoloud.s as prime m niste".
The present premier reCentlv offered
his resignation on account of advanced
sge but was induced to reconsider II.
The approa ching crisis In Creek af-
fairs Is rcDorted to have convinced kt0g
Constantine that he must haN" an ener-
getic man like G0unaris. the neutrality
marty leader at the helm.
The Washington times., 1916-01-26
To Hold Inquest Over
Woman Killed by Motor

An inquest will he ncld at the morgue
this afternoon In the case OF Mrs Ellen
torbctt, sixty-six. 80 Third street
southwest. who died in Casualty Hos
pttal from injuries received in an auto
mobile accident Saturday night. James
u. Johnson. OF 227 First street north
west. driver Of the car which is al
legged to have struck Mrs. Corbett in
Nichols avenue, Anacostia. is to appear
at the inquest.
The Washington times., 1916-01-26
MRS. MOHR TO TELL
L|FE'SSTORY TODAY
Will Take Stand in Defense of
Murder Charge. Her Counsel
Announces.
CONTINUED from First PaEe)

her counsel
When Cushing has frished presenting
his evidence. William ". Lewis. OF Pos
ton. will open for Brown and present
witnesses on behalf of the little negro
hostler. He probahlv will conduct most
of tho defense Of Spellman too. under
an Arrangement with John Il. Edwards.
who is Spellman's counsel of record
Their case. however. will under no cir
cumstances be combined with that Of
the woman alleged to have hired them
to kin her husband
A financial motive for the murder
The Washington times., 1916-01-26
Only One "BROMO OUININE"

To get the genuine, call for full
name, LAXATIVE BROMO
OUININE. Look for signature
of E. w. GROVE. Cures a Cold
IN one DaN. 2OC. -Advt.
The Washington times., 1916-01-26
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Tho forecast for tn" District Of CO.
lnnl'ia Generally cloudy tonight and
Thursday. Moderate sUuthcr.N winds
Mary land-GcncraIly cloudy tonight
and thursday. Moderate SOutherlv
NlEOs
Nirrira-GencrallN cloudy tonight and
ThGr sdaN; Warmer tonight IN northwest
port .un. Moderate sOUtherlN winds.