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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-01-11

cramps in my mus
cles, pressure or
sharp pain on the
top of my head,
and dizzy
spells. l had 9TH
er symptoms show
ing my kidneys
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-01-11
A MINISTER'S CONFESSION

Rev. w. III. Warner. Myersville, Nd,
writes: my trouble was sciatica. My
back was affected and took the form
Of lumbago. l also had neuralgia,
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-01-11

A IA may be the architect of his
own fortune, but he can't induce the
sun to shine in every room.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-01-11

DR.. John Quackenboss, Of East An
dover, N. H.. has used the same row
boat On Highland lake ~ years.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-01-11

A device called a detectature has been
invented to permit a mar in eae room
to watch a cash register in another.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-01-11
Latest improvements.

I'll bet o do some crank> thing
to make your wife begin the trades
you complain Of"
Nothing in the cranky way doing.
She's Il S~elf-Starter."
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-01-11

When two women get wound up, an
other is usually run down.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-01-11

Send Zoe 70 DIR. Pierce, 1nvaids' Hotel,
Buffalo. for large trial package of Anuric
for kidneys-cures backache.-Adv.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-01-11
AcTREss TELLS SECRET.

A we'll known actress gives the follow
ing recipe for gray hair: To half pint Of
water add OF. Bay Rum, a small box of
Barbo Compound. and Il OF. of glycerine.
Any druggist can put this UP or you can
mix 1t at home at very little cost. Full
directions for making and use come in
each box of Barbo Compound. It will
gradually darken streaked. faded gray
hair, and make it soft and glossy. 1t will
not color the scalp, Is not sticky or
greasy, and does not rub of. Adv.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-01-11
The Same Old Course.

TIC SdftIe OTQ 1UUTSe.
II am going to quit smoking for
ever"
Forever? What q lie!"
II think so, too"
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-01-11

Cats. unlike politicians. give voice to
the most decided utterances while on
the fence in the dark.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-01-11
Effect of Privilege.

Effect Of Privilege.
Senator Sutherland OF Utah was
talking about certain privileged" per.
sons.
"lm a foe to all privilege" he said.
privilege means trouble. It's like the
steamboat captain who had the bar
privilege.
"This captain, to whom all the prof.
it's went, shouted through his telephone
to the engineer:
"Tor heavens sake. Mike. slow her
down. We got 'em drinkin' fine"
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-01-11

In trying 10 figure out the problem
of life most men subtract what they
own from what they owe.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-01-11

Only about one-tenth of the vast
amounts Of iron ore mined in Spnin
annually are utilized at home because
of the scarcity of native coal.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-01-11
Its My
Standby
for a
Cold.

Those who object to liquid redi-
cines can now procure Peruna Tab.
letap
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GAVE Description
IN MUCH DETAIL
But Wasn't Man That Sold
'Whiskey That Big Boy
,,sx.. Described. sec.

James Carter, colored, commonly
known as big Boy" displayed rare
igaminative ability at police court this
morning when confronted with series
Of rapid fire questions from City Attor.
ney Albert J. Kern. Carter and John
L. Sullivan, also colored. were arrest
ed yesterday evening by Assistant
Chief Seaman for being drunk and
fighting on the Monongahela river
bridge. Both were brought to the city
jsil and locked up over night.
The two men both told that they got
their whiskey from certain man who
come into their home on Water street
late yesterday afternoon. They were
then separated and asked to describe
this man. Carter stated that he did
know the individual, but that he wore
mustache, was six feet. two inches
in heighth, about IS years old, and
wore bron trousers and blue coat.
Sullivan. who seemed to be feeling
bad over his injuries in the fight, told
that the man was "Bill" Madden, a
well known Fairmont character. whose
description is almost the opposite
from that presented by Carter. Carter
later admitted that the man with the
whiskey was Madden, but contended
that he had seen another whom he
had described.
Mayor Bowen fined each ten dollars
for fighting and turned the case over
to county authorities.
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City Hall Notes

B. H. Linger made application at the
meeting Of the Board of Affairs this
morning for permit to erect franc
COW stable at 800 View street between
Fourth street and Alexander Place.
The application was referred to Mayor
Bowen for investigation.
DR.. A. L. Peters was granted build.
ing permit at the meeting OF the Board
of Affairs this morning to construct a
three story frame residence and gar
age at 800 Locust avenue between
Carleton street and lakewood road.
The residence will have ten rooms ana
will cost approximately $4,000.
Thomas F. Robey was given a per.
init to construct private garage on
CASTOR avenue to cost about $500.
George Buoy was granted building
Permit to construct a private frame
garage on Alley street between Chi.
cago avenue and Maple at the weekly
meeting of the Board Of Affairs this
morning.
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ATTORNEY
RAN BY TRAFFIC COP
His Own and Another Car
Were Damaged as a
Consequence

o. A. Stanley. for four years city
attorney and who has practiced law in
Fairmont for twelve years, according
to his own statements, was before
Mayor Bowen this morning charged
with reckless driving. Yesterday aft
ernoon Stanley ran into a car driven
by William Israel at the dangerous
Cleveland avenue.Main street corner.
Both Israel and Policeman Ward who
made the arrest. were at court this
morning and testified in the case. It
developed that Stanley did not stop to
receive the safety signal from the traf-
fic officer before continuing up Main
street. Israel who was coming up
Cleveland avenue from Jackson street,
stopped at the corner, and after re.
ceiving permission from the traffic of.
ticer. made the turn, whereupon he
was struck by Stanley, whom lhrael
claims was maxim gthe turn on high
gear. Damage was done to both cars.
Mayor Bowen decided that Stanley
should pay the damages and be dis.
missed without fine. but later he with
drew this decision and took the case
under consideration.
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60 CIVIL CASES
Continued from page u

airy 4; Marshall l.. Sturm vs.. Consoii-
dation Coal Co.. January S; Samuel
Folino VS.. Baltimore & Ohio r. r. Co.,
January 5; First National Bank of Fair
mont VS.. Samuel F. Miller, January 5;
Board Of Education District OF King.
wood, Preston county, VS.. John M. Kis.
ner & Bro. Lumber Co.. January q; l..
Front VS.. NJ. b. ii. Barr Hough ct al,
January q; Howard Gaines, admir-, VS.
Rinehart & Dennis Co. ct al, January
Z; c. b. Frum VS.. b. and o. Railroad
Co., January s.; Fairmont Stogie Co.
vs.. B. & N. r. II. Co., January s; Davis
Trust Co. vs.. Ivory Hill c. G G.. Co.,
January s; Davis Trust Co. vs.. Ivory
Hill C. & C. Co. ct al, January s; Allie
Raymond, executriv, VS.. Waitman II.
Conway. January 0; A. Ward Binns
VS.. City OF Fairmont. January 0; Jacob
M. Binns VS.. City of Fairmont, Janu-
ary 9; G. w. Carl Binns vs.. City OF Fair
mont. January 8; w. II. Bunner, admir-,
etc, VS.. o. W. Miller and Smith Hood,
Jr. January 10; First National Bank
Of Salem VS.. Winnie NJ Jacobs, Janu.
airy 10; w. A. Lawler VS.. Lewis Hall.
January IL; Indian Run Coal Co. VS..
Alexander r. Watson, January IL: f.
F. Hartley, trustee ct al, vs.. w. S.
Thomas and Margaret Thomas, Janu.
AIRY IL; Maude Amos VS.. New York Life
Insurance Co., January II: Peoples
National Bank of Fairmont VS.. Harvey
shain, January IA; w. H. Manley VS..
Thomas G. Manley and Joshua Manley,
January IA.
Cases set for trial in the new law
and office judgment branch are as fol.
lows: Robert l.. Cunningham VS..
Charles II. Watkins, Jr., November 16;
Albert c. Wilcox VS.. David NJ. osgood
mo date); John Maple and David L.
Tenant vs.. Frank A. Gump. Albert L.
Lehman and Home. j. Price, (no date) ;
State of West Virginia VS.. Joe Sinko
and H. B. Clark. (no date); State OF
West Virginia VS.. Louis Garelda and
Il. B. Clark. (no date); Angelica Tes
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Women Learning to
Make Bandages

81
Miss Marguerite Lovejoy, surgical
dressing expert arrived here yesterday
and this morning began the organiza-
ton of classes in the art of preparing
dressings to be used by the Red Cross
in hospital work.
A large class greeted Miss Ioye1oy
when she appeared at headquarters
this morning. A large we'll lighted
room adjoining theSpresent Red Cross
Headquarters was donated by the city
officials for the work Of this class.
The work will continue for two
weeks at which time examinations will
be held and certificates presented
those who have satisfactorily compiet-
ed the course. Quite a number OF out
OF town women came in today to ar
range to take the course.
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STATE SUFFRAG|STS
MEET TOMORROW

The sixteenth annual convention of
the West Virginia Equal Suffrage
association will begin in this city in
The Fairmont tomorrow morning at
1880 o'clock. with Mrs. Ellis A. Yost.
the president. presiding. The morn
ing session will be devoted to meet
ing of the state executive committee.
On Tuesday afternoon following
the call to order of the convention
and devotional exercises conducted by
DR.. Harriet A. JONES, OF Wheeling, adj
dresses OF welcome will be delivered
by Mayor Anthony Bowen and Mrs.
Allie Raymond, president of the Fair
mont Equal Suffrage association.
The afternoon session will be de-
voted to reports of chairmen Of the
various departments. The report of
the treasurer, Miss Margaret McKin-
ney, will be made, alos that of Mrs. P.
c. McBee, chairman OF the committee
on literature. Appointments of COM
mittees on courtesies, credentials, tel
egrams, delegates to National conven-
Il N, resolutions and constitution will
be made at this session.
At 4 o'clock Hon. George Sturgess,
OF Morgantown, will address the con-
vent,on.
Tuesday evening the annual cleo
ton Of officers will take place at 1880
and an informal reception will be held
beginning at $3.50 O'clock.
The sessions will continue through
Wednesday. Delegates will arrive
here this evening and tomorrow and
will be quartered at The Fairmont.
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Date is Set For a
the Week of Prayer;


The Fairmont Ministerial Associa.
ton at this mornings meeting decid.
ed to hold the week OF prayer the first
week in January, in the several church
es Of the city and following the week of
prayer several Of the churches will
conduct evangeltistic services. No
union services will be conducted so far
as is known at this time.
At the meeting this morning DR.. H.
G. Stoetzer spoke to the clergymen
present on the subject CDR. Jowett, the
pastor OF the Fifth avenue Presbyter-
ian church as Preacher" His ad.
dress was interesting and instructive.
Plans were also discussed for
address of j. Frank Hanley at the
First M. E. church next Sunday after.
noon
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sano VS.. Federal Coal and Coke Co.
and Bert II. Humphreys Ono date) /.
Jenney Stafford Murphy VS.. Waitman
H. Conway (no date); Harvey Shain.
doing business as Fairmont Feed Mil
VS.. Fairmont Packing Co.. NJ. A, Jol-
lift and NJ. E. Fetty; Harvey Shain VI.
Marcellus A. Jolliff (no date).
Prior to adjournment at noon Lloyd
vandergrift. charged with stealing,
entered plea OF guilty. It'was claimed
no stood outside while several other
boys robbed place at which they se.
cured s1.30. The court said It would
parole the boy, II he could enter bond,
lecause II wants to give him a chance
to be good citizen. Attorney Frank
z. Amos made plea for clemency for
the lad.
This afternoon the chancery docket
1as called.
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ID at the Diamond Street ND.

pit at the Diamond Street NJ. E.
church. Instead George NJ. Alexan-
der was. the speaker at the Presby-
terian church. j. Walter Barnes went
to Pennington yesterday and spoke
in two churches concerning the work
OF the Army Y. NJ. c. A.
This evening the committees ap.
pointed to look after the campaign in
the small towns will also meet and
organize their work. The meeting at
the Fleming building this evening will
be along the same line as the open
ing banquet given for boosting the
Red Cross work, although there will
be no eats. There will be short ad-
dresses given by members of the COM
mittee and a general review of cam
paign plans.
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FEWER FATALITIES
Continued from page one)

preparing petition asking for the
confirmation of the sale OF Greene
county coal TO j. G. Butler of Youngs.
town. Ohio, which will mean ratifica.
ton Of the Frick sale by which some.
thing like 10000 acres in Greene coun.
ty is disposed of for sG.00O,0O0. Ger.
tiacates of all the Thompson liens will
be filed by the trustees with Prothon.
otary George Rathmell and with the
recorder of the Creme county. Refer.
go ]. G. Carroll will advertise the pro.
posal and then meeting of the cred.
itors will be held to confirm the neso.
tiatiors.
Meeting at unlontown.
Coke operators OF the Connellsville
region and railroad men will meet this
afternoon at Uniontown. The railroad
officials will comprise the members OF
the subcommittee appointed by the
Traffic Emergency Committee who are
+. P. Truesdale, division freight agent
OF the Pennsylvania railroad; ]. B.
Nessle. general freight agent of the
Pittsburgh and Lake Erie rairoad; II.
D. Pierce, traffic manager of the Mo.
nongahela railway and W. M. Crom-
lish. coal and coke agent of the Balti.
more & Ohio railroad, and Vice Chair
man Code and Secretary Wolcott OF
the Pittsburgh District Committee,
which includes the general superintend
ents of all the railroads operating in
the Pittsburgh districts.
Coal Notes.
Anthracite coal operators have
agreed to a wage increase of 20 per
cent.
A st. Adams man has patented IN
electrical machine to be used in mines
and people Of that place have formed
a company for its manufacture.
Gorge g. Mcintosh an able West
Virginia editorial writer, who for three
years has served as publicity expert
for the West Virginia Coal Operators
Association having his headquarters at
Huntington, has been named as one of
the press department Of the national
fuel administration at Washington,
D. C.
Charters have been granted to the
Franklin Gas Coal Company, OF Clarks
burg to operate mines In Harrison
county, capital stock $4,000; incor.
porators, Robert E. Beerits, John H.
Beerits, Somerset, Pa; Alexander G..
Smith, George a. Smith, Meyersdale,
Pa, and Hugh @. Smith, Rosemont, w.
Va.
And to the Carpenter Coal Mining
Co., Arden, Barbour county; capitali.
cation, $4,000; incorporators, W. T.
Carpenter, W. II. Carpenter. D. L. Car.
penter, ]. C. Carpenter pnd R. NJ. Gal
lahey.
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Teacher Resigns - Miss Florence
Lavender has resigned her position as
teacher Of the primary grade OF the
White school and her place has been
filled by Miss Mary Ellen Henry. Miss
Henry has been teacher In the Elem.
ing school until recently. Miss Henry
returned last week from Long Beach.
California, where she had been the
guest OF relatives for several months.
Miss Lavender has taught successfully
ir the White school for several years
and had resided with her sister, Mrs.
Waitman H. Conway.
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COAL COMPLAINTS
MUST Be MADE IN
REGULAR MANNER
Simply a Waste of Time to
Try to Cut the Cor
LOCAL COMMITTEES
State Coal Administrator
Barnes Has Begun to
Name Them.
LOCAL COMMITTEES

Complaints or suggestion about the
handling Of the coal in wartime or the
conservation OF fuel should be made
TO local committees, which are to be
named by j. Walter Barnes, fuel ad.
ministrator of West Virginia, who viii,
Investigate the cases and report to the
state fuel administrator. who in turn
will take cases of sufficient import.
ance up with the national fuel admin.
istration in Washington. There is no
time saved in taking matters up with
the state fuel administrator direct for
he will refer matters to his local com.
mittees as soon as they have been de.
termined.
Instances where matters relative to
the coal situation in West Virginia
nave been taken UP with DR.. Harry A.
Garfield at Washington, have led to the
return of such correspondence to Mr..
Barnes at his headquarters at Fairmont
and are now being investigated. DR..
Garfield has repeatedly stated that all
matters in reference to fuel in the diff.
ferent states will be referred to the
state fuel administrator Of that particu.
lar state and ]. Walter Barnes will
adopt the same policy in handling af.
fairs in West Virginia. There will be
committees in every county, special
local committees in important cities
and an advisory board representative
of the state.
The appointments OF local commit
tees to date include:
Dan Moserman. of Huntington, who
will be chairman of the local committee
of Huntington.
F. F. Eubank, secretary of the cham
Der OF commerce of Parlsersburg, who
will be chairman of the local commit.
tee of Parkersburg.
Dale r. Craddock. secretary of the
chamber of commerce of Moundsyille,
who will be chairman Of the local com.
mittee Of Moundsville.
Harry Friedman, secretary of the
business Mems Association of Grafton,
who will be chairman OF the local com.
Inittee! OF Grafton.
Mr.. Barnes is much gratified with
tie spirit of cooperation evidenced by
coal organizations throughout the state
and coal operators individually. He
has had assurances from so many Goa!
operators and their associations that
domestic consumers will not be per.
m:tted to suffer that he feels that the
work in hand is not going to be 30 diff.
ficult as some imagined.
The only town which has made any
important complaint regarding It's coal
supply to date is Charles Town. w. Va,
finch uses a great deal of anthracite
coal for domestic purposes being sup.
Piled largely through the Philadelphia
and Reading railroad. The figp7es fur.
rished the fuel administration at
Washington show that one dealer who
handled ass tons in 1916 has received
5s4 tons SO far this year and that an
ether who handled $50 tons in 1916 had
received $40 tons to date this year SC
the scare does not appear to be well
founded.
Most complaints which have reached
the state fuel administration to date
concern the delay in getting coal which
las been ordered, which is an agra
waiting state OF affairs but one not pc
culiar to coal but found in every line
in which transportation figures.
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Arrested for Alleged
Theft Of an Auto

Charged with stealing an automobile
belonging to Glen Carter and then try
ing to sell 1t for 500. Thurman
Sprouse, aged about 16 years, is In the
county jail awaiting hearing. Mr.. Carr
ter went to the football game on Satur3
DAY and returning, left HIS car In fronf
OF the postoffice. While here 1t waa
stolen by Sprouse. 1t is believed that
two other boys tive implicated in the
stealing and will also be arrested.
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FINAL PLANS
Continued from Page one.)

Army Y. NJ. A. A. fund and the War
Camp Recreation fund is but 5000.
According to the city committee So
600 will not be the goal. Efforts will
be made to greatly oversubscribe this
amount and thus maintain Fairmont
and Marion county's campaign rec
ords of the past. Harrison county with
headquarters at Clarksburg is asking
at least $4,000 for the two campaigns,
and is expecting to get even more
than this. Last week the campaign
was on in Monongalia county and was
greatly oversubscribed as has been
the case throughout the country.
John P. Wagner who is in charge of
the War Camp Recreation campaign
in West Virginia and who addressed
the city committee at recent meet.
ing tells OF the success of the CAM
paign throughout the state, Wheeling
asked for $4,000 for both campaigns,
$4,000 of which was raised in one
hour and the entire amount was re-
ceived before the close of the first day
OF the campaign. Parkersburg was al.
so able to oversubscribe her quota In
one days work.
The following telegram was receiv-
ed from Governor Cornwell yesterday:
Charleston, w. Va,
November IS, 1917.
Chairman Marion County War Work
Council,
Fairmont, W. Va:
Y. NJ. C. A. war work committees
Hancock, Mcdowell, Ohio and Wood
counties report over the goal, one
county contributing ten times proper
ton. Don't be satisfied to pass your
goal for this work is SO urgent that we
should place no limit on public op.
portunity to press on for maximum
amount. Our Over Seas representa-.
tives agree we can use every dollar
obtainable. Run into next week II
necessary that your county may do
this patriotic service for our soldiers
and Allies.
JOHN ]. coRNwELL.
Governor.
The Y. NJ. c. A. campaign was given
a big boost yesterday in all the
churches. John p. Wagner was
scheduled to speak at the Presbyter-
ian church, but instead filed the pull.
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Marriage Licenses Issued. Today
Three marriage licenses were issued
this afternoon by Deputy County Clerk
Phillips: H, w. Perkins. SO. and
Mary Murray, 30, colored. both of
Fairmont. James Woolford. SO, and
Jimmie Darlington, "a, colored, both
of Fairmont. Dent w. Osborne, 90,
and Alta Jarvis, 81, both OF Fair.
mont.
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LATE WANT ADS
!lother cIassltied ado on Pace 81

LARGE &c and 10c Syndicate offers
opportunities to five young men to
become store managers after proper
training. Must be well educated. De-
rartment store experience desirable.
Address with full particulars as to ex.
perience and salary expected. J. G.
McCrory Co. 11.19.3t.31lS
LosT-on Rural Route No. 6 Saturday
eleven dollars. Return to Carl Gump,
rural carrier. 11.19.6t3120
LosT-In Baxter, gray branded pony.
Finder notify Baxter store and re-
ceiye reward. 11.19.st,s121
FOR RENT-Roon. Apply so4 ouin.
Csa 'A:l9-3t.3119
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viii Address Teachers - DR.. J. N.
Deahl. Of the department OF education
of the West Virginia University, will
address the grade teachers Of the city
this afternoon at three o'clock at the
Butcher school on the subject, Read.
Ing" At four o'clock Dr. Deahl will
address the teachers Of the High school
and the school supervisors at the High
school on some subject Of interest to
the teaching profession.
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Marriage Licenses Granted-These
marriage licenses were issued today
by Deputy County Clerk Phillips: Clif.
ford G. Clements, 81. and Mary Nc.
Dermott, 16. both Of Rivesville. Miles
q. Johnson, "a. of Claysville, Washing.
ton county. and Bessie Glover. 20, Of
Warrington.
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City Buys Hose-At the meeting of
the Board of Affairs held at ten o'clock
this morning. the city authorized the
purchase of 400 feet of fire hose from
the Voorhees, Manufacturing company
o: jersey City, n. ]. At the meeting OF
the board held last week, the compan,
was represented by Birch Butcher.
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West va.-Fair
:.onight; Tuesday
afr and warmer.
Weather Readings.
f. p. Hall. OBJ.
Temperature at s
a. m. today, 26.
Yesterdays wealth.
er, clear; tempera.
.ure. maximum, GO,
minimum. 20; pre-
cipitation, none.