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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30
HAPPY TIME AHEAD FOR MOST
ENERGETIC WORKERS THIS WEEK
Contestants Forging Ahead in Big Race For Rich Prizes
Seven Big Automobiles angling In the Balance-Cam-
paign Ends October Is

last days that generally decide the VIM
ncrS. for tn" prizes Will not come 10
them. they must go after the prizes.
Such reward as The Wheeling Intelli-
a"nccr - offering amply bridges the
horizbOn of any ones ambition. ana
why" Because there arc q goodly NUM-
h"r OF energetic and pleasure loving
! mon and women Of this community VINO
want an automobile. They show II Ny
becoming contestants in tho campaign,
and thoy arc showing row by earnest
Misunderstanding "f tho sort that
lcpvcs no doubt of their firm determine
ton 10 tap opportunity on the shoulders
swinging her into n chair and holding
here there until the end comes. g.
Seven Automobiles.
Tho automobiles given by The Wheel
ing Intcllgcncer arc seven OF the best
cars that could have been chosen Those
contestants who during the remaining
days strive most valiantly and make
telling progress on each Of those days.
! will be the ones vitcd by the judges TO
stcp forward ut the end Of the campaign
and take possession Of their cars. Be
tween now and then however. the credit
standings Of the contestants are apt to
undergo considerable shifting. Conse-
aucntly. to provide for contingencies
, that arc bound To occur before the clos
ing hour. forcsightcd members will
and arc-making their territory yield
the utmost results.
Three Weeks.
Now then. loss than three weeks are
loft each ono Of III" contestants have an
equal opportunity with tho others. IT Is
all a matter Of doing the most hustling.
Oprortuulty sccms to have singled them
hor II Is only
short junr TO vi.tnry now in this cam
rairn. All members have running
start nd those who arc the most coura-
gcnus and tn" most cntcrprlsing. Will
arrive n tho goa! r"ady to step into the
autoninb:lo and ride swiftly to unbound
cd pleasure.
Who will win the prizes or better stili
who ill win tho Wil!ys-kright? Is the
thau"h urrcrmost IN III" minds OF the
workers and their friends. \ detcrmin.
ID effort must hr mad" this week to Sc
curo every promised subscription. 80 as
to have it count its greatest value N
credits The faint heart ed members
must give way to the more energetic
ones. aui marking tim" must cease. II
will not hc long until III" big prizes will
L." AWARDED and after October Is. II Will
he too lao 10 scrurc credits.
Many So1t STEIS app'tF oh 'he Sotn
. paign map. ard there ar" many nearby
towns that have no local representatives
in tho race. One or more energetic con-
;oetants could find business good In
these places Thorc IS 8 great demand
now for tn" latest ncws and there Is al
WAYS n ready saI" for fh" lntclligencer.
'rh" hic campaign CONES I" definite
ard decided "nd October 18th and the
iir,c from now on must hc put TO IT'S
ono hundred pcrccn: advantage by those
vino nsrirc to winning the choicest
/ prizes. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30

LONDON. Sept. @9.--L"nd"n today
faced s,rict'r food ration.nE than for n
year Regulations which wrr" wlnk"d
al even h.'C"rc tn" armiStic". when sup
Plies started coming in in larger guam
titles. today w"r clan'r'd down hard on
all kinds "f nl"ats and butter and sugar
Cured meats which were only slightly
r1tIou"d ,!urIu; tn" war. today we're
placed IN The sam" cnt"E"ry a. other
meats Fish was not placed under th'
ra:ion,nE cdirt. but the lack of transp"r-
tatinu J. "ff"ct!nE tn" supply.
II iS roughly CStIiuat"d ih"r" Is
fourteen weeks food supply III IN" c"un-
try. If II is conserved. Restaurants have
eliminated hutt"r from th".r menus and
restricted bread To- on" roll per meal.
The familiar miniature war steaks ardin
are in evidence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30
SHIPPING To
BRITAIN IS
CANCELLED
ALL SAILINGS OFF
DUE TO R. R. STRIKE
Cutting Off Supply Of Bunker
Coal By England Is Respons-
ible-No Comment

WASUINGTON. Sept. %9.-Sh'rninG II
American morris. So far rs il concerns
shippirg board vessels with carG"'S
c,nsignCd to rorts Of the United King
dom. WAS al a s,aadslill tonight because
Of tho strike Of British railway workers
SUSPENSION Of tn" sa.linEs Of all YES
sells under its control In ports oi Eng
land. Scotland. ireland and Wales was
announced today jDy the shipping board
through the making public Of an ord'f
issued latc saturday night. when the
railroad strike hccarl" a certainty.
Tho shipping board. il was cNpla'ncd
nrdn-rd sailinrs suspended following re-
rcirt of Information from its representa-
,iyns in Engl.nd rs 10 conditions IN the
pcr,s there. and after the issuance oi
tho British order prohibiting the fur'
nish.ng of bunker coal I" any shlps
other than outbound British vessels.
While shipping board vessels ai!ocat'
I'd t. Tho United Kingdom trad" conStl'
tutr only about one half If the Nm"ri'
can tonnage rncaE"d in that trade. the
congcst ion Of ports resulting from inc
strike and the British bunker coal order
arc expected to stop eventually. should
the strike continue. tho sailinGs OF all
American craft to the British isles.
Shipping hoard officials refuse tc
con,r,c-r! on Ia" effect the suspension
would have on the gradual accumulation
and resultant congest! ton Of goods at At
lanlic and gulf ports. and at the rail
road aduinisi ration il was said that as
poet Of the situation would be dealt Will
whom il arose.
Sailings Of British vcescls from Amer
lean ports To ports Cf tho United King
dom have not been suspended. but M
shirning hourd'S order would indicate
that such n step was being contemplate
even on III" Cv" Of the strike.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30
four men ARE
BURNED TO DEATH
WORKING IN SlL0

MEANWHILE. Pa. Sept. 29.-Fouf
men were burned to death when trapped
in a barn fire near Conneautvillc. thif
afternoon. Casius aiorris. 65, owner Of
the property: Fred McBride. ~ Nern
Spcrry. 65. and Frank X. Norr. As. knorr
was unmarried. the others leaving fan,i-
lies. .,~a
The men were ut work with Morris ia
his :'lio. whi!" ~" cn:ilaEe was bcinS
rut Ly +-rarl engine power. An un1
noticed ~1Hr,, rr"m the engine fircd1H
barn and soon Il sheet OF flame Sprea
over the top uf the si.o in which tbs
four rl"r were. EIrap" was impossIoie
and All w"r" burned 10 death. The fire
was communicated To the house while
the hnrr wa destroyed. TIC l"5s Is
estimated at from $1,000 to $1,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30
19,1OO FEET IS
new RECORD FDR
HYDRO-AtRPLAN

NEW YORK. sept. @2.-~Thc worlds
alilrud" record for hydro-airplah"
c1rryin: It passenger WAS broken To-Day
hy rIl"b :. RragE. when he reachcd
height Of -, H." feet over Fort Nash-
Inptuu. New York. il was announced TO-
uight hy tho American flying club. The
former record was 1c.9Q0 feet. made by
Bragg in l9l1.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30
WILSON NOT TO
Be WORRIED BY
ANY BUSINESS
PRESIDENT TO TAKE
COMPLETE REST
Not Permitted to See Any SEN
ate Leaders-Rcception to
Belgium Royalty Deferred

W-ASIuEGTON. &.ut %. N'"r day
Of rest. i'rrSid":i Ni'%'n ", ',~Ir.'.'' q
rs slightly h"''"r" IN an 81; ',.' ~. ...., IT,! 80
tin ISSUED tonight ly Ir carey J. '''>
rho buli"tin. which r""r-!"d ~" i,r..i
change to y" officially ,"''i IN W. '. .,
sons condition sine J." Mh ~ =! -
last Friday, did not ~" "i''',.
was issuci nj ton "c!"rI ,"H'@h' IN!
"'rhr president is slightly lct'"r. =,
(Signcd ''r"! '''''
wAsnnNGToN. Sept. "9.~-T"d"r m
absolute prob hit:on arH:n.t work "r
worry. President Wilson m.;,nH today
the vacation which las been 'l'""E' r.H''i
as tho cure for his attack &c 'rN"uS 'N-
haustiOn.
After another troubled n.rht i" slept
from carly morning until t"w'rh n"''.
, and in tho afternoon was taken for m
hours automobile rldc. T!.' r"r't"'":
Of tho day hn spent quietly S""'U'i"! u
his room or talking with numbers "' 'i
family, his attention bong kept '"rnp"-
lously away from CXCCutiv" business a.:
any form.
So thorough will hc III" crTort ~ pr'-
vent him from doing any work that II"
will not be permitted. for III" rr"S' ~. T"
soc any Of the sCnai" leaders ~ rh'rE'
! Of the tight for ratification "f ~" p'r''
treaty. White TIous" officials h'll"'" ~
. essential that this subject. which hn''
! occupied such Il larg" sTa"" in ih' pres. :
dents mind. hr put entirely aside.
Tho date Of tho visit "t King Albert
and Queen Elizabeth. Of l!"lgiUm, I" th'
White House also VIII b" changed. II
! was announced definitely today. h"CaUs"
/ Of Mr.. Wilson'S condition. Instead "f
! being received by tn" president ut tie
+ end Of tho present week. III" kim; and
| ruccn, FIRST will max" their tour "f the
country.
II was said NJ tho Whit" 1I"us" that
| these precautions only w"rc rart ot
J Or. Grayson's original program nf quiet
| for tho president. and w"r" not I" h" in
! tcrprotcd as indicating any change III
| his condition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30
new YORK STOCKS UP
FOR BRIEF WET PERIOD

NEW YORK. Sept @?-ActinE. Il is
sad. on one Of Brnadway'S famous ru-
morS" that within a week President VIII
son would cast wartime prohibition into
the discard by proclalminE dcm"bilizH-
tlrn c"rnplct"d. New York liquor dealers
began today stocking up for Il hr!cf
wet" period until next January. WIN
huge qiiumtiii"S Of bonded wh'Sk"y ar
ri,iug her. from Kentucky. restaurants
and saloons began enrolling h1rt"hdcrS
and waters previously LAID oil.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30
ANTHRACITE MINERS
TO CONTINUE CONTRACT

PHILADELPHIA. Sept @2.-The e1-
sting contract between IN" I;n antntaC!e,.
.,,,,,.7 v.,-k.rs and operators. including
Tho supplemented agreement rroy'Gn,s ,e
for tn" payment Of bonuses 'n'eFeu ~, ~ -
la-f N"y'mh"r. viii continue III
,,.ii N,rrn 81. 1870. II was so decIdcd
-, , r.ur.. .r.,,rc hero today between inc
rros.l .l.,,s or tho thrn" anthractt" dis
,r,.,. nf tho United Mine Workers OF
Nu.r..., r"d the committee "t ah'hra-
,.,t. up. "at"rs. ..so-
..b.. runf.rrnr" was called 70 c"nS'o"r
r." sixi..u'h L"m1nd OF the recent ~.
I:-,rici ....,ycu,iou Of mine workers NJ
l,.:r,..shar-.. calling for L Contlnuat:"n
or ,,.. surnlrm"rtal agreement. Wh!'h
was t. hay" "vp:r"h with III" declaration
Of pcac" With ~" "Nc"p,'"n n' 'o'-
,nninv thls supplemental aEr""m"nt no
change WA mad" in tn" general con-
tract.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30
Negroes Who Assaulted
White Woman Shot by Mob

made l!til" effort ~ get away and W6r"
only Il f"w yards distant when th" mob
opened fire. Phif"r Was instantly killed.
h,:. body being rddlrd with bullets but
crosby lived for several hours after he
waS shot down.
The two ncgr",s had h""n SrSnt"d
preliminary hearing earlier in the day
and their trials set for Friday. The mob
hrEan organizing soon after the result
of tho preliminary hearing became
known. and because nf III" danger the
authorities decided 10 tax" The prisoners
10 IT," stat" prison.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30
STEEL STRIKE INTEREST CENTERED IN PLANT Of
BETHLEHEM STEEL CO.; REPORTS CONFLICTING
DESTROYER
TOWED into PORT

KEY WEST, Fla, Sept. "9-Th" d"F-
trrvcr Green. which was disabled y"St"r-
day by n boiler explosion. was tow"d
INTO nrrr hcrr lonirht. james Joseph
uurnn ur Hhiladrlrhla. fireman. was m
Sianily Killed. two other men severely
.,raIL-d ard several others slightly m
jurcd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30
THE WEa-EEE..

WASHINGTON. Sept. co-Eorecast:
ohio-Fair, oooler Tuesday; Wednes-
day probably showers.
West virginia-Eair, cooler Tuesday:
Wednesday party cloudy, probably
showers.
western PanasylVGria--Fair, cooler
Tuesday: "Wednesday partly cloudy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30
MINERS AND
OPERATORS IN
FIRST CLASH
OPERATORS SAY THE
SCALE is IMPOSSIBLE
Maintain Delegates Come With
Hands Tied and a Strike
Threat as Argument

RIr'FkI.O. y. Y. sep. ea.-Th" s"lt
,..ol uu,ratr-,: and miners Of tn" CEN
,rll ,'rn,Icti,iyr ;icld. r!aSh"d nj i"dayS :
wage ronCrr,ncr on tn" issues oi wh''h-
,r thu war TIM agreement OF AprH i''o
rs st'll IN force and tn" extent "l h"-
,l,-,,, vested N ihr miners delegates
in l., ..nliar" - now scale. Tn" u'oa''
dur,n., - four hour session was at times
heated. but th"r, wa, II" indication "i
h:r;,l; u the negotiations and when ad-
inurrm, II, was TAX II II was with an
rrrccm.rt I" m""i n,a.n tomorrow.
~, i.s,cs wrir raced IN tho first r"-
,pnr4, "f thr operators /" III" d'nahdS
49, ,h.. ,uIurr, for SIXTY percent in
rrr1.. in wagCS and shorter hours ana
cam. h.r,r,. th" Joint r"nt"r"n"" IN
statement signed L. Thomas T. l'r"w-
%trr. "N.cuiiv" chairman "f IN" "p'rft-
tors The srrt"mrui characterized the
mIn,rS' demands as ''rndlcaIly cNtraNa-
gant ard in"uif"S;ly imr"ssihl" Of ar-
ccptancc" rh" operators ais" maintain
81 that tn" miners Delegates cam" /"
the. present conference with their hands
,r.d iv instruction" from the IAl''u
VI. nc Workers cleveland convention ana
with q strike threat as ih"ir imp"!I!nT
argum'nt"
Lewis Replies.
Inhu r I..v,s. actin: president nf tho
I'rif.I Mn. Workers. replied I" IN" "r-
,ro,ors' statement. He protested
against Il summary sW""p:n= aside or
tho detailed dcrlandS "f tn" miners ana
urged that they b" C"n.'d"r"d on" 10y
ur. on their rrrr.tS following IN" "0urS"
of previous wa" conf rrr""s. -" d"-
cIarrd that IL" miners d"i"Ea'"S han
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30
Troops Now In Charge at Omaha; Riot Ends
Mob Is Now Condition In the Hospital and May Not SUI

General Leonard Wood Commander OF the central & De
partment of the Army Is Expected to Arrive in City
Today to Take Charge of Situation No More Rioting
Reported Up to Late Last Night-county Attorney Attorney
to Attempt to Fix Responsibility and Start Prosecu
tions-City Was Quiet Yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30

that tho ultimate victory is 10 hc gained.
knuwl"dEc is not power until II = hp-
pli"d. CONTESTANTS Eu"w tho end "r ih.S
campaign is p"ril"uSly NEAR and tn" "'E
majority uf them know that II Is the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30
british RAILWAY STRIKERS
RESORT To TRAIN WRECK|NC

Tho government Will not r"cedc ono
inch tn" correspondent Of Tn" Assocl-
atrd Press was told by an official.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30
GOVERNMENT OPTIMISTIC
REGARDING STRIKE TREND
London Faces Stricter Food
Rationing in a Year

LONpON. S.rt. @H.-Tw" attempts 20
,rrcck trains ruuniaG h..'w""n l.n@d"n
md brigham hy placing h"uld"rs OIL IN"
,rarks were reported today. Military
rnrcns arc guarding tn" ln".
strikers in Scotland ha'" hl""kAd"d
,uo rains. Tho London amd Brighton
company deny that seventy ~" percent
or the cng,,,. DRIVERS ant ir"m"n ~
sse;r Itnc ha... o:i"rCd t. r'>,!iH" work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30
aovernment Optimistic.

I,ONDuN. S"r'. -9.--ti"v"rnm"Ht "ih-
ciaIs w.r" decidedly optimistic 'n'S
n,nroinr i, their expressions regarding
,he trend OF tho strike. The corr spond-
ent OF the Associated Press. was "fh,'i-
slIy informed that the mach:uSry Tor
the dis,rihution Of food is working so
we'll that il IS possible 10 announce tha'
adequate supplies are absolutely guar
pntced 10 the country. More than ioo
trains are operating in the various dls-
tricts' and the number - increasing To-
~ some or tho operatives being volun-
,ccrs and other union men who oppose
the strike.
The government attitude is unchanged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30
THE INTELLIG E y G + Il

Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State Of West Virginia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-17

will hold a meeting tomorrow after.
noon NJ 11o o'clock In "a Fellows
hall Local A. we'll a. vialtine mem
BEES are rnaiiaiiy invited.
Tho pupiik of the Indian School hre
flYipE q dance tonight % c~elebrats
rs',lens asy Member o. ,ns
IN groups
The rlris Of ~. vlncont's Academy
Will have = party this evening IN honor
% thg day. rames viii be played and
~ pafflCk'H decorations Will be used.
This Girls 81 The seventh and oirhth
erades viii celebrate this afternoon
Knights OF ryshlas Mineral Lsdee
No. Z viii hold regular meeting to-
night tMnndayl al the Castle Hall
ne ~ W 0oid Ave. n ; o'clock.
The knight rank will be conferred
add refreahments viii be served. Visit
tors welcome.
y. 4. sherman. assistant forester Of
the tnlted States. arrived here this
morning from Washington aud viii
kpen,i several days az the district
forest office. AIR Sherman h par
iicularb In charge OF the work Of the
land cffices
Col . ". Wilson, superintendent u
the New Mexico Military school AZ
Roswell. was In the city last night,
N'NHN nNHM MNMNN NNNM HNNNI ~ ANNH
Wilson wan appointed u member Of
the state board o. education b
Governor iarraaoio.
John Tumhr. secretary Of The New
Mexico Public Health Association.
will leave tomorrow afternoon for Gin
clnuntl. shore he will attend a con
ference Of Red Cross seal saleH auth
orltles. ON details % the next Christ
mas Red cross seal camralgn Before
returning h. win visit Washington.
william a. McAdoo. former secrs.
tary % tho treasury aud director gem
cral Of tho railways under federal
control viii pass through AIbugusr.
que tomorrow loon enruutc from
New York. where he has attended The
funeral Of his s~cn-in-law, 10 CALI
fornia, where he and his family are
spending the winter.
Daniel padilia. who represented
Bernalillo county IN the legislature
lust closed. returned home last night
NJ fHdilla was successful In passing
his whole program u legislation In
the house. including free text books
and the repeal Of b ruad ~pcr-capita
taN. roih bills we're killed in the son
ate. Mr.. padlila proved q highly uHe-
tot member % tho house. aiding aC-
ttsly IN legislation 81 interest 90 Al
h%uuucrque and ncrnaiiilo county.
Mr. Blanche Corby. who will
lecture uu Christian science al tho
Crystal Opera House tomorrow evan
lnF Will arrive on No 6 tonight from
Los AnreieH Airs Corby o. an author
i1ed lecturer on Christian Science.
being q member OF the board N Lee.
furrshIp % the Mother church. the
First Church % Christ. Scientist. lm
Boston. GfHaH. The lecture viii start
promptly az o clock aad will be free
20 the public.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-17

hos raI
hear the remarks
about her daurh
ter
Yes rald the
second caller. and
married o. an old
man. too
- should think
be- H. old sald he
first WHY he
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-17
PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS


70 whore De has been reporting leg
isiHuNr proceedings
o. j. Thompson, u Corona, ID ln tho
city.
L. g. Ru-hvorih 10 here from
Pueblo.
y X Jsnea, Of Las ysras lu In tho
cts.
Mrs 3 Hanson % Gallup. ls visit.
iur friends mere
Mrs 4 ". Tamonr. off Gallup. o.
hero Tor 4 short visit with niends
PHI Jackson. u Las Lunag, BE- In
tho city.
" %Epperson arrived here last night
from W faso.
nom-To Mr aud Airs Anofsc fan.
doval zoe y igth ~, % son, on sun-
day afternoon.
Don't forget tho ~. ratricks enter.
iaiument az the Aiouauerque business
College tonight
A. X Lyon arrived here from santa
~ ilni nisht for a short business
trip
zncarias psdnla OF SIM Rafael ar
rived here Yesterday on a business
"Trip.
{ W Lyons. Of tho editorial stan
~ the santa ~ New Mcxican Is In
tho cty for Il fsw daya. accompanied
rs bic wife
Speaker Antonio 4. sediio Of The
house Of representative ard Mrs.
sedliio returned Yesterday from
aania re.
The directors ~ the chamber Of
commerce win meet Tuesday niHhi 80
tie chamber p%arlurr Important bust
nesI win be- Transacted
Alamo Review 40 O. W0man'H
Dement, Association ~ the Aarahoss
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-17

twice her real agc. and three times
the aEc she rays b ls''
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-17

for clused rsf. eat 2il aial0n.
Tax stand a. grimshnw-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-17

$50 Hclcu's married said tho first
iowcrinr her voice ~ that her
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-17
S G e r
Haul
Anything

records for 20 years or more. The
month averaged o.Ok Inch Hrcater In
precipitation Than February, tetS The
Grua,crt monthly o was aSl
inches az Anchor Mine. extreme east.
crn Taos county while no precipita-
ton occurred al stations and a doz-
on others q but a trace. The great
est amount In any % consecutive
hours was ~ Inches "a Black Lake
on the 18th. The snowfall averaged
80 inches. and there were I days. on
the average with precipitation.
Wind.
The total wind movement al San.
"a Fc Wa s.gl1 miles. or a.a miles pct
hour. highest velocity. 40 miles from
the northwest on the 37th. Al Ros-
we'll the total movement was 1853
miles. OF 10 miles pet hour high
est velocity. a. miles. from the north
vest on tho 18th ~ the Agricultural
College the total movement was G.afs
miles. mr. "a miles per hour highest
velocity. 50 miles from the west on
the 18Th. ~ ~ rusu tho total move
mcnt was a.uia miles. ur ia.8 miles
per hour. highest velocity. g. miles
from the west ON the t2th. while ~
A~lbuluorque, IN "a record from the
iith 10 ths close % the month there
was recorded i.t1H miles uf 90 miiea
per hour. hlgheai velocity. - milcs
from the west ON tho 27th The pre-
saiiiug direction Tor the state VAS
from the west, d the 20 Wa
more windy than any previous Feb
ruafy for several years.
sunshine and Cluudipc~-.
There was ~ percent % the post
bic sunshine recorded az Santa Fo. or
2i5 hours, there were 90 days with GO
percent " more 90 the possible
amount Roswell recorded VI percent
~ the possible sunshine and had -
days With Go percent OF more % the
possible amount For the ate. ~ a.
whole. thore waro ~ clear days.
partly cloudy. and Z cloudy
MISCELLANEOUS I'hcromrna.
Hirh winds were most frequent ov
81 the state on the 30. 18th. iath.
18TH. fist. -fth. aud Iith. the iath
and -ith Nrre especially windy and
difsrrreahir POS occurred 40 Hta-
lion in tho northeast counties ON the
- Ca 9TH. ith. itth. 18Th and .ist
slest Vas noted at scattered stations
on the fd i2tn. 18th. -ist. e1d and
2ith Thunder occurred 20 "a Few
station. ON tho Ism. gtth and ssth
Lunar haius W.rv observed on the 9th
ifth a. 18Th 20 solar halus on ihr
aa. 18TH 18th ana e1d
Evaporation.
The marked iucroa-c iu wind AZ tho
Agricultural college and Elephant
lutte Dam ~ we'll is higher temper.
ntures was accompanied hy d marked
Increase ln evaporation. but at tho
field station iu Santa ~ this dlf NOT
otCur Thus With e mean Temperature
ut 81 d'rrurH. average hourly wlun
ot - miles aud uH1 precipitation tho
evaporation at ths Agricultural tol.
iegr amounted 20 iiss Inches ~ 81.
phlut Butte dam with n mean tru
rsrnture uf cas- degrees. akcrIaH
hourly wiu' uf miles aud inch
precipitation. thr evaporation mount
cd 90 Ht.t while -t SAINTS &c.. with
a Werr fon porifure ~ 500 degree
average hourly v.ri 1f 90 u.irs Goo
tsrpHr. ti.H Amounted tH iH-f lurHe
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-17

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