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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-08
BRILLIANT ORATOR
SPEAKS HERE MONDAY

Mr.. George Coleman. of Boston, Mass.
will address the first lecture at enc
Eofr StSect Temple Open Forum. No"-
day night. October 18th. at s o'clock.
Mr. Coleman, who is TO be the speaker
at a luncheon in his honor by the Civic
Club Of Allegheny county in Pittsburgh,
will address the Wheeling audience upon
the same subject he will discuss in the
Smoky City.
Mr.. Coleman Is known throughout tho
country as one Of the most brilliant
men on the forum platform. A lifetime
Of personal experience with current
problems and a masterful ability at
grasping and presenting them have con-
tributcd to make him the most sought
after speaker in forum work. His CA
pacity was so generally acclaimed by the
thinking public that the ational Open
Forum SounCil elected him president. In
Boston. the home Of forums. whore Mr..
Coleman was president Of the city coun-
Gil, he is employed as director Of the
meetings at Ford Hall. an institution
dating back to Revolutionary times
which, the scene of many exciting ad-
fresses by the fathers Of our country.
has never failed to maintain its long
established standard. Mr.. Coleman
comes to Wheeling with tho authority
Of tried ability and national rcpute. Tho
topic to be discussed by him is the pres
ent situation. its factors and It's cure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-08
About People
Movements Of individuals to ano
From the City.

Miss Ethel D. kittle. Of Elm Grove.
leaves this morning for Pittsburgh; 10
attend the BeiswenSer-Naas wedding
there to-day. I
TO WeIrton after weeks visit with
Charles II. whaily. Of Los Angeles.
Calf. is visiting his mother. MRS FER
Mrs. Anna II. Pones. OF South FRONT
street. Mrs. W. B. Baggs and MISS
Anna McGrcgor left Yesterday TOT
Mountain Lake PARK. Nd. making Inc
N,t6rnry Wright Hugus will leave the
latter part OF the month: Tor hanoEs[;
New Hampshire. where ne VIII atlenu
a celebration OF the 10th ANNIVERSARY
80 dartmouth college. OF which he IS i
Mrs. Fl. r. Markel. OF Bae Ear Place;
with her two children. Betty Jane anu an.
virginia. and nurse. left last night LOT
SIoSn, clemens, where she will visit
her grandmother, Mrs. Peter Casssu.
who has been in a critical condition TOT
the past three months.
Mss Louise Holiday. OF Huntington.
va wall known in Wheeling. has
accepted Il position as teacher on the
5tasf Of the Union high school at Ben
wood ~,,.
street. has returned from Pittsburgh.
where she has been visiting nor niece
Mss Ruth Wolfe. OF TaylorstoWn. "a
who is student or the fennS! if1hAS
College for Women.
Mrs. Harry Hamburger lett last nlght
OF New York. accompanied by her SON.
Phillin, where she will join Mr.. Ham
burger who recently went into business
there. "
rived Yesterday to spend two weeks
with her son. Mr.. S. ". Noyes. Of the
MI Charles Reppeso. of Atlantic City.
who has been here on = short stay, re-
turrcd 10 his home the first OF the
week. Mr.. Reppeto was former
Wheeling lad
James II. Atkinson. OF the Island. left
last evening ,or Pittsburgh, Pa, where
ne will spend few days looking after
business interests.
Miss Virginia Bcllrille. or Edgwood'
Is spending a few weeks in Cleveland
the guest OF her sister.
Homer Mccain. OF Canal Dover. ONO
ia spending 4 week the guest OK rcl;i-
tiyrS on Fifteenth street. East End.
James wilkins. Of Warrington. v"
Va. has returned 10 his home AFTER
SPENDING I few days in the city looking
after business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Hazlett viii
leave Thursday on an automobile trip 10
the Hampshire Club. They will be gone
about two weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-08
MAKING UP LISTS OF
ELECTION OFFICERS

Mayor. Thomas +. Thoncr last night
directed each member Of city council to
secure, by next Tuesday night. lists or
election officials for tho PRECINCTS in
their respective wards for the Sl.vsn.-
600 street improvement bond issue on
November and tho Greater Wheeling
election November &c.
Efforts will b" made to s"cur" lists Of
men who are willing to serve ut both
elections. Each councilman is nlSo on
trusted with the task Of securing voting
places for both elections. Thrc" Judges
and two clerks arc required for each
precinct.
Mayors OF Warwood and the Out-,he-
Pike municipalities hav" been asked TO
submit tho lists Of voting places and
election officials who will conduct tn"
Greater Wheeling election IN those town
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-08
Curling Hair Like This
Promotes It's Health

For those whose hair is straight and
lank. nothing better could he recon-
,,,nndcJ tb,n Tho silncrinn method. This
inSurcs n beautiful Curlln"ES which is
perfectly natural in appearance: and III"
health If tho hair is not affected as
where the heated iron IS uS"i. few
nnnrcs ~ LIQUID SilmcrInc-WAivh can
II course be had a. any drug store
lasts a long time. 8" IT - quit cconom-
zeal 10 use. It is pleasant tn use. toe.
being neither sticky nor greasy. and ~
easily applied wIth a clean tooth brush Er,Ii
jrryth before retiring. Til" pretty wary
rrc"ct in evidence IN The morning Is
surprising to th"s" who try this Simnl"
mnthnd tho first time. TIL" l:guid also
serves aS m excellent dressing. giving
the hair delightful gloss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-08
wi1tins-Ryan Wedding,

An Interesting wedding VIII be- SolemI
niZcd this morning ut ST. Patrick's Cath
Ollie church ut Warrington. when Miss
Minnie Ryan Of that city and Mr.. James
Wilkins formerly OF Wheeling. will be
united IN marriage. Rev. Father Clous-
ton will perform tho ceremony in the
presence Of large number of friends.
Following tho ceremony the happy cou-
pie will leave on wedding trip to At,
Iantir city and New York. They will
reside nj baltimore. Md.
Miss Ryan is 4 very we'll known
young lady Of Warrington. having been
employed in the telcrhonc exchange
there for some time. Mr.. wilkins has
been connected with tho Il. e. q. railroad
for several years and was former assist
ant tick", agent il Wheeling. where ne
has many friends who wish he aud his
bride much happiness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-08
New Method Removes
Superfluous Hair Roots!

Have you tried everything for tfat
annoying hairy or fuzzy growth and about
given up IN despair" Well there's just
one thing more to try. and you must try
IT. because IL is the one home treatment
that rcahccs the very root Of such trOu-
bles. The new process IS rot to he COM
pared at all with depilatury. electrical
or any other method you've ever heard
or 1t il different because il actually
removes roots and all-you So" tn"
roots with yuur."wn eyes.
lust get a stick OF phclactine from
YOUR druggist. follow the simple inStruc-
rho result. IhelaCtne is odorlrsS, non
irritating, and can be used with entire
safrty---yuu could even eat it with inn
puni,y. II is an instantaneous method.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-08
Thee Dance Thursday Night.

A large assembly of young people Will
enjoy The Dance which will be, gwen on
Thursday evening. October 3. IN ConNch-
ton Hall. Auditorium building. IN"
feature Of the evening will he the must
cal nrocram which will be furnished by
C;cif's SaXaphonc orchestra of Altoona,
Pa This Is the initial appearance or
this orchestra in the city and much IN
terest Is being manifested in the music.
Tho committee is composed of the fol
lowing young men and they have lcft
nothing undone TO make the affair n
grand success
Rurris. Zwcir. Glffin. Wilson. Murphy.
Dorer, Frazier and Long.
PROGRAM.
One step-Takc Your Grille to inc
Movies
Two step-F1dCety Feet
Fox trot-TeI Nc.
Two gtcp-Nlammy OMine-
Ono stcp-Ive Got My Captain WORK
waItz-Tm Forever Blowing Bubbles.
Fox trot-Jcrry.
Two step-Give Me The sultans Ha-
One step-A Good Man Is Hard To
Find.
Two strp-EEyptland.
Walton What Pal Was Mary.
Ono stcp-I Amt Got No Time To
Monkey With The Blues.
Fox trot--The Namp
Two stcp-Whcn the Preacher Makes
You Mine.
Extras
Ono stop-Take Nc To Tho Land OF
Waltz-In A Kingdom of Our Own.
TWO step-The Highhrow Eaby's Ball.
Fox trot-Some Beautiful Morning.
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which will he solcmnizcd this morning
at ten o'clock in the bethlehem Luther
an church. Knoxville. Pittsburgh. Pa
Rev. +. Bciswcngcr. father Of tho groom.
will perform III" ceremony and there
will he no attendants. Following an eN-
tended honeymoon trip NJ. and Mrs.
RriSwcngcr will h. Mt home nj No. II
Excelsior street, Pittsburgh.
Among those from this city attending
tn" wedding arc:
Mrs. +. X. Naas, Frederick Taas, Mrs
T.. &. Vaas, Miss LOttie Schcnk. Miss
Ethel Drll kitiI". Mcssrcs. and Mes
danes. {. ]. Schambra and family;
NJ kreiEcr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-08
BAPrBT MEETING

There will be a congregational meet
ing Of tho members OF the First Baptis1
church this evening TO take up the ques
ton OF dlsposing Of the church property
located at Twelfth and Byron streets.
This IS a postponed meeting. the nrst
one having been held two weeks ago, at
which time a purchaser came before the
church to consider buying the property.
The meeting called for tonight will be
largely attended by the membership. as
notices have been sent out to all mem
bers. Il Is not decided what the plans
OF the church are for the future should
a sale be effected.
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include:
AlCSdanlcs.
mcc1ostev-rruschel wedding.

A pretty wedding will be solcmnizcd
this morning at nine O'Clock IN inc ~
AlphunSUS church when Miss Lillian l.
Truschcl will become the bride or MT
John ID. McCloskcy. Miss Regina SaurS
will be the bridesmaid and Mr.. William
MrCloSkcy, q brother Of the groom. Will
attend him as hest man. Father Eugene
q. NJ. Cap, will perform the ceremony.
The bride Will wear lovely gown OF
white gcnrE"ttc. BRAIDED in pattern with
crystal beads and large picture hat or
white Ecorgcttc and white kid slippers:
4 corSasr bouquet of brides roses VIII
complete the costume. Miss Sauers Will
wear a pink gcorgctte frock and a PINK
hat She will wear corSage or hillar-
ncy roses.
Immediately following tho ceremony
q wedding breakfast will be served NJ
the home of the bride on Seventeenth
street. and at twelve o'clock MT. NC
Closkcy and his bride will depart over
the Il. & O. for Huntington. where theS
will spend their honeymoon. On their
return they will take up their residence
temporarily i'll Fulton.
The bride is popular young lady OF
tn. East End and for several years mas
been employed as a stenographer Mt the
Prudential Life Insurance Company.
She is tho daughter OF Mrs. Veronica or
Seventeenth street. Mr.. McCloskey IS
the son rf Mr.. and Mrs. John \. Nc
Closkcy Of Mt. de Chantal. He holds n
responsible" position with the WoodShaie
Motor Car Company. They have mo
best wishes Of innum"rahlc friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-08
THE PANHANDLE
AGRICULTURE CLUB

A meeting Of the Panhandle ACteul-
tural club will be held Saturday after
noon at the club headquarters to discuss
plans for the winter. 1t is likely that
during the winter months meetings viii
be held throughout all Of the farming
communities OF the county. Plans are
also being made to purchase five car
loads Of stock feed under the co-over1.
tive purchase system. which enables the
farmers to secure materials q VAole-
sale prices.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-08

Friday afternoon AT o'clock. at which
the members of the board and directors
of the association will be hostcsses.
Tho crowd will leave the city in auto
mobiles ut three o'clock for the club and
u social hour and tea will be enjoyed.
Mrs. Harry l.. Bond and Mrs. ]: w. Cow
den will preside ut the tea table. Fol
lowing tea Il delightful ride through mo
Ohio county will afford much pleasure
to the visiting confcrecs.
Tho hostcsscs for the afternoon Will
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was the chairman in general charge and
his committee was COMPOSED of McSSrS.
l.. Toltz II. Dtiman and II. Sh"phaTd
This club has been organized sine"
Aui-ust and is composed entirely 90 cN-
scrvirr mon. The next dance Will b.
given October 80 and Will bc held in tine
auditorium of the ElkS' club.
Those present last evening were.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-08
Bieu venu Dance.

The opcniug dance Of the newly organ
lied Bi.n N"nu club was held last even
INK in the ball room OF the Hotel Nind d.
sur with fine attendance. Gumps
orchestra furnished the music for the
evening and refreshments were served
during the intcrmission. Ralph Taylor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-08
WEYR|Ck-BUSbEY
WEDDING TODAY
MISS HESTER ANN BUSBEY AND MR
JOSEPH wEYRICK WILL BE
UNITED IN MARRIAGE
AT NOON.
Hotel windsor VIII Be Scene OF Qu1et
But Interesting wedding
Today.

A quiet but extremely interesting we'd
ding will he solclnnizcd ut high noon TO-
dav in the parlOr Of the Hotel WINDSOR
D. when Miss Hester Ann BuSbcy and Mr..
Joseph Wcyrick will be united in marr>-
nre. Palms and other Erccnory, arrahs-
ed by Florist LanEhans. Will transform
J. the parlur into n bower Of loNllnCSS- Inc
/ ceremony will be performed by Rev. NJ.
! w. Castle in the presence or only the
very intimate friends and families or 'nc
bride and groom. There will be no I'M
! mediate attendants.
! The bride will wear her travelling COS
! tune, n brown suit with accessories or
similar shade. Her flowers will be
! Aaron Ward roses.
Immediately following tho ceremony
a wedding dinner will be served IN thc
private dining room Of tho Windsor ana
/ Iotcr in the dqv Mr.. WcyriCk and mis-
! bride will dcpart on their honeymoon
! trip which will terminate at Cleveland
! O.. where they will take up their resi-
! dcncc-
! Both young people arc very well known
! In tho city and vicinity and have many
! friends who will shower them with pest
wishes. The bride is the charming ana
accomplished daughter Of Mr.. ana Mrs.
| Charles s. Busbcy. of Sunnyhank race.
! She is n graduate Of Washington Semin-
nry. Washington. Pm Mr.. Weyrick ls
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Weyrick. or
this city. He was former manager or
the News LithoEraphing company. put
AT present ia located ut Cleveland. Q.
The following announcements nave
| been issued:
Mr. and Mrs Charles S. BuSbey q,
a,noo tho marriage OF their daughter
Hester Ann
| to
Mr.. Joseph Weyric&
At High Noon
wednesday. October 8, 1918
Hotel Windsor
wheeling. West Virginia
| At Homo
Cleveland, Ohio
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Young Mems Club Dance.
n,nner PARTY At Country rnn.

\ party of congcnal friends motored
to Bethel last evening where they en-
loved n chicken and waffle dinner at
Wayman's Inn. Miss Mary Wayman
served the dinner at seven O'Clock. Var
icolorcd marigolds and ferns formed a
very attractive cent crpiece and covers
were laid for the following
Mcssrs and Mesdames
August Duga VI. X. Ellkan
Chas. Somehow Albert Sonncborn
Louis Kraft Samuel LowcnStcin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-08

Tho greater the necessity Tor tSvinB
tho greater your opportunity to use
The Intelllgcncer WG'.t Ada
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-08

Betswenger-Vaas wedding Today.
Quite a number Of local people nave
ponc IN T,ittsburch To attend tho we'd
ding OF Miss Irma Vaas, Of this city and
Mr. Paul +. Bciswcngcr. Of Pittsburgh
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reception Por visitors.

A deliChtful social affair has been ar
ranged to compliment tho many visitors
who will hc in tn" city Wednesday,.
Thursday. Friday and Saturday in con-
ncction with tho conference OF the
Young Woman's Christian Association
~ ohio and West Virginia. This will be
n reception and tea at the Country Club
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M1sceuaneous shower


~ HIol,ie Clark. whose wedding 10
Mt Howell SicEler will he an event Oh
Friday. was complimcnted win n M
ccllaneous shower last evening az w
Grnr,t street. Mrs. JIG. Policy and Mrs
tTarnn Rruncr were tho hoStnSScs, ana
The bridc-clcc was the recipient OF MANY
The bridc-clect was the recipient OF many
in Informal social d diversions anu w W.
late hour dainty refreshments "'I
.n,v CARRYING out a color scheme OF
pink and white.
Those present were:
MCsdames:
r sierler George Bibhcc
= ~ Sict.icr f. L. Walton
IL II; ~, Sbcohcrd Chas. T.. Wilson
J. G.. Policy l. ). Eruhrr
Will RaduZincr W. - pIShct
ShcStcr policy Jas. RaduZincr
Shas Policy Mollie Clark
Howard Meeks
r.ur. Policy Mary MoSsbcrG
Lcona Conner Aoa "hson
Irma Wilson
For Bride-E1ect
Miss Lillian Smith whose ~; Sma pr s6is
ctnnizcd this month. was compIimehtcd
with a miscellaneous shower whlch was
EVEN BY Miss Cora Foster at her nome
on Center street, M"Hn .nn,ns on 5iS music
was concluded with the serving OF dcllc-
ious refreshments. ,,,..
Miss Smith is tho charming dauGhtcr
nr Mr.. and Mrs. W. Smith. and popular
young ladies' Of the Mound city; Mr..
chamberlain Is also very w"ll known
md holds n responsible position with
the United States stamping company nj
MoundSvill".
Those present were:
Mcsdamcs:
Gofc Riggs Emory Charnncrlaln
Everett Zumbrunncn clyde chamberlain
/ Carrie CullOm NilIlom NnaHipti
Everett Hartley IAN
, {'orl MCCCubS Guy Alexander
! Albert RoScrSon IRWIN Cochran
, George Fratcr 10 thH,Nh,run
/ George Myers W. w. Smith
Misses:
/ Viola Seelbach Nallic Bon1r
! MARGARET Chamber Xelma Mercer
lain io"llic f!Shrr
/ Mary Powell Vera Lou!,h
! olive spoon blanche Boston
! Amanda Morgan ticlcn iiart
fern Lipfcrt Cora torStcr
/ lula Campbell May Campbell
! Sdyth Holmes Grace Jack
! RIanchn Holmes Hazel Wilson
! blanche Mason Julia IIartline
/ Marie Fisher hrwlila C0iilTlo
! Petto Fair Mildred Smith
! Lena Pounds Daisy Gorby
| Leah Hubbs KUN Hcnncn
! Bcss McComba Virginia Bonar
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-07-17
The Oldest National Bankin Nevada
NO GAME WITH SPARKS:
BALL TEAM GIVES DANCE

The expected baseball game between
Sparks and Winnemucca, which was
to take place in this city next Sunday
has been called off owing to the in
ability of the players from the railroad
town to appear. The Winnemucca
nine will go to Loyelock on July q to
again tackle the Pershingites and on
August 3, Elko is scheduled to play the
local team in this city. Negotiations
are also on with Fallon and Manager
Travers expects to sign them up for
a contest in the neal future.
Saturday night the Winnemucca
team will give a dance at the Nixon
opera house. In so far as the boys
ave proven themselves worthy on the
diamond in affording a lot OF good
sport for the local fans, it is to be
hoped that the affair will be gener-
ously patronized.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-07-17
DRUGGISTS WARNED
BY SUMMERFIELD

District Attorney Summerfeld took
up an active part in the local pro-
hibition situation yesterday afternoon
when he issued instruction to the
Reno police department to notify all
druggists in that city that the sale of
essence of ginger is in violation of
the state law relating to prohibition.
During the last few weeks the po-
from men addicted to the haiti of
drinking essence of ginger, which, the
authorities claim, is about SO per cent
alcohol. This liquid. they say, has
been obtained freely from local drug
stores, especially by the Indians from
the nearby reservations and camps.
District Attorney Summerfield's
letter reads as follows:
Relative to the reports made by
cation by yourself and force that
Jamaica ginger, or essence or ginger,
is being promiscuously sold by some
of the druggists in the city of Reno,
l beg leave to advise that this is a
direct violation of the state prohibi-
ton law and should be stopped forth
with.
will you kindly advise the drug
gists to this effect and that any fur
Their sales of this article unless so
indicated as to be unfit for beverage
use will be followed by arrest and
prosecution."-IReno Journal.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-07-17
TAXATION OF PATENTED MINES

Under a ruling of the Attorney
Generals Office in 1918, owners of
patented mining claims who seek re-
lief from taxes on the ground that
annual work had been performed on
h claims, must file their afidavits
at the snext succeeding session" of
either the county, or State. board of
equalization, of the Tax Commission
at its meeting On October LIST. Dec
laration of intent TO perform annual
labor. with necessary bond. must also
be filed at the next succeeding ses-
sion" OF n of the above boards.
owners should see that their afidavits
are all filed with one of the boards
on or before October LIST. 1t is safer
and saves trouble if the affidavit Is
hied with the county board in July.
Each claim for which exemption is
claimed must be specified. The cor
rect form for affidavit is set forth in
the law, Chapter 206, Laws of 1915.
A. Z. ORGAN,
Assessor of Humboldt County.
jy17-31w2.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-07-17
RED CROSS WORKERS

Every woman who has worked 500
hours for the Red Cross in any capa-
city is entitled to a service badge. The
time is counted from April 6. 1917, to
the present time. The national head
quarters allowed the following time
for knitting:
Twenty hours for n pair of sox.
thirty hours for one sweater; thirty
hours for one muffler. twelve hours
Tor one helmet; ten hours for one pair
wristlets.
Those desiring pins and who have
worked 500 hours will please leave
their names at the Red Cross Office
with the secretary.
jy17w1.-IAdvt
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-07-17
WESTERN A WIN

The central western region, COM
prising the territory from Chicago 10
the coast and south of Ashland. Ore
gon. won over all the other regions
In the country in the recent mo
Accident Week" conducted by the
united States Railroad Administration.
western roads have again shown
their supremacy In the realm of safe
ty. Forty-eight out of sixty roads
show a clear record and the others
reduced mishaps 70 per cent over the
same week In 1918.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-07-17
BAND BOYS MEET

II present plans m~ateraize, Win
people will have an oppor-
tunity to enjoy some good music be-
tore long. A meeting of local musi-
clans was held at the firehouse last
Monday evening and good Roadway
made towards perfecting a permanent
organization. Twenty two members
were seucred and just as soon as sufn-
cient instruments have been obtained.
the band boys will commence regular
practice. Another meeting will be
held next Wednesday evening to COM
plete arrangements.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-07-17
WEATHER REPORT

Weather forecast for the twenty-four
hours ending 500 pm. tomorrow:
Highest temperature yesterday, 80.
Lowest this morning. SO.
Mean temperature yesterday, rs.
Normal temperature yesterday, ~.
Rel. humidity 6 p. m. yesterday, Is.
Rel. humidity 6 a. m. today, 81.
Prevailing wind direction. SW.
Weather forecast for the twenty
four hours ending S p. m. tomorrow:
Fair and cooler tonight and Friday.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-07-17
WEEKLY CROP BULLETIN

NEVADA-Reno; Warm, dry weather
continued, causing rapid drying of
pastures and ranges. Local showers
in south portion were beneficial. First
cron alfalfa practically all stacked;
second crop making rapid growth.
Wheat. barley and oats filing we'll:
~ripening in earlier districts. Potatoes
fair to good; berries generally plenti-
full. except raspberry yield. which is
light.