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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-09-09
sofa court, and it will probably be
followed by many other similar con-

sofa court, and it will PROBABLY De
followed by many other similar con-
victions.
The findings of the jury in the
Anderson case is victory to law
and order in Minnesota. It should
be followed with such sentences as
will forever put stop to any further
lynching parties in this state. The
Judge at Duluth owes it to his
state, that the penalty be such as
will never be forgotten, for in this
way only, can Minnesota be cleared
in part, of scourge which she suffer-
ed when band of hoodlums took The
laws of the state into their own
hands at Duluth last June.
And the trial should not stop at
those who participated in the hang
ing bee. If advices from the city OF
Duluth are true, the instigators "f
the story which lead to the hanging
should be placed on the stand and
their testimony taken. There is a
strong possibility that innocent men
were victims of the mob.
There should be no mistake how
ever, in meeting out justice to those
guilty of this prepostrous crime.
There should be no mistake in purg-
ing the fair name of Minnesota from
the stain which was cast upon it at
Duluth June Is last.
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Caught on the Wing:

1t had to come. The women down
in. Kansas are using lead pipe to
whip their political opponents into
line.
And now that women have been
given the vote, what is the south 60
ing to do with it's negro population?
And the colored negro vote ought to
count for something.
That Chicago man who is to fall
heir to $4,000 on his 25th birthday
providing he is perfectly SOBER,
ought to find some consolation in the
dry plank of the Grand Old Party.
And now, Townley is going to have
fine time explaining about his
Florida investments. If the good
people will only be patient and allow
these birds of paradise plenty of rope
there will be no need of anxiety over
the grand final of the Townley
machine.
Judging from Poland's reply to
the Wilson Administration on the
matter of friendly advice" to keep
within her own borders, that heroic
little nation takes about as much
stock in the Wilson League of Ma.
tons as do the majority of America
sane minded people.
Carpenter, the European champ
ion, is reporte to be planning another
visit to America. Perhaps the Old
boy is figuring on meeting up with
real bacon and was just awaiting the
results of the Labor Day battle at
Benton Harbor to make his visit in
teresting.
The mounting of a five inch cap
tured German gun in the park at
Sheboygan, Wis, may not prove Us
popular an undertaking as some
may think. Sheboygan is the city
where cards in store windows an
nounce the fact that English Is
Spoken Here"
Colonel House who is returning to
America, says that all Europe is in
terested in the American election as
thew believe it to govern this coun-
try's foreign policy. More evidence
that the Republican party must win
victory. Europe is not interested
in the outcome for our own sweet
sake.
It begins to look now as though
Governor Cox has started something
which the whole Democratic party
cannot finish. At any rate, they
are having an awful time proving
that his charges of high finance
| against the Republican party are not
as fictitious as Wilson's League doc
| trine.
1t is evident that the best thinkers
| of the Non-Partisan League are anx-
ious to stamp out the strain Of So
| cialism in their midst. Kalnes, So
cialist editor of the Park Region
Echo, has been rejected as candi-
date for the editorship of the new
league paper, the Pope County Tri-
bune.
The women of Portland, Me-, are
opening the first controversy Of the
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-09-09
THE FIRST CONVICTION

The Duluth lynch cases are now
being tried and the first member OF
the accused, Henry Stephenson, has
been convicted of having taken par:
in the rioting which three negroes
were hung June 18th.
This is the first conviction of the
kind ever handed over by a Mime
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ing under the strife of endeavor. If
she fails to make good, her loss will
be but the blunders of a business
system. Trade competition will Abe
stronger than ever, but with our new
shipping facilities, the whole world
should be made to come to our shores
for it's necessities.
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new suffrage laws. They refuse to
give their ages when registering to
vote. Men, they think, must just
take their word for their being elgi-
BILE to vote and not ask embarrassing
questions. But those who would
dance must pay the piper and the
good women of Maine are no excep-
ton to the rule.
Now that the public has heard
that Miss Ruth Law is an aviator,
and has seen the numerous pictures
of her in her Curtiss bi-pIane, the
same public might be interested in
knowing just Ruth Law the woman,
would look like. Some enterprising
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-09-09

Our shoe repairing department is
enjoying an increasing business.
Prompt service, satisfactory results
and reasonable charges, tell the story.
Docks Shoe Store, Main street.-Adv
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press agent might arouse some IN
terest by printing her in female at
tire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
LANSING IS THIRD
TO QUIT CABINET
OF PRES. WILSON

WARRINGTON. Feb. lG- Secretary
Lansing is the third cabinet officer ap-
pointed hy President Wilson I" quit ar
Ter differences with tn" executives
William jennings Bryan was IN" hrst
lie resigned on Jun" =, 1915. because OF
q Enlargement with IN" president oyer
tn" handling Of diplomatic correSpon-
deuce with Germany growing out "i suo-
marine warfare.
The second was I.indley NJ. Garrison,
Secretary of War. who gave UP his post
on February 10. 1916. because Of differ
enCps with Mr.. Wilson over the uueS-
ton Of independence Cor the Philippines.
Mr.. Lansing was appointed Secretary
OF State ad interim after III" resignh-
ton Of Mr.. Bryan and served until June
%, Of the same Year. when he WAS
mads Secretary.
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WILSON'S INTENTIONS
ARE STILL IN DOUBT
Palmer and McAdoo Forced
to Remain Inactive-Presl-
dents Letter to Former
Shows He Is Unmoved By
Third-Term Bogy
By MARK SULLIVAN.

('rpyripht 1920 hS y Y. Evening l'hSt.
wy! -, A., 80 .rh,. ro,,
NSHti ~ i.,,m,,,I nouIna-
Tor IA" E'pu n'''N" ,T,, chilli can
t'in Is no" w. S', ,',,', r ,' ,r candidates
i"SpW H. ".un ,""' .'I,ns mr., ON, in
,h" '""l V. .r, ''d 1,o,r DENOMINATIONS
~" open ne! "." .', ,,h,r vncriri-
arg p'vk'hs up "''' Tr'.n,ilv disnpsrd,
'AltN instructed w r, rr',,.sS If
Nhtr'Ner vac! '"m' - Row. dole.
ca"h Ch'luiuN|' J"hi"S a. ,t,,r,
gates hrr" ana ~" H.. ,..,,,.
NIL continue up /" '',, ''''! , ~ al
N"hti"N' ne t','''"S GUM ,,rd,.r in
~" present llhi' nave - i"," h,rc,,
'hr rae. ana 'hiS "i,''' ~ ,' 49,,
mhi"rui!N NJ IL Ih' ~ "i"h Iii
'"nNrhll"h. ai'h""Eh N'N. t r,c
take rl""" from ,Il'' =. . s,,m rnimy
going up l"I '''t' ,,,,i ,I1,,,np
down for '''h'; -, ~ has
Ih' present WIN , WIND
pfnpaDlH "N'' ON ,,,,,,, ,,,nrs Of
~ sum "n ~, -, -. p,n,,hliran
'uurS'' rN'ri 'h."N m,.s y, nm.
SITUATION VIII ,'k"'' L i l,,a,., =,
Tahdiuhtr Will nav '"'"r" nH,, -,
assure ms hoh'Ih"''",'' 80, ~ ,,rnIy
th" convention may P'' n'',, ~,
and cauE" hs mn'h 'N,',r,' Ut u, %';
one could wish for ana M nom h" ,. '',,'
discussed. Ent tor me fiTs'',' H.
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Convention at Chicago Insists
On Early Action on the Susan
B. Anthony Amendment

CHICAGO. Feb. l3.-GovHrn"rs OF the
various states that have not ratified the
federal suffrage amendment Will receive
kilograms demanding Immediate consid-
GRAFTON and prompt action by the lcgs-
latures. as result OF action decided
upon today at the opening OF III" nifty
first annual convention OF the National
American Woman Suffrage association.
Delegates to the convention number
ing moro than two thousand wish rat
ticstion to be completed so that oil wom-
en- OF the country can participate in tn.
presidential election.
Demand on the various state execu-
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SUFFRAGE RATIFICATION DEMANDED

tives for changed attitude towards
woman voters. followed the receipt Of
a telegram from Governor Robertson. 81
Oklahoma. in which he announced thai
he had called special session OF tho
oklahoma legislature for February 20
to consider ratification Of the amend
mcnt.
Officers OF the association believe II
will only he n few days before the nee
essary th!rty-siX states ratify the meaa.
urc, as legislatures Of thirty-one stateE,
have acted In favor OF the suffrage
amendment. ~
In addition to Oklahoma. the NV
Mexico legislature will pass on,f1ne
question on February %. West Virginia
and Delaware arc expected to tAho fAy.
orable action shortly.
Officers Of the association today Teb
ceived q telegram from President Wiisp4
congratulating the asSociation tor an
great work and wise Leadership
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.P|TTSBURGH'S "LONE
BURGLAR" IS NABBED

PITTSBURGH. IA. Feb. l2.--p"yl"
]. Darling. age 10 years, Of kunsas city,
was arrested here tonight. and accord
INK To police commissioner Kane the
Or. soncr has been identified rs tn" lone
burglar who held up wholesale nat
stor,. in the downtown section last night.
The commission said Darling was known
here as II. c. Smith" but that th" real
namo was found on an army discharge,
taken from the man.
Police who searched DarlinS'S room
~ a down town roomng hous" found 1t
cap similar TO the one stolen from the
ha, store last night. and also revolver
the commissioner said: Darling was
arrested while attempting l" cash II
check. In one of his pockets. Kane de-
cl.rcd. was found II manuscript which
contained information on how Ia b"
..urccssful as h"ld-up man and bogus
check artist.
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POLK
Under Secretary of State Will
Be Made Secretary AID
Interim

WASHINGTON. Feb. l3.-Frank l."
Folk. under secretary Of state, Will be
made secretary and interim tomorrow
70 act until President Wilson appoints
successor TO Robert Lansing. This il
expected to be in the very near future.
Several names. were suggested tonight IN
administration circles hut officials
frankly admitted that they had no defin-
tie Information as to who tho president
had in mind for the place.
Chief among, those suggested was Mr..
Polk. but his friends say that he Will
not accept the appointment IF offered
him because OF the state Of his health.
In fact. he has long had II IN mind L"
resign from tho state department and
take a long rest. course which his ply
sicians have urgently advised.
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TRAINMEN'S STRIKE
SEEMS IMPROBABLE
ACCORDING TO LEE
ORGANIZATION BOUND BY
WHITE HOUSE DECISION
President Transmits Union S
Reply to Director Hines
Committee Goes Home
Today

WASHINGTON. Feb. 13-~lrdtcatiol's
that there will 10 no Independent strike
Of railroad trainmcn were given late to-
dnv. when President w. g. Lee. annouhc-
cd, after n lengthy conversation win
Director General Hines that his organ
.zation was hound by ia" White house
decision" applicabl" 10 all tn" ralIros"
unions. The traimcn had acted ihdepch-
IDENTIFY In cancclling their wag" contract
cffcctivc February %.
Mr.. Lee said hc hal given Mr. lines
the trainmon's reply]tn the wage nrgot'-
ations and would not see the director
general. There will b. "tinG IT,
night or tomorrow. of tn" irainmen
committee, after which they Will T"
hpDl,
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SAVING OF LABOR
CENTER OF FIGHT
IN COAL HEARING
LEWIS REFUTES CHARGE
OF PENNSY OPERATORS
Who Allege That Miners OBJ
ject to Installation of Me-
chanical Devices

WASHINGTON Lrb 12-CharECS BY
,ro.a,,,r. ,ha, r,irc workers IN the con-
aI n.,,,,,.,.I,ori, fIc,d have ,,runsed IN
.."i -, ,I,n ,,,iro. - ,ohrr saving
,,o.,L;r.r,. nrcriri,,t,d = warm Cunlro-
'''', ',,,. h,,Ir, ,.,,,, ,,r,E,. sr,rrr
: ,,,r.i,, r,,,i.,,,.. j,.,,i.l ur
,.,,, ,,,o,l. ~. CONSERVATIVES
''''' -, ~ ,b,, finId md
VI 'Hr "''''' WV -, I.,,,.,I
avn" - ~ VS. :, ,..,.,v..
zinc No'hrtH' ''"N . .....r
Una inc h"'''L't' W. h.''''', ,oa
maize ~" ,,., ~. ,uhIi,. IN
opposed the lh''''S'H 81 '"' 'I"
obstructinE Inc lhS'shH'"''' an"
ment "t economic ih'l'i'h E, NJ
the D''um'nous ''''' ""r ,,'.
LOWS asserted arr "''" az '".
been Wiling [" '"-"p'r''' WIZ" W" "''
IN III. development an" E''"''' use
mining machlh"rE' I'M! ''''E "sN VIE.
they b" p'rm't''u /" H'"'" 'T"'.'n na.
WIN 'n' "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
CHIRIQUI GOVERNOR
KILLED BY ASSASSIN

PANAMA. Thursday. February L.
Governor r"rrIgault OF tn" previns Of
ChlriQu!, which along lies Coast R!can
frontier, was asssSsinstrd AT o'clock
tonight. according Ia adviccs in the city
No further details are rs yet known.
!. II is said that Governor Perrigault
had bcfri"ndcd ". Il. Chase. an Amcri-
can, IN litigation over land. This led
10 his assassination.
Governor l'"rriEaul was / panaman
consul general in New York city FOR 4
number of wears
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IS YEARS IN PRISON =
FOR WIFE'S MURDER

FAIRMONT. w Va, Feb. l3.-Fifteen
years in the state pcnitentiary al
Moundsville was the sentence dealt out
todny TO Nick Bostic. convicted Of Acc
cond degree. murd - criminal court
killed his wife Sera. ~ Bostic. Decem-
Der S. Judge Scot / xe imposed the
sentence late this ovt .ng. The crime
also involved the ~ Jg Of Joe SpnSa.
fore. Bostic Will nc. be tried on the
second count. that Of'9nurdering Spata.
fore and the one sentence will answer
for both. Bostic's n:tot1ey may ask for
a new trial.
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THIRD RESPITE
FOR SH0WALTER
Fairmont Man at Liberty
While Appeal For Glenn
ency Is Considered

FAIEMONT. ". Va. Feb. l%.---rrcsi-
dent Wilson has granted further respite
Of thirty days to Howard W. Sh"waltcr
Of F'airmout. who ~ under conviction in
connection with the closing Of the old
First National Bank " FaIrmont &C
cording To II telegram from Attorney
General Palmer To United Marshal
Smith today.
This makes he third thirty day re-
spite To b" Received lay Mr.. Showaltcr.
the purpoE" of which has been 10 give
lime to tn" consideration Of Mr.. Sho-
walters application for executive Glenn
cncN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
SHIPPING BOARDS
GERMAN SHIP SALE
PLAN IS ASSA|LED
SEN. ASHURSTLEADS
ATTACK IN SENATE
William Randolph Hearst tt
AL Bring Suit to Enjoln Sale
On Monday

WASUlNGTON. Fen. lj.---NlGoT"uS
opposition Ia shipping board plans l"r
the sale Of thirty former German pas
Scn.cr liners broke out III IN" senate
today. expressed in SHARPLY critical dc
bat" AMI presentation Of several ftS"'"-
lions proposing /" block III" action.
While tho debate was in progress othcr
developments cam" thick and fast.
John Barton Payne. chairman "f IN"
board Arprar"1 before In" senate COM
nIerCc committee" to explain Tn" Wh"l"
AFFAIR. and after hearing HIM IN" COM
mitIce. through lis chairman. senator
Jones Of WASHINGTON. reported to va"
senate that n" lmn"dia," action was
necessary 40 action accordingly was
taken.
At the Whit" House ,h"r" wa made
public n better concerning III" pr"p"S'o
sale sent Uy MIR layn" 10 the rr"s'd ,h''
which remarked on tn" "rici"uS hht
charac,Cr:slI, "t!aCk against IN" SNIP
ping board rrHana'ing from certain
quarter T. <i.I din. IN" sale "l IN" On
German passenger ships.
Hearst Asks Injunction.
In the District Of columbia supreme
court William randolph Hearst. appear
ing ms a taxpayer. hl"d An Application
for an injunClIuu 10 prevent the rr"r"S-
I'd sale OF the ships n auction M"ndnN.
The court ISSUED m order requiring TIE
board to show cause Monday why /"
Temporary injunction should not hN is
sued.
Chairman PAYNE assured ;hc nate
committee. and has assurances were re-
pcated To the full senate. that the board
would merely receive bids Monday Tor
the vessels and would report Ihr results
to the senate before acting. H." met
charges that the sale Of vessels to Il
single purchaser for s2S 200. o6h was in
tended with u Nat denial. but Repeated
his own conclusion. thai th' sale ~ ia"
vessels 10 American priVHt" owners at
the present ENC was IL tn" advantage
al the government.
Ashurst Opens Debate.
senator AShurst Democrat. "f Ar
IONA. opened tn" debate and later
brought II TO a head by offering COLI
current resolution directing thu shipping;
board to sell the ships except through
regular bidding after thr"" mrntES al
vcrtising lie and the s"unIpr' support
ing his resolution declared the board .
action would result in IN" sal" Of veg
sells worth 5000 n ton aui moro Ia phi
yntc interests for around $50 a ton. Tho
possibility tina; they might 80 10 English
ownership wns strongly intimated by OPP
ponets OF tlic Immediate sale.
Discussing fully with tho committ"?
consideration prompting The. hQaE9S
dctisier TO. hEs;rs7 %i'f| ms at,chl y
at sale ChairrFan Payne src-statcd IN
arguments briefly outlined in tho letter
10 tho president.
The letter stated that the ships are
10 ~ sold to- Americans only. Will serve
routcs which vii; best scrv" American
commerce: that none Of tn" ships VIII D"
sold 10 England or Ia any for eigr per
son. CORPORATION or country; that -
make the ships over 10 passenger Shl"'
will cost such n large sum that III :
board did not deem ii wis" /" mako such
an expenditure Of public moncy: thu.
Continued on Page Ten.)
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WEBB
AF|RE At SEA

NEW YORK. Feb IA wireless
message from the United States ship
ping bonrd steamer William Henry
Webb received here tonight stated that
thc steamer was on fire and in need OF
,mmedIa," assistance. The William
Henry Webb reported early today that
she was IN trouble off fuckers Beach. ~.
J., with a broken engine and boiler
trouble.
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Democratic Leader Hitchcock
Submits Two Drafts on Ar
ticle Ten, Either Acceptable
to Forty Democrats

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-TWO mod!-
ned drafts OF the Article y reservation
- the peace treaty wer" lad before Re-
publican senators today by Senator
Hitchcock. the Democratic leader. with a
promise that about forty Democrats
would support which ever OF the pro-
posals the Republicans found prefer
AbIe.
Both OF the propositions. however.
lad been rejected by Republican leaders
In the course OF the disrupted b!-parti-
san compromise negotiations, and it was
indicated tonight that there was little
hope that either would be- accepted now
The Republicans withheld a formal re-
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ELIHU ROOT IS NAMED
INTERNATIONAL JURIS7

LONDON. Feb. l2.--tBy tho AsSociat-
ed Press 1.-The Council OF the League
Of Nations transacted it's first intcrna-
tional business in st. James Palace to-
day with the naming Of Elihu Root as
one OF twelve international jgrlstS 20
bo invited 10 form n comm!ttc for plan
ming the organization of worlds court
Of Justice
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WASHINGTON Lansing ended his Ger as secretary
accused him OF usuTpnE the
cabinet Mr. Wilson's
believed then and N
because the presidents rondon
his he mad taheu a
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Many 'lfs" Beset Democratic
Candidates. For The Presidency
UNIVERSAL TRAINING
CANNOT WAIT SAYS
SEN, CHAMBERLAIN

WASHINGTON. Feb. l3.--UnivcrSal
military training cannot he "sidciraCk-
cd IN congress- senator Chamberlain.
Democrat. Oregon. f"rm"r chairman a.
tn" senate military committee. warned
the S"nHt" today.
1t may hc put aside temporarily. ."
said MIR chamberlain. but when the
people hHv' heard the arEum' ntS. th"E
Al" going T." ct behind ~"
The NuuH" democrats W'r" charged
by Srua'ur Chamberlain with taking
t. tho woods on the trimming issue and
he expressed hope that any may" in ihqr
direction by Republican leaders would
fail.
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JUGO-SLAVS MUST
AGREE ON F|UME
LONDON,

LONDON Feb Eta" Supreme
council today agreed IA note 70 Jug
Iiav'a regarding trum". whch II Is IN
',rrat"d pJl'rmlt informs -" lug"-SlnvS
rhlr some agreement must he reached
soon = uuie' j. ,Np"Ctrd IN the Adriat :
~ I'rrfu'rr MAJ Of Italy. IL reported
T." h" satisfied with Tia" note prepared
t"'i"!.
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Suggest Pennsylvania
Governor For President

PHILADELPHIA. Fob. Estate Sen
,,or Edwin II. Ware. leader OF the fac
ION rf the Republican party in Phtia'
l4Iphla. tonight announced himself In
favor ~ Governor Sproui for III" Rcpuo'
lean presidential uom!ratlon. He said
he f.lt :hc Pennsylvania delegation Will
40 solldly FOR him az tn" Chicago con-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
Secretary Lansing Resigns from Wilson's Cabinet
Following Rupture With the Nations Executive
CRITICIZED FOR CALLING CONFERENCES
OF THE EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT HEADS

SUGGESTS TENDERING RESIGNATION AS MEANS
OF RELIEVING HIS CHIEF OF EMBARRASS-
MENT AND WILSON fSKS HIM TO TAKE
THAT ACTION-HAD CONSIDERED GIVING
UP POSITION FOR MONTHS, BUT HELD ON TO
PREVENT INTERNATIONAL MISUNDER-
sTANDING-LEAVEs CABINET TODAY.
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xEpr1E1p READS CHAMBER.

SEW YORK. Feb. lS.-William c.
Redfie,d. former secretary Of commerce.
has been elected president OF the AM
er,can Russian chamber Of commerce
II was announced today.
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THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l3.-Poreeast:
ohio-Fair Saturday except snow
along Lake Eric, colder In west portion;
Sunday fair, colder in east portion.
wost virginia-Fair Saturday and
Sunday; colder Sunday.
western Psnnsylvania-snow flurrtss
Saturday; Sunday fair and colder.