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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-21
PR0H|BS MAY
NAME BRYAN

LINCOLN. N. B.. July 2o.-Leaders
in various delegations to the prohibi-
ton national committee tonight de-
clared they will go into their first ses-
sion tomorrow determined to name
William Jennings Bryan as their presi-
they have received word indirectly
from Mr.. Bryan that he does not want
the nomination and does not consider II
advisable for the party to place
The only thing that can avert an at
tempt by a large group OF delegates to
stampede the convention and name him
by acclamation, Is for the Nebraskan
himself TO send word that he positively
wiA not accept the nomination. accord
was sent TO Mr. Bryan today informing
him that unless such a statement is
forthcoming his supporters will attempt
to carry out thel Their plan; s., OF placing him
form that can be framed.
the decision to attempt to fofca
nomination Of Mr.. Bryan was made late
today after several secret conferences
of national committee men, delegates
and friends Of Mr. Bryan here.
4 lapse in the Bryan boom during the
early hours today revealed that Dan A.
Polling OF New York. acting interna-
tional president Of the Christian En-
deavor, will have considerable strength.
as many delegations announced him an
their second choice, Bryan being FRS
Besides the usual dry. planhs. the
platform committee will have before II
proposed planks on several other sched-
vocating public ownership Of railroads
and public utilities. a world tribunal to
settle international disputes. friendly
Soee Nth fe5s ss1ser sn, snip
lynching laws and one dealing with
labor problems.
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ROADS AGAIN ORDERED TO GIVE PRIORITY
IN MOVEMENT OF FUEL TO NORTHWEST

a movement which is believed would set
a new record for coal handling there.
Orders Supplementary $50.
merely rel Supplement- previous ones OF
preterence pre- in the supply Of open TOP
equipment for the use Of the soft coal
Announcement of the orders by the
commission followed conferences held
late last week by coal operators ana
railroad executives to work out the
ment to the northwest. The plan for
the priority OF movement was submit
ted TO the commission yesterday by
committee of operators and railroad
men.
AS reasons for its action the COM
mission declared that a shortage OF raii.
way equipment and congestion OF tIal..
fc. aggravated by labor tro4oles nag
action.
are: ne The Baiiimore % and Ohio from
mines west Of Grafton. W; Va. ana
myd'seeers aoyd eonpany n.y. the the Kew YORK c.n,r
from mines in Ohio. the Louisville ana
Nashville from mines on and east Of the
lines from Cincinnati TO Jellieo. len.
the Hooking VALLEY; the Toledo an1
Ohio Central: the Pittsburgh and West
Virginia: West Side Belt Railroad Com.
pany: the Bessemer and Lake Erie: The
pittsburgh and Lake Erie: the Pitts.
burgh, CHARTERS and YouShioghenyi tbo
Montour Railroad Company: the Mon.
onsahela Railroad Company: the Kama:
wha and Michigan: the Chesapeake ana
Ohio. the Norfolk and Western: TIE
Coal and Coke: the Union Railroad Conn
pany: the Sandy Valley and Etkhorn
RAILWAY Company: the Pittsburgh. Nc
Keesport and Youghiagheny: the Kama
wha and West Virginia, and the Long
Fork Railway Company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-21
ONE MAN SLAIN, TWO
SERIOUSLY WOUNDED
IN SHOOTING ARRAY

Special Dispatch TO The INTEL gcncer
EAST LIVERPOOL, July 2o-one
man is dead and two others, both
seriously wounded, are IN tho City
hospital, as a result OF shooting
scrape hero tonight.
In a quarrel that ensued at the
supper table following what Is said 70
have been an afternoon Of drinking,
DoInintck Campolo, so, was shot and
instantly killed. His cousin, Joseph
Campolo, SO, q fruit merchant, waB
shot In the right jaw and loft shoul-
der, and an unidentified man was
wounded In the abdomen and right
ann.
An italian, listed as John Doc, who
was identified as the man who did the
shooting was arrested by tho police
after chase.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-21
HARD COAL HARHGS
HAVE REACHED Co1CIUHDoH

Scranton, Pa. July 2o.-The public
hearings Of the anthracite mine COM
mission named by President Wilson; TO
determine wage and working conditions
of the 10000 or more anthracite coal
miners came to close hero late this
afternoon.
son, chairman and the representative
Of the public on the commission. said:
'"Our plans are that after We adj djoun
today. the members of the commission
individually will proceed to make some
analysis and examination OF the pro-
ceedlngs and the testimony and exhibits
that have been presented here by both
parties. After having done that, we ex.
and suggestions"
Taking up the demands by the miners
In the order Of their importance: MI;
the extension. Of the eight hour day
was prevented by the character cf tho
industry.
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WHITE Of OHIO
DEM CHAIRMAN
MARIETTA MN TO
LEAD COX CAMPAIGN
Nominee Puts Out Score
Charges Of Huge Repub-
lican Funds

Columbus. O.. July 20.-SeleCtion or
former Congressman George H. Whit"
Of Marietta. Ohio, as chairman Of the
Democratic national committee ana
manager Of Governor CoN'S calnpalEh
was forcSccn here late today. when MI
White announced he had been S'!cctcd
as the Ohio member Of the committee
10 succeed Edmund II. Moore OF iounSa-
town. 49,
Moore earlier in the day refused TO be
considered for the post because OF
pressing personal business. Mr.. White
selection as Ohio member OF the COM
mittcc made him eligible.
In comCormanCe with the recommch.
datton of its sub -comlttcc. the national
Committee unanimously elected George
n. White OF Marietta, Ohio. as It's
He succeeds Homer S. Cummings OF
Connecticut, who has served for, @lSh-
teen months and who desired 10 DC re-
lieved for other campaign duty; ,r,
Much OF the campaign details wcr"
left to Chairman White. lie was au-
ihorized 10 appoint a special campaign
subcommittee. probably of httcen men,
bcrs. and to arrange other details;
The committee did not tN 'hc uItrS
for notifying Governor Cox and MT.
Roosevelt Of their nominations but the
candidates and the new chairman ton
tatively chose Saturday. August Tor
that CT Governor Cox AZ MS hoile'
Trails End. at Dayton. The tollGwins
Monday. August 9. was se!ecled dHF
similar ceremonies for Mr.. Roosevelt
at his homo at Hyde Park. ", y.
The new chairman is torty-c'En'
years old and was assistant TO MT
Moore in Governor CoNS convention
campaign. HIS home is at Marietta
which district he represented in con
Cress for three years from 1910 10 l9li
and frorn 1915 to 1915. being defeated
for the intervening term. and also III
ISlS, He had peviously served from.
i9f5 TO 1905 in the Ohio legislature. In
congress he served on several import
ant committees. succeeding Governor
COY on the appropriations committee
Mr. White was born and reared IN FL
mira. y. Y. He graduated from Prince
ton University. while President wilson
was professor. ~ ,.,,i.
has anna sscd n comfortable fortune IN
oil drilling. but previously he founu
gold in the klondlke
cox's "Seare" Charge
Columbus, Ohfo. July 2O.-CharGes
that the Republicans were raising
campaign fund sufficient to shock the
sensibil;ties." were made tonight by
Governo.' Cox. Democratic preSideno,aI
candidate, in an address TO the Demo-
cratic national compittee. which per-
fcCtcd organization for the campaign
The Democrats. Governor Cox de-
clared, will insist upon continuance OIL
the senatorial investigation OF cam
paiEn collections and expenditures ana
also will make frequent and detailed
accoun,inEs of their finances. The
Democratic platform. he declared. Is a
"prornissory note" which will be PAID
in full. closing hts address with pre-
diction for a November victory.
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SANDY HOOK, y. j, July 2o.-Sir
Thomas Upton was nearer achieving
tho confessed ambition Of his llte-
lifting the Americas cup.
Today his Irish sweetheart. Sham-
rock ". ran up total Of two races 10
none against the American defender.
Resolute winning In neck and neck
contcs, by two minutes and twenty.siN
seconds corrected tiI"@. and needing but
one more victory to bear the bottom
less pewter mug back 10 ENGLAND
There were cheers on Sir Thomas
oteam Yacht Victoria when Shamrock
swept first across the line TO-DAY. but
there was a hush when her crew worked
Snycrishlv 10 free a jib topsan that
foulcd within the first few seconds OF
the contest This foultng permitted
ECsnlute to glide into the lead.
Sloop kept TO the fore, but when she
hit a soft SPOT" the rival craft slipped
again into first place. cdEinG along un-
iii she was half n mile ahead.
Spectator craft grouped at the hrst
turn greeted Shamrock with footing
whistles. as she rounded 500 yards IN
tho lead Away on the second leg they
ratspaw and Rcsolutr rolling m the
doId-ums CAPTAIN william T. Burton,
who il was reported might be removed
from command of Shamrock because or
MS showing in other races. was evil
dem making every effort to stage
cone back.
Resolute made a brave showing at
the beginning Of the third reg, and
nickinC up at the turn. fought her way
home under tho guidance Of Captain
Charles Adams II. disputtng every sec
ond. But it was no use. and by the
time Shamrock had crossed the line II
was certain that she had won by safe
though narrow margin. summary:
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JUMP FREIGHT
RATES HALF
This viii Be Necessary to
Absorb the $600,000,O
Wage Increase Granted

WASHINGTON. July 20.-Freight
rates, railroad executives estimated.
would have TO be increased nearly hfty
per cent 70 absorb the S6OO.NQo.OOo
wage incrsase announced today by the
Railroad Labor Board ard the Sl.nll.-
mo 900 increases in revenues recently
asked by the carriers OF the Interstate
Commerce Commission.
Railway executives tentatively esti,,
mated today that the wage award
would add Is per cent to freight rates.
while the estimate OF increase peces-
sary 10 advance the roads income TO
the six per cent allowed under the trans
pnrtation act is slightly in excess or
thirty per cent FOR all roads except
those in tho west. Western roads asked
TOR an increase OF go per cent.
Members ot the executive committee
of the American Railway Association
met here today TO formulate a request
that the Interstate Commerce CQmmis-
sion incorporate the wage award in any
freight advance granted on the previous
application OF the carriers.
In all probability. however. the car
r,ers will ask that the wage increases
be spread over both freight and pas
senger rates. Proportions have nor Yet
been worked out so that no exact esti-
mate OF the increase in freight rates
necessary 10 cover the added compenSa-
ZION OF the carriers and the workers is
possible at this time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-21
COAL OPERATORS ARE
RELEASED UNDER BOND

Charleston. w. Va. July 2o.-Onicers
of coal companies for whom warrants
were obtained last Saturday by United
States Attorney Lon H. Kelly, are ap-
pearing before the commissioning and
furnishing bond for the Huntington
term of the Federal Court.
TIE bond is being fixed uniformly. In
the penalty Of $1,000. the defendants
waving examination before the com-
missioner. There will be preliminary
hearing in at least one of the cases.
Some Of the defendants are appearing
before the execution OF the warrants,
and others are being served with the
writs by deputy warshals. Action on
all of the 35 warrants is expected by
the end Of the week.
Cases against two defendants have
been dismissed. Fred Stanbaugh, ses..
retary Of the Rock Bottom Coal
pany, and Mason Orchard. secretary OF
the Ashford Coal and Coke company.
These dismissalS were at the instance
OF the district attorney due to the fact
that they severed relations with the
com pany's before the alleged violations
Of the Lever act took place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-21
RESDLuTE HITS SOFT SPOT" AND
LOSES SECOND RACE To SHAMROCK
Jack Johnson Will
Serve Jail Sentence

Los Angeles. Calf, July 20.-Jack
Johnson, former heavyweight champion
pugilist Of tho world. who crossed the
International boundary line from Lower
California to-day. was brought here to-
night from San Diego ana lodged in the
county Jail. He probably will leave in
Nle custody Of federal officers to-mor-
row for Chicago, to begin serving SEN
tcnce for violation Of the Mann act,
federal officials said.
Johnson was not handcuffed at any
time since his sure hdcr. Sheriff J. g.
Cline said. Fear that he would be
handcuffed had deferred Johnson from
surrender for several days, the sheriff
sa id. and added that Johnson had given
no trouble and seemingly appreciated
consideration shown him by the federal
and state authorities.
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MARION. O.. July 2O.-A delegation
Of Elks from Findlay, O.. appeared un-
announced on Senator Hasd,5s ar ,hS : Rsnnbn saTn
to-day and with the help OF tne fNspu
lican presidential nominee ana oFaSS ass
band staged curtain raiser 10 ta'
front porch campaign.
The senator's role consisted OF great
deal OF handshakinS and n shor. taIS ~.
which he paid tribute TO the war
work of the fraternity and harked back
10 his boyhood days when the Marion
band of which he was a menloer. w W. "
over to Findlay for a prize compctltio,'
We carried off the prize, ne Sala,
and We came home almost as prono as
We were when We heard the result ot
the Chicago convention.
Ahout n hundred wero in the delega-
t!on, which motored to Marion and then
marched on the Harding residence with
a band blarinE at the head of tho col
urnn. They were led by Representative
X Clint Cole. who asked Senator Hard
InS to come to Ftndlay for homo COM
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-21
FRANCE WILL
DEFEND POLAND
PREMIER MILLERAND
MAKES STATEMENT
British Note to Russia Refers
Only to Severance of
Trade Relations

Paris. July o0.-Referrng to Premier
Lloyd Georges ulttmatum TO Soviet
Russia that If the armistice proposals
were not accepted Great Britain and her
allies would defend Poland With all
their forces and in every way, Premier
Millcrand told the Chamber of Depu-
tics to-day:
France will keep her word, as l am
sure Great Britain Will be faithful 10
hers"
London, July 20.-The British govern
mentS reply 10 the note or Foreign Min
lister TChitChrriu, of Soviet Russia, re-
rarding an armiStICc with Poland VIII
bo dispatched tonight. 1t intlmatcS
that If the Russians advanc" further
into Poland all negotiations for trade
between Great Britain and Russia will
bo broken off.
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No Military Display
at Ex-EmpreSS' Funeral

FarnborouEh England. July 20. tBy
Tba Associated Press)-Ouly veStige
~ that magnificence which attended
hcr eventful years as the wife or one
Of tho most powerful monarchS in
F11ropo marked the funeral this morn
ing az the once brilliant Empress Eu-
ya1is AZ the little St Michaels Abbey
church near the quiet English village
OF Marlborough ,;
Gorgeously robed churchmen admin
is,ercd the last rites but there was an
entire absence OF military display or
other show OF state splendor. King
George and Queen Mary or Great
Britain; King Alfonso and Queen VIC
toria OF Spain: tho Duke OF Connaught.
the Prince OF Monaco, members OF the
British Royal family former hlnS
Manuel ~ Portugal. and former Queen
Amelia. q swell as the ltallan, SpanIsh
and French ambassadors ana otnes
members Of the diplomatic world pald
their homage 10 the last Empress OF
the French. The chief mourners were
Prince Victor Napoleon and fT!hceSs
C1ementlne
rrtnc~sa C1ementine. aa the last
n,onotonrS OF the retreating SinEcrs
wOrc diving out stepped reverently TO
IN. head og the ro(tin and kissed y with
a SHOW o. restrained emotion. Her act
was rmGlatcd by the other mourners.
One by ono they passed slowly out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-21
RETAIL FOOD PRICES UP
WHILE WHOLESALE DRoPPED

WASHINGTON. July @o.-Whilc re-
tail food prices were steadily increas-
ing in June, wholesale prices or rood
stuffs dropped 2Hi per cent the Depart
mcnt of Labors bureau OF statistics
announced today in it's monthly survey
Of the American family's food budget.
The advance IN. the retail price OF
food during the thirty days ending June
Is. was placed at two per cent. or an
increase Of nine per cent since Janu-
ary l, Figures as 70 wholesale prices
showed that clothing during June de-
crca sed even more than food. the de-
cline amounting to az per cent. Fuel,
and lighting. and other items In the
budget Of the average family incrca sed
moro than four per cent in wholesale
price during the month.
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FORMER EMPRESS HOT
TOLD OF SONS SUICIDE

Doom. Holland. July 2o.-(By the AS
sociatcd Press DIR. NandenberG. who
assists the court physician in the treat
rnent of the former. German empress.
was called into consultation at Doorn
castle today and decided that the condi-
lion Of the former empress was such as
10 forbid her being Informed of Prince
Joachims death.
No service has been held at Doom
castle. and no one has gone from tncre
70 attend the funeral The former en-
pcror is greatly afflicted. and his grief
is augmented by the necessity Of hiding
the truth from his wife.
4 special message from WIer!ngen
savs that former Crown Prince Frcder-
iCE wilhelm, though Informed of the
death OF Joachim, has decided not 10
come to Doom lest his visit upset his
0,other
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-21
FINDLAY ELKS STAGE CURTAIN RAISER OF
THE HARDING FRONT PORCH CAMPAIGN

ing OF the Elks, OF which he IS mem
Der. early in August. He replied that
he would a least drop in and Say
howdy." IL his engagements permitted.
I'm very proud to be an. Elk. Sena-
tor Harding said. and l feel that the
Elks of the United States have made a
record for patriotism and service that
will remain imperishable as long as the
memory OF the great war endures.
Politics was not touched in the talk.
BY their unannounced arrival they
steal from the people of Mansfield. o.
the distinction OF being the first group
of political pilgrims to be rCCeiy"d by
Seantor Harding. \ Mansfield delega-
tion is TO come on July 81. and their
visit is the first on the official pro-
gram Of the front porch campaiEGT; camp i,;To-n,.d
to-day that about 1000 would come
from Mansfield. and that they would ar
rive by airplane. motor and rail. q W.
Henny will be the air pilot OF ~" dele
cation and shower Marion with Harding
and Coolidge literature -----.-
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ISSUING MEDALS ONLY ON
INDIVIDUAL APPLICATION

Washington. July ?o-Victory medals
are being issued by the war department
plication only, and no arrangements
have hccn made with the American Le-
gion 10 distribute tho medals, Secretary
Baker has informed Marvin G. SperrS;
president Of tho Private Soldiers ana
eI1ilors legion. Mr.. Sperry rccchllY
that national headquarters Of the Am
erican Legion had announced that ar
rangcmGnts had been made. for that or
Eanizathion TO distribute the medals
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-21
eleven SLAIN; Three
COURT HOUSES BURNED

Belfast. July 20.-Eleven members Of
the Royal Irish Constabulary were shot
the burning today OF the Cardonagh
court house. the third court house in
North Donegal has been burned within
e. week.
It is said that these buildings have
the trial Of Joseph O'Doherty.< Sinn'
Fein member Of Parliament. who has
been charged with soliciting subscrtp-
tons for the Irish Republican Parlia-
ment.
No Dublin Metropolitan policeman
has been killed since April 20, the men
Of this force now being unar1ned while
on duty
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-21
suRyEY OF FEEBLE-mNDED

CHARLESTON. W. Va. July 2n.-The
national committee Of mental hygiene
has completed the work at the chill
dren's homo in Elkins, the Odd Eel,
lows Orphanage at Elkins. the girls
industrial home at Salem. and IS start
ing AT the Boys Industrial school at
pruntytown. in its survey Of the feeble
minded of West Virginia. according to
l, II. Putnam. executive secretary OF
the state board Of children'S guardians.
Professor Walter Riddle Of RridG"-
Mort w. Va. n member of the faculty
Of the summer school of West Virginia
University. has been added 10 the force
making the survey.
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SNYDER, OF WEST vIRGIN1A,
TRANSFERRED TO SINGAPORE

WASHINGTON. July 2o.--ChanSes IN
the consular corps announced TO-DAY py
the state Department effect six conSuIs
general Robert Frazer OF PennSEiEa-
Ma now at Kobe Is ordered to Wash
inctnn to assume his duties as consul
general at large. Edwin \. GunSaIuS
Of Ohio. now consul general at SlnSa-
moro. is assigned consul GeneraI AZ mar
f.x and will be relieved by Alban G.
SNYDER Of West Virginia. who now is
consul general at Panama.
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Shooting By Soldiers
Without PrOVOCatiOn

Graham. y. G., July Co coroner )
;ury returned n verdict today that with
out rroyocation machine Gunners guard
ing the county jail here fired on citizens
Monday night. killing one man ana
wounding two others. The jury, a.
clarcd unfounded. charges OF the mlit@ "a
mo-, that n mob attempted 20 storm the
jaii to gain possession Of three negroes
held in connection with an attack on
white woman.
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Bodies Of Mine Victims
Under Tons Of Rock;
Another Body Found

Pittsburgh. Ia, July @l.-":30
a, m.-The body of another VIC
tim Of Mondays explosion in a
coal mine at Rcnton. eighteen
! miles from here. was recovered
by mine rescue team shortly
before two o'clock this morning.
The body was brought 10 the
surface and identified as that of
Mike Costa. one OF tho party OF
nine men who were in the mine
when the blast occurred. The
legs had been blown off.
Mine rescucrS said early this
morning that they expected to
bring out the bodies of the seven
mon who are missing sometime
today. One body was recover
cd late yesterday.
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Defender. Yacht Makes Brave
Showing on the Third Leg
of Triangular Course, But
Too Late to Save the Day
Upton Now Confident Of
Victory
ABOARD s EA VI YA(

ABOARD STEAM YACHT
VICTORIA, July @0.--(Ry wire
less 10 The Associated Press.)--
Sir Thomas Upton declared at
the end Of today's race that ne
believed the showing the sham
rock " had made justified HIM
in the hope that he would lift
the cup this time.
II started out this morning.
as usually do, hoping. to be
fortunate enough 10 win. but
Yachting, as in every other sport,
there is no certainty" said Sir
Thomas Upton. IF there was.
there would he no pleasure in II
for me. The ambition and
pleasure in my life is for the
hest boat to win. l am under
good hopes that I will lift the
Gun this time. l feel after to-
days sailing that l am justified
in hoping"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-21
MAY ABOLISH TRIAL
BY juicy IN IRELAND

london. July 20.-Andrew Bonar
r.aw IN" government leader In the
house Of commons. asserted last night
mi INC government was getting the
irish situation better in hand" He
declared nothing would be gained y,
tho introduction OF martial law: put san
~ coynrnment was considering what
additional powers could uscfully be Sc
cured by new legislation. :,
Mr.. Bonar Law was understood 10
moan abolition of trial by jury by this
latter statement.
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THE WEATHER..

washington. July 2o-Forecast'
ohio-Partlv cloudy; slightly warmer
Wednesday; Thurgday fair.
west virg1nia-Gonerally fair Wed
nosday and Thursday, slightly warmer
Wednesday.
western Pennsylvania-Genera fair
wednesday and Thursday; no decided
temperature change.