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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-29
PRESIDENT WARNS OF
GREAT CATASTROPHE
Booker in Favor
of Nomination
Through Primary

Two bills having an important bear
ing on state politics were held over
until next Wednesday by the senate
committee on privileges and elections
Yesterday morning one Of these is
the Booker bill requiring nominations
for congress 70 be decided by prI-
n1arics in every district in the state.
senator Booker's interest in this bill
IS personal and intense al this time
as he and Rorer a. James arc the
only proha Bile candidates for reprcsen-
tative from the Fifth district. TO sue
coed Judge f. w. Saunders, who has
been elected 10 the supreme court Of
appeals"
Senator Booker charges that his
opponent who is chairman Of the
state Democratic committee. would
dominate q convention and that the
only fair procedure is for both to
lay their claims before the Demo
cratic voters of tho district. He says
that there are only two districts IN
the state where nominees are chosen
by the convention plan and that tho
primary system should prevail in.
every district.
Tho other hilt went over n wedneS-
day on motion of Senator Rison after
the committee had voted s TO 4
against reporting IL, This bill which
was introduced by senator Grayatt.
requires paItv registration ten days
before any primary conducted bv
either the Democratic or Republican
parties
Opposition To the bill was PRINCIPAL
~ founded on the assumption that
many voters would be kept from the
polls If any further requirements were
enforced Senators Holt ami Trintit
were agreed that il is hard now 70
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-29

~atrs E.wc't. Robertson, ozIln ana
Speaker Brewer
senator Deal. in presenting the
name Of Afr. Shackleford. S.lid he
bowed IN the viii of the people.
Il came here uncommitted' he
said, but with personal leaning
toward a man whom | shall not
namc.'
Delegate Norris, in aecondins the
nomination Of Mr.. Shackleford. call
"a upon thc Norfolk representatives.
Ia release mem bers from any pledge
they may have given to vote tor
either candidate, in view If develop
rn~ntS on the floor of the caucus.
'Iirnse courtesy does not extend 70
the point where it viii defeat the witt
ply to- the request of Delegate ChorTH
that his friends in that body vote f'lr
Colonel Sergeant
senator Deal announced that he
vas willing to release everybody from
any pledge.
Among gentlemen there is m need
nj pledge, Delegate Cherry dc
.clared.
Delegate CIordwon seconded the
nomination Of Mr., Shacktcford say
ing the representatives from Nor
toik had neutralized themselves and
that members must vote according Ia
the evidence presented 10 the caucus.
Other seCondlng Speeches were
made by Delegate +. Hugh Smith and
Senators Cannon. Downing and Epes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-29
Sergeant Is Nominated as Judge of
Corporation Court of Norfolk City

Three yorifcations ~ TIE 'foif ~rall
were necessary last night in the toins
Democratic caucus OF the general as
seubI} 70 determine that C6!anei w.
II "a geant had defeated common
woalt.'s Attorney q. L Shackletord
for the nomination AS judge Of tn"
corporation court Of the city Of Nor
folk, to succeed Judge Alien y.
Hanckle who few minutes before
was named as the choice Of the body
to preside over the uewly-createf
thirty second judicial circuit.
The vote as it was finally announced
by Chairman James II. Price stood
~ TO A. for Colonel Sargesnt He
had given 1t, after the second veriil-
cation OF the figures, as tf To ~
Theirs vas a good deal of confusion
on the loor and Mr.. Price declared
that he entertained some doubt as TO
the absolutely accuracy II the count
Finally, he decided to verify ii for
third time. Members of the caucus
upheld him in this decision. When
the CLERK came To the name Of Dele
gate Blair. that member changed his
vote from Shackleford To Sergeant,
The third roll call, however, had the
effect simply of proving tn" first an
nouncement correct, with the change
Of one vote to the winning asnirant.
Interest In the contest developed
Al the OUTSET when il was assured
that Delegates Cherry and Dodson.
representing Norfolk in the house ana
Senator Deal, representing that city
in the upper branch presented the
spectacle OF house divided against
itself" The two delegates were
strongly IN thrIr advocacy Of Colonel
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-29
EXPECT OPEN FIGHT ON TREATY |
in THE SENATE WITHIN TEN DAYS
Senator Leedy Insists on Consideration
Of Suffrage Bill Despite Illness o. Mapp

slider 1t personal favor ana fhat hc
consequently withdrew his motion.
other matters cja aimed the alton
ton OF tho senate Tor several minutes
and then senator l.c~dy rose again
to state that. after consulting with his
co-patron&, ho had decided TO insist
on a continuing order, with the IN
dersja nding that il be postponed from
day To- day senator Goolrickk then
offered his motion which was carried.
The resolution in question was re
ported by the committee on privileges
and elections by vote of to 3.
RILIS PASSED
The following bills were passed by
the senate Yesterday:
Senate sill. No. ste permit
women to practice law in Virginia.
senate Bill No. - To validate
certificates of aeknoV Judgement to
deeds and other writings recorded in
Virginia taken by officers of other
states than Virginia who are author
ized to take acknowledgement Of
deeds in the state or territory in
which they act.
senate Bill. No. 7a---To enlarge and
dehne the power and jurisdiction OF
police justices to admit persons TO bail
ard fixing the CONF ensation therefor.
senate tEit. No Ho III ptF 'I4I
members of corporations. when ply
sically unfit or otherwise disa bled
from being In person at any meeting
called or held to vote by proxy.
Senate Bill M. 77--Creating and
establishing a circuit court for the
city of Buena Vista, defining the
jurisdiction thereof and providing
for suspension of the sessions Of the
corporation court Of that city dur
ing the existence of the circuit court.
No. So was introduced by Senator
Cannon for tbs express purposes of
permitting the members of Lee camp
"a dispose of the building belonging
to the camp which is situated on
Broad street The building was sold
sometime ago, but the transaction has
never been closed as il has been i'm :
possible to get a sufficient number 81
the members present to vote on the
question Many of them live out of
the city and are prevented from at
tending because of age or intirmity.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-29
Vets Combine in an
Effort to Defeat
Prohibition Laws

Washington. Jan. 2S.--Wet oreani-
cations throughout the country are
encouraging defiance of the NolStead
enforcement act and to bring the fed
eral prohibition amendment into the.
forthcoming presidential campaign.
Prohibition leaders in Washington are
convinced that the night for enforce
Faen' must be waged To a finish. and
mat both the great parties must carry
a plank to that effect In their reSpcc-
tive platforms
Leaders IN the prohibition fight.
both in congress and outside. are fully
convinced that the wet interests. haN-
ing failed in all their efforts to oh
tam relief in the courts, Including the
supreme court of the United States.
WEI attempt to prevent enforcement
ny any and all means al their dis
pcsal
1t was learned here on unquestfon-
able authority that William Jennings
Rryan's attack on Governor r. / Ed .
wards, Of New Jersey. who is alleged
70 pc kindly disposed toward the wet
forces, was by way Of serving notice
on those high up in the Democratic
party that the Nehraskan wouIu carry
the tight for the enforcement of the
federal amendment into the Demo
cratic national conv. ntien IN San
""NlSto next June, n so dong, Mfr.
BRYAN Is expected to denounce the at
ntude taken by Democrats in New
Jersey and Maryland in algning them
serves with the liqurr interests in the
last gubernatorial elections. The fact
mat the state of New Jersey seems
the least inclined of the fortv~eiebt
states of the Union to accept the de
clsinn of the people in adopting the
'ederal amendment is taken to be due
10 the fact that New Jersey was NOT
merely liquor stronghold, but also
10 the fact that some officials admin
istrattng the state government sought
once avowedl.' on a liquor ticket
While he Nebraska statesman
believes the issue c,f ma iiona1 pro-
hihition has been disposed of by
the federal amendment. he has
repeatedly sounded the warning
that the enforcement of the law
Is one of the most serious tasks
that, will devolve on the next ad-
mlnistrauon. whether IL is Demo,
cratic or Republican.
IL is taken n significant that the
nTucr FORCES raist i their voice in con-
gross last week and came forward
with all kinds of excuses as IN why
changes should be effected in the fed
eral amendment The purpose behind
the move was plain to those who had
kept careful eve on developments.
Prohibition leaders within the Re-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-29
Doctors Among the
Favored Few in
Cooke Liquor Bill

Yesterday the twenty eighth. was
featured in the state senate by the
introduction OF the celebrated Cooke
liquor bin, providing for the manu-
facture and sale %: whiskey, brandy
and wine. for medicinal purposes, by
the commonwealth.
Under the terms Of the bili conceiv-
ed and created hy tn" Senator from
Emporia the state health commis-
sioner is to he something IN the ma
ture of an official bar keep for the
state The commissioner s duties %
not end, or start, with the Distribution
nf the now rahooed fluid. however. hut
he must take lessons in the manu-
facture of the three liquids mentioned,
or else engage some expert 10 take
charge IF the manufacturing end OF
the csta hiishmenE-
The bin provides for all this, appr0
priatinC sum not 10 exceed $25, o9N
for the renting Of premises, the en-
ployment OF assistants and the pur-
chase of machinery. apparatus or sup
plies After the original expendi-
!
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-29

ia prevalent elsewhere and the more
virulent infection may he brought to
Us, thus again causing q sharp rise
both in cases and in fatality.
While all the above is of interest.
the real thing to consider Is that the
health authorities are doing everything
possible to meet. whatever situation
may arise As far as We can now
judge, in spite of the large number of
cases reported in the past three days
l., would seem reasonable. To, conclude
that the epidemic will not reach any
such proportions nor will the cases be
q anything like the severity of last
year
our neople nre keeping their heads
cNcellentiy The spirit shown cannot
he too highly commended
DEATH RATE Low.
1t is noticeable that fewer patients
are dying of influenza and Pneumonia
TOW than in the fan of 1918. However,
all of the city hospitals are filled. 1t
was announced last night there will he
room this morning for fifteen white pa
tients at Virginia hospital and twenty
additional patients a the Citx Home.
The capacity of the, Virginia hospital
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-29
EIGHT JURORS CHOSEN
IN NEWbERRY CASE

Grand Rapids. Mich. Jan 2S--
Eight jurors had been tentatively
accepted tonight in the trial Of United
States Truman II. Newberry ana g
others, charged with conspiracy in
Illegally exponding funds II obtain
Mr.. Newberry's election over Henry
Ford. Two Of the eight probably viii
be subject To peremptory challenges.
The alacrity of the jury selection
was surprising. both to the defense
and government attorneys, each side
having forecast that the other would
occupy hours IN quizzing every tales
man. On adjournment tonight it
seemed probable that the jur will be
completed by tomorrow night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-29

A bill has been introduced in tss
house OF delegates by Mr.. Roschen, OF
Richmond to create board which
shall be known SIS the state Athletic
Commission of Virginia" This COM
mission shall have soul direction
manage ment. control or, and juriSdic-
ton over all boxing sparrinE. ana
wrestling matches IN the state Of viz
~inia Il shah be composed Of three
members appointed by the governor,
ary two of whom may act These two
men can permit in any firSt-class city
and only in frsr-Ciass cities any box
inr contest or prize fight which they
NAV see III, If ii does not exceed = ten
round fight This II the important
thing in the bill, The other matters
are Of minor Importance.
The question before the people of the
state Of Virginia IL this; Are We will
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-29
EBERT TIRES Of HIS
JOB AS PRESIDENT
BY KARI Fl. Won wirGA>p

Berlin Jan, s.-Baunted by the
srectreS of red revolution or the one
hand and that OF cOunter~revoiution
by the irreconciiahie n1onarchists on
the other. his home fenced in by
harbed wire entanglements and fortI-
fed by machine guns. with armed
guards posted in front and rear,
Friedrich Ebert is "a id to be weary Of
his job as president Of the German
republic,
Notwithsta ndinc the peeNish and
indignant denialS NJ Wuhe}nstra So :.
whenever this Is suggested, reports.
said 10 emana to from his personal
friends are persistentlN circulated 70
the effect that he IS anxiously lookin :
forward to the day when Ne can step
out and become a private citizen
again.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-29

After a brief clash between Senator
LcedE ana the other members of the
senate yesterday the resolution re
Jectng the federal suffrage amend
ment was made q special and CON
jinuing order for Tueseiay at i2:30
o'clock. This Was done ON motion Of
SenaRor Goodrich strong opponent Of
The amendment, in consideration of
he Illness Of senator Mapp. who is
the acknowlcdEe leader Of the pro-
ponents of ratification
The slight tilt furnished the first
semblancc of oratory heard on the
floor OF the senate during the session.
In contrast to the house" no debate
OF any character has cnlvened thR
daily sessions OF the upper branch.
Senator Leedy opened the bout by
moving that the resolution he made a
special and continuing order for
1890 o'clock TODAY. Senator Trinkle
, i'm mediateIY took thc floor Tn oVpo-
sition to the motion. saving that Sena
tor Mapp was indsposcd and unable
To he at his desk aud that il was
obviously unfair to decide tho issue
in his absence.
LEt.DY'S ISSISTE<CN
Senator Leedy countercd by saying.
II had to live through a period like
resign. il / lived through II. but I'd
probably die. With the "hu' raging
some member is likely to be sick at
any time
Senator Rison swelIed the chorus
of opposition and Senator Leefy then
moved to make il a special ard con
tinuinE order for Friday, Senator
/ Trinkle was quick to rHhounce this
proposal. saying that he was greatly
surprised and had never heard Of a
case when senator who vas in
charge Of q bill was SO unfortunate
rs TO he III to insist ON disposing Of
the bin In his absence.
senator Holt. president pro tern. 81
I The senate and strong anti-suffraEist,
confessed that he hated TO sec the
! question disposed of as the presence
Of the fair sex added greatly TO the
| pleasure of any occasion.
Senator Leedy then announced that
he had just learned from Senator
I Oliver that Senator Mapp would con-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-29
DEPTHS Of OULLNESS IN
SOCIALISTS HEARING

Albany, y. X. Jan. 2s.-procesd =
,ne-s III the hearing OF the Ave suspend :
cd socialist asse mblymen before the
assembly judiciary committee sank tn
f9t-'F rths trf titfti1ess today and for
the greater part of the afternoon there
We're very feW outside of tho mem Der
81 the committees. the counsel So
kislists and newspa pcrmen TO listen to
The dreary recital
When Adjournment was taken at
$40 y m. the general impression was
that The prosecution had failed 10
make good its promise to produce evil
denCe showing definite connection be
tween the socialists and the Russia u
r communists or other advocates 0f
5hysical forces. /; IS learned that AT
!cast so asse hivmen Ia Ky this view
AID are in favor Of dropping the
'harces and reseating the socialists
unless stronger evidence IS produced.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-29
sTRAP NANGER HAS
HIS DAY IN COURT

Chicago, Jan. 2S.~-The strap hanger
had his day in court today, Mrs. Jo-
hanna Walsh. dressmaker, who was
injured in an ovcrcrowded street car
IN 1914 received q judgment for 81 500
against the company from Judge Tay-
Tor n thc appe late court a..,... ........ o..
Where carrier permits a car 20
become oHercrowded after one has be-
come a passcn ger" said Judge Tayior
in his decision, and 50 brings about a
dangerous condition. ii has failed to
exercise that high degree OF caution
.Nhlch the law reauirNs."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-29

Berlin Jan. 2s---The condition Of
pr Matthias Erzberger the finance
minister who was shot by a would be
assassin Monday, was considera bly,
worse today and dispelled the hope OF
hls colleagues that he would be able
to resume work in a few days. X-rays
revealed that the one bullet which hit
him splintered his shoulder blade and
caused an internal hemorrhage.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-29
Economic Results
of Prohibition in
Various Sections

Minneapolis, Jan. 2S.~-Prohibition
is given the chief credit for an un-
usual gain in the deposits in the saw
ings banks OF this city since the war
time prohibition act went into effect
Speaking OF the remarkable increase
which Immediately followed the o9eu-
ing OF the era OF dry conditions, f f.
Wafface, of tho Farmers and Nc
chauics' Savings bank. said: This gain
made by the Minneapolis banks In
deposits this summer is renlarka btu
tsually during the summer the banks
register slight gains or merely no 4
their own with respect Ia the spring
figures. Prohibition has been respop.
sihle for great share of this gain
During July and~.Auguat, alo.ne the de-.
posts in the Minneapo savings
banks jumped from s222,5I5,4e3 to
s24a.072.a5l an advance oil approx
mately s27 100000.
Columbus O.. Jan, 2s.---A Arrests have
been SO greatly reduced since prohi-
bition went into effect that the Frank
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-29
STEAL LIQUOR FROM
MILLIONAIRE HOME

Hampstead, \. Y, Jan. 2S.-The
house Of August Belmont here has
been ransacked by Burglars, but
nothing was stolen except "A. quantity
of whiskey. The same gang, II is
believed, alsn entered the home Of I.
r. Parker in Garden City and took
about So 600 worth of siivcrware after
turning the house .topsy turVN. II il
believed the intruders were seeking
hidden liquor there also.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-29
49, ,,,sox., paor,T "a
mack or EVERY MOVE

Paris. Jan ss.--rhe implied charge
that tho standard oil cousnany inAn~
ence.I the decisions OF the AmerfcaM
apt~4aticn t. tn. peace conference Na4
ntade bN pertinax ~ the Echo TIE PaftM
today in the coHrse Of an article con-
tending THAT nersenai profit u tn.
Youer hictasins each move In the 49,
today. M ss ss S,: n u I;
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-29
Hungary Favors Chicago.

Chicago, Jan eS-No Chicago mil
lsonaire wants to be king of Hungary
the dispatch from Budapest saying
~tAat the Hunearians would gladly offer
the crown to an American fnancier,
preferably one from Chicago. sent M
the pride OF Chicago money lords sew
eral notches hut all declared they were
too busy to accept the honor. II
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-29
.Ahsnrh" SAYS xnu

- Washington, Jan. 2S-The whole
course of the government in dealing
Wlta aarnaa u ISIS has. bean 4, hetarsf's
senator New, Indiana, representative.
declared in the senate today in urg-
fng favorable action of his bill to
create a separate executive depart
mont of aoronautics. The measure
YEAS debated during the afternoon but
no action was taken.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-29

ing La rcyex esssssaw faws~eo4 leHG wears
prohibiting prize fighting fr the STATE
and put into the hands ri two men alb
so'ute authority to admit ny prize
fight which they may wish to admit =
7 do not care who these men may be.
we should not make ii possible for
any two or two hundred men tn de-
h2uch this state with brutal prize fight .
irg whenever and wherever they please.
our present prohibiting laws are SUI
ficient Let us leave them alone
But they say this bill IS to encourage
athletics IF this be true, Why encour-
aGc in five or six frst-class cities and
leave all the smaller cities. towns, nj
the country out? Are they not as much
entitled 10 athletic encouragement as
the few frst-class cities II IL an
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-29
Trade rrcpagands.

" cola tsssS. oh % Ian - s-Tfe re-
marx yes. things are going higher
made by a merchant to a customer IN
reference 10 necessities, viii render tha
merchant liable TO fine under the
forms OF a bill introduced in the gem
eral assembly TODAY by Representative
/ outs, The bill would prohibit tna
circulation of trade n-c~agsraa thu.
has tendency to -infiate prices OF
necessities" under pain Of . heavy nne.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-29
Shall We Have LOCALIZED Prize
Fighting in the State of Virginia
By w. AsBURY CHRISTIAN

The brutal prize hight which makes chill of horror go
every humane spirit Are ready permit this brutal
sport of Virginia. Shall backward in the
moral religious sentiment These questions which
present themselves us this time.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-29

London. Ian 2a.-~Mrs W. X Van
derhilt has given Lord and Lady
Blandford a wedding gift IL the form
uf securities bringing 10000 pounds
tnornaily about s5o0o0) annually.
the Daily Mail learns
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-29
HITCHCOCK TODAY
MAY GIVE NOTICE
Final Meeting Of Bi-Par-
tizan Committee is Now
Scheduled
REPORT ABOUT
WILSON DENIED
White House Says Presi-
dent Has Not Given His
Support to the Under-
wood Plan


" IA tVH jan. -A.--ARothFr turns
ing point in the long treaty fight is ex-
pected tomorrow when tha hi.na,ts.a.
Cancellation committee meets II, 6n,f
effort to reach A ,ornnrorntse on rcs.rs
yat{ons Shn,,Id tho desd1oct cor.t.r~
senator uitcbcoct r,yrorit,, ,n.aa- -
expected to refuse IN confer fur,,er
and glve notice tbat the treat, uitt -,
called IN on the senatc eoor -
DAYS for an omen fvht
There appeared to h. E{ttte hcne ~
the conference reaching = c,r,,,i,,sn
agreement on reservations tnrna. 800,
and general b4lief ~ 10 ,,r5t .,.i1' -
that no more meetings would h.. t.ltI
end that the baft1c un,,td hn 80
ferrcs 10 the senate roor
an,.
'"' 'eNi''o'
Reports that President Wilson haA
given his support TO Senator Und@r-
wood nlan for Cancellation commit
/ tee to be appointed by the vice prsHt-
aert we're 1shlea a. the Nhlts House.
s+steman. cv.rai- a. -.
btcb he fsvo-ed hrir,~fr $500
mn ~ tbe saratn eoar 60, .t~
Nv vots ,.o,'fd ba ra,,trrs
tinn "a brin- i'm ,ba 49, - -
Sana+or fJ{,cbcr~tl i4,,5t~a. -. -
senate pernr.y.ts ,,r,,,t5 .,.,,..s
sh.ad u,i,nou, f,r,har r,,l,,t. =,
ui.b rresiscr, u-iTson =
ct do mr., th4nL .,r,eso - ~
rained IN hrinrio- Mn, in.a Z, n.r
! ~ ~, tevon vxsa,bo - .,x s,.
irr t,~b, nro,,e,h+ 80 - " -.
BifesrocL said Ne ,5,.ta
II rhaw. m ,o,,f7-ratto- -.
ror, ,ha+ f,-ns;as,t u-f,so 80.
aacntior RI +bn Yrrdrrco,r5 r.,ut,.,,,..
a. 49, o-sa,,nr - 49,, ss.,s'...sa
on coictliation ! have not na,,, an. ~.
rec. oo,,,,,,,-ic,tf,- ,.i.t -.
l>a,.,tive si,rs Gan.,or VII
called On him at ,he U-h;,e tfo,,sn nar,,,
in Decavnhrr m corrartjor -, 80
>,s,{c.r ei,,,stior, - .,o~.,, ,rt,at..s.
aid
..-
nv w " VIEW.
HOW do YOU feel personally about
the abortion Of tho Underwood meas
uren he was asked
At first was inclined ia favor tire
suggestion tho senator replied hui
We have been holding informal cons
there
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-29
WEATHER

Washington. Jan. %.
Fair Thursday, cold
err in west central por-
ton. Friday fair.
slightly warmer in til
interior.