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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-19
BACHARACHS GET
LEAGUE PARK

BROOKLYN. n. y. Feb. l5-New
York viii be the scene OF many big
National Negro Baseball League games
next season This became known yes
terdaH when permission was granted by
Charley Ebbets. president OF the Brook
Ign Baseball Club. Tor the use OF Ebbets
Field by the Bacharaoh Giants, holders
OF the Eastern franchise A deal was
closed whereby the National Negro
teams Will use Ebbcts Field on every
Sunday the Dodgers are in the West.
This will insure at least seven games
here. in which the Dcroit, indianapolis,
Chicago. Columbus. ST. LOUIS and Kan
sas teams will play the Bacharaohs.
TO provide suitable grounds Tor the
playing OF other games IN this city ar
engagements may be completed in a lew
days by Baron Wilkes and John ]. Con
nors Tor the joint Use OF Dyckman Oval
by the Racharachs and Jeff Tesreau' S
Bears. According to Connors, a deal
IS pending
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-19
MARSHALL is
VICTOR AGAIN
Alright Game Goes to American
Giants, AZ

In a well played and interesting
game OF baseball last Friday. the
Poinciana team defeated the Breakers
by the score OF runs to 2. There
was large crowd present and as the
weather was ideal. the contest was
much enjoyed. Interest was kept IN
through the game as the result was
IN doubt till the last ball was pitched
No scoring was done till the third
inning, when the Breakers team put
over one run. Miller went out on a
grounder, Demoss to Grant. J Vii
liams received a pass, Barber fouled
out to Malarcher. Francis hit safely
10 center and Williams advanced 10
second base. Santop then hit a long
drive 10 right, scoring Williams. Hall
went out on a groundcr to Malarcher,
that was relaycd to Grant
In the fourth inning, Poinciana
came back with Il vengeance. b. Vii
liams was retired, Miller 10 Douglas
and then Demoss hit safely to center
and stole second Malareher beat out
bunt with the assistance OF pitch
er's error. Dcmoss went to third on
the tumble and came home when
Malarcher attempted a delayed steal
Poincas Score
After an exciting chase up and down
the paths, Malarcher landed safely
on the middle sack Garduer cracked
out a hit past third and "A mouient
later stole second Malarcher who
was advanced 10 third ON Gardeners
hit came home on Il balk Warheld
was thrown out on a bunt, but Dixon
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-19
PALM BEACH
RESULTS
Royals Down American Giants, 81

In one OF the snappiest games OF
the present season, the Royal Giants
came ont victorious in the game that
tied up the struggle between these
pitching of Cockrell, who only allowed
the Chicagoans three singles, featured
the contest. while Loyd's fielding and
hitting, together with the same effec-
tive work. along similar lines by San
top, gave the Fasteners an adyan-
tage that was never overcome. The
Royals scored their first run in the
fifth on force play which allowed
Barber TO reach first, from which
point he was advanced to third on a
single by Francis, and later scored
by a wallop from Santop's bat. The
Royals scored one more run in the
eighth. on single by Lloyd and a
slashing two-base drive off Douglas
bat. "Rube's' gang was blanked up
to the eighth when Malarcher CLEANED
a free pass to first and stole second.
Dixon, whose timely hitting is caus-
ing him TO be the most feared bats
map in the line. delivered as usual
scoring Malarcher. The Chicagoans
looked to tie up the doings in the
ninth when Bobby Williams walked
and advanced to second on the in
field out OF DeMoss; Lyons hit to
center for an out and Warfeld famed
putting an end to the play and the
game.
The score:
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-19
FORTY CLUB FLAY
HOS|ER Y 35-6

The Forty Club squad continued their
oru.rd rroh toward the n;nnacle Of
- - ~, ''i' ~ -, ,tpaIa,, ,,;aht
dthietic iahe' "heh upon Monuay nns"'
they ran over and trampled the Indian
apolis basketball five in the dust Of
E;obtb Reo;,,ert armorv snankinp the
u ,ea - ,,o t,ne of ia The pane
nroyed > " o, ,"e affair as the Score
reveals and the visitors presented a one
mo-, 80, pa,tor carried The hulk nj
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-19
All-Stars Hang 1t on L. A. Sox in
in 10th

Bobby Meusels bldnderbuss was in
strumental in no small way in achiey-
ing a victory for Joe Pirrone's ALL
Stars against the L. A. White Sox
at the latter's grounds. The eolored
lads put up a nifty game. but were
nosed out in the tenth inning, which
was played in the rain, 0 to ;. Boeck-
els bat was also much in evidence for
Pirrone's pets.
Thurston hurled for the All-Stars,
but was taken out in the eighth in
ming and Red Oldham substituted.
Curry was on the mound for the
L. \. White Sox and heaved his usual
effective game
The score:
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-19
ROOMS TO RENT

FOR RENT-Prairie Avenue, nice
large front room. Man and wife pre-
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apply Reference exchanged Also
small room suitable for one. Gail
after six P. M 458 Prairie Avenue,
Kenwood 1914.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-19
HELP WANTED
statesmen wANTEDi

We are enlarging our sales force
and to cIean-cut, producing statesmen
who can take instructions, and know
how to talk intelligently; we can
offer permanent connection with
a large organization. Apply 3850h
Indiana Ave. between $50 and 1890
a. m.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-19
American Giants
akers ...........,..O 0 0 0 0 0 o.
nclana .............0 0 Q 0 0 0 0 n

earned runs-Breakers l. Sacrifice hits
Williams. Sacrifice hy--Brooks. Two base
hts-Douglas' Double plays-Cockerell to
Miller to Lloyd to Douglas Stolen bases
on Cockerell, 3 in 7 10 innings; off r.
Williams, in 8 innings Struck out-Bv
C9ekerelL by j Williams. /. Bases on
of T. Williams, 4 Time-1 hour and IL
minutes. umpire-Connie Lewis.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-19

Two base hits-MeNair, Boeokcl, Fageu
Home run Carr. Innings pitched By Thur,
ston, 3; by Oldham, ,. Struck ont By
Thurston, ,; by Oldham, 3; by Curry :.
Double play Moore to Hawkins. Hit BY
pitched ball Woods. Sacrifice fly-=Niehoh.
Time OF game-1h. SOM.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-19

Score by Innings
Summary

Errors-Houck, Smth, Fisher, Perry
Three base hits--Hil, Schneider Two.base
hit-Perry. Sacrifice hits-Butcher. Foote
Stolen bases-Smith, Hannah, Pettus. Dou.
BILE plays Morse 10 Hannah; Chadbourne to
Ifouck to Smith; Perry 10 Baokman to Pet
ms. Wild pitch-Houck. Passed ball-Han-
nah Hit by pitched ball Hannah, Alcock
Time OF game-2h 25m. umpires-Leahy
and Donaldson.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-19
Lineup:

Subs titutes- Hampton. Henderson,
Saunders and Chamberlin, Referee,
Poulson. Score, Morehouse, 81;
Hampson "a.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-19
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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-19
Summary

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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-19
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-01
ORPHEINI.

The vaudeville bill which con-
cludes it's engagement at the Or
pheum theater this evening, features
Aurora and company. in high class
oreratic numbers and popular songs.
Jed Doo1ey and company the Cam
go Comic" Babcock and Dolly, pres
enting the comedy skit, ION the
Boulevard" the Parkers dexterious
athletes. O'Hara and Medley, two
girls with fine singing voices and
Morales Toy Shop. a novelty dog
act, completes the program.
Tiny. nine year-old Virginia Lee
Corbin. world famous motion picture
star, appears in person at the Or
pheum theater for four days starting
tomorrow matinee. This Juvenile
star has appeared in such well-known
productions as Jack and the Bean
stalk" Babes In the Woods" "Alad-
din and His Wonderful Lamp" and
Treasure Island" She is a versa
tile little entertainer. for she is a
singer. dancer and tragedienne in
miniature Bert Baker weIl-known
locally and whose wife. Mardell
Mickey is a South Bend miss, is also
prominently featured on the sine
bill. Jack McLallen and Nav Car
son, Claude Golden. MartelIe and tho
Ruth Howell duo. are other pleasing
acts. The bill ia held over the fol-
lowing sunday. with a new program
starting on Monday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-01
Secrets OF The Movies Revealed

Q.-What film actor and director
once wrote. directed and starred i'm
the only two reel picture ever made
in which but one actor appeared
A.-This picture was made years
ago by Romano Fielding for the old
Llfbin CO. Fielding who was the
only actor in the picture played a
dual role This unusual picture was
called THE Toll Of Fear"
Q-Who are the latest movie ac-
'ors TO announce their engagements
A.-Cupid has had a very busy
spring in Hollywood. Nearly every
week there are one or two engage
ments announced The latest are
those of Mona Lisa and Wallace
Berry and the VitaEraph beauty,
Priscilla Bonner and director Allan
Weyman.
Q.-Is Barbara Bedford married
A.-AIthough it has been rumored
that she had secretly married di-
rector Irwin Wiuat. the lady en-
phatically denies it. Miss Bedford
does admit however. that they are
engaged and viii be married this
summer.
Odd Bebe Daniels actually
serve time in Jail recently when she
was arrested for speeding
A-Bebe was a good sport and
served 10 days I'm Jail at Santa
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-01
Sistcrf1arysEfchhen
WASH ICE BONES.

Any food spilled in a refrigerator
should be Immediately cleaned away.
II allowed 10 stand IL is just that
much harder 10 clean and may be
forgotten altogether.
Once a week the whole tee box
should be empued and the walls
ard shelves washed in hot soapsuds.
Menu for Tomorrow.
Breakfast-Baked rhubarb with
raisins, broiled bacon. bran mullins,
coffee.
Luncheon-Cream Of carrot soup,
toasted mullins. tomato salad. tea.
Dinner-Lamb chops, boiled rice,
diced turnips. watercress and lettuce
salad, strawberry bavarian cream.
coffee.
My Own Recipes.
Put a shallow pan under the
broiler wires and the bacon fat will
not be lost all over the broiler pan.
Every bit Of bacon fryings should be
saved. for there is nothing better
for fried potatoes.
Tomato Salad.
Four medium sized tomatoes.
fresh pineapple. English walnuts.
cream cheese, lettuce, cream mayor
naise.
Peel tomatoes. Cut off top. re-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-01
IHeate7cS
BLACKSTONE.

Clara Kimball Young's latest sue
cess, Hush" which is now being
shown, and which will finish its en-
gagement Thursday night, is with
out question of doubt the best pic
ture in which this charming star has
yet appeared. One of the powerful
subtitles in this production is as
follows: God Gave Women Two
Great Advantages-The Power to
Win a Man and Silence to Keep
Him." If you fail 10 keep silent
you fail to keep him. Thousands of
dollars worth Of magnificent gowns
are displayed in this costly produc-
ton. Hush" is a vital dramatic
document dedicated TO the great
army of women who gain unhap-
piness by telling their husbands too
much.
A mans mind is a question mark.
and so IS a woman's. A woman may
forgive her husband for a pre-mar-
riage error, but a husband will never
forgive the same error. The cast
supporting Miss Young is OF unusual
excellence, which include Frank
Glennon. Kathryn Williams, Jack
Pratt and many others we'll known
TO the movie fan.
In presenting THE Man who Had
Everything at the Blackstone the
alter Thursday and Friday of this
week, this theater will give TO its
Latrons an opportunity to view one
of the most expensive productions of
the Goldwyn studios. in addition TO
Its being one of the best screen
versions of an up-to-date story
with a punch in it.
Jack Pickford is The star, and il
supported by an excellent cast.
The Branding Iron" which is n
Reginald Barker production. opens
a three-day engagement next Sun
day. The cast includes James Kirk
wood, Barbara Castleton, Russell
Simpson, Albert Roscoe, and many
other we'll known stars The pho
Biography in The Branding Iron" is
worthy of more than passing men
ton. Several exquisite effects were
obtained. notably the outdoor scene
in which the exterior of a tavern
was seen at night. with Eerie blue
light dancing on the snow. Bar
bara Castleton contributes 10 the
Branding Iron" a remarkable in
telligent performance. 1t is per
haps the most difficult role that has
been seen in pictures in years. but
Miss Castleton more than measures
UP to all the qualifications.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-01
alpit5,a]l
CSSS@sGleii@ss

his ONCE.
He violated the plain provisions
OF the law" declared Good. How
can you expect this great Eighteenth
amendment 10 be enforced when you
trust the enforcement 10 a man who
il admittedly one OF the chief violat-
ors Of law. who violates the law TO
the extent that he will come 10 this
congress and ask US in roundabout
way. in a sneaking way. in an IN
gentlemanly way. and not have the
bravery 10 confront the committee
on appropriations and explain there
his own violations OF the law? I
want 20 see the law enforced
against, as we'll as by, the prohibit
ton commissioner, or whatever you
call him and I want him TO obey the
law just as much as 1 want the
moonshiner 10 obey the law. No man
who is a law violator can be a good
officer. and as a gen.
eral rule much OF the money appro-
priated 10 such an official is wasted"
II this accusation had been made
by a senator IN the upper branch Of
congress he probably would have
said;
Il regret to state that in my opin-
ion the distinguished gentleman
from Ohio (Mr. Kramer), for whom
have the highest personal regard
and whose sincerity L do not ques-
ton. appears to have circumvented
the statute made and provided by
congress for the administration Of
the office which he ornaments"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-01
AUDITORIUM

William Russell. the rugged and
romantic star, opens a two day en-
gagenent at the Auditorium IN
The Cheater Reformed" a picture
unusually strong in dramatic stua-
tons IN The Cheater Reformed. %
Russell enacts a dual role, that Of
a respected clergyman and motor
ious crook. twin brothers 10 the
minister Through circumstances the
crook assumes the brothers position.
and although a crook az heart.
breaches a sermon IN his brothers
church. Seena owen is charmin-
as the feminine lead and Samuel De
Grass and Jack Brammal handle
their respective roles with convinc-
ing realism. 10 eMartin. the hU-
manized ape Is featured in the Cen
fury comedy special. "A Doll Vamp %
Screen Snapshots" are also shown.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-01

Anna. Cal1f She decided 10 days
in jail would be easier than going
through a long legal battle in az
pealing the case. Bebe's Today
sentence turned out TO be some
what of "a farce as she was allowed
to furnish her Jail cell like a Cecil
b. DeMille setting and to have all
of her meals sent in from a fash
ionabl hotel. She had steady
streams Of callers all day long and
entertained at tea every afternoon.
Q.-What famous motion picture
villain was almost drowned recent
~ while filming a scene?
Al. p. MCGOWAN almost lost
his life by becoming entangIed in
seaweed while filming a scene in the
California lakes. He was held
under water for some time and was
rescued by fellow players just in
time.
Who is the film star who in his
latest picture plays a difficult triple
role, that of o father and his twin
sons? All film fans will be inter
ested i'm the answer to this picture
which will appear in this depart
ment tomorrow. The Movie Secrets
Editor viii answer your movie ques-
tons if you will address them to
him in care of this paper, giving
your name and address.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-01

Both accused men are italian cit
liens and a fund Of $4,000 has
been raised for their defense.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-01
Police Officers Guard
Dedhdm District Court

h4 tulteQ fress.
DEDHANL Mass. May 81. - a
Gordon Of police guarded the Ded-
ham district court when Nicola
.Sacco and Bartholomew Vanzeti were
put on trial for their lives here to-
day.
Judge Webster Thayer presided at
the trial Of the men who are
charged with murder of Frederick
"A. Parmeuter, paymaster for the
SKIER and Morrill, Shoe Co. and
Special Policeman Alexander Bcra-
deli at South Braintree I'm April.
1920. when the latter were shot to
death and a payroll of $4,000
stolen.
The defendants were under heavy
guard while attorneys. witnesses and
court officials were protected by a
detail OF police. All persons enter
ing the court room were ecrutinized
and questioned.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-01
4rrest Lad for alleged
Stealing of automobile

INDIANAPOLIS, May 31.-Walter
Lee. IS. Of KnightsvilIe. Ind. was
arrested here TO-DAY after he had
tried 20 sell an automobile which
was stolen yesterday at Brazil Ind,
from w. S. Lane of that city.
The boy had driven the car TO
Indianapolis He is being held on
a charge of being a fugitive from
justice. pending arrival of officers
from Brazil
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-01
HONOR WHITE

By international News Service
WASHINGTON. May 31.-The su-
preme court met today and imme-
dfstely adjourned until tomorrow
out Of respect fer the late Chief
Justice Edward Douglas White. De-
cisions will be handed tomorrow in
a number OF caseS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-01

PARIS. Pros BONN has
completed his Investigation ~ the
case Of Landru. French b.gebeard.
Afidavits and other documents col
lected by the prosecutor fu several
large chests which now are .n the
hands OF the court OF Appeals at
Pouen.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-01

move seeds and sprinkle the inside
lightly with salt. Put on ce 20 chill
Cut pineapple in cubes. Fill toma-
toes with pineapple. chopped nuts
and crumble1 cream cheese. Ar
range on lettuce and serve with
cream mayornsise.
Cream Mayonnaisc.
One egg yolk. = teaspoon mus
tard, = teaspoon salt, teaspoon
sugar, 8 tablespoons lemon juice. 3-4
cup oil, Is cup whipping cream.
paprika.
Mix dry ingredients. Add yolk
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-01

and mix smooth. Beat in a few
drops Of lemon juice. Add oil drop
by drop, beating vigorously. Thin
with lemon juice When all IS used
the dressing should be stiF and
smooth All the Ingredients and
utensils used In making the dressing
should be thoroughly chilled. Whip
cream until stiff and add 10 mayon-
naise just before serving.
Copyright. 1929
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-01

I have counted 80 makes of au-
tomobiles i'm Egypt, of which Amer
lean furnished 40 per cent Ralph
j. Chesebrough, founder Of Ameri-
can Chamber Of Commerce in
Egypt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-01

The hearts OF sedeu-ary workers
are apt 10 become soft and fabby
AZ one spot near New Zealand tho
ocean IS more than six miles deep.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-01

Herr Betty Ross Clark.
A descen o Betsy Ross?
a agentl But he honest
man,an nd truthfully speaks deny It.
died without
children which
Clark far The Glory concerned
playfuly picked
Travelling Salesman
appears Arbucke.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-11-10
FALL FESTIVAL
AND BAZAAR

Preparations are in full swing for
the BAZAAR to be given under the
auspices of ST. CASPER'S CHURCH
in GOTTSCHALK'S HALL Nov. 16
and 18th.
Booths will be erected. One will
serve you with delicious home made
candies. Another will be a booth at
which fancy work of many kinds can
be purchased. With Christmas only
a short distance away the conduct
ing of this bazaar at this time offers
a splendid opportunity to lay in a
good supply of Christmas presents.
And last but not least a Fish Pond
will give the angler the assurance
| that every baited hook will bring in
satisfactory returns.
/ The entertainment feature for both
evenings will be music and dancing.
/ Th entertainment feature for both
evenings will be music and dancing.
/ The music will be furnished by the
! Sweitzer Sisters of Napoleon and
the dancing will be under the super
vision of chaperons.
| The ladies of St. Caspers have gone
to great deal of work to make the
event a success and they cordially in
vite the people of this community to
attend.
A CHICKEN SUPPEP will be
served on the evening of the 18th,
about which no comment is necessary.
"a WORD TO THE WISE IS
| SUFFICIENT"
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-11-10
DELTA ATTORNEY
INJURED

Attorney Clyde Baser of Delta was
struck by an East Bound freight at
the Fulton Street crossing Wednes-
day forenoon at about 11:30.
Mr.. Baser was returning to his
! home in Delta after delivering the
ballots from the precinct in which he
was the Presiding Judge. He was
approaching the crossing from the
south and evidently did not see the
train coming as the gates were up
and it was showing.
1t was evident that he did not see
the Waterman and drove on to the
high speed track before he could BE-
stopped and in the excitement his
engine stopped and the freight struck
his car pushing it off to one side a
few feet down the track and badly
'smashing one side of it. 1t was on
the side that he was driving and the
force of the contact dislocated his hip
He was taken to the office of Dr.
| Evers where he was attended by Drs
| Miller, Bennett and Evers. He was
taken from there to the Wauseor
Hospital where he is at present.
1t was a mighty fortunate accident
and we hope he will fully recover.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-11-10
OBITUARY

Nancy Elizabeth Ditto Barnes
daughter of Solomon and Mary Ditto
was born in Fulton Co., Ohio, Feb.
7th, 1845.
On October 1st, 1863 she was unit
ed in marriage to Marion Barnes to
which union were born six daughters,
three of whom have preceded their
mother in death.
mother in death, Mrs. Isaac Tyner,
Mrs. Judson Cameron and Mrs. Fred
Campbell.
Mrs. Barnes has always been a fine
christian woman, uniting with the U.
B church in early life and later trans
ferring her faith to the Christian
Church of which she was a member
at the time of her decease
She was loving, christian woman,
always willing to give to others.
She died October 25th, aged 76
three daughters, Mrs. John Whitesell,
Mrs. John Stratsberry and Mrs.
Frank Gorsuch all of Toledo, O.,
three sisters, two brothers 13 grand
children, 7 great grandchildren and
many other relatives and friends.
She died Octobre 25th, aged 76
years, months and 18 days. Ser
vices were held at tthe home in Wau-
seon Tuesday afternoon, W. R.
Moffett of Medina, a former pastor
officiating with Rev. Rostofer pastor
of the church of Christ assisting.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-11-10
WEATHER REPORT
FOR OCTOBER

The temperature for October has
ranged from 76 degrees down to SO
degrees during the day time. The
warmest day was on the 18th and
25th when it was 76 degrees and the
coldest day was on the 9th when it
was so degrees.
The most rainfall was on the 9Th
when there was 81 hundredths inches.
There was a light frost on the 5th
but the first killing frost came on the
18th. There was a thunderstorm on
the 31st. The first snow furry was
on the 18th.
The general direction of the wind
has been southwest.
There were 16 clear, coudy days
and II partly cloudy.
The hour of observation was 700
a. m. and the time used was central.
Latitude, 4035; Longitude 84.7.