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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-27
$500 uAuruANs KILLED.

WASHINGTON. Oct .s.-Sance
smerican occupation of Haiti about six
wears ago. ..see natives have l-en
g,nlcd In sciicn.~ Major r. &. TurneT
'.d the Marine Corps estimated t"isN
during tcStim,ay nj hearing q th,
special senate committee investigating
conditions In Haiti.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-27

Indicated desire TO ahscgase time A.
q half fcr overtime also.
Fear Gwrshs CT.
Throughout the hearing toby ~
union leaders insisted fear a chnnU.o
In rules and fear cf further vaGe ~
dussicns had infiuenccd their s,sa IN
vo:lng % strike. The hoard h ua<1ee-
stood tn he prvtared % crge shas tnls
fear - snmeshinx which may happrN
In the future ls nos suffie1rae oEoun1o
s0 a strike. and that she ssea eaonoe
lose ANYTHING ~ waiting sor 0nnR -
ei-ion. TO h rendered
The unexp~cs~d ending e ~ onnrdo
hssr.ng after little more tAna - houg
had s<<n devoted To taking tsul1mnny =
the railroad's sid. fc1l1u01 . ououD- e
CONTINUED on RA00 TvO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-27
TREASURY OFFERS
]. s. CERTIFICATES
~ ss-z~i.ts,i Pro-

DALLAS. rsxas. ct. .s.-Thc 49,
s.ary ~ the Treasury has snno1uc.s'
20 oiierr= q: n limited amount &
reasury c~rtl;ica,cs cf Indebtedness In
two sefiss dated ard hsaring interest,"
frum November I. 1891. srTies Z. is--.
"a. Aprii I. isss. and I. I-t cont in
,tcs, and ssrl.s 7 : :. is-.. due SsP
t.,ul-f -. lss. a. prr cent.
Ranking lnstiiuiu's vii handle
out siiisscfiption of y"u uisy make
suls r.ntiu.ns dircst o. N. fce>irsl se
ssrss Bank. The Subscription sl~'ss are
nov oIsn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-27

The senate also vo,ed down ~ to -
aro,her amendment by Senator REED
proposing tha, excess profits tax h. 20
per cent q the net incomes In excess
of 80 per cent of the invested capital
Eight Republicans supported this
amendment. and one Democrat op-
POSED.
Having disposed q the excess profits
sectlun of the bill the Senate proccesi-d
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-27
WOMEN EXPECTED TO
AID IN DISARMAMENT

FORT WORTH. Texas. Ort "a
Aus~riss should take the had In
soiving the problem II national dis
armament. Cnllen Th.mas u Dallas.
told the delegate> teddy al the con-
veusicn sf the Texas lssgae ss
Wemen Voters h~re. pheusss
scented sh~ id~a ef aneshsr VAR
aud aid he lesked te wea~n % AID
in the werk toward di>srusaasent.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-27

.re h.sns received hy the rund- Wuhan
few days normal conditions vm -
restored In the movemeat q 0u1u1e.
Mr.. lands said- rhe sahnFUo -
freight - ssln In effect here
raSsengsr srrvice has cuaelnnG0
normal since the men vaIke1 sut -
though some cf the flrse tEains - lsnSo
the division points were utthsut hrake-
men.
Numerous clerks q the T. . q u
have e-en Temporarily dinm1uDn1 v1eA-
IN the rsss few days. n 80 1eoFoo1 -
dsy al the osfice of the suprrinoeo1roe-
While the enact number ounDn16o9 -
san Antonio was not anncuncs4 q -
said In unofficial quarters ut ~
number would not exceed fcsty.
Want 1n>erurtIsaA
Local hhnr leaders ssniGne 0Deco1e
To rccslve a tel<gram fFUm y u
Frame. general chairman e ~ -
men. advising the ssrSkegD - y -
s>surse 10 pursue IN sho 4 = q -
situation. Mr.. rsane = sttso01g ~
confsrencs cf lahsr Dso1sss - -
rcad executives with H. Cnitoo uooooD
Railroad IAbrr Hard N chtcaO \
,.isxram rec<ivrd N ~ Anson1o -
morning from Mr.. Frame as9e1 ~ .
rrpsrs On the lerzl condssIua- ouoo =
the iccai Isad~rp w~re tnr1lneo = -
Iievc that the report was caIoe1 ~ -
ether the hrc,herhcoa eAisb - U1
A-"@ -----o--
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-27

The ulessarc which was scnt hy n
r.sidsnt &C ~. Petersburg who went by
automobile 10 Brooksyilie. said the
I,zssagrille was also reported wiped
cut. ST rscsburg." the message
coded. -'ladb damaxcd and oes~<~S
ICONS coming through country 80 per
c~ut citrus fruit gone. an previous
storms M comparison. Town in total
darkness fer al least three days"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-27
ENGLAND WILL NOT
RECEIVE CHARLES

~ Associated Pre-.
tO>iON. Oct. ss.-t nler ne chr.
eunistsnces Win f.rnser kmp-rsr
Chari,> ef AustSis-iiunrary be- al.
iow~d te c.snr 90 England. That
va> the answer today in official CIR.
eI~> ta a rp.rtsd shrsir~ III ih~ rx'
~mprsr io accept exile in iis~ Brit.
ist Ids and o. tak~ up iifr th~e
~ n country gentleman.
tsr-ign oilier ad,i is> iaday sat.
ed that Chir.es wss stiil b~inE iseld
BY Hungarian re,erument irssps
wha saptgud him.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-27
ARKANSAS FOREST
FIRE ExTINGU|SnED

~ Asscsiass1 frvs
NOT SPRINGS. Ark-. Ort. ss.-
Genersl rains a~t night exiin-
gui>is~d th~ fcr~st tir-> which haze
hrsn raging fifteen silcs north a
herr ou sh~ tnlsed Ssste> fcre>t
reservation. uh~ firr swept over
abcut sen ssusrr miies aud Dr.
streysd timh-r en msrr than s.eso
arr~~.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-27
2 AvIATORS KILLED
IN 1000 FOOT DROP


,iONOtllJ. 2. o.. Oct. a.
li~ut. tlric Bsque>t af lsrsnkiyu.
y. N.. aud staff >~rgt. Nernsn T..
Niekrrs et Ncutgcmsr,. Ma. w~rv
kIihd tsslay shra t:scir piar Grass.
I'd in flsnsr> while th~y werr st-
tempting 10 isin n Gishi formation
ai q ..eoe tees aititaie.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-27
RATES ARE AGREED Oh

WASHlNCON. Oct O. (By Associated Pssss)-Szesa 49,
ean Senators Western States tedy sad asssd pv
agricultural prodsets be rsessas6 - II Sons
Finance Committee when resumes hsarnss ksvsabw ~
pesmanen, tariff bill Rate Increases tAs Hssss sss
Be asked IA cases. wh1e setiea ssvss
deferred
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-27
Prosecution Rests.
~ Associated Fre-s

NEw YORK. oc, .s.-rhc pTosecu
t.,n rcst-d toisy IN the courtmariial
= Linn 4. D. Gsis. charged with c,ad.
ing the draft aud ~Sii,ion. In oTcning
~, d~fsns, his counsel mvysd that thu
charge - des.rtion ~ dismissed. IN
the rr"und that there vas confusion
lr tn medical iCs,issoay.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-27
4 HURT IN STORM
NEAR SACRAMENTO

iy hs.o ls,ec Fr~sp
SACRAMENTO. Cal. Oct. sG,-
Four per~sns we're siighily inlurcd.
and damage estimated ai sss.eso
was dear by n high wind. aid by
r.sny % have t~en n t.rnsda. whisl,
sirusk Sasrament. and sieiaity lsie
To-day. On~ al th- injartd. klifsh~tb
Evans. q public selso"i pupu. was
hurt wi.cn th- wind d~po~iird .
temporrr, frarse classroom en her.
Several uiher papiis had narrow
escapes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-27

RATION ROUGE. i.s-. ct. ss-Ths
I.aslisilna legislature ts.isy. hy close
voi. - = ., n. iaSs.-d = resolution
a~Slrg r'tssae-' va ,hrs o. rc,csnla'
the ifish Tepuhiic.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-27
REISCHSTAC upHOLDS
MINISTRY 23o TO 13l
N Associated r~ss

RkRlI<. Oct. ss.-The Reich
s;sg scsed senfisresr In the new
ministry a Dr. Wrth tonight. The
vete was .se Go is.. The majority
vs> msd~ up of maj"sis, >eeisl-
i>s. ins-r~rd~nt socialists. crn-
tti>i> and drmesrsts.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-27
si.see. .ses DAMAGE.

FORT MEYER. Fla. Via Punta
Eassa Cable Station. Oct 2s.-Ths
fisrcesa gale this section has ever
known IN SEVERAL years raecd here for
&c hours boginning nj midnight Mon
day and attaining n maximum velocity
of one hundred miles. Transmission
s.sVice was prossrated while the prop
sgty loss fcr Lee County II expected to
total well over n million and n halt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-27
MISSOURI ORDERS RAILROADS
TO CUT GRAIN Freight Rate
a,Y AssnrIArEn Press }

JEFFERSON CiuN dhne the railroads al
>ise; sea grain ssne,s
hssr issued ai. taa, b, the state
Ths effective >,e"r and the
ssl~. ~ 10 >"ssmit
aid y th ir Ca orsr h~
iuaing r,sun Tho
ldii> ~ The temmrr tstauis>isa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-27

dollars. Reports from Es:ero Island.
near here. ON which two beach resorts
are located. was badly damaged. the
casinos. cottages and other buildings
being wrecked.
Local railroad officials said this city
would be without transportation serv.
Ice for three days. The highways out
OF Fort Meyers are almost impassahle
and many houses In Punta Rassa were
either badly damaged OF washed away
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-27

Applications for tots continue 70
fiuod Superintendents 81 all divisions.
u was said "Wednesday. and men are
hcing put 10 work as quickly as they
can h. made acquainted with hte ply
sacal characteristics q the terminals
and yards.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-27
TWO LOST.

NORFOLK. Va. Oct. 2s.-Two men
were los, and thirty.four others had n
narrow escape off Thimble shoals light
house last night when the fishing
schooner Margaret capsized. The ves-
sci which was coming In from the fish,
Ing grounds was caught In the teeth
Of the storm sweeping up the Atlantic
coast.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-27
Rail UNION CHIEFS BELIEVE STRIKE inevitable
Liue Stock Loans OF S825.OOO
Approved By War Finance Body
ny ASSOCIATED PRESS }

WASHINGTON ssErrEaiinE than
sk leans ann"uncrd ads, by the
War tnsnee Corp
a live
st@k.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-27
Print Without Fail.

The masusCfiP, was turned over 10
the printers agent late saturday," Mr..
Mund.u said and on Il was written
the notice. print In tonights record
without fail The copy did no, reach
the comrcsi;ors until nearly midnight
and when they found the affidavi,.
whcih was made part 81 the speech.
with many o,,scene words. the man IN
charee called up the public printer. who
informed him that he Ind no power 20
stop IT, pullication. Consequently
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-27
5 Die, 3 MILLION
DAMAGE IS DONE
IN FLORIDA GALE

TAMPA F Oct g. (By Associated Pres)-Five persons ar
dead this city and ST. Peteburs Tampa Bay
the result yesterdays which caused local property
damage estimated between 81 0ooo0o and $20o00oo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-27
~ Associated ru~

~ Associated rrss
SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Oct. ~
while one union trainman was ~
ported today 20 have returned TO his
Job on the International and Great
NortheSn Railroad of Texas. On which
coo tralnmen have teen striking sincs
saturday noon. ,. N. lands. chief
clerk TO tn Superintendent tcciined q
either afnm OF deny the report.
When asked II the report Was true
Mr lands said;
you should not ask me n question
like that"
Union leaders denied that any cn'
q the .is hrakeEnen and swttchmen q
san Anicnto had returned 10 tneir u,
jssbs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-27

Returning to his sat In tn. House
late today Bianton made an attempt
10 srseak bu, was prevented by = parlia-
mentary situation. In which the charges
against him were In no way affected.
After looking over the record for a few
moments he talked with Speaker Gil.
i.,,. who assured him that he would be
given an OPPORTUNITY 20 address the
House tomorrow before ss voted on the
question u HE expulsion. Thsn when
h. found tha, he would h. rnahle to
obtain the flocr during the afternoon.
hc wen, away. refusing 20 make pub
lsc statement.
some facts relating 10 publication Of
Rlantonls "extens;of. of remarks" were
revealed To members to-day by Mr..
Mcndeil. after conferring with the
public printer. The Texan had h~en
gwen the right by the House TO print
spscch on the government printing
Office which was not made on the
floor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-27

Four s~itch engines wew working
IN the locai yards today. and accorsitns
ta an announcement M the cffice of
the division superintendent. consider
able hssdWav Nas mad. IN clearing
the yards - tonnage that had accurnu.
hated prior and after the waikuut. Only
the most essential freight shipments
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-27
BLANTON CERTAIN
TO Be EXPELLED
THINKS M0NDELL
REFUSES TO MODIFY PRO.
CEEDINGS MERELY TO
CENSURE TEXAN

WASHINGTON. O~s. ss.-The
lleu~~ ef Representatives Was mp
In tl~ air Tonight evrr tlsr useelssd
u pro~~durv Tomorrow ~ . resalu-
sisn calling tsr TN Un~otng ~
Tkmnas l.. pslassssA lSeWerSst. a
Texas. nsewiah~isndaa . saaseWsrut
hy Representative Meaaell a Wy
cming. she R~puhlican l~sarr.
that u would hr callcd up.
n slse fscr ee . v,ea from Re-
pukllcaus and 1Desnerrass alIke fer
. resolution previding only Tar
s~vere condemnation and crnsure.
Nr. Ncaarll d-clar~d NJ wsa1& net
turn hack.
The resolution o. expei Mr.. Blantor
Tor causing 20 he printed In our highest
publication offensive and
oiscene matter" said Mr.. Mondcll
will he called up AZ noon Tomorrow
Mr.. Blan,on win h. given an hour IN
his own defense. Fourlhfths cf the
Republicans viii vote for his expulsion
expect about two hours of DEBATE or
the resolution. which cannc, be amend
ei or put aside for a substitute and
hsii.ve u will b. adopted.
There were claims. however. nv some
Republicans and nemocrats that two
thirds vote necessary 10 expei. would
D. lacking and for that reason the,
uig,d = resolution of cenxure. Thcss
insisting upon the latter course as
s.ft.si Thai "A resolution of crn.urr call
ing also for a pubic rehuke hy the
SPEAKER. would h. put through with
few. n any d.ssenting votes.
Evening star., 1921-09-06
CONVICTED Bandit
FLEES FROM PRISON
Roy Gardner, Train Robber,
Makes Escape at Mcneil Is
land-Companion Killed.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
TACOMA, Wash, September G.
Roy Gardner. train bandit. who es-
capped yesterday from the federal
prison at Mcneil Island, near here.
during a break in which one prisoner
was killed, apparently has succeeded
in reaching the mainland, one mile
away, prison guards and others de-
clared today. when their search of the
island had failed to reveal the MISS
Ing man.
This was Gardeners fourth break
for liberty. each time under sensa-
tional circumstances.
He escaped yesterday during prog
ress of Il base ball game in the prison
grounds. Everett Impyn. former
Camp Lewis soldier, serving life
sentence for n statutory offenSe. was
shot and killed by guards as he fled
with Gardner. Lawardus Bogart, an
other prisoner, was recaptured after
he had been seriously wounded by
rifle fire. Bogart was sentenced with
1mpyn from Camp Lewis.
Used Wirecutters.
During a tense moment in the base
ball game Gardner, Impyn and Bo-
gart made for the prison fence. Card
ner succeeding in cutting the wire
with pair of wire cutters and pass
ing through, but his companion were
shot down.
Gaining the outside of the inclo-
sure. Gardner stampeded a herd of
cattle. and, using the animals as a
barrier from the guards. reached the
woods which skirt the island. There
all trace of him was lost. The guards
set fire TO the woods in an attempt to
drive him out.
His exploit occurred in the presence
OF Heber II. Votaw. superintendent of
federal prisons and brother-in-law of
President Harding. Votaw arrived
yesterday morning at Mcneil Island
on an inspection tour.
Robbed Mail Truck of Isl, 900. y.
Gardner is thirty-four years old.
He was arrested in San Diego. Calf.
in 1920 and confessed to robbery of
a mail truck from which $4,000 was
stolen. He escaped from the San
Diego jail. was recaptured and again
escaped. this time near Portland, en-
route to serve his sentence at Mcneil
Island.
On May 10. 1921. the Pacific limited
of the Southern Pacific railway was
held up at New Castle, Calf, and Sc
curities worth S175.O0O taken Gard
ner was captured at Roseville. Calf,
a few days later. He confessed to
this robbery upon urgence of his wife,
who resides at Napa, Calf, with their
child.
While on his way TO prison he
shackled his sSIard and escaped. This
time he was Captured at Centralia
Wash. and finally landed behind the
bars. only to make his fourth spec
tacular break for freedom.
Evening star., 1921-09-06
ALLEGED MAIL BANDITS
BEAT GUARDS AND ESCAPE
Held in Toledo in Connection With
$1,ooo,ooo Robbery-sherif
at County Fair at Time.
By the Associated Press

TOLEDO, Ohio. September g.
Ihree men, convicted of conspiracy in
the million dollar post office robbery
mere last February l.. and awaiting
lriai Ior alleged robbery in the same
case. escaped from the Lucas county iai
early yesterday afternoon without
firing a shot.
The men are Joe Urbaytfs, George
Lewis. alias George Rogers, and
Charles Schultz. All three are de-
clared by post Office authorities to
have been actual participants in the
robbery and were to have gone on
trial early next month.
The escape was effected by over
powerlngs two deputy sheriffs who
were left IN charge OF a Jail full Of
prisoners, including eight more con-
Evening star., 1921-09-06
Ha,uaiiap ''Murder
Stan,P,'' Dated 1850,
Sells for $12,5OO.
By the AssOcla ted Press

By the Associated Press
HONOLULU. r. H.. September
6.-An old Hawaiian twO-cent
stamp, issued In 1850 and pop
ularly known as the "Hawaiian
murder stamp" was sold re-
Gently I'm Paris at u stamp auc-
ti0n for 15O.OO0 frnncs. approxi-
mntely &12,5OO. according to nd.
vices reaching the territorial
authorities here.
The stamp was issued during
the reign Of kamehameha Ill.
1t derived it's designation of the
"murder stamp" from the death
of Castor LerOux. a noted
French stamp collector. In 1892.
According to territorial O6icials
there are only fourteen known
copies OF the "nurder stamp"
extant.
Evening star., 1921-09-06

victed in the post office robbery,
while Sheriff Jack Taylor was at:
tending the county fair.
Sam Zimmerman and George
Szmetko. the two deputies. were slug
ged by Urbaytis, who used a buckle
and strap from a Jail cot. DR.. Will
liam Shapiro. jail physician. escaped
harm by locking himself in the cell.
The fugitives walked out Of the
jail unmolested after seizing four
large revolvers from the sheriff's desk.
No trace of the cOnvicts has been
found. despite thorough search
made by practically every available
police officer in the city.
Evening star., 1921-09-06
FITZPATRICK IN PARIS.

PARIS. September Capt Emmet
Fitzpatrick. American Red Cross worker
recently released from Jail in Moscow
arrived here today from Riga. He has
gained about twenty pounds in weight.
He will go to Touraine province to rest
for three or four weeks, and will then
sail for the United States. His home is
in Uniontown, Ala.
Evening star., 1921-09-06
Drapery Dept.
Special Stock Shades

special lot of stock size shades Over 900
shades in the lot sizes 80 to sc inches wide and
all are 2 yards long. They consist of Scotch Hol-
land in cream, ecru and dark green, handmade oil
opaque in various shades Of green and handmade
green and white Duplex shades in the lot. They
are mounted on guaranteed spring rollers and each
is complete with slat fixtures and crocheted ring
pull. If made to order these shades would range
in price from $1.85 to $500 each.
Special, Each 85c
Evening star., 1921-09-06
Another Bandit Escapes,

TACOMA. Wash. September g.
Roy Gardner, California mail bandit,
escaped from Mcneil island federal
penitentiary during a jail break in
which Everett Impyn, a federal life
prisoner. was shot and killed. Law
arduS Bogart, another life prisoner
was, shot and possibly fatally
wounded.
Evening star., 1921-09-06
Curtains

Madras Curtains 2s yards long, pretty designs, in
plain hue rose green and brown, and also multicoored
combinations. $3.50 pair
Fiber Silk Portieres, g. 2s yards long; pocketweave
material plain figured centers, with pretty border de-
signs, mulberry, green and gold $3.50 pair.
Renaissance Lace Curtains, Arab color, 2 yards long,
Frenchmade edge patterns heavy English cable net
$3.50 pair.
Quaker Lace Curtains ivory, 21a yards long, double
net edge lace trimmed. s200 pair.
Scotch Madras, 45 and 30 in wide, in plain and multi
coloredAeombnations. $L75 to $500 yard.
se-im Cretonne chintz designs, and also large bold
fgured3patterns; heavy. durable quality S5c yard.
Evening star., 1921-09-06
Women's Handmade Colored Embroidered
Handkerchiefs. Special, s1.25 each.
Madeira Handmade Pure Linen Handkerchiefs
75c each.

Basco Mercerized Cotton Damask, 72 inches wide;
beautiful designs of this superior grade. $1.OO yard
Fancy jacquard and Colored Band Border Turkish
Towels Martex and other fine makes; large sizes.
Regular $1.00 and $125 grades for 75c EACH
Colored Jacquard Border Bath Towels, large size,
48c each.
Lace-trimmed Scarfs, Bauman, Filet and irnita-
ton Cluny lace; 1896 and 18x54 inches. 75c to
$3.50 values, Soc each.
Satin-fnished Bedspreads, hemmed ends; 7sxSs
inches Superior $525 grade, for $3.75 each.
Evening star., 1921-09-06
The Linen Shop

A remarkable sale of fine Bleached
Pure Irish Linen Table Damask.
Seven attractive designs, 70 inches
wide. Our regular $4.25 grade for
$2.75 yard.
The New York herald., 1921-03-27
Daily Calendar
THE WEATHER.


For Eastern New York-Partly cloudy
mild temperature and local showers to-
day; tomorrow rain and colder; in
creasing southerly winds.
For New Jersey-partiy cloudy and warmer
with occasional showers to-day tomorrow
unsettled, With rain and colder, increasing
for Northern New England-cloudy and
warmer With showers to-day; tomorrow
rain aud colder; fresh southerly winds.
ror Southern New Enslana-Party cloudy
and somewhat warmer, WITH local ehoW,rs
to-day, tomorrow rain. colder by night. IN
ureaslng southcriy winds.
Fer Werfcrn New iork-Showers and
thundersiorm7 to-day; much cooler tonight .
tomorrow clearing and much colder strong
southerly winds.
WASHINGTON. March 2G.-Pressure re-
mains high In the Eastern states aud i Il
high and rising rapidly over tho Northwestern
States and Rocky Mountain region Between
these areas Of high barometer there + an
extensive area OF low pressure that extends
from Lake Superior gouihwestward to the
Mexican border and within * there are two
storm centres one OF marked intensity over
iowa and the other over the upper Etc
Grande valley. The former storm has beer
attended by rain IN the region OF the great
lakes and the upper Mississippi valley ans
| by rains, changing to SHOWS. IN the north
eru plains States and the Rocky Mountain
region. II also has been attended by shift
Ing gales in the upper Mississippi valley ant
over the plains States. II has been followed
by much colder weather over the northern
Plains States and the Rocky Mountain re-
gion, and tonight the temperature was be
low freezing, with snow falling IN Montana
the pakotas. western Minnesota, western
and central Nebrasi;a, eastern Colorado anC
northern New Mexico. AbnorInally warn
weather continued to-day throughout TIL
Ia stern and Southern States and In th'
great central yalleys.
In the New England States and eastern
| New York the weather VIII be general,
overcast. with mild temperatures and occa