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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-20
Children Cry
FOR FlETcHER'S
Q a 6 "A
LOCAL MAN WINS PRIZE
FOR "Bl SI\ESS STORY

Frank TnlEs. window trimmer and
general utility man for the Martin
Hardware COMPANY has Just received
c substantial cheek from publish
ing house as prize money for having
won first place N . contest. the
subject being. "IIow 10 Increase You.
Profits in .sz.-
The argument u Nr. Tulis Is 50
scod that il is herewith reproduced.
Following are some % the things
! have decided 10 Do % increase our
is.s profits:
First: have hid a long izl,le
ballt in the center Ct the store noor
toward the front. On this table I put
something o. almost every snail
rough hardware thar we carry So
stock have found that many
farmers in this community have
made our store a meeting nsacc and
IL Is human nature sor person 70
handle merchandise being loose and
invariably we seel then something
am always sure 20 PIT the most
se2soazh,e articies on this table. and
since ! have adopiec this display
table system. several customers have
mentioned that thsy dii 10; know
We carried this qsrtir8'zr article an
consequently We sod thern some
thing being able 70 spezk Spznish
have made 4 my business 20 visit
the Mexican colony working for the
Santa Re railroad. and = III 20 he
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-20

While the North Is shivering !
the grasp of winter. enthusiastic
fishermen who have saved on treir
winter real till BY the speedy jour
ney 70 the bAlny Florida Keys are
taking advantage o. the phenom-
eral runs q fish a. the famous
Long Key Fishing Camp. Tarpor.
harrncuda, ssilfish. ambersack,
croupers. bonedsh. kingfsh ard
scores Of lesser fry appeal irres st
IDLY 70 the disciples Of Isaac Wal
tor. Fs.irg this year has been
sensational and many fne catches
are constantly made. The season
runs from January 10 May. But
sone varieties are cauCk; through
cut the year.
Some q the finest catches have
teen made by tire women visitors
who are encouraged 10 compete .cr
the pr.1es offered ty he Long Key
Fishing Club. 81 which Zane Grey.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-20


condition. You cannot hope tc o~Ne
rosy. healthy complexion- beauty
Digestive troubles ruin the com
nlexson OF women and men Oeiy
rimnles blotches and ofsckh'saA'
are the snrest sirns that your dises-
ito, Is out Of order. that yoef
stomach ard liver are not wosk d.
,ba, Won do not assimiiaie your iooc
ana 40 not properly eliminate tht
wa~,e matter. which poisons SoI
system
Is there anything more obpeNliah {
able than a face with oleiais nf'
persouS-women and men-wno af7
troubled with Impurities Of the sat-
suffer constantly and keen.y ihe'f
misfortune.
Arc how needless TO continue y'i'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-20

Atlantic Ocean On one side. ard
the Gulf o. Mexico on the ether.
4 fine new scs side hos t..e
Casa Marina. has. been belt = ne
quaint old town of Key West. Ia
nous not only for is cigar manu-,
factories. but fcr the wonderful
fishing in it surrounding waters.
IT. I'd to the standard e tAe Ia
nous hotels of the East Coast oi
Florida and is near Long hey sS.'-
ing Camp.
From Key West daily steamers
quickly bridge the 80 nile cap 70
Havana. TIE oversee railway Is the
nuiekes; and most direct route 20
busy Havana. the Paris az the
American continent. This ercient
city founded r. 1879. has
picturesque cid spanish Moorish
type q architecture. w.th narrow
streets, stately old uilcincs and
quantity yr.litd wirdows-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-20

the famous author, Is president a
i50 pound Sighting tzrpon or
lesping 90 pound ssilfsh give the
most thrilling battle !. re weird.
Long Key. i0) miles below
Miami. Is a splendid resort for
men. women and children. With
many attractive bungalows and
ample accomm odations. Il Is coral
.slsrd with a long white winding
shoreline of coral sand. horcered
bv palms. Visitors come ~ way
81 that eighth wonder Z tie world.
the Key West extension q the
Florida Eas. Coast Rzilway whKh
rurs from reef 10 reef cn massive
arches. rising out o. the ocean. for
iO7 niles from Miami 70 Key
West the sorfhe-umost city IN the
United States. One Of the strang-
est sights O. earth. ard most
beautiful is afforded from the
windows a TIE SLEEPER with the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-20

for failure Of his SUIT. and put ASIDE
the Unfinished SYMPHONY neTer
10 take IT up again
From it the besutifrl -Sorg OF
Love" has been made. TO express
the sentiment Of lovers Of all time.
and the greatest ronsn>e in musical
history has become an involuntary
witness for the defense in the case
OF the critics versEs the morality OF
modern musical plays
And as a result Of the Tremendous
appreciation OF Schubert's music By
New York audiences the Schubert
Memorial Committee has insugu-
rated Schubert week, January y -
February 5. Inclusive
During this designated period
artists and o-chestras everywhere
viii play at least one Schubert
group and thousands of courles will
waltz TO the theme Of the I'm
finished Syrphony-The Scns cf
Love
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-20
NEW IRISH CURRENCY
TO APPEAR SOON
Also New Irish Stamp Will Be
Struck By the Newest
Republic In the
World

Dublin. Feb. e,.-P-oposais ioT q
new Irisa currency and Irish postage
stamps a-e being discussed b. tn
Free state auihoritios-
Banking circles here are said y
be strongly cgqosed % any Alteration
in the currency on the groand inai
/. viii hamper trade Ani cause oom-
plscat'ons by the csia..isamsat o.
We. another luciuzLng "fTcign eX-
change" but national sentiment Ray
sweep these objections ASIDE. sone
predict that before the eEd ot TIE
year Irish printing presses VII oe
turning out Irish treasury notes
Reckoning BY pounds. saiaings AT,
some time. and Engish st'yer and
cooper viii continue - circulate. uul
It is aniiciretcd that the Free Stale
viii adopt the decimal system Of coi1-
age as soon as practicable and in4'
Irish dollars AM cents. or whateye,
their equivalent Gaelic names may nt
viii ultimately take the place Of iac
sterling money.
As for postage stamps. the rropo>a
Is that Ireland shall content hers Il
for the present with making al -
rangenent with Great Britain .o'
printing su7charga INSERTION
probably consisting Of a shamrVrt y
harp, combined with the word Emu
in Irish characters n9on the face ol
the stamps now in use.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-20
Rheumatism at so


orebotrs -ncshe- is suffering to-
rtsftr TIE roourxe % ~>~uuzttxrr
has vrecked her cocT. hDp,ng ead
szfse-s-.r- tent <c-<zrd- she sses hut
the ccnrnon Erccn4 but her ased
heart sfi1 belurEz 70 the scz1f DDes
a-s oocy czrx- s g 8 n ore q the
greatest hiscd-p1rife-s known. and u
heips trii1 more blot cells irs med
sclnsl fnT-e6i-nts are purely vegetA-
he- II zess- cixarrarxes ths etonnck-
II Ia m fat. . nrsenft6 tcnir. blood
EAksr. . b,ccd s-riehe-- II bar.nAn
rhe1Ezsisn frcn to.-tx, muscles gS1
the ensrs boe< u tufl1s frU EeehL
n n wczt pere1ctys r7c<ker rSede
tcrixnfs Acxk<r. r su1 scAn notrVo
ezf q get . bct<is q e SIS yyrso4
eurer oc1kcocy sr yc-- hHfly ~
ecD<nn1<. fef . he-x2s - as q H9v1
LRe so0eoetys wc<her bog1n 70 fos1
r. ruG -asrksrr aaa>S - e
~ err Elrrea- = To - ~
n1V0 - ; uAs ~ e0111u1u
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-20

F-ui breath. Indigestion. di1zne -
disinclinaiion 20 work. stomach ue'-
hla and sluggishness Of the liver v 4
disappear as soon as the rema'AAA's
efficient ingredients Of IANLN'
perneate your system
TANLAC has been a blessing AZ
thousands % homes throughout ine
United states and Canada Teas ..
thousands q men and women have
testified that II has brought back tne
sunshine. laughter and happiness into
their lives. il will 10 the same Tor sst.,
II you whl only give IL far, ihorouSA
trial.
"Tanlac = sold IN Guthrie BY iAll-e
Drug Co, and BY leading dragsis's
everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-20
One Hundred and Twenty
Fifth Anniversary of
Composers Birth to
Be International
Celebration

Ne~ lork.-Early in Broadway
season that has had mere than It's
share Of plays advertised By OFT
ragged enemies. noted New York
divine declared fron his pulpit
The Jazz dance and song a nod
eru rnusiral comedy are responsible
so- TIE bad manners ard low morals
G. the recent fzppsrs-
Brozdssy received The Indictment
in the casual s:iencc Nth which
L hears al criticism. and . fex days
later rtveaied . Quiet answer to the
charge CT deczience with ~5.osson
Tirne.- a r1usicsl effort for which
the srcs, master Of 7clody. Frsnz
SShrb>rt. furnishes rcs o1'y The -z-
sc hrs he play th<rt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-20
Publicity Hurts Shops

The present rising stock market
spelled doom 10 The bucketeers. the
stock exchange Official said These
swindiers rely on a bear or ,oReriag
u2rkcf to keep their heads above
water.
Another reason foT tie succession
CT bnckeishop failures may be seen
IL the ectsvity OF the stock exchange
itself. The exchange has beeu -
moFtus lis wires from sE.ndlag
houses and causing them 70 fan.
Newspapers are broadczsting the
bucks.shops failures all over he
country. T1is is a fine aid in clear
ing up the evil"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-20
Bad Blood
Bad Health

First. the weil-known cause.
Second. the sure rrsulf.
II Is cguaily sure that Il you
parity Your blood with Hood =
Sarsaparllla- tie xtarslari hood
purifier and tonic medicine. good
health. appetite srd strength VIII
follow as night follows day.
Ecod S1rsaparllla rlTcs relief
in such trouhlrs - blood hamcrs.
scrofula. eczema. ioils rimr les.
and other eruptlcrs acid blood
which causes the psirs ard aches
Of rheumatism OF llmhaCu. her
vous fwinges and caf4rrh weak
blood. hat tired feeling loss q
appetite anl rundown conditions
Heed these warnings before you
decline 10 tho condition q chrome
3llness : Set Hpod's fotayo some
one IN ycnr family needs 4 now.
War tax removed prloe reruced.
Fer mild laxative Hco-' fllA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-20

A cu-ious -a.stake occurred rc-
~enLy a: a wedding in an Engli s.
tcwu. By some mischance the h-ioa,
party became confused. and when ihe
ceremony vas over il was found tia,
the bride had beea married - III
best man
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-20

Bears. especially those Of the white
SPECIES. a-e rather fss;sdiO1s about
Their toilets. They comb their hair
~-ith their Carved claws and LEX
themselves to make their hair shss.r
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-20
Story Of Sohubert's Life

The story is thzt Of Schubert's
osn life as ro-sz1tscis,s believe he
wove ]; into his Unfinished SYM
pbony.' and IS especially interest
ing now. jus; on tire eve OF the oeie-
brstiOn by the Schubert Memorial
Connif;se. OF the 1zs;h anniversary
Of his birth. The ro-iznticists think
be intended this wo1deria work as
an zro~sl Of love buf. the tale con-
unres. Ike TIE fznczs Captain Miles
Stzadishs Re made the mistake Of
trusting his rnzztrrpiece to the lips
OF znosler. Bzrou Schober. who e1-
acted TIE part Of John Alden in this
sad little drama. sang ne unfinished
symphony 10 The giri. sincerely mean
sns 70 WIN her for his friend. bit
the power CT she song vas srch that
she Immediately scl IN love with
TIC singer.
-sceg Of Love- Evolved
SchuS<-s. hesrtkfoscr. Blamed
c~1x RS ns-s~~-i --~zfs-z<fryeu<s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-20
STOCK SPECULATION CRAZE
RUINS POOR INVESTORS
Buckle, Shops Go Bankrupt
When Rising Security
Prices Upset Their
Game

New YORK. Feb e0.-F1um five
huadred miA.on 10 i~'o billion dollars
are stolen annually from the pockets
o, the American pnolic by confidence
men a3d fraudulent brokerage houses
an psii.ial Of The New York stock ex-
change estimated today. The es;i-
mate Is based on sirures from
reports u the federal trade hoard
and Investment brokers association.
A fever 81 speculation has brought
ab- " an increase 81 fr4duieui deal
srs as shown hy ihe Developments
o, the past few weeks:
Nineteen persons have been in
diced in New YORK on charge O,
cCn6rcting bucke,shors and more
i7d.eimenis are expected shortly.
Many Brokers Fail
Several brokerage houses. some
vs. II branches IN lnany cities. hsif
.sled and Investigation has shown
hs; some OF these had been secretly
3rsseilng accounts
L. Ca.czro author les have un-
covered a 'szindle trust" ~hica ,0oN
thousands q do.lars tnCm foreig,
tcFn iaborers on promises OF interest
naymenis which ran as high as l0l
ferCeni.
The latest Development in the New
Norf war on huckei shops IS the ex.
.'uss.on from the conso, idzie1 ex
change q r II. NacMasiers an.
company. George II. Siikwo-;h
president of the exchange. aucusel
the fra o. bucke;ing-seHing seruri
tie carried on accounts q
4 11ers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-20
Beauty ssis ssis sSkinDeep
The Soft Velvet Sheen of Beautiful Com
plexion Comes From Within.
TANLAC, RATHER THAN COSMETICS,
WILL PUT ROSES IN YOUR CHEEKS

bocy ana raen;al sUffertns' TeN
LAC will regulate your olesticn.
TsNLAc will bring yesr stomach
ard liver back 70 nornsi ~orsir1
ccno ;ion. viii ASS, ssos n eiirr'i-
MATING al the waste matter yeur sys-
ter, csnnct absorb and put into your
booy pure. red. healthy blooo. Just
,s.::.Ss. ! no 8 '';'' -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-20

They do not and cannot.
restore the sheen of =
healthy complexion.
What hseosro- locking
eare~orn women need 70
bring back tHe natural
bloor, 20 their checks
sno the irristible spar.
sle 70 the eye IS the glow
of perfect heaits. Noth
lno on earth can equal
TANLsc for tnis de-
clare tens CT Thousands
OF happy women who
have tried .; and are now
the picture cf health.
Contrary 70 the o.o
saying. beauty Is not
skin deep. Beauty COMES
from within. Unless yolr
stomach 4 in Teffccf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-20

. Ne q xonAas greatest charms
I hes IN the beauty % ac- - .
Men almire the SOFT veifei
ness 81 Is texture and Women envy
4. but the real roses ere not plt "a
the checks With cosmetics. Their -se
Is simp'y an acknow iedgemelt o.
fading beauty. Pace creams. rcrs-
and powder vii not nn olt q sunken
cheek o. resu.ld = Scrawuy n-eE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-20

SchuSe-s. hesrtkfoser. blamed
crly his psrsossl unsttrzctEyeness
Evening journal., 1922-02-01
ENDEAVORERS IN
COUNTY INSTITUTE

An intresting program has been
planned for the County Institute OF
Christian Endeavor TO be held al
Second Baptist Church, tomorrow
afternoon and evening. Plans are
being made by the Wilmington G. r.
Union under the direction OF Carroll
NJ. Wright. Field Secretary for Del
aware and Maryland.
Tho sessions will begin at p. m.
tomorrow and continue through tho
afternoon. conferences being held on
the different phases OF Christian En-
deavor work. The Junior Demon
stration will be conducted al AIS
O'Clock by Mr.. Smith. the Maryland
Junior Superintendent. This dem
onstration will be OF special interest
10 boys and girls OF the High School
age and those even younger.
Dinner will be served at the church
at 900 O'Clock. At 7.30 p. n. will
be held the mass meeting AZ which
the address on Christian Endeavor.
"Forty-onc Years Old" will be deliv-
cred by Clarence c. Hamilton, field
manager OF the Christian Endeavor
World. The sessions OF the Insti-
tute are expected to prove a fitting
beginning for the activities planned
by the various societies to mark the
week OF Feb. 5th-12th. set aside
especially all over the country as
Christian Endeavor Week"
Evening journal., 1922-02-01
KILLS WOMAN AS
SHE BEGS FOR MERCY

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, Feb. L.
Anita Tarres. while on her knees
begging for mercy. was shot through
the temple and instantly killed yes
terday by Manuel Gellego. according
to the police. Gallcgo then went to
the room Of Roberto Rumeres and
shot him through the back. the
victim dying a short time later. ac-
cording 10 police.
Reports to the authorities say
that Anita was the common-law
wife OF Gallego. but that she de-
serted him a short time ago for
Rumeres. Jealousy is said TO have
been the motive for the double
killing. Gallego is a Spaniard and
Rumcres was a Mexican.
Immediately after shooting the
woman. the police were told. her
SLAYER rushed 20 the house az which
Rumeres was rooming and, smash
ing open the door. shot him as he
was trying TO- escape through "A
window. As Rumeres fell. Gallego
turned the gun on Caesar Rubio.
who had followed him. and fred
twice. but missed. He then drew a
suletto and wounded his pursuer.
but the latter succeeded in dis.lrm-
ing him and held him for the police
The woman was killed in Gallego' 5
room. where it is supposed she had
gone TO seek reconciliation.
Evening journal., 1922-02-01
FEW ARRESTS
IN JANUARY
Only 81 Made Last Week,
And II During Entire
Month
"a ACCUSED
OF DRUNKENNESS

Little business was transacted by
the Department OF Pupiic Safety
yesterday afternoon. for the Bureau
OF Police, aside from the usual rou-
tine work Reports submitted by SUI
perintondent Of Police Black showed
a total OF only 81 arrests made last
week. six prisoners committed TO the
New Castle County workhouse and
fines and costs amour Ing % seSl 80
collected through the Municipal
Court.
Two applications were presented
for positions as patrolmen. and or
dcred to take tho usual course They
were: John c. A. O'Connor, 101
North Connell street. and sidney c.
Dixon. 4o6 vast Th.riy-second
street.
The monthly report OF superinten-
neni Black showed a decrease OF n
arrests during January, the total
number for last month being 2l7.
The December total was ass.
In connection with the report,
the number OF arrests for drunk
enncss is 34 five lower than that
OF December and The same as la
November. These figures indicate
that there are little outward signs
OF the disregard OF the prohibition
legislation.
A decrease is also noted In the
number OF arrests for violation ofthe
liquor laws. During the month
there were six arrests for selling
Intoxicating liquor. four arrests for
violations OF the state liquor law
and one for operating a motor We
hicie while intoxicaed.
Among arrests for other causes
were the following. Adultery. ?;
assault and battery. 10; attempted
/ larceny l. breaking and entering
4; breach OF the peace. 10; carry
ing concealed deadly weapon. j.
contempt Of court. /; drug addims
6: dlsorderly conduct, II; discharg'
ing hrearm, /. street fighting.
forgery. 2: interfering with an OF
icer. Q. keeping a disorderly house
l.: larceny. &C. murder. 2 non-sup
port. S; obtaining goods under falls
! preteuse. ]. playing crap. 3; tres
pass. 16. threatening bodily harm
/: throwing glass In the street. 1
. violating resolution OF Street an
, Sewer Department. !; violatin
! speed laws. s; violating traffic rule
8: violating motor vehicle laws.
, violating narcotic drug act, Z; vic
+, lating park rules. 2; violating eli
fire ordinance. 2; wanted by 9TH
b. states. 4; held for state authorize
2: held for United States authorize
d S.
Evening journal., 1922-02-01
HOW To REDUCE
FIRE HAZARD
Marshal Ainscow Asks
Housewives If They Are
Taking Precaution
DO YOU USE OIL
IN COOK STOVE?

+. Morton Ainscow. fire marshal,
has prepared questionable for the
heads of households. The fire mar
shal cals attention 90 numerous
ways in which fire hazards can be
reduced.
The bulletin issued by the mar
ahal follows.
The head OF every household IN
wilmington. and every other mem-
hcr OF the family can do a great
deal In fire prevention In the home
hy asking themselves the following
questions and then giving honest
answers and act accordingly with
wow 10 conservation or life and
properly.
Am I a saver or a waster and
an enemy to conservation?
Has the stove or furnace been
safely Installed. and has IL metal
floor protection underneath IL?
Are an stove pipes. chimneys
and fues safe. in good repair and
clean?
"iIave the hue holes metal caps?
"Are metal receptacies always
used for ashes? or do we practice
the dangerous habit OF putting them
In wood or against wooden partitions
or fences?
"1s trash OF any kind being burned
In the open or near buildings OF
wooden construction
"ls cleaning done In the house
with gasoline2 Is the dangerous
explosive kept IN the home in un-
approved containers2
rs coal oil used TO start o.
hasten hre2
Are any OF the electric wires
hanging over nails, metal or wood
or any OF the fuses 'bridged' with
metal2
"Are the matches kept In a saf'
| place In metal box. with I'D CLOSED
and out OF the reach OF children
'Is the electric current always Gu
on the smoothing iron when not u
use. even though you expect TO us
it again In a few minutes?
"All or these conditions are stand
ing invitations TO the fire fiend q
give YOU visit. II they are no
remedicd he will get around 10 yo
after a while. Your turn may b
next. Somebody who didn't expcC
Do Is getting his turn now. while 20
are reading this. They knew the'
conditions existed about the hom
but satisfied themselves with m
Evening journal., 1922-02-01

tlst pdSodEt.
who's that?" demanded shorty,
thrusting his head into the hall
stay right there or I'll shoot"
"Oh. no, you won't" answered
the cattleman evenly. There's be
no shootin'-unless / do Il.
His step did not falter. He moved
forward. brushed Shorty aside, and
strode into the midst Of his enemies.
There is something about a strong
man unafraid more potent than a
company OF troopers. such "a man
was Emerson Crawford now His
steady gray eyes swept the cicle.
rested on each worried face. and
fastened on Brad steelman.
Steelman laughed uneasily.
well, I reckon you've kinda up
set my plans. Em. Course / was a
coddin' you. 1 didn't aim to hurt
you none. though I'd "a liked 20
have talked you outa the water
holes"
TIE big cattleman ignored this
absolutely Have team hitched
mp right away. shorty viii tend to
that. Bob, tic up yore friends haid
with "a handkerchief"
Hart thrust his revolver back into
its holster. He was willing 10 trust
Crawford 10 dominate this group OF
/ lawless foes. every one of whom
held some deep grudge against him.
/ you'll drive us. steelman," an
nounced Crawford.
ME" screamed the leader Of the
Evening journal., 1922-02-01
FAIRCHLD VISITS.

Sheldon W. Fairchiid. OF Wash
ington. d. c., and Wilmington, LEFT
for New York city on Monday. to at.
tend the convention OF the automo-
bile, underwater. Detective Bureau
being held at the Pennsylvanls
Hotel New York city
Howard Knessi. vice-president OF
the Dodge Motor Company a per.
sonal friend Of Mr.. Fairchnd's. lost
his life in the "Knickerbocllef
Theatre disaster, Mrs. Knessi was
seriously injured. being cared for at
The Garfield Hospital. Washington
While Mr.. Fairchild is in New York
Mrs. Fairchild will spend a few-da- ,
with her parents at Union Gardens
this city.