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The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1922-03-31
|lS9 nLITERATES
| in THIS COUNTY
Figures announced BY
Superintendent OF Pub.
lic Instruction

Interesting figures on illiteracy In
Nevada have been compiled by State
superintendent of Public Instruction
w. J. Hunting from census returns
for use In combating illiteracy in
this state.
Douglas county is shown to be
rather high In the number of
illiterates having total OF 189.
Esmeralda county has the least num-
Der, A and Storey Is between Es-
meralda and Ormsby with As. Wa
shoe ranks highest with 476.
The figures compiled by Superin-
tendent Hunting.ar are as follows:
Total number of illiterates ten
years old and over, 1902; native
white illiterates. 157; foreign born
white illiterates, 1241: illiterate
negroes. 16; illiterate males of vot-
Ing age, 1875; rural illiteracy, 1868;
urban illiteracy 239; percentage of
illiteracy In state, So.
llliteracy by counties:
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DEMOCRATS TO HOLD BIG
GABFEST AT RENO IN April

William G. McAdoo. former sec
retary of the treasury, will be ex-
tended an invitation to address a
Nevada audience at Reno April 13,
at a banquet in commeration of the
birth of Thomas Jefferson. Gavin
McNab and Garrett McEnerey, of San
francisco, and Francis j. Heney OF
Los Angeles, are other prospective
speakers to whom invitations will be
extended. Decision to endeavor to
secure famous Democrats as speak
ers for the occasion was reached at
meeting of prominent Reno Demo-
Gratis.
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LUTHERAN CHURCH NOTES
aturday schedule as usual

Saturday schedule as usual.
Sunday, April 2nd-English Lenten
services at 10:30 a m, German at
2:30 p m. Subject: 1T Is Finished y
Sunday School at $50.
Wednesday, April 5th has been set
aside by Trinity Ladies' Aid as the
day ON which the ladies will give
thee hurch a much needed and
thorough cleaning. Visitors bringing
mop and pail and dust-rag will be
heartily welcomed
The church board meets at s p. m.
of the same day.
Thursday, April 9th, regular meet
ing Of Missionary Ladies Aid.
Parents of the confirmation class
will please consult the pastor per-
sonally or by phone concerning the
hymn-books desired for confirmation
The order must be sent in soon.
Welcome to our services.
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FEATURE film
AT THE REX

When screen stars are required In
the performance of their roles to
battle for the preservation of their
lives, honor or personal rights, 1t Is
often done listelessly. but seldom sc
in Paramount pictures. The invari-
able rule of the Paramount directors
Is to be realistic, so when fight is
scheduled by the story. 1t is real
battle and no make-shift affair.
Thus 1t happened that when Agnes
Ayers, Paramount star and featured
player with Rudolph Valentino In
George Melford's magnificent produc-
tion of The Sheik" which will be
the feature at the Rex Theatre Sun
day afternoon and night. was direct
ed to fight four Arabian slave girls
for all she was WORTH" she obeyed
orders literally, the result being a
scene Of intense realism seldom seen
In any motion picture.
1T was lots OF sport" said Miss
Ayers the next morning. but, oh,
today! feel as II I'd been through
cyclone. Those girls were stockily
built and all four clung to me at once
and had to throw them OFF. l assure
you | haven't any idea just what |
did, was told to fight and that s
all there was to it."
This is only one OF many realistic
scenes In this superb production.
There are many thrilling moments In
the action, desert sandstorm, bat
Ting Bedouins and magnificent Sah-
aran scenes. The picture is based
on e. M. Hulls novel of the same
name which created literary SEN
sation both In this country and in
England.
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WINGFIELD MAY BUILD BIG
HOTEL BUILDING IN RENO

The new hotel building on the Russ
house site adjoining the Golden
Hotel may be seven stories In height
instead Of four, according to George
Wingfield who returned last week
from the coast and is now going
over the plans, says the Gazette.
Work on the building will start with
in a few weeks. he believes.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH SERVICES

Services consisting of Mass and
sermon will be held In the Catholic
Church In this city on Sunday next,
April End at 10:30 a. IN. Sunday
School for the children will be held
Immediately after the services.
Everybody is cordially welcome.
THOMAS E. HORGAN, Pastor
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FOR SALE-Barber Shop in Fallon.
running two to three chairs: doing
good business; owner compelled to
leave. A good bargain. For fur
ther particulars inquire at this Of
fee or address box II. care Eagle.
Fallon, Nevada.
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SHOP SERVICE
AT HIGH SCHOOL

The Animal Husbandry class has
begun a detailed and extensive study
OF modern dairying. They are learn
ing how to select their herd, what
breed to- choose, how to care for
them and of the best methods to en-
ploy in managing the dairy. Taking
up sanitation, breeding, and milking.
When complete they will having a
working knowledge of the modern
dairy. Each boy is making a draw
ing OF his ideal type of barn.
The class visited the creamery at
Minden last Wednesday spending a
half day there, observing the meth
DDS OF handling and testing cream
and the process of butter manufac-
ture. Later in the week, they made
a trip to Buckeye and observed in
detail the lambing operations, the
machine shed and machinery and al
so the herd Of purebred Duroc Jersey
hogs. 1t is proposed to make several
/ trips through the valley, visiting i'm
portant herds and equipments.
Following is letter sent out this
week to school patrons and to those
interested in the advancement of
agricultural work in the high school:
THE FARM SHOP SERVICE co.
High School, Gardnerville
Nevada
March 2Sth, 1922.
To those Interested in the Training
OF Better Farmers:
The Farm Shops Service company,
an organization completed some time
lago in the Agricultural Glass of the
Hing School, has been preparing to
repair broken tools, file and repair
saws, make handles, fit handles,
sharpen tools clean tools and do light
forging, such as making bolts, thread
ing bolts, making rings, pegs. and
other light work. They have tools
necessary for repair work of this
kind.
In taking this work, II Is not ex-
pected that the boys should be able
Ito turn out the finest work, but it
lis through such practice that they
hope to become proficient in the use
of tools. Their equipment is quite
complete and they will gladly do
your repairing and any light con-
struction work that you might have.
And will try their best in making any
repairs or new articles that are
wanted. There will be small
charge for the work but certainly
not more than 1t is worth. In re-
ceiving money for this work, part
goes to the High School for the use
OF the tools, another part to the per-
son furnishing the material and the
remainder TO the treasury of the
Farm Shop Service Company, to be
divided evenly among the members.
II they make enough money, they
expect to buy some useful carpentry
or blacksmith tools for their own
use. This has been considered q
very good plan by all who have heard
of 1t.
Haven't you garden or shop tools
that need repairing? Or possibly
some new chicken coops to be made
or hog troughs that should be built
If SO. will you not call the high
school or send in by any high school
student and help the boys make their
organization q success, Give them
the practice that will make good
farmers of them.
Do you have broken tools that are
worth. less to you? If so, might We
take them and repair them?
Yours for Service.
The Farm Shop Service Company.
Edgar Anderson. Manager.
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BENEFIT PLAY BY CARSON
TALENT AT d. II. s TONIGHT

At an election held last Friday, the
following officers were elected for the
Literary Society:
Thomas Raycraft, president; Sopl,-
iene Lampe, vice-president; Roy
Hussman, secretary; Joe Woolver-
ton, treasurer.
The Carson play, "Blundering Billy"
which has been postponed since Feb
ruary, owing to the impossible condi-
ton OF the roads, will be staged at
the high school auditorium Friday
night, March 31st. This is a benefit
show to help ourselves, for We get
25 per cent of the proceeds to help
out our deficient athletic fund, and to
help out the Carson high who lost
their building at the recent fire. The
Carson people say this is not a
charity alone, for you will get your
moneys worth from 1t.
The high school students will enjoy
Easter vacation from April 10th 70
14th.
An order has been sent off for a
baseball outfit for the high school
The first game, II possible, will be
played Sunday with the American
Legion team.
Theresa Clock, Sophomore Reporter
Howard Dettling, Senior Reporter
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PEOPLES M. L. CHURCH

Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Sermon at IL a. m. and s p. m.
Epworth League at 7:15 p. m.
Services at Minden one week from
tonight.
You are cordially invited to all
services.
p. II. WILLIS, Pastor.
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HOT DOG FEED

The members of the Civilian Club
of the American Legion will have a
''hot dog feed at the club room
Saturday night.
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FREE TREES-Certain elm and
locust trees ON the high school
grounds. See Mr. Gray or tele-
phone. a2l-4t.
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Total number of illiterates in state
In 1910, 47o2; percentage of illiteracy
In state In 1910, 6.7
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Theresa Clock, Sophomore Reporter
Howard Dettllng, Senior Reporter.
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HoB sLl

FOR SALE-Coal IS and so Bushels lots
Call Bridgeport 80. William NJ. Corbin.
Oct2C-l
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C|emenceau Itinerary
Includes Many Talks

New York, Oct. 22.-GeorScs Glenn
enccau. war premier of France, Will
visit the principal cities in the cast
and middle west during his tour OF
the United States, in November ana
December. according 10 a schedule
made public To day by the Council OF
Foreign Relations. under whose aus
pices he is coming to this country.
The French statesman will said on
November H., ArmistiCe day. and Is
expected to reach New York, NoVenl'
Der IS. where he will be heard in MS
first address. Tentative dates call Tor
speeches in Boston. November ); CHI
cago. November IS; Kansas City, NOV
ember IS; New Orleans, November 3o'
and WASHINGTON, December 5.9. 1t Is
possible that his itinerary will include
visits to Atlanta, Baltimore and Mon
real Visits to the White House
Mount Vernon, WashingtonS home
and 10 former President Wilson, MS
ssociate at the Paris peace confer
,acc. are on the calendar.
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Throw Doubt On Grand
Jury Resuming Work

Marion. Ill. oct. %. - The special
grand jury which investigated the Hot
rim mine killings and returned 3S6 In
dictmcnts before rcC"Ssing month ago.
IS TO resume it's deliberations tomorrow.
Local attorneys are questioning IN"
legality Of the jury's RECOMMENDING. ana
Judge n. 7 Hartwcll OF tho William
son county ClTCuit court. said tonight
there was doubt as TO the legality -!
the body's scheduled proceedings this
week
Tho contention has been raised that
the inUuisitorial body. which was CON
vrncd during tho July term Of court
md took 4 months recess September
-. completed its work with the cNpira-
ton Of the regular September term.
pcloS Duty. states attorney. declared
he did not believe the jury's work THIS
week would he irregular. and that he In
tended to resume his investigation.
DUTY said that perjury cases and
now indictments are expected /" oc-
cupy the jury's attention.
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Walking Typhoid Germ
Placed Under Restraint

Albany. y Y. cot. %%.-A woman VII"
for moro th,,r twenty wears has uhNN'
jirclv infected WITH typhoid germs mem
h.r~ 81 nor family aud others III up
state cities. has been "trail"d hE Sla'c
anG local health "frlc"rS and put uh"''
restriction I" prevent further '"nt't-
zion. Thirteen cases "t the GiS"as" may
hc traced ia the Woman. authorities say
The fins, L" y" infected was u ""Arh'r
who fol- Ill VITA tNph"id IN l"""' ,h'
health department authorities said IN
royicu.irp mo case. since tina; time tn"
woman has visited IN ~" homes al E'r
sons ard d;tughr"r-!n-law. iw" sisters
rho father and rnth"r of on" Of ~ie
scrs.ir-la,v. Nv" @raudS"rS and mai
.icctly 4 uur>" employed IN or" "' lhs
,,s"s All Of whom yer" affected. inc
,,so &c rrrSiIcrrd tho more remarkable
L.cauSc NOT one n the w"mar$ own
children ScrcN daughters and three sons
have contracted ~" disease
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EVIL RAMPANT
CONTINUED from Page onsO

through It's present era Of prosperity
It will be the only country in history
which has successfully done so. 1t 10
drift with the current. Some people
tell me that they do not believe In
Satan or his Influence Just try to
break off that sin or social evil and ssc
Il he has no reality.
Calls upon Members To Assist
Recently have had calls to other
churches in other cities" DR.. Gibson
announced, but could not think or
leaving now. 1t would have been easy
the first six months, but you people
have been with me In all my efforts
md all my sorrows. and I really love
Wheeling with its dirty streets and
smoky atmosphere. The minister or
today must he another John the Baptist
and call upon his hearers to repent. ]
call upon you and all other church
members In this community TO stand by
your ministers and reclaim our people
for tho church in which their fathers
worshipped and to which they belong.
The church auditorium was packed
last night. as is the custom At these
popular Sunday evening services. a
r'ano-orEan prelude was given with
Mrs. Irma Reattie- SeabriEht At the or
gan. aud Mr.. Stcckel at The piano. and
was followed By n 15-minutc spirited
song service. The chorus choir was
heard IN anthems, and the feature mu-
s!cally was solo ny Mrs. Emma Sank
hOuscr cOntralto, OF Fairmont.
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Germans See Threat
On Their Sovereignty

Berlin. Oct 22--CEy The Associated
Press The plan submitted 10y l'"n,S
Barthou, French representative ON n"
reparations commission. as solution
for Germany's financial difficulties ara
for placing the country in a position u
meet her reparaiionS payments 5
sharply attacked ny sections "t ihc
press which declare j; u be an ove''
assault on the sovereignty Of the Ter
man republic.
Democracy. self drtcrm nation '"c
preliminary system AMI all stat" SOY
cricgni,v would vanish # the Frcn'h
rlan is Put into execution. says we
Vossisschc Is;tunG. which views ne
scheme as an ai,"np: I" plHr" I""n'NN
under rigorous financial cua'd'anSN''.
This newspaper believes that w. pro-
noscd rrnrcedurc would he pr"cu'tN"
of much international enlightenment pc
l;tical commissions and economic as
order and would result IN !",'ar "\
change Of from 500" - lo,""" marx
and in the end fail % accomplish III"
desired resu't-yielh r"rarati"nS
"A new PREPARATIONS crisis Is n hna"'
s,ys rho Ere,iz ZcitunC. which believes
rho French government !" IN" rr'>'''
move IS deliberately rlanH.u: "'"n"n''
biackmail.
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KENNY IN EFFORT
CONTINUED from Page one)

Eecney was indicted with hundreds
&C others IN Logan and kanawha
counties for his alleged activities N
connection with the Instruction in the
southern part Of the state during which
lawlHSsncSS held sway for several
wkces while n battle ragged on Blai:
mountain between the armed band OF
union miners on one side. bound. ac-
cnrding to their own declarations. ~
kill Sheriff Don Chaf!n and organize
logan county. harch on 10 Mingn cou1-
~ and overthrow martial law and re-
lease the martial law prisoners" AMI
Logan county defenders on the "thc-,
comprising the state forces hastily re-
cruitcd and n0r-union miners. \
change OF venue was granted IN 100 nf
tho cases. including Kr"ney's. from tho
southern counties 70 this far removed
corner Of the state IN Jefferson county,
where the cases are being tried before
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Seek Recovery Of
S1,250,0OO From the
Mexican Government

New York. OCT. "2.---S"oNNE /"
cover abou; $l.g5".c"o from IN" M'N'e"''
government, on claims arising from PF'-
va,c operation Of the Mexican na''""a'
railways during the rcN"ln''"nar!
reriod OF the r'lrrauza regime. VIII 81
attachment designed :" Il" up 'nn"S
Of the Mexican government IN NJ"
York city banks. has been served -"
J. I. Morgan " Go. It W. Fefe'''n w.
I,,. in n su;t instituted 10y the Oliver
Trading company If New YORK
Th, action has been hroush; Jointly
orajrs, the Mexican government ana
the Mexican national railways.
pcr!cl. however. that J. j. Morgan ~
60. vas the repository for any i"iuS
If tho Mexican government was MADE
by Thomas w Lament. on" OF me
Morgan PARTNERS. after the VIII ma"
bcra served.
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Car Product Lessons

Washington. OCT. ca marked de-
crease IN the production Of passenger
cars and autom"h:l" trucks. In ScptCm-
Der. is shown by figures received hY
the census bureau.
TIC output Of passenger cars was
1860 compared with %i9.2%5 In Nu-
gust. while truck production was lS.S4a
AGAINST @i.o00 in August
The September output IS tho loves:
since last March. but was considerably
above that in September. 1921. tho totals
for tina, month having been 1852 pas
scnccr cars and 1855 trucks.
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Judg ]. NJ. Woods on application Of ths
defendants themselves.
Proclai1ns Innocence

Proclairus Innocence
Keeney proclaims his innocence of
any wrong doing in connection with
the armed march and declares that all
his efforts were directed toward turn
ing the marchers back. Attorneys for
both sides are silent as TO their plans,
although It has been learned officially
that Colonel William NJ. Wiley. vice
president and general manager OF the
Boone Coal Corporation. one OF the
largest operations along the line Of
the armed march. has been summoned
as n witness for the defense.
Jefferson county has been flooded
during the last three weeks with
pamphlets signed by the United Mine
Workers charging that Coal operators
are furnishing the money with which to
pay tho fees Of Jurors in the trials AZ
Charles lows" and that coal opera
tors and not the state Of West Virginia
paid the fees and expenses Of the wit.
nesses at the trails" Circuit Clerk
Conrad stated today that jurors and
witnesse shave been paid In the regular
manner. county acquisitions being hon
ored by the state auditor. The count:
was reimbursed to the amount OF
$4,000 for one trial alone by the state
auditors office. Clerk Conrad stated.
Many other charges against the coal
opcrators Of a similar nature have heca
made
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Two Girls Disappear

Chicago. urr. 22.--l'",i"r and d"'''-
,iyrs we're hua.iu.: tonight F"r Gather.
Inc and rdu..n" Wilson. sisters AGA
- and l3. who disapp"ar"" trid'E
night. The girls attended camp i're
meeting ut 4 church and failed t" re-
,urn home. \ girl companion ~"d 'Hc
sisters we're aprr"ach'" hy u S'rI"S' =.
who said he was a relative. and a>N'i
,b,r 70 take him !" their nome. 70
ward If $5op was offered t".!'! by tue
church
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PERSONAL.

PROSTATE AND ELAprEE 'r"Hht".
rising often at night rapidly overcome.
New simple. scicuiiti" method. lncN'
ncnsiyc. Easily used. Results "r
none back. rIlc, ana constitution
quickly relieved by this m"th"i Many
enthusiastic patrons III Wheeling and
Vicinity. Sec Jos. Zero, Distributor
3315 Jacobs 81. Wheeling W. Va. Man
ufac,urcd only 10y IA" Electro Thcrmai
company 50" Baird HidS, St"u""n'i me-
Ohio.
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name SPONSORS
CONTINUED from Page ons)

burdcncd with details. but the associs-
ton Of your name will hc n great inhu!
encc IN their work IN Your community
DR.. Preston Named.
Governors or the various states. terri.
tories and insular possessions have beer
selected as cx-offcio members OF the
committee. on which moro than $50 pri-
vatc citizens have been named
The committee includes large NUN
her Of men and women who have h"en
nationally prominent IN relief activ!'
ties. Among them arc Dr. s. 5. Preston.
Charleston. W. Va: Senator Fenrer.
PENNSYLVANIA. and Col. Hansford Throl'
keld. Morganficld. Ky.
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K, K, K, Not In Favor;
Meeting Is Dispersed

Pittsburgh. Oct. @@.-Scorcs "f per-
cons maSs"d in front Of hall IN Nc
KEGS ROCKS this afternoon told Chlcl
Of Police Edward R"idcr that II he ald
NOT prevent u ku klux Khan meeting
within the hall. they would
Rcidcr broke up the meeting Inc
crowd dispersed.
X. *. KS from Pittsburgh VINO or
ganizcd and advertised the proposed or
CaniZaiion meeting. were on manu- !"
fun rcEalla when ltcidcr took action
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MANUFACTURERS DISTRIBUTORS

MANUFACTURERS DISTRIBUTOR
for this territory. New article. No
competition. Should produce over sovu
monthly products. A pleasant business
with unlimited possibilities. Requires
no special training or technical know
ledge but applicar, must be honest and
aggressive and have about $3.50. You
handle your own money and this busi-
ness need not Interfere with manag-
ment Of other affairs. This Is a life
tlme opportunity to establish. a lucra-
tive business but immediate action IS
necessary. However, do not reply I'M
less YOU are sincere and can meet our
requirements. j. J. Moore. Hender
Hotel, Johnstown. Ia. Oct2l-!
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Woman Farmer Decorated
By French Government

Noui,ins. France. oct. @2.-(hE IN"
Associ,tch I'rrSSD--N woman farmer
Madame Chcmrno,. ;hc mother 81 80
children. II Of whom or" working IN"
land at Lcviurlie. 20 milo from h"r'
today was decorated with n" order OF
Agricultural Merit by Minister 81 Ns-
riculturr Ch"ron.
N, Cheron said it was III" govern
ncnr's duty 70 salu'" such woman -
an example for all French women 20
follpN.
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SUIT FOLLOWS STRIKE

Cumberland Md. oct. ga suit 20
restrain w. q. Pratt. organizer Of tho
United Erick & Clay Workers &c Amer
lea. and Others crom interfering with
the operation OF the Rig Savage RrlcE
company. was filed here today
Pratt is ALLEGED :" har" called 4
strike Of the company employees after
AN agreement had been m"c"tIH'"d be
tween tho company and Its ""th'n"n
Violence was threatened Ivy ia" strikers
y,ho number about half Of the con
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY
To invest in substantial oil producing
corporation. now paying good dividends
This company owns $50 acres OF proven
property with Is producing wells. II
is being operated in an efficient manner
by experienced oil men and will stand
the closest Stigatton. Correspond
cucc with conservative investors solicit
cd Full particulars upon request. ".
L. EIalbcrt 1914 +. & VI. Bank Bldg,
Fort Worth. Texas. Oct23-g