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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-02
|ALL SPEED RECORDS
| SMASHED byASTAR
Harvard Astronomer Reports
Cophei Goes $500. 900
Miles an Hour.
by Associated Press to Every Evening.

by Associated Press 20 Every Evening.
Cambridge, Mass. flec. 2-Seariy
two and half million miles per hour.
or 100 kilometres per second. is the
speed record set by tho star ~
Cepbei which. according 20 a bulletin
Issued by the Harvard College Oh
servatory. has been found by Harvard
astronomers TO be moving through
space with a greater velocity than
that OF any other star whose speed
has yet been determined.
This star. a variable star Of the so
called cluster type has long been
known 10 astronomers. but its velocity
was never measured until recently. II is
far too faint to be Feen with the naked
eye. being OF the tenth magnitude. ~
Is in the constellation Cepheus. and is
$500 light yeats distant from the
earth. which means that the light
from Il which astronomers now see
/ through their telescopes started on It's
/ journey to the earth In the time Of
the shepherd kings OF Egypt. nearly
1900 years before Chsist. That dis
tance Is only a small fraction OF the
distance from the earth 10 some OF the
more distant star-clusters, but the
outstanding fact about RZ Cephei Is
that its velocity as q flies through
space IL the greatest yet known for a
star.
The speed OF the star was measured
at the Harvard Observatory By a COM
piicated process Of Obser, ations and
computations. including among other
things the comparison Of photographs
recently taken at Harvard with others
taken 81 years ago. when the observ-
atory was just beginning its task Of
preserving a Photographic history O,
the entire sky. Since that time A
sky patrol has been kept without
interruption at Cambridge. supple.
mented by photographs taken az th'
station ~ Arequipa. Peru. and tn
history Of the stars down 70 the eiev
enth magnitude has been written o
the stars themselves on over quar-
ter OF "A million Photographic plate
weighing In all 40 tons
Most OF the discoveries made h
. Harvard astronomers. IL ls said p
Cambridge. are not made by lookin
through a telescope az night. a.
popularity supposed. but by doing wha
was done IN the case Of this discover
OF the speed Of RI Cephci. by study
ing and measuring by day. in IN
II laboratory. photographs taken AZ nigt
>. and by computing the significance A.,
j. the changes IN the brilliance or pos
) ton or spectra of the stars as record
10 ed on these plates
n The discovery OF the immense spes
- or IsI Cephei is said 10 be irnnorf I. Il,
y 10 astronomers as suggesting that IN
e type OF variable star escapes from u
globular clusters. a hypothesis su.
d gested also by other recent observs
tions
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-02
SUNSHINE FUND INCREASED
BY sl.00o IN DONATIONS

A. a meeting this afternoon OF the
captains and workers in the Sunshine
Society's drive for funds. at head
quarters. S12 Market street. the cum
Of $1,000 more was reported in con-
tributions. The team OF which Mrs.
W. J. Webster is captain was award
ed the VI. J.. DAVIS silver loving cup
f-r the largest amount OF the day.
s202. Charles r. Ernst and W. J. Gift
ford. the latter OF New York. were the
speakers at todays meeting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-02
CITY COURT CASES.
Five Men and One Woman Fined on
Charre of Drunkenness.

Pleading guilty to the charge OF be-
ing drunk. fine OF $40 and costs
each. was imposed by Judge Daniel q.
Hastings this morning in the Munich
pal Court. on Frank Ferguson. Thomas
Devinney. Peter Curley. Perry II.
Hanna. Daniel IL. Creighton and Alice
Henry, the latter colored.
John Mack. colored. charged with
breach of the peace. wac fined s25 and
costs.
Wilmer Hartenstine was held In
$500 bail to keep the peace when ar
raigned on a charge Of breach of the
peace.
Pleading guilty to the charge OF
speeding. fine Of SIS and costs wac
imposed on Lewis Webb.
a fine OF SIS and costs was imposed
on George i. Collins. also charged
with speeding.
I. On the charge of reckless driving
a fine of SIS and costs was imposed
on stephen Il. Coverdale.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-02
FIRST ANN|vERSARYOF
NEW FIRE DEPARTMENT
Paid Fire Fighters Far More e.
ficient Than Were the
Volunteers.

The first years service Of the raid
fire department ended on last Thurs
day at midnight. The figures Of the
new department show that there has
been a greater amount of efficiency
than that exercised by the volunteer
system. The damage by fire in the
past year was about $500. 900 less
than in 1921. These figures show
that even with the added expense of
the new department. the city has
saved money.
Thc figures that have been compiled
Tor tf- past year show that there has
been Coz fire alarms. Telegraph
calls. numbered 1872; phone calls. s72: (:
messenger calls. 80: rescue work
calls. l6; false alarms by telegraph.
26: ny phone. \.
The total damage by fire in the city
in the pas; year amounted 20 S493.-
036. The total FOR the city and
country amounted To SSO4.l66. The
average damage FOR city fire was
$3.50. The average damage for
country alarms was sI1.1l1I5. Ths
average FOR the grand total is sl13l
The per capita fire loss for Whining
ton amounted 10 ts4s
The loss by fire during the recim,
Of thc Volunteer Department for IN,
year ending 1921 amounted 20 se.75i..
7S3. The total number OF alarms wa,
56S. The total for the city an,
i country amounted TO s3.O73IOS.
The department has made ever,
effort 10 prevent fires and prevent los
OF life by fire. by correcting in build
ings and erecting fire escapes. Fifty
TWO fire escapes were erected in IN
past year and 40 are under the cours
OF erection. 4 total Of IL were 70
paired and more are being repairc
at the present time. 4 large numbe
OF defective chimneys were examine
and 40 were found 10 be defective an
were repaired. For failure 20 ohsery
the fire ordinance. persons wer
convicted. Only persons were trio
} for ircend.arism.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-02
FORTY HOURS BEGIN At
CATHEDRAL TOMORROW
Bishop Monaghan Will Preside
at Service; Or. Garfield
Will Preach.
At ST. Peters Cathedral tomorrow

| At 81. Peters Cathedral tomorrow
morning at IL o'clock Forty Hours
Devotion will begin and Will be con-
tinued until Tuesday. Bishop John j.
Monaghan will preside at the mass
and at the procession of the Blessed
Sacrament tomorrow. The special ser
mons on Sunday. Monday and Tuesday
evenings will be preached by Rev. Ed
ward Garfield OF the Society Of Mis-
slons.
The Forty HoNs Devotion. in va
rious forms. goes back 10 the earliest
days OF the church and is prsctised in
every country in the world. IL ie in
honor Of the Blessed Eucharist, which
perpetuates the Last supper. This
sacrament is the center OF attraction
of the Christian Church; ii is the
Christians Emmanuel. God with us.
Therefore. ii is that during the Forty
Hours. the Blessed Sacrament is en-
sconced on throne above the high
altar and banked with lighted tapers
and plants and flowers: its sanctuary
beautified with golden candelabra and
the clergy's vestments OF cloth OF
gold: its music selected both from
modern masters and from the chants
~ old, and the Christ OF the Taber.
nacie. like the Christ who entered
the Holy city, on the frs; Palm sun
day. Is carried in triumphal rSoces.
sion through the aisles of the church
while the little children sing anC
spread flowers along the way. II
Catholic countries. these procession.
.r-f. =
and tho highest diEnitaries OF Church
and State Join the ranks.
Tho Forty Hours" commemorat,
the forty hours Christ spent in tn,
grave. between ; p. m. Of Good Fri
day and a, M. OF Easter. TIL.
fsithful. who flock 70 the house o
God 10 spend a few moments in ador
alton. meditation and prayer symbol
, ize the holy women watching at tn,
. Sepulchrc. This devotion is allowe,
2 but once a year 10 each parish h-churcl
and is a special time CT petition 70
: needs OF both body and soul. Spirit
4 ually. IL is an "audience-day" at tn
/. Court Of the King Of Kings.
The season OF Advent gives a spe
, Cial bent and solemnijy 10 the Fort,
Hours Devotion. Advent Is the per
Z iod OF four weeks that precede Christ
3 mas. and il typifies the 5000 years o
2 expectation and preparation for III
q coming Of the Messiah. who was L
be born in Bethlehem. the city c
+. David
In the Christian Church. Adven
: season prepares Tor a three-fold com
u ing Of Christ; namely. His comm
as the Babe OF Bethlehem into thi
world; His coming into the soul
through prayer and sacraments: an
His coming a. the General Judgmen
= at the end Of the world. 10 ''rende
u 10 every man according 10 III
% works" Hence. Il is that for IN
Catholic. Advent j. a time for "tak
!, ing stock" and balancing his books
with the Lord. Hence. too. the AC
vent Season gives the Forty Hour
Devotion an added solemnity. an
makes il a beautifu! preparation Z,
the JOY OF Christmastide
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-02
BROTHER ISIDORE DEAD.
Former La Sale President Was In.
structor of Many Preiates.
~ Associated Press 60 Every Evening

Philadelphia, Dec. 2-Brother Isi-
dore. former president OF La Sale
College, died last night in ST. Mary's
Hospital. after a months illness due
TO infrmities OF age.
Brother Isidore. whose family name
was John Mclntee, was 90 years old
and one of the most distinguished
members OF the order OF Christian
Brothers in this country. lie number
ed among his pupils Bishop McCort. of
Altoona; Bishop McDevitt. of Harris
burg; Bishop McCloskey, OF the Phil
ippines. and scores OF priests and
mOnslsnOri.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-02
JOY RIDER DEAD: OTHER HURT.
Young Men Fled After Accident But
Were Arrested.

Lock Haven. Pa. Dec. Elizabeth
Harley 10 years 'old, was found dead
and Eva PERI. same age, was picked
up. severely injured in the eastern
part Of this city last night and Tony
Capello and Leo Kitchen. both Of
Lock Haven. are under arrest at Ell
mira. y Y. in connection with the
case.
Local police allege that the four
young people We're riding in an auto
mobile last night when il ran into a
telephone pole. II is charged the
men placed the girls on the stree;
where they were found. stored the auto
mobile in a garage, went to Williams
port In taxicah ana boarded train
FOR Eimira. The two men were ar
rested on instructions Of the Lock
Haven police when the train arrived
at Elmira az a. m, today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-02
OBITUARY.
Charles Henry Card.

The funeral Of Charles Henry Card.
who died on Tuesday at noon in the
Philadelphia Hospital. Of pulmonary
tuberculosis. will be held this after
noon from the residence of his sister.
Mrs. Daniel = Zeigler. 1911 L.obdell
street. al . o'clock. Rev. Robert Bell,
vicar OF Old Swedes Church. will Of
iiciate and the interment will be made
in Riverview cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-02
REPUBLICAN COMMISSIONERS
AGREE TO WORK TOGETHER

The four Republican members Of
the New Castle County Levy Court
last night AZ the Public Building con-
ferred on various matters and decid-
ed 10 work together. II is still a ques-
ton as 10 whom they will select for
president. although Commissioner Ball
and Commlssioner-elect Stewart have
been mentioned for the position.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-02
CH|NA'S EMPEROR. .WEDS
PRETTY PRINCESS KUO
Forbidden City Scene Of Orien-
tai Pomp and SpIendor; Rich
Gifts Galore.
By Associated Press to Every Evening

Picking. Dec. 1.-The wedding oil
IIsuan Tung. the i7-ycar-oid. deposed
emperor Of China. was celebrated early
this morning with all the pomp and
ceremony OF imperial days
The former emperor's hde wa. the
Princess Kuo Chin-Si.
1Isuan Tung. the deposed boy en-
peror Of China. whose marriage IN now
announced. has continued to reside in
the ancient palace Of the Forbidden
city since he abdlcated with the es-
Enlistment of the Chinese republic
He was educated under an English
tutor and IL described ~ n bright youth
/ despite the rigid seclusion 10 which he
has been subjected lie receives a
/ yearly allowance from the republic
with the right 10 maintain a royal cs-
tablishmcnt i'm keeping with the glory
of the old Chinese omperors. Since
/ 1911 he has hcon practically n prisoner
within the imperial precincts. emerg-
ing only once. in 1917. for n few hours
when Chang IIsun attempted 20 exc
cute y coup d'ctat hy again enthroninE
the hoy emperor.
Tho Princess Kuo Chin-Si. bride 81
the former emperor. is n daughter Of
Prince Kuo Chin-Si. one of the Manchu
court dignitaries. She is described as
nretty, hut her husbands first sight Of
her beauty was reserved for the un-
yelling ceremony OF the marriage.
which was 60 begin early Friday morn
ting, and continue through several days
OF festivity.
Peklng. Nov. 3O.--Hsuan Tung. '"the
boy emperor Of China" who tomor-
row will be married 20 the Princess
Kuo Chin-Si. today was the oficia
guest Of the nation which once he
seemed destined TO rule.
President l.. Yuan-IIung. expressing
the best wishes OF the republic sent
elaborate presents 10 the Forbidden
City of the deposed Manchu dynasty
There soldiers OF the republic paceC
as guards OF honor The master o
ceremonies OF the presidents palace
was instructed 10 report TO the For.
hidden City 10 aesist in the vedd!nl
ceremony which LO Yusn-Hung ex
. pected 10 attend.
For the royal nuptials the Forbidden
city was transformed into a scene o
. Oriental splendor uneQualled since IN
, days OF the Dowager Empress. Tn
. dragon and the throne OF the ol'
o dynasty. in streamers OF the tradition
al yellow, were conspicuous every
s where In the day time. while "a nigh
?. myr!ads OF lanterns furnished IN
@ decorations
: The 11-ycaT-old heir To the power
9 less throne and his bride receive
gifts from many paris of the countr!
The tributes came from Mongolia
- princes, T!betan diguitaries and frol
u fosmer officers Of the Manchu regim
e The foreign emissaries 20 Chine il
Guiding the American minister. WEI
invited 10 the wedding. but reptile
that they were unable To attend O
ficially because Hsuang Tung- VI
recognized by the powers only as
citizen OF The Chinese republic.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-02
WI pUl\G>.
fritI.Hindes.

Me- AcN.rc Joseph H.ndes and
u.rr Futr wen. -ns,r.ed in F.re,-
Genre. church g. noon Thanksgiv-
nE naE Rev. Aqu.lla webb per-
I.d tu, ceremony The bride. who
49, ura't' uded. wore brown crepe
d' h.rr dress v..h sold lace and a
sHNr '..tet has She carried VEL
.on .Hrfs s1rtlrmlms The ceremony
ute witnessed or.v by ,h, immediate
ff.n..rs erl fr.onde ON their return
N"u Sew Norh. Al and Mrs Fritz
.N. at ais McCabc Avenue. Mrs.
lrl. uno .s the daughter o. MIS-
"a 90 Robinson. esel Tatnau. was
' e.ho". teacher ir Chester. NJ Fritz
hfs boon connected with Jackson &
sn1 na fnr some '.mr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-02
: ilison H.ads Republican Club.

iHs .r Ellison was elected pres
d'n. "f fH, Young Mems Republican
'.uh 1- H- annual election Of officers
hr.I HT night NJ Ellison viii euc-
coed larrt ~ BUsuy Other officers
'..I'd a. d.. Victor u. Washburn.
t..e-p -pros.drrf. WIkn s. Strahorn
rhif.es 60 Gu,sr and Prank r. Xii
NlHEl.n governors
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-02
WILLING TO LOAN
WITHOUT SECURITY
,ecial Dispatch 10 Every Evening.

Special Dispatch 70 Every Evening.
Dover. Dec. "A charter was fled
here today FOR the Lincoln Mortgage
Co.. o. California with a capital Of
Sc .O0o. 900 20 ,oan money with CT
without security. Harry X. Hoch.
Charles l. Hoch and NJ. Z. Hotherssll
OF Wilmington are the incorpOrators
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-02
PHILA. PRODUCE--CLOsIyG.

By Associated Press TO Livery Evan,nv
Philadelphia. Dec. s.-Closins-
Wheat, lower; No >. red winter. Al
@l,S2; No. ;, gsrlicSy. leOaL21.
Corn. quiet: export. lower: No
FOR export. Sl@s2; No. .. 1880; No.
:. 77d7S.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-02
New York Bank CIearines.
BY Associated Press 10 Every Eveninr

by Associated Press 90 Every Evening.
New York, Dee. 2.-The actual con-
dition of the clearing house banks and
trust companies for the week (five
days) shows a deficit in reserve o.
S1Ai2, ,leo. This is a decrease in re-
serve from last week OF sl.s04.ISe.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-02
Merchants TO Elect.

\ mesting Of the mercantile sec
ton OF the Chamber Of Commerce .ill
b. held az the Hotel du Pont next
Thursday evening az ESQ o'clock 20
elect a new managing committee. This
will be dinner meeting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-02
Playing For Hockey Title OF 4. b.

By Associated Press to Every Evening.
Philadelphia, Dee. 2.-BostOn de-
fested Richmond, Virginia, by AS to-
day In the play off of yesterdays tie
game In the girls field hockey tourna p
ment here and viii met Philadelphia
this afternoon for the championship
Of the United states
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-02
BIT NJ AUTO. GETS sio.s4s
Bus Had no LiGktst Victim Lost Lei
In Accident.
ny Associa,.d presr to Every NV.

ny Associated Press To Every Evening.
Philadelphia. Dec. 2.--Floyd n. Nor
gan. of Darby, was awarded a verdict
OF Sio,S42 for injuries he received when
struck by n motor bus on November
is. 1920. In Judge BroomslIs court in
Media today.
The bus was owned by the John
Drew Company. and according 10 wit
ncsscs was running without lights and
no warning was sounded before the ac.
cident.
Morgan was 80 badly injured his left
lex WIS amputated.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-02
Liberty Bond Quotations.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
New York, Dec. Liberty bonds
closed: 3e's. lO0.4O; first as. ss.4S:
second AS. 9s.O4: third as. 9S..4.
fourth i's's. $50. Victory 4s.'s. un-
called, 10000; DO called. 10000; L. :
( Treasury. AS. 1855.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-02
Domestic.

Representative Keller names Chief
Justice Taft as among witnesses 20
support Keller's demand for impeach-
ment OF Attorney General Daugherty.
Illinois court orders test 10 deter
mine sanity OF John p. Tiernan, on
petition Of Mrs. Tiernan's sister.
Mrs. Alice Dudgeon is convicted in
Michigan court Il having murdered
her son-in-law, Romie Hodell.
Fire destroys more than 800 houses
causing estimated loss of about So,
600. 600 al Newbern. y. &.
Olivia Stone. acquitted slayer OF
Ellis Guy kincaid. Cincinnati lawyer
tries 90 die by poison at New York
hotel.
Charles Ponzi Is acquitted Of Larceny
and conspiracy charges in Msssa
chusetts court.
Galli-Curci twice in danger on sut'
trip. escapes through open draw
bridge in New Jersey.
Negro citizens OF 81. Louis CIV,
Clemenceau bouquet OF roses for de
fense OF using black troops on tn
, Rhine
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-02
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Mary NJ. Ellis and daughter
Mrs. Sophia T.. Derrickson. OF No 4
East Thirteenth street are spending
the Weekend with her son. Geo. T.
Ellis and family. Of Baltimore.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-02
Accused of Maltreaiing Dog

Joseph Carley OF summit Bridge Was
fined s. and costs this morning In
Newark by Magistrate Thompson ON
a charge OF cruelty 10 a dog.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-02
BODY FOUND IN MARSH
WAS THAT OF PETROZZELll
Continued frow page I.

to them Saturday and after short
stay left. ostensibiy to return to VIII
mington and to his employment here.
Rocco went To Washington. the broth
ers said. for the purpose OF trying to
raise $500. They told him they would
he unable to help him. but a broth-in.
law. John Sanntts. also OF Washing
ton. says he gave him $50.
"Hc would not tell us what he want
cd the money for" one Of the brothers
said. but appeared To bc in great
mental trouble. as II something had
To be fixed up at once. .'~Thcy expressed
the fear that he may have been slain
by some enemies, but could advance no
clue.
Rocco was n member OF the order
Of Sons Of Italy. lie was n native Of
Italy. and his parents live there. lie
camc to America two years ago lie
first went To Washington and engaged
iiF shoe repairing. lie came To Will
mington last April and has been here
ever since.
Where he made his home could not
he learned at his employers shop.
which il not large enough for n do
micilc. According To 4. II. Rigney.
who has n butcher shop nearby. Rocco
was I'm the habit Of frequently visiting
friends i'm Pcnn's Grove. n. !.
while so far the motive In lacking
IL seems quite probable that, " the
victim was Rocco. he was In debt "a
some person or persons who were
pressing him hard. and when he re.
ported to them his inability TO pay
they took his life. probably robbnr
him OF the $50 which he had received
from his broth-in-law. Whether his
visits TO Pcnn's Grove had anything
to do with the tragedy IL not known
The missing renn's Grove man
Louis Nalero. was not the victim. Thi,
was established yesterday afternoon
when an attempt was made by n frlen,
OF Nslero'S TO identify the body.
Seek Philadelphia Man.
The police today received n letter
from Mrs. James Mulln OF Frankforl
Pa. expressing fear that the victim
might he her son. She said he lef
there last week with Sl00 and intende,
To come To Wilmington. He is 81 year
old and weighs about 1870 pounds. III
clothing Tailed closely with that foun,
on the body. the letter said. Inquire
have also been received from Phila
delphia an d Chester from persons VIII
want DESCRIPTION OF the body an
clothing. She told of a hirthmark on
part OF the body that was Burned an
whore no marks show.
The young man evidently worked a
hard manual labor. as his hand
showed callous spots ON the inside.
Gcrro was taken To police head
quarters and put through an eX
/. animation by Captain of Detective
Benson. IL was biz difficult to qucs
tlon the man until an intcrprete
could he secured. as he does not spcaI
good English.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-02

Every little want can he satlsfied at
very little cost through an Every
Evening classified ad.--Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-02
Foreign.

General Mazarakis az Lausanne de-
clares Greek ministers after fair trial
were put TO death FOR criminal be-
trayal OF nation.
Nenizelos. in spirited exchange with
Ismet Pasha. accuses Turks OF having
driven a million Greeks from AnatoNa.
Tchitcherin. Russian foreign min
lister, reaches Lausanne after several
days journey from Moscow.
British embassy makes p0blic list
OF sixteen vessels that are in process
OF being .scrapped as defined by
Washington naval treaty.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-02
EARLY NEWS FLASHES

| High Spots In Worlds Happenings as
Reported by the Associated Press UP
20 SIX "A. m.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-09-29

or. they are put 10 q severe test dur
ing the FIRST very cool weather. a
blaze is likely TO result.
There lie special need OF careful
attention to fiues. smoke pipes and
heating apparatus generally this sea-
son. because OF the abnormal fuel
conditions. Millions OF householders
will be compelled TO use soft coal
who have heretofore used hard coal
and the change will necessarily in
.roduce many serious fire hazards un-
less great care Is taken TO see that
fiues and smoke pipes are kept clear
and that proper safeguards are pro-
vided for the other dangers which
will develop.
Fires due 10 faulty furnace pipes
and smoke pipes have been unusu-
ally numerous this season. especially
where there was dampness. Where
the surfane was already corroded by
the heat and fumes. the dampness
soon rusted the metal so that a pipe
which looked all right on the out
side would collapse with the slight
est strain. The danger OF such. pipes
in Easements often near wooden par
titions and ceilings Is evident. but
only an inspection would reveal the
Interior weakness These warnings
should be especially emphatic as to
dwellings for basement fires are apt
to get under dangerous Roadway be-
fore they are discovered. Special
attention should also be paid to fur
mace pipes and smoke vents In
churches and schools. because OF the
large numbers OF people whose lives
are at risk"