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New Britain herald., 1919-11-19
WANT SPEEDY PEACE.
Both SovictS and Baltic States Seem
 Ready to End Wars

Dorpat, Nov. IS. tBy The Associated PresS) It was announced today that the meeting between the Bolshevik delegation and the representatives of the Baltic states here was marked bN a readiness on both sides to work for a speedy understanding and that an agreement was quickly reached in principle regarding exchange of hos taScS. It was stated that nothing else was officially discussed by the conferoCS
 The status of the Bolshevk dclc- gation was made clear in d statement by Foreign Minister Pip of lIsthona that the only accredited delegate was M. LitVinoff, former soviet ambassa- dor to Great Britain. The other mem bers of the delegation were only secretaries the foreign minister said
New Britain herald., 1919-11-19
GOVERNMENT CLERKS
 HUSTLING FOR JOBS
Numerous Exposures of ENtraya- ganccS Has Made Ii Difficult for
 Former Employees to Gain Places

London, Nov. 19.--ManN girls who obtained clerical employment in government departments during the war are having a hard time finding new jobs since the cutting down of staffs has thrown them out of work
 There have been numerous exposures of oHtrnNagance and incompetenoy in government offices and the girls who worked in them have come to be re- sarded by some employers as 'aidcrs and abettcrs in the wasting or the taxpayers money. They are, dis covering that commerc and .busf- ness firms do not want them. Some advertisements of situations vacant conclude with the statement, No government washouts need apply" ;.
 Employers consider their attitude we'll justified. How can such. girls he of any use in this house?", said the woman manageress ot the. West End banch of big London firm. ''Evcryone knows that in a govern ment office the girls spend more time [ in knitting jumpers and making tea than in working." saM
 Ut is a case of the many suffering for the sins of the few" said one gov- ernment official. ,.
New Britain herald., 1919-11-19

Washington, D. C.. Nov. 13 South and Central America have sent many charming visitors to Washington put none has won more instant popular ity than Mme.r Carlos Gonzales Mo- reno. .
 Mme. Moreno came to North Amer ica. 10 put her oldest son in Cornell university. She will remain in Wash ineton for the festivities accompany ing the visit of the Prince or Wates'
 She is distinguished for her beauty and social charm in Buenos Aires and has spent several successful seasons in Paris. .#--
New Britain herald., 1919-11-19
SM.ALE SUIT IS BROUGHT.

Harry Bahre of Canton, through his counsel, Lawyer Birdscy C. Case of Hartford, has brought suit to recover $500 from Henry Furman of Newing- ton. Deputy Sheriff M. D. Stockwell served the writ, and property of the defendant in Newington was attached The writ is returnable in the court of common pleas on the first Tuesday in December
New Britain herald., 1919-11-19
WAR ON RADICALS
New Anti-ted Law to Be Voted Against Trouble Makers in West Virginia

Fairmont, w. Vay Nov. 19.--Fed- cral and county officials will invoke the red flag adopted at the ,a>ent special session of the West Virginia legislature to apprehend radical a ei- tators in Marion county who so con duct themselves as to remain without the pale of federal legislation it Was announced today in connection with the hearing of alleged radicals gath cred up in raids recently in the Fair mont district.
 Decision to invoke the act vas reached vest erday at a conference in which Inspector O'Brien of the bu- reau of i'm grafton and Judge Scctt C. Lowe of the criminal court and county officials took part.
 Inspector O'Brien continued his hearings today of alleged radicals thus far caught in the net spread hy federal agents in the Fairmont re- sion. Several of them openly con- fessed their radical views and advo- cated overthrow of the government.
New Britain herald., 1919-11-19
WOMAN FEARS ARMY.
Gen. ludcntcil's Daughter Once Led
 Forces Against Sov:ctS.

London, Nov. 1.-Somcwhere in Russian territory held by the Bol- sheviki the daughter of Gen. Yuden- itch who led his army in an attempt to capture Petrograd, is or was hiding for fear of being shot by the men whom her father is fighting. This fact has been made known here by Gen. Dobrianslly, representative of Gen. Yudenitch in London.
 Gen. Yudenitch does not know what fate has befallen his daughter Her husband was killed in battle with the Germans shortly after her marriage
New Britain herald., 1919-11-19
CHANGE IN SCHEDULE.

Warren $. Slater, physical director at the Y. M, C. A. announces that the following change will be made in the winter basketball schedule. The Naugatuck town team which was to play on December 16. has had to can eel the game until March 30. The Independents of South Manchester will play on December 16., making the schedule complete.
New Britain herald., 1919-11-19
Local Couple Married
 At Cromwell Church

The wedding of Bernard AIcGuin- his of Smallcy street to Miss Catherine Burke of 1928 Stanley street was SOL emnized yesterday morning at the Sa- cred Heart church at East Berlin. The couple have been residents of this city for the past several years and are well known. Both are employed in the citN
New Britain herald., 1919-11-19
POLICEMEN LAID UP.

patrolman Patrick HoWley injured his ankle early this morning while on his way 10 a signal box. He stepped on a stone causing him to twist the ankle. Traffic Officer Charles Me Carthy was off duty today on account of illness
New Britain herald., 1919-11-19

Beflln.--The first new cruiser. the kegensburg, of the German republic, has been finished and made ready for visit to South American countries carrying tradesmen who will attempt to establish relations
New Britain herald., 1919-11-19
ITALIAN ELECTIONS.

Rome, NiV. 19.--Latest election reports indicate the constitutionalists secured 300 seats in the chamber of deputies in the recent election. The socialists elected 120 and the Catho- lies 90.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-30
ELPASO SEEKS OUR
LITTLE THEATER IDEA
Miss Hickey Invited
There to Start Com
munity Playhouse

The Community Playhouse assocln-
lion has q membership committee OF
twelve people In operation which will
sign up as members OF the associa-
ton people who are Interested In the
development and production OF little
thcater plays.
A membership Zee u tg.0n includes
free admission 10 all rne productions
put OF In the city by local talent. and
half price TO all the imported nttrac-
lions such IA the Arrfcld dramatic
artists who arc scheduled to play here
for two days. January 8 and Z. one
may become n %Euarnntor Tor 81. 90
which includes ali privileges. Tickets
for the Armficld performances may
be had FOR two dollars.
All performances Of tho Community
Playhouse viii be given at Rodey halt
on the University cnmpus which has
been loaned TO the association for "a
dramatic laboratory. The schedule
for the winter scason Of plays IL made
out and the various groups are At
work upon their productions. Nnchel
Lindsey. the noted poet ana lecturer.
will come here In March
Interest in the community drama
experiment OF Albuquerque is becOm-
ing state wide. The manager. Miss
Ethel Hickey has already received an
invitation 10 come 20 ~ pnso 90 or.
ganize a community theaier In that
city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-30

YOU can buy the Identical BRAZILIAN
coffee that You drink
The Young brazilian who rs In
chnrRc of the place. which viii prob
ably grow into a chain OF like Coltcc
restaurants. u gazing into the future
with a clear business eye, apparently.
for although there II no sign an
nouncinE the fact. no onc person will
be served with more than three cups
Of coffee. This might seem absurd
al first glance but SAYS Salazar.
III liz u weil-known TACT that there
were coffee topers In tho days OF the
famous coffee houses In England. The
Gin shop n took advantage OF
this fact and brought about the down
fall Of the coffee shops. We are TAX
Ing no chance Of such a situation aris-
Ing"
spend Long Tin,o and Iittlc Money.
Tho time YOU may spend TN tho cuff
Zoe houses is long I'M the money lit
tie. for even though you spend but "a
dime Tor "a single cup of coffee or five
times that amount for other % or
pastries with a. you r welcome to
siay ms ionE as you please. read the
magazines furnished you, write letters
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-30
10 INDIANS FACE
. ASSAULT CHARGES
VIII Be Prosecuted For
Attack on Mounted
Police

SANTA FE y. ~. Dec 80. Ten
srnic pomlnGo Indiana. part OF tie
bard o. 9 puehlos Kho drove q
mouhted police posse Nj a the VILLAGE
ChIlttunf day will he charged IN the
federal ceuft hefe with assault with
dradiY weapons. according to an an
n~ounecnstnt to-day by Attorney oener-
al Asfren. who Investigated Ind OUT
break and prosecuted five Indians m
NJ Justice court al pena Blanca for
larceny Of cattle.
-Four u the Indians pleaded guilty
20 thir charge. Fully n hundred
braves cr0wt1ed into the court room
Tor the HEARING and threatened 70
make trouble. Insisting on coaching
the defendants when they took the
sand. II was shown that She Indians
ropcd and slaughtered a number Of
ranrhmsn's cattle for their fiesta.
Attorney General q. q. Aekren con-
dnrted the prosecution. The court
room presented a picturesque scene
with one hundred Indians in blankets
sfandine around, A. a result 81 the
demonstration at the pueblo on Christ
mas 1ay. when mounted po-
Ilcemen were not allowed to make an
investigation into alleged cattle thefis.
~proceedinra against eight or ten Of
The Indiana viii be instituted In the
FEDERAL courts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-30

NEW YORK-"prlnk to me only
with this coffee, and IN not ask for
wine"
The poet didn't write ithat way.
but broadway - doing II TIA a
Literally speaking, when the Rupsc-
welt boys. Archie. Theodore and Kerr
init, theft brother-in-iaw Richard
Derby and A. M Salaxar a young Bra
zsiian. opened The nutxilian coffee
House" Just a whisper OF broadway.
at los West Forty-fourth street. they
started somcthing.
Comfort Stands Out In the Coffee
Houses.
There 4 thar about the brazilian
Coffee House which spcaks 81 comfort.
Ranged along both sides Of the Ions
room are t~cte-n-ictc tables that are
very tcfe-a-tctc and yet large enough
10 provide plenty % comfort The
walls are decorated with "a rich green
and gold pap1r that udds 20 the Bra
ALLAN cUcc given hy the sct-in Oh
paintings OF scenes tn iuo de Juncirn.
And within the dimluutiyc enclosure
FOR the cnahier ia an electric coffee
pulvcrixcr--ior a. tbia coffee house
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-30
WAS A MERE SKELETON
FROM LUNG TROUBLE
Gained 2s1s pounds in rs days,
and completely recovered
health.

When my health fail,d 4 few months ago.
several physicians told me had consumr-
tion and refused 60 take my ease-shat I
might last longer In a higher climate hut
that h was only a question NJ time with me.
/ vas soon reduced a. o. mere s%kelriun. weigh
inE only 400 pounds. aud vas hstly abb
20 walk
Finally p friend told one that Mlzs
Enultion bod cuurd him and persuaded ms
90 Try H 80 che time ! had used two bot
tbs. Z noticed a decided improvement ! be.
kan 10 grow stronger ln Z days mad
gained - pounds. / have nov taken 30
battles and am happier than words can tel
20 think ] have roTainrd my health. J weigh
more. am stronger and in better heaith than
! have been In the past 20 years. MIN
Emuison savci ~, life '-Chas " Hyers.
z0i = Chestnu, st.. Terfe hsutc, Ind.
Whom success has uesn achieved In hun
drels ~ ease. iust M hupclrts - this, ~
tcam, uuvisc fpr any victim 90 deny himself
"a t-ial Of Muks Emulsion % can do 30
harm m any rasc aud costs nothing 10
try.
Mills kmulsion b. a pheasant, nntuiire
food aud . corrective mrlicinr. u restores
healthy natural bowel action doing away
With al nesd Of pitts and physics u pr
mntcs appcltr and quirhiy puts thr digestive
orfrns To- shape 90 nssimiiafe food Chronic
.iomach trouble aud constipation are pfoE.pt
Internationally Boz one day
This b. the only ,old emulsion madr aud
20 palatahle THAT BE- is eaten with a spoon
like ice cream
80 matter how severn your case yuu rre
urged tn ny Mlks Emulsion under this
ruarsntor-Take viz bottles home With you.
u.r DO according tp directions and II net sai
ished with tho rrsultt. your money will 10
prompt, refunded rrico Hnc and ~ 20 ler
bottle The hlkt Emulsion Co. Tefra
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-30
Supper Table
Gossip

There viii he u special meeting Of
the Knights Of Coluubus tonight at
s o'clock az 81. Mary's hall
TIal uffict,fi 81 ~. Central Labor
union elected for 1920 are: President.
Thomas clark, vice president, j. :.
Crane. secretary, j T. Notaw: SER
Ecant at arms. NJ G. Garcia. trustees.
9. McCourt.
IN accordance with his usuni rus
tom Judge W W. Mcclellan viii hold
u reception for his friends on New
Years day nt his residence opposite
Mcclellan square from . 20 8 p. m. A.
there are no Invitation issued all are
invited.
TisAc viii hc a mrcwcIi reception
at $50 New Years eve Tor j. Frank
Boyer and family nt the First Method
Isl church. Mr.. and Mrs BOYER are
going 10 Espnnola Co taxi charge %
"a store there. There viii be u short
program and social hour and aftcr-
ward there Will bee q watch night SER
vice
David Hoeh. pr%upiiranr ~ the ilocI
as star Mills ut tn2-lWi West Trum-
bull avenue. hus gone Co Las Vegas
whore he has thken over the Las
Vegas Roller Mills. Mr.. Hoch has
purchased 81 large quantity ~ wheat
w lung NHN w." n" HH
to Dee as good as any wheat raised In
Kansas
Hugh \. CarIhiIr Post No. {. Amer
lean Legion holds regular meetings ut
the Armury on the second and fourth
Tuesday % euch month. The next
meeting VIII bee held on January -
for the election uf officers.
CInrIci IIawctt. tor clc,cn ycar-
proprietor Of The bicycle shop at 20g
West Gold avenue. has sold uu his
rhlcyclc enc repair and exchange
business 10 the Broad bicycle ana
Trading company. II. l., Broad ana
II. $ Patten. The new owners 81 the
b~usiuczs, will move the ~N"D To ego
south second street
n. D. Pafkur. general mnnnetr for
the Santa Eo western division, g II,
Bristol general superintendent Of tho
same territory, and J. r. Myers, SUI
perlntcndent with headquarters at Las
Vegas. We're intowu today, coming
here from Santa Fc whore they spent
the day Yesterday. II iN understood
these officials are on re- trip Of inspcc-
ton. with mo- particular Significance.
Thu liisi Of the Knight ~ Column
bus dances give 40 the Colombo hall
last night was well attended aud all
reported AN enjoyable time.
The Christian i.Histtur -lcicty ~
st. padl's English Lutheran church
Will huld % social In the church par
Tors Wednesday evening. beginning al
$3.50 o'clock The social hour Will
he merged INTO q watch night service
with the approach OF The iLidnight
hour.
Tir annual needing Of 81 PANS
English lutheran church was held a.
the church Monday evening az 1850
o'clock The reports Of the various
organizations showed them 10 be ln
excellent condition. The following
Officers were elected; Elders, A. An
son, NJ. johnson. DoucOns. q. ~. ST.
monsnn Is T. Baldhridgo. Ilnns FOR
onlarEiHg the building were presented
and the church council authorized TO
go forward with the work.
AlnR Chcmino. messenger hoy for
the Western Union was s.Iuck by a
mule team last night al broadway
and Coal The boy was painfully
bruised ana hts Wheel was smashed
The driver did not bother to stop 20
ascertain his injuries. Now tho po-
lice department iH looking FOR the
driver.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-30
People You
Know
Four-O Taxi Service. phone 80.
Radiator repairing. Qulckcl Auto 90

Four-O Taxi Service. phone 80.
Radiator repairing. Quickcl Auto %
O-ne-scven-six. Taxi line. Pone 176.
DR.. r. y. Tannus was In Las Vegas
yesterday.
George iougcs. chief clerk Of the
department OF education NJ Santa Ne.
has returned 10 the capitol city. after
"a visit In Albuquerque.
Milton J Helmick and wife were
In Santa Re Sunday.
Miss A.. Baldridge. Mrs. } r. Mo
Iaughlin and Mrs. u. b. Biggs were
visitors IN Santa Re Sunday.
Miss Shirley Nutten. an employe OF
the Hawkins Grocery cOmpan.. has
returued to the city after spending
two weeks with her parents at Roy,
New Mexico.
Mrs. ~ H. Terril Of silver CITY.
wife OF the former governor Of tho
Philippines, H. the guest OF Dr.. and
Mrs q. X Angle 2i3 North Thirteenth
street.
Miss Mnude Shrivor 81 Kingman.
Ariz., Is the guest ~ Mrs. George
Mitchell. 1oi2 West Central 0Yenue.
w ~ Wells OF ~ pasu. formerly
a resident OF Albuquerque g. IN tine
city. He In with the ~ rnss Hide &
Leather company.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-30
Official
Pledges Economy

ROME. Dec. SEN n speech In the
enate 6ignoF schanxer. minister Of
the treasury. expressed the hope that
within six months International condl-
tiuna would be aurh a. 10 permit 81
Italy getting On q real peace footing
He promised 10 follow n policy OF the
aiffc1tgt economy. and aid that aH
N Waf Of assisting the nations In
fuHfrira a. would be his aim TO at
tract tourists 10 Italy.
Dealing with the problem Of the
bieh exchange rate, the minister said
tho United StataH would sustain Herl-
Il LOSSES ~ commerce n u did mol
open credits 10 the European coun-
tries 10 cpunteract The high exchange.
Regarding the loan situation. SIG
Q 4chanzer declared that " the
wealthy classes should fail 70 respond
nruereiir 10 the appeal for a loan
n government would have ecourse
10 coercion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-30
DOTS and DASHES

WAsHINGTON-ENportatio Of BIZ
luminous coal. shut on during the re-
cent strike, viii be- permitted under
restrictions through an order issued
hy Director General Hines.
NEW NONk -Thc capture OF n
score ur more dispensers 1T wood al
Cohol whisky was expected by the
authorities In "a frw hours. Six men,
alleged ring icaders in the poison dis
uonaine rims. are now iu custody The
death toll from tht effects of drinking
the poisoned lipuor continues 60
mount ln New York ana adjacent
towns and cities
MANHlNGTON - Representatives
OF the -four railway brothorhoods ana
heads Of affiliated trades pdoptcd a
declaration of principles opposing
Legislation which would make strikes
of railroad employees unlawful The
declaration was framed at a confer
cnce OF prcsidcg Gompcrs and he
brotherhood heads.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-30
Conditions in
Islands To Be Probed

~ ~ "M.AANANNU
WASHINGTON. Dec. 3~0.--fnvcsti-
fatinn OF labor conditions On islands
Of the gulf viii be made BY a COM
miftce OF the American Federation OF
labor and the widest possible pub
llcity viii be given It's findings. n wan
announced today at the federation
headquarters.
Peter J. Brady and Anthony Nc
Andrew win leave from New York
January 1 for Porto Rico n later
will visit Santo Domingo, Haiti. Ja-
ma.ca and other islands.
Federal officials expressed them
selves as dissatisfied with tho labor
situation on tho islands and In latin
American states. Two representatives
81 Tho federation who sailed from New
York IN November from Criatollcl to
bear grievances Of 5000 organized
canal zone workers. returned 20 this
country without heing permitted to
land In the canal zone.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-30
Probes Speculation
in German Marks

CHICAGO. Dec. 30-Assistnnt At
iorncy General Raymond prulit to-
day began an i-nvestigation Of s%pecul1-
ton here IN German marks. to de-
ferminc whether brokers actually
have the marks, or whether the trans
actions are bucket shopping
Dealings In mark total hundreds OF
thousands of dollars. II Is said. The
mark now sells ~ u little over two
cents, although worth about "a quarter
at par. Spectators are said to he
buying in expectation that tho Ger
man coins will go up as soon as the
peace treaty In ratified.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-30
STILL WAITING FOR
THOSE ARMY GOODS


fusffre r colbatl of fls,d artillery
rViInH eFott4la ana doinlnRi
We'll. Coioaei q. A. Dicksrson IL a
fiei4 artillery ctlehsH AS he Is
4epue rpne Supply officer ssatloesd
81 ~ raee md % y 70 him sorre-
a~poudpnct n uddrct-ea when orders
Tor cnrutt BEEF 60 pronr
trff faftrtht iht cH manaxer
rra't roIoa2 9,itksfson q retntr I'M
EI4Ednt letter anedI the delay Is tse
xqoae that were ordered Tor the mu-
n|rIp&i store hat WAS 20 be opened
IefP. A week or 1uo ago. 4 Major
4urFie came 20 AlouquerQut. told the
eltk ccmnieaioneiN fhc a1ganfast or
esaefsns srmy eooas and .eiilgr en-
and said that the Etpas would start
rollins iprard AIhuqEtruue COR after
they UnTn ordered.
WaitiafuI waiting.
The city decided TO bat
the a. = u l. just nee "a the nose,
smoking tobacco n pick handles.
New 4te What tht city has
written % Colonel Dickinson about
1hi4 AIafnr, PnrfIs Gu1 the army goods,
after waiting until patience ceased 10
De q virtue. The letter. IN part. rencs.
Major Pursis advised us that these
nuppl3o prpuid be here IN two weeks
bnoN The stock was on hand and We
Nluid receive every item ordered.
AttInE on that information and
prompted by the fact that part o.
cur shipment arrived. rented a
sfort. employed paielsfnen, took out
Insurance on % built counters
advertised the sale and prices OF the
goods. Todrf ! received aur COM
munlra1ion which advised me hat
certain iiems 81 the order have had
their stock exhausted. also notice
that IN your prlcA list incioscd YOU
have ~ some changed tbs
prices Of me materials. Again 7 aiso
4anl packages Of Hall Durham To-.
t4rco has baen omitted. Being
~f1rrDnGhls familiar with the difficulty
~eenironfins your department In the
distribution Of food. J am Inclined 10
De pntlent; hqeescr, the general pub
difiauai ceq be aud J earnestly hope
That you will look this matter up Inn
mcdlateiy and get the goods here"
May fin OrdHrr ErL
The CITY manager received an an
nHtr ~ his letter ~ soon 40 was pos-
able. The colonel regretted possibility
Of a misunderstanding y IL going 70
have a statement from Major Purvis
IN che mtantime hn has requested the
army stuTrs al san Antonio 10 mi the
balance OF the order that the city
manager gave for goods to be sold
VIM aibuqueraus have a municipal
store for the nile OF nrinT goodsy
on m~aybq--enmc flme--after Major
Pursis has explained b. endorse
a hcreon" 70 CoiQnel Dickinson.
und y red tape 81 tine army gets
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-30
Japs Send Force
To Halt Bolsheviki

- reE ASSOCIATED fnrN
PARIS. Dec. 30.-Thc latest advices
received In French official circles from
Siberia. Indicate that the forces OPP
Grating against Admiral Kolchak in
the region Of Irkuts are not soviet
troops. but revolutionary socialists I'M
deserters from the Kolchak armies.
The Japanese are sending rrinfSrcc-
ment to Irknts In preparation FOR the
eventual advance Of thu BOlHhcNiki
thought to bs still "a considerable dis
lance west of there.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-30
Lee Moore Fee, Candy
Dealer Dies, Aged Sc

Lee Moore Fee. proprietor OF the
candy store at 500 West Central. died
at his residence, 40 South Fifth. this
afternoon al 9:i5. lie had heon crit
irally lh for several days ana death
was from pneumonia.
Mr.. Zee was IS years old and had
been . resident Of Albuquerque for
IS years. He IL survived by his wife
and four children. William, John,
Helen Catherine Fee. Ono sister.
Mira. q. Nay. one brother. z. W. Fee,
both Of Afbuuuerqeo. n one brother
In California. and three sisters In the
east also survive him.
The body II at Blakemore'E Mortu-
AIRY Home. Funeral arrangements
will be announced later.