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Evening star., 1923-08-31
c. OF c. PLANS CONTEST
FOR FIRE REDUCTION
To Award Prizes to Cities With
Best Record-Judges to Be
Selected Soon, It Is Said.

Plans for a nation wide fire pre-
rention contest among chambers of
commerce and other civic organiza-
tions throughout the country have been
announced by the Chamber of Com
merce of the United States.
Prizes will be awarded to the
chamber Of commerce with the high
lest rating in each Of four classes of
Ssfties, classed according to popula-
ton. with a grand prize to be
awarded to the chamber with the
highest rating, regardless of classi-
fication. A board of three nationally
prominent men will be named to de-
termine the winners
All chambers of commerce or civic
associations connected with the ma
tional chamber are eligible to enter
the contest.
Evening star., 1923-08-31

Kaye, Headquarters and Service
Company, 287, and 5ergt. Edward H.
Thiele, d Company. ESQ.
Private Claude w. Bradford. D
2s9; First Sergt. Whiting
T. Lightfoot, Headquarters and Serv-
Ice Company, 268; Private L. N. Hunt.
r. Smith, D Company. 2e1i sergt
Loon o. Terry, D. Company. ESQ;
Sergt. William J. Lee, d Company,
1851 Staff Sergt. Claudius d. McCul-
lar. ID Company, 251 Sergt. Major
Service Company. 24s, and First
Lieut.. Robert G. McCartee. camp ad-
jutant, 247.
Evening star., 1923-08-31
Changes in Stations OF
Army and Navy Officers
OF Interest to Capital
Army.


Col, J. J. Bradley. infantry. has been
relieved from duty with the 18th d.
vision, Organized Reserves. and order
ed to Governors Island. N. Y, for duty.
Maj. T. ]. j. Christian, field artillery.
at Cornell University. Ithaca. N. T.,
has been ordered to this city for treat
ment at Walter Reed General Hos
pital.
Capt. E. H. Randle. goth Infantry,
at Fort Sam Houston, Tex, has been
transferred to the 25th Infantry. at
Master Sergt John Cavanagh, Quar-
termaster Corps. in this city, and
First Sergt. Frank Greiss, Tank Bat
TALON. at Camp Meade. Md. have been
retired for age.
ter Corps. in the office of the quarter
master general. War Department, has
been ordered to Fort Sam Houston
Tex, for duty.
Capts H. d. Vaughan and J. D. An.
drews. jr.. Corps of Engineers. at Fort
du Pont, Del. have been ordered to
Fort Humphreys. Va.
Capt. e. H. Malone. 34th Infantry.
at Fort Eustis. Va. has been asst lgned
to duty at the Tank School, Camp
Meade, Md.
Capt. +. D. Berrien. commanding the
Chewink, has been assigned to duty with
the naval detachment in Turtsh waters
Commander w. L. Friedell at San
Francisco has been ordered to the
Naval Academy. Annapolis; Lieut.. Com
mander w. A. Edwards, commanding
the cambridge, to the bureau OF navi-
CATION, Navy Department; Lieut.. Com
mander Robert Gatewood OF the Pyro
to Hampton Roads, Va. Lieut.. ]. d
Jones at the Navy Department to the
command Of the S-12; Lieut.. c. s. Bal
ley, Supply Corps at Norfolk. to the
Henderson, and Lieut.. p. ]. Searles
Civil Engineer Corps, from the Navy
Department to the Naval station al
Guam.
The designations of Lieut.. L. A. Benoist
Of the R-9 and Ensign G. c. Miller OF
the scouting fleet have been accepted
Capt. T. w. Richards. Medical Corps
of the naval examining board, Navy De-
partment has been ordered to take a
course Of instruction at the Army War
College. Washington barracks.
Lieut.. J. A. Hubbell, Medical Corps
at Chicago, has been ordered to the
naval station at Guam.
The following named officers have
been ordered to the Asiactic station
Lieuts. R E. Duncan and NJ. ]. Mont
gomery, Medical Corps, at New York
Lieuts w. J. Pennell, Medical Corps
|, and S. B. Deal. jr.. Supply Corps. Of the
Chewink; Lieut.. E. c. Johnson, Denta
Corps. of the Seagull; Lieut.. S. e. Smith
at San Francisco and Lieut. J. II
Stevens at Philadelphia, both Of the
Supply Corps.
Evening star., 1923-08-31
new COAL SOURCE SHOWN

The Interstate Commerce Com
missions recent ruling that the
country is not now in need of new
sources of coal brought today an
application from the Pocahontas Fuel
Company, owners of vast coal fields,
to be heard on the question.
In denying. on June "a, a request
of the Virginian railway to build a
one-mile branch line to serve new
mines of the Pocahontas company,
the commission asserted that a few
mines would produce more coal for
the nation, because railroad facilities
and rolling stock could be better con-
centrated.
The ruling previously had been at
tackled as unconstitutional by the
railroad company. and the Pocahontas
company in it's plea today urged the
commission to reopen the case and to
hear the evidence of the fuel COM
panies which produce the coal.
Evening star., 1923-08-31
TOMORROW Last
Whole Holiday
For Many in D. C.,

Employees of many local business
establishments will take their last
Saturday holiday of the year to-
morrow. The coming of Labor day
gives people the opportunity Of
three-day holiday
The large stores will be closed
tomorrow and Monday. following
which all will begin to take care
of the expected heavy fall and
winter trade.
Evening star., 1923-08-31
Apologized for the Fish.

From the Ohio State Journal.
Politeness has developed among the
orientals to a degree Of extravaganza
that is intensely amusing to visitors,
oftimes to the people themselves. as
was the case when the popular Prince
Kuni of Japan was fishing at Rit-
surin Koen and twice lost a big fish
from his line and the governor of
the province appeared and made pro-
fuse apologies for the unfriendly and
inconsiderate behavior OF the fish.
Evening star., 1923-08-31

golf model with knit backs and
brushed wool fronts. the Angora high
collar coat, the 3-buttoned coatee, etc.
Handsomest of new novelty patterns
and plain colors in girls and womens
sizes.
Evening star., 1923-08-31

Early buyers will not only
save money, but secure better
tailored garments; navy blue
and black tricotine and poiret
twill, Suits in new fashionable
long, straight-line styles, Is
to A size.
Evening star., 1923-08-31
BAN ON SALE METHODS.
Order Applied to Butterick Com
pany and Other Pattern Concerns.

The Butterick company and five
dress pattern concerns affiliated with
1t were prohibited today by the Fed
eral Trade Commission from selling
their patterns to dealers for resale
to the public at stipulated prices.
The commission also ordered discon-
tinued the alleged practice Of the six
companies requiring their contract
dealers to handle only their patterns
to the exclusion of those manufac-
tured by other concerns.
The defendant concerns were said by
the commission to control approx
mately 40 per cent of the dress pat
tern industry. Those named in addi-
ton to the Butterick Company were
the Federal Publishing Company, the
Standard Fashion Company, Butterick
Publishing Company, the New Idea
Pattern Company and the Designer
Publishing Company, all of New York
city.
Evening star., 1923-08-31

Showing a great line OF the
new things in Coats. including
smart stripes good looking
checks, fashionable over plaids
and all the wanted plain col
ors. Choice of side tied. belt
ed or fiared models, in seven
eighth or full length styles.
Evening star., 1923-08-31

The mines Of Saskatchewan estab-
lished a new low record last year
with only one fatal accident.
Tortoises are very tenacious of life;
one existed for eight months after
its brain was removed.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-03
BRITISH SEIZE FIRST PJ BLF
 STATEMENT OF COOLIDGE

London. Oct. 29th-Corr~s pond ence issued by foreign offices last night say that the British govern m.nt has seized the first pubic statement made by Coolidge on the situation in Europe to end another formal invitation to the Washing ten Government 10 cooperate in new conf renee in an attempt 70 settle trpnrnilors definitely. Lord fHfynb's rrnu"st is for American taftlsil,s ibH ib any form. Nither athGai Df ahsfilt#i .h hrs fepiy he sags iAs Sat tfHsAaS aetlarts rfa ike te1tsf ss4tAs is ~lig}Rs No YH' t;"itai1 if is4. stt,,tetftit t@1Fa">HHa iH which sii t;sfSte@H >iAs Ho,,f {. sgOf,eLedl4 agWtSG W oErsN7yf|,a take pari fof the pbfb'rsA If sstAr
 taining Csrmapy's capacity Gh s47
 and an nppropria'" i'iaa 'rf gag ment
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-03
LLOYD GEORGE AND HUGHES
 HOLD CONFERENCE

Wa shington. Oct. 3oth-Lioyd George was called into confer ence by Secretary Hughes with un- expectedness which was regarded as significant of new developments in the European situation. Lloyd Geo rge said in au interview with cor respondents. that he regards the European situation as being more hopeful than at any time since France invaded Germany. he added. that he regards the exchange of notes between Hughes and Curzon. together with the provisional ae- ceptance by France. as indications that the time is soon coming when the separations muddle will be straightened out.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-03
N \G\EIt SUBMITS
 REPORT TO TIt.EI,r

Soaitl', Oct 30 Wagner uf thr flask, Division of th" Bureau of Education has forwarded a report fr pr. Tisert. the T. < Commis. -'ner uf Education a Wash ncton. sssx-ne ;h- native school census Of -n- T@----o-y. The 'ntal native 5- l-z-,- ot sial,s and ch.ldrrn . '--t-e --- -r--s. schools $ 25.- and @. -.s~ -Eah-- l:.i5> ex- 2 l-rs 5! Er7=r g a--- >--Y-t .- z r---z=-; -ta..-, t- -e- ->cs- y-4- =1d--E Il-- - --- Nt tn Inaza-s slt .-.- -5 ------ ot ra- csiz, 9s th= E. -l- --zt -r --- Among is= rs 7-- - n -d~ ot t5sn Ee-= 1- -.-s--a- -T--7 day 6u-n- ts= r7@-
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-03
ro EsTAsiIsH CLEARING notsE
 FOR ALASKA REINDEER

Seattle, Oct 27 -Alaska iteia- deer are increasing 10 such an "x- tent that the Burau Of Education G, ,ntemplates establishing in Seattle 2 clea.rang house for a Nation wide market of that product, Jonathan Wagner. of the Alaska Division of the Bureau of Education announced yesterday. The inspection ant slaughtering of live animals and th' construction of a cold storage plar' in Southern Alaska should be un .dcrtaken, Wagner said.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-03
PoHFErTJRK NOTICE
Te |. F. WHITE your b~->, leCal r,,py>-Srntstiy.-> and A>>iEn>

lS W NtAH representatives and a>siEns; You sre hereby 1o:s&sa :ha; :as unders s1Ad ss tc-c~1e- :ae-si,. has expended :NA sum q one aa-- dred dollars to- :he yss~ lsl.. 1918. 1914. 1915. ISIS. lsi'. islS. 1919. 1920. 1921 laEs in |sscr and improvements or and fo- tse benefit of EAI.y BENCH, situated in first tier Jeff Limit of Candle Creek. adjoining claim No. Above Discovery. in the Fsirhsven Record ing Precinct, Territory of Alaska. notice Of Location whereof is record ed in Vol. 14. Page 1ss. of the re- cords of the Fairhaver Precinct. in the performance of the annual labor required by section s324 Re vised Statutes of the United States and Supplemental Legislation. in order to hold said claim.
 And you are hereby required tO contribute your proportion of such expenditure according to your ir- terest in said claim 10 the under signed co-owner with you therein. within ninety days after the service of this notice on you by publication thereof. or your interest in said claim will become forfeited and vested in the undersigned sS pro vided by the said statute.
 KEEWAIIK MINING COMPANY.
 Co-Owrer. Publish Oct 21. Nov. 2. 10, IT, s4. Dee. 1, $, 15, 22, 2a, 1923 and Jan ,. l2. 1s, 1924.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-03
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

In tho United States Comm issioners Court for tho Precinct of Cape Nome, Territory of Alaska.
 IN PROBATE
 In the matter of the Estate of JOHN W LrTSCHINGER, deceased NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. :hs: the undersigned administrator Q. The estate nt John W Lutschin- se- drusa>r'd. has filed in the above snt.t'ed court, Final Account, as sach aim.2.>;ystor of said Estate. and Ina; Saturday. the e2ud day Of T'= IT ha-. 1898, s' the hour of two o'c.ecE i- :h@ afternoon of sad day. Axs e-e2 sxsd hy the said Court. ss IL date to- inc hearing to the oe- 5se;.e-s ;o >s:a -epor:, lt any. and :.- >s:;.suez: ;aeceot.
 W H WE'RE.
 Aaa:z.S:-a:or of the Estate ot
 IaA- " La:sch'oEer- deceased Publish O.. - =. Nov 8. lN, IT,
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-03
MOROS ATTACK CONSTABU-
 I.ARl IN PHILIPPINES

Manila, Oct 31-Moro insurrec- tors armed with spears only. have attacked the ConstabularT ir the Southern Islands of the Phili- ppines. According to an unofficial report reaching Manila yesterday. a general battle ensued after 2 fierce engagement reinfarcementS arrived on the scene and saved the day for the constabulary. the MorOs being routed.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-03
IEvIATHlN GIVEN
 WONDERFUL SEND OFF

London. Oct Sa-The qsass-aase : steamer Leviathsa. one of ihF l2Ts- est n the world was given 1or- derfu, send of yesterday after >e;- ting a new worlds record .o- ! round trip for vessel of her ton nage. Req ching Southampton a: SEQ Saturday morning the Lev!a- han occupied 26 hours preparfas z for her westward passage, taking aboard 2o00 pa assengers who arriv- ed here on four trains.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-03
"J'D BE BETTER OFF IN
 HE'LL" SAYS DIVORCE EE

Seattle. Oct. 29-"Td be better of' in hell than the way I am. ," wrote Miss Mary Horngrin an at tra ctive 23 year old divorcee to her mother. and then killed herself as sh. sat in an automobile beside her farce. H. F. Austin. She claimed thst Austin, who had been divorced also, had been paying weekly visits to his former wife. Austin's brO- thFr. Lonnie Austin is a Seattle fight promoter and Miss Hornerin was a sister of Deputy Sheriff Lee.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-03
Ho\AE LAW DEAD IN LONDON

--'.I"u. Oc' Gl -Rouar Law the -'--+ R-iti>~ statesman. who MS --@--.-r from ser.aus thrcat af- .--tar- led 4' h.> modes; London } -- zes;a-iay morning. Ills 55--a--- 5h- -I. a-ar rslauv. lot, 7 :-Els-5 Ez- ~:A Hal during the A<- 5srs ot As l'--Ss His we <s-- Ea-= s~s ~ ,hs Wa-i va-, 5 -o-7'ou t-c- za -z A= 9-ye- e- ,,e r--e-3
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-03
LARGE MOVIE PRODUCERS
 CLOSE DOWN BUSINESS

New York. Oct 3l-The Famous Players have announced that the high cost of production and a de sire to turn film inventories into cash is responsible for many large finn companies suspendlng opera tions, the same policy is likely to be followed by other movie companies as the Famous Studios at Los An geles have announced that they will close down for period of ten weeks.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-03
FORMER KAISER BILL
 TAKES NIGHT RIDE

Doorn. Oct. 30-Ex-Kadser Will fam and the ex-crown Prince ac- companied by two other personages left D0Orn last evening in an auto- mobile and headed in the direction of Arnheim ten miles from the Ger man border, and returned at two o'clock the following morning, they were followed by three automobiles filled with Holland Secret Service men.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-03
GOVT TO BRING SUIT
 AGAINST SLIP EJIi.pL,I;S

Seattle. Oct 3I Tho Govern m'nt has announced that sui; wl;i hr brought ln tn" Federal Court n Srattl" against skinner and Eddy for th" recovery of from live To tcn million dollars. The firm Of Skin n"r and Eddy are credited with having mad" a clean up ot thirty million dollars iu the construction Of ~h.ps for war purposes
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-03
FORMER KIO<DIkE
 OPERATOR ARRESTED

Seattle. Oct William C Che ness who is wanted f,r ;riai z- ketchikan. Alaska. or d cha ~g- o. having illegally soId katarls oil lands and worthless stock !n Hy!s- mines. arrived in Seattle yesterday in custody of a peace officer rom mining camp in the Sierras were he was arrested. Cheness was s :prmer Klondike operator
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-03
II NAVAL OFFICERS TO BE
 TRIED BY GENERAL COURT

Washington Oct. 29th-Dleven naval officers, among whom rests the responsibility for the wreck of the seven destroyers at Point Hon. da, California, on September Sth, have been ordered tried by Gen. eral Court Martial by Admiral Coontz, Commander in Chief of the Pacific Battle Fleet.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-03
RADIO HEARD FROM
 NEBRASKA TO WITHIN II
 DEGREES OF NORTH POLE

Omaha. O. 5O-A Chapel Sarvice
 A hseh Ez- b-ozdcz>;-t hE Bethany Pres sbyt-ris4 church s- Council BlrEs xzs heard aboard ;he s,a--5- asr Boxdoiu Eh5ch Is locked U tes ic- of Norsh Gr@-alAnd- II de=Ta:s- from ihe No-gh Pole b. IaeN la the explorer. aceordnE to 2 2%ss- age rzlaysd yesterday from Prize Rupe-:-
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-03
IN CAPITAL
 BUILDING ARE PLUNGED
 INTO DARKNESS

Washington. Oct. 29th-Several miles of corridors and inside rooms of the capital building was plunged into darkness when a squirrel which was playing in the White House grounds scampered into the base ment of the Capitol Building and became entangied in the deiicate electric fuse.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-03
EHNELAND REPUBLIC
 EXTENDS OPERATIONS

Coblenz, Oct. 30-Quick operation
 with active French support nabled the Rhinelanh Republic yesterday to extend it's hold over number of towns and villages. French and Belgian troops suppressed disorders growing out of attempts by loyalists to throw out the Separatists troops.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-03
MOBs SEIZE kRUPP WORKS

London, Oct BOA mob of un- employed mon seized the krupp Works at Essen and barricaded themselves in the main building. says a dispatch to the London Daily Express from Essen. Seven people were killed in the riot and 200 wounded.
 BONAR LAW CONDITION WORSE
 London, Oct 29-Bonar Laws condition is growing steadily worse save dispatch from London today,
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-03
MONDAY iTUL EGRAPhlC)
rHEMtEit SMuTS CALLS FOR
 CONFERENCE WORLD POWERS

London, Dd, 20 Premier Smuts of H"uth Aries called for . con fafan,a of Wesid Powers 10 cons sider tho whole 9i he Ehf6psan situation which bs declared iH9 dis eral. 10 be desit wi'h by any sub ordinate authorities W syea teBaf uiio.s Commission of a fohH'ii 7' Inc League of Nations,
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-03
II,Et TRICAI- WIZARD PASSES
 AWAY IN SCHENECTADY

Schenectady. N. Y. Orr- -s-Dr- ( r4rlrs ProtuS St-inm@rz. the =le=c- rt5tsi wizard, died al his home 2 Srnrfrctndy. New York g-> =-3zr. if'm 3 physical break kd,wz due 10 4 ftit th th" Pacific coszSt from
 ""ifh hn recently returned Si=l1-
 metz vas m" author of many bo.ss , pertaining to electrical mathemz
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-03
+OLD GUARD OF REPUBLICAN, PARTY WILL STAND
 nv COOIJJk,E

Washington. Oct. 29th-Formor Governor Sproul of Pennsylv [, E. T. Stotsbury Philadelphia capi- talist; W. R. Wrfgley, Chicago multi millionaire; James H. Stanley, Den yer capitalist and Frank Stearns of Boston, in a conference assured Coolidge that the old guard in the Republican organiza tion would stand by him in his fight for the presidency in the coming election
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-03
SEEK DIVORCE, BUT NOT SURE WHERE MARRIAGE TOOK
 PLACE.

Omana, Oct. 2s-Mrs. Emil"e Marie Brandes began suit for d. vorce against F.. J. John Brandc-. one of Nebraska's 8 richest men. Al tho both of them said they had been r,a rried in New York and la'or said Seattle. Mrs. Brandes com plaint read that they were marred :n Seward. Alaska. In June 1922.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-03
FORGE IsHINEI4AND REPUBLI.
 CAN PARTY SPENT

Dusseldorf, Oct. 29-The Rhine. land Republican movement haS spent it's first force according to meagre reports received over crp- pied wire systems. but the situation is still confused and they still hold some towns.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-03
HEAVY FIGHTING Is
 REPORTED IN HAMBt RG

Berlin, Oct 29-Heavy fighting was reported in Hamburg this morning and reports from Bremen said that the Proletarian militia had to force an end to a general strike in that port.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-03
LANDS SAILS FOR ALASKA

Seattle, Oct. Sl-According to T dispatch from Seattle. LandiS. the new head of the Alaska Railroad. arrived in Seattle last Sunday and will sail for Alaska next Saturday on the liner Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-03
REFUSES TO ACCEPT PAPERS
 FROM GOVERNORS OFFICE

Oklahoma City. Oct. 29-An ef- fort was made to file two executive orders with the Secretary of the State of Oklahoma by a clerk from the office of Governor Walton. Mis Una Roberts who is assistant sscre- tary refused to acc1p'. tie papers in view of the Governors suspension by the Supreme Court ruling.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-03
REPORTS SAY RHINFIa\D
 EEPCBLCANS LOSING GEDt \n

London. Oct -+-Re7urls E'e-:~s-v- ed B4-1in s1i-eale ;aa1 fas Ra --lz1d R@Pubiscans are lo'srz 7 ground says Central N@~s dis ce-n .oday. The~ have h-=1 e;c-:-4s from. Cohlerz and u5ae per sna- ware killed The Republicans haY~ be-n driven from Duss-,dort an1 Cr@ta,d the dispatch said.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-03
EDISON COMMENTS ON
 DEATH STEINMETZ

West Orange. Oct. 30-"The world lost one of it's greatest mathema
 ticians and electrical expertsv and the industrial world will miss one of it's shining lights" Edison com mented upon the death of Steinmetz
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-03
FOUR NATIONS CONFER
 ON PREPARATIONS

London. Oct. 29-France. Bel xium and Italy have accepted Great Britain's invitation for a repara- tfons conference with the under standing that 1t shall take the form of comittee of experts under the authority of the present inter-allie1 repara tions.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-03
PLEADS FOR COMMITTEE
 OF MERCY

Pittsburg. Oct. 29--"For God g sake let us have Committee of Mercy in the world to put an end to the war which is clouding the Armament of the Gods of the sky" Lloyd George exclaimed in speech at Pittsburg, Saturday.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-03
FRANCE WILL IGNORE
 GERMANY'S REQUEST

Paris, Oct. 29-Franee will ignore Germany's latest request for re- sumption of 8 conference for the settlement of the reparations pro- blem, Poincare told the Cabinet Saturday.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-03
SIBN 4RINE >INH~
 FIVE MET DEATH

w4sa1a..oa- Ot-- s.--F - e~--s' ed men .cas dea:a Eh-- -a- S-H-z- i-e o5 =as sunk IT a oa,! sar- ~5:, the sr=a u,-- Aas1rs7@z v 2- Bay. Psasn,a Cana, zo=s yesterday
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-03
ANERlCA'S DECISION LIFTS
 EUROPE FROM DEPRESSION

London. Oct. 30-Anerca de c:sion to lend her advice and Co operation in conference for the settlement of the German rapsra- ton muddle. lifted Europe out of the slough of depression, according to dispatch from London today
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-03
RIOTING REPORTED IN
 VARIOUS DISTRIC CTS

Dusseldorf. Oct El-Unemploy- ment riots and piliaging resulting !. clashes with authorities is re- ported in various towns thru the Ruhr district. many casualties rs- suited. Twenty killed and fifteen injured at Bochum and five killed al nutsburg were reported.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-03
EARTHQU AXE TRENIORS
 FELT IN MEMPHIS

Memphis. Oct 30-S Slight bu, distinct earth temors were felt in Memphis and parts of Arkansas , and Mississippi according to dis patch received today.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-03
BRYAN AND IINCHOT
 HOLD CONFERENCE

Harrisburg, Oct. 21th-Willian Jennings Bryan and Governor Pin chot of Pennsylvania. were in con ference in the executives mansion for an hour yesterday. Bryan said later that he heartily approved of Pinchot's proposition on the pro- hibition enforcement campaign.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-03

mjnisirb'i"u looks with favor upon a plan for Wc-tcru Wheat GrOwp-s To shp 5u 900 ,O0o bushels of wheat io Germany this winter. payment government.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-03
$50 ooO BANANA TREES
 DESTROYED RY STORMS

Panama, Oct. 3l-Advices receiv cd from Bocas Del Zorro say that $50 mo Banana trees were destroy ed by recent storms in the Tala- minca valley.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-03
NERVOUS WRECK RESULT
 STROKE LIGHTNING

New York, Oct. 29-Mrs. Harry Vanderbilt. is 8 broken nervous wreck as result of stroke of lightning.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-03
1.0 YEARS OLD
 ISSUES LAST EDITION

London, Oct. 3l The Pal Mall Gazette which was founded in 1893 issued their last edition yesterday, the Gazette was absorbed by the Evening Standard.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-03
BROTHER OF QUEEN OF
 ENGLAND GETS APPOINTMENT

London Oct. 30--The Earl of Ath- lone who is brother to the queen of England has been appointed Fed eral Governor of South Africa, ac- cording to dispatch from London today.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-03
RUHR MINES SOON REOPEN

Brussels. Oct. 3l-lt has official + been stated that IS German mine owners in the Ruhr district have signed agreements with the "occupationers' to resume work.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-03
WEDNESDAY
 fTEIECRApHicA
sTINNES ARRIVES IN NEW YORK

N-w York. Oc,. 2l-Hugo St4nnes th. German mutt m m.l!ionare 4rrsv- ed lr New York with his wife to tour the United States, accord ng to d:>patch received today.