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The Nome nugget., 1923-11-17
FOUR QUEENS ASSEMBLE
 AT MARRIAGE CEREMONY

London. Nov. 14-Princess Maud L, daughter of Princess Royal and a Niece of King George and Queen Mary, has become the bride of Lord Carnegie. The bride was given away in Chancel Guards Chapel at Wellington Barracks. There were four Queens present. Queen Mary, Queen Alexandria, Queen Olga, of Greece and the Queen of Norway were seated together during the ceremony and the Queen of Spain was present but sat in different part of the house from the other four Queens.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-17
MONDAY (TELEGRAPHlCi
WILSON SPEECH BROADCAsTED
 FROM HOME

Washington, Nov. 12-From the seclusion of his home Saturday night. Wilson broadcasted that he has not altered his convictions. and that America is isolated from Eur ope is shameful and that it is amer jca's duty to lead to worlds peace. France and Italy have made waste paper out of the Treaty of versail- les. said the former President. Cow ardly and dishonorable were the words used in speaking his contempt of the foreign policy America has pursued since the end of the war The United States he said, has turn ed it's back upon the world in a shameful manner, withdrawing into a sullen and shameful isolation which is deeply ignoble because of it's infidelity and dishonor. Coolidge and McAdoo both listened in on Wilson's Armistice Day address. the former from the White House.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-17
U. $. GOVERNMENT
 RESUMES ATTITUDE OF
 INTERESTED OBSERVER

Washing gton. Nov. 13-hitatiye or any further effort to work out C. new formula for the treatment of the reparations problem has appar- ently passed completely back into the hands of the allied Governments With the disclosure of the decision not to participate in any inquiry by experts down to French reserva- t:ons. the Washington Govern rnent resumed it's place as an ir- terested observer of European events.
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Berlin, Nov. 12-The Ex-ka iser's at home with his wife and family on his Estate at Gels. Silesia. He arrived Sunday night. He spent the last hours of his five years exile visiting his father at Doorn. E>- Cept for an arranged conference with von Hindenberg at Hannv':, the Grown Prince filled 10 engae@' ments pt. bis trip thru Germany
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-17
HIGHW .aYMEN KILL VICTIM
 AND STEAL $500

Los Angeles. Nov. 4-Richard F and killed this morning by two ban dits as he was driving toward Los Angeles with his brother Edward Nagel. real estate man. The ban dts obtained $500 which were the proceeds of an American Legion Carnival held at Culver City. The brothers were taking the proceeds from the Carnival to Los Angeles.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-17

Amsterdam, Nov. 12-The Dutch government officially announced Saturday afternoon that the former Crown Prince Fredrick William of Germany had crossed the German frontier enroute to Oels in upper Silesia. His estate to which he re- gently expressed his desire to re- tire to is located at Gels. The Dutch government is understood to have given him permission to leave Holland. An exchange of telegrams on account of the former Grown Princes departure. says he left the Island of Wierfngen at 4:30 A. Nj. Two big motor cars were awaiting him in the village of Owijcksalvis on the mainland. Fredrick William entered the first car accompanied by Burgomaster Rolf of Weiringen while the formers luggage was loaded in the second car. Both cars drove of at daybreak.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-17

Brussels, Nov. l4-Tht. following dispatch was sent from Brussels Monday last: The former Ger man Emperor received German pass ports for himself and suite this af- ternoon, according to the Gazette,
 i. is expected, the paper adds. that the Hohenzollern Monarchy will be restored to Germany's throne Decem Der 4th. the former Emperor and Crown Prince ascending the throne According to advices from various
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-17
COOIllkiE APPIAuDS
 IMI'ERSONATIO OF
 ROBERT F. LEE

Washington. Nov. i-Presideut Coolidge is the first Yankee PreSi- dent in q generation who has sat in 2 theatre herr and applauded an imperSonation of Robert E. Lee. The applause of the Chief Execu' tive took place at d performance oi John Drinkwaters play bearing the name If the Confederate leader.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-17
JACK SkAIN RETURNING
 LABRADOR STRIKE \ FROST

Seattle. Nov. 13-Jack Skain sail ed on the steamer Alameda for Sew ard bound for Nome. Skain return ed a few days ago from Labrador and reports that the gold strike there was frost Paddy O'Don- mel will winter in Labrador. Victor ,The Scurvy Kid)) Jacobson. is ac- companying Skain to Seward.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-17
TUESDAY (TElEGRAPHIc)
LEGION PLACES WREATH
 AT HARDING TOMB

Marion, Nov. 13-A large wreath was placed at the foot of the flag trapped Catafalque of the late President Warren G. Harding by American Legion Officials last Sun- day. Churches turnout the city, at the dismissing of Amistice Day ser vices early in the day attended ser vices at the cemetery.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-17
LATEST NEWS FROM
 EUROPEAN SITUATION

London. Nov. 12-Information reached the British Foreign Office circles Saturday afternoon that the collapse of the Bayarian Putsch was due to the intervention of Prince Rupprecht. who disapproved of Gen. eral Ludendorff's proposal to rein state the Hohenzollern's as rulers of Germany.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-17
ORDERS ISSUED DESIGNING
 COMMUNISTS PARTY

Berlin. Nov. Doctor Won kahr, the Bavarian Dictator. has issued an order dissolving the Communist party in Bavaria and forbidding the publication of Socialist newspapers. The dissolution of the Anutsch or Sanization by the Reichswehr is in iu,l swing according to advices re- "eived in Berlin.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-17
FRANCO-BEIAiIAN R. E.
 ADMINISTRATORS REACH
 AGREEMENT WITH GERMANS

Duesseldorf. Nov. 13-A tenta- tive agreement has been reached bv the Franco Belgian railroad admin istrators in the Ruhr with the Ger man administration for the return of the rolling stock taken out of the district since the beginning of the occupation.
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Paris. Nov. PA statement issu- ed by the French Foreign Office shows that the French government [ insists upon limitations to the Ex- pert Preparations Inquiry. which have been rejected by Secretary of State Hughes.
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t2 KILLED WHEN ELECTION
 MOB CLASHES WITH POLICE

Nogales. Arz., Nov. l4-A dozen Mexicans were killed including one of the City Trustees of Etcheboa, Sonora and scores wounded in a clash between Police and election Tobs.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-17
TELEGRAPHIC FLASHES

Washington. Nov. 12-President Coolidge laid wreath on the Tomb of Americas unknown soldier yes terday as a tribute from the Ameri- can people to the memory of those who did not see the end but died that the end might come.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-17
COOLIDGE BEGINS PREPARA-
 TION MESSAGE TO CONGRESS

Washington. Nov. 1i-President Coolidg,. began actual work yester- day on his, message to Congress and upon the results of his efforts, even his closest friends acknow- ledge. will depend to d considera ble degree his political future.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-17

Paris, Nov. 12-Holland may not be regarded as a sufficiently secure retreat for the former emperor Will iam of Germany ir view of the flight of the Grown Prince. it was and second St. Helena may be chosen for him.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-17
PROTESTS AGAINST USE OF
 NAME IN GERMAN POLITICS

Berlin. Nov l3th-DOctor Otto Wiedfeldt, German Ambassador tc the United States hss cabled Chan cellor StreeEemann protesting against the unauthorized use of the f, rmer's name in connection wita 4 campaign for the Nationalistic Die tatorShip.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-17

The Hague, Nov 14-The follow .ag was sent from The Hague Mon day last, Doctor Kan. an official of :he Ministry of the Interior left for Doorn today for conference with former Emperor William of Ger many.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-17
BLAME HITCH IN NEGOTI- ..
 .. ATIONS ON ISDUSTRIALISTS

Paris. Nov. i3-A hitch in the negotiations between the Frennn authorities III the Ruhr and Indus trialists headed by Hugo Stinnes for the resumption of operations .5 blamed upon the efforts of Indus trialiSts 10 force a ten hour day up on workers Wno favor 4 nine hoG. day
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-17
ALIEN LAND LAWS
 DECLARED CONSTITUTIONA Al.

Washington, Nov. 1.-The Alien Land Laws of California and Wash ington which prohibits Aliens in- eligible to citizenship from owning Q" leasing land. were declared con stitutional yesterday by the Su- preme Court.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-17

Berlin, Nov. 1.-The following was sent from Berlin yesterday, ar official denial has been issued that inc former Emperor has been au- .horized by the Berlin Governmen. to return 10 Germany
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-17
FORBES TESTIFIES BEFORE
 SENATE COMMISSION

Washington. Nov. 1i-"A con epiracy to encompass my des'ruc- ton by means of perjury, the STD ordinaticE of perjury and the s'. pression Ot material facts and q N.u . ments" was charged by Forbes in his testimony yesterday before the Senate Veterans Commission.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-17

Paris, Nov. 12-On the fifth an niversary of the Armstice. all French unknown soldiers are being lit up by perpetual sacred fame, the newspapers are sounding the most bellicose note since the wa ended.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-17
ALLIES DECIDE TO HEAR
 GERMAN REPRESENTATIVE

Paris. Nov 1.-The allied Repara- tions Commission decided today to hear Representatives of Germany regarding that Nations capacity to pay reparatiOns.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-17

Brussels. Nov. 1.-The former Emperor of Germany is again 2 figure commanding the worlds at tention today as Government powers made efforts 10 learn more of his reported plans for returning to the Fatherland
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-17
HITLER ARRESTED IN
 SOUTH OF HAvARIA

Berlin. Nov. 13-Adolph Hitler. he leader of the Munich revolters has been arrested in the Southern n:rt of Bavaria, says q dispatch to- day from there.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-17
ARMY AVIATOR KILLED
 IN AIR MEET

Chicago, Nov. 13--I.ieut. Benja- min R Mcbride. an army air service aviator was killed in Chicago when his plane plunged to earth ill the Armistic, Day Air Meet.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-17
EUROPEAN CIRCLES
 RESENT WILSON SPHECH

Paris. Nov. 13-Offcial circles are said to resent deeply. former President Wilson's remarks which were broadcasted turnout the Unit ed States last Saturday which refer- red to the scrapping of the Treaty
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-17

Washington, Nov. 12-The Police department has been asked to break up gathering of bootleggers in Government Buildings on Pennsyl- blocks from the White House.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-17

Juneau. Nov. 12-Delegates to a convention have been chosen by the Municipalities of Juneau, Skagwar and Haines, to consider Petition to Congress to separate the Pan handle" from the rest of the terri tory of Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-17

Athens. Nov. Fixing George in complying with the request of the Military Faction that he leave Greece pending the clearing up of the present situation. will appoint a Regent Of ask the Government to constitute Regency.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-17
AMERICAN PARTICIPATION
 IN WORLD COURT URGED

Wash ngton. Nov. l3-The For eign Relations Committee of the United States Chamber of Com merce urges in their report. Ameri- can participation in the World Court on a basis of reservation as proposed by Secretary Hughes.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-17
MINISTER OF FINANCE
 COMMITS SUICIDE.

Buenos Aires, Nov l3--Domingo S;alsberry. Minister of Finance in the Cabinet of Presid mt Irigoyen has committed suicide. according to dispatch received this morning
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-17

Washin gton, Nov. l2-It is said that Harveys real purpose in "-'- signing as Ambassador to the Court of St. James and coming back to the United States at this time ,s to promote movement to make Hays Chairman of the Repuhlicar National Committee again.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-17

Everett, Nov. 12-George Betrand. . former Alaskan living in Seattle committed suicide yesterday after noon in Everett. Papers found on his person disclosed that he had sl,OOO deposited at Seattle Bank.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-17

Seattle Nov. l2-Hulbert Georgia WOOdford. internationally known Mining Engineer and formerly Chief Engineer of the Kimberly Diamond to a late dispatch.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-17
$:3s:B, ,OOO, ,OOO
 FED. TAXES RECOMMENDED

Washington, Nov. 13-A reduc. ton of S323 ,0O0,000 in Federal taxes is to be recommended by Sec retary Mellon of the Treasury De ted to Congress.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-17

Chattanooga, Nov. l2-Huck Gar rison. farmer. shot and killed : of his children at Dayton. Tennes- see. according to d dispatch from Chatanooga today.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-17

Seattle. Nov. 12-The overhaul- ing Of the Seward Dutch Harbor mail steamer Starr has been conn pleted and will return north to ra- in command.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-17

Berlin Nov II The following sent from lhr German government al Berlin The government today denied reports that former Kaiser William is returning to Germany.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-17

Red Bluff, Nov. 12-Lassen Peak the only active volcano in the United States, has been in eruption since last Friday, according to dispatch received this morning.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-17

New York. Nov. 12-Harvey ar irving in New York on the Aquita mia declared that Hike Ben jamin Franklin, am leav- ing the public service to join the masses" he described himself as an optimist in regards the condi- tiOns in Europe.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-17

Paris, Nov. PA note signed by Premier Poincare as President of the Allied Council of Ambassadors was delivered to the German Charge D'Afaires. protesting against the return of Ex-Crown Prince Fredrick William to Germany.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-17
l WEDNESDAY
 (TELEGRAPHIc)
Rl-MORS RIFE REGARDING
 FORMER GERMAN EMPEROR

Paris, Nov. l4th-A dispatch reaching Paris late Monday from the Hague insisted that the former Kaiser William of Germany had re ceived his passports and was ready to reenter Germany.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-17

Paris. Nov. 12-The French Su- perior Council of National Defense including Foch and all high authori- ties met Saturday afternoon at Ely see Palace under the Presidency of President Millerand.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-17

Seattle. Nov. 12-Menetta Waun, age 2 years and James G. Saver. age S1 years, q printer. was kiliei in an automobile accident.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-17

Berlin. Nov. 13-Eleven Ameri- cans are stranded in Berlin and will be sent back to the United States in Steprage. They converted all .reir money into German Marks with disastrous results
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-17

sources in DOorn twelve passports, authorizing q journey to Berlin, has been handed the former German Emperor and suite.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-17

Oklahoma, Nov. i"-Paul J. Me Carthy, q prominent attorney was shot to death in his auto al mid night last Saturday He had left hS home in response to telephone call to meet an unidentified person
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-17
DISSOLUTION PARLIAMENT
 FORECAST BY PRIME MINISTER

London. Nov 1.-The dissolution of Parliament was forecast by the Prime Minister at the opening Of Tpday'- session.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-17

of Versailles by France and Italy,
 the remarks were especially resent ed in Paris.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-17

Paris, Nov. 12-General John ! Pershine was received last Saturday in Paris by Poincare.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-17
HUNGER STRIKE CALLED
 OFF IN ULSTER

Belfast, Nov. 13-A hunger strike cf political prisoners in Ulster has been called of after IT days. accori ing to a dispet tch received today.
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-17

New York. Nov l2-W Y, D Stokes, wealthy New York hptn. man. has failed for the second tune in his efforts to divorce Mrs. HnleA Elwood Stokes formerly of Denver
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-17

Berlin. Nov. 12-The Govern ment of Premier Won Knilling is now in complete control in Munich
The Nome nugget., 1923-11-17
E R F. Y TIE :

Portland, Nov. l2 Oregon yot- CTS at last Thursdays election adopted State income Tax" the returns disclosed Saturday.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-10-30
Coolidge Thinks Treaty
Can Adjust Booze Rules

washington. Oct, a6,-PFesident
Coolidge believes that provision 10 al.
law British ships 10 bring liauor
stores within the three mile limit.
which has been proposed as part Of
the arrangement with Great Britain
for extension Of the right Of search
and seizure 10 the 1? mile limit. might
be made effective through a treaty
and without the necessity for amend
ments OF the yolstead Law. The Vol
stead act as interpreted by the su.
preme court prohibits the bringing OF
liauor even As ships stores within the
three mile limit. A treaty duly rsti.
fed by the senate. however. has al.
ways been regarded rs the supreme
law OF tho land and II was on that
principle that Secretary Hughes sug-
gested 10 London that the i2 mile
proposal and n ship liquor authorize
ton he included In an Anslo-Amerl-
can treaty
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-10-30
CITY ITEMS.

"Whsn Ali tAs Worla Forssts Fsu,'
Feesl 1eha A, Andrews q Ca
sdgf,
Judge n ". AlliRg mas aNaFdss
judgment hF default faF TIA plsiaiia
90 reeeseT sssa,sl in The case 81
Albert saipel against Julius Rann
Attorney Henry 4. Roche MAS eounsel
for the nlaintin,
boKias, State AEmeFy Oct, sa.-
sdkt.
Joseph dFyxihls If 81 arses street
reported 70 the naiies this sfteFnaon
that while walking on Grove street
this meFniRs he Was shat behind the
rife,
vleirelas and Pianos. Henry Mersns
-adyt
The naliee have been natihed that
the operators licenses Of Emil PTsnge
Of IS Austin street and Salvatore niz-
zia Of - Lafayette street have heen
returned.
Tickets for Kellogg concert course,
e, l., Fierce & ea,-adVi.
william Weinberg reported 10 ser,
sa a. 'ss ~ Rpne' n.au'
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A. $780, '',',i s"s,.,
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the Red Mems rooms al 7,as ana eo
in A hodY 10 the hail
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-10-30
NARROWING DETAILS
IN kLAN'S LAWSUIT
leonaausa from Firsi rassl


ing implicated IN lhe Mer Refuge az
fairs, that J, A. Rraeewell xas sent
10 Baltimore 20 haadle DT. AeK0in's
right against eStHsaltlan fFaHa Mary
Land. tie said that TsraeeMell, nsins
the alias Baker, weRl "a the efiees az
AtieFnels Eeke aRd keek, AID said
70 them. Ne have = maA in jail
heEe, ana I have ten thousand dol.
lars aAd Eaai 10 SET him cut
The attorneys made charge of
ss,eae for their services but Brace.
well did net pay this sum az that time
ana lAitiei0hn Was seat 10 RalfimOTe
10 close the deal. tie paid the sttar,
heys sIse, he said. Al transactions
were in cash,
Affidayils suhstantislinE those
read here yesterday in the
suit Of David \. Ritteahouse,
OF Philadelphia, aud others. for
q feeeisership for the Knights OF the
ku kluK Khan, featured the morning
sesslan Of the court here today. Two
men and slenogranher in affidaVits
suhstantiated the two introduced yes.
terday as having hesn made by Mrs.
Helen u, steele.
Mrs, NJ, Halbro0k. a stehegra pher,
who took notes on telephone eanver.
saiions between Mrs, steele and Tom
Akers, formerly an employe of the
publicity department Of the khan. IN
a deposition. testified that the notes
read in the second Steele affidavit
we're true statements of the alleged
Akers. according 10
Mrs. ateele's affidayits. was endeavor-
ne to get her 10 file breach OF
promise suit against l., Y. Clarke.
former head Of the propagation de-
,artment OF the khan
John Wilson and man named
Newman made affidavit that they
icard the conversations as TRANSCRIPT
ID by the stenographer.
william II. Thompson. an imperial
representative Of the khan. In an af-
idavit read today declared that there |
vas much unrest throughout tho |
ilans OF the country as result Of |
vents under the present administra-
lon al the imperial palace here.
william Joseph Simmons. emperor
4 the khan. In an affidavit. declared |
hat u. NJ. Rittenhouse and II. J. Ora
am. two of the plaintiffs In this suit,
re life members OF the khan In good
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-10-30
SPECTACULAR ESCAPE
Prisoner Slides 40 Feet Over Electric
Wires. Then Drops 80 Feet 70
Ground and Runs Away.

Jefferson City, Mo-, Oct. 30.-Slid
ing 40 feet over slender electric wire.
on an improvised roller made of 0
broom handle, then leaping 80 feet
from the wall to. the ground, Arthur
, Kench. %, of New York, escaped late
yesterday from the Missouri peniten.
tiary here.
Kench's break was described by
prison officials as one of the most
spectacular in their experience
Guards said they saw the convict on
the roof of the shirt factory, but
supposed that he was an electrician
making repairs. The guards did not
shoot as he alighted on the wall be-
cause they were afraid of hitting a
guard on the tower.
Kench came to the prison from
Kansas City, in April, 1922, to serve
ten years for robbery.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-10-30
Marks Is Questioned in
Schleifer Case Today

New Haven. Oct. 3O-David S.
Marks special officer for the N. Y,
~ H. e. ii. railroad was cross-exam-
ined by the defendants counsel when
the trial of Ernest Schleifer, a labor
union organizer, was resumed before
Judge Jennings and jury in superior
court today. Particular attention
was given to the witness repetition
'of certain words he claimed he heard
Schleifer speak in an address before
striking shopmen. Marks admitted
that he had not been interested in all
the address but in certain parts of It.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-10-30
Vermont Farmer Goes on
Trial on Murder Charge

Guildhall, VT, Oct. 3O-Edgar
Bunnell, Canadian farmer, was
placed on trial before Judge Frank
D. Thompson in the Essex county
court today for the murder Of Job
Cross, a well-to-do farmer and money
lender. The body of Cross with bull
let wounds in the head was found be-
side the road near Canaan hill on
July 10 last after he had been miss
Ing for a week. At the preliminary
hearing testimony was given that
Cross had called at B,innell's home on
the day Of his disappearance to COL
lect money due on a mortgage Bun
nell was indicted last week.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-10-30
MAKES HIGH RECORD.

Issy-Les- Moulineaux, France, Oct
30.-Sadi Lecointe, the French avi-
ator, made an attempt today to breal,
his own worlds record for airplane
altitude and may have succeeded. lie.
cointe took the air at 1850 o'clock
and when he landed at 1850 p. m. one
of his Paragraphs registered 11,00S
and tho other 1920 metres. The
official record held by Lccointe is
1874 metres, or 35,241.22 feet. The
Paragraphs have been sent to the
governmental laboratories for an Of
fetal exa animation which will deter
mine the actual height reached by the
aviator.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-10-30
X. of C. Pinochle Sharps
Awaiting Tournament

Interest among the members of
Daily council, X. of c., over the pin
ochle tournament which is to be start
ed Thursday evening at the club
rooms on Franklin square, is fever
heat. Up to the present time, there
are over so entries, comprising some
OF the best card players in the coun-
Gil. The house committee is arrang-
ing schedule for the various nights
of the tournament and suitable prizes
are being offered to the winners.
Arrangements are being made also
to hold other social events and an ac-
tive winter season is being planned.
Attractions will be presented at the
meetings of the council and light
lunches will be served at the club
house every Saturday evening to the
members.