At Thursday's tifin meeting of the Rotary Club, held at the Me metropole Hate, those present had expected interlude when the chairman asked visiting Rotarians to introduce. themselves. the tables a man-arose and intro-At one of flueed himselt'ay S'S. Henry of the Wilmington, Ohio" Rotary Club, d jasaifieation "Magician." ber prot aptly asked him to prove it.
ing to the chairman's tab! and after sus jokes and. pat ter, fr, Henry" produced a pai of scissors and some rope, and pro-Jeceded to do a very clever rope caiting trick et completely myst fied hig audience.
Mr, Henry is the magician performing locally and he has. promised his assistance at. the matinee performance to be
th at the Nanking Theatre in aid of Rotary Toy Host Mr. Hugo Sandor the chairman, presented the prizes won at the semi-annual golf tournament, held at Seekingjao last Tuesday.
'The Morris Cup was won by S. P. Chen, riner-up C, M, Wentworth, The xt prizes presented were the use of loud, laughter, Scratch Cup, presented by C. M. Wentworth won the same' gentleman: Putting Prize won by C, M. Went worth, Rotarian G. W. Philleo, who went og a delegate from the Shanghay lub to the Boston Convention of International Rotary, gave a report of the Convention to the The committee desire to correct a wrong impression, which seems to be prevalent, that subscriptions are be-Ing asked for from the staffs only of British firms, whereas it is hoped that the firms themselves also will subscribe, The committee carnestl peal, to firms and. individuals either to subscribe monthly sums or fo make donations, "assuring them. that by this effort at ce-ordination no British subject need want. and that the different Societies will re~ ceive benefits commensurate with their needs. hoped that, by creating this fond, subscribers' will be relieved from deciding. which Society shall receive their funds, and leave it to the committee, to allocate the funds as they think best, always remem Bering' that the amount collected will be for the benefit. of British Fubjects only. Tt is. realised that there are many British subjects who are not. members of any of the tional Societies and it In hoped that all such will subsertbe to this gen-
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