Evening Star Newspaper, April 26, 1923, Page 18

o THE EVE ING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1993.. HOW TO PLAY 1 ([@YeVe : TALTY WILL FILED. N ) : hs complethie ) videa entirely by | Widow ‘Principle Beneficlary of MAH-JONG | e aney Sog e Sl S e St | Document. to make e of any discard, as it is The will of James Talty, who died | 3 discard rovided they have the re- | April 8, was - filed esterday for Also Known as Pung-Chow ! g T ok e o T T R L LT R L A s7a ) as will be explained In the next S.pzomh-r 20, 1912, and leaves to his = ;n;:'l‘a'xg: which takes up “Chaw and Tidow. Helen 1L Taity. all nie tl-oau‘-':& | N J 0] and personal effects, inclu BE L. I~ Anw. ta |l i (Copyright, 1928.) horses, carriages and cattle.. The 3 I ———e remaining estate is devised to his IV—Procedure of Play—Part 2. |giving orery player wirtemn sten| | QIR . ¢ ‘ WILLIAM ). PIKE DEAD. |ion: Seouricy and Trasi Company in East wind draws one more than_this, 3 Drawing the Original Hand. as he must make the first dlscard. N e Each playet then draws the thirteen Playtag the Hand. U. 8. Consul at Strasbourg Lived|Mrs. Talty :‘o off:apy the rotlhld;ncn i 2 is orig- and to pay ‘her per month dur- . | (Ues which go to make his original| Each player then takes his orig. Here Several Years. fng ber life. The remaining income Our S lendldl C l t William J. Pike of .Pennsylvania, (18 to be distributed among the chil- p y Omp ete i United States consul at Strasbours, | *"On ""tha death of the wifs the . { France, dled in that city last Monday | trustees_are to pay $100 to the son, St k f F t R d i from peritonitis, according to a dis- | James Blake Talty, and $350 to a oc o urnl ure ea y it pateh to the State Department. He | §ouE s, {80t 0 Long Meadows are i . ! was born March 24, 1862, and entered : t H l Y R l il the consular service on April 20, 1903, | loft to another daughter, Helen E. (0] e p ou ep ents Tilustration No. 10 He served successively at Zittau, | Carr. The rcemtlnmz Sstate 1;”:;1;: Geveral Completed Hands. Reichenburg, Kehl, Coburg, St. Gali | to Helen E. Carr and the son, . . and Strasbours. E. Talty. Y H f S d ranged, east wind starts to play by | he has only to match the extra tile,| Before his appointment as_ consul ——————— our Ome Ol" prmg an discardi; tile in his hand, face he studied law at Columbian Univer- up in the center of the table. "It ia|fOFMINE @ pair, and this completes | gty this city, and was clerk of the | A Bohemian scientist has discovered bis hand, having four complete sets|commitiee on education, House -of | that there is aluminum. in small quan- S e O s Bt A car e b |and an ‘extra Pair. Ho announces Representatives, for nine yerss: titles in desert plants. ummer. — e T CIYERN LT goes to ‘the right. it becoming the £ O el : : furn ot south wind to draw tho next S & . tile in the wall and discard any tile | P D ] Illnstration No, 8 He may choose. West wind then Sy ; urchase on Uivi aymellb | The Wall After the Original Mands Have Been Drawn. draws and discards, and so on around « . : I} (Note loose tiles at right marking end of wall) the table constantly In & counter | : i clockwise direction. Manid. East wind starts the drawings | inal hand and arranges it to suit his|* Fach player during this drawing | i . by taking the first four tiles (two|own convenlence. It is advised. how-|and discarding is gradulally improv- | $2-50 Porch Lawn Swmgs ®locks of two each) at the beginning ' ever, that he arrange it in suits in ing bhis hand and seeking to match | i A It R it into four sets and an extra tile, a \ Rocker set consisting of three of a kind, four | A : | 5 of a kind or three in a sequence.| 9 kol (See illustration No. 9.) i = - When a player accomplishes this. | AR NI, o . 5 . Now’s the Time . g to Paint 3 Illustration No. 9 ET your house H Three of a Kind. Four of a Kind. Three in Sequence. = d for the of the wall, the player on the right, order to see at a glance the value of ea-y B the mext four. and so_on around the | any one tile to his hand, in the draw- Shriners. Plitt fable three times. which will give|ing and discarding of which the rest A5 J | 4- passenger. ll:vlr‘hd,)\'\!a)'l‘rslr'elve uxErs 'lrlnren &):e or‘x‘hhe nr{‘: co;‘msdu. " 2 precisely pre- Lawn Swings, tile apiece is drawn in re order, Vhet - o 3 Il < 3 e il i B B it ncnbe.s the i} ng}\'t wall I fr?l;‘dc loafz r{l);pz\t. ndahfil njad&: o: lumlij covering for interior and 3 \ | A, LT T e wood, strongly exterior. The best of 4 paint, put on by the best i i of artisans. Estimates Sale of Mattresses reasonable. Today bring 13th and F 4 15th and G 1387 Pa. Ave yo“r Palnt pmb]em! o 14th and ¥ ¥ 413 7t 1715 Pa. 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