Evening Star Newspaper, May 8, 1923, Page 14

HOW TO PLAY PUNG-CHOW Also Known as Mah-Jong BY L. L. HARR. oo|[oe] . [@®]®)[ee eo|eo| |33 88 38 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O., TUESDAY, MAY B8, 1923. llustration No. 4 lmplec. Here as in example 3, a dls- card to the other pair, i e, & three of bamboo, would not be penalized. Note—(a) If & player has no cholce in his discar lhat is, it he w w ™ discards the winning dnvt to an all-dot hand when he has only dots to dis- “ card, he is not penalized. (b) When a penalty is imlwlod all scores except that of the Wlnninl! hand are canoeled. (Copyright 192.) FRENCH AVIATOR BREAKS WORLD ALTITUDE RECORD Bergt. Bury, Oarrying 530 Pounds of Cargo in Machine, Reaches Height of 8,250 Meters. LB BOURGET, France, May 8.— Bergt. Bury yesterday broke the world airplane aititude record for a machine carrylng 550 pounds car- go. He reached an altitude of 8,250 meters, ‘Aviator Gontard Tast week, at Le Bourget, with a machine carrying a load of 550 pounds, reached a height (twl :SOOO meters (approximately 26, 250 LE) —_E. F. Droop & Sons Co.. Specialists in Grand Pianos other three players half of the limit; East Wind receiving full limit or\ paying full limit, as the case may be. | 2. A player at any time holding an \ Tlustration Neo. 1. ‘ XV.—Penalties. 1. In the event of a player an- nouncing Mah-Jong when his hand | I8 not complete, the player making | the error must pay to each of me incorrect number of tiles must con- 1 1 N N N Illustration No. 2. correct number of tiles, buv. cannot | complete his hand and win. If heI has not enough tiles he may count | what score he has as some other | HER player goes Mah-Jong. 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Its price is only $635—a little more than the cost of a good upright. i/te Tilustration Ne. 3. players, if the player winning had any of the following four combina- tions of tiles exposed at the time of discarding, unless the discarder him- Self had two complete doubling | honors and was waiting for the win- —on a wretched, worn-out mattress or spring. They have yet to learn the quieting effect of a luxurious bed on exhausted nerves and bod- ies. Such super-comfort need not be costly. Set aside epough time today to call on your furniture dealer and examine Simmonsspringsand mattresses aru new material —now offered at prices to fitany pocketbook. ompare them with your own bedding and decide whether health, vigor and personal success are not worth the investment in Simmons sleep comfort Exclusively Sold in Washington By E.F.Droop & Sons Co. 1300G St. ning tile which would give him more | than two doubling honors. (a) When nine tiles or more of the | same suit are exposed and the dis- | carded tile gives a winning hand of| "7 entirely one suit. No 1) (b) When nine heads or more are exposed and the discarded tile gives & winning hand of entirely heads. (See illustration No. 2.) (©) When two sets of dragons are exposed and the discard of the other (See illustration | two doublinz honors, he must pay the | recklessness by having to pay all was waiting for the winning card to complete his hand, with more than winner for all. Example 2. Any player discarding a red dragon will permit this player to win and will be penalized for his scores unless his own hand fulfills fequirements set out in example 1. SIMMONS Your New Heater Will Cost You Less You can save continuously in your coal bills by burning No. 1 Buckwheat Anthracite, because it costs much less kind of dragon gives the third set ® of dragon in 4 winning hand. 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