Evening Star Newspaper, February 15, 1927, Page 36

Contract Bridge—the Newest Game BY E. V. SHEPARD (Bridge authority and au r of text books on the game) ] i solid tops in both rved suits or that| Z held missing club honors. ¥ bid 5 Clubs, and just managed to fulfill his Game could not have been von at spades, hearts or dlamonds. On the next hand A bid 4 Spa over Z's pase; Y made no bid; B v X—Show All You Safely Can. Contract bidders show all that they | peasonably can. T just saw this strik ingly illustrated on hte following hand: Srev-3 O-s @ A-10g-Tobmy Prer0a 94—}_—' PO - ot : Ore | i Omes | Qa-x-10-8-3 <. A rebid his major sult, call 5 Spades, but B had no intention of letting hix partner outbid him, as long as his voice lasted, so he went A 6 Clubs, After that merely glowered, hut passed | R O A1 'Y opes i ®--- Qs b st M Odi-io i Cuadt-s { o ontsd, ut #5832 - t ‘ Orov a2 Z bid 1 Heart. which A passed and ! ¥ denied with 1 Spade; of passed, then Z tried Naturally Y regarded two small dix monds as better ald for his partner . than being void of the suft firSt SUR- Nothing. except mis revoking, could gested. but he felt compelled to bid | provent B from making the small 3 Clubs, intending 10 let % alone in|slam which he had bid. and both A case he was strong enough in dia-jand B took care that their side did monds to rebid them. Tnstead of re-inot revoke. B made his small slam, | hidding a ved suit, Z bid 4 Clubs: he | counting 500 for the slam bid and| wisely refrained from venturing 5fmade. 400 points for the rubber game. | Clubs. for fear that Y might Fid forfand 90 points for henors. That was| o small siam. thinking that % had{quite a different story from what A =L night_ have had to tell in case he i = {had been allowed to play the hand FORD LOSES SUIT. Company Wins $362.846 for Use of Metal Preserver DETROIT, February 15 (P Judgment of $362.846.42 in favor the Parker Rust Proof Co Motor Co. for unwarranted use | of an oxidation process on steel and | fron was handed down vesterday by William S. Ayres, master in chan- cery. The Parker Co. asked 900 for infringément of pat suit filed in September. 19 case was given to Sayres for putation of cash settlement after the Federal court had ruled in favor of the Parker Co. | Sayres held that the infringement | was unintentional and fixed a sum ! which the Ford Co. wouid have had to pay had it been authorized the use of the process by the other company. 1 $2.000.- | ‘in a The | OPPOSE SALARY BOOSTS. |[ Citizens Disapprove Commiesioners’ Pay and Powers. The East Washington Citizens’ As- sociation, meeting last night in Brad-| bury Heights School. voiced disap- proval of the bill to increase the powers and salaries of the District | Commissionere. | A committee was appointed to con- | @uct a membership drive in the Bast Washington section, consisting of H. | F. Welch, Mrs. C. V. De Forest, S. E. Johnson, Edward F. Smith and B. T. Detroit corporation against the iord | olay barween friends, prekuming that | would be less noticeable than at con Increasing ||| step, saps energy, destroys confi- at spades. He must have lost thres trump tricks; unless the opening lead had happened to be a heart A would have also lost a diamond trick. malk ing him two tricks down, or 300 points loger, because he was vulner own 300 points, instead 0 points as B bid, would difference 1o them of 1,290 points—quite a bit of difference they still remained so after that hand Of course this last hand should| have been hid in the same manner at | auction. but the difference in scores trac RY CLEANIN AT WOODRUFF'S In of "the " Highest lity " G Quality ang 1t conts Any Length. Only e N.W., 3406 14th N, 00410 18¢n X W, For Estimates. Main Bring or enclose { Make More_Money Healthy, vigorous men land life's | best prizes. joyant step, brigh | eyes, clear complexion and exuber ' 'ant vitality denote a system | from impurities. Constipation poi- i sons the whole system, slows the | | dence and cuts | power. Rid your stem of constipa- | tion and its ns. Dr. Edwards’ | Olive Tablets remote them gently. tone » el eyen and com- wn the earning THE EVENING THE DUMBUNNIES STAR, WASHINGTON, MA. 1 ToLD EVERYBODY N SCHooL ToPAY ABOUT THE THINGS DAD HAS ON SPECIAL SALE IN HIS STORE "CAUSE HE SAID ¥ HE SOLD A LOT OF ’EM HE'D BU ™ME A NEW DPoll : BABY SAVES FATHER FROM BIGAMY TRIAL Wife No. 1 Drops Charges in Con-| sideration for Infant of Wife No. 2. By the Asociated Press PHILADELPHIA, Z-months-old baby the release of its father, r who had beer iarged with bigamy Wife No. 1. Wiila Abernathy Ireland. told the court that she would drop her charges against ithe de fendant out of consideration for the infant horn to wife No. 2. Mrs. Susan | Gay Ireland. on December 12 fast.' Today she =aid she would institute| divorce proceedings against Ireland. Ireland married his first wife in they had home. in | June, 1925, | February 15.—A vesterday brought | dward J arrested Bennetsville, eloped from Greenshoro, Three month N C. his where bride’s in ter, while on a bu The Rea With All \and Y ness trip through Virginia he married Miss Susan Gay in Roanoke, Rapids e maintained hoth in sey apartments here for more than a and neither woman was aware of the other’s existence until the baby was born to the second wife in a hospital. | A friend of wife No. 1, scanning the rolls of patients at the institution, saw the name of “Mrs. Edward .. Ireland.” hastened to the wrong woman started an investigation which ended in the filing of charges of bigamy against Treland TRAIN KILLS STUDENTS. Brothers Meet Death as Auto Is Wrecked. Kans.. February 13 nd George Coleman, the University of Kansas, ite vesterday when their struck by a passenger LAWR P).—F studen were killed motor train at of here. The Kang, classes. for the happened. rothers Oscaloosn and drove to and from their They were returning home day when the accident lived at TALKING NOW , AND SAY YoUR PRAYERS |NEW JERSEY STATE D. C., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 15. 1927. The Little Booster OH,LORD BLESS MAKE ME THE DUMBUNNIES, AND BY ALBERTINE RANDALL, E ABSOWTELY AS PURE AS 2 ‘SNOWDRIFT SOAP-THAT DADPY HAS ON SPECIAL SALE THIS WEEK ALL PURE :- steps to a v had been taken looking sanization of the police. bers of the State Police, like wife, must he above suspi- r. Moore. “The organ- POLICE FACE INQUIRY | | Noted Organization to Be Investi- gated, With View to | Reorganization. By the Associated TRENTON, N. J. February 15.— | The noted State Police of New Jersey | his opinion that the present pay zation will be turned upside down and ebuilt from a new base. Neither fear nor favor will he shown in the re- organization, which is aimed to make the department one of the finest of its | kind in existence.” At the same time the governor dis closed that he is in favor of an In- | crease in the personnel and a. revision It is in al of the present salary schedule. sufficient and that a sliding rossing two miles north | sta faces a formal investigation, with a | thorough reorganization among the possible sequels. | i on last week of a dozen | or the good of the service,” | by the an | centive to the men. IDENTITY ERROR FAILS. troopers, was followed yesterday nouncement that Gov. Moore had | ordered an inquiry with the object of | weeding out all members whose rec- | ds failed to measure up to the high S L K4, 6 the. GepRntERtion DETROIT. February 15 (). —An at Gov. Moore conferred at some | empt to prove that he was placed length vesterday with Col. H. 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