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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-16

heard in song recital and lecture at III"
Hotel Majestic Oh February %. This is
the hrst Of a series of progressive re-
citals 10 be given by Professor De BernyI
and his pupils. al which demonstrations
If tone production Will be made on his
own voice ana the voices OF pupils
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-16
QUERY HAND.

What would you do with the following
hand, and why? Tho score being "A to %
in favor Of opponents on the rubber game
The dealer. South, declared one royal.
West overcalled with one no trump
North held the following cards. what
should his action be?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-16

Orchestra, Modest Altschuler, conductor
will be given at Carnegie Hall tonight
With Ludwig Hess and Macmillan Pilzer
u soloists. The following programme VIII
be given:
symphony, New World 11vcI Ds95,5
Maxinilian Pilzer.
Inc Nutcracker Suite. sciidif 20 -.
dIohensrin's Narration r::cia II ,yi
\ young American pianist Miss Elenore
Altman. will give a recital at Aeoiian
Hall Tomorrow evening, playing the ioi-
lowing programme:
Sonata Or. 81 No. 2.............. Beethoven
Lisdsr ohne worte a major. G major. .,...
9 major ........................M endeissohn
Carneval ....................... Schumdnh
PRELUDE. G major. b fiat major
MINOR. j major. J Chopin
Noeturne = fiat major .............'..
bsilagt. q minor ......'..'s.'''' = ..-f.t
Legend. Op. :. No 1................ ~ "Jo"SHi
In Moment Musicale. ..............f adele"hnt
Folonaisc. uiaJOi 90 'i'''-'
Gina Ciaparelli- Viafora. former Metro
politan opera House soprano. viii give
recital at Aeolian Hall on "Wednesday
evening The programme will consist o.
Italian opera arias and songs. Nine
Viafora will be assisted by salvatore
Giordano, a protege of Mr. CIuso' VINO
was heard at the last Maine festival ana
who will make his first public New horh
appearance OH that evening.
Raul Dufault, the French Canadian
tenor. whose recital at Aeolian Han VIII
take place on Tuesday evening WI give
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-16

Here is a hand i'm actual play that IL
lustrates second hands frequent error
Of commission in ovcrcallins no trump
declaration
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-16
Observation-Disclosures $50

South afterward explained. when ques-
toned as to his reasons in returning 70
no trump. that anticipating heart lead
at a no trump make and being so well
protected in the suit, he judged that
ample time would be afforded to combine
his holding and dummy's to produce bet
ter results with Norths hand as factor
OF support to the no trump make than
would be possible at diamond decara-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-16

day afternoon. lie will play the following
programme:
Sonata. major. Op. 80 Cwaldsteinl. 100.
Six rreludes. op. %. major, G major
G minor fat major. minor.
valsc ..,.............-... Chopin
Four our E,udes. OF. 10 and op %. \ Cat
major. + major, l. major 9 Nat
"The Princess and the Pea ........ iSorngoiiG
"Bal at the Fairy Kings Eorre"id
X. Ep''9I sc dc waiicndsiadt. List
Rhapsodic Honsroise. 40. 6.-..-.. i-l"z'
Sir Charles Niliers Stanford has Just
finished q suite Of three idylls for chorus
Of womcns voices soprano solo and or
cbestra. which he has composed specially
for the St. Cecilia club in New York. oil
which victor Harris is the conductor.
The suitc. which is entitled Fairy Day.
will be performed for the first time at
one Of its concerts next season by the 81.
Cecilia club.
Giacomo GinsbCurG, barytOnc. and ialc
Boyne Brown. tenor. assisted by Mischa
Grsikon. violinist. and Iailey Peck LAX
lev. soprano. will give a concert in
Acolian Hall this evening.
Josef I.htvinnc win bc The 500 per
former at the Volpc symphony Society's
concert in Carnegie Hall on Tuesday
evening. THIS Will be the programme:
o,.r,prc. "Fingai's Cayo'........ Mcndcissohn
SYMPHONY 80 u. g major. ............. HAYDN
rouccrto No T. - minor. ..-...... .lfuninsteln
Two IrtermczZi from Jewels OF thc Nh
donna } ............. 'ts't.. Noii = ~ idiI
First Hungarian Rhapsody ............ List
Miss Maggie Tcyte. the English So
nrano. Will give her seasons farewell re-
citaI in Acolian Hall on Thursday after
noon. February 20. Miss Tcyic. who VIII
bc assisted at The piano by Charles l.ur-
,.v will sing songs IN French Italian.
/ German and English.
j t,upenc Ysaye. the celebrated Belgian
vio1i,ist. is giving a recital AZ Carnegie
! Han this afternoon with Manfred Maxim
/ ,nc Russian pianist. The programme VIII
1 coueist If selections by Bach-Liszt. Vera
! .ini bouin Schumann and N!cGAi"mps.
Many requests have been made for the
s>aconre by Vital, with organ accom-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-16
TRUE VALUATION A RAMPANT.

The proper valuation on second hand
strength when put in action becomes a
bulwark i'm both offence and defence. II
is the second hand holdings of an al
most nature that form the stumbling
block to so many players.
Tho following hand played at the New
York club APPLY illustrates the value Of
-ood second hand play:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-16
Some Modem Notifications
Of Old Ideas Illus
trated.

full duty in informing his partner as to
his strength. Further action would de-
pend upon East East knows that the
strength is in South's hand by the orig
inal declaration and over him, so that at
a heart make he must concede South one
heart, one or possibly two diamonds. two
possible spades or one spade and two
clubs. so he cannot possibly figure to take
nine tricks with hearts trumps and should
pass. still in the hope of saving game.
FIRST HAND PLAYED IN CLUB.
The second record for the hand was the
fact that IL was the first hand OF the
first game of auction played In the
Knickerbocker Whist Club about October
/, 1911, in which Jacob Nunnemacher
Winthrop Parker. Wynne Ferguson and
DR.. Greenhut participated.
In the actual play the third record was
made. South declared one no trump.
West went two hearts, North and East
passed, South overcalled with two no
trump. West and North passing. East
doubled. South and West passing, North
declared three diamonds and East dou-
bled. South redoubIed and West declared
three hearts. North went four diamonds
East doubled and South redoubled and
the hand was played at that contract.
Mr. Nunnemacher played the hand, maxi
ing his contract, game.
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Continued from Second Page

VII render numbers by Gries, >chdmann
and BembeTg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-16


order Of merit, as given belo"
FOR DRILLS AND PARADtS.
I'd 1,,,.,t,r ~ 18Th Coast Artillery. So
~, CsVsiry &c sth Coast ARTILLERY, g..
1st Field Artillery, ~. "a ENGINEERS; ~ o..
q Field Artillery, 20 sth coast NrulcI!. 80
ATTENDANCE At SMALL ARMS Fh"'lI' T.
g., c,,sirv Sc % cavalry. II
SIN coast Artillery. -. hih Coast Artui,r!, %
"a Field Artillery. 80 18Th Coast Afu!IcrF' "'
1~t Field Artillery. 40. I'd Engineers o.
c,.u,1cp WITH UNITED STATES TROOPS.
1J cavalry. 20. "a theHlceIs' 80
8th Coast Artillery. ~. - taNhrN. 80,
lei Ficld ARTILLERY. 50 - Field ArtllleTy. 80.
ath Coast Artillery. ST. 18th Coast M'hery' a.
ON the invitation of Colonel Daniel
,nulcton Of the 9Th Regiment the Com
handing officers Association of the New
York National Guard. of which he is
president. will meet in the armory next
Wednesday night To hold the annual ain
nor i'm the rcgimental mess. Officers from
organizations all over the state VIII be
present and will talk informally on mat
TORS of various interest 10 the national
puard In order TO accommodate tho OUT
of town officers sleeping arrangements
will be provided IN the armOry and break
fas, served there. The session VIII BE-
quite lengthy.
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spade suit would have been Immediately
cleared. Upon East gaining the lead with
the king OF hearts, a spade lead would
have enabled West to run off the remain
ing tricks in that suit. East and West
scoring a total of five tricks saving the
same.
Moral: Avoid ovcrcalling a no trump
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-16

Among the officers attending Will be
Major General John +. Organ. and the
special guests Will be Adjutant General
Hamilton. Major General T. II. Barry.
|. :. 4: Brigadier General - L. Mills.
L. S. A. Chief Of the Division ~ Mill
tia Affairs, and Rear Admiral \. Ward,
l.. : y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-16
AT MUSIC STUDIOS.

Frederick A. Nets. pianist and teacher,
presented his pupil Mildred Reynolds
Streeter IN a recital of piano selections
BY Brahms. Chopin and Liszt at his
studio No. Sa Carnegie Hall, on Friday
evening, February a. She was assisted
by Olive s Joliffe. contralto. and T. Nor
man JolifIc. harytoDe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-16
Musical Notes and Comment

paniment, and Nj Ysaye Will include this
number in his programme.
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OF Interest to National Guardsmen

be held in the rcsimental mess room.
Company e will hold its annual ball and
prize dancing next Friday night in the
armory.
The annual ball of the non-commis-
stoned officers OF the regiment will be
held in the armory next SATURDAY. night
when the cadet battalion of the Deaf ana
Dumb institute. with its band. will give
an exhibition drill and will be reviewed
10y Major =. J.. Foster Of the 18th. colo
mel Huston expects 10 appoint Belmoro
Brown. from civil life second lieutenant
IL the regiment Mr.. Brown is "A well
known explorer. Lieutenant Horace q.
Ely. battalion quartermaster. who Joined
the regiment from Squadron \. in 1910
has resigned because Of ill., health
\ review of the 18th Regiment will b.,
held in the armory by Major General
John +. Organ. on "Wednesday night.
February %. \ Joint celebration will bc
held next Saturday by Company + AMI
tho Patriotic order OF America. There
will Ice an outdoor parade in the after
noon and a review. drill ami dancing in
the armory at nlSht. The regiment will
parade for annual insrection next Tues
day. Wednesday and Thursday nights ore
battalion each night
Colonel Thurston OF the lst Regiment
OF hcll artillery. has appointed Sergeant
Raymond ". Reid second lieutenant II
Battery L. and Private Louis ID. Fanchcr
has been appointed a second lieutenant
Of Battery y.
Colonel Bates of tho list Regiment has
ordered reviews 10y battalions ~ follows:
LIST Battalion. March ~. I'd Battalion,
March -. and "a Battalion March T..
Company IL will hold cabaret dance IN
The drmory next Saturday night The
annual inspection viii he held In the
armory February 81. u AMI ..
Colonel Conlcy or the Goth Regiment
has ordered rhc several battalions Of tn
regiment to assemble on stated night.
for four weeks. for theoretical instruc-
ton. under the supervision Of the regi-
mental board Of instruction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-16

own voice ana the voices OF pupils.
This afternoon a. the Nesper SER
vice 1T 80 O'Clock 1T the Church OF
the Divine Paternity. Central Park West
AMI 18th street. the choir Will sing OK
cerpts from !. H. Gauls cantata OF
Ruth" The soois,s will bo Estellc liar-
us. Mildred Potter. John Barnes Wells
and Tom" Daniel. The organ recital by j.
Warren Andrews. organist aud chOrmas-
ter after this service Will include Sclcc-
tious from Zach schubert Ncyiu and
C.dl,iu.
The nity-n.st free organ recital IL the
popular series will be given AZ The OLD
First Presbyterian Church under the d.
reciion of Dr. William a. Carl tomorrow
evening II o'clock by Roy Kinney Fal-
coner. \. 4 G.. o. and postgraduate OF
the Guilm4ut Organ School. Mr.. Fai-
coner l. orgauist and director Of tho music
IN the First Presbyterian Church. jersey
city.
Hans Alcrx. the German lcd.. singer. Of
the Metropolitan opera House studios, No.
1925 Broadway. sang songs by Wolf and
Brahms at musical given al the German
Press Club. in city Hall Place. last week.
Emil Fischer. the veteran basso. who was
among the guests heartily complimentcd
jhe Young barytonc. Paul Guudlach as
sisted al the piano.
Nine. Beatrice Godie. president Of the
Vel Canto club. will be given a reception
b. the club on March / in Carnegie Hall.
The Women's String Orchestra. OF New
York organized and managed 10y Miss
Ka herine Smith. and under the direction
~ Martina johnson. will b. heard. Nine.
Renee Floriguy. the eminent French pi-
anist. VIII play. and tho Bel Canto
Choral. under the baton Of Nine Goldie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-16

Saturday afternoon. The programme was
arranged by Mrs. Lusk. who sang NUM-
bers by Forester, Mozart and GODDARD.
She was assisted by Belle Sigourney
Schneelock. violinist. and Marie Carter,
accompanist.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-16

Rrigadier General David l.. Austen re-
tired. will review the 18th Regiment Of
coast artillery next Tuesday night, and
tho sth Regiment of coast artillery next
Saturday night.
Officers OF the 18th Regiment viii en-
tcrtain Major General John +. O'Ryan
AZ dinner IN the armory next Tuesday
night before tho review. The dinner will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-16

The seth Regiment with percentage
Of 81 had the best record Of attendance
for infantry last year al held service
with United States troops. Inc o'hef
regiments followed In this order:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-16

4 select and critical audience has been
invited 70 hear boy Viollnlst, Robert
SpokanS. at Gustav L. Beckers Aeolian
Hall studio this afternoon. Some of Mr..
Becker's advanced piano pupils will also
bn hoard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-16
A RECORD QUERY HAND.

The query hand of February by Jacob
Nunnemacher was record hand in three
ways.
The hand was as follows:
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In percentage OF attendance Al u'"lS
and parades the regiments, with percent
ages. stood i'm the following order:

I'm percentage OF attendance AT Small
arms practice the regiments stood III inc
following order:
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should bc doubled with probable loss
thereby. he properly figured that saving
the game and rubber would be sufficient
recompense. After North and East had
passed South doubled. His hand seemed
To be good for seven tricks at least.
On the play OF the hand West made
four heart and three club tricks, exactly
his estimated valuation OF his hand, UNI
supported by high cards from his partner.
He. therefore. failed TO make his contract
by only one trick.
Had West allowed South's no trump
bid 10 stand, or had South properly de-
cided to go two no trump, instead OF run
ming after inadequate penalties, he would
have made game and rubber. and East
and West would thereby have suffered
much greater Ooint loss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-16

Spades-Q, 8.
Hearts,, 10, 9, 8, s. 4, 2.
Diamonds-Q, J.
CIubs-Q, j.
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joouZ ZufouzE OoS0g A4ec7[0/ ~7e0114' 11o@~

give d recital at Aeolian Hall on Wednes-
day afternoon. lie will play the following
programme:
Beethoven
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-16
THE FOE AT A DISADVANTAGE.

safety bidding by second hand with
good strength and strong score lead
gives the opportunity Of strong defence.
with possibilities OF heavy reprisals should
the enemy foolishly assault.
The following hand was played in all
important duplicate auction contest IN this
city. and illustrates a students play of
second hand:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-16

There is considerable interest in the ex-
elusive announcement in The Tribune last
Sunday that the Union League Club Will
be the guests OF the 9Th Regiment AT a
review on Monday night. March TO- and
that the heads OF Well known business
firms will also he included among the
special guests. In inviting the latter
Colonel Appleton desires 10 give them
opportunity to see at FIRST hand little
something as To what regiment Of the
national guard represents. An admis
sion fec will be charged to the review on
March 10. but the following review BY
Governor Sulzer. in April. will be free,
a. usual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-16

The regiments in the other branches OF
the service. for tho same duty. stood IN
order Of merit, as given below
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-16

Mr.. Emile ~ Guisc has opened
piano school at No ~ West 10th street.
Mr.. Guises pupils are carefully taught
not only to play pieces correctly. hut TO
understand and interpret every note.
J.. Sheffield Marsh. of Carnegie Hall.
has been giving fortnightly recitsls OF
opera and song. which have beer largely
attended. Many OF his pupils have CD
tanned church solo positions and are sing
Ing profcs sionally. on" OF his youuges-
pupils Miss Helena Ruth Maschmedt. al
ter two years of careful training. has
won the distinction Of being awarded
$3.50 scholarship. including training for
opera abroad. offered by e prominent
New York woman, but as she has decided
to allow Mr.. Marsh 10 prepare her FOR
opera she has declined same.
Mrs. Clemertuc TetedouX-Lusk So
prano. appeared at an informal musical
given by the Women's Philharmonic So
ciety in studio No. $50. Carnegie Hall on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-16

Private John j. Finlay. Of Company u.
1th Regiment, has been appointed sec
ond lieutenant and battalion quarter
master In the 9th Regiment Of coast ar
tlllcry. The 9Th Regiment will parade
for divine service next sunday night in
the METROPOLITAN Temple. 18th street The
Roy. Dr. Hcarn. rector OF the church.
will preach the sermon, as the 9th has
no chaplain.
Lieutenant p. II. Ray, OF the list COM
pany, has resigned OH account OF busi-
ness. He first joined the guard as A
private in tho signal corps In 1e'o. and
was commissioned second lieutenant
in the 9th Regiment in November. 1911.
First Lieutenant W. -. Cole has been
promoted captain OF the Eth company
vice ODonncll, resigned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-16

Progress Is reported FOR the singers
trained By Lillian SheTW God Newkirk. No-
cal teacher. OF the Metropolitan opera
House Studios. No. 1875 Broadway. Alice
Esther Smith. soprano. has been engaged
by one OF the large churches Of Brooklyn.
Clara Jaeger, soprano. is about TO begin
her concert career Nine Sherwood New
kirk herself viii sing AT q concert in the
Horace Mann Auditorium. Columbia Uni
versity. on April 90 and on May - viii
give her annual pupils concert at Aeol.au
Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-16

Giacomo Ginshourg, barytonc. and Dale
Boyne Brown. tenor. assisted by Mischa
Grsil,orf. violinist. and Iuiley Peek LAX
ley. soprano, will give concert IN
Acolian Hall this evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-16

Orchestra, Modest Atschuler conductor,
will be given at Carnegie Hall tonight
With Ludwig Hess and Maximiliah Pllzer
y sooists The following programme VIII
be given:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-16

Raul Dufault, the French-CanaoiaiI
tenor, whose recital at Aeolan Han VIII
take place on Tuesday evening, VIII give
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-16

\ young American pianist, Miss Elenore
Altman. will give recital AT Aeoilah
Hall Tomorrow evening, playing the ioi-
lowing programme:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-16

Professor Bertrand &c Bcrnyz. vocal
teacher assisted by his pupils, VIII be
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-03-30

the ChlcEasha Gas and Elecu.c ,on.
pany 20 purchase the lgit, htat aal
power company Il that city
b. Barrett, reorganiziLg me De-
militia The same Din Has lntr.4 re-.
I'd during the regular session The
bon requires that the state militia be
Recruited 10 the strength required Ia
order 20 receive the beneat N The
usual federal aid
by Carpenter. Franklin. Hauot
ana limiting the penalty on d...n-
tlelt taxes % ten per cent.
HT Fields. Abolishing the once .
county surveyor and substltutlns a
county engineer
The senate adjourned al 2 o'l'1ck
-DtH . O'Clock Monday.
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STATE to BRING
SUIT ON CELLS
ATTORNEY GENERAL AUTHOR
IZED TO START SUIT on =
TEXAS CONCERN.
THAT missing REPORT
To Investigate Disappearance Of Pa
pers From the state Exam
iner's ONCE.

OKLAHOMA CITY. March 20 ~
special)-By resolution passed by
the senate Saturday afternoon, intro
duced by Senator Redwine, the attor.
ney general is authorized to bring
suit Immediately TO collect money
amounting to about $4,000, from the
Texas Building company, alleged to
be due the state
During the investigation of the
ponitentary oy Senator Redwine 8
committee. in the regular session Cf
the legislature the committee report
cd that more than $4,000 had been
oyerpaid TO the Texas company IN
contracts on prison cells at the peni-
tontiary, and that the state sold the
Texas company some material
amounting to $3,43G.93, and which
It is claimed has never been paid.
The resolution passed this afternoon
places the matter in the hands Of the
attorney general 10 proceed against
the company far the collection OF the
money.
McCully and Redwine.
The resolution by McClintlc was
also passed providing for a commit.
tee Of FIVE members to investigate
the disappearance Of certain report
made by the state examiner and in
spectors Office relative to reports
from various state departments in
which an Indebtedness Of some S1l,-
100000 Is shown
resolution by Jones was adopted
calling upon the superintendent Of
the insane asylum at Norman to fur
nish an itemized statement Of the ey-
pense Of supporting the patients sent
there by the state.
On a motion Of Senator Thomas
made following the reading of the
second special message from the gov.
ernor at the special session, the mes
sage Of the governor will be sent to
the committee on legal advisory and
by them the different subjects will be
apportioned 10 the regular commit
tees so they may prepare bills and
report them to the senate.
New bills introduced Saturday
afternoon were:
By Barefoot and Pugh, and Riddle
and Brown Of the house, authorizing
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-03-30


OKLAHOMA CITY March %. -
alJ-The man 70 whom much
Il the praise for the passage Of the
bi.l making gas pipe lines common
carriers and common purc hasers is
Representative W. o. Carr of Musko-
gee. who is the author Of the bin
The Oh men found true friend in
Mr. Carr. and the final passage Of the
bill IS good evidence q how strongly
hc worked in their behalf Mr. Carr
had made splendid record in the
legislature and II he had nothing else
on his record but the Carr bin he
would have served the state we'll
Mr.. Carr, however, had many able
assistants in passing the measure.
Three important bills relating TO the
Oh and gas industry have been passed
by the legislature this session. the
NOS, Important being the Curry bill
The others arc the Nandeyenter blll
allowing domestic pipe lines to pur-
chase gas from interstate or foreign
companies and the Curry bill. giving
cities the right of eminent domain
over gas territory