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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-27

Belton,. March 26.-Dr.s d. L. Don-
nald Of Wiliamston who Is very pon-
pIef In Beiton was here ON bus.zcss
yefterday.
Mesd4Hes ,. r. West ana Ii. Rad
sherrad dlnsd with sIra, A, g. Lati-
nler yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. "a. Jamie eBon g and 81
daughter, left Bolton wednesday for
Abtcvilie where they viii make their
future home. MIR. Jamieson who was
proPrietor Of Hotel Geer the pastI
year, UP TO Febfiaf u; ii ts SD
the Eureka Hotel In Abbeyiii6 and
VIII give the travelling public first
Class service, he 'haylng had l6 years
experience. The hotel has recently
Eeen, reinodeled ana the hnildiie Is
equipped with ell I IIs0tlern scanfeh+
fences. JsI1tason's friends ileFs
wish him succeBs. He takes elIafse
'gf the Eureka April I. IS
Walter Cox, Jr.;iRnd Bill BreAseale
went TO Honea Path yesterday 10 dis
tribute advertising fIatter for :tfle
play iti that town Friday night, lsssSSi5ss
27th. The Time tof His; Life is file
attraction, retde n. by Bal ton taSenS
Mrs. John G...lISay and -actf fiffen..
John C.,iana littlst baby, Marion, spelt
yesterda gAheeFs6h ith friefids
and relatives. 4;,,s i. . .l3 q. =
Among those who attended the fun.
eral OIL y. Rfiiite at5 u 5thel ee11se.
terry Wednesday afternoon from Bel
ton were w. o. Kay, e. S.iFant, ~. t
Greer, J. T. and c.. f. Cox. Rosco
Simpson, T.. A. Pruitts 3. X. Clement;
p. B. Hice, Sr., Ar, Campbell, w. II.
Cnhf'. IF. n r Parker. ~. I5sA9A13kz
head and J. b. Putnam. ! i
IT. c. Pfultt of Mt. Bethel section,
Is in town the guest OF Mrs. N. Ii Waf-
kins {; i : - = lN33
W p~shirley of nAl.a.. hAa t.s..4
neg II Anderson Wedn eeaA. slf.,l7g. !
81 Mrs. s. A. Briggs OF SpafsS ibiiiis
waB called to the bedside Of her.
daughter, Mrs Claude IA. GRAVES OF
Belton, Wednesday afterhdon.. we are
glad to state that Mrs. Graves eoali-
ton is somewhat iInpr0xeds 3
Miss Malone Martin Of Clemson
College, lis in town the guest OF r:i
aud Ms. g. w. Gaines: Il. !g.s ssEts
% Miss HAtells Martin OF Bolton vas
among those who visited In ~, ,ea
Path yesterday, "a - .sgE
Ii w. j; Moore A. s. Fart and n.
u. Shitley OF! b elton had biisiness At
sy W 1lii s an
In the ooli iElf had
business ia And sfs0n. They were 81 s.
scednpanted on this lD b y n l7a0fe
and W. I. Mattiern. 3: ss 4
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20 900 Q 0 90 5000 100000 0
!: ~ MEALS CREEK NEWS 4

100 o 90 90, 600 q. 90 o o 90 o o O a
Belt1l; q Rteil iifss 81 iIie5 Ma.
Egor,,. stSfsye "a Iohtt lFaJoRs had.
"a eseaHs aSi afternoon,
while returning lapine from "a visit foi
10 neighbor. Shegwas driving at iacen.i
siderable speed down the grade. to:
Pa 81 q n store,
when the buggy skrnelt lti thoSstrfnger
of t'ie bridge, eyerftirring It, and
throwing Miss AEaip and .har little
sbfothersi rank 6siS The young la
;;dy was rendered unconscious thought
.ther was uniniGred. AS he was too
small to call assistance. Miss Major
remained on the ground until found
by a negro who was passing by RaI
5lGEHed diatelg apread the alarm and:
8 W.; EaFfi5a hUIIie at oIy5,5
ant gtyens sttcal attention. After
Kidding the buggy OF its occupants, the
horse ora eyed the buggy a short piece
and. It was SAT The vehicle was not,
broken.
Mr. Frank Stansell and family have
'tp9ssd 70 our &C annuity from Green-S
.ciile rQnnty. ana are occupying d
house on the farm OF his Jaw
Mr.. Charlie Cobb.
E Miss Alice Cobb visited her sister,
hrs. God odffey, at Riverside this week.
K Rev. d. ". Hiott; pastor, delivered:
q timely and help pfuI. sermon here Sun 2
skse slecesss u sfoT1
prayer an 4 ssTatton itiS Church
..ss ga q. tIaa ie fEgifi Ia,
ao ItBa nf b mi eEa by ,ptAiiss !.
lI5iah afeat sEkS ow-
ifE how eS y; S0En!
door. be pRe II dceaslo on: 10
iexhort hid I. stand unitedIy.
both tyeter rl.a ctise asai inst &he'
as fBh II lss w II (, Z
- 4. aynie nd on
lAif 1hAers Z ere spend dina 4. favs
dasEs will EErsss. 1. !:
Mann a. {, );
TIr. Samuel Gobb or; ;LexIng Ky.
who Is spending & sam 3 tine with his'
ia, PES E,SSh, tei;ss snv
Of
the Blue az 81
ami Stali set or titisf bis see.
has jsist asslIfIle care mot lBrss
less iAt and u ;lrel yG soES e K
81 Il l.;is Il;
lrssIn EiIant about the same age; and
we Sin cetety hope the little ohes
do well. & & 6 s
hrs. R1ostatt prpits ana her little
sou we y y W
lHses Minerva and Kate lSayo of Ans
darsen| Sii5il as
Eizsslil 6 5s.s IS
Nj Charlie Cobb {
ed the CONTRACT For gEllass .e$BesI IA nf
near y /.
y. g. iS tsyu Sfitfssiai
|domaf ::h eSa not IL
En.essi sitatsd ana
be- "a d Ash & tsiesii6 feB!.
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@THB TIME OF Els IIREn
h'Fei9H +Gt'4isis,s--Isst tfsttIA ~ - Z
COMEDY MitI BE G..sen ut Hesisi.. s :, as IS
FEiSaW ErautnO HFo..R o..

AtFei-tL -ats.St{sls-fs tfrtf5A
COMEDY xEitI BE G..sen ut Hes;s5.. s SIS IS
Friday Evening, MaEeh aS.
t3eItoas fafeh e2s. no FqTAett ,og
l9,, Ais hiF .ias sonsay shsee hets,
toEiuq At Hens Path SsdSy sysSbiaa!
March a7th, by ,Relspn: ..Salsnt. 4hsa
play was given at Heiten Tuesday
EVENING llhaar the s,lsplseS. ps s1s
Civic eIague and gave perfect salts
eioaii lAss no fine aaEthg tie iIbes4
9ormance was thsfe g lack 5s iIl.es.
est from the large audiehee. At
HOnea Path the Y. w. A. win receive.
seed stions OF tie fadnilasf6n.s fes
and It is hoped that the Bslton play
ers. will have a hacked hoase. rFi;iE3
Iyfa pair OF the famous erossett
Shoes. Bolton Mercantile Co.
S-27-29-2t.;. 4.s
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10 her home ut aurehs aftet i very
short stay here with her sssfi a1ff.
iiad aiss. 5 q, Asbnf. She II as. .ias aot !
cdnpaht9d home BY III 4, a1d Mrs. n: 4
a. Aahiii r. y -; & =. &, 8
pr h, Hiilsraad daiaghiffef, j MISS
:: :5. =;
qalsts INes at Sandy springs, 8. -; 81
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and Mrs. GruBbs spent asfe@ days this
&esH With relatives n. Andefs5ai:
he Jones add MISS Beftha pnnT
lapa5wefe shopplng in Seneca Nom
tay. il
The. ifant zof DR.. and Mrs. WsdoS
y - ~ Z :, a II Sls a. ~
81
hefsa weak. - - s5ssissSS
M, and AiirtF. John romer OF An
.lleigES Sunday With ]. N,
lsolsss:an end ss..siis \. i. &. s
Ell Esenrtas a den sgk G. IA,
C::.i; sreats ltise week Aeid with he,ne
fQeEB IS Z = 4 z, =, ~ ,s,.,ss;
We bnYes fhres new autps 10 town,
ssssf 81; bfegeFss neg,s Brown
hnslt He Ptic6. "a sss9, "a, *. N,
1ailisS lslsssi Ilas been; On
5bli list III 10 3 pii iiii
to the iRht ~ her many srIeads
~: atss ann hoe Is now nlaltillfg
her. home with sEr. aad Mrs Edrew
gtoIlee. ~ - i; ss q. s. "a: .....s.. =;
s., md lranl Dleksaii IeGpstz
Visited Eelat Ives ,at And ersop
Les 10 ~ Sc
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20 3 g! %. 8 z. a 60 q 8 o
9EIE SFAKnPI kE

NO = e-sS3l ~; 81 - " fst39 % y q &i
e. 5,zIE ST.AKns Ian o.
al We'll, llgepcsFE. u Gtess that ii
l..Mili heYe 20 EsA9Et Oh silis time byi
:!sayipg Fsha folks think that {
tshey have me- alspsa IS .snsk want to
sst one mister sssh the her, neo.
EL5s and iipt, III SP "a sing some-l
lone ,effSe fQFz ttheA sid about,
+ To- -tIisR I'D tor O. eeye weeks AGO. |
| y ne yStlIsg man .ebst is e 10 ,atil
llAyinS. iste1i az never Il, y
E3tiTTaSe3 tt0R the WI iteIs or 81 nfiueaced |
aim any 5isssya 70 ElEita Ei,t at AL. I
4t ecane' to me az 70 clear 0ah4 and |
as 4 SAID in;.TnE; ieSt Z lRttef bout tho |
-. ~ u u Eil 81 he what 4
p3fs. did .l4fita |
such an article ffii6l6, Ia ] 19Ia Tor Fh s
IBelton News hut llas 4 tSics setI
down tottha psa1 t has |
ana as; far4!i are Co.
Ger ned ite TO lat he can |
make d better living istSg ting them |
alone. Guess again afcil lfs Eantl TrayiIei
yon wih land ppto me some time
WIS = 81 {: !. s 81; A i554. ..s i
But my interest in Belton aud moi. Il,
1yho;,t 9yefnoE 3 liF tifga65i |
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pfflss ysy ar, 81 q, y stIi +"
lShat 1T !, AZ sS Il, s,, liys!,
stsinssaSa city can daFiie Ysoy Twill
/ have to- have on in Zion soon. and
"a K ~
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THAT VIII add t,4,;,. 90 ana
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FAINFEL ,ACCTpENTs

Rural Carrier Was Trying I. 10 GET
!. s.'i,.IiS,s4'- dlpek L4sgs: s:i.sf5ss
81. ~ ySbS,i = n!
5eayTier oIr 8sitont tErsnts Beiieii
tod very paiiffa seic dent: NJ 81 ednesday
when a dog frightenee his; male, Mr..
Major was about fouf miles from
5sqwn and shgd ten out Of his5bprEy
.Sot7 Some HelEB out l3E the {SS1afi
and 5tse' hind his buggy wIie.iiitne
dyg scared the mule. the mule turn
sef l:.ia sslie sassl aSld q sIIinoelrei
Mr. Major down. bruising his he'd
tRfla AGnfain iii laffl fa saIls7t7Iatfi =
wounds are very paiiifua they are not
OF very serious nature. No dam.
age was done to the buggy. Mr.. Ma
jor has an automobile recently pury
g.. - s his mali tTips. ffa!aals re-
IaZirlI,Sst mn @ the Enclss EEesa the e>aa e.
aaye the tires OF his new machilig
'tsher be. received his Injury 3
i.;,.s; - !. 4.
BELToN; PAsaE ,i.s: IL; ss.,.,..s3.
ADMINISTRATORS ALE
We vii sell 80 lleit !ISf4lser
ssoEs casEs fbsforea the Court house "a
anderson 8. O.; on sS9esday In AprII
s1aiA, GMOn1ay, the, 6tli1 dnring the
legal hours o9 sale s shares 81 Esfcada.
way Cotton OH Co.'S Stock. q
Mrs. Jas. H. Cobb.
w. n. Cobh, Jr., i i
E6eituF, 8: ca II a d lis Is14. g
S=2TzAt "a s.
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,r.gsailiife III, fiet ROD s 10 aee ri tsSa
.fEeig bet he fEaJsk Intf
River ATd3 NJ ifSsouri Il and l0ra-
do: commons points lhSve causf rs che
comm 1. comm 5 Ii = & TO
dity rate on a ioa er, .i3t-s
'eie lii 81 Ipfss &c = ff is;t
Ifectiye Nav 10. y 8 ss 81 q
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INTERESTING BUDGET or NEWS y
AND totes FIR ON BUSY HysT ..rONg L

Claude a GRAVES t4 ~ ss1s
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BEETON' PAsaE ,i..ii;;s e, ,,,-,iST.:sis.. s.l,,;.
ADMINISTRATORS ALE

4 New aud aifty elgIes In meek /
Ct Beltoti tSaltile 60. 3-z7. 25Ast
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N.RlY .IYORK tnT1lfII

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: Juee reeivet q new liile Of AZ
better. Z
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Avs. tEated 70 5r;sly 81 ~ - 8
Asigs ths insn WIN us
flfTfsB 7SrfanIfle i'sl
epiys ryanslle
4 faftiier Inform SI6o aiiiS o.sr 10
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vicinity that an Isl Eis Fe sIllli
viii some tisne Sec ii az fhesv
WI slstsnG al 4 silen
- Est ready for tt0rIieg 30 hein
me out ritsI .Sgt II K Il seaa for
him and have him - -
service as tilsas iil
Craig yea have s. + = f.s ss,e
one one miataks iisass Is
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-04
ASHEVILLE.

AsHEvILLE. y. G.. oct 3-Thc winter
colony IL arriving and already number
OF the attractve villas In Grove Park.
Albemarlc Park and other places have
been leased and occupied. Mrs Theodore
i. Shonts and Miss Marguerite Shonts.
who We're here last season. have taken a
home here for the winter. The Duchess
de Chaulnes and her young son. the Duke
de Chaunes. will spend 4 part Of the win
ter here with Mrs. Shonts.
Mrs. George Vanderbilt and Mss Cor
nel!a Vanderbilt are again nj Bltmore
House after an exciting experience In
Paris and London. They viii be here until
after Christmas.
Mrs. II W. Martin Of Poughkeepsie,
y. Y. has arrived TO spend tho winner
"a; cottage In Grove Park Col r. s.
Kirby, L. S. A. has leased q place in
Grove Park for the season and Mr.. and
Mrs. w Il. McIntyre OF Savannah will ar
rive october l, TO occupy residence
here for the winter
United States Senator Luke Lea and
Mrs. Lea OF Washington will be a. Rose
cottage. IN Albemarle Park, the coming
season, and Mr.. and Mrs Witherbee
Black OF New York are expected later 10
spend a part OF the winter here as they
did last season. Mr. and Mrs s. p.
Rovanel OF Charleston have arrived and
are 10 occupy residence in Bltmore.
social programme Of the week as usual. A
dance was given on Wednesday evening
at the Manor and 4 large dinner dance
on Saturday evening at Grove Park Inn
A large number OF guests at the Inn at
tended and formed numerous dinner par
ties before dancing began. Among the
guests were: NJ. and Mrs. william Jcn-
nngs Bryan, Mrs II. NJ Flagier. NJ
ana Mrs. william Grosvenor. Jr.. OF Provi-
dence, r. l.. and Newport, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. +. Whitley OF New York
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rose o, Trenton
y. J.. Mrs. Augusta Shepard OF Cedar
hurst, l.. L, Miss DUPONT OF New
York. Mr. and Mrs. George Russell Of
Southampton. Mrs, Emory Winshlp VI Sc
Margare. Casey, Mrs Anderson Reese
Miss Emma Kate Amorous Of Atlanta
Mr. Kingman Moore OF Macon, Mr. and
Mrs. Jesse Draper. Miss Jessie Mckee
Mr.. W!nshlp Nunnally. Mr. and Mrs A.
bert Thornton. Jr., and Mrs. Benjamin
Bernard OF New York, Miss Cazenovc
Miller OF Augusta and Mr.. H. y. Asop
OF Washington. d. G.
Among the arrivals at the Grove Park
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-04
Trying for Points at Royal Auction

t-umps and pulled both Us, while dis
cardcd a club. \ heart put B IN 10 make
tho rest OF the tricks, but a wsnt down
ono on her contract.
III you had only been able 20 WIN one
little trick anywhere" remarked TO her
partner. Il make my two
"Why, won two tricks" retor's
dummy with emphasis And my clufs
were all good II you hadn't truTped
them"
No one thought OF remarklnE that II a
had left the original no trumper alone and
ed her diamonds she would have made
six tricks lust the game. = getting nothing
but the ten points FOR the odd trick, aces
easy.
"But why should give her ten pointsT
A would have asked.
The answer Is that A risted giving her
so or 100 or perhaps even more instead OF
only ten. In other words she was betting
10 on herself when tho odds were
abeut even. Such a system Will ruin any
player IN tho world II the lower score 10
to be deducted from the higher and tho
game IS for a stake unless the opponents
are equally liberal in throwing away thor
chances
II has mo extra trick necessary 20
carry out the diamond contract in tho
foregoing hand the no trumper Is set for
so points Let us give Il the king OF
spades Then four trump tricks, three
hearts and the spade king IL eight for
and r. That is AS contract IN din-
monds. But At no trumps, with u 10 play
tho hand all that u can make n b has
the king Of spades IL three spades, twD
clubs aud ono diamond.
Here is arothcr instance OF the same
short sighted policy OF overca.lng the
dealers declaration with one that has
not the sl!ghtcst chance 20 ~ game. 'he
dealer not having any possibility Of going
game on her own declaration
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LAKEWOOD.

LAKEWOOD, y. j.. oct 3-Lakcwood
social season opened Thursday, when no
Laurel-in-the- Pines and .he Laurel House
received patrons for the season Of lsli-fo
Another event OF the week was fha
formal opening Of the Country C'uD
Perfect weather conditions proyuI.rs
many golfers and tennis enthusiasts
have made the club their rendezvous
Some Of the players and entertainers At
the club since the opening on Thursday
are A. G. Sopcr. $. y Ferris W W WI
lock- II. NJ FOrregt. T.. W. Todd AVID IS
l.. Nowlan. 4 tennis ;ournamcn. Will u.
held on the courts Of the club the t'Ier
part Of the month.
The regular launch schedule was put n
operation Oh Lake Carasaljo this N.,s
The Log Cabin Tea Room popu1,
objective point of interest To- visitors Nlp
either 90 by launch or walk around t9o
lake, has opened earlier than usyaL
Fishing in LAX Caraslljo ami Llk,
Mlrcttl is on, OF the diversions tult
attract visitors. pickcrcl and black bass
are abundant. and many exceptional
catches have been reported by those nao
have tempted she willy FISH from his ,l'-.
on Tuesday F. W. Todd and a party ~
three friends took seven black has. IN
a pickercl weighing seven pounds f-0m
Lake Mincttd and on Thursday NJ nj
Mrs. William Nowlan cot four pckerel
on tn" north branch OF the same lake
The first meeting OF the District Nurse
Association viii he held next Wednesday
It Lathrop Hal the home OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Charles Lathrop Pack.
M and Mrs. T. l.. Huntington enter
tolned with dinner at the Laurel r-the-
Pnes on Thursday. Among their guests
We're Mr.. and Mrs ]. F. Bailey, Philip
Carr. Jr., Mrs. Alonzo Carr, Leonard
Wcstcott and the Misses Westcott
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Many Newport
Villas Closed

Sr,yropr OCT Atm Newman, G,,-
don ,,Ii,b ia q, h,,r,b o,,. dom, a now
line. II has purchased a strin of land on
ocean av,nu. .,Ii..,,.,.- mo ng,part, ~
MIR and Mrs Huntington NlsnY u.1,
l,,y. INST ,,,,,,,,,J -, 90. s.,,,,,,,e,. hon,
aud ia ia lac II on, d., ,.ard.rs 1-bc r,..i
a., no, III 81 C.. t,,.,.r...,,,. ,..., b.,
of much hc,,a, ., H., ,,.,,rto,.,,n,,
Ni-s ,,r,r'.s r. tt.sr,,,',.. H. .r..stl,,. o.,
,h, c,,,to, ,,,,I ,,i -. M. .,..,,,
c.n,,d win nr, ara. NJ s,u,,..sru. f,..n.
Mrs Tnnn,,s / rr,.r, Mr.. rr.d.r,,,,
Pearson Mr., T,vr,n.c /. G.ucspio and
Ms ! 7 N,..sorr
NJ ma ~ I,.,,.s Z w A., ,,,,,
,,tr t1c .,fl ,.p,,r colony ,,rs vc,r ,rb.v
,rc ain n. N,l,cJ,lrst AMI +, ali rr,b.
,hi,i,,, y..ri r,,,.,',, ,,r., Co.,, s,,,,. ,,c,',ls
NJ AL NJ "a, ,to,, ~, ,,.,,....,.,.r, i,
ylsi, gro,n Ma t,roIer'cL ~ V,r1.r6.,
,,r,, ,.,"o 80 ,,','i',,r,,,,. Co.. ,.i,.,,,,
b.. ,,,,,,,f ,.t',.i....l.,l.. -. -. .h,
~ -. ,'.-
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LENoN, Mass, oct. 3--IscnONS late
season has been filled with events OF In
tercst and society fingers in the hotels
aud In the villas FOR the Indian summer
days The delightful weather made golf
tennis. walking and riding more popular
than usual SO beautiful Is the foliage
this season that railroads are carrying
excursions from Boston and Long Island
Sound for a view OF the pageant OF red
and gold that homs the hills and colorS
every mountain side.
October IS the month Of state dinners
and big dinners everywhere in the colo
niys. Every night sees one or more big
entertainments. and there are daily
'unchcuus Of social Importance and many
small dances
n the furnishings for the Lenox Coun-
try club arrive In time the new clubhouse
will hc opened Halloween with a pro-
granny " sports or fancy dress ball
The LenoN club will sell It's property on
Walker street. which II has occupied forty
years.
Arrangements FOR winter have been dis
turhcl by tho war in Europe. Those hav-
ing winter homes in the south OF Europe
will not venture 90 cross 20 occupy their
Villas on the Mediterranean. Mr. and
Mrs. Robert w. Paterson Will 70 TO Au-
rusta, Ga. Mr.. Paterson is fond OF golf
and PLAYS daily. Mr. and Mrs, Carlos lie
Hercdll will go 20 southern California
with Mrs. 'NarleS MuClJOuBall, VINO mas
a villa thcre. Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Crownlnshlcld will close their Stockbridgc
cottage and studio In october to 20 ID
Taorm!na. sicily for the winter
The season for pheasant shooting will
cpen Monday, october 10. The state mas
SGT tho bag limit OF two "A day. Ter bi, lis
can be shot by ono sportsman in the ssa-
scr. LenoX covers are filled and tbs gun
ming Will be the hest that the region has
son. Many large property owners are
posting their lands 10 prevent poach!Hg
on their birds.
The Chrysauthemum Society o. America
has presented tho Lenox Horticultural
Society a silver vase to he given 70 the
grower OF the best ten Chrysanthenums
iu l.enoN The blooms viii be shown IN
competition october 90 and %.
Next week Will have two important
events. Mrs John l.. Alexandra viii
or her Red Cross fair in SelGwiclS
Hall and Cortlanat Field Bishop win start
the balloon race from Pittsileld. Both
events fail on the same day, Thursday.
October s. Mrs. Alexandra has been as
sisted hv large corps OF workers. There
will he many novel booths and pretty
girls will sell wares, Dancing and an
cnte~t 1lnncut will attract many
Mr. Bishops balloon race will be for
trophy. which he will present 20 the
balloon going the longest distance from
Pittsheld. Seven prominent men will
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-04

Clubs arc trumps and q Is In tho lead.
y and u want all six tricks against any
defence.
The weak poinc in most problems Of
this class Is that one readily discovers that
certain openings are impossible and by
a process Of elimination one In led 10 the
correct key move, after which the rest Is
rot so difficult as in problems that are
not 70 take all the tricks,
Il Is clear that n y starts with either
~ the rod suits they will stlll be protected
iu the hand, OF the adyersaries and that
the diamond will weaken VS. trump
strength. II u starts with heart he
wll simply have 10 lead again. and has
accomplished nothing, IL trumps n
diamond he cannot lead a spade while A
has a trump left.
The only opening, therefore. must be
the trump followed by a diamond, so that
may Eet IN 10 draw AS last trump
But mus. lead the Jack OF diamonds and
nhlc 10 throw their protection IN that suit
from one to tho other as suits their con-
venlouce in tho defence
II does not put on the queen. the
Jack WIN. and the problem IL solved al,
Y gets "A heart discard. II covers with
the queen, the duty or protecting tho
diamond suit devolvcs upon and that
player has his hands full without II.
trumps the queen OF diamonds and
pulls As trump al the Same time getting
discard from II. II Il let's 20 n heart
y leads n small one 10 the ace and makes
tho ten ON the return, after which the
spade king Is good, II discards A
/ diamond, rs seven Is high This forces
I II 10 let 30 The spade
A. another discard Is necessary 10
weaken Bs defence, Il throws In the spade
/ king, leaving free to lead the eight.
| Whatever II discards on this trick 2 can
! odtus' himself - l. 90 ne 10 make trick
with the seven ~ diamonds or to win
| two tricks in hearts
Her" Is problem upon which con-
siderable sum Of money changed hands
IN London club some years ago. One
OF the dlsputants insisted that 4, va.