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The New York herald., 1922-08-31
MISS AUGUSTA CASE TO WED.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ludlow Case Of
Stamford. Conn, and New York have
announced the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Augusta Ludlow Case
to Mr.. Griffith A. Williams Of Montana
The New York herald., 1922-08-31

The First Assistant Secretary of the
Interior and Mrs. Edward C. Finney
have as their guest Mrs. ]. X. Freeman.
wife OF Capt. Freeman, u. s. A. who
will remain with them a week
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IN MEMORIAM M

CANNON. sorrowing hearts and ever
loving memory pof our dearly beloved son
and brother Thomas Y Cannon, Jr
whose sudden death on August 81. 1914,
has taken from our family a noble and
autlful SON. a Kind and loving brother
The New York herald., 1922-08-31

Signor Augusta Rosso has been ap-
pointed Counselor OF the italian Embassy
to succeed Signor Guido Sabetta, who
left a few weeks ago for his home.
The New York herald., 1922-08-31

Mr.. Ogden l.. Mills will return from
Newport. r. l., next Tuesday and pass
a part of the autumn at Woodbury.. l.. l..
The New York herald., 1922-08-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Fl. Ellis have re-
turned from California where they
went the middle of August to attend the
meeting of the American Bar Associa-
ton In San Francisco
The New York herald., 1922-08-31

The Minister of Switzerland. Mr.. Peter.
has returned from Dark Harbor. Me-.
where he has spent several weeks with
Nine. Peter and their children.
The New York herald., 1922-08-31
WASHINGTON.

The Charge d'Affaires Of the Polish
Legation and Nine. Kwapiszewska have
returned to Washington from New York
after spending week end on Long
Island.
The New York herald., 1922-08-31

Me-, the middle OF September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry will
pass the autumn at their country home
at Lake Delawan, New York.
Mr.. Ogden l.. Mills will return from
Newport. r. l., next Tuesday and pass
part of the autumn at Woodbury.. l.. l..
Mrs. L. Stuart Wing has returned
from Lenox. Mass. to her country homo
at Westbury. L. ].
Former Gov. r. Livingston Beeckman
of Rhode Island is at the Ritz-Carlton
from Newport.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Van Nest Gam
months aboad, will return to New York
in September.
Mr.. and Mrs John French and family
will go to Greenwich, Conn, from Wood
stock. VT. late in September.
Mr.. Madison Grant has returned to
his residence. % East Forty-ninth street.
after spending the summer at the Green
briar, White Sulphur Springs
of AZ West Ninth Street are at the
Hotel Malvern, Bar Harbor, where they
will visit Mrs. M. Taylor Pyne, Mrs.
Burleigh's sister.
! Mr.. Philip Rhinelander. who has been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Spotswood D.
Bowers at Cooperstown, ~ Y, was the
guest at luncheon this week of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ten Eyck Wendell at Lakelawn.
Cazenovia.
| Mr.. and Mrs John Magee and Mrs. o.
Harry Gruner were among those who
| gave luncheons yesterday at Pierres
Mr. Marshall Field entertained friends
at dinner there last evening.
| Mrs. James III. Kidder gave-a luncheon
| In the Japanese Garden at the Ritz
! Carlton yesterday. Among her guests
We're Mrs. T. j. Oakley Rhinelander and
Mrs. Herbert Shpman.
Mrs. Henry Fletcher Godfrey enter
tafned at luncheon yesterday at the
Ritz-Carlton Tor her daughter. Mrs.
Martin b. Saportas Mrs. Charles Mather
MacNeil for Mrs. George Rose and Mrs.
Rodman Wanamaker for Mrs. J. Fred
eric Tams.
Sir Charles and Lady Ross and Mr.
and Mrs. Morgan La Montague were
In the italian Garden Of the Ambassador
Hotel Mrs. William Thaw Sd. in from
Ventnor. N. j.. is at the Ambassador.
The New York herald., 1922-08-31

The Charge d'Affaires .. sae sserman
Embassy and Baroness Won Thermann
have left for New York 20 meet the
German Ambassador and Nine Wied-
feldt. who are expected to arrive to-
morrow evening or early Saturday
morning aboard the Reliance.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST
Chandler touring car. 1922 model, on
August IL, iq22 painted blue. nickel plated
radiator. license No TOo1i4 n W: cnginc
No i2co07 reward sio0. Room 500. "a Court
st. brooklyn \, ".
LOsT-Kcys. smau runcn. between a4'h and
42d sts. reward Phone Murray Hll 1870.
i.osT-Wallct fanny containing three tens
dollar bills. Aug - reward. LINLEY
GORDON. $50 w. t7pth =, wadsworth aa4o.
Jcwrlry.
OST-Nan's diamond ring. Monday either
7th av subway from Bergen ~ 10 Houston.
or Houston 81. 70 Pennsylvania r. 4. pier es.
Liberal reward Inquire ~ walker 81. store.
LCsr-Gold watch Illinois, initials " IL
Reward. HEINRICH. II Abingdon square.
city.
LOST-pin diamond and sapphire, oval
shape. AZ Macy's, Monday afternoon re-
ward LOGAN, &. cAMBRoN, Rector ei4i
$500 REWARD
FOR return ~ emerald solitaire ring. ins,
August 20, vicinity ~ automobile acrideat.
pafanus Road. between liackepsack and
Hohokus, 81 " a. &. BENNETT, il VII
liam IA rhone 2Tfi Broed.
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D | E D

Armstrong w H. Jesup. Frank w.
Braniingham, Il. j.. kingsand. -
Bryan, Henry 9. Mangnm, Chester L.
Conway, Harriet NJ. Meyer, Anna X.
Cooke Frederick w. MOulton. William
Culhane. Robert T.. MunsterInann. Nm-
De Festetics. Gyula Mclean. " Dep.
Ionohoe, William J. Mckim, Fanr.s =
Devin. Joan r. l'atchin Mary z. l.. 70.
~ <. FDr.age y, Singer. 6. A., Jr.
Hapnon, Mary. speck. Emma
Harvey, Horace w. Stewart. Mary A.
Heidelberg. William L. StoufenburGh. John II.
Howell. Edward G.. Weatherley. X. III
Hurley, Mary =. Williamson. 7. X.
Jerman. Agnes 5.
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Jewelry.
cats. Dog sc.
Wearing Apparel.

r,OsT--Terrier. Boston. dark brindle, white
aav evening. reward It's w 5ath
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Livingston will
return from Bar Harbor early in October
The New York herald., 1922-08-31

Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Rockefeller. Jr.
and family will return from Seal Harbor.
Me-, the middle of September
The New York herald., 1922-08-31

IOST-Smau sable scarf IN Maxine Elliott >
Theater or vicinity, on Tuesday evening.
Reward return Drew, i07 +. aIth.
TOgT--crav fox, Hotel Waldorf Monday
evening: reward. Circle $3.50. CONTENT
The New York herald., 1922-08-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry will
pass the autumn at their country home
at Lake .Delawan, New York.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-28
LEGAL.

HHid bonds ~ be Delivered to the pur-
chaser In the City uf Tulsa. Oklahoma,
hy the city u Tulsa, by its City Troas-
urer, upon payment therefor NJ the City
~ Tulsa. Oklahoma. iu current funds Of
the United States OF America 80 bids
VIII be accepted az less than par and ac.
'In'd interest This proposal is for I'm
mrnHir payment and delivery
The above Issues Of bonds Of tho cry
nf luisu urr public u'ilty bonds issued
under section %, Article 10 uG the tuu-
.uiuuon of the state Ut oklahoma, said
h"hd" are NOT optional. but are payable
ON" million three hundred and siNty thuu.
sand Nl,56O, uVQ.0Ol Dollars February lst.
1877. 'ul Two hundred and sovouty-two
thousand Aal" .uUI Dollars. payable
un the first day of February OF each and
ercry year thereafter to and Including
F"hiuHrN, 1Nl7, With interest on two mil.
lion seven hundred and twenty Thousand
N252o.u000U Dollars ~ said bonds first
maturing 90 the rate Of 6it per cent uor
HUnuuL payable somi-auuuaIlv ON the first
day Of February and August of each year,
and the remaining Four Milton Eighty
Thousand t4.QS0. .000.V0l Dollars at the
rate Of per cent per aunum, payable
sCmi-aununly on tho first day Of Febru-
airy and August OF each year.
The principal and interest ON am NJ
the fiscal agency of tho state Of okla
homg at New York city. State " Sew
York.
said bonds are now ready Tor delivery
and purchaser will BE- furnished with a
complete transcript ana opinion Of g. y.
Freezing. oN-nfficio bond commissioner OF
tho State Of Oklahoma, ana storey.
Thorndikc. Palmer and Dodge, OF Boston.
Mass.
All proposals must he accompanied by
separate certified check uu some suI-
vent bank. banking house 0r trust come
pehy. IN the sum of one pcr ccntum a
made, as required by the city Charter.
tn be- forfeited 20 tho city Of Tulsa IN tho
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-28
utRr WHEN CAR OVERTURNED
Mis-. Wilma Lcggltt Suffered Com
nouud Fracture of the Leg.

D1eratcd on for compound frnc-
,,re Of the leg sustained when the
p0dge runabout in which she was
ridirg turned turtle about midnight
sunday night. Miss Wilma Leggitt.
ie FAST Eighth street. Is on the rond
IA recovery at :he Morningslde hos.
,JI whore she vas taken follow
ins the accident.
'Fane accident occurred on the
p..Ncu Arrow road at a curve just
,,sst OF the county farm on the
ra,,d highway. The wheels of the
"a. as VI rounded the curve slipped
off of the pavement onto the slip
nor. mud aud capsized. jumping
'Hu occupants underneath the car
Nr.. Lcggitt. her brother Fred, who
v8. driving. Tom Stoffer and Miss
wilson were in the car. None
~ the latter, however. were
badly hurt miraculously escaping
,tH only slight bruises and a bad
shaking up. Miss Leggitt was
r1sned to the hospital In a car owned
gy her brother, j. w. Leggitt, which
vas following.
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.u....rsd I'm tho TULSA Daily word
u..H as % 30. 81 and April I. 1922.
u.I uublshing company. Publlsherl
.DTIDE FOR HEARING pN As
.IIsJENTS FOR PAWN ~
-TugEr IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
>tNpER ass CITY OF TULSA.
OKLAHOMA.
rp compliance with the resolution 81
Cha hoard of commissioners adopted ON
,. .ttn day OF March. 1922 notice Is
r.ra5v given that the BOARD of CONF
,.....snr1s of the city Of TULSA. OKLA.
ra.. has examined the estimate and
statement ~ the city engineer ~ 20 the
amount OF the cost of the vihrolthic con-
,rafe pavement which should be assesses
AGAINST tho abutting property the prop
crty benefited, and other property liable
.ia assessment thereof IN STREET I'M.
fpROVEMENT DISTRICT NO, 3jS, which
Includes the following described portions
of streets. 'o-wit:
north line Of Marshall street to the
south line OF Orlando street.
And said board Of commissioners has
bv resolution duly approved the afore.
said statement and estimate OF the city
engineer and has determined TO assess
me cost Of the Improvements IN said
district against the abutting property
ths prouerty benefited. and other prou-
rriv liable to assessment and the own
trs thereof as follows. to-wit:
GRAND VIEW PLACE ADDITION
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Legal

event ul the failure of such purchaser Co
comply with the terms Of Die proposal
Tho Board NJ tuuWIuHiuurrH reserve
the right 10 reject any Hnd OIL bids
For futthrr particulars apply tu tho
city Auditor. Tulsa. Oklahoma.
DONE. 90 Tulsn. oklahoma. this .jrd
day ct March 1899.
MRS. TENSK SEAMAN
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MKnICAI

FAIRMOhT MATERNITY HOSPITAL t1r
confinement, private. prices reasonab.e.
may work Tor board, babies adopted.
Write for booklet. Mrs u. 70. Long 4tll
r.. Twonty-soyeuih 81, ksuFgs tliy MO
WEST MAIN MATERNITY sANITARiuh.
4 home for the care ana protection oi
adopted. Or. N. ~. Newman, medical
director. l5A7 W. Main, Oklahoma CIV.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-28
HEMsriTClIING

UAVE YOUR SPRING SEWING DOM
BY AN EXPERIENCED pREsaMAkEK,
Imhr1iderIug. m1uugIaminE apphquus
Ht.urIUug iu oil. buttuns made hcm-
stitching lUc per yard. Chlldreua
CLOTHES specially,
DauEe gfbN-J. 400 West lhlrd.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-28
,nn, Mnr Recover Lost Property.

GniCNGO. March 27.--Vlctlms Of
A.. ruhberies extending over A
Tr..ur of several years were called
M Oh. HYDE PARK police station to-
dly loo Identify stolen property re-
.,p,r.pd through the errest OF Ed
ward collins. Police believe Collins
ia I.-uonsible for robhcries In which
several hundred dollars worth Of
loot has been taken, Collins, police
.,Yy has confessed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-28

tDuGE. b.. .Uoi.. .AtuH,trr'y furnished
ruum. connecting bath. breakfast 10 Gle.
srrt DHHEn "uHt.l.
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Pgg5l.ged in the Tulsa Daily world,
March 2s 20, 30. 81, April !, 1899,
World Publishing company. publlsherD
gNIlCE FOR HEARING on AS
MENTS FOR PAVING IN
cIFLEr IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
~ aIl, CITY OF TULSA. OKLA
II NO compliance with tho resolution OF the
n,afd m Commissioners, adopted on the
-'lN day of March 1879 notice Ia hereby
t,''. mat the Board of Commissioners OF
tn. ''ly ot Tulsa, Oklahoma, has exam.
gi,,l ll' estimate and statement Of the
g Engineer as 90 the amount OF tho
~. 'l lNn t,..rs. pavement which should
T ASSESSED against the abutting property,
s l.'perty benefited, and other prop
WW .hIc 20 assessment and the owners
niTgr,f in STREET IMPROVEMENT
SlNIl INT No. 37l, which includes the
,o..,'..ng ,iouoH.ng described portions OF streets,
ELgiN AVENUE. from the south limo
thirteenth Street TO the south limo
vt thirteenth Place.
NNH SAID Board OF Commissioners has
II .h'Iltion duly approved the aforossi
'HrNt and estimate OF tho city En-
ana las determined 90 Rrsess the
~ %, me improvements IN said district
sssta'Nsl the abutting property, tho prop
M lruei.ted, ana other property liable
t5llo, ssinent and the owners thereof as
.oAKDAIG ADDITION.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-28
Automobiles
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AUTOMOBILES fOH sAIE 10
AUTOMOBILE salesr0om fDr rent on East
Second street ideal location Tor new or
used cars Phone Cedar 4ss.
AUTOMOBILES
Beautiful Jordan silhouette. Wlro wheels,
tutinE steering wheel, new paint, five
cord tires, fine buy. fsts.
Elegant Cole ~ fine condition, now paint,
wire wheels five cord tres, looks al.
most nov, fs75
Rtudohakcr Aiy touring, i6,5. Good buy.
Hudson touring. fG2j.
Ford roadsters ana touungs, low prices.
easy terms.
We demonstrate all cars.
Premocsr Motor Company
1885 WCst second So
BUICK b-pssssnger used four muutha,
viii sell at a bargain. 20s 4. second.
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HNUCLEY COHsErs-Custom made. Mis-.
w. B Moore Osago 200s-J.
ivmatitchiBg aud picotlug SO per yard.
gl3 East Third.
WHITE SEWING MACHINE 60
SEWING DONE by day. satiaisctioA
guaranteed, Mrs. Harris. Osage s1s
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-28

WTUNH WIN UUaTI UOW0 C00|IUF, "a.
rnge it wanted. can cedar eoeJ
ROOM AND BuARp-- Privato lamily, also
. car garage. cedar 20it.
L-.-L N No.. NJ .--L A--..I -. .-.-.... -
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(Pubished In the Tulsa Daily World,
March 90 20. %. eS. 90 1929. World
Publishing company, publisher)
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DATED this gith day OF March, 1929.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN,
CItv AuIItur
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Board and Rooms
IIGuT untstKti

liGuT uotsikitrt>U UuOM, 90
IA.I IUt. 49, I.I two hruarbesu|up
H.Wa modern aUd ,Iose bod. 500 prr
vruN 20 tHu|I#
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-28
Business Service

BUSINESS SERVICES otIERED Is
Ali KINDS or STOVE REPAIRING
ZEE mo irpulata your smoky stoves, stoves
connected, too, work guaranteed. Cedar
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BOARD AND uOOM-Thrpo meals daily.
~ per week. Osage 5fo2.H.
Hssr home.cU0bsd msaIH sio,UIus rooms
N desired. Mrs. o.. w. Rice, gU4 s.
lluatuU.
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T',, y. NamC. 70 Amount
l-N-2C' of N-l85' Arthur
Newlin & John r,
-. Woodland 1876 . 5Ss9
l-W-sG OF S-lSB A. y.
schmidt q Rose
NJ. Swisher l35 1862
s'Nst0 Arthur Newliu
John II, Wood
s.E-Io, ofs.i2s, A T. --'4'
schmidt & Rose
NJ Swisher iaS $500
Y t-M-7g Sara olds 1876 e55.?5
~ n. r., described as
.s'o"si That part Of right
Nay lying south of the
g,Ilh line of Thirteenth
L,tt and north OF the
inter line of Thirteenth
1ste produced. Midland
'''''y Railroad 955,e l0sS.56
oAkDALE ADDITION.
VaNlng for Elgin Ayenue.l
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-28

EVERYONE lutcn rood things 10 cat.
Come and set the bgFt our motto is
t.. Div, be- trIst The ssndyicb
shop t1u . UouIdoI
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SPECIAL NOTICEs

SAY. FOLKS. read this ad. J. cost
u- dough N viii suVe y1u money
NJ you viii bring 10 90 our sos H.
Main store. fOr a pair Ul ladies
bnudOir slippers ~ 10 roUts
pain Meme hrOruo SHOES UL .nN-
fprla f5.lh q pair. az Ilh 81 Main
only. Turk Bros, Tulsa H
Largest Shoe Distributors
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-28
Automobiles
ArromonuIrs ron s,rr
ESSEX

HUDSON ESSEX
1890 Hudson Spccdstcr
Model 90 Cadillac 4-paas.
BulCk g Roadster
1921 Buick q Touring
ROEST MOTOR COMPANY
ll2l South Main Usage ans
III DSON ESSEN
1890 Hudson Spccdstyr
Model 90 Cadillac 4-pasa.
Buick 9 RoHdstor
Hudson 7.pRsg
BOBsT MOTOR COMPANY
il2l South Main Usage ans
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MmhnE no HAr

UTICA So liI=Fur rent. one sleeping
rpnm With two meals. Usage seal.
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INCORPORATED
Windows ana woodwork cleaning, floor
wnNlng llcenged company QsaEe tbg7,
ALL KINDS ~ ieaky roofs repaired: work
gunrnutocd, prices reasonable. Oange
II01
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Board and Rooms
ROOMs-MIfn DOARD


BOARD AND uOOM-Thrso meals daily.
~ per week. usage 5so9.H.
HEsr tume.cuohrd meals. sleeping rooms
" desired. Mrs. @. ". Rice, g0- =.
BEDROOM adi0inl0g bath faT refined
gentlemen, small ftuuy, uo other t0H..-
ere, breakfast aui Earase t dee. ..i
usuWr .9sn.
Ei0tN. s. b0g-NlaTa aud room. family
style. $3.50 l9 80 Cedar aiba
LIWOOB. 81. tulaNIse F1uinrasi room
fur couple employed ur two young men,
With hrrnktaat and dinnor
FlTrH ". i8l-V0oW and board .u ...-
,nto family usase l65t.i
HAVE rIcpu attractive. Responsible home
fHI board HuI caro- % children, g. I.r
Vnck s.a $. IlE'u Phone psaEa cetf.
uDuDE. b.. sUoi.. .Atun,troy furnished
ruum. connecting bath. breakfast 10 Gle.
sIrci. Osago so2e.1.
NICE MODERN ruUW With ut without
board. uyvr Little Gem cafe, Guui
Things iu eat ut reasonable prices. sls
HOpMs with board home coohiug. "a.
rnEe it wanted. can cedar sotJ.
ROOM AND BuARp- Prlvato family, also
Lear gnragc, cedar 20it
SINGLE noon nnd board Tor youns iad-
lea. cedar 2793
SECOND. g.. i8UGa-Govciy front room Tor
tNui brcoktsst 20 desired. ono block from
car line, ussso 1919.
uriCN 81, ll3-For rent. one slespinE
rpnm With two meals Usage seal
wutHE 10 FAT "a
EVERYONE lUtcn GOOD things 10 cat.
Come and Htt the b9Ft our motto ts
nuUryun quality, rlruulinrFH and Hcrv-
'.U. Give uH trial Tho sandwich
shop NU d. UouIdog
WN>rEp-RooMs on HOARD 20
MtppLE.AuEp gentleman wants board
Hut ruuW. with garage space. one ur
I,H core. rlUHH Iu. B|tU full particulars
Address Hsl.Il World
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AT owners of HhuttinE property. prop.
Tiy benefited by said improvements, and
alher property liable 10 assessment are
hereby notified that all matters affect
~ slrh improvements or benefits there
assessments as above set forth shall be
ued in writing IA the office of Mrs
RANK Season, city Auditor OF the city
~ Tulsa, Oklahoma. on or before tho
IN day of Aprn 1922 at 800 o'clock
a N. and the samo shall be heard by
me board ot commissioners on the 7th
gay of Anril. 1899. at 200 o'clock A. NJ,
eha any claim or objections not 10 filed
~ writing before said tlmo shall be
aeemed waived.
DATED this eith day Of March, 1899.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN,
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GRADUATE DRESSMAkER, speciaiizes IN
Chii0ren'H sewing. Prices reaBOna bl o.,
Phone cedar 21i7.
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SECOND. g.. i8U6atovciy front room Tor
two. breokfsst 90 desired. ono block from
car line. DAaga fEa8.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
THE SCHOOL OF AUCTION BRIDGE

hand Is worth should be declared 2. once with
nothing more to say.
With hands of the third class the long suit
Is declared and the contract may be advanced
on the second round, if necessary to show that
there is something outside the suit first called.
This is one of the least understood bids in tho
game.
With hands Of the fourth class, there being
two equally good suit bids, the suit of higher
rank should be called first That is, with five
good hearts and five good spades, call the
spades. Then, if the bid is overcaled or part
ncr makes no sign, call the other suit and d.
rect the partner to take his pick.
With hands Of the fifth CLASS the bid is usu-
ally easy enough to pick out as a no-trumper
ready to support anything the partner may
have to show to save the game against any
bid of the adversarics.
With hands of the sixth class the long suit
is not bid on the first round as there is no de-
fensive element in it; but if the situation is
favorable it is called when the bid comes round
again. This distinctly says to the partner: 81
should like this suit for the trump, but the
hand is good for nothing else
Taking hands of the se-oad class first. the
strength being all in one suit, the general rule
IS never to start with bid of more than one
unless you have more than five cards, no mat
ter what they arc, unless you are so strong
in everything but suit that you wish to
shut out any bidding on that suit, but at the
same time do not want to play tho hand at
no-trump.
When the bidding starts with call Of more
than one in major suit it is usually to indi-
cate to the partner that it is not necessary for
him to deny the suit, if he is short in it, as
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29

trick, but goes to four diamonds. B goes
on to four hearts.
The limit of possibility on these hands is
one no-trump for B, had he bid it and been
left in, or three hearts for A, as he must
lose two clubs, spade and a diamond
and could not make more than two-odd at
clubs or spades, but they can make four dia-
monds. The four heart contract is set.
This is the solution of Problem No. 90. in
which hearts were trumps, Z to lead and w to
win five tricks:
Z leads a spade, which A trumps gives
up the queen. If A leads the club king, z
wins and leads the jack of diamonds which A
covers and trumps. If A passes, discards
a club. leads the spade, putting Z in,
while B discards a club and A diamond
z leads the club jack, which A wins, but he
has to give two clubs or z two diamonds
If A does not cover the diamond lead. Z
leads the smaller diamond and Y trumps,
leading a spade, and the high spade and the
diamond king arc good.