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The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-08-23
PROPER CARE OF
MOTOR BATTERY
Corroded Terminals Are FIRE.
quently Source of Trouble,
Says Prof. BrokaW.
FLOW OF CURRENT RETARDED
A. ter Corroson Has Formed Best Way
to Get Rid Of 1t Is to Scrape the
Terminals Until There Is
Bright Lead Finish.

Corrotled terminals are the chief
source of battery trouble, according
to II. Clifford Brokaw, technical dircc-
mobile schools He explains that
occasionally the self-startcr will not
work while the lights, horn and igni
tion operate smoothly.
"rhis condition may be traced" he
adds, "to cprrodcd or poorly fitting
battery terminals which will only al
low 81 sufficient amount Of current to
pass to operate the lights and horn.
AS the starting motor takes Il larger
amount of current, the resistance may
be great enough to prevent 1t from
operating.
To Remove Corrosion.
"Corrosion is formed by The action
Of the clectrolytc or acid in the bat
terry. After it has formed the most
satisfactory way to get rid of it is to
scrape the terminals until there is Il
bright lead finish. Washing the ter
minalS with ammonia or some other
alkaline solution will ncutralzc any
acid that may he present and prevent
corrOsion. When such washing is
done, care should be taken that none
Of this solution gets into the battery.
"Aftcr the terminals have been
scr,nc,] and thc nnrts ,ssnmhl,d ,,rn
sbou,d hn t,kon en- sna INA, ,hn for.
minols make contact for tbc rull nrco
of their surface. A firm and fun con.
toct IS rcunired tn sunn,v tho amount
of current for thr starting motor
Some motorists cont thc terminals
with ypsclinc or other grease tn n,,-
won't the ncid from coming IN cont,ct
with tho iojDt
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-08-23
When 1t Pays to Be Bad.

When 1t Pays to Be Bad
Mothrr-Jnhmny. | want YOU to stay
IN the .ouSe and amuSr baby til ! get
back.
JOHNNY wouldn't wise YOU to let
him 'socintc with me, mother; ain't
Il very good example.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-08-23

pound and Liver Pills would be re-
lieved After taking the first bottle
felt better, and neglected it awhile, but
found could not do my work until I
was stronger. So took the Vegetable
Compound again and now / am the
mother Of a 10 months old boy. He is
never have carried him if it had not
been for your Vegetable Compound.
recommend your medicine to all women
although am young to be advising some
one older" = Mrs. CHRIST. PETRoFF,
318 w. Liberty St., Cincinnati, Ohio.
Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound contains no harmful drugs and
can be taken in safety by any woman.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-08-23

used on an automobile or other We.
hicg, ana when in use will protect
botn the vehicle and the obJicct struck.
Another object is to provide ii bumper
wherein plurality Of springs are
provided to present q gradual incrcaS.
ing resistance when the bumper
strikes an object The device may
be readily applied or removed
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-08-23

Flake graphite mixed with ordinary
'ubrcating oil Ia the consistency of
butter is Il laborSavcr, Il rust prevent
i've and IN enemy Of squcuks on a mo-
turcnr.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-08-23
AAII1OrXOfsEI>I> j.
@0mFAIlNI>Sm(M

Children ma dogs are not rcSponSi.
bic for their actions on highways.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-08-23
WORN OUT after
SHE COOKED
A MEAL
Took Lydia f. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Read the Result
Cincinnati, Ohio.-"I Suffered for q
year with nervous troubles andirregular-

tiles before l took
Lydia e. Pinkham's
Veg e table Com
pound. M y b ack
panied all the time
and / was unfit for
housework. / was
worn out if / cooked
q meal, and was un-
able to do my wash
ing. My girl friends
and my sister told
me if / would take
yourVegetable Com
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-08-23

The cnrburctnr should be adjusted
for summer driving so that the mix.
ture Will be lcancr than in cold wealth
CT. Only an expert, however, should
look after this
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-08-23

Knockin" i'm an engine is most com
monty caused by loose bearings. carbon
In cylinders, causing prc-ignition ana
knocking at high spark opening the
throttle to" quickly or driving with
spark too fur advanced.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-08-23

In summer the radiator has to be
filled ofichcr than in other seasons be.
cause water evaporntcs more quickly
in hot weather. AT intervals it should
be flushed out.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-08-23

Throw out the clutHi before going
over II bump In the road. The car then
merely coasts over the mound. The
shock Is :'cduccd, and the occupants
are prevented from hitting The ceiling
Of the car.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-12-22
HENS ARE OFTEN DISTURBED
Interference With Nervous System !,
Frequently Sufficient to Set
Layers Sack.

10 great many persons il viii seen
like going TO extremes, bu.. ncverthc
less, it is true that interference viii
the nervous system is frequently grpa,
enough to cause serious drain on tho
vitality Of the laying hen, says tho
United States Department Of Agricul
ture. Various things that intcrfer.
with the ordinary daily life Of the
fowls may be put in this class. Hens
are often disturbed. especially those Of
The more nervous breeds, by the pres
rnce Of strangers. Changing then
shout frequently from one pen TO An,
"lhcr is also disturbing factor and
VIII set the layers back, rs will ths
mixing together Of birds that have
been separated for some time.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-12-22
TREATMENT FOR SCALY LEG
Mix Kerosene and Lard Together and
Thoroughly Brush Into Gov
erino on Feet.

ca" az tie most common rrlnc,'ics
Tor >r";N leg "f fowls i 10 mix 10.
S';inr hc:u'cIr ana lard and thor.
"Ip,h! h"u>h ~ rub this into th,
s""''e covering the foot ana ~li:uk. II
is raili'r harsh treatment, hut viii
cure u" trouble II repeated 1T inter.
walls 81 a week. Some cases will be
cured with two applications, Willie
others may need several.
Probably the best remedy is oil Of
r"rsway. Mix one part Of oil Of cara.
way with Ave parts Of yaseiine. This
m"t"rial is very penetrating, but moi
nearly rs irritating as kerosene. Rub
the ointment in the leg and repeat
every few days until sigrs Of the dis
sase disappear.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-12-22
DAIRY
HINTS
EXCELLENT GIFT FOR YOUTH
Department Of Agriculture sueee.ts
Purebrsd Calf. Pig or Some
Other Animal.

FEepsr.d BY the United s;.t.s Department
OF AGreuiture)
In selecting birthday and christina.
gifts for children lp rural commun..
tiet, why not Gre Z purebred pig, calf.
~ other animali Ibis ID the suxges-
too Of the United States Department
q Agriculture, which. with the various
stttee, is conducting the Better Sires
Better Stock" campaign. A recent
questionable etudy Of the utility value
Of purcbred live stock showed. among
other results. that home influence is
an important factor governing the
breeding Of superior domestic animals.
IN fact. il ranks in importance next
70 sales. fairs. and shows taken col.
le"tivcly. When PARENTS show their in.
tereSt In good stock the children are
more likely To DO So.
One breeder told IL receiving some
purchred live stock as a Wedding riu
from his father-in law. That begin.
ming was an important influence. which
resulted In an entire herd az we'll bred,
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-12-22
[ ()(l[IRl|
|2XXQ|
EGGS AND FOWLS plentiful
Storage Houses Are Full and Earmsrs
Have Increased Fiocks to
Unusual Extent

frsparsd by the United Si.tes peps,tmsIt
OF ASiICulture)
This fall and winter eggs AMI p"u'.
Try will he plentiful and prices Shorl,:
b" low CROUCH 10 make them econom
ical. Jus, now storag. houses are full.
al EGGS and farmers have increased
their h""kS "f poultry Ia an mnuSu:I'
extent. tW August there were ISL
-IN Gases "f .sIS in storage. which i:
about ~ per cent me-" than the aver
ny" 1T THIS season f"r III. last ,hrc
years.
Eggs start m"vin. cat nr Storage j.
summer :nd III" greatest sales "r >uci
eggs ""inc in fail and early winter. A.
Il ru!t. The bulk a.; storage eggs Hrt
sold before H." first of January. III
H'tiNity "f tllc market after that dat,
depending "T whether the weather i.
produ"ti"n. An open winter rrr";i
cnlly eliminates tie Storage eggs earl,
in til" season. Eut this year, regard
less "i ih- STATE "f III" M,:lrl,,r. egg,
>h"uld l.c :Naiiai.lr 81 very rr:>unuhl,
prices ir"m tie START;
l'"i.';Il Earning. both - =, >uCcinl,,
and = - si,!c issue 81 other farrnS has
been enc If li:' h">;-la!ing lines of
agricultural work ,iUriE. Ike last tw.
az tl!r," wears. wli"i! accounts rrr tho
l::rG" h"l4hir> on hand this year
Prices :" tl' farmer. l"Wcy"r. h:,.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-12-22
FEED DRY cow ON RoUGHAGE
Daily Allowance Of Bran or oats 10
FaVored-cabbass and Pumpkins
frsesns Are Very Good.

During the eight Or ten weeks That
cows go dry, their food should he
chiefly roughage. 4 daily allowance
or two pounds Of bran or oats. or y
mixture OF two parts each uf bran
and oats and one part OF linspcd meal
or r"rn-oil meal makes n proper feed
Tor n COW Rear "alNirg. Some roots.
cabbage. pumpkins. or sQuHshcS ere
als" very good. Highly carhnnnrrnle
roughae". such as straw and corn
STALKS, Is not good al this particular
time. such feeds. with cold water,
ro'd drafts or lying ont 81 night on
damp or frozen ground, are The clief
causes Of cakcd ndd"r or gargct.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-12-22
Common Sense Counts

Success in the dairy business
or 10 Keeping even a small herd
OF dairy cows depends Qike most
things d") in Il great measure
upon the use Of good common
sense. Cows produce the most
milk usually IN the latter part
Of May and June. Therefore.
what does the wise dairy farmer
dof He maintains rs nearly as
possible the year round. the con.
ditions OF those months when
production is the highest.
Palatable food. a succuleut
ration. and 4 balanced ration.
together with moderate tenn
rernture and comfortable sur
roundlngs. will bring rs near the
ideal producing conditions as Is
possible. and an effort TO keep
r"ndi'iohs 80 will pay big re-
turns.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-12-22
Cleanliness In Eyerythjno.

Milk pals and other utensils Should
be free so far IN Is possible from
crevices where dirt may lodge and be
hard 10 remove Cream separators srl
other dairy utensils should always 70
cleaned properly immediately after
use. This practice not only improves
the quality Of the milk aud cream but
makes the work easier and the uten.
sis last longer.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-12-22

A Club Member and His Pursbrsd Calf.
profitable animals 4 practical ipnu-
epce in the couples PROSPERITY and
happiness.
Afts OF good 1.-Two stock, The depart.
neDt points out, are not only accept.
able In themselves but with proper
handling multiply and give pleasure,
satisfaction. and financial benefits for
an Indefinite period
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-12-22

now reached low point on bold egg
and poultry. and he is not marketing
poultry freely. hut 10 holding his birdt
FOR better prices or using them on thu
table at home. Poultry fnttening sta
lions that are usually crow ded at thi,
season are now only about two-thirdi
full.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-24

49, a&4&#&
Tel, geiit ale ben gliidliden 8rd1-
tiaaln beleioer ioue1."
2adelno idalte Sci Out 9ubert,
Ser lie nit bittenoen augen ar1iab
unb leiie ibren grm orndte.
8artlih nidte lie Inn 5u unb fill.
lterte oabei CANA leiie:
,Wiein 2iebiter!"
Damn reidte lie &ein5 Stegema1,r1
bie Sano, Die bieier raid an feline
Qippen 3og, uno %ertpioerte:
sd DerIprede es Sbnen, Dot.
tori Menn Sic Nadt boriber 1T urlb
Sic Sriblingsfonne tpieber ideint,
Damn min i1 mieoer frob iein nno
ocm Sdidial oanfen, oas mid an
Ser 5eite meines @eliebten einem
forgloien, i60nen 2eben entgegen.
fiibrt."
,l1no i6 min Did ibiben ur0
bebhter1 Dor allen 5tlrtner, oamit
Du 1,1r Sriiblingsfonnenidein nm
Sid fpurit, n1ein 2ieblingl" ent.
gegnete Subert 8ieli6otpsfD nno
5og Sci feiter an ii6 beran. Gin
lester &dnbe6rl1d n1o Sein5 ste.
ae1r1an11 berab}dieoete iiG. Gang.
lam uuo MISUNDERSTANDING man.
berter bie beiben 2iebenoen 6urd
Sic it%ernenflare Mdiennadt.
gn6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-24
un{huI6 bonn 2a.nb

- nn9nIb BON 2anbc {.
Das 11eue &ausmdo6en i1ien bet
&errir ni6t iebr intelligent gu lem.
uMuguIte, baben Gle aud I'M
Speiie8immer oae @asflamt1en an.
georebt?9"
vMber notiirIid, gna' Grau,
rieden sic oen11 bas gar ntft21
Dng fIafiiide 8ien.
m 4 d en-. @nusfran:: Mber, Mfi11.
nd, sic baben ia tpieoer Die Cur.
fli11fen nidt gepubtl
Minno: @oau bet oob, nat
ildnat, is ia bod BLOB far ben Sget'.
bid ieborenl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-24
Tonpsradtenbt at,tftltn.

DaBs niemano u1geitraft unter
NaInnen paroelt, meiB ieber Betpob.
1er uno 8eiuher tropiider Sander
aus eigener grfabrung; al ben flei-
men 6einoen ops Meniden, Die Inn
bigmeilen ben Aufentbalt in unb
auber ieinern Seim erinolid berlei'
ben f5nen, ia i'm bur9 ibre 8er'
lt0rungsmut oft amingen, &aus uro
&of gang at Derlaie1, geboren ms
be1on6ere Sic Mmeiien. Ser oeuti9e
Goriber 81. @emon idilbert ieinen
&f nit bieien ldtigen Snieften
- in melbem IeBtere 5ieger blieben
- in b0dft an5iebenoer 8eiie. Sin
GROCER Mmeiienbaufen befan6 ih
11ur flnf5ig Sdritt BON meirem
Scamp Gn @uoqueenslano), ur6 Die
geidaftigen Eiere batter Bis 81 mel.
1er Bobnurg cine f0rmlide Strabe
ausgetreteM off Der es INNER bon
Mmeiien pinmelte. Da fie mid
onrd 3ernasen aaer Sol5teile iebr
belaitigter, periu9te id, lie gu Der.
treiben, unb itreute cine San6 pou
NQpbtbalinfriimel anf ben 9auferl
in Ser itderen Mnnabme, eies miiroe
einen augemeinen Al,s5ug beranla1.
fen. 5oglei1 entitanb cine llnge'
beure Mufregung. Die Giere itnr5-
ten ii6 tpiitenb auf Die ebe11lo libel
riebenoen mie gefdbrli6en arnmell,
ergriffen @ie NIT ben &iefern, iblepp-
ten iie cine flpine 9tede fort u11o
lieBen tie bon @ioermiqen falen.
Damn murbe11 iie bon anberen abge-
l0it, bis enDli1 rab 5Dei 5tunoen
aud ser fleinite Observation-Disclosures
aug oem Sect entfernt mar. SD
griff nun 5u einem Itdrferen Meittel,
um 6ie Mmeiien gu pertreiben, u11o
mari einige 5tudden 3Danfali anl
ben @aufen - oasielbe Bib mie
porber, 1ur gelang es iebt ni6t, be,
gef4brliben Stoff at entfernen, BEL
len Berui6rung fider t0tete. Den.
nod iab id piele Eiere ben Berind
mageM anpdden, itd binlege11 un0
lterben.
Die Dunfelbeit b%inoerte mid, mel
ne 8eobabtungen fort5uieben, er.
martete aber, am rd9ften Morgen
Die Stene perlaiien, oie Mmeiien OBJ
ge3oglen gu finoet. 8ie eritalnte
i6 aber aIs .i9 Die gan5e Oberfla9e
6es &aufens 4pie Elm Sbladtfelb nit
totem ameiien beiat, bic 3panfali.
1tude aber beri9munoen fano! 8obl
oie @aIfte 6es Bolfes 9atte in BEN
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ben 600 gefu1l'
ben, aber es mar Dem beroifden
Mnte ser fleinen @ei65pfe geglndt;
unter riidii9tsloier Mufopferrng bes
eigene1 2ebens 6as Gift gu enter
men, inoem iie es MiQimeter fiir
Miqimeter forti6afften, ieoen
Sdritt Elm 2eben opferno. NnBer.
balb oes &eims nur6e eS baum init
Bl6ttern unb Sol5itiid6en beoedt
uno 6aranf %pergraber. SIN 2aufe
oes Cages purben nun bie 2etber
Ser gefanenen &eloen bon ben lie
berlebenoen fortgeidafft, ane Spu'
rem befeitigt, un6 bus tort 5niarn'
mengef1mol3ene Golf lebte fortan in
ungeit0rtem geiiB ieiner 10 ri11per'
glei6li9 TAPER p%erteioigten Selm'
ftaatte. Denr Der So6esmut Der flei'
men SSnieften, Ser mobl anes iber'
trifft, mas irgenoein an0eres Sc
id0pf an Mufopferung 81 letitett int
itanoe mare, bate mir 10 %iutpottiert'
BOB i9 beitegt meitet1 Selo5ltg al!t'
gab uno cher mande nebergrItfe
meiner 0a6barn ouloete, als i'd e
nber's &er5 gebradt bdtte, Die Gap'
ferer, oeren Mut t6 ntbt beuge11
fonnte, gu oernidten."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-24
Bpr Splhstmnrnpr.
@on 9anl Nruplo.

,,,,o III m rhpr Qiphp 9l1fn pin iuf1ners
ns,,tiher Sin ornprifoni5her ss1Inae
~ Il etn,os ,,imf Dnri;ber f,nren5
e;,,;a Sio ~, gnnntonmornpn
=, na,,tss,en Mpinnnnprpin nom RnI-
~ rs 49,, s,;;hihnnpen ,n,omnen.,,.
f fa,,, pan' n}lentpn Sic Come bon
garns milo Sem 11noIihfIihen chen
~ ,,;A4 S;o MIo,,ipm ma rom 9oni
nsty;ehen hotfe I'm niht q o,gop.
SSrrf hnb - II 6pr raifIoien DoI.
Iorinn6 ben !Sol1ptaped Ses 9aieius
erb1idfe.
a. morfon m,roe MOL bp5hro-
~. nog manhen nns ron GpIh;t.
morn ner,d,,ISpf hotte. NOR idSn
',nn 1phensI,itin. Ron pieIen gefper.
horn ,,msdm Srmt ,rn6 5oh rpor
;hre Wnh1 nnf einen pieI altere1,
mnn11 oefouen. ser ibr Batter butte
fem fonreu.
"a o;ht DIN he1tidbes @eoiht.
X ms" ms;h midi non mem. foote Ser
noffor' 6eiiet1 BON shni{ien ourd.
f11rdtes @eiiht Sen ebennaligen 6tu-
benton perrie, DOS lit &onig Si.
gatr0s Bral1tfaDrf. Det1lel1. ga lIe1
tohter; aber lire 8rioer nabmen
on Dem Altersnn1erla1eo AnltoB,
mele11 1D11 90, n11o oaraus en11lal1p
Elm 4r1eg. n penn ne aue 19re1 TN
tergang fa11oen.
n0b Die 8riioer re9t batte1s"
fragile Der 4potbefer. rg4ar1t11 lie
BEN fie ibr Die @abl 1i6t fret? sic
paren bieuei6t elm gludli6es Baar
getpor6en. ginmiidungen Grttter in
Ser5ensiaden fino tn1ner bonn
l1ebel. Cine geiiderte Griiten5 an
ser Seite zines alteren, reifen Man..
mes lit aud ettuas tuert."
.gber uiht an @eite zines @rei.
fes. BUR ssugeuo ion fi9 Sugero ge-
ieuer", mari Elm auf SreiersfiBen
aehenoer Sarmer Elm.
sfrs ,os @e5pr6h cine WeiIe 10
FIN ,,,,n hpr oefnoof hotte unb ser
@aoen;fonS pr5d36bft fhien. 1ohm.
81, tne;shoorioer !nprr 6os Snort.
Ma,, III IN, nerr n bipiprn CRETE,
ah.aobI ie on Mprin,,Iihfeit bonn
g%Ie;er hps Mehp;m1iiipg 1,mtn,ben
nay g. rehte n,,aenihpiniih n
re%f be5hpiSenen W%erhSItniiien {oh
n,,s MO ON oe,,tihpr OberH ur6
S;eG+ 5;h ,trnff mic ON folder. gei.
no., aebpns,,ntprho1t prn6r1ate er
n,,rh Sns Correction nm Vferbpn.
ma nom, o. npIenpntlih cine Wei.
sn1,,1o aukerte, hatte je Sano uno
sF,,k. Selbif Der iebr miBtrauiibe
rms fritiIh peranIoate Mpofbefer er-
fannte Sic ueberlegenbeit 6es iebr
aebiIbeten s%Sren1olinas an.
mir f6otu bpoonn q. cine @e.
,hihto -, Sc IL mr. esohrem sri.
Ron er1pht hnhp Dnmnig beioR id
e;,en 9n;iIinnsbr,,5pr: er NOR
Sssl,naoeie9e ME ia, urb mir ainaen
,..asosor nIo;hn.+ino mo5h1ftin,t11n
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-24
9el's Deppel. |
edneerift. ]
Aofmam uots
, Marie &lank-G tstaaitta.
=
g. Sortiebuna rno @dlub.)

SiImsdoninieIerin SeI &iiotpara, be.
ron ieitsome GhmSrmerei fir Dio.
monitor oIioemein befoutt 1T. uuo
rio SeshoIb ol,h Sen Weinome,1:
.gie Oiomonten.Dipa" fiihrt, bas
Obfer zines 0erbreherpaares ge.
tnprSen fem fou. @abrenb cine al.
oebIihe Dobpeloanaeri, (tpir be.
stneifpIn. 6ok es cine oerortia Der.
SIiiffenSe Mebnlidfeit aibtl 8. @eo.)
Sen 5hmud aus benz 8anfinfe,
iosnie fSmtIide Wertaeaenitanoe uro
Sic fosfbore Goroerobe ser Sci Riio.
moro o,,s beren Wohnuna aeroubt
hoben ion. hatte Der aompIi3e oie
g;no n~nterbeiien mehrere Eaae IN.
e;,er hofonnten hieiioen Werpenheil.
onStort in giderheit aebrodt. Gin.
aeIhe;ten fnnnten mir nod riht er.
Soh,am ,,uh nphen hei Ser befornten
GorI;ehp oIpr Gtors fiir o~uffeheuer.
;soemSe Meflome bieie MeIouna init
arss,tor mors;It m;pher. 6o mir
S;ribte,, ,n;;i,en noh Ri e~inaebenoer
11nters,,h,.nn nes 9erhrefens sic
49,; -, se;rer, o%,,ffiSrpnhpn gr.
Rollae1 gu Ie1l'eM aa1'. .ns s;a ~ ~.
% se', ,,nbe;,nI;% f1imnenoe Mitteiiuno
o. ,,,,r n,,f s;,,en @,nophe,,ren 8luff
ha. az t', ',m San marnen einpr
g~1tta'tstat11. UNI pen 9eaa'eM enms'
glna noeIau o. Wy :
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- Menpmmo &c. Serr: SO
rubig 1,ebnten &err &otnmeraienrat
es ollL Bob Sbr 4aiiierer ourdge.
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Hearts-Q, Z
Clubs-K. ]. 10. 8, s
Dlamonds-A, X, ], 0, Z, a
Spades-

SpuuGa
A No Trump was bid by dealer
and second hand holding the pre-
ceding hand bid two Diamonds.
Third and fourth hands passed
and the dealer doubled Second
han now realized that the Spade
and Heart suit must be evenly d.
vided otherwise either dealer or
his partner would have bid one o.
these suits. Therefore, in order to
shut out a major suit bid By
dealers partner, he bid four Dia-
monds, was doubled and made
five odd.
The foregoing hnad Is a good
Illustration Of the kind OF hand
that must be bid over a No Trump
on right. Such bids are not defen-
sive bids and should never be so
interpreted by partner. They are
nnalyzed here because Of the more
or less prevalent practice of bid
ding any old suit over Trump
on right. This practice should be
limited strictly to the type CT
hands already analysed.
The real defensive bid over an
original No Trump Is where It IL
bid on the left. and fourth hand
bids for the lead. Such hands a.
ways are problems, and It Is Dill
dcult to lay down q set rule. Tic
requirements for a defensive bid
should always be followed; they
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ward Arnett properly where Mf.
and Mrs. Boyd Straight reside.
yMrs. Russell. Toothman and
children OF Fairmont were tls
guests Of the formers cousin,
Mrs. Eugene Arnett, Sunday.
Mrs. John Wright and children
Of Fairmont spent Sunday with
the formers sister. Mrs. Eugene
Arnett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hayhurst
and son were the s",sts OF tic
latter's father, Tom Hayhurst OF
Montana. Suday.
Russell Michael visited Abner
Thomas Sunday
N. E. Fisher was a dinner
guest at the home OF Eugene Ar
nett Sunday
The literary meeting held here
Friday night was well attended.
Mrs. I. Hughes visited Mrs.
Mary Morgan recently.
Harry Miller is I'll at his home
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carpenter
visited their daughter, who re.
sides in Pennsylvania. several
days ago.
Mrs. Mamie Cannon OF Ar.
nettsYIlle visited Mrs. Laura Sow.
ers this week
a preaching service will be
held at Arnettsville at . o'clock
Sunday.