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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-17
Building Permits

The first building permit since
July. 10 was issued at the city hall
Tuesday afternoon. 1t went to
Aurora Alvarez for construction OF a
frame residence between 10th and
18th on Van Buren, street. 1t will
cost $3.50.
Another was issued Wednesday
morning to Domingo Fernandez,
who will spend 5000 in %stuccoing a
store front on Harrison between
18th and 18th streets.
Total during the past "A hours:
$3.50.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-17
Donna Nine Seeking
More Victims After
Defeat of McAIlen
Especial to The Herald)

DONNA, July 1.-THE local semi
pro baseball aggregation is seeking
more games after making their de-
but with a hard-fought 6-5 victory
over the McAllen Legion nine. The
DONATES have rounded up a strong
organization and would like to sign
games with any other Valley mines.
Their win over the fast Macks
was featured by the steady hurting
Of Ward Rowland. The biggest kick
came in the ninth inning when
the Donna infield erred three con-
secutive times to let in a run. With
the tying and winning runs on the
sacks, Rowland steadied and forced
the last batter to pop up to second
for the final out.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-17

the screens first operetta the most
glorious ensemble work ever heard
in America.
Many of the singers were soloists
who had never before worked in
chorus, or who had graduated from
that estate into principal parts, and
so great was the number Of these
that the ensemble Of 1.-The Desert
Song" might almost be described
as a chorus Of principals. Sigmund
Romberg's lifting music is played
by the V%itaphone Symphony Or
chestra.
The all-star cast includes John
Boles, Carlotta King, Louise Fa-
linda. Johnny Arthur, John MILAN,
Myrna 10y. Jack Pratt, Marie
Wells, Edward MartindeI, Robert
E. Guzman and many others, and
was produced under the direction
Of Roy Del Ruth. Harvey Gates
adapted the book Of the operetta
to the screen.
The desert scenes are exception
ally beautiful.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-17
Valley

Continued from page ID
industries, among them q $7,0O0,0 900
rayon factory, and consequently a
huge payroll.
Yet business men Of the city agree
that tourists supply the chief source
of revenue and entertainment Of
the visitors is claSsed as the leading
industry.
The Asheville climate is good
though no better than the Valley.
The scenery Is only fair-the
mountains not being tall-althougn
there are a few outstanding views.
In other words, the local lumber
man concludes Asheville has noth-
ing with which the Valley cannot
compete.
1.-THE thing I would like toAAriva
home to the people Of Browns Vile"
he writes, lis the fact that a good
tourist business In Brownsville
would be by far the most valuable
industry we could get and also that
W. cannot hope to build up a big
tourist business without a paved
highway from Brownsville to the
Gulf Of Mexico"
THE wonderful beach and fishingI
are our most valuable attractions tol
the tourist"
BILL VOGT, CHAMPION angler,
visited the Valley recently and
caught a tarpon.
He was guest of the Missouri Pa
cific Lines, the trip being personally
conducted by E. H. McReynoldsl
editor of the Missouri Pacific Linei
Magazine.
AS a result Of that visit Valley
fishing is getting some valuable adj
vertiSing.
The M. p. has issued a little fold
er telling Of tarpon fishing in
BrazoS Santiago Pass off Point Isa-
bel and using scenes of Vogt in &C
ton to prove their statements.
Then the July issue Of the maya
zine carries a snappy story about
the visit and the landing Of the s.
foot Silver King after q 40-minute
battle. This story is entitled Cham
plon Samples Our Fishing"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-17
WATER CUT OFF AS
BILLS ARE UNPAID

approximately 20 residents OF
Brownsville have had water and
light meters taken cut since July
Is for failure to meet monthly pay
ments, and others will find them
selves without light and water if
they fail to make good on their
H ~-"~ it was announced from
the city hall.
There still are quite a number
of delinquents, although many came
in to pay up before the date for
adding penalti for late payments.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-17
RIvOLI-SAN BENITO

INV OEA-SAAN bEIN1AO
In no other picture has there
been so convining a demonstration
of the possibilities of the Vitaphone
as in THE Desert Song" which
comes to the Rivoli Theater at San
Benito, Wednesday and which will
go down in screen history as the
first musical play to be transferred
in ia entirety to the motion picture
screen.
Other "all-taIking' pictures had
already been made by Warner
Brothers, and also many which in
cluded singing, but when they I'M
dertook the production of "The
Desert Song" they were confronted
with a new problem-the inclusion
of a large chorus for the ensemble
numbers, with its members grouped
all over the settings which consti-
tuted the scenes Of the play.
How well they met this situation
is indicated by the fact that the
chorus consists of one hundred men
and women, and that they bring to
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-17
SHOOTS OFF OWN EAR

CHICAGO - Walter Franz at
tempted suicide, but succeeded only
IN shooting off his own al
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-17
6S-YEAR HUNT 70 RHEIRs

LONDON-Search is still being
made for heirs of James Bailey, who
died in 1866 at Kilburn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-17

562, against 500; court for 500,
against 496.
Waco City, complete, for salary
286, against 66; court, for 295.
against 81.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-17
CITY ASKS FOR
BIDS ON TRUCKS

Sealed bids will be received at
the city managers office until 10
a. m. Friday for one three-quarter
ton truck, and an alternate bid
for one ton or one-half ton truck,
City Manager A. E. Munday has
announced.
The truck will be used in con-
nection with service by the water
and light department in the work
of installing and taking out meters
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-17

LOCKED IN CAGE WITH BEAR
CLEETHORPES, Eng.-When a
bear attacked Robert Suggitt, his
trainer, in the cage, excited attend
ants locked the door and Suggitt
was almost killed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-17
G DROPS DEAD

VIENNA - DR.. Anton Morzyck
dropped dead while he was operat-
ing, but prompt action saved the
patients life.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-17

England
Miller Back.-W. A.. Miller has
returned to Brownsville after a va
cation and business trip to San An
tonic. While there, Miller selected
the Philco radio as the n for
which he will be the agent in
Brownsville and surrounding terri
tory. He was formerly with the
Lanier Radio Parlor here.
Fly to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aboard
the Mexico City bound plane We'd
nesday morning were Samuel Pena
and Miss Exabell Sublett. Pena was
going to Tampico, Miss Sublett to
Mexico City.
Novel,. c.. Fitch, S~uperintend-
ent Of the M. P. Transportation
Co., in the Valley, has removed his
offices to the new terminal station
just across from Hinkley's hall.
His office formerly was located in
the old M. P. depot.
Here.-R. q. Bradford, travelling
freight agent for the Santa Fe lines
with offices at Houston, is in
Brownsville.
Visitors.-G. G. Kennedy Of Kings
vile, Joe Coin Of Houston, and j..
d. Patrick Of Harrington, all M. P.
officials, were in Brownsville Tues
day. They were planning for the
movement Of cotton from this point
Fly Here.-O. H. Lowell, P. Ban
tinell and j. NJ. Sauceda came here
yesterday by plane. The first two
came from Tampico and the latter
from Mexico City.
EIks Meet.-Fourteen candidates
were to be considered by the Elks
club Wednesday evening at it's reg
ular weekly meeting.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-17

To England.-Mrs. H. S. Lynch
left Tuesday by rail for Washington
from where she will continue on to
England
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-17
City Briefs

Visit the Corset Shop, 1927 Eliza
beth, for fine quality corsets, bras
~sierletteS, girdles and garter girdles.
Priced from 81 to $15.00.-Adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-17

EIks Meet.-Fourteen candidates
were to be considered by the Elks
club Wednesday evening at it's reg
ular weekly meeting.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-17

Here.-R. G.. Bradford, travelling
freight agent for the Santa Fe lines
with offices at Houston, is in
Brownsville.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-29
UKRAN IRREDENTA
TttNTETES UNGVAROTT

Prayab0l jelentik: A nagy-
orosz es ukran nyelviranyzatok
k0z0tti hare - mint Pragai Ma
gyar Hirlap jelenti - az ungvari
nagygyiilesen es felvonulason is
met felujult. A gyilesen k0vetel-
tex az ukran nyelvnek a ruszin-
szkoi iskolakba es az 0sszes hiva-
talokba val6 bevezeteset, de elem
ken tiltakoztak a cseh nyelv be-
vezetese ellen. Ere vonatkozolag
hatarozati javaslatot is fogadtak
el, amelynek felolvasasa ellen a
jelenlev6 rend6rtisztvisel6 tilta-
kozott. A tdntet6 gyiilest hirte-
len be kellett rekeszteni. EFT az
alkalmat egyes ukran irredenta
elemek ARA hasznaltak fel, hogy
az ukran feltamadasr6l szol6 ire
denta dalokat enekeljenek, amt
a rend6rtisztvisel6 megakadalyo-
zott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-29
A TOROKORsZAGI ARvIZ

Konstantinapoly'b6l jelentik =
A trapezunti arvizkatasztr6far6l
erkez6 legujabb jelentesek az ar
vizkatasztr6fat az ut6bbi evek
egyik legborzalmasabb elemi csa-
pasakent tiiptetik fel.
HuNonharom falu teljesen rom
bad5lt. Otszaztiz hazb6l semmi
sem maradt meg. Az anyagi kar
t0bb mint harommillio t0rok font.
A halottak pontos szamat meg
mem lehetett megallapitani, miu-
tan az arvizsujtotta terulet tiz ia
lujab6l meg mem erkezett mcgbiz-
hat6 jelentes.
Eddig tobb mint 0tszaz halot-
tat jelentenek, valoszinii azon-
ban, .hogy a halottak szama az ez-
ret is meg fogja haladni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-29
"AMERIKAI MAGYAR HIREAP"
\ SzOvJETKoRMANY
MttK0DESE

Londonbol jelentik: - A szov-
jetkormany mint Daily Tele-
graph diplomaciai levelez6je je-
lenti - bezaratta az 0sszes Or
meny templomokat es azokat moz
g6szinhazakka es mulat6helyek-
Ike akarja atalakitani. A temple
mok bczarasahoz elegend6, ha ait
nehany munkas vagy paraszt
irasban keri. A soviet allami al
kalmazottaknak azonnali elbo-
csattatas terhe mellett tilos
.gyermekeiket vallasoktatasban
reszesiteni Gyorgy ormeny met
ropolitat megfosztottak allasat6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-29
Blk oL-DAE

kopors6t kiildott at a kremat6-
riumba azzal az irasbeli ntasitas-
sal, hogy a kopors6t, anelkiil,
hogy folnyitnak, haladelStalanul
hamvasszak el. Valosziniinek tart
jak, hogy annak titokzatos nd.
mex a holttestet egettek el, akit a
rend6rseg nehany hettel ezel6tt
tart6ztatott lie ismeretlen okbol ess
akinek nevet mem is kozoltek
nyilvanossaggal.
A kilonos esettel foglalkozva,
egyes lapok burkoltan azzal va
doljak rendorseget, hogy sze-
rencsetlen not az iildozessel halal
ba kergettek vagy pedig halalat
kozvetleniil rend6rsegen okoz-
tax.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-29

max ARA, hogy sok nep fogja fell
keresni a magyaros mulatsagot S
ICY nagy hely kell a tancol0knak.
A G. katholikusok mulatsagai
igen j0 hirnek 0rvendenek ma
gyarsag koreiben nagyon val6-
szinii az ,hogy pikniken Macy
koz0nseg lesz most is. A rendez0-
seq a szerkesztoseghez bekiild0tt
kozlemenyeben jelzi AIT is, hogy a
piknik jovedelme a templom es is
kola festesi es papirozasi koltse-
geinek el6teremteset szolgalja.
Szeretettel hivja fel rendez6-
seq a helybeli g. katholikusok fl
gyelmet ARA is, hogy pikniken
ne csak megjelenjenek, de igye-
kezzenek rendezosegnek ven-
degek ellatasban segitsegere len
nj. A piknik napjan, azaz most
koveto vasarnapon a templomi
gyonas reggel s 6rakor, a mise fel
10 6rakor 'kezd6dik ICY minden-
kinek alkalma lehet ugy tenn
plomozas elvegzesere, mint a pix
nikre val6 kimenetelre, mely mar
deli egy 6rakor megkezd5dik.
Zajacz bandaja fog j6 zener6l
gondoskodni. Lesz szalonna, ku-
korica es virsli siitesi verseny S
kiilonboz6 trefas sport sz6rakoza-
sok dijjakkal. A rendez6seg arr6l
is gondoskodott, hogy a Maho-
ming Ave.-i vegallomasnal aut6k
allJanak vendegek rendelkeze-
sere. Utirany a Mahoning Ave.-i
villamos vegallomast6l iobbra a
Meridian Roadon. Akik a Steel
tonr0l mennek Westal Roadon
induljanak, az egyenesen odavisz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-29
WARREN. OHIO
sZINHAZ Es BAL

Hirt adtunk mar rola, hogy a
warreni Macy. Kuftur Otthon If
jusagi K0renek miikedveloi mi
lyen nagy buzgalommal kesziil-
mex az "Anyafold" c. nepszinmii
szinrehozatalara.
Ez az esemeny most vasarnap
fog lezajlani warreni Roman
Hallban, ahol mintegy harminc
miikedvel3 fogja tudasanak leg
javat belevinni szerepebe.
A Warren es k0rnyeki magyar
sag erGsen kesziil0dik az el0adas
megtekintesere S egeszen bizo-
nyosnak latszik, hogy a t0rekvG
ifjusagi csoport a megjelen6k
Macy szama altal is ujabb buzdi-
tast fog nyerni a tovabbi magyar
kulturalis munkara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-29
ELLOPTAK A BELGA
KIRALY EKSZEREIT

Briisszelbol jelentik: = A bel
ga kiralynak kellemetlen megle-
petesben volt resze az ostendei
strandon. A kiraly fiird6b5l jo-
vet, nagy megrok0nyodessel ALA
pitotta meg, hogy kabinjab6l ell
tiint 10000 frankot 6r6 arany6ra.
ia, arany tolt6tolla es penztarca-
ia, amelyben nehany okmany es
klsebb penz0sszeg volt. A rendor-
seq eddig meg mem akadt tolvai
nyomara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-29
SHARON, PA.
SZINIEL0ADAS
E:s TANCMULATSAG

A Munkasbetegsegelyz6 Seer
vezet sharoni osztalyanak MIXED
vel6i nagyobb szabasu szinielo-
adast rendeznek most szeptember
elsejen a 600 Spearman Avenuen
lev0 Slovak Hallban. A gyakor-
lott miikedveloket is eros pr6bara
tev6 Csardaskirayno c. operett
kerul ez alkalommal szinre elso-
rendii rendezesben es betanulas-
ban.
Az e6adast tame fogja k0vetni.
A miikedvel6 garda remeli es var
ia, hogy ujabb bemutatkozasat is
a megerdemelt erdeklodes fogja
kiserni. Jegyek helyszinen este
Z 6rat6l kezdve vasarolhat6k a le-
het6seg szerint legmeltanyosabb
arak mellett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-29
Az ARADAs PERzsIABAN

Teheranb6l jelentik - Trabiz-
ban 6riasi felhoszakadas es i6g-
ESQ volt. Az aradas ellepte az uta-
kat, 1000 hazat es t0bb falut yal6-
saggal elsoport a fold sziner6l. A
viz a vetesekben is nagy kart
okozott. Eddig 735 vizbefult EN-
ber holttestet talaltak meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-29
INIT susog
a feher akac"
A negyvenhat tagu Chicagoi Nep-
szinhaz szeptember 23-an tartja
bemutat6 el0adasat a CLANCY
High School szinpadan.

Nit susog a feher akac" Err
delyi Mihaly es Szant6 Midhaly
6riasi sikerii legujabb hazai ope-
rettje fogja megnyitni Youngs-
townban az 1929-3O-as szinhazi
evadot a CLANCY High School
nagyszerii szinpadu es nez6terii
nagy termeben szeptember 23-an,
hetf6i napon.
A szintrasulat ebben az evad-
ban meg jobb lesz mint azel6tt.
Endrey igazgat6 kilenc direkt ha
zulr6l hozatott szinesszel er6sitet-
te meg tarsulatat, amely 46 tag
boil all.
A szintarsulat ebben az euad-
ia ismet Gagyi Janos, akinel a
megnyit6 diszel6adasra jegyek
mar most rezervalhat6k. Tekintet
tel szinhaz nagy k0ltsegeire, a
jegyek ara az iden $3.50, $1.25 es
$l.OO es meg ICY is youngstown
koz0nseg sokkal alacsonyabb
helyarakat fizet mint clevelan-
di, new york;, pittsburgh ma
gyarsag, amely sokkal magasabb
helyarak mellett t0lti meg zsufo-
lasig szinhazakat.
Gagyi telefon szama 2291S. S
ajanlatos a helyek j6kori lefog-
lalasa.
Endrey Jen6 vezetese alatt al
10 "Chicagoi Nepszinhaz' tarsu-
lat oily eredmenyes munkat veg
zett a k0zelmultban az amerikai
magyar szinj teren, amely-
hez foghat6 alig akadt eddig. En-
drey Jen6 legnagyobb gondja,
hogy ezt munkat meg jobban
fokozza, szinhazat fejlessze: azert
NJ tagokkal frissitette fel rend-
XVIII modon emelte a nivot es a
keretet ,hogy minel szebb, elveze-
tesebb es miiveszetileg t0kelete
lscbb' el6adasokat nyujtson az
amerikai magyar szinhazlatogat6
skoz0nsegnek. Igen eklatans- pelda
Endrey miiveszi es erk0lcsi eel.
kitiizeseinek illusztralasara az a
teny, hogy eddigi 3s tagu tarsula-
tat 46-ra emelte fel. ,Kiilon0sen
emeli pedig a niv6t az a val6sag,
hogy neves budapest vendegmii-
vfszeket szerz6dtetett tarsulata-
hoz Endrey szinhazigazgat6
A tarsulat tagjainak teljes new
sora maya beszel minden he
lyett. Az alabbiakban lek0z0liiik
a Chicagoi Nepszinhaz tarsulat
osszes tagjainak a neveit.
Szineszn6k: Paddy Margit, San
dor Anna (Budapestr6l), Szabo
CHI (Budapestr6l, Balazs Maria.
Urmenyi Martha, Tomory Adri-
enne, Gy0ngyossy Mici, Javor Err
zsi (Budapestr6D.
Szineszek: Sarossy Mihaly (Bu
dapestr6l), Javor Antal (Buda-
pestr6D, Krist6f Ferenc CBuda-
pestroD, Nyaray Karoly (Buda-
pestr8l), Revesz Bella budapest
roD, Horvath Lajos, varga simi,
Szemere Gyula, Varady Marion,
Kormendy Arpad QBudapestrol),
Endrey Jen6.
.SegedszinesznSk es szineszek:
Elekes Gizi, Jager Elvira, Kom-
l6ssy Lilly, Zombory Juci, Fekete
Gizi, Rad6czy Margit, Sugar Iren
Hevessy Margit, Pogany Gy6rgy,
Fdredy JOSEF, Simon JOSEF,
Varga Pal, Tor0k Janos.
Zenekar: Martonfalvy Gy0rgy
harmester, Bard6cz Endre, Sebes-
tyen Gyula, Sterl Gyula, Jack
Wallace, Sam Bass, Long Ernest.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-29
A BUKARESTI RENDORSEG
TITOKZATOS ALDOZATA

Bukarestbol jelentik: A bu-
karesti rendorseg legujabb iigye
nagy izgalomban tartja az egesz
orszagot. A bukaresti rend6rseg
ugyanis nehany hettel ezelott zart
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-29
G0R0G KATHOLLKUSOK
Macy PIKNIKJE
Vasarnap lesz mulatsag az Ivan
farmon. J0vedelme egyhazi
c6lt szolg&l.

A SIT. Gy0rgy magyar G. kath.
hitkozseg el6ljar6saga 6s nepe
nagyszabasu piknikre k6sziil5dik.
Most vasarnap lesz ez a gondosan
el6heszitett mulatsag az Ivan
farmon, melyhez a White-fele
szemben lev6 farmot is kiberel-
tex, hogy elegend6 hely legyen a.
kocsik leparkolasara is.
A t4nchoz ujonnan k@szitettek
padl6zatot, mely nemcsak is 81
ma, hanem j6 Macy is. SzAmita-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-26
Meals for Those Past Middle Age
BY LYDIA LIE BARON WALKER.

| older people are fish, chicken, broths
from meats and stews (oyster stew is
especially good, also escalloped meats
and rice, with minimum quantity Of
roastS, such as pork and beef. The
pork is especially to be avoided. Beef is
to be eaten sparingly by those who are
subject to rheumatism or high blood
pressure.
The succulent vegetables. such as let
! tuce, spinach and celery (the last men,
toned cooked, are apt to be among
those most beneficial. Squash is good
and the green vegetables when obtain
able fresh. Apple sauce is palatable
and easily prepared relish. enjoyed by
most older people, partly because of the
little amount of maSticating which 1t
requires. These dishes are splendid Tor
all in the family
Blanc mango, Bavarian cream, junket
and gelatines are desserts welcomed by
mature appetites by reason of their
delicious qualities combined with their
digestible ones. For fruits, oranges
especially in juice form, baked apples,
dates, figs, raisins and pruneS are among
those advised.
Eggnogs are enjoyed by the older
members of household between meals.
Milk and crackers are good in mid
morning as a sort Of lunch. Whole
wheat -four is preferable to white in
bread. Milk toast, soft-boiled eggs and
cereals are the expedientS Of those in
clined to invalidism and the very old.
An agreeable feature of catering to
old people is that many of the same
dishes most recommended for youngsters
are those which are also suited to them.
Thus can the homemaker who is be-
tween two generations consider both the
children and the older folks in her
culinary plans.
(Copyright, 1920
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-26
BRIDCETALkS
NJ MRS. JOHN MUNcs. JR.

Continuing initial bidding. tlsexs are
many hands that present the problem
of choice in bidding either of two
suits. In other words, hands conta!n-
ing two suits, both strong enough to
bid one on initially. These hands are
known as two-suiters and contain two
suits of five or more cards each. The
following hand illustrates this. Dealer
holds
Spades: Ace, queen, jack, 8 spot and
6 spot.
sHearts: Ace, king, 10 spot, spot and
spot.
Diamonds: None.
Clubs: Ace, spot and 3 spot.
1t is not unusual for the dealer or
second hand to have two suits of the
same length. and approximately the
same strength, but it would be very
unusual if his partner should have the
same number of cards in each suit.
Therefore. it is desirable to know which
suit he prefers.
1t is customary to bid the higher
valued suit first, and If there is an in
tervening bid, then bid the loWer-valued
suit, thereby saying to your partner.
Il have two five-oard Suits please raise
the suit you can best help me in"
When there have been three passes.
bidder loses his opportunity OF bidding
the second suit.
The reason for bidding the higher
valued suit first is that there may be
three passes, which happens about
once in twenty times. and had you men
toned the lower valued suit first 1t
would have had to stand, and your
chance of going game would not be as
great as had you bid the higher-valued
suit first
The proper bidding of the two-suit
hands generally produces game for the
bidders, and this type of hand Is con-
sidered to be very strong hand among
expert players With two-Suiter hand
never bid more than one initially. Con-
slider your partner and give him a
chance to choose between the two suits,
selecting the one he can best help you
in. The following illustration makes
clear the advantage of your partners
selecting the suit which he can best
support. Dealer holds:
Spades: King, queen, 10 spot. spot
and spot.
and spot.
This is, of course, what is known as
major two-suiter. Dealer bids first
the spades, and with an intervening bid
would bid the hearts. His partner
holds:
Spades: Nine spot and spot.
Hearts: Nine spot, spot and spot.
With three hearts and only two
two spades, the partner would prefer
hearts. and it makes very little differ
ence to bidder, so far as his own hand
is concerned, which suit he plays, but
having three trumps in dummy instead
of two may mean his game. Therefore,
1t is very important that the partner
show the suit in which he is stronger
In bidding hands of two flve-card
suits, when you have tops in the lower
valued suit, bid that suit first, although
you may have greater length in the
higher valued. The reason for doing
this Is that If the contract be obtained
by the adversaries the first lead of your
partner would be to the first suit you
had bid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-26

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ARE AMONG THE DESSERTS
WHOLESOME FOR OLDER PEOPLE
IN THE HOUSEHOLD.
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sideration as to diet.
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desserts as in the period of youth.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-26

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