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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-27

men and spread terror throughout his
home community. surrendered to ON
GERS yesterday without q show 81 vto-
lence
Nollie Robinson and n L. Scott, Fed
erai prohibition agents. took the &C.
year-old slayer into custody at hts home.
in the Bethear Church section Of Aiken
County 90 miles from here. They we're
aided by Johnny Harmon Of Bath.
mill worker.
The Bethcar district had been In tur-
mol since Sunday. when Jackson, with
a pistol and shotgun shnt 10 death two
uncles. an aunt and three cousins. As
news of his surrender spread upward OF
400 citizens. armed with pistols and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-27

Trafsc rolled uninterrupted over the
Dalrant- Denison Free Bridge. while
owners Of the parallel toll span fretted
AZ the delay In hearing Of their petition
free bridge
National 0aardsmen. called out BE-
fore dawn yesterday bv Gov W RI
Murray Just IN case something popp r.
At Musko9ee, where Judge John c. Pol
lock WIS 70 hear the injunction petition
Of the Red River Bridge Co. withdrew
last night. Judge Pollock. due 70 a
mix-up in dates. did net appear He
tentatively set the hearing for next
Monday IN Kansas City. Kans.
1he Governor appeared briefly at the
river side. said the free bridge would
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-27
GOTHAM CANISTER SLAIN
Robert Benson. Reputed Pal Of
Higgins. shot leaving Restaurant.

NEW YORK. October Al lPD.-Robevt
Benson. said by police 10 have been an
associate OF Charles "Yannie'' Higgins
Brooklyn beer mobSter, was shot and
killed last night as he left an italian
restaurant. where he had dined with
Ave companions.
Police said the shooting followed upon
an argument among the men.
Benson was tried in August, 1928. for
the staying of Samuel Orland of Brook
lyn and was freed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-27

shokguns and stiekA rushed - tie
jackson home.
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OF the crowd reached the home the Of
f1cers hurried the prisoner 70 an auto
mobile and brought him TO the State
PenltentiAxy.
Surviving relatives said jackson. APP
parently breeding over separation from
his wife. the death Of his aged father
two years ago and an automobile acct
dent IN which his ear struck and killed
q man q few years ago, had been act
ing queer at ttmeK@
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-27
Gas Sales Show Gain.

CHICAGO, October 27 aF1.-Septera-
Der gas sales OF the Southern Cities
Public Service Co, 4 subsidiary Of the
Central Public Service Corporation,
show an increase of ABS per cent over
September, 1881 Gains we're principally
due to increased industrial use OF nat
ural gas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-27

remain open and that the guard would
be withdrawn fer the time being. He
wouldn't say whether the scacisFs would
be back at the bridge next Mcnoay.
He has commended the Federal courts
cannot eniotn a Sovereign state, Is
Governor ov his military arm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-27
SLAYER OF SIX KIN
GIVES UP TO OFFICERS
Farmer Who Terrorized Aiken
County Town Surrenders
TO Dry Agents.

BY the Associated Press.
COLUMBIA. S. c.. October 1T
George Jackson. Aiken County farmer,
who in a 1T Of fury slew six of his kins-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-27

A railway connecting San jose and
0nanaeasts, Costa .Hica. b being pro
NOTED
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-09
Quota Clubs at
 The Hotel Elton
Mayor Hayes Congress- man GOss and Others
 Among Speakers

The annual New England inter- city party of the Quota clubs of the New England states and Pennsyl- vania and New York was held at the Elton Saturday evening. The attendance exceeded 150 and the speakers were International Pres ident Miss Catherine Olney of Worcester, Congressman E. w. Goss, Mayor Frank Hayes. Miss Bertha Goldwafte of Boston, inter- national director and others.
 A program of music, dancing and specialties was enjoyed by the vis- iting Quota club members. The Women's String Ensemble. under the direction of Mrs May Birt. furnished the musical program during the dinner.
 Delegates were present from Boston, Pittsburg, New Bedford. Worcester, Allentown, Penn, Nort- hampton, Providence. New York city and Newcastle, Penn. Con- necticut clubs included: Water bury, Hartford, New Haven, Nor walk, New Britain, Bridgeport.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-09

Here and there. Mass. State and Springfield college the grid Springfield Saturday Local fans who caught the game Bud Davis Flo Guason Mir and Mrs Charley Leader Mir and Mrs Miles Dur MT and Mrs Charley Vete MT and Mrs Frank Haok Mir and Mrs Herb Smith, Mir and Mrs Art Purinton, Carl Berger Cayt Brown and Frank Smith Ed Callahan dunkng doughnuts the Wal the other night while Henry Lynch chopped tickets the cashiers cage Johnny Di Copo back the craft after sunfowerng about week. Johnny leaves January st for the palace where he'll be assistant city clerk Doc OLeary is looking fine and tells he feels pretty good The doc under ser operation but apparently has reganed his old time vgor He may heard from in the congressional although derstand Lehed county candidate promises make strong bid for the nomination.. Don't shave the eompanys
 m An employe of local factory caught the act and discharged He rehed later but transferred to another job Close shave all around eh?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-09
SOCIAL
Choral Club Planned By Business And
 Professional Club

Miss Fannie Mccormick has again resumed active work in the formation of a Choral club at the
 Business and Professional Women's club and is conducting rehearsals on Tuesday evenings of this month.
 The organization had large club chorus two years ago but due to a serious injury which Miss Me- Cormick sustained the club was not in progress last year. The re-or- ginization of such a club is of great interest to the members of the club who enjoyed the concert given two years ago and also the entertain ment furnished by the group at the annual club banquet.
 Following the activities of the club, a lecture, the second of a ser
 ies of four, will be given by Pro- lessor Jack Crawford on modern literature and drama on Thursday evening. On Friday evening a meeting of the cabinet members will be called. Another of the parliamentary law lectures will be given on Tuesday, November 17th with Mrs James Cheesman as speaker.
 Breezy Point" Is the title of the play which will be presented for the club members by Miss Cora Crompton and the members of the social committee at the social meeting of the club this month. Miss Crompton is assisted by Mrs Emelie Teller, Miss Helen Webb. Miss Hazel Shafer, Miss Agnes Gemmill, Miss Margaret Boden, Miss Thalia Carver, Miss Bernice Harper, Miss Ruth Tanning and Mrs Katherine Williams.
 A Thanksgiving tea is being planned for Sunday, November 22d at the club rooms. A dinner was given on Wednesday evening for the members of the cast of Who's Boss"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-09

ton not headed by high honor. Assists should never be made on inadequate support unless 1t be an original bid of four or five or unless the opening bidder rebids his suit, thereby showing strong suit, and one of at least five cards.
 By neutral support Is meant:
 AK, Xxx, Q-J, XXX Assists should not be made on neutral support unless the hand Is without a biddable major suit, has no strong four card minor suit, and a no-trump bid is obviously danger ous and yet the hand has enough strength to justify a raise. Then and then only may you assist your partner with just one raise. By adequate support is meant:
 A-xx, XXX, Q-xx, or x-x-x-x Holding adequate support. you may give the full extent of your a better bid in the hand.
 EXAMPLE NO. i
 Original Bidder Partner list round-2 hearts May pass
 EXAMPLE, NO. 2
 Original Bidder
 1st rOund-2 diamonds
 End dOund--must bid again He may rebid his own suit; assist his partner; or take out in another declaration.
 This bid is one of the most ad- vantageous in contract.
 Partner
 If partner makes any bid what cver-nOt obligated to bid further.
 CONTEST
 No. 2. The bridge term to be de- fined both seriously and humor- ously to-day is QUICK TRICK.
 Conditions of the Contest 1. State the term you are defin- ing and then mark your actual, or serious definition (a) and your hu- morous definition ,(bl.
 g.. Send in your definition not later than five days after the term has appeared to:
 Contest Editor
 Bridge Headquarters, Inc,
 285 Madison Ave,
 New York, N. Y.
 8. You may take your serious definition from the book "The off, cial System" or from any other bridge work. or originate 1t, but 1t must be accurate.
 4. For the best combination of an- swers on each definition, there will be given as prize, one each day, copy of 'The Official System of Contract Bridge.
 To-day's bridge term, No 1. Is BLANK SUIT. How would you de- fine 1t?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-09
THOSE LEOPARD SKINS
The leopard cannot change its spots, Why should he be the goat? For if the leopard had no spots,
 Gals wouldn't want it's coat.
Good evening.

Believe it. The other night I told you about Bill Wolfe Woodburys famed tonoriast. Bill cards bearing these eleven commandments of his than Moses given the Here they be- l. Thou shalt talk about any other barber before 2 Thou shalt shave thy self neither shalt thou let thy wife thy hair 3 Thou shalt handle my tools neither shalt thou sit in my barber chair unless thou work done A. Thou shalt chew tobacco and spit upon my my floor Thou shalt loaf my shop Saturdays G. Thou shalt shaved and tell charge it, for verify say thee will not 7 Thou shalt kick my work S. And when the shop crowded thou shalt say Go hit that few cks your boot leg lest sme thee. g. Thou shalt go weeks without shaving lest charge thee double price, TO- Thou shalt hair tonies shop thy dandruf H. And when thou need of having barber work done thou shalt immediately wend thy the barber shop of William H. Wolfe, Main Woodbury You win Bill. take my off the shaving cup.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-09
For Deep Coughs
 You Need the Safest Help

Creomulsion is not the cheapest help for coughs or colds. It is made to do tho utmost whatever tho con. dition. It combines in one prescrip. ton seven of the worlds best helps.
 It is made in particular for coughs and colds which hang on. There is where ono dare not risk help of lesser value. But is 1t wise in any cough to trust q less effective help?
 Creosote is in 1t, blended, emulsi- fled and tasty. In an ideal way 1t presents the supreme help for soothing membranes and combating cold germs.
 Buf there arc also white pine tar, wild cherry bark, menfhol, ipecac. etc. Each is best for some coughs. Here we combine all major helps to fight
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-09
Lady McAlpine Lodge
 Daughters of Scotia

The following officers of Lady McAlpine lodge, Daughters of Scotia, were installed at a recent meeting held in Hibernian hall: Chief daughter. Mrs. Catherine Williams; trustee for three years. Mrs. Clara Sutherland; past chief daughter, Mrs. Nellie Bell; sub chief daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Hallihan; chaplain, Mrs. Alice Nutbrown: secretary, Miss Ethel Wilson: financial secretary. Mrs. Elizabeth MacIntosh; treasurer, Mrs. Jessie Galbraith: conductor. Mrs. Elizabeth Boyd; assistant con- ductor, Mrs. Mary McAvoy: inside guard, Mrs. Emma Robertson: out side guard, Mrs. Agnes Porter; and pianist, Miss Janet Dowie.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-09

the bidding open, in fact much harm is apt to result.
 There are two types of assists:
 1. A single assist
 ?. A jump assist and there are two types of take outs:
 i. Minimum take.outs 2. Strength showing no trump
 take-Outs and game-dcmand
 suit take-outs.
 Two elements in an assist. An assist is made up of two ele- ments:
 1. Support for partners suit
 2. Probable.trick support and one Is just as essential as the other and the correct assist must com bine both.
 There is nothing difficult in the appraisal of a supporting hand, yet many players seem to ind 1t so; Someone, 1t would seem, has told them that the counting of tricks in assisting hand Is difficult and they have believed 1t,
 Appraising tricks in the support ing hand consists merely of count ing tricks in the bid suit, high-card are covered in simple tables which we will shortly discuss but, before going into valuation, let us see just what constitutes support for the bid suit.
 SUPPORT FOR THE BID SUIT
 When your partner has opened with a suit, if 1t is possible for you to assist (raise that suit) 1t is sometimes the most desirable ulti- mate bid for the hand.
 First, let us clearly establish the fact that there has never been the slightest difference of opinion among expert players regarding the question of such support. Ex- perts unite in emphasizing that there must be some strength in the assisting hand to justify Q raise and, lacking support for the bid suit, the assisting hand must con- vey this important information to the original bidder either by pass ing or taking out in another suit or no-trump, as the circumstances warrant. Certain writers. however. have complicated the subject by laying down hard and fast rules in their books and then explain ing on the platform that these rules are subject to exceptions. Let us clear this matter up once and for all.
 There are three kinds of support for the bid suit:
 i. Inadequate support
 ?. Neutral support
 3. Adequate support
 By inadequate support is meant: A void or a singleton, or a double
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-09

Squeaks from the town pump. Jimmy Calvin IS the Flo Zegd of the Democrat Fol and let be said the nal fame of Jim that he doing good ob All he needs a megaphone and ticket Hwood Two banners due for East Main One will herald Uncle Toms Cabin. and the other the Democrat Frolie Attorney Fred Daueh caught YaleSt John game bowl Satur day. Court Messenger George Wiley still the hospital
 Jack Freney expects the Yale Harvard battle
 Reymonds es basketball will black bands for thirty days memory of Billy Darlington who played with them last Fred Bowling of New York caught the fights here Fred enjoys battle of fstieufs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-09

Editor Tall Tower Topics My little brother has three 1923 pennies and trying the address of the place where they be wonder you could give him the address He think you writing this for him. Perhaps that just for Los Angeles peop What do you think? If you did know the address suppose you'd print it, wouldn't you? Regardless. this young think you tell him. Hope you lve of lot of questions Thanks anywayM C.. Watervie street. T m Chamber Commerce Los An- ges thy be glad furnish the of collectors there who making the ofer-The Ed)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-09

coughs to tho limit from the start.
 Because of this expensive combi. nation. Creomulsion costs little moro than lesser helps, but your druggist guarantees 1t. He returns your money if you ask for it..
 A three-day cough is . danger zig. nal. There you must use Creomulsion to be sure. But is it wise to trust any cough to lesser help when tho utmost is at your command? You never know where q cough may lead. Treat it with the best men know.
 Now two sizes 60c--Sl.2s. CREOMULSKON fer DfffSesIt Csss0lLs
 and C0EsEs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-09
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Moppng up. Thanks to Jim and Gus for their little fanfare attending the opening of their efeshmen emporium I'll drop day for the free lunch donation of tin foil from Catherine Ryan Wby high school sa Thanks young lady, very kind of you, appreciate the contribution The studios company closed about ago. To K C.. You smile Did you the diplomatic plo- matic? Ted president E. A. A. I've forwarded your Miss Smith the State Thanks for your in this column.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-09
Wallace Beery has two air

corner for movie fans. Wallace Beery has air. planes and considered clever enough the stick get eommer- e pots license in he decides to quit the movies Minna Gomb who played third lead with Linda Watkins in Sob Sister the Palace made talkie in the Bristol studios about year ago beautiful flop Local newspapermen Mnn that time. The screen fatters her. Dropped vaudeville show the Strand during the week. En- oyed it. Nothing like three day keep the uppty up
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-09
LESSON NUMBER 2

LESSON NUMBER Response to Opening Bids Of One This is a most important lesson because contract bidding is part nership bidding with the responsi- bility of a successful issue resting with the opening bidders partner to carry on intelligently and con- structively.
 Partners response are made in three ways:
 (a) He can pass
 (b) He can assist
 (c) He can take out
 To assist means to raise the par ticular suit which your partner has bid. To take out means to bid an other suit or no-trump.
 The partner of the opening bid der, when holding certain fixed minimums, is required to keep the first round of the bidding open, either with an assist or take-out, in the hope that the partner may fit their 26 cards together at a final successful game or slam dec laration. Holding less than cer- tain prescribed minimum, game IS a remote possibility and under such circumstances no good pur- pose may be served by keeping
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-09
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Editor Tall Tower Topics l just got back from New York Things picking down there and much better spirit found the Orders being placed and the auto manufacturers look for the best show since 1928 know will be glad hear this Chsty-J F. M (Thanks for the in formation. I'm we're all glad know that business seems awakening after its long sleep-The Ed.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-09

Chrsy Why Chisy how could you be call Harlow pumed fried egg plant Mo- I'm going to take you ride In fact enjoyed your criticism. She gives pain both big I'm glad m the only who thinks Jean isn Too bad you wasn't judge that night you of the back seats-E. w. J.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-09

MT and Mrs Alfred Demers of Willow street announce the coming
 marriage of the ir laughter Isalebba
 Ruth to Edward Taylor, son of MT and Mrs H. Benjamin Taylor of
 New York. The wedding will take place in New York in December.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-09

Lieutenant Bill Pollard will be qualified for honorary mem- bershp in Dame Rambers Bill within the few weeks gone Maine Baltimore and Buffalo for u sitve justice Only ansconinental hop needed to make Bill eligible the AlAmecan squad short cheer for Bill
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-09
Bridge Tournament Of Interest To
 Local Players

The winners of the Friday ses- sion of the Hotel Elton bridge tournament which is corducted by MT. and Mrs. sherman Smith have been announced as follows: East and West, Mrs. L. s. Martino, Mrs. Bart Collins, Mrs. D. J. Mcdonald and Mrs. William J. Dunphy. North and South, Mrs. w. H. Norton, Mrs. c. s. Stillwagon and Mrs. Goodwin and Mrs. Andrew of Naugatuck.
 The Friday evening mixed tour nament held its opening session on Friday. Prizes of pewter cocktail cups were awarded to the winners who included: Patrick Healey and Mir. and Mrs. Theodore Bauck.
 This evening the second session of the mems division will be in progress. All men who are inter- ested are invited to attend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-09

Mir and Mrs Armand Marchand and son Armand Jr, of Bennington. Vt, spent the weekend with MT and Mrs Wiifred Despins of South Elm street.
 Mrs Edmore Daunay of Wood- land avenue has returned after spending six weeks visiting In Georgin. Florida and Cuba.
The border vidette., 1931-10-10
SUMMONS

In the Superior Court Of Santa
Cruz county, State OF Arizona.
Dorothy Titcomb Trippel, Plain
tiff. vs. Alfred A Trippel. Defend
ant.
Action brought in the Superior
Court OF Santa Cruz county, State
of Arizona, and the complaint filed
in the said county of Santa Cruz,
in the office of the Clerk OF the said
Superior Court.
In the name of the State of Art
zona to Alfred A. Trippel, Defend
ant, greeting:
You are hereby summoned and
required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above
named plaintiff in the Superior
Court OF Santa Oruz county, State
of Arizona, and answer tho com.
plant therein filed with the clerk
of this said court, at Nogales,
Arizona, in said county, within
twenty days after the service upon
you of this summons, il served in
this said county. or in all other
cases within thirty days thereafter,
the times above mentioned being
exclusive of the day Of service, or
judgment by default will be taken
against you.
Given under my hand and the
seal Of the Superior Court of Santa
Cruz county, State OF Arizona, this
3Oth day of September, A. D. 1881.
Seal. RoBT. E. LEE,
Clerk OF the said Superior Court
The border vidette., 1931-10-10
DWIGHT MORROW DIES N SLEEP

United States Senator Dwight
w. Morrow of New Jersey, who
became we'll acquainted with
many Nogsles people when be
passed through here some sew.
eral months ago soon after be
relinquished the post of Ameri
can Am bassador to Mexico, died
ia bis sleep at his home in En-
glewood, New Jersey, Monday.
Death was due to q cerebral
hemorrhage.
Senator Morrow, beloved by
Americans and Mexicans, was
She father-in-law of Col. Charles
Lindbergh. first aviator to span
the Atlantic ocean, who With his
wife now is in China.
The funeral of the distinguish.
ed American, who was So years
old, was held Wednesday at En-.
glewood. His untimely passing
is regretted by people of all IA
tions, especially America and
Mexico.
Among those attending the
funeral we're twenty five United
State senator's. They we're
Senators Kean. Moses, Watson,
Robinson, Borah, Fletcher,
Ashurst, Pittman, Sheppard
Walsh of Montana. Harris. Hsr
risou, Glass. Reed, Copeland,
Fess, Frazier. Bingham, Schall
Walsh of Massachusetts, Tyd.
logs, Wagner, Hastings, Colds.
borough and Walcott.
Representative Tilson of Con.
necticut headed the delegation
The border vidette., 1931-10-10
from the house.

from the house.
Other delegations include the
New Jersey legislature, the
board of trustees of Amherst
college, the New Jersey State
Board of Institution and Agen
cies. members of the firm of j.
P. Morgan & Company, of With
Mr.. Morrow was once partner;
the Amherst college class of 18
95. the American Legion and
Veterans of Foreign Wars.