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THE KINGSTON DAJ.LV KRKtiAIAN'. THURSDAY J)ROKMBKK 24, 1931. OFFICE Christmas Again we approach what ought to be the happiest season of tho Uhristmas -1'uw it has always thrilled u.s childhood! Hut how about those who have not been so fortunate this year? Let us spend' our Christmas this year In the'most unselfish way that have ever done. If you do not, personally, know some a i with share a happy Christmas, make inquiry among your friends and they will give you the name of some worthy one. There are many really needy families In and about Klngs- ton.

This has been a hard year witu the poor. In spreading Joy amongst i unfortunate, you aro also sprcad- Ing joy in your own heart. To All the Headers of This Colu When you have summed up good -wishes expressed by your friends' In their greetings to you fit this Christmas season, just remcinbur our wish is a every one of their wishes will come true. just the holly, not just the pine Xor flaming of candles, makes Clirlst- mas so fine But spirit of Friendship, that reaches afar, To wish Merry Christmas, wherever you-are. Krcepllon to tho Hulo i 'twas the night before Christmas, and all through tho house not a creature was stirring, with the exception i Father, who wants to know a happened to the Christmas tree stand 1 when he put It away laat year-- Mother, -who is trying to answer the telephone and father at the same time-! Norman, aged 3, who is calling I from the crib and wishing to bo In- formed If a noise he hears is Santa Claus-An Expressman, ngcd 160 by the way ho feels, who IB delivering a rocking horse at the aide door-i A Agnes, who has just droppei I library lable drawer seeking pencil to sign the Grandma, who can't remembe what she illrt with Bedtlm Stories she bought for Norman' i stockings and who wanders abou i Lady Macbeth- AnnabL'lle.

aged 3 who skips end lessly and wants to know If they i can't unpack the new phonograph to night instead of tomorrow ao she can ask some of. tho boys In to dance while father trims the tree-: A Delivery Alan, who sounds Ilk 1 a troop of in the ves I tibule and who In with difficulty co that he has. the wrong house Nora, the maid, who has jus dropped a plato In tho kitchen-'. aged 14. who blown fuse while i i the lights I for tbo Christmas treo and throws the whole house In darknesH- Radio I.oiul Speaker, which an noiincen "Christmas Carol', God.

Res You Jlorry Let You Dismay," broadcast from Stall' The Season's Wishes Just around corner From Christmas week, Comes the New Year, i Trying to peek I Christmas packages a i find A now sort of wish In a Christmas rhyme. 1'et a better greeting Than wo are wishing you Than ye Olrto Time Morrle Xmas And Happy Now Year, too! An owl may not be so wise, hut at least he knows enough not to go Inm- I berlng about, when ho can't KM he's going. He's canny sit hack and keep i A i eating fresh onions, beware of say- Ing a that grape bricks are Illegal, we suppose a man can be arrested for possessing a hod I you are a a or Belling a i hero la a tip: Take only fair profit. The slogan "all traffic will boar- Is as dead as the man who can really learn can also forget. In fact, one of tho things that such man learns is that he must long as woman exists on i swoet earth there will be two i a problems in her life-men and permanent Ueware of a woman who will (ell her honest nge she'll tell a i cheapest commodity hi this world Is advice.

That's why so a people give it away. GAS BUGGIES-Such it Crititudt. OH! OH! OH IT LOOMS UP'. BUT IP YOU'RE GOING "TO HAVE A TREE HAVE ONE FOLKS'LL NOTICE I HEAR AMY COMING- I'LL SKIP THE NEXT ROOM AND 'OU LOOK -IE MESS 5 AND 1 LIKE SLAVE CLEAN IT THE TREES BIGGER THAN I THOUGHT. BUT I'LL SOON FIX THAT.

FURNITURE ONE SIDE ROOM GAS BUGGIES--Gratitude. THIS IS NO TIME FOR ANY LOMS-WINDED SPEECH -MAK6 IT. ON BBHALF OF MY ESTEEMED I A FELLOW CITIZENS OF UTOPIA I DESIR.E TO QUIT PUSHING ME I'M NOT READY! AHEM HAR-RR-UMF-. DAILY RADIO PROGRAM DAILY RADIO PROGRAM -The Moss Feature Syndicate, Greens- boro, N. and Washington, IX C.

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M. unless Indicated. Program! unO lUtlon Ilati subject to Recent News Of Woodstock The through the sky i --the skipper yells, "Ahoy! prhere's. Santa right ahead of us! Oh Oh boy! Oh Saiita smiles merry smile and pulls Ills deer In check Dec! 24--Christina; tho art colony seems to a 'time when both the artists ant writers are 1elng. heralded as enter Miners of the a i this there aro many.

-that the loca colonists have been busy preparing the things of i and paint for holiday consumption. Among the writers, there Is iVorman T. Hoggs, whoso book, "The Christian "Saga," was recently published by the Macuiillan Company. This work is In two volumes, and according to I'. W.

Wilson, writing in the Times Book Review, Hoggs has achieved not an outline, but an essay, and throughout Ills orderly chapters, ho is seeking to establish wiiat ho calls a conclusion." The work covers nineteen-centuries of tliu history of Chrisiian.Hy. In the same book review, we find an article by I'oultncy Itlgclow, who reviews a biography of Mosos i his pithy and succinct style. Mr. IJIgcloiv, who lives at Maiden, Is associated with the local group through friendships. Another holiday buijk, which has been mentioned In nuotlier column, is Paull Johnston's "Thar Sho Blows." Ther is the Petersham book, "The Chris Child," which will bo reviewed a another.

a early date. For tlili book, and their delightful pictures tho Petershams, and visited Palestine 'last year, according to the announcement of their pub lishors. Among artists, we iind tlia Frederick Kniglit Woodstock was singled put last week for election to "An American Group," in Itfbw York city. Galleries, which the College Art Association has assembled an -exhibit of "Portraits of Young People," we llnd the follow- ng Woodstock artists represented; Bacon, John Carroll, Ernest ''lone, Bradley Toiulln. Richard Laliey, Y.

Kuniyoshl, and Leon Krall. At the Downtown Unllery, where Jhrlstmas week sees the exhibition vhich has been offered under the Hie of "American Ancestors," wo lnd Judsolr Anno. Goldth- valto, Alexander Brook, and others the local group, represented with ecent of their work. More sensational, nlt'nough not ecessarily more important, Is the re- ently opened gallery at 116 Greenvich avenue under the sponsorship the "Greenwich Village Weekly Jews." Hero are to be seen widely arled works, and here one finds, that whoso paintings at V.oodstock were once exhibited In a (Bu The Associated Prett) 454.3--WEAF-NBC--660 Mountaineers-- WEAJf And Company--Als WTJC WTAG WJAR WFI WR A A I WIB WIOU De Announced--Also WTI WJAR WFI WCSH WCAI Laws That Safeguard All WTIC WTAG WJAK WCSH WF WBEN WSAI Joy--Also WTIC WTAf WEEI WJAR WCSH WFI WFBI WGY WBEN WCAE WTA1 I WSAI WRVA WIS WWNI 'WJAX WIOD WFLA Goldbergs WTIC WC' WBEN WCAK WTAM WWJ WSAl and d. Rose--Only WIOD BiOO--Concert! Program--Also WTIC WJAR WCSH WFI WFBKr WRC WBEN WCA15 WWJ CKOW WWNC In Education--Also WTIO WTAO WEEI A WCSH WF 'WKBR WRC WGY WBEN WCAI" WWJ WKA1 WKVA WWNC WIS WJAX WIOD WFLA Pryor's Orcli.

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SI1EPARD Deceitiny Partner Proves Cotlly Unless employed as a last resort never deceive your partner. Th hand shown illustrates hfn expensive a careless error maj prove, especially when normal plaj would have insured a comfortabl penalty from the declarer, as wel as avoidinr handing him a doublei contract when he is vulnerable. 1 0 8 3 2 Q3 A 6 3 3 10975' A A I 0 9 6 5 4 2 6 5 4 A 7 3 A 9 7 8 6 2 1062 (none) Z's opening bid of 1-Spade was neither good nor bad; his rebid- ding values justified the declaration. A passed. Of course felt obliged to attempt a take-out of 2-Diamond8.

passed. jumped to 3-Spades, and when repeated his warning of shortness in spades, by bidding 4-Diamdnds, bid 4- Spades. Both sides were vulnerable, and made a free double (this term ia employed when a con; tract for game is doubled, because fulfillment of a game contract in; sures a game score, whether or not the contract is doubled). A's opening lead was the 8 of clubs. In turn the players covered with Y's B's and the declarer's Ace.

Z's return lead nf the 4 of clubs seemed to an in- dication that the declarer held another club, and that he intended ruffing a later lead of that suit with dummy's lone 8 of spades. won the trick and he would at once Jiave led a trump had not his him through the nian- ner in which he played his clubi.i It is a cardinal principle that when! a player leads the top of a shorti suit, he shall afterwards play of that suit in regular order. Hav-' ing led his 8, on the next trick should have played his cards in descending sequence, causing his to fall on the second round. AV partner would have noted that the: 2 was missing, and he would have: credited A with that card. When! A led the 8, then played the 2 on the.

next round he definitely that held no card between thj 8 and the 2. Of course should have UVfn out dummy's sole trump, but he feared that doing 10 would enable the declarer to win the trump I trick, enter dummy with a lone I diamond, then discard his losing club upon one of Y's top diamonds. Thinking that held the missing ing clubs, of clubs, and that A could trump higher than thought that he was doing the proper thing eading back a winning club for his. mrtner to trump. Of course, the declarer discarded a losing heart ind dummy trumped; then'Z discarded three losing hearts upon lummy's A-K-Q of diamonds, sav- ng three tricks on the play of the hand, aside from the heart already discarded upon B's mistaken club ead.

The declarer wound up with loss of one club trick and two rump tricks, fulling his doubled ontract of 4-Spades--240 poinU jelow the line, and 100 points for ulfillmeht of a doubled contract, vulnerable. The rubber bonus of 00 points gave a total score of '40 points on the hand. The con- ract should have been defeated three tricks, -costing a penalty 1,000 points. The nror of 'its. The Xmai iarn loft behind "The Nook," rim roused considerable ha ntered the arena ot Greenwich Vll age 'with more of his extrayagan (inceptions In paint.

Caroline Speare Rohland, of Bears ille, has-been having an Philadelphia, at the Warwick Ga'l ery. Her work there Is all'-in the astel medium, and includes er- well-known egro and southern Mrs. Rqlv ind shows one landscape" there-taket Kingston, anil Another pleasant Item of. news wSi le word which was by Florence Ballln, Cramer, "whose ainting, "Bouquet," w'as on 'exhlbf- on at the Carnegie International nd has been sold. Oriiin of Aodronlcut of Cyrrliui, of ibout 100 tower of winds; a rtton on turiisd around: wind.

From this MlTsiJ the custom of placet weather ocks en staples. According to some nthorltlM, the cock was used In order i remind the clergy of watchfulness, he thought derived from tht crowing when Peter denied requires a lot of the give-in to allow your partner to play the combined hands when you have a like Y's. A A I 0 9 7 7 3 A 2 St. lierhy, Dec; regular ladies' Auxiliary of the 'Fire' Department was lield on Monday night and to the surprise of the out to be a. -Ohrlstraa's.

party'. The hall was decorated for- occasion with a lighted tree and all. and dainty re- freshments'were by Mrs P. Sr. the president, and assisted by P.

Fischer, Jr. Tii'cso meetings' arc well attended jy. those, who'belong to this branch a cojnp'a'nVi and needless to say the aiixrtiary, 'has been a great lelp to tlie' (fremeri. already in needed articles for the year la'dles gave a mln- RIfton Hall, from r.ealizeil' a nice sum of money and they are planning to glye another; play -some time In the near, future, judging from their enutaUon.already established as Biitertalnere, tho community can ook forward with pleasure for this omlng MiipI.ceJ SpnJ If some men spetded as fast the as they do trying to get thert more work would.be accomplished Florida Times-Union. 5 3 A 5 A 1 0 5 4 A 10962 renuine demand bid is very but a hand worth the semi- demand bid of two is quite common.

Fwlini; that he held the type of hand, made an open- lint bid. of only to 'which his partner responded with 2-Spades. To show his great lenfth of suit replied with 3- Disunonds, bat when Y'Vbid 3- Spsjdes, 2 had to shift to 4-Heartsi A little deliberation caused to jump to 7-Hearts. Jt required both 1 and luck" to fulfill that contract, as'Z soon dis- eovjred. The opening Itad was the of i'T ctic a certainty held missinr so Y's Act was played.

After that the declarer studied the holdings of dummy smd himntlf. Six, dimraonds between the two meant at best an adverse flmsion ot the remainder of the t' 3 lnd ult "kely.of 5-2. It looked improbable'that Z's dia- 8 ilT st dummy's long suft offered of about 2 to i oppon- tht sue 4-2, instead of 3- 3. He never could establish ipadel if they were held 4-2, unless hi risked a finesse; it would be impossible to trump off three spades and gain entry to dummy often enough to run off the balance ef the established suit. Old Kriss Kringte mi" with him when decided to play for the finesse.

A small heart was led from dummy; Z's 10 won the trick. Upon two top diamonds dnm- i my's- two losing clnbs were dis-; carded. next led his spade, took a finesse of and won the trick. Upon the Ace wai discarded Z's last club. Next dummy's lowest spade was led, and trumped with Z's K.

Tht return lead was a low diamond, which was trumped by Y. Spades cleared by leading the 10, and trumping with the declarer's Ace. The 6 hearts was led and OTertaksn by J. AM that was now needed; to fulfill the grand slam contract was for of hearts be led, and to claim the balance of the hand good, with all adverse trumps out, and spades aJl winners. I A'f ore tomorrow see if can fulfill his contract 6-Diamimdi doubled, on the hand shown below, with an opening lead of the of spades.

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