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DAILY CROSS WORD PUZZLE !p t —♦ t T r j ? 7 ” “ pMBj - ■MMHBAMi 2S 2.3 “ If” p u -i ®——l——l——I——U ACROSS I— Mother church of a diocese 9—Rabbit 10— Employ 11— Law term 12— A Vedic deity 14— Particle 16— The odic force of electricity IT —'Those who condemn 20—Dancer’s cymbals 21—Having be come small 26 Smell 27 A British noble 28— Faucet 30— Suffix to form verbal nouns 31— Flat table-; land 32 Tumult 34—Small alpine flower DOWN 7 Seed cov erings. 8— Mother of Apollo 11 —Confederate general 13—Intellect ually 15 —A frame work of bars 18—Lowest note 1— Inclined watercourse 2 Man’s name 3 Street cars 4 Goddess of death 5 Burmese measure of weight 6 That which rices BARCLAY ON BRIDGE WRITTEN FOR CENTRAL PRESS By Shepard Barclay “The Authority on Authorities’* WHAT A DOUBLE MEANS WHEN A PLAYER has made an informative double of one major suit, 'his partner should remember that this almost certainly guaran tees a goodly holding in the other major. Bearing that in mind dur ing the play can constitute the guide to successful defense of the contract. It may even betoken an overtake of some high card, so that the other major can be re turned through the declarer. *7 5 3 f Q 987 4AQ 9 6 4 «?» 8 4k A Q 10 9 T7 4 J 8 2 V 3 .1*1052 * K J 8 S 32 A K Q J S. 4* A 6 5 4 10 7 4K 6 4 4AK J 6 4 47 5 4932 (Dealer: South. Both sides vul nerable.) Here South opened the bidding with 1-Heart, West doubled, North bid 3-Hearts, East passed and South went to 4-Hearts. The club K was the opening lead at every table in the duplicate tournament where this deal came up. In some instances this was allowed to hold and those West players either continued with an o*' ' b or switched to a trump. Vaccine Treatment For .Hay Fever Prevention By LOGAN CLENDENING, M. D. OF THE various methods of get ting ready for the hay fever sea son which begins in about six weeks, the two methods recom mended in the two previous ar ticles are prob ably most likely to succeed —one is a prolonged vacation, an d' the other is the use of air filters in the room in which the pa tient sleeps and the ro o m i n which he\vorks. For many people, how ever, neither pX9 f m m I Clendening of these are Those who have to outdoors a good deal of the day an, l v/ho cannot take off sufficient time for a vacation are reduced to the necessity either of bearing it, 0r of trying the preventive treat ment by the use of pollen vaccines. * n the hands of those who have had experience with this form of treatment, when properly per formed it gives some measure of rel ‘ef in about 50 per cent of cases. the theory on which it works has to do with the fundamental condition of the cells of the hay feverite’s mucous membranes. The theory is that the cells are in a condition of what is called “aller gy”, or are particularly sensitive tn the pollen of certain plants, rhis group of people consists of about 7 to 10 per cent of the en ure population. For some reason the pollen grain u £hts on the membrane of the eye of Guido’s scale (poss.) 19—Man’s name 21— Exercises the right of suffrage 22 Efface 23 Plural of genie 24 Character Answer to previous puzzle: s|h|Aß|i |u|bßß"n|''[ii' eta p eJe m|t¥r cjfs P ela kJTu R r y L ffpjTA H sE~ ft. \UnR~e ~T~ E_RjAT O»RE F_£R_ The declarers then had no difficul ty in making 4-hearts, as the dia mond Q was successfully finessed and the trumps in dummy enabled the setting up of the diamond suit, so that the contract was made. One East player overtook his partner’s club K with the A and returned a trump, but this man euver did not prevent South from fulfilling his contract. The East player who defeated - the contract overtook his partner’s club K with the Ace, but switched to the spade J, figuring that his partner’s double undoubtedly indi cated strength in that suit. By so doing, he immediately set the con tract. • * * Tomorrow’s Problem , V - •• « 4AB 3 2 *K2 48 3 2 4k J 10 3 2 4Q 954 ♦K 7 4A 3 M . 48654 4KJ9 >• U 4AQ 7 i *Q954 |_gj +B % 4 J 10 6 4 Q J 10 9 7 410 4 4k A K 7 (Dealer: North. East-West vul nerable.) How should South play to make 2-Hearts after the lead of the club 4 ? or the nose and dissolves, liberat ing a chemical which immediately causes intense inflammation of the mucous membrane. Why this oc curs in some people and not in others is a complete mystery. It can be found, however, which pol len produces this effect. Quite a thriving business is done by certain individuals who gather the pollens of different plants. These pure uncontaminated pol lens are dissolved (they will dis solve in salt or water), and if some of this solution is injected into the skin or rubbed into a small scratch in the skin a reaction will occur wherever the pollen to which the victim is sensitive is placed. They will also produce an attack of hay fever, even out of season, if snuffed into the nose. In this way, the exact plant which is responsible for the hay fever in a given person can be detected. In this country the fall hay fever is caused by some form of ragweed in about 90 per cent of cases, al though many people are sensitive to several kinds of plants. It has been found also that if very high dilutions of pollen are prepared and inject,ed hypodermi cally, they act like an immunizing ageht and desensitize the mem branes involved. This treatment must be u begun early, several weeks or months before the sea son starts. The strength of the vaccine is gradually increased un til at the time the hay fever season starts, quite a potent vaccine is being taken. In some patients this pre-sea sonal treatment is not sufficient, and small doses of vaccinec must be taken all year round in order to ;achieve reslilts. This is called the perennial vaccine treatment. THIMBLE THEATRE Starring POPEYE A Perfect Thirty-Six By E. C. Segar I IvfSi 9VJ F !UP R \ \ fcpMe oveß here where I fru. lay this ~'y/q v i| Fva wn get the “T I 7d J RIGHT HERE THIS- GO AHEAD- J 1 >oJ °ST Y- ~ ------------y../’ " 1 m . - ------ ■ ■ BIG SISTER By LES FORGRAVE ® Y ' x - HE.\NA=> G\GWT A. X I SPOULO P>S= ASHAMED OP \ POL_\_ONNEOi fr" ; SAVS I MOST LET HUM CATCH UI&L MINOTE AG»C>! (F I GOOLD JOST , MVSELF BUT A. 3\T MOR.ETNAE .. .1 — .. in “Othello” (poss.) 25—Land measure 29 Chum 30— Anger 31— Personal pronoun 33 —Till sale (abbr.) I~HE OLD HOME TOWN By STANLEY /OH’.-i : fHou6wr N \ } N ' / ° u SA,t;> 1 ;(NO !-1 said you'd play\ {?h°»T. 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MA.DE vvE.S"TE.R.H fpj B/WAM EUROPE-®^^^^ I — leaves -<I4E S'TX'Te. FLA Cl OF Sou-rtt CANADA ON A DAKOTA WAS Oft-EATfe-D IN (o~ 30 LITHUANIAN AIRMAIL 1909 A BLAZINC, SUN IS STAMP LITHUANIAN SHOWN ON OBVERSE. , ANp ki NC fSK SSStfSte. w* NOT SHOWN REVERSE , “THE. STATE- SEAL. PAGE SEVEN
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