Judge — December 1933 — page 23: what you’re looking at

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Tournament News HE First Canadian-American Championship Tournament was held in the Niagara Hotel, Niagara Falls, N. Y., October 19th, 20th and 21st. | Open Pairs: Mrs. G. A. H. Gardner- | Mrs. A. C. Hoffmeier, of Cleveland; Runners-up, Fred Van Aernam-R. A. Bostian, of Buffalo. Team of Four: P. Hal Sims-John | Rau, George Unger-C. L. Downes, of The Deal Club. Kentucky State Championship Tour- nament, Highland Country Club, Fort Thomas, Kentucky, October 6th and 7th. | Team of Four: Mrs. M. T. O'’Brein- H. Brown, Malcolm Crawford-Ver- non Shallcross, of Louisv Women's Pair: Mrs, Irving Mrs. John Eyer, of Ft. Thomas. Open Pair: Louis B. Weber-Charlton Wallace. Consolation: Jack Isralsky, Stafford- Doyle-Emanuel Eastern Pennsylvania Championsh Abraham Lincoln Hotel, Reading, Pa., October 12th, 13th and 14th. Mixed Pair: Milton C. Work-Mrs. | H. L. Peterson. | m of Four: Milton C. Work Capt. F. G. French, Charles Goren-Mrs Hi. L.. Peterson. Open Pairs: E. M. Jaffe-E. Ellen bogen. Pennsylvania State Championship Tournament, Pittsburgh, Pa., Septem- | ber 28th, 29th and 30th. | am of Four: Milton C. Work-F. G. French, Mrs. H. L. Peterson-Charles Goren Open Pair: Mrs. G. A. H. Gardner- Mrs. H. E. Funk. Mixed Pair: Mr. and Mrs. H. J Bailey. Southern Tier Tournament, New | Ithaca Hotel, Ithaca, N. Y., October 27th and 28th, Women’s Pair: Mrs. J. S. Barr-Mrs serald Williams. am of Four: Prof. L. C. Urquhart- Mrs. J. S. Barr, Mr. and Mrs. Walter N. Brand | Open Pair: Mrs. Murray de Leeuw- Wm. H. Cummings. ComiInG TOURNAMENTS | Second Annual Northern West Vir- ginia, Morgantown, December 16th Second Annual Capital City, Colum- bus, January 12th and 13th. Sixth Annual Tri-State, Uniontown, ary 19th and 20th. First Annual Old Dominion, Rich- mond, January 26th and 27th. All of the above tournaments were held, or will be held, under the auspices of the American Bridge League. Ii part of your cost of living in a hotel. Compare room rates, but don’t stop there. Compare food prices, the costs of supplementary services, of “extras.” a Mt wake (LATLER roonu oublanding valle HOTEL STATLER. . CLEVELAND $950 Rooms begin at HOTEL STATLER..DETROIT $950 Rooms begin at HOTEL STATLER ..ST. LOUIS $950 Rooms begin at HOTEL STATLER. . BUFFALO $900 Rooms begin ot HOTEL STATLER..BOSTON $950 Rooms begin at HOTEL PENNSYLVANIA... WEW YORK $950 e@ Rooms begin ot All other rooms proportionately priced. The rate of each room is plainly posted in that room. Compare what you get... in total... as well as what you pay. Statler guests are able to compare. Our service policies, our operating policies, give travelers a definite, measurable unit of value...as near a trade-marked package as the hotel world affords. Statler guests know how to add. Our pricing policies, consistently followed over the years, add up to the lowest-cost living afforded by any good hotel. HOTELS STATLER 21 a comicbooks.com