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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-14

New Cretonnes-Handsome Gre
tonnes of splendid quality in
floral designs-all colors-light
and dark effects-for pillows, bed
spreads and covers-regular IOC
15c yard this sale. ....... ANS
Lace Bed Sets-Made of fine
quality bobbinet with Renaissance
motif in spread and roll cover.
Insertion and edge of Renaissance
lace braid regular 800 Z OQ
values, special per set. o.>O
Door Paneis-Irish Point and
Arabian door panels mounted on
good, strong bobbinet-white and
Arabian ~color-about fifty differ.
ent designs to choose from Zoe
worth 100 each, special. o>S
Pretty Silkaline-All of the new
est spring designs, including floral
and Oriental effects in pretty col
orings-36 inches ,wide-a grade
that sells regularly for 12c Oc
yard, special ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-10
IMMIGRANTS RETURN
TO NATIVE LANDS
inlida, Rush il Taking thcm nnrk
hf Thousands

SEW YORK nar da.rr
tran Atiantir steamships nat, In
p.rttl rHm Nen NofE during hr
mi forts clEli hoHr aknr n.u
innNa or mor fe.ms ga nr.rs
fha MARKS mo flood ldr OFF tho DN
aNNH of Those who SIS ahead ea.b
'eaf Sea pond Chrsuuae "a hrr Ha
INe aWls Steamship meu aas mr
the boiiay rierrngC lgau, th lear
H hkeh go iali a lifie shor $50 lhc
nrer'ou. high Record tloneR - rre
would over thnk o to ser tbe nus
7rouea nf tho do,ks alou iho NorA
Htef
italinur and natives 0r othcr Ooun
.uIls of 1nihern rnrhHe rait ur
Afse Nel eenaEe ot tho oataomr
eiccrHro m cusrf ltis Thm .amr
mcHIr 'rnm fht countr, eaat of fho
NlsHHirp river Other veamhua
carry arf .ares nlssaurnr lats raan
nn ouurely az sranduaYans and
chose from northern Eurone ma.
iorif of These come eom 'ha naah
western states
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-10

aud Willacf shall oouHutuo q ai..
sion oi the Southern Judicial nmirrf
OF Texas
See % THAT tum. of fhr ctrHl
and diauiI couu of tHu luUrH
States Tor tho said Southern District
of rcNaa shalt Boz hcd iuIDa in r1lh
YEAR at tho D.'Y of CouH Nhri m
Nuccos couniy. ANA thll anHl uIh.0
eiso provided hy mn thr Judges of
said courts shall fiN fhD umy nl
which aid olrIa enHil -he nrli u
Corpus Christi. oi which thrN ahaN
make publication and sltr dar no.
tlre
Sec @ THAT Ali clVl nrote.s a
sued arainst nersonH .ldsui iu fnt
said committee of n0n. lfo OHk. Atar.
fas, SAN yairicio NHrCos lim Wvia
puyal, nvooks and Wilinti srd ,ue-
nisable before tnf United states
courts shall ho made rQturnshio tn
the courts respectively 40 Dr. held
az The clt, ~ Corpus Christi anal am
prosecutions for offcnsts committed
ia anN ol che counties fhfd fc irieh
la the appropriate United siaiea
court ia fhV oiiy of Cornrs ChrIsI
rresi d~d Tint no prut issued 81
prosecution commenced or mit n
stitnted hpforr the paemre on fh.
act shalt br in amy way affected h,
the provisions herccf
See That fho cierta of lh
rifcuit and district gaafls oi aH
division shall mamnin aa oHcc. u
charge OF ihemselNes on a deputy az
she said cts of Corpus Christi which
shall be- kent Omen Ar all tmrs for
the transaction of me business OF
said division
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-10
LION and MOUSE
MAT The OLYMPIC
sTHONs DRAMA. EEPiETt WITH
TENsE SITUATIONS.
BASED on uisue 81 tspitsi--isse
STORY aids the in.Npected
Ibcnoufneui.

" you are fond OF good love story
Inc kind In which true-hearted.
clean-sDlriled young people play the
principal roles " you enjoy d battle
royal between two mighty forces
tho indOmltable viii % nam aud the
clever wits OF q bright woman. gO to
see "The Lion aud the Mouse. which
The United Play CO.. Will present a.
the olympic theatrr, Tuesday. De.
ccmber 18th
Charles Klein. the author. has con
structrd play Of exceptional
strength and unusnal Interests lis
has taken subject which tecniy ap-
rcalH 20 every American citizen. the
arquirins ~ wealth through q .sioua
methods
rhla. Nr Klein uses ~ back.
around Tor love story which wins
and holds tho onlooher'. sympathy
Al me came time be- has driven hom.
Without preaching or mntaliying the
fact OF the menace which lies in tnc
abuse Of capital
IN the plot for his story Mr. Klein
has taken Judge who after long
and fhiihfni srrtlrr On The bench bas
been Impoverished. hts honesty auee.
toned and hla position placed boa
jeopardy from having handed down
q decision uuiAvorahle 20 the groat
nmaignmatod interests OF John nurk
90 Ryder ana bic fellows illN up-
righiueHs thorn In iho side of The
capitalists induces them 10 resort to
u scheme 10 diabonor nud dcposc him
The daughter of the lndx" returns
from Eurepc Inst as The blow falls
aud finding her father dlarraccd aud
Ia poverty, takes the matter Ia her
own hands
with the aid of Rydera son. Iof
iernon. who mas fallen in love With
her and who is adverse go his faith
cr'a questionable scheme. she Rocr io
The RYDER home. where. under au g..
sumrd name she interests herself TO
the writing at John nurkott ryder
biography rluhlng in The Rirl much
40 interest him the money kluE ron.
lldrs in her aud aha sins hia conf.
dencc TO auch an extent that he ~.
ally asks her 20 become The wife of
his son In doing thlk he ~ Welt
aware that the boy. Jefferson. ls in
love with tho daughter of hls enc
my. judHe noasmoro. bat he believes
he VIII off-set the marrlagc by mar
rying his son 70 tho supposed author
OF his biography the supposed Miss
Green
Shirley Rosnmore's love for Icffer.
non. however VIII nat permii of her
further deception aud she tolls John
RYDER, that sho. Sarah Green, ia the
real shirley NoHnmoro in a ga OF
anger RYDER orders her from his
house, whoreupon she donounoes
him, refusing to marry hts son, the
son of man who viii not Uft his
hand 40 save Biz fathers honor This
loada So complications interesting ln
the extreme bat Il would be- unfair
Ia reveal tho entire story
The United PLAY Go has selected
an exceptionally fine east for the hre.
schtatlon of this piece Seats 10 on
sale Monday. bee ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-10

NEW NoRN, Dee p i.asl volr
accordinr 20 statistics fnnoe a
ported several mluulon sallons a
wine from GERMANY iho rhft1
States ana ether countries i.aieb
bermuda has been Importing onions
from TINS countrs And now Ger.
many has sent an ufacnt can to New
Nors dealers Tor sausrkraut
Pretty soon thoy viii he importing
nrecfackefs IN China ana carving
Goals 20 Newcastle
In the past Germany has exported
sanerkraut and New York Importers
have annually purchased WASH Guam
titles OF the delieacN from no .hihcr-
land. This yeat 50 s. yoporet ,he
production os sauerlfaui h Germany
Il much below che demand. and che
snpply Is reported 40 le so scanl that
the Germans p.b,A
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-10
CARRIERS COURT BILL
trdrral '"ar, q, to,lus
thristi.

WASHINGTON. bee. y The toll.
lowing II the text OF The hin offered
In the House By Congressman car
nrr, providing Tor a Federal court at
Corpus Christi.
An Act TO create a new division OF
ihs Southon judicial n,stict of Tex
a.. aud lo provide Tor terms of court
AZ CORPUS Christi, Texas. aud for a
cierh for said court. aud Tor other
purposes
he Il enacted hy the senate aud
house OF Representatives OF the Unit
ed States Of America ia congrrss MS.
svmhlcd, THAT the counties OF Rec.
tAvc oak. Aransas. san Patricia.
Nneecs, Jim Mclis. nuyai. brooks.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-10

Fred Storback, the heavyweight
champion OF South Africa. is TO take
on homhardier wslla. the Engliah
champion, IN london zen days heaca.
and on Dec, ~ he Ia matched 10 light
Frank Morau. the ristsburg pusiIist.
Moran has won three tights ia sue
sessien Ia England duriag the las,
few mvnshs end the London fans have
been delifhsed win his work.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-10

rLuMnlxG Ann STRAIN FITTING
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-10

No Better Humber Escr GrcW
than that wo have in store ior you
DEFY and sound ana neatly dressod
thc Kind ihars rated The vsry
bes,' buy IA
We Sell at Right Prices.
Lumber Hath. posts. shingles. sash.
doors, blinds, cement. lime, plaster.
ge brick, etc, etc.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1911-05-04
FOR BALD HEADS.
A Treatment that Costs You
Nothing il it Fails.

We want you to try three large
bottles Of Rexall "9933" Hair Tonic
on our personal guarantee that the
trial viii not cost you penny Il i
does not give you absolute salsiac-
ton. That proof. Of cur faith II
this remedy, and it should indls-
putal1Iy demonstrate that We know
whist we are talking ABOUT wnen We
say that T;exall SO Hair Tonic
will grow hair on bald heads, except
where badness has been Of such
long duration that the roots OF the
hair are entirely dead, the follicles
closed and grown over, and the
scalp is glazed.
i Remember, we are basing or
statements upon what has alread y
! been accomplished by the use OF
PexaIl "93' Hair Tonic, and we
have the right TO assume that what
Il has done for thousands OF others
it will 90 for you. In any event you
cannot lose anything by giving It
trial On our liberal guarantee. Two
sizes, 500. and SLIGO. Remember
YOU can obtain Raxail Remedies il
/ this community only at our store
The Rexall Store. E. T. Whitehead
COMPANY.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1911-05-04
Negro Teachers Iaei.

The County Negro Teachers Asso-
citation will meet here in the Graded
School Building tomorrow (Friday)
and discuss matters Of vital inpor-
lance to than and the cause Of COM
mon school education.
is expected that Prof. J. B.
Aiken (white), Supt. Of the Scot
land Neck Graded School, VIII ad-
dress the Association at three O'Clock.
A well-known negro educator,
John W. Byrd. Of Snlithfield, n c.,
principal of the Rocky Mount Col
ored Graded School, viii address the
meeting atnight in the Shiloh Bap-
list church, colored.
According to the program the
topics to be discussed are live and
brimfal Of interesting matter To-
thought. The membership is sale
to be nearly a hundred.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1911-05-04
Pullman Car Destroyed BY Fire.

Rocky Mount, April 27. One pas
senger was sufocated to death and
two trainnnen were badly hurt when
fire destroyed a pullman car on the
Palmetto limited northbound Allan
tic Coast Line early today. The dead
is j. Prostein, a Travelling salesman
Of New York City. Injured, Flag
man B. C. Russ and mail clerk w.
E. Ireland The fire started when
the fiagman approached the leaking
gas tank with alighted lantern. The
resultant explosion injured Russ and
injured the car. Ireland was burn
ed in helping ten other passengers
from the car. Several firemen who
were sent to the scene were over
come but not seriously injured.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1911-05-04

The Snow Hill Standard-Laconic
gives a good reason why small towr s
do not grow when it says:
"The reason why SO many small
towns fail to grow is because their
citizens do nothing to promote
growth. There is 10 public spirit
and therefore no attempt is made to
attract industries or improve condi-
tons. Il any enc suggests some
thing calculated to develop things
he is called visionary and a loud cry
is also made that Improvement means
expense. Yet these same people
cannot understand why the census
returns so often show for such towns
a stationary or decling population.
Verify there arc people who, living
in an age OF electric light, content
themselves with the tallov dips Of
their forefathers.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1911-05-04
Appreciates W0gk Done by Hr. Bradley.

We understand that a paper sign
ed by a large major OF the con-
gregation, was sent to the vestry
expressing their appreciation Of the
work done by Rev. c. G. Bradley,
during his two year in Scotland
Neck and their earnest desire that
he should remain the Rector OF
Trinity Parish. 1t is a matter Of
general regret that he should have
accepted call a elsewhere and he is
followed by the good wishes Of a
host of friends.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1911-05-04
Mrs. Cock Tells Truth.

Dexter, Ky.-In signed State
ment, Mrs. Cook tells the truth
about how Cardui brought back her
health and strength. She says, 81
could not get any relief until tried
Cardui, the woman's tonic | suffer
ed more or less for ten years, and
was so weak and nervous [ could
hardly do my house work. Now |
am in better health than ever before
am regular as clock work, do not
suffer at all, and gain strength every
day." Thousands of women have
been helped back to health by Car
d11i TRY II
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1911-05-04
EJoGice, Public LAM Sd :

By virtue Of power vested n tie
undersigned executor Of Z. II.
Smith, trustee Of that inortgaro e.
ecuted by J. w. Clark and vie "a
Tie 17,h day Of December, 1905, and
recorded III the eff ce of the register
IF deeds for Halifax county in boss.
1874 at page sos, and conferred rga
him by the lows OF North Cala.-l,
and by virtue OF power vested ii
Undersigned Albion Dunn, tru-a
by that deed CT trust executed Hg
he said j w. Clark and wife u the
1st Coy Of January, 1903, alc duly
recorded in the Office Of the lie is =
Cf deeds for Halifax county ia bo *
i2S 1t psge $40, We shall se.. t
cash at public auction in the town
Scotland Neck on the G h day .
Hay. 1911, 1t II O'Clock. noon, '3
me highest bidder, the follow
described real estate, lynn, le.r.
nd situate in the town of Sc..lH.
Neck, county Of Halifax and s.a
Of North Carolina, to-Wit:
FIRST Farcel:-Lying or Block 81,
rontinT or 18th street 60 fee. a-a
beginning so feet west from laa H.
ersection OF Greenwood and T. 3
streets. and running back from l2.a
trcet 50 feet, and being the aal
TT hat was conveyed to J6e id J.
~ CT RI Ly w Il Kjtchjn sig
by deed Of record III Halifax count g..
and beng the lot wherein ~ s9-
j. w. Clark and wife now Tcsila.
Second Parcel: -Beoirnir 1t q
point where A. T. Hancoc., Ten
Hancock ard S. 2. Dunn, coruer IN
| Scotland Neck, thence in IN ca ten y
direction ESQ feet to middle u @
ditch, Hancock and Dunn 5 co!ner
hence up said ditch i85 feet 10 2ii .-
n three 4eet Of a persimmon bas-
thence in a northwestern direct
across the field 160 feet to Il. l..
Hancock and Tom Hancoch's c..ron
thence down their line 10 the begin
ming, and being the same parcel r
and conveyed to the said CiagE b.
4. I. Hancock and wife hy deed 10
corded In Halifax county.
This April 4th. 1911.
STUART Smith. Executor
OF Il. Fl. Smith, Trustee.
Albion Dunn. Trustee.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1911-05-04
Economy is mighty good thing

Economy is mighty good thing
when it is pract.ced against the other
fellow. This was brought out clear.
ly the other day when bill was in
troduced in Congress to cut the
mileage Of Congressman and Sena
tors from ten cents to FIVE cents PEI
mile. The bill was given dealt
blow.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1911-05-04

The Greenville Daily Reflector ha.
recently installed new Miehle
press, which was made necessary or
account of the increased circulation
of the Daily Reflector as well a:
other work turned out by the Office
We congratulate brother Whichar(
upon his prosperity.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1911-05-04

The population Of Scotland Neck
increased 278 during tie past ten
years. With the proper spirit eX-
listing between our people the town
would make much larger gain dur
ing the coming ten years.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1911-05-04

A street car without trolley is
the latest invention by Ir. Edison,
The car was given its first trial al
Concord. II. c., last week and it WIS
successful.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1911-05-04

Speaker Clark says Congress will
not likely adjourn before the first Of
August. We hope that some res!
good legislation viii be enacted.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1911-05-04

They now tell Us that Stripling's
health is failing very fast. This
gives him a better chance 70 secure
a pardon from the Georgia Governor.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1911-05-04

The town OF Salisbury has 8 postal
savings bank. This is the first Of its
kind in the State.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1911-05-04

1t may not be long before we en-
Joy penny postage. And then what
next?
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1911-05-04

The commencement season VIII
soon be the order Of the day.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1911-05-04
60 III EEllT.I Tl EoTRER and CHILD.

-s Ny1.sI,oz--'s So,r:II,-c SYRUP has been
-,..t - oZ.- <5-EI'y YEARS ty AiiLL!ONS Ct
-.,s.-5-t!.e fer then CHILDREN NiilLIt
-I1..G tritll PERFECT SUCCESS. II
III, t;le GELD. SiOETENS the CCHIS;
.-.T,&Es a-ll,AL-t; CT II, $ WIND COLlC, and
!: tesica remedy for JlAERiLCsA 1t IS aD-
-Erse,- harmless Re sure and as ter " Mrs.
-.s5r.'s; Soothing Syrup" and take nc otner
nd r.yeutz--!.--e cents 4 bottle.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1911-05-04
SeaboarGl Air Line
Personally Conducted Tour
10 the Pacific Coast Ur@at
the Arrangement Of i.er.
YIN. Black, Operated Via
SeabOard Air Line RailHaI

a. SiiieiltS nave JUST Nt~.'
completed by Rev. VIM. Black. q
Charlotte, N. e , for the operai
q the most extensive Person..
Conoucted Tour ever operated ira"
the South to the Pacific Coast. It.
tour will leave the Carolinas al ri
June 18th, going out through EiE-
mmingham, Memphis, Kanees C,,.
Denver, Colorado Springs, Sill aa
Gity, Los Angeles, San Diego,
nobles, touching Old Mexico, BE-.
Monte. San Francisco, Fort'ana,
vancouver, Winnipeg, st. Pan.
Cmcago, thence home.
Every little detail for the comf1..
and pleasure of the party has lssa
carefully planned by Dir. Black, who
ma mas had several years experienee il
sne handling Of parties of this Kind.
Numerous side trips have Eesn az
ranged, taking in the most atirtc-
i've IN the West, including Yejlo&-
stone Park, Pixies Peak. Catairg
island. Old Mexico. through ta,
great Rockies over the Picture ou5
Canadian Pacific, Lake LouiSe. and
many others.
me total rate includes Railrccc
ana pullman fare, Meals on Diaila
Sar' Hotel ACCOMMODATIONS, side trips,
eec. For full Information address,
REV. WILLIAM BLACK,
II g Charlotte, N. {.
II. ;; Lizard, d. P. A.,
Seaboard Air Line Ry.,
Raleigh NJ c..
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1911-05-04

"Maneuvering" promises to be
one of the best little synonyms.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-21

from the man who has tried to mako
her life an honorable one. and Dorgan
Is sent to prison for "a number of
years.
Later on MIR. Latimer finds a place
FOR Nance Olden on the stage. where
she Is u great success. Dorgan escapes
from prison. finds. her. and u strong
battle takes place. which shows she
stu loves him for his kindness in tho
past but she has been shown the bet
ter side of life by Mr.. Latimer, whom
she has learned to love. Dorgan fol-
lows Nance to the home of Iatimer,
and when caught there by the police
accuses her as being his accomplish,
and both are taken to the police sta
ton. where Mr.. Latimer clears her of
this great crime she has been accused
of.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-21

the role OF Nance Olden, George Whit
aker as william Latimer, and Ferd
Tidmarsh as Tom Dorgan, supported by
the rest of Miss Bunting's layers.
From a scenic production it Will be
hrst-class in every respect.
Week at the Lubin.
The Lubin will provide two ideal
warm weather bills for this week,
with a complete change In vaudeville
and pictures on Thursday.
Jack Goodwin and a of five
players will present a clever comedy
sketch in the early week bill. TOO
Many Wives" gives wide possibilities
for fun making, and this Is
said TO take full advantage Of Its OPP
portunities.
Estelie Harte. the Metropolitan vo-
%cnlist. will be heard In a budget of
song gems. Inc Reed and Smith, the
merry musical experts. will offer a
fascinating porpourri of musical oddi-
ties.
The last OF the week Fox and Sum
mers will present The Rent Collec-
tor" a refined comedy sketch that is
said to fairly e~ffervesce with laughable
comedy situations.
George Morton, the laugh-maker,"
will offer a novelty comedy turn.
Yalois and La Lane. a duo of clever
singers. dancers and takers. will be
seen and heard in a lumber that bears
the stamp of approval of of
the leading amusement houses In the
metropolis.
The pictures Will be UP to the usual
standard of the Lubin photo-plays,
with the amateurs as an added feature
on Thursday night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-21

a tea party has been held. and 1t is
after the guests have departed that
Tom Dorgan. d former convict. who
mas secured employment as a waiter.
tries 10 pull off another big robbery,
but Mr. Latimer catches him in the act
OF stealing a silver cigarette case from
n 8 overcoat pocket. II Is onIy then
That Mr. Latimer recognizes Dorgan.
and II Is with Nance Olden, who has
robbed Mr., Ramsey OF his watch at
the Broad Street station. Philadelphia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-21
Porch Rockers, CSC

White Maple Rockers. strongly
made.
For the present we'll sell these
Rockers regularly for 69c, though
they're as good as many chairs at
Sis and Si.sO.
The price, however. will be sub
ject to change without notice.
You'd better supply yourself at
once.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-21

that she jumps into the bishops car
riagc to seek refuge from the police.
and helps Dorgan conceal the stolen
articles. Dorgen Is ordered from the
Latimer home. and leaves. vowlng ven
geance.
Mr.. Latimer. who is a famous crir
inal lawyer, tries to reform Nance
Olden. who dearly loves Tom Dorgan.
for the reason that he is the only
person that has ever shown her any
kindness. and this leads her to steal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-21
Transferred to Country Club.

This year the tournamen was by
agreement transferred to the Country
Club OF Virginia. because of the great
or facilities at It's disposal for the en-
tertainment of visiting players. 1t Is
the hope and c'm of the latter club
to maintain the high standard set by
the former club. both as regards the
size and character of the tournament
and the entertainment OF visitors. The
tournament Is usually finished on Fri
day.
The events will be mems singles and
doubles; ladies' singles and mixed
doubles; consolation event In mems
singles. Should there be sufficient
bles will also be added. Tho tourna-
ment is open to all players, whether
residents of Virginia or not.
Must VIII Three Times.
Three-year trophy cups are offered
In mems singles. mems doubles, and
ladies' singles. The cups are to become
the property OF the players first win
ming them three times, not necessarily
In succession.
The Hermitage Challenge Cup In
mems singles Is now held by r.. H.
Palmer. of New Jersey. 1t has been
won twice by Fred Pollard, of this
city, and r.. RI. Palmer, OF New Jersey,
and once each by Richard Hooper. OF
Massachusetts and r. L James. Of
Pennsylvania.
The Hermitage Challenge Cup In
ladies' singles Is held By Mrs. Willard
e. Sullivan. OF Birmingham. Ala
The Hermitage Challenge Cups in
mems doubles are held by j. c. Neely..
Of Chicago. and Forest Adair. of At
ianta. They hive also been won once
each by II, c, Bridgers, or North Caro-
lina, and Fred G. Pollard. OF Richmond:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-21
Hammock $3.50
to $1,000

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