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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-02
Synopsis.

Synopsis.
Lieutenant Jarvis Hope reports nndinEs
on the invention of DR., Ralph Burke. On
the trial trip OF the inventors boat Jap
anese helper 10 surprised in the act OF exam
ming the mechanism. Attempt to burglar
iEe Burke's laboratory fails, later MS
daughter Cleo finds him murdered In his
bedroom Cleo sells her fathers books; she
hnds q note from which she learns they
contain secret formula. Olga Ivanon ana
Gerald Morton. spies In search Of formula.
attempt to capture Cleo. Hope rushes to her
aid. Hope and Cleo escape and attend bali
at Mrs. Delmar's, whose nephew has TWO
missing books. Mahlin, a SPY, attempts TO
steal books. Hope and Cleo take boat Tor
an island. After violent storm Hope and
Cleo arrive on strange island and discover
man they hunt In there. Mahlin and Jap
anese also reach the island. They escape
from Hope, but return and dynamite ths
shack. Hope and Cleo manage TO reach
Sandstone. whore DR.. Owen has one OF the
books. He arranges to meet Hope o. the
hotel with book. Morton pones ~ Hope
and but for an earthquake would have pos
ssssed the volume. Cleo ID captured by
Morton and taken TO cabin m the mountains
She nnds there book for which they search.
Fortunately she gets note TO Hope VINO.
with Hook. starts to rescue. A. no crosses
chasm on swinging cable Mahlin steals up
and chops at cable with an AK. Hook APP
the other side and 10 greeted by Cleo; she
swsars her love to him. They are followed
by Mahlin and Jap. who attempt to kidnap
Cleo. She swings herself over tho canyon.
Olga and Morton are dashed to earth In an
aeroplans. Hope and Cleo are pulled from
quicksands by Hook and . grapevine Nah
lin and satsums are called before the Black
Council On the track of another book,
they hnd the owner has lost IT, Hope re-
ceives a letter demAndis his marriage TO- O
girl who claims he compromised her. Hs
10 forced to comply by Cleo. Accidentally
he learns It IL . plot to rope him In. He u
later summoned to Washington. Morton
and Olga are cared for BY . rancher. who
warns them against GARLIC the bandit
They venture too far from the ranch and
are captured by the outlaws. GARLIC oners
Morton his freedom for ransom. Olga nndi
one Of tine books In the cabin She KIN
GARLIC and escapes, but Morton takes this
book from her and fees. Hope learns that
Cleo 10 the daughter and heir OF Gavin
MONTGOMERY, Gerald Mortons uncle. hi
finds her In Sacramento. Olga traces Nor
ton to his room, where she oonfronts him
An attempt to kill him ends In her death
at his hands Cleo In kidnapped from the
hotel. while Hope is away.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-02
A. C. Storz Administrator
OF His Wife'S Estate

Arthur c. Storz, automobile deal
er, has been appointed administrator
of the estate Of his late wife, Clara,
who was killed in an automobile &C
cident at Council Bluffs June 5. The
machine driven by Mrs. Storz was
struck by a Rock Island train. The
petition asking Storz's appointment
asserts that cause for damage action
exists against the railway. Heirs
mentioned beside the husband are
Thomas Hart, Omaha, the father;
Carrie NJ. Hart, mother; Henry Hart,
brother, Of Chicago; Frank Hart,
brother, and Nellie Hart, sister, both
Of Omaha. Nellie, the younger sis
ter, was seriously injured in the
smashup.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-02

motor car stop at the end OF the
wharf and the sound Of men rapidly
approaching. Never pausing to think
that they might be friends Instead OF
enemies, and terrified at the Thought
that Mahlin was returning to carry
out his unspoken threat, she hurried
ly threw off her coat and hat, kicked
off her slippers, and lowering herself
silently through the trop-dooor into
the water, struck off In tho darkness
In what she supposed to be the dircc-
ton Of the shore, But sho lost her
bearing, her strength failed her, and
with cry for help, she lost conscious
ness. Whtn, after many days, she re-
turned to a realization OF things, she
was In bed, evidently In q flshermar,'s
hut, tended by an old Greek fisherman,
and his wife. The shock OF her abduc,
ton, her fear Of Mahlin and Satsurna.
and her narrow escape by drowning.
had resulted In a long and alarming
nervous breakdown, from which she
was gradually recovering.
:. I've got boat out hero. Miss
Cleo said Hook, when he had heard
her story, and I'm going to take YOU
back to town."
And to this plan she made no Oh.
lection. Only once, indeed, did she
ask a question.
.Jarvis" she asked. "Is he we'll
has he missed me!"
The lootenant's been almost crazy
with grief" Miss Cleo" the old sailor
answered simply And with that she
seemed content.
The official trial OF Dr.. Burkes in
vention had surpassed Hopes, greatest
expectations. II had done everything
that he had claimed for II,
I'VE are entirely satisfied. Mr..
Hope" the chairman OF the commits
sion had told him. II shall wire the
secretary Of the navy tonight urging
that steps be taken Immediately to ac-
quire the rights for the government
Once our submarines are fitted with
this apparatus, our coasts and har-
bors will be virtually immune from
attack"
And now with the submarine run
ming awash as it sped back to Mare
Island, Hope stood ON the deck be-
side the coming tour, staring out
across the water of the bay turned
momentarily crimson by the setting
sun. The secret of the submarine
had been found at last. 1t had proved
an unqualified success. The accept
ance by the government was virtually
assured. He had accomplished his
mission and would doubtless receive
commentator and promotion. But
Of what avail was it all nowl With
Cleo gone his success was not worth
having. Tears blinded him at the
thought Of how, had she been alive,
they would have rejoiced together.
So engrossed was he in his melan-
choly thoughts that he failed to OBJ
serve the dingy power. boat which
ran alongside as the submarine slow
led down to approach its moorings.
Standing in the stern was Hook, way
ing his hat delightfully."- He had evil
IDENTIFY come out to offer congratula-
tons. But, as the fishing boat came
closer, he stepped aside and the
young officer, looking down with
staring, incredulous eyes, saw, seated
in the stern amid pile Of pillows a
girl, white and fragile as flower,
who smiled up at him happily. For
a moment he continued to stare as
though his eyes deceived him. Then.
with a great cry Of love and happi-
ness, he sprang to the deck OF the
fishing boat and gathered her into
his arms.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-02
Wants an Accordion to
Take Back to the Heather

Who has an accordion that will
muster up music enough to interest
the heathens Of Hindustan?
Appeals galore have been made to
Probation Officer Miller by the Rev.
F. c. Aldrich Of Shenandoah, Ia.
returned missionary from India, an
nouncing his plans to return and cx-
pressing the wish for an accordion.
The missionary will return to Hin
dustan within few days. No funds
are provided by the church for pur-
chase Of musical instruments and Rev.
Aldrich believes an accordion will as
sist in his endeavors to show the
heather the light.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-02
HoIdup Man and Accomplices
Arrested by the Police

John Doyle Of Chicago and Ella
Brown and Nellie Daniels, EOS North
Eleventh street, were arrested and
charged with holding up and rob-
bing ]. Gonzales at Tenth street and
Capitol avenue Thursday night.
Doyle did the work, but the women
accompanied him and took the re-
volver with which he threatened his
victim, the police said. Gonzales lost
$40 and a watch. Doyle confessed
when he was taken to police head
quarters.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Caroline A. Lundberg and husband to
Lester q. Bratton, Cunning street,
100 feet east Of Fifty-firsta street.
north side, 50x1s5. ..,...,.......,.,S
Emile u. Davis to Hastings g. Hey
den, Webster avenue, 1855 feet west
Of Twenty-fifth avenue south side.
40x132 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Joseph cich and wits to John sta
rostkA, northwest corner Forty-third
and J streets, IS 2-3xiSo, ......... 1,3o
Frank Preisinger and wife 10 Tomas
Danek, Nineteenth street, $50 feet
south of u street, west side. b0x1s0 1906
CreiEh, Sons a. Co. to Smith Brick
company, Dorcas street, Sb.7 feet
east OF Twenty-first street, north
side, 15x25; Twentysflrst street, as
feet north of Dorcas street, east side,
Irenaeus Shuler ct al. to Patrick J.
Nave, Forty-second street, so feet
south OF Page street, east side, <o1
12h ........,.....,,,..,
Irenaeus shuler ct al. to Patrick J.
Nave, Forty-sec street. 70 fest
south Of Page street, east side. &oI
12bh ,..........,,.,..,.. mann.
Thomas Tighe to George seater, Madi-
son street, South Omaha, tb7 feet
west OF Twenty-seveuth street, north
side, 3 acres ..................... 100
John Suhmierer and wife to william
W. Crane, southeast corner Sixteenth
street and Sherwood avenue. irregu-
lar, approximately l2ox14o ,..,.....
Lulu N. jerome TO James Hutchinson.
Twenty-fifth street, $50 feet south Of
sprague, 41xlOO .....,............. s,25
Josephine NJ. Forney to Maud Forney
Lucas street, Benson, so feet east OF
Halcyon avenue, irregular, approx
mately b4x6o ...,.........,.......
Winter Byles to W. p. Worley, Grown
Point avenue. $40 feet west OF
Twenty-fifth avenue, north side. 4SI
Z.
Emma 3. Wiener and husband to Da-
vd Il. Buck, Franklin street, 200
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-02
Nebraska Lands.
AN HONEST AID

Men ask u.s. III your land Is as good
as you say II Is. why Is 1t so cheapf
The honest answer Is Spectators picked
up this land years ago and have not I'M
proved It. The cattlemen also. who have
the run of this land free have dis
couraged settlers from coming in and
locating. Now the Spectator is ready to
sell at fair price, and the cattlemen
are we'll fixed and the country 10 now
ready and open for settlers. men who viii
farm this land as It should be. and they
will make as much, II not more money,
all things considered, as back east on
the high priced land. Just think OF It.,
our small grain 10 making IL to 50 bu.
this year at $1.2b per. and We have very
fine stand of corn, and yet this has been
the driest year for twenty years; When
you can buy land that will produce as
this is doing. with hogging 1t in meth
DDS, don't you think It a good Investment
Heavy black loan soil. with clay subsoll,
only SIS to SIS an acre. We raise alfalfa
and all other grass and grain that Is
raised In the east. No purer water, and
plenty Of It: good schools, churches, mar
kets, telephones; a good class of people,
County fair and chautauqua and lyceum
annually, and Grant the county seat, Ia
a good, growing town, with electric light
and water works. This is an honest ad. be
honest with yourself and come and see
II there Is such a thing as an honest
real estate man. Agents wanted In
every county. Dave Shutter Co.. Grant. Neb,
No. 16 Madison county, 100 acres, az
miles from town, fne Improvements,
fenced and cross fenced 140 acres under
cultivation. balance pasture and alfalfa.
Priced right, will s make terms sn
9i+ City Natl. Bank Bldg, Omaha, Neb.
$50 AND So-ACRE johnson county, Neb.,
farms; we'll improved. A bargain in i'm
proved so in Sarpy Co.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-02

How 10 Cure Colds.
Avoid exposure and drafts Eat right,
Take Or. Kings New Discovery. II kills and
destroys the cold germs. All drussists.---
Advertisement
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-02
Missouri Lands.

FOR SALE or trade. 100 acre blue grass
stock and grain farm; rs miles north
east Of Kansas City In Livingston county,
Missouri, every acre good. Well improved.
Want cheaper land, more or less acres
up to $4,000. Write owner for descrip-
ton Sam Gravatt, Box aga, Drumwright
Oklahoma
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-02
A UNIVERSITY HOME.

In the select North Side district. close
to the University Of Omaha. We take
pride In offering this exceptionally fine
home with south front lot
The first floor 10 admirably laid out,
and contains q nice porch, vestibule, large
attractive living room with brick fire.
place and bookcases; hospitable dining
room; colonnade china cabinets, built-in
buffet. dandy Pullman breakfast room
with china cupboards; large kitchen, all
built-in effects.
There are three roomy bedrooms on
second floor, with plenty Of closet room (;
not hot stuffy rooms, but light and airy,
with good wide stairway leading to them.
One bedroom 10 the same size as the liv-
ing room and has a pretty little fireplace
and double closets In addition, there is
a nice, large, linen closet. The bath has
all the latest plumbing, PEDESTAL lavatory.
base tub; clothes chute, medicine cabinet,
etc. The woodwork In the house is select
ed oak, with beautiful oak floors through
out The doors are IN in. one panel
birch Bronze hardware, etc. The base
ment Is full with fine laundry, laundry
tubs, etc.
Comfort and good taste impress one In
every room and completely fulhlls the
requirements of a real home. Shown any
time by appointment.
4 OSBORNE REALTY co.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-02
As am Investment Place for E@e Consider Waha Lots

Omaha today of the cities the country
bank carngs climbing higher each week. wholesale and retail
growing faster than before the history of the city
New skyscrapers going up all around u.s.
you watch these developments going each day and
profit will be Omaha Real Estate? Values
creasng daly-NOW is the time to buy.
Look the offers this and then and Of
them go out and look Saturday"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

feet west OF Thirty eighth street.
south side, b0xi30 .,,.......,.,.... .
Edith Michaelis ADMINISTRATIVE, TO
John Polite, Twelfth street. 2st feet
south OF Pierce street. west side,
NbbxlS neutrality-suspicious.. l,soV
Marie Benak and husband to Rosa
Hrbek, Nineteenth street. 100 feet
north Of o street. east side, 6oxl30.. /
walynty Bojanski TO Andrew sobcsyk
southeast corner Thirtieth and VIM
ton streets. 6&Axl76 ,,.......,,,.,, a,s7b
Oak c. Redick and wife TO Eta A.
VIM. Leavenworth street. 6 feet
west Of Fifty-third street. north side,
<6xlsO .,.,.,,.....,,..,,,
Michael shannon and wife to Bruno
Butkewios and wife, T street, $50
feet west OF Forty -seeond street,
north aide. Boxiao ,.,,,,.....,.,,.. l,lbo
George W. Garloch and wife to An
tonia Jensen. Hamilton street. 40
feet east OF Thirty-fourth street,
north side, <ox7sA ,........,..., $500
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-02
30 ACRES.
WEST DODGE STREET.

" ISt DSboA~ ~ ANA< -
This is located only 6H miles
west of 10th street and u of a
mile from the Lincoln High
way and has good 2-story
Groom house, barn 30x36 and
corncrib 24x32, all built a few
years ago; 2 wells. Has about
10 acres in pasture; oH acres in
alfalfa; ~ acres in grapes; ~
acres in orchard, all bearing, and
the balance under cultivation.
Price $675 per acre. Owner
on premises glad to show prop
erty at any time. Call us up
about this, as 40-acre tracts as
close in as this are difficult to
find.
GEORGE AND COMPANY,
Douv,a. 7bs q0t CITY Nat Rk Bldg
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-02
POULTRY AND PET STOCK

NOW is the proper time for your birds to
shed feathers. Song and Moulting Food"
15c per box. Is what he needs now. Max
Geisler Bird Co.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-02
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AT YOUR PRICE.
1915 WHY'S Knight almost new.
1916 Overland Six-Ss T. almost new.
1916 Overland 80 T. slightly used.
1916 Overland 10 roadster. almost new.
1919 Overland rs touring. almost new.
1918 Maxwell light I'VE
1915 Enger Six Touring, slightly used.
1915 Cole Colonial Coupe.
1915 Overland, cheap.
1919 Chalmers. cheap.
1918 Partin Palmer, cheap.
1919 Overland. quick for cash.
Pope Hartford Racer. quick for cash.
1915 Ford. open delivery.
Most Of the cars listed have starters
and electric lishts. Prices from 500 up
WILLYS-OVERLAND, INC,
2o+7 Farnam St. Doug, $500.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-02
OSBORNE REALTY co.
1919 omaha Nat. Bank Bldg, Doug. 4
A REAL HOME.

In north end; one acre of ground;
we'll built house of rooms. There
are 1 rooms, with pantry, sewing
room. clothes presses and hall down
stairs and large bedrooms, nail
and clothes presses upstairs; Wen
with pump and sink In kitchen;
large csstern; cement walks; city
water and sewer In street. Cherry,
apple and plum trees. raspberries
and grapes; !, block to car.
Price. $500.
F. D. wEAD, $40 s. 18th, Wead Bldg
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-02

FOR SALE or trade for land or live stock
40-acre dairy farm; close to town. All
fenced, good improvements, at $3S an
acre. Address owner. Box IS. Willow
River. Mimi
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-02
LYNNWOOD
Dundee.
DUNDEE.
VACANT BARGAINS.


ss,o00--Two full lots on the northeast cor
ner Of Sand and Webster Ground 100
KISS. Immediately across the street
east from the Arthur Cooley home.
This is restricted district and Ia only
one block from the car line. Only
one house can be built on the two
lots. Not another location of equal
size In Dundee will compare with II
for the money.
S3,500--Southwest corner of 51st and Cali
fornia, 7bx150 II. of grdund. East
front, on top Of the hill. Only one
block from the car lire. Cement
walks and paving on both sides and
all improvements paid for In full.
This Is an unusual opportunity to
get close to the car lint and yet be
in one OF the finest districts In
Dundee. See It today.
ARMSTRONG-WALSH CO.,
Tyler 1895. Rose Bldg. 18th and Farnam,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-02
The Secret , If Submarine
BY E. Alexander Powell
FIFTEENTH INsTALLMENT.

by E.. AexnndsP ewei,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-02
REAL ESTATE WANTED

NEAL Ed n Z WAN Ed
WANTED--4, s and 6room houses that
can be sold for 500 cash, balance SIS
per month; give complete description first
letter.
w. FARNAM SMITH & co.
1920 Farnam St Tel. Doug. 1864.
OUR speciality handling property for out-of-
town owners
GALLAGHER & NELSON. Omaha. Neb.
WANTED-l0o HOUSES TO RENT,
BEAVERS. 100 Omaha Nat. Blk. Doug. 24bo.
Persistent Advertising Is the Road
to Success.
HAVE buyers for small houses and lots In
North Omaha. Writs bo62. Bee.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-02
REAL EsTATE-Other Cities

ARE you looking for an almost modern
house and a few acres. just the right
distance from town. If so, write e. w.
Frans, Plattsmouth. Neb
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-02
REAL EsTATE-TRACkAGE

~ A., slightly, sd and Grover, $1,000; ~
A. on paved St. $4,000 A., SD and
Pacific, $1,000 cash. Doug. 2947.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29
COUNTY CLUB GOLF TITLE
ANNEXED BY DOUGLAS CALL
Defeats e.. a. Orsain In JIinul Match
Played iesterday-WIlI Meet Winner
OF HrrnitnGc 'rOurnnmrMt for CIp.

douglas Cnll will represent the Couu-
try club OF Virginia IN the match
against the winner uf The rsil touru;t.
men; OF the Hermiiag" Country Club.
TIL" decision was reached Yesterday
afternoon, when he came out victorious
oyer ~ y. Orrnin in the final match OF
he fall tournament championships ji-
vision. Mr. Cali by his victory also
was awarded the club chanpinnship.
While interest yesterday was cen
torcd on The champinnship affair he
twcer CAN and orgain, there we're sew
c:al other matches played IN the low i'
sets.
The matches Yesterday resulted as
follows:
First sixteen mpiouship livision)
Call boat organ, and 3.
Second siNtcrn--JoncS beat Morgan
and =.
rhird sixteen-Alnlien beat Clarke,
{ and ..
Defeated ciThtS:
First siXtcen--Wood beat Nelson. r
and {.
Second siNteen--Mcln'v beat Gray.
jr. y and I.
Third sixteenth. y. Lcmist beat
lla!dy. AMI &.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29
ATHLETICS FOR GIRLS
PUBLIC SCHOOL LASSlES
SHOW INTEREST IN SPORT
Department of PHI! steal t:iucntion Of
frrs opportunities III Various
ilrnncIea Under SMncrNisiOm.

I'm important step toward the de-
department. OF mo Richmond puhl.c
schools. y; bellevue and l:ainbridgc
The girls HAY" already sismod their
names IL the initia! canvass. The oh
Joct Of this movement t. IL Great. Il
healthy Interest. under lrop"r super
vision. ~ athletic activities suited 20
their ability
tn" rules under which they compete
arr few and simple. and are based on
~, n,rinc!r!" 81 thg sew York girls
~" present Tim. tn" activities Will 10
limited ia number with tn. object III
ii"w Of later widenini the field. The
their respected buildings.
III" following is given na IN Illus.
trait"n Of ~" ""'np",itium; AL thc
''i-A ai,d LIZ" group IN IN. buildings
elect captains tog ma k"tnaii. Voll.y bail.
sMdbnll; relay races ana folk dances.
Then the captains select their tennis.
with Oh. another. \ record nf attend
ancc is KEEP; OF al COMPETITORS aud II
Il .irl atainS a certain grad. "r chi
cheney. She Is rewarded at Che close III
Eaiubrlia. entries follow: nu,h Gov
crSt"ne. Ie,tic Thompson. i',nsy i:nrke.
III" Simpson. Mamie Ride. Evelyn
,Tes"rH Nir@inia Mnstun. Agnes
i:;3,than Mars, Moor Gladys Madison.
EliHabcth ii".land. rhclma Roper. r.,t;t
Tally. Elizabeth i:owZi". EGth Fowler,
Gcas" smith, Estes Newell. Annie f'os-
ttf. Auni" tarmOn. Ethel curi.y. Edith
Maitland. Mari" WtnGlc. I.r.lu Woods
Arreii" W!ndl.. GERTRUDE Reynolds
10" Neal Th"lmI Scirh colouia Rob
.rtsoi!, Eva craig. Sallc Fisher Lucy
kid". i.oiS carr. Ruby Jones. Virginia
MAIDEN. isru-sj!nc Chat Oh. Vira Copl.y
Elsie Lawson, t.ci! Davis ruth John
son. ,Inni- l:Urnhiil. Mae Query. Edna
!AEit". 'cci!!c Triton. Virginia Hcams
i;"rniice Adams. Elsie Jones. Annie
Rowland. Nirpini;, Harrisun. Marie.
Moore. NaNcE ';owz!e. Mary Williams
Nina Mccks. Nina Lester. Ellen Wood
~. Isabella Unison, Lewis '.cbcrtson
SuSi" CROOKS, Marian Si;il.t Ettil
Ian, ''!i.hNS fowlkcs. Martini HOLLAND
NJ !Gr"d Brown. Eleanor schultz, Mat
re Jones, i:Sjcl" PURDUE Minnin Aters
,i"ic!i fEanNiin. Leone Bishop, Frances
Maurice BcNlah Robertson. Carlotta
iiN"ii M"EGlr Garnet. Celia Want
MARY EoNnS, Virginia Campbell Lena
lILi n ltt.-- ". Al..r.... NJ. NL-.i.-,-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29
HERMITAGE TOURNAMENT
Is NOW IN FULL SWING
Man. Golfers Make itUunI of Course
in Qualifying administration Wood
Turns In Lowest Score.

Golfers wh" aspire 10 be III, cham
pion of The Hermitage Country Club
hy winning tho fall tournament. play
al the qualifying round Friday ana
Saturday. ANA good crown w:tS out
each day. Forty-tVse cards We're turn
ed in for tito Qualifying round with
Gordon j.. Wood. one Of ,hc Younger
golfers, turning in The lowest score.
l'airin@s i'll the next match will lac
as follows:
Glass .A--c. 6. Vaughan ". i: II.
vim f.. T. Harrison vs. j. G. Robert
son. j. s Jones " Douglas Cali. Coz
dor Wood VS. NJ. Vi. Mcclure. William
Wal!ac" vs.. NJ. Peck. -. j. Sands ".
i.ricr Winston. .. q. hin vs. Eivcs
Fleming
Glass Twins; Wilson vs.. II a..
Hazard, br. :. y. Moon KS. John T..
SwartWout, q. II. Winston rs 4. IL.
DuDrtway, Z. GARRETT 'rabb vs. Washby
Jones. l.. G. Caldwell va. j.. L.. C;iliian.
Morris l.anehorhe vs.. Paul Mayo, K. g.
DuVal ". Joseph l.. Anderson, w. ..
l,nckcr KS. j. H. InIval.
Glass t-~F'. s. Valentine vs.. H. Han
dy, <. u. Love vs.. Rye. w. G. Whi.ner
vs.. Rye. Preston Brlviu vs.. A. Curl
ton Mckcnncy. T.. L. Laird US. II. e.
Rucker. Young Tyrce w. Bye. NJ. can
IS. William l;uce@r, Hunsdcn Cary vs..
H. II. tucker.
Glass \ players contest for the cham
pionship OF the club. Glasses u and
{. play on handicaps, thrcc-qunrtcrs of
the difference Ia apply. Choice OF three
DAYS is allowed FOR each match, the
last day to be default day.
Prizes will bc awarded in each aiX
teen and IN the defeated eight.