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PROMINENT ENTRIES
In April's North and South
Tournament, April 11-16
AMERICAN BANKERS'
CONVENTION, MAY 1-7
Reservations have been made for
Among the prominent tennis players some 300 members of the American
who are entered for the North and South Bankers ' Association who will gather
tournament to be held at Pinehurst on at the Carolina Hotel during the week of
April 11 to 16 are the following : May 1 to 7 for their annual convention,
Men: Vincent Richards, Ichiya Ku- and with the members of their families
magae, S. H. Voshell, H. A. Throck- who will accompany them it is likely that
morton, Craig Biddle, Frank Hunter, close to 400 people will bs in the party.
Fred A. Otis, R. B. Bidwell, R. B. The bankers held their convention here
Weeden, Norman Johnson, Beals Wright, in April last year and were so impressed
Women: Mrs. Molla B. Mallory, Miss with that particular time at Pinehurst
Marion Zinderstein, Miss Edith Sigour- that they selected a date as near then as
ney, Miss Mollie Thayer, Miss Florence possible. Pinehurst habitues are fast
Ballin, Miss Clare Cassel, Miss Anne realizing that the late season offers the
Townsend, Mrs. S. Fullerton Weaver, most delightful vacation time of any.
Miss Phyllis Walsh, Miss Katherine The bankers come from every state in the
Force, Mrs. DeForest Candee, Mrs. J. E. United States. A large number of them
Bailey, Mrs. Theodora Sohst, Mrs. Mabel will assemble at Chicago from which
Straffin, Mrs. Frank Godfrey. place special through trains to Pinehurst
Practically all these entrants are will be run for their convenience. In ad-
among the country's best players, and dition to their regular association golf
guests at Pinehurst are sure to witness tournament and special golfing events,
one of the greatest tennis exhibitions there will be special programs of racing,
ever played here. shooting, theatres, canoe trips on the
Lumbee River, and every feature of
POLO TOURNAnENT Pinehurst amusements will be kept open
in full blast until after the Carolina
Fresh from their Camden invasion closes,
where the team held its own with the
best teams on the southern circuit, the GRAIN MARKETING PLAN
Sand Hills Polo Club will stage their
first annual tournament at Pinehurst Farmers' representatives from all the
April 1 to 16. grain growing states will meet in Chicago
The tournament will consist of teams April 6 for the purpose of ratifying or
from Camden, Camp Jackson, Camp rejecting the grain marketing plan
Bragg and teams of the Sand Hill Club, evolved by the Farmers' Marketing
In addition to the Club trophies, four in- Committee of Seventeen. Each state
dividual prizes will be given in each will have one delegate for each $15,000,
event. The playing of the different 000 worth of grain marketed during the
events will be announced from day to last ten years.
day, including Sunday. A number of organizations, including
The program follows: a national wheat growers' association in
Novices' Trophy and Individual the southwest have attacked various fea
prizes: Open to teams of four whose tures of tine committee's proposed sys-ag-gregfite
handicaps does not exceed tern on the theory that it will take years
eight goals. to develop the giant marketing structure
Sand Hills' Trophy and Individual to a point where it can replace the pres
prizes : For teams of four under the ex- ent system under which hodging is poa
isting handicaps. sible.
April Trophy and Individual Prizes: Other agriculturalists say the pooling
For teams of four whose aggregate p!an may throw the entire system open
handicaps does not exceed twelve goals, to charges from consumers of violating
the anti-trust laws by attempting to fix
NOTICE Prices-
Mrs. Leo F. F. Wanner is donating a Po- ' ' It is not the desire of farmers to
lice Dog Puppy to be raffled at the Dog frm a gram trust," said Clifford
Show for the benefit of the James M.;- Thome, counsel for the committee, m
Connell Hospital. Chances are sold at discussing this phase. "We recognize
$5.00 and can be secured of Mrs. Wanner the dangers involved, but I anticipate no
or Mrs. Waring or at the Carolina Hotel serious difficulties along that line. Un-
fair price fixing by farmers might defeat
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. F. Clare the farmers themselves, by encouraging
Boilstead will be interested to know overproduction."
that they will spend the months of May, "
June, September and October at the SONG RECITAL, CAROLINA
Briarcliff Lodge, Briarcliff Manor, N. APRIL 3
Y., and will be at the Wentworth- Hotel,
New Castle, , N. .H. during July and A song recitals will be givai at 8:30
August on Sunday evening, April Z, in the ball-
' room of the Carolina Hotel by Mrs.
The reform blight has fallen upon Frederick Guthrie Cunningham of Rye,
the liberties of Paraguayan women, ac- N. Y., assisted by the Carolina Orches
cording to Mrs. Harriet Chalmers Adams, tra for the benefit of the Cormnunity
just returned from South America. House. Mrs. Cunningham will be re
Asuncion, the capital, has forbidden wo- membered as Miss Hazel Treat and will
men to smoke in public. The blow was be warmly welcomed by her many friends
particularly heavy, Mr. Adams said, be- who have heard her in concert before,
cause Paraguyan ladies are confirmed A collection will be taken for the benefit.
C1gar smokers. of the Community House.
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Improved Golf Course Picturesquely Situated on Ocean Front.
Concerts dailv by Boston Symphony Orchestra. Also Special
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Special Feature
VEGETABLES FROM OTJB
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Season
MIDDLE OF JUNE
until
MIDDLE OF SEPTEMBER
Advise early reservations for season. 1921
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AT
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OPEN UNTIL MAY 1st
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Superb 18-hole Golf course. Regulated tennis courts. Liv
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