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Tennis Stars Here Createst Lineup of Stars Ever to Compete in Pinehurst in North and South M I EADING the classiest field of tennis stars ever to participate in p I a Pinehurst tournament, George Lott, Jr., of Chicago, third ranking player of the United States, will defend his title in the eleventh annual United North and South tennis tournament which will get under way this coming Monday on the championship courts of the Pinehurst Country Club. Entries continue to pour in, and the field will rank high in quantity as in quality. The tournament will also bring John F. Hennessey of Indianapolis, Wilmer Allison of Austin, Texas, George Van Ryn of Orange, N. J., and Fritz Mercur of Harrisburg, Pa., to Pinehurst. They, with Lott, stand at the top of the American tennis ranking list, and it is expected that the championship game to be displayed here next week will provide plenty of interest and excitement for the large gallery which is sure to be on hand. Other top-notchers now here who must be included in the brilliant field are Tamio Abe, stellar performer of last year’s Davis Cup team from Japan, and his present partner, S. Onda, of Philadelphia, A. L. Bruneau, Lou Daly, Beals Wright, F. C. Baggs, R. L. Baggs, S. Howard Voshell, and G. Carlton Shafer of New York City, Percy Kynaston of Rockville Center, N. Y., Gilbert Hall of Orange, N. J., and Fred Otis of Provi dence, R. I. Robert Crosland, lanky tennis ace of Charlotte, N. C., and Teddy Burwell, junior boys’ champion of Charlotte, will also be on hand to furnish plenty of opposition to the more notable players. Crosland, who made a clean sweep of the Mid-South tennis tournament last fall on the local courts, is probably the outstanding North Carolinian who is partici pating. The lineup of women stars is equally interesting, and includes many of the outstanding women players of the East. Among those who are competing are Miss Ann Page, Miss Dorothy Andrus and Mrs. Aimee Lamme of New York City, Miss Marjorie Sachs, Miss Marion Morss, Mrs. Ruth Shedden, Miss Dorothy Blodgett and Miss Clara Greenspan of Boston, Miss Virginia Hilleary and Miss Helen Lockhorn of Phil adelphia. Representatives of the University of North Carolina tennis team will have several representatives in the competition, and Hugh Lefler of North Carolina State College and Grady Craven Frank of Duke University are also expected. There are three peas in the pod of every bank. They are punctuality, promptness and precision, and without them no bank can succeed nor continue long in business. From the billion dollar combination down to the smallest financial institution in the country, these qualities must characterize officers and employes alike and must domirtate the entire personnel. A bank must open on time and close promptly at a given hour so that tht day’s business may be punctually and precisely closed and the accounts balanced at the end of each day. This has always been so, but in the rush and scramble of modern complicated business methods it is paramount. And it would profit every individual who does business with a bank (which means everybody) to emulate this example, not) only in his private affairs, but especially in his bank dealings. When an official presents to the loan committee or board of directors an application from a prospective borrower, one of the first questions asked is: “How does he handle his account? Is he prompt?” And the answer has a great} deal to do with whether the action taken is favorable or unfavorable to the applicant. If odcasion arises which makes it necessary to discriminate among appli cants preference is always given to those who are prompt, punctual and precise. FOR SALE OR TRADE—Nice German police dog, \l/i years old, registered under the name of Beau Brummel. This dog will guard your automobile or other property, and also please you for a “Pal.” Price $150, or would trade for good second-hand automobile. E. C. Morris, Asheboro, N. C. established ISIS _ JiOTHINg^^ ^b«iknwn» ^Wnwfyimj ^codst, MADISON AVENUE CON. FORTY>F9JRTH STREET NEW YORK o S0 Clothes for the Horseman Prompt and Careful Attention is Given to Orders or Enquiries by Mail BOSTON PALM BEACH NEWPORT Wmww cob R—now It 24SP«KImw Awww.1 220 Iiuivvi Avutai Raaidts SPORTS * APPAREL • FOR • WOMEN Exclusive Representative for the Original Mrs. Franklin Hand Knitted Suits Country Club Togs HATS Moderate Prices Prevail Theatre Building Pinehurst YOUR DOCTOR HAS CONFIDENCE IN US tAND IN OUR PRESCRIPTION SERVICE
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