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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-25
GERMANIA Sc PREGx-
TESTE PENTRU 0 MARE
CAMPANIE COMERClALA
AMERICANII vOR SPRIJINI
C0A[EROIUL 81 INDUSTRIAL
FRANCEZA.

PARIS, "a Ian. Oficiantii a.
mericani de aici au dat astazi a.
larma ca Germania Sc pregateste
pentru o mare campanie conner
ciala, mai ales in Statele Unite 81
Franta.
Dmsii aratau ca Germania tot
deauna fost foarte interesata
in comerciu 81 ca in patrarul vea-
cului din urma si-a cheltuit ju-
m&tate din energia So pentru CO.
raerciu 81 industrie, lar cealalta
hfxn94 speu1xp edifioapsae asaii.
nariei de razboi. Aceasta masina-
lie este eliminate lscoasa afara J,
acuma 81 organizatiile Ell indus
triale pot Sc. speseze mai multa
energie pentru negot.
Mine seara, d-nul Edkard Hur-
ley, va tine eonferinta inaintea
clubului oamenilor de afaceri
francezi, in care va schita atitu-
dinea (tinuta) americanilor fata
de comerciul francez, pentru ca
sse combata primejdia germana.
Dupa cit s'a auzit pima acum,
d-nul Hurley, va cere ca toate
natiunile sa Sc reorganizeze pc
baza de pace cit Sc poate de GU
rind, asa ca sd Sc poata stabih
de nou comerciul lumii. Dinsul
este de credinta ca demobilizarea
armatelor franceze, italiene,- ame-
ricane 81 engleze, este una din con
ditiunile principale pentru relu-
area firelor rupte ale negotului
lumii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-25
RoyII PuSCA AsUPRA
UNUI POST AMERICAN

ARCHANGEL, "a Ian. 50 Boil
sevicii continue Ibombardarea po-
zitiilor americana de la list Pa
mega, Ia 80 mile in sud de Shen-
kursk, 81 artiIeria americana ras-
punde la focnl inamicului.
Atacul de infanterie pc care
era sal faca rosii Martha trecu-
ta, nu q fost facut.
Taranii spun CD Bolsevicii au
suferit 500 essuslitati in atacul
lor de infanterie de Dumineca tire
cuta. An lasat multi raniti il
morti ca Sc inghete in paduri.
Casualitatile americanilor in a.
eeasta lupta, dupa cum Sc spune,
llu au fost decit 50,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-25
1sPRAv1LE UNUI MANIAC.

WASHINGTON, "a Ian.
-Trei femei, doua din ele erau lu-
eratoare de razboi, au fost alta
cate de un maniac ieri diminea-
ia, pc cind durmeau in pat, la To-
cuintele lor deosebite.
Doua din ele au fost puscate,
una probabil ca de moarte. A tre-
ia a fost sugrumata.
Nebunul terrorist inca liber pi
nd acnm. Vinatoarea dupa el~e in
vigoare. Politia crede ca lunaticul
aeesta posibil ca scapat din vre-
Q casa de nebuni din apropiere
ori din statele vecine.
Victimele lui stunt:
Ora Lillian Hood. Ea a fost
puscata in abdomen (pintece) Sc
afla in conditii foarte critice.
D-ra Martha Geagan. A foss
.puscata in partea stinga cor
'pului. -
ORA Florence Fowler, a fost
gituita pima STA perdut constiin-
ta.
Cind Ora Hood s'a desteptat
la orele $50 dupa miezul noptii
q auzit glasul unui ON ce 0 e
nleninta: ,,Acum de curind am
ppscat o femeie 81 ;am- VENT sd
'te pusc 81 pc tine Ea q sarit
sus, nebunul . prins-o in brate,
sldbozind un ,glonte in pintecele
dfnsei.
SlAbita de curgerea singelui
,d-ra Hood tot Sc mai lnpta Gu
nebpnul, care Il urma desfacin-
dune ain miinile 81, q dis2arut.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-25
O ALTA SCAmATORIE
GERmANx.

COBLENZ, % Ian. - Sc anull-
ia ca negustorii Germani, care au
cumparat materiale de razboi de
ale iarmatei lor, in valoare de mi
lioane de dolari, dupa semnarea
armistitiului au 1nceput sd predea
aceste materiale fortelor Ameri-
cane. Negustorii vor perde banii
ce i-au dat pc ele, cAci de altfel
cumparasera totui Gu preturi
foarte ieftine.
Autoritatile arnatei a treia fac
cercetari ca sd afle daca vinzarea
Sc facuse Gu ordintd fnaltei CO.
mande militare, sau numai din
initiative comendantilor de uni
tati.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-25
GERMANIA FAVORIZEAZ4
DISCUTIILE DESCHISE.

BERLIN, % Ian. (intirziata). -
Delegatii germani alesi pentru con-
gresul pacei favorizeaza ca toate
procedarile sd fie facute publice.
Ca raspuns la interpelare Phi
lip Scheidemann 81 contele Brock
dortf-Ratzau, earl vor Representa-
Germania la congresul din Versail-
les, au spus ca Ell sustin de buna a.
tltudlnea Americei 81 a Angliei ca
conferinta sc fie deschisa.
,,Germania nu favorizeaza secre-
tele'', declarat Scheidemann.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-25
N|S|UNEA TRANS|LVk-
NEANA IN BUCURESn.

Misiuneo trunsilvdueand, snsdr
ciaaatd de cdtrd Adunareo Notiona
Ia dim AlbG-Iulia remate regeIu
Ferdinand actele unireii, a ajxn.
la Bucuresti IN ziAa de 13 Decemb
RE 1918. Misius,ei . s'a fdcNt o pri
tmire gramdioasd.
Pc per0nul gdrea erau presenti II
II ,'.inist,I Ronsiniei, us mare nu
mar de general, reprezemta'stii tu
turor institutiunil0r rationale: CT
representantii Legiat,iei transiIvd
meme, representasfii comitetulu
,,Ligei pemtrM wnitatea ,ationald'
toate- institatiile rationale din re-
gat, precam 81 toate autoritdtle AZ
fost representate. 0 remarcabN
impresie a fdcMt presenta lun DR.
Frank, presedintele ,,Consiliulu
National Saxon" ce Sc aflo Sn BIZ
curesti.
Mir0n Ci'isteG multunind la sa
lutuL de bMevenire, a eU0cat O emo
tiune generald. Ovotiile au fost J.
mense, de a rdsundt cartierL din
jurul gdrei.
A f0st an enthusiasm, fdrd prece
dentd ci',d cortejul a pormit pc Ca
lea Grivitei spre palatul regal, W',.
de ag fost reserUate tOcuimtele pen
trN nisa,tne. Aclamatiile aW tinu1
mai mute ceGsuri.
In sGl0 de trOn, unde q f0st pri.
n,itd misiunea, pc tron sedea rege-
le, Engd eI sofia So regina Maria
iar IN jurul Tor intreaga fan.zie
~ ss,ss' --.> ss--sa-sss.a.4,.
& MsMastruI trdnsilvdnean V0sNt
Colds tinut un discurs, ce q stors
lacrs,nt din ochif celor presenti,
cind q spns despre Iuarea decisi,t-
mei de cdtrd Adunarea Nationald
din Alba-Iulia. MinistrM de eater
ne trGnsiludnean DR.. Aler0ndru
Vaida- Voeuod, q dat regelM actul
unirei.
Regele, adinc miscat, a declarat
n,isinnei ca Sc va supune vointei
poporulmi romim 81 acceptd sd DOM
meascd peste toti Rominii della Nis-
trn 81 PIMA la Tisa.
S'a dat mare festivitate 5n O.
n0areG misiunei tr0nsilvdmea,e.
yLiga pemtrw unitatea mationa-
Id" dGt presedimtelui misiunei ua
buchet fdcind declaratia cd inde-
pJasaindu-se scOpul pentru care s'a
formal Laga pentru unitateG matio-
nGJd, de dcum mW maj este mici Mn
motto ca ea sd-si maj continue ac-
tiVitdtHe, deci de acum sd fie con-
siderGtd ca dis0lvGtd.
(La Roumanie
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-25
CIlestja Ligei NatiuId|or
Va f diseMata maine.
De: w. Phillip simms.

PARIS, "a Ian. = Chestiunea
Ligei Natiunilor va Fl luata in di.
scutie formal in sesiunea de mil.
ne a congresului, asa Sc spune IN
cerucirle oficiale.
Delegatiunile fntrunindu-se fie-
care singura au inceput ca sa-si
pregateasca fiecare planul asu.
,pra Ligei Natiunilor, discutiile
preliminare vor fl de O natura
ce permite discutia asupra princi-
piilor generate. Delegatia Ameri-
cana, Sc site ca tinut sedin-
ia de doua ore, unde fost dis
cutat planul ligei ce va fl pus in
curind pc tapet, planul delegatiei
Americana a fost aproape com
plectat. Acum insa s'a raportat
ca hici planul Americanilor 81
nici Gel al Englezilor nu va ii
prezentat III intregime in sesiu-
nea de milne. Sc pare ca prese-
dintele Wilson 81 Lloyd Gorge
vor Sc astepte pima cind celelalte
planuri sunt prezentate 81 discs-
tate in intregime, 81 numai dupa
aceia Sc submita programul dele
gatiilor lor.
S'a anuntat astazi ca corespon-
dentii dc ziare \vor ii admisi in
intreaga sesiune de milne, la fel
ca La sesiunea initiala congre.
sului de Simbata.
1ntre alte subiecte ce Sc vor
discuta milne este 81 chestia refe-
ritor la responsibilities 81 pedep
aeas~selorsHisossati ati~panfEns inee-
perea razboiului, Sc va discuta
despre repararea pagubelor de
razboi, despre legislatia muncito-
rilor International 81 despre por-
turtle ce sunt internationale, de-
spre navigate 81 drumuri de fier.
In conectie Gu propozitia naviga-
tlei Sc crede ca sc va discuta des-
pre- Dardanele, Constantinopol 81
Bosfor. Sc asteapta ca sa Sc IA
masuri ca aceste Sc fie facute in
ternationale, ca sd fie o iesire
deschisa din Marea Neagra. lar
linia ferata ,,Berlin--Bagdad'' va
Fl prima linie ferata care va ii
internationalizata.
Sesiunea de All a consiliului SUI
prem, pc linga prepararea progra
mului muncei de milne, mai di-
scutat uncle chestnut referitor
la armatele de ocupatie. Aceasta
s'a putut deduce prin prezenta,
in aceasta sesiune, maresalilcr
Foch, Haig, generalului Diaz 81
alti membrii militari al armatci
associate.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-25
BOLSEvICHIST1I EVACUIAZA
PETRO0RADUL.

LONDRA, "a Ian. ~ O telegra-
ma din Copenhaga a agentiei
Central News care spune ca 0
q primit din Helsingfors, spune
Cd armata bolsevichista evacuiaza
Petrogfadul 81 ca ministrul de
r6zboi Trotxky STA mutat csrti-
erul general la Nisni Noveorod.
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AS0clAJIuhEA NATI0NALA ROM. AMERICANA
RAPPORT DESPRE STAREA easel

Total nitrate pima Ia Iulie 1913 $43627 96
1ntrae della Tube 1918 psnd IA ~ Iamaarie 1919:
Dmtri Grady, Dallas 500
Comtetul Nationa Soc ,fnvingrea Romna 1862
Interese pin< Ia 30 unie 1918 3759
Intersse pnx L 81 Decembre 1913 $3.50
Mai mutt Gu cents O7
Comtetu National Local, Newark Ohio 1886
Toa nitrate ApnA 4 "a Ianuarie 1919 $44OS2SO
Total te pna y "A Ianuarie 1919 3716S0s
4 n Ianuarie 1918 $68l427
National OF libslul No 1890
Sss l 1y. II eessorsAa
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-25
CALlATpRIA
IN EUROPA.

cit de rele sunt legaturile drumu.
lui dintre tarile Europene 81 din.
tre Europa 81 America, dam
mai jos scrisoare trimisa din
Spania, care sosit aicea toe.
mai dupa -doua lnni. Scrisoarea
este trimisa d-lui n. Topirceanu
care Sc afla in america numai
de citeva luni, unde sosit dupa
0 lunga 81 primejdfoasa calatorie
prin Russia 81 Japopia. Scrisoarea
aceasta ajuns il Aurora, ILL.,,
tocmai la IA Ianuafie 1919.
Barcelona, 19 Noembrie 1918
Draga Domnule fopircean: =
Pima aci am ajuns bine, dar de
aici n'am putut obtine VIA pasa.
portului inca,, 81 stau de doua
luni, fara a avea Q stire de acasa
Stu numai ca Opreanu 81 Gu tata
au ajuns in Rominia D-ta esti a.
colo? TIE rog sa-mi scrii imediat
o carte postala. Cind am trecut
prin America mia parut rau ca
n am avut timp sal vad pc d-nul
NIGGA. Acum a dat Dumnezeu sd
invinga aliatii 81 Rominia va Fl
mare 81 1erlclta. ABA astept ga
putem pieca de alcl 81 sa revad
Eara, oar cred casvor trece INCA
vre-o ooua iu p Sc va putea
voAJa. Trlmeste aMlcale salutarL
Astept raspunsuI ltaie. Daca nu
esti acoio, ro9 pq d-nul NIGGA
sa-ml raspunoa
ane1 =. MAXIM.
Dupa elt suaten ah1orMat de
ss-as
scrle aceasta scrlsoare este un IN
'giner Gu Vaza 10 nommla, care q
aVut contractc Gu guvernui pen
.ru< <lucrari puDilce de mliloane de
lranci' lar tatal dlnsuiui este de-
putat. lata oar ca un ON Gu 0
m1lueh9a att de mare nu poate
opEine VIA pasaportuiui 81 e sillt
Sd stea III opania mutt timp'
poate doua lunl' atuncl cum
Lar II Gu putnEa aceasta unul
slmpiu muncltors
Dln ceie scrlse alci, Nomlhll
hostrl dh America pot vedea GU
e de greu sa ealatoreasca clneva
IN tlmpurile acestea spre patrle.
81 CIT tlmp treoue sa poposeasca
prln alte Tarl. "A pleca acum un
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-25
PREDAREA BoLsEv1C1LoR.

& STOCKHOLM, "a Ian. O
telegrama de la Helsingfors a.
nunta ca intreaga armata boise
vica de pc frontul Nerva q tre-
cut de partea Estonienilor. Ea
nnmara 10000 de oameni.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-25
TROTzky { PR|z0NIER.
SEFUIL BOLSEVICHISTILOR ESTE LUAT
PRIZONIER DE ESTHONIENL
ROSi Sunt auncati indaTa in Russia dc nOTd.,

BASEL. "a LAM - Leon Trotzky, ministru bosevchist
de razboi marna upa Bolevc fost batu de Esho
neni scapat della Narv conform telegraelor prim
te ac della Lbau fost luat prizonier de Esthoneni
Aceleas str vestesc pc urma ntrevenr trupelor fin
landeze in Esthona Lvona province acese au fost
complet de Bosevc pace peste tot ocu
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
Dannenora Report
Pefutes- Charge Of
Asylum Cruelties
Superintendent Ross and
His Assistant, DIR. Dexter,
Exonerated: Use of Force
rs Declared Unavoidable
Spcciai Correspendsacs

Speciai Correspendxacs
ALBANY, Aug. s.--The management
Of the hospital for criminal insane
connected with Clinton prison. at
Dannemora, has been completely ex-
onerated Of the charges made against
it by Louis Greenspan. a Brooklvn
lawyer on information supplied by his
brother, Larphy Greenspan. recently
released from the hospital A sub
committee o. the prison survey COM
mission, headed by Adolph Lewiston,
Investigated the charges and to-day
reported to the Superintendent Of
Prisons, Charles F. Rattigan, that they
could not be suhstantiateG. The re-
moval Of Dr. John r. Ross, superin-
tendent, and DR.. Dexter. assistant
superintendent OF the institution. was
asked in the charges, and il WAS alleged
that prisoners were held at the hos
p:tai after their terms expifed that
two had been beaten to death and
others subjected TO brutal treatment:
that sane prisoners were kept there.
that the food was unfit to eat and the
sanitary conditions poor.
The committee was assisted by DR..
a. A. Brill, alienist. who declared the
charges that sane prisoners were re-
tanned there were without foundation.
This institution" the report said,
"has in its care large number Of in
sane patients who are highly danger
Gus. 1t is matter of public record
that DIR. Ross's predecessor, Mr.. North.
was stabbed to death by one of these
patients. Under such conditions physi-
cal conicts from time to time would
seem not to be always avoidable."
Patrick Ward. an attendant, was
charged with being responsible for the
death of a prisoner named Scali. but
the report says that the coroner's in
quest exonerated Ward and that the
committee does not find that the charge
against him was substantiated. Louis
Goldstein was the other prisoner
charged to have been beaten to death.
The report says tha. he was in an ex-
tremely enfeebled condition and died
a natural death.
The committee found that the food
and sanitary conditions were excellent.
but recommended that the isolation
ward, in which dangerous patients are
kept. be enlarged, and also recon-
mended that thirty days notice be
given to relatives on the expiration
of the sentence of a prisoner whose
recommitment is sought
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
Richards Wins Rifle
Prize ON Caldwell Ranges

CALDWELL, N. j., Aug. S.
The final leg of the match for
leech cup was shot to-day under
unfavorable wind conditions The
winner OF the match and cup
was William H. Richards, of the
Winchester Repeating Arms Company,
who turned in a perfect score for the
three days shoot. His total was 105
He received the Leech cup and a gold
medal.
Nine other riflemen, whose scores
we're next highes. were given bronze
medals. These winners are
Lieutenant John j. Faragher T. s.
NJ. c., lot; NJ. a. Fawcett, Iowa civil
ian team, 100; Cap. ain j. f. CASTILLO,
Filipino scout, 98; Captain G. E. Cook.
ordnance department, 81; D. A. Prues-
sner, Iowa civilian team, 81; Gunnery
Sergeant c. L. Woisle, U. S. Marine
Corps, 81; f. Chisholm, District Of
Columbia civilian team, 81; Sergeant
M.W. Durham, L. S. Marine Corps, 9G.
The first hundred of the rihemcn
each received national rifle associa-
ton bar
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
Ford's Generosity
And High Aim 8
Stressed i'm Trial
Counsel in Closing Argu-
1nent Praises Manufacture
er's Philanthropy and
His Love for Mankind

MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich, Aug. s.
Arguments closing the 1000, 900 libel
suit Of Henry Ford against "The Chica-
go Tribune" continued to-day. Neil E.
Reid Judge Of Prooase Of this county,
and Attorney John II. Weeks, Of
Mount Clemens, addressed the jury
on behalf Of Mr.. Ford, and Attorneys
William T. Hosner and Horace X. Ten
ney, of Chicago. for "The Tribune"
Other counsel will resume the argu-
aents next Monday.
Mr.. Weeks drew q graphic picture of
the Industrial greatness Of MIR. Ford,
and Of his pAiianthropies. His enter
prises, Attorney Weeks asserted, would
support a city of the size of St. Paul.
Cincinnati or Louisville. al Henry
Ford is an anarchist" said he, what
a wonderful country this would be if
we We're all that kind OF anarchist"
Mr.. Tenney, when he faced the jury,
asserted that it was not Henry Ford's
private character. but his public char
acter, that the jury had to consider.
Admit Right to Express Opinion
Counsel for Mr.. Ford have reiter-
asted that he had a right to express
his opinion" said Mr.. Tenney. I'VE
admit it, and it is on that right that
The Tribune replies"
Mr. Tenney expanded the theme Of
the right of fair comment" as a
privilege and duty Of newspapers in
legged libellous editorial, Mr. Tenney ar
eued, was not an isolated attack on
Mr.. Ford but an incident of the pub
lie controversy in which Mr. Ford bore
a prominent part. Mr.. Tenney claimed
Tor The Tribune" the same right of
comment as that exercised by Mr.. Ford
in his controversy with Henry B. Jov.
president of the Packard Motor Car
Company. In his controversy Mr. Jov
opposed the pacifism of Mr.. Ford and
was IN reply characterized by Mr.. Ford
as IAN apostle Of murder"
strong disclaimer that there was
anything anarchistic in the utterances
Of Mr. Ford was made by Mr.. Reid.
Pictured as Kindly Man
The lawyer pictured Mr.. Ford as a
kindly man, with love of birds and
trees and his fellow men; one whose
llfe ambition was to leave the world a
better and happier place TO live in than
he found It. yet one who when his
country was at war devoted every energy
and every resource to answer his coun-
try's need. 1t - absurd, he sad. to
character by dstorting the rhetorical
flourishes of his published sentiments
into the bulminations of an anarchist.
Mr.. Reid was followed by Mr..
Eosner. for "The Tribune"
IF Henry Ford had remained in the
field where he made so conspicuous a
success There would have been no law
suit said Mr.. Hosner. LAS a manu-
tacturer he renders a great service to
the country. Still, he has done fairly
we'll for Henry Ford. There is no
criticism of that, but along in 1916 he
made a terrible mistake when he con
cluded to leave the field which he orna-
mented for an arena where he did not
belong to pose as ar educator"
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
Murphy Sets New Marks
Driving Home Trotters

CLEVELAND, Aug. S.-Thomas w
Murphy, of Poughkeepsie, N. Y, capt
ured the leader, the 2 :0S pace, with Di-
rect c. Burnett and then won the special
match race with Ante Guy over Walter
CoXs great trotter, Lu Princeton, the
features of to-day's Grand Circuit card
at North Randall
In winning these events Murphy set
two seasons records. In the first heat
of the leader pace Murphy had to drive
the final quarter in 2794 seconds, the
fastest quarter over any track this sea
son and one Of the fastest quarters
ever paced
In the special trot, after being beaten
in the first heat, Murphy brought Ante
Guy home winner in the second heat
in 2:03A, establishing a seasons trot-
ting record. Lu Princeton led all the
way around in the first heat. Ante Guy
breaking at the half mile In the next
two heats Ante Guy came from behind
in the stretch, trotting the last half
of the final heat in 0:59 u. In the second
heat she missed by a quarter of a
second, getting a bonus for equallnq
her mark of 2:03. Four favoritcs won,
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
JOHNSTON VS.. KUMAGAE
Walker, Columbia
Captain, i'm Final
For Vermont Title

BENNINGTON, Vt, Aug 8.-The
Vermont state golf championship tour
nament came through the semi-tinal
stage here to-day at Mt. Anthony Golf
Club. A. i. Walker, the intercollegi-
ate champion, who plays as an Elk
wanok member, and j. G. Estey. OF
Brattleboro, will meet in the thirty-six-
hole final tomorrow.
Walker won by a wide margin, but
was obliged to play close to par golf
to do so. This morning he met keen
competition on the part of Sayre Nc
Leod, jr., a ffteen-year-old youth from
Greenwich, Conn, who plays from Mt
Anthony, and this afternoon George
f. Morse, OF Rutland, carried him to
the fifteenth green. The Columbia golf
captain played but three strokes above
par in spite of a 7 on the long fifth
hole. where par is s.
Estey played twenty-hole match
against clubmate, B. r. Uchida, this
morning, and wen by 5 up and 3 to
play from Frank Taussig, ST. An
drews member, playing from Dorset
Field Club, this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
Widow to Fight for Control
Of Phvfe's S3OO.OOO Estate

Surrogate Cohalan yesterday decided
he would appoint referee to take
testimony on the question OF the com
potency Of Mrs. Duncan Phyfe Of the
buckingham Hotel Mrs. Phyfes hus-
band died last May. leaving an estate
Of 100000. He left no will, and Mrs
Edith Phyfa, sister of a deceased
brother of Phyfe, obtained letters OF
administration, stating to the court
that the widow was incompetent to
manage the estate.
Mrs. Phyfe, the widow, has applied
to the Surrogates' court asking that
the letters granted to her sister-in
law be revoked and that she be ap-
pointed adMinistratrix.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
Tennis Summary

Newport Casino invitation singles (semi-
nnal m round )-Wiiliam T, Tilden I'd de-
Sc 6-1; William NJ. Johnston defeated
tchlya kumagae. 81. 6-1. GS.
Invitation doubles (second round)-Nor-
Wan b Brookes and Gerald Patterson de-
feated DR. William Rosenbaum and Arthur
5. Cragin. GO. los: Charles S. Garland
ilrr.. and Harry c; johnson defeated lohiya
lNumagae and s. Howard Noshel, 2--6
Is. 6-4; Wallace f. Johnson and Vim
cent Richards defeated F. c. Baggs and
r, /. Anderson. 81, s.. G-r3; j. s.
Cushman and J. H. Van Allen defeated
Ken Yamasaki and Sigmund Spaeth, 6--3,
IS: william NJ. Johnston and Clarence j.
Griffin defeated Robert Iindley Murray and
Nathaniel w. Niles, ST, 6-4; r. v,
Thomas and Randolph Lycett defeated Dr.
p 3. Hawk and Carl Fischer. If, g.
Third round--Brookes and Patterson de-
feated Garland and johnson, 6--3, Ga
X: Norris Williams I'd and Watson M.
Washburn defeated Oliver Perrin and j. G.
Douglas, 6--1. G---1: johnson and Richards
defeated Cushman and Van Allen, 50,
6-S; Thomas and Lycett won from Johns
ton and Griffin by default.