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hoard; telephone reports from lookout
stations and guardships stationed in
New York harbor, and from the army
piers Of the port of embarkation in liz
boken.
In addition to serving the maritime
interests, the naval communication SER
vice, through It's vast cable, telegraph
and radio facilities, IL handling prac-
tically all the business OF the govern
meut passing through New York. An
other feature Of its service, regarding
which the wartime ban Of secrecy has
but been recently lifted, was the per-
fecting Of an electro magnetic signaling
device whereby fog-bound ships may
determine their position and be warned
away from dangerous shoals.
This device enables the listening OPP
orator to determine not only tie dlrec-
ton from which tha call comes, but the
distance from which It Ia sent. BY
means of cross bearings, taken from
different receiving stations 1t becomes
but n simple Vatheinatical problem TO
determine an exact location, and the
vessel sending the signal Is so advised,
For this service alone the marine inter-
ests desire the department continued.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-17
MEMPHIS SCHOOL N
SALE.

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received by the secretary
OF the board Of education of the Mem
phis city schools at his office in the
Goodwin Institute building, Memphis,
Tenn, at IL o'clock Zoe Tuesday. July
!, 1919, 70, the following bonds of the
Memphis city schools. viz;
Two hundred and fifty thousand
1889, 0e0l dollars of serial coupon bonds
in the denomination OF $1,000 each au-
acts Of the general assembly Of the
state of Tennessee for the year 1919.
and further pursuant TO an order passed
by the hoard of education at its regular
meeting Monday, June 2. 1919.
The interest rate will be determined
in the resolution of sale and will be
~ or 5 per centum per aunum, as may
he required 10 provide a bid at par.
The bonds will be prepared at the ex-
perse of the board OF education and
delivery win he made in Memphis, New
York city or at the equivalent of New
York city at the option OF the pur-
chaser. who must state in his bid where
the delivery shall be made, Said bonds
shah be dated July l, 1919, and shall
mature as follows, without option Of
prior redemption:
.n Soi i. is! & 10 both inclusive 'i''0'''
Nos, Is TO so, both inclusive. $4,000,
July /, 1895,
Nos 81 10 Is, both Inclusive $4,000.
July l. 1871.
Nos, g TO 50, both inclusive, $4,000,
July /, 1898.
Nos. 81 70 Is, both inclusive. $4,000,
July /, 1893,
Nos. Is 10 20. both inclusive. s15.OOo,
July /, 1889.
Nos 81 TO los. both inclusive, $4,000,
July i. 1881.
Nos. les to Is0, both inclusive. SIS, 900,
July I. lsSg.a
Nos i2l to1sS. both inclusive, $4,000,
July l. 1851
Mes. lss to 80, both inclusive. sis,oao.
July l. 1854.
Nos ISL 10 1855. both inclusive. $1,000,
July !, 1855
Nes les to $50. both inclusive. siseoe.
July /. 1885,
Nos ISL 10 lsS. both inclusive, $4,000,
July !. 1881.
Nos. les 70 sle, both Inclusive. sI5.eoa.
July !. 1858.
! Nos. I'll 70 sss. both inclusive. sls.eoa,
july !, 1883,
Nos 2.s 70 .4a, both inclusive, sis.oas.
July i. lsia
Nos al to ssa, both inclusive. sia,aNA.
July /. istl.
The bonds will be registered as 10
PRINCIPAL only AT the option Of the
holder. interest payable senliannuaIly
July i AID Jan. i. both principal and
interest payahe in lawful money OF
the United States Of America In New
Yarx city or in Memphis, Tenn. at the
lcpsion az the holder.
Ne I'D wia be entertained which
nsnseS a price Of less than par and ac-
Cvd Interest to<se Of delivery free
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John { and Euoia May Risk, Lucy
Brinkley hospital, June 10; hoy
Joe NJ and Lynda NJ Smith, Bap-
,isy Memorial hospital, June L. girl
Robert q snd Sarah T. Aanlen, Bap-
fist Memorial hospital. June Is, boy.
John h and Marxella Q. Tracy, sii
Joseph. June II, girl
John and Teresa Rannel STS North
Second, June IL; girl
r. T. and Susan Sanders, al Lu-
cerne, June Is. girl
CcStoa F. and Minnie NJ. Whitaker
see South Dunlap. June IL; boy.
Albert and Virginia P BsrraSSo. sSS
South Third. June Il; boy.
IoSeph IA and sue Buford, 1855 East
mcrelan6. June 7; boy,
Joseph and Fannie Warren, sss South
Driver, June To- boy.
Arthur ard Artha Washington. -
poatctoc. June IL. gtrl.
George and Crohe Williams. 81 SAT-
fSrans. June 2 boy.
Z. |, and varee Brown. 80 Green.
law. June s. RtrL
Satlsr. Jan Is. girl
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LEGAL NOTICES.
TRUSTEE SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE,

Under and by virtue of the authority
vested in the undersigned as trustees
by a certain deed of trust executed by
F. c. Johnson and wife, Maude NJ.
Johnson, bearing date August 10, 1910,
recorded in book ass, at page 339, in the
registers office of Shelby county, Ten
nessee, default having been made in the
payment of part of the Indebtedness
therein secured and all Of same having
been declared due, the undersigned as
trustees, at the request and by the
direction OF the holder Of said indebted
ness. will. on
TUESDAY. JULY 8, 1919,
within lawful hours, at the Adams ave-
nue. entrance of the courthouse, in the
city OF Memphis, offer for sale at pub
lie cutlery, to the highest bidder for
cash, a certain lot or parcel of land and
the improvements thereon, situated in
the city of Memphis, Shelby county,
Tennessee, to-wit:
Lot No. three (3) of NJ. S. McGehee,
Trustees subdivision Of block F OF
Lambs subdivision. as per plat of said
M. s. McGehee, Trustees subdivision,
Of record in plat book s, at page !, OF
the registers office Of Shelby county,
Tennessee, said lot being more partic-
ulariy described as: Beginning at a
point on the south side OF Overton Park
avenue, hundred and twelve and
one-half Gl21h) feet east from the in
tersection Of the east line of North
Montgomery street with said south line
Of Overton Park avenue, and runs
thence east with the south line of Over
ton Park avenue fifty (50) feet; thence
south one hundred and fifty (150) feet
thence west fifty 500 feet; thence north
one hundred and fifty $50 feet to the
beginning; being the same property
described in the aforementioned trust
deed.
Said property will be sold subject tc
a prior mortgage of about SO, 900, Equity
Of redemption, dover and homestead
waived, and the title Is believed to be
good, but we will sell and convey a;
trustees only.
This June Z, 1919.
C. c. GILLESPIE,
NORMAN NJ. BYARS,
Trustees,
McGehee. Livingston & Farabough, At
tOrneyS.
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MAY
CONTROL NEWS Of
COUNTRY'S SHIPS
Plan Is on Foot Whereby All
Vessels Are to Report to
Central Bureau Moves and
Positions on Ocean.

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nleht y . ~niaens ~ Sronrh
rehu VI 1ntuln'Ht 'TrnU"d'
Whieh maIltune thSe5eSts VI ~ 10
states are ADVISED asly Nhrousn OH.
elal sources n Wlth9ut S3S,; OF Ine
ulpNe'Heh.s 4 P!"o'D"u ca =" -
chant shiAh OF the WIN, " -" ~ ~
sIoNth % one ol tue attan 'aaos VI '"'
haNy aeiatlIhvh' uuatuh .ue va. l..
2 bureau, ~nouo' ny Wm%t .
AuoNh as th' MAYA 'ni.luii' To-
SerNioe, Wes .nst,eu'eu S"otnt r.
WIS vogn,Is .noste1 :, sUn ,at
was @aae necessary ioI wv ItasuH 'na'
lItor y unal '"Hv 'uSte M"s NV
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Under the direction OF a naval ~oIllcer,
with assistants recruited from the ma
.rine departments Of press associations
daily and marine publications, etc, he
bureau was established ana arrange
msnts were at once made for prompt
and FeiiAplt ulSpatthtS from al pAIth OF
the world concerning ship movements,
this service embracing not only the IA
.cilitieS Of the telegraph and cables but
the government controlled wireless as
wei,
It's value during the war was Ines
ttmRhle and with the coming OF peace
and the efforts to build up in this ooun-
Try an efficient merchant marine, tho
bureau has thrown open TO the public
and particularly to the ship owners,
ChaAers, shippers, insurance interests
and maritime business generally, the
facilities OF It's vast and far reaching
service.
by means OF a card index a question
relating TO any ship can be promptly
answered-And reliable Information as
20 her sailing date. estimated time Of
arrival at port OF destination, location
at sea or IN port can be readily given.
II is a service which prior Ia the war
Was maintained IN a similar manner by
many Of tho foreign maritime nations
some OF them much smaller and having
ltAr less ships tina did this country,
WIN a large merchant marine, such as
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS.
STREET PAVING

PAVING.
Office OF the Beard Of Commissioners.
Memphis. Tenn. June 3. 1918
Sealed bids win be received at the
office Of c. c. Pashhy. CITY clerk. until
IL O'Clock room. Tuesday. June Il. 1918.
for furnishing all labor. tools. hauling
for and materials Except yit-ifeA pipe
maRhols and inlet rims and covers.
which will be furnished by the city Of
Memphis on the work. and TO DO the
following described work
Paving South Maiden Ans from Gay
oso avenue 70 BeEis ven
lars square yards old cebblsstons
pavement renewed
SO liaeaI feet txea-tuch granite curh
furnished and set
f.1sa square yards g-iMCh concrete
pavement. including excavation
Six sewer rrznhokes adjusted
The foregoing quantities are app-oxi-
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ANNOUNCEMENTS


WRIGHT-Funeral services of the
late Isaac B. Wright. conducted by the
Rev. c. H, Williamson, Pm. u, will
be held at the residence of his son,
Fred j. Wright, 1905 Eastmoreland
avenue, corner Lumpkin street, tomor-
row wednesday, morning at 1880
o'clock. Friends are invited. Interment
private in Forest Hin cemetery.
SALMON-At st. Joseph's hospital,
Tuesday morning, June II, 1919. at
1890 O'Clock, Alcus p. Salmon, aged
IS years, husband OF Florence T., son
Of Mrs. NJ. A, brother of A. D., w, c.,
and w. l.. Salmon.
Funeral services will be held at resi-
dence. 205S Young avenue, this tTues-
day. afternoon at 4 o'clock. Friends
are invited. lnterment in Elmwood Gem
etery
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NOTICE.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Having been duly appointed and
qualified as administrator in the pro-
bate court OF Shelby county. Tennessee.
OF the estate Of Emmer Robertson. de-
ceased. l hereby give due notice 10
all persons having claims against the
said estate TO present same, properly
proven, to me or 10 my attorneys, and
all persons owing debts or having any
property belonging to the estate of said
decedent will please pay same to me or
deliver the property to my said attor-
neys, W. l.. ROACH,
Administrator OF Emmer Robertson
Estate.
W. G, Cavett, H. S. Buchanan, at
torneys, lOl0-ll Tenn, Trust Bldg,
AAuNphiS
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DIRTY DlSHWATER MAY
SPREAD FLU INFECTION

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June l7,--Dr,
II. 10. Barnard, state food and drug
commissioner, expressed the belief that
unclean water used In washing dishes
may have been the means OF spreading
influenza In Indiana.
He quotes Col Lynch md Lieut., Col,
Cummins, Of the medical corps OF the
United States army, 10 the effect that
samples OF dishwater taken from 10
different restaurants showed an aver
ago Intercollegiate count of 1900, 900
per cubic centimeter, He also SAID
these investigators showed tho num-
her of organisms per cubic centimeter
In restaurant dishwater IL far greater
| than In many specimens OF sewage,
indianapolis restaurant proprietors
were called into the office OF the food
and drug commissioner and given In
| struetions TO clean up or face prose
cutions for violations OF health laws
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BIDS WANTED,

Sealed proposals viii he accepted
and opened BY the shelby county com
mission on Wednesday. June -, for ap.
proximately 4Ae00 feet. board measure
Of creoSoted timber and l,sse lineai fee
of creosoted cypress piling 30 feet IL
length with S-inch tips and l4-inCl
butt. straight and sound: also upog
a2i0 pounds Of wrought iron bolts
spikes and washers.
SHELBY COUNTY COMMISSION.
y W HAZE Sswratarv
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DAILY ALMANAC.

Length OF day, II hours, 80 minutes.
Sun rises on Wednesday at 5:46.
sun sets on Wednesday at SIG.
Moon rises on Wednesday at 1897
pm.
Last quarter moan on 2lst.
Evening stars, Venus, Jupiter and
Saturn,
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EmmanVeI and Cora Lee Mulvan, $50
Beale. May Il, boy.
Henry and Learner Riley, rear 2ll
South Second. June L. boy.
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES.


Arrival and Departure al PASSENGER TralHA
Tia following schedule figures published - In.
formation and not guaranteed:
iCentnl STANDARD Timel
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UNITED STATES
RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION
CONSOLIDATED TICKET OFFICE
nrh Main 81 Bell Phone Main 5a0l
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Grand Central statIaH,
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD,

.Handles sleeping rar passenger only.
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81, LouIs.sAN FRANCISCO RAILROAD,
Union station.
RAILROAD,

sDaily except Sunday
New-York tribune., 1919-08-21
Lieut.. Spooner
And Lane Win
Pistol Matches
A. E. F. Marksman Scores
293 Out of 300; Norwalk
Shooter Leads Civilians

CALDWELL, N. J., Aug 20.-Ths in
dividual pistol match. with sixty shots
at twenty-five yards, was won by Lieu
tenant L. S. Spooner, of the A. T. T.
rife team, with a score Of 293 out Of
300. Lieutenant Spooner IS from Port
land, Ore. He made 90 at slow FIRE, eT
at rapid FIRE at twenty seconds, and
80 at rapid fire. at ten seconds.
The others of the first ten were:
Second, Lieutenant 8 VI Onteslnos Of
the Porto Rico Infantry, 2ao.
Third, Captain N O'connor [. s IN
fantry, 235.
r rifle team 2S5 Gower rapid are SCOTS
than the preceJingl
Fifth; Lieutenant c. J. christosferson.
l. :. CavalrY 50
Scouts. 2s2 dover rapid fire score).
Seventh. Lieutenant r Smith. \ T. p
pistol team. $50.
Eighth. Second Iieu.ena1t II Y. Nell
son. A. (. F pistol team. -7s
Ninth. sergsant ". c. Hers. Z G. Mar
Tenth Lieutenant c. f Grant Ord
nance department. 277 dover rapid ire
score).
The civilian individual pistol match.
50 shots at IS yards. was won by A. p.
Lane, of the Norwaik Conn Rife
Club, with score of PSI, making g
at slow fire, "a at rapid IRE at 20 sec
onds, and s5 at rapid ire at 10 Sec
ons. Second place was won by s. S.
Hall, Of the California civilian team,
Esq. The others 10 finish:
fhird-r.. f Wilson. Idaho Civilian
Team, 2ss dover rapid fire s-orst.
Fourth-D- 7. Burton, FI0rila Rlse and
Revolver Club. $50
Fifth-C. Schroeder. California Civilian
Team. ESQ Gower rapid hre score).
SIXTH A Baker. Norwaik tConn-e
p ssvsPst-il s. g1,,6 'Rayie-. Greenwich Comm
Ell Hishth@G. 1th0. $ Bailey port Ar.hur
creN) Rife Team. ~ dover rapid IRE
Nlnth-P- Raymond. Connecticut Civilian
Tenth1B P Lirsoorrb Texas civilian
Tear. 2ls Nower RAPID are sc.re)
Fifty-one teams participated IN the
final stage Of the two-man team match
al 500 yards Tne malch was begun
yesterday on the 200 and 000-y al j
ranges Three teams We're tied for
Frst place N the anal score. bu- as the
Thompson-W Wigs team had the highest
score yesterday on the l.000- yard. or
longest. range. they were credited with
first place. The Rutherford Walniak
team had better score on the 1000
yard range than the Gettys-Luce team,
and il was given second place and ths
Gettys- team was placed third.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-21
Davis Triun1phs Ouer Hall
Ey Score of 90 and 81
The Summary

round completed Mathey. Gran
ford, N. j.. defeated Clarence A. Baker.
San Francisco. 81. s.; Eric Hedst rom,
San Francisco, by default.
Dudley Morgan DEBATED q Fredsrie4 1Dyie -0a @
Baggs and Gerald Emerson, s--2. @12--l4
81; Harold Taylor and Gerald Donaldson
ir. defeated Stanley Mortimer. 1r., and r
Dilworth, 6--4, 81.
Second round-Dean Mathey defeated
J Harold J. Taylor Brooklyn. s-4, Is,
B. Doyle Washington. won from William
M Johnston, san Francisco. by default
won from Robert Lndley Murray. Niagara
Falls, by default
Third round-Conrad b Doyle defeated
willis E Davis. San Francisco. defeated
Walter Merrill Hall, New York So 6-4 :
Charles 5. Garland. jr, Pittsburgh. de-
feated Gerald Emerson. Brooklyn. So.
Randolph Lycett. Australia. won from Vim
cent Richards Yonkers, by default: Nor
Howard Noshell, Brooklyn. by default
Dean Mathey. Crawford \. j. defeated
Lucien E; Williams, Highland Park. Ill.
Meadow Club Cup. mems doubles first
reunp-i re- neodore Roosevelt Pell and Wills
p Davis defeated Cecil Donaldson and w.
e. and Charles s Garland, jr.. defeated s'as't
Alfred 5. Dabney and Peter Ball. e.
-; WaIter Merrill Hall and Leonard
Beekman won from Walter J Toussaint
ana ana partner by default; Randolph Lycett
r. Gruf and J. Vent. 81. 50 f. l..
James and Walter Westbrook won from j.
" Wendell and l. Van Ingen by default. r
r Derhan and Major L. B. Harran won
from Robert Allen and Harold Godshall by
T. +. Peu and Wills f. Davis defeated
J.. r. Williams and G. NJ. Kelleher, 6-4.
I'll; William T. Tilden, I'd. and Charles
3 :; Garland, jr., defeated E. Van Ingen and
T. Avery, 6-2, SIS Walter Merrill Hall
and Leonard Beekmau defeated W. Boo
cock and E. Hedstroln, 81. s-l
New-York tribune., 1919-08-21

was out in 35. This left him up, too
great lead for even golfer of
Gardner's fine fighting ability to over
come
Big Bob made one more game rally,
winning the eleventh and twelfth, but
coming to the fourteenth he stuck his
second shot under the bank Of trap
and after playing three shots picked
up. This ended the battle. Both were
playing spotty golf at the finish, but
that brilliant outward journey of 35
was more than sufficient to put young
Jones beyond want or trouble.
So Chicago to-day suffered the fate
Of New York yesterday. Evans and
Gardner went down together Ouimet
is now favored to win if he can main
tain his health, but he has several
rugged customers left in Bobby Jones.
Bill Fowncs and Dave Herron.
In the other matches Of the day w
Thompson. the Canadian star. defeated
Nelson Whitney by the wide margin Of
7 and s. The Canadian star has been
playing good, sound golf, and will be
no easy man to beat. Bill Fownes. play
ing steadily, eliminated Gilbert Waldo.
and Wood Platt eliminated Paul
George Hotfner again trumphed, so
Philadelphia still has two entries left,
a fine showing for the Pennsylvania
metropolis.
Dave Herron, of Pittsburgh, who will
be a strong contender all the way, won
his match handily. Oumet meets
young Platt to-day, and he will have no
easy match against the younger golfer.
knepper defeated Crookston. so for
Thursday there will be a battle be-
tween the two youngsters, Jones. from
Atlanta, and the Sioux City entry, who
is hitting long ball and playing good
golf.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-21
international League

psitinore -'... @ o 2 I'll + Il Il 4
Buffalo ........ o 0 5 O. 10 5
Batteries - Devinney aud Bengough
Parnham. Frank and Egan.
Baltimore ..... O. o O 10 o Is Is
Buffalo ......-.. 0 OF
Observation-Disclosures and Casey; Kneisch
Frank and Letter.
At Toronto RFE
Reading ..,...... o 0 4-5 &
atteries--Barnhardt and Cook. IIersch,
and Sand berg.
Toronto. o o 90 1looo1-
ReaGing........ 0 o 2 o o :
Batteries-Peterson and Deufel. Brown
and kOnnick
New-York tribune., 1919-08-21
Sprinter and Hurdler
Up on Semi-Pro Charges

The registration committee of the
Metrop, Titan Association Will convene
in special session tomorrow evening
to investigate the charges of semi-pro-
fessionals that have been lodged
against Edward W Markes, the sprint
er and hurdler of the knights OF St.
Antony, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-21
Newark Bears Defeat
Bingoes by 4-2 Score

BINGHAMTON, ~ Y, Aug. 90
Rommel was in good form to-day, espe-
cially in the pinches, and Binghamton
bowed to the Bruins in the second
game of the series by the score of
to 2. Barnes was wild and ineffective
with men on bases, and extra base hits
were big factor in his downfall.
Tho ccOre
New-York tribune., 1919-08-21
Fourth Battalion Winner

ANNAPOLIS, Nd. Aug. 20.-Ths
4th Battalion took arst honors in the
races for knockabouts a. tne Naval
Academy this afternoon. It's nrst crew
won first place and is second crew
took third place The first crew of
the Sd Battalion Was second Md
shipmen Mil, Grosvenor and Roberts
made ap the winning crew.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-21

Totals so 10 81 l3 / Totals ..37 , 9 27 l6
'Batted for Barnes in ninth inning.
Binghamton.. %
Two-base t--McAlpine. Three-b base hits
-Bruggy. Riley (el. Stolen base--Shan-
non. Sacrifice hit--Jacob Double play
O'Rourke, Hartman and McLarry. Left on
bases-Binghamton. 10; Newark, 3. First
base on errors-Newark, l; Binghamton, l.
Bases halls-Of Rommel. l; off Barnes.
>. Hit by pitcher-By Rommell (Shan-
non). Struck out-By Barnes, I. Balk-
Barnes
New-York tribune., 1919-08-21
'Skeeters Lose 2 Games
To Rochester Team

ROCHESTER, Aug. 20-Rochester
defeated Jersey City in both games of
double header here to-day. winning
by scores of to and to 2 Triple
pitched both games for the Skeeters
The scores:
RHE
Jersey City...... O 0 90 o
Batteries-Acosta and O'Neill: Tippls
and Hudgins.
Rochester. 0 0 x-7 10 1
Jersey City. 0 @ Ia 0
New-York tribune., 1919-08-21

CRANCIS OUIMET, who
L defeated Charles (Chick)
Evans by up yesterday in
the amateur golf champion
ship tourney being held at the
Oakmont Country Club. near
Pittsburgh. Evans is the
present amateur champion.
Ouimet won the open title in
1913. and the following year
captured the amateur crown.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-21
MORNING ROUND
The Summary

Francis .0uimet. Woodland. defeated
ROBERT T. Jones, Atlanta, defeated Rob
srs A Gardner Chicago, up and 4 to
George W. Hofrner. PHILADELPHIA. de-
feated G; A. Peacock. Oakmont, / up
n; ~, knspper. Sioux City. defeated j.
D. Wood Plat. North Hills, defeated
Faut te"kesbury, Aronimink. 3 and L.
Davidson Heron. Oakmont, defeated j.
W. {: Fownes. jr.. Oakmont, defeated
l. G.. Waldo, jr.. Detroit. 6 and g.
W. 's Thompson. Mississauga, defeated
nelson VI W hitney. Audubon. and g.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-21
Murphy Holds Reins
For Three Winners
On Upstate Track

POUGHKEEPSIE. n. Y, Aug. 20
Thomas w. Murphy signalized the
opening day Of the 1919 Grand Circuit
meeting IN Pougn keepsie here to-day
by driving home three winners in the
four events in which he had entries.
The Poughkeepsie reinsman piloted
Royal Mac and Direct c. Burnett to
easy, straight-heat victories in the
Knickerbocker 2:O6 trot and the Hud~
SON Valley 2:06 pace. and topped off
MS afternoons work by taking the 2:2O
trot with Doctor Nick
The summaries:
.06 CLASS TROTTING. THE KN1c,K-
EhB9C = kEk, PURSE 81 900
Royal Mac, b. <, by Royal McKin-
Busby's l.assie. b m (coxj....... j)...:.....
The Toddler. b h. (Stinson) ...... 3
Wilkes " Brewer. ch- IN. (Hyde) .....
Easton' r. g B. White) )...........
prince Loree also started
Time. 2:o5i4. 2:06a
y 2;os CLASS PACING. s"THE HUDSON
HALLEY'" y. Al, y PURSE s2.Oos
Edward p. br. h. Leese) ...........
i;i,tie |; Batiste, b (. tC9x) ..;...-.... 3
Edna Early. blk. n. B. White) - dis
Time. 2-o5 "a 2.06&.
PIP CLASS TROTTING. PURSE 81. 600
Worthy Peter b. h, by Peter The
Labs fssf| RiddSi hgFTy5 3 h. ePaoker; [
Harvest Tide, blk. N. (McDonaid) 80. )
kerrgan, b. h. (Geers) ........... 5 3
Lotto Watts b. m. (Murphyl ..... 3
JESS 7. Rebecca, Allie Wood the Great
and Dorothy Day also started.
Time, 2:l0l., 3:0o le. EOS p.
2;e0 CLASS TROTTING, FOR HALF
MILE TRACK HORSES. PURSE $1,000
Doctor Nick, blk g by DR.. lago
tMurphy) .,.-...- -, .-.......-...-
Bironia, .. m. (W. Dlckiason) ...... 3 ,
Lazy Brook, b m. (Crossman) -.
Lady of the Clan, b m. (Pitman)
George Garden, First Wig ant
Arris also started.
Time, 2:10. 2:l1i2, 2:l2
2.l5 CLASS TROTTING, AMATEUR
DRIVERS, CUP TO WINNER
Prince 5, b. Z, by Prince Alexis tMr
y Stout) ..-..-.. .-..--.... ....-..-. l
Louise Guy. b. m. tMr. \. 5 Toinp-
Harmony. b g. Mr a 5 Cosden) ~ ?
FINE, 2:l3l2, 2.l412