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Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-02-07


every instance that it is appar
r,n' g. Z the law has been viz
lated and that The Circuit Cour,
be requested to hold the Gran'
Jury in session at vac' trim 81
Circuit Court unit hey my
thoroughly iny,stig ,tc all ca >
of alleged viulltouS OF thus Ia
q. BE it resolved that "
denounce gambling; the ccutc
ed deadly weapon p.actlcl Il.
do we especially condemn r.
jury and false SWEARING pc
lent in this community, ard
promise TO lie active IN the p'
ecution Of these ami all other
fractions Of the law, 10 the G.
that Ruckcastle County NAV h
come a better and more secJ
place in which to live.
The above Resolutions wet,
unanimously adopted at the NJ IS
Meeting at the Court House o.
Monday February 3rd.
We. the Committee at the
Court House In Mt. Vernon on
February Bird to represent tn
Civ G League, part of the Coun
cll Of Defense of Rockcastle Coun
ty If rr due consideration have
app oilted the following men to
carr, out the citizens part of
Resolution No. 5 adopted at the
Mas Meeting
f. Mt. Vernon No. 1:-Rev H.
II. Young, j. Fish. u. G. Baker.
Chas. {. Davis, James Pitman
w. Mt Vernon No 2:-J. T
Meadows, Jonas Mckenzie, f. 5.
Albright, Y. B. Lair, J. w. Baker
Sr.
Round Stone No. 3:-S. P.Cau.
dill, J. B. Dean, II. j. Hays, w
N. Rice, J. II. Lam bert.
.Scagald .C22e tN2,,.A;.-...G. Y.
owens, Geo Gatilf, ON. Payne,
X J. Abney. J. W. Todd.
Crooked Creek No. 5:-OwenAl.
len, Chas. Scott. NJ. A. Vanzant,
Sollie Griffin, Jeffy Jennings.
Brush Creek No. 6:-Rev. Row,
Mullins, James Proctor, Ed
Owens, Tom Branaman, W: &
johnson. e..
Livingston No. is. E. Hell
lard, 6. W. Griffith, j. f. Dees,
George Cash, w. M. Owens. ,'
Walnut Grove No. 8: -Napoleon
Whitaker. Bill Pitnan, VS.. Rem
ner, John Niceley. w. S. Russell.
Brown No 9: C. G.. Metcalf,
J. j. Cummins, j. l. Thompson,
w. F. Debord, j. J. Brown.
S. Brodhead No Io:-A. NJ
Hiatt, Rev. A. J. Pike. A. E, Al
bright, E. L. Harris, Dannie
Owens.
Powers No. II:-Rev VIM
Durham. Rev. Hayse Smith, Rev
Sheridan Overbey, w. A. Null
Inns, R. B. Ballinger.
Pine Hill No. I2:-John Hilton,
Bill McHargue, VIM Hansel,
Ollie Cottongim, Rev. Gruobs
Wilde No 13:-Earl Phillips,
D. L. Carter. Richard Branaman,
Hester Parsons, Il. H. Wood.
Red Hill No. ID: VIM Barnett,
II. l.. Ponder, T. X. Mullins,
Rev. d. Parker, Jesse Cotton.
N. Brodhead No 49, John
Robins. |. R. Howard, F.F Rob-
bins, J. J. Belcher, r. L. Smith
All of which is respectfully
submitted.
K. II. Hamm
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DUROc:--I have just purchased
registered Duroc boar. now
ready fer service Fee so cts
due at time of turning in.
JAS. WINSTEAD,
Jan. II at Wabd, KY.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-02-07
'zhildg2u"Ory
FOR FGeTcEsHS
"a SToRlE
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. 4. r
Registered Duroc boar, mil
lers Col. Orion" :. No.. .134,735
narrowed April 20, 1918.
WALTER H. MILLER
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-02-07
H 0 P E w E Ii

Mrs. Harve Barnes and Mrs.
John w. Stokes, of Mt Vernon,
spent FRIDAY night with Mrs. J..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-01
INVITACION DE LA LOGIA
LUZ DE BORINQUENp

Hemos sido invitados para el festi-
val de los anniversaries de la Logia
g Luz dc Borinqu II" No. 1920, Camara
dc Ruth Amistad Verdad No. 1126
y la fundaci6n dc la G. o. u de O. en-
r. r. El programa es como sigue:
10. Sinfonia
20. Oraci6n de aperture por el h.
G.. A. Robles.
30. Discourse por cl r. G. M. Gua-
dalupe Perez.
do. Trlogia Simbolica. Dedicado
la Logia Luz de Borinquen del
II M. San Juan, recitadas por
tres ninitas: Celeste Acosta,
Angela Daroca, Esperanza We
lez, de la Rama Juvenil "Amor
y Sinceridad"
so. Breves palabras por el +. Nj.
N. G. Sra. Adela S. de Vazquez.
6. Historic de la Orden por el p.
NJ. V. p Santiago Cabrera.
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True translation filed with hc posimaaler Il - Juaa r e.
march JIth 1912 u c following cabes rtqncf ~ See
4SI IzB.PL. 4 Reu. 1919

SHANGHAI Ji.-Cireua a ruaor a. esla tndsd ef
que c GOberuo apoucs ha dwdo smtf3ta NJ f C
amcnazandoIc rupHra q reaeoues 6 on@af
prcslsudo apoyO sumnstFando pafa haxer eht a.
iuerzas nipOnas los Febedcs Corea Wan<haFia I
II Jap0n trata DC al0xar sauxfe = gapaHa 80 a
dcpegdcnca. que eada a txurusa nunsos O. p
MADRID. Ji.-u 0obierno - dckdi8o evupfar \
Franca Italia cncucua aerUpauUs pars ca facfsde COZ
que IOcazar seguda Ios gupos sesgs eg &C rpcpe
Ia situaci0n Catalina.
BARCELONA. mario 3l-Fucrxns De- ergifn dsssrsa 81
las Gales los eaalansas &c cbemns rgHneaie en na
amapOa campo dc tFiro smboixamdo Ira sexn6brcs~
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PREGUNTA NUMERo 3A LA PoR
TO RICO RAILWAY LIGHT AND
POWER CO."

4 Ustedes Sc quejan dc ia sompetcn-
cia de las guaguas, por tener una
franquicia de servicio dc carros el6c.
tricos y dicen que cl monopolio bier
regulado sc acepta en- todas parties
como proyechoso para 81 pueblo.
iPor que, entonces han flevado US
tedes sus lineas nj pueblo dc Manati.
haciendole competcncia q Ia compaiiia
dc ese pueblo, en- el suministrO dc luz
electrica?
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orRA WEE A LA VIDA CIVIL

Aver fuoron licenciadOs del scrvicio
nlilitar los tenientes csstaenct y Ro.
manacce, quienes prestsron tan ardua
y pstri6tica labor ON Ia zona del Ca.
nal.
FL senior castagnot salio anoche para
Guayanills, dondc va a atcndcr a sus
negocioS mercsntiles y ei scfor Ro.
manaccc cmbarcara muy prouto para
los EstadOs Unidos.
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GIVE TREs BANpERAs

Madana Martes l do ABril en- las dos
tandas. Tres magnihcos estrenos.
Ell Chivomoyil dc Boy" en- una par.
te On caricatura, 'Avivatc Liron'', CO.
mica On una partc por Lnquitas y los
episodios 3 dc Ia gran scric Los
Lobos dc Ia Kultura''
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LOS coNcRE Pass

eps ENEN
Los periodic ci a.
4 tiino correo nt es t44 orina
ci6n sobrc los ongre.
so que pronto pros
Ia personalida aa para
nosotros, es Il wncv.
dc Iowa, quioi Pro
sidento del Cor nsula
ros del Senado Ga
rrct, &c Tcnncssc. promlpehfo Flea
dcr'' dc la minoria en- Ia caniara Baja
Una veintcna dc los hombres mas
promineutes del Congreso a.amicano
dice un pcriodico do Washington
algunos dc los cuaics pertencccn al
Comite dc "Asun'os Insulares' sal.
drS dc New York para Puerto Rico
el dia ~ de este mes. con el prop6s o
! dc cstudiar las condiciones politicas
ocon6micas de aqucl pals la comiSl6n
scsshdiara dotcnidamcnte csOs prohls.
mas.. con la mira dc quo Ia legislation
que Sc presentara en- ia pr6xlma So
sion del congresO, sea rcsueiia prOnsa y
cHcarmente.
FL Representatives. scflor c6rdova Da.
villa anunci6 que oa un future pr6ximo
pressntara am prOyce'O para plaussar
v defnir dc una ves Ia politica de los
Estados Unidos en- Puerto Rico.
Afirmo que no decidira hasta su re-
greso Washington, 81 Ia medida que
q indica, scrs el Estado la indcpcn.
dcncia para Puerto Rico
El comite del cOngreso incluyo. ado.
mas los Representatives. Kitchin Webs.
dc Carolina del Nortc Rodemblcy y
Mason dc Illinois; Saunders Biand
dc Virginia: Sanders y AscOeli dc In.
siana; Anthony Y Campbell ds Kan
Young. d. nakp.a Nortc: T-ensf
dc. Iowa; Garrett dc Tcnnesse; Dyer
dc Missouri; Moore, de Pennsylvania:
Crisp. dc Georgia; Tilsun, dc connsc
iicut; Mansfield. do Texas; Dominick
de la Carolina del Sur, Piatt dc New
York.
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70. Discurso por cl P. G ST. r. vaz-
qucz N4
Segupda Parte,
So Musica..
90. Discourse por q h. Manuel San
Juan.
To- Historic dc Ia Camara dc Ruth
por la P NJ. N. G.--E. dc vaz-
q1ez.
H. Discourse por +. NJ. V, r. Juan
Diaz
~. Himno "Firmes Y Adelante''.'
49, Turno dc Comisiones.
II. "Suenen Dulces Himnos".
Clausura por el h. NJ G. Fran
cisco Vivas Capo
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Cablegramas de '|EZ Mundo >

translation filed with the Postmaster at San Juan, p r.
march 3t 1919 of the following cables at required by Sec.
48I IL P. L. & Reg 1919
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True translation filed with the Postmaster nj san lusn r. ~
on march 3h 1919 Of c logaing csbles fcqurs6 ~ stt
fSI I2B. " 4. 4 Neg. 1919.
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) ESTADOS UNIDOS PROTESTAN

II
E tLoNDRES 31.-La Delegation norteamericana en-
las conerencias de Paz cnstitda po presden Wilson,
Mr. Robert Lansing secrea de Estado) Mr. Henry White
coone House general Taskr r. Bliss ceebaron unta con
caracter urgente en- ell Hotel lcrllo1"
gnora unta pero 10 dnico positive que
Delegation decaado que esa penamente
avencida de que esta demorando la paz.
La actud decidida los Penpotenciaro de los Estados
unidos ha causado en- Paris my ntensa impression
Los ALIADOS AMENAZAN AL GOBlERNO "SOVIET"
80 DE HUNGRIA
LoNDRES mario 3f-E consejo Potencias ALA
das ha dgdo nota caracter de uItmat al CoOer
no soviet de Hungra exigiendole enunca ntmandoe
ceebrar nedaamente despues las eeccones para eeg la
con la inspection tropas Nados
ECONTlNUAN LAS tUELGAS .EE ESPANA - ,.oo,,os
E MADRID mario 3a-sgep las huelgas, Que producen in
tensna oonmoci0h vacia Barcelona, Acaqtes Hueva
~ coruha. sr6l (.
Lacudad de- Acoy princpamente fue decarada
dsstO pues los buegustas ressterOa obedece las init
nacones de la fuerza p1bica.4
UNA fiABIL MANlOBRA DE R0MAN0NES
lTR ZAR IA 5TORMENTA
60 mADRlD 3dHa do restabfecda por complete la
nonaldad viay corte po Presi
dente de- conseio de poner los sevcos pdbcos
manos de la administration miitar.
X En- Barcelona ha me0rado tapbien mucho la stuacOn.
ENERGICAS ORDEKES COMUNICADAS 80
y AL MARISCAL FOCH. xe
PARIS, 31-Como hay eI tenor de que Aerania Sc
obsna ocaene enda gope de sobre Dantzg Con-
seio Supreme constudo po Podees aiados,
MO acordo comuncar 6rdnes seversmas resevadas
al mascal Foch casgpe duraene cuaque prop6
sito criminal de.Ios aIemanes.
CUATR0 POTENCIAS DECIDIRAN RESPECTO DE LA
k.tt DOCTRINA DE MONROE
PARIS, mario 31-Aa ennienda por medic de la cua Sc
conceden ampas garana la Doctrna de Monroe ncuyen-
dca proyecto de a~Lga de las Nacones sometea
consec de las cuao Potencas ncpaes ngaterra Franca
Italia los EstadOss UnidOs) determination final
$50 FL TRIBUNAL DE LA "LIGA DE LAS NAClONES"
SUIzA 0BTIENE LA PREFERENCA
PARIS, mario 31Se da por seguro que Ginebra sera c
centro ocia de Lga de las Nacione pue ALI sea esabe
edo Al conseo Supreme que la cohstituya.
A la Haya ba obteniendo pero los begas los
ffanceses manifestaronse de la proposition.
NJ a. LOS SUCESOS DE HUNGRiA NO PREOCUPAN
A. LOS ESTtDT8. tSlDnS
NJ WASHINGTON &t asosf March, jefe de Es-
tado Mayor ha decarado a u caotca renante en-
Hungria alterara de ning1a "a mIitar de Norte-
America.
LA .CENSURa Robf EN N sDRID
tToDoS LOS PERoDlcoS PF oF Es s
coH 8.4TFf oRDlNARlo WCoR
MADRID mario 31.-Ei Glae legado al mite del
rporismo en- las dficutades 14e 02se prensa.
Algunos periodcos han sac 81 publication, por la
mpIacable acttud la aac an de rola.
"E Sor' decara que el ocsa ticable del Cobierno
es an uItrae prensa, la debe consentirlo.
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coPENHACUE mario 3tcou nsotvo a. hahsr asaresss
Cobierno h6ngaro IA naeionaIxac6 propfedas
mutos los robos os saqseos fsansaso ~ aespes
en- "a capitol al.lrIaoa t.-na !. .I- q - I-----
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IRAIADO ENIRE CnnE 4 - AIIRRA

LONDNES, mario 3te-Chlo nni4effa han hfFl8f9
uatado do Arbrae 10 cuai IN grodca5 risa<a
e Perd. doude "a por SECURE qe hshfs sots
Ia guerra entire los paisss.
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"A C0MISION DE- Is PAZ SERA n. ARMTRn

NRIPNketSO. mario 5fEn ~ uataoH . afhtfafa NFtF'
ngaerra Chile ssspuIa qs cout6b a. ~ p.f esesiy.
todas las difeuiades que svrian ee ausn nassobss.
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NUEYO TRltNT0 nE CApAnI AvCA

HABANA, 3f,-La tertsfa part6s sfuafth'
sedrez concertado jose ps6i cspAbsats 81 r
Peon de Cuba. Kos'ich = gan6 e pruprry.
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OTRA CRISIS IN pORTtUAl


LIseoA. mario 3t-E primer kfhsro - Poruxn Jsss
Revas, ha prosensco IA cargo So fss
IN dc los ministers Monz Costa. Mala. sssifa Midan
Ia crisis d6bcse "a rsusonda sstaac5n s<ontsa
Etprone sacaFdeFo psrtshocents a partds ssgsfase
IA recibiae ~ sdpIcs De fsrnar cab8uats
NoTA DC ~ REDAccloN-hirlburpos un srrav 81 saais
eI nonbre do sacardse ap su cardosa ssprsssrt c.
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MADRID, mario 31.-E
rigorismo en- las dificuItades
Algunos periodicos han
inpIacable actitud de la Gems
"EI Sor' decIara que eI
es an uItraje a la prensa, la c
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con a. GOBIF RNO

BUEhos AIRES. 31~-Ei c5bisrro sxsutno. e. ss
ia de Ia stuaci6n usossnbe cFssda por ts
aoordado nacionaIzar todos los services 6e - rsss.
EI EstadO, motive de a ospfsssss rsssc5n ~ bsxafs
desdc fobFcro. ~
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AL MARISCAL FOCH.

PARIS, mario 31como hay ell tenor de que Alemana Sc
Obsna ocaente da gope sobre Dantzg Con-
se Supreme constudo los Poderes aados
n6 acordo comunica ordenes sevesmas esevadas
al asca Foch que casgue duraente cuaquer propo
sto criminal de aemanes. Z
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0TR0 1RAN TRINlO IITUANO

*ST0koLMo. marie 31-Despuss A. la arsn derfeis gp
fricFon Ia horda1 de Lens css cor los htanos
prosigue&kn ten - - 49, - =. f.n8eror
reblacionsa do couern kanrsu - tosas.ts 49, a.
'bolsheuksH hahian arorHfafo aHi -
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US
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-08-03
Lenox Visitors Amused
BY Tennis Tournament
Many New York City People
Among Recent Arrivals
at the Resort
Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence
LENOX, Mass, Aug. 2.-Interest in
society centred in the tennis tourna-
ment at the Lenox Club courts, where
a goodly gallery gathered. Several in
formal parties, mostly of players
lunched at the clubhouse.
Miss Alma Clarke and Charles J
Clarke, both having been in overseas
service-Miss Clarke in the Red Cross
and Mr.. Clarke as interpreter in the
Ordnance Corps-have arrived at Fern
brook to visit with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Shields Clarke. This
is the first time Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke
have had their family together in three
years.
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Dunscombe
are entertaining Miss c. Clendenning,
of New York, at the Aspinwall Cottage.
Miss Sidney Thompson. of New York,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Stocked,
at Norfolg, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua B. Holden, Of
Boston, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Roscoe Bonsal.
Thomas Pearsall Field, of New York,
is visiting with Captain and Mrs. Will
lam B. Osgood Field.
Reginald B. Lanier, of New York, is
stopping with his grandfather, Charles
Lanier.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Higginson were
hosts at luncheon at the Lenox.
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DEATHS

ADAM August I, at her residence. 344 W.s-
"a st. Sarah Forsyth. beloved wife Of
George Adam. Funeral private.
ALEXANDER Henry. suddenly, on Aug. :
Iaco @he r fsn OF his daughter Mrs. E
.ate Sunday. 10 ii. m Father OF Charle-
Alexander and Sarah Feig
APP Uterine (nee St-aub, on rnlr
81, at St Luke's Hospital. Funeral S,,r.
Brooklyn '''0 ave-
BOUCHER May Elizabeth Stephenson
boucher. beloved wife Of AlfrcG "
voucher. on Friday. Aug. l. 1919 AT hcr
sumner residence, Stamford Glen, .
Amenia Funeral services private. In
termcnt at Armenia. Monday noon.
BowERs-Flora Murray. Aug. / q, nsr
residence. 23s Mount Hone ri p Pro nsf
Funeral service Sunday evening Aug 2 6
o'clock lnterment private
CALLAGHAN-Friday. Aug. I. 1919 Pat
i ssb.n ~ ,n husband Fan Of the late Ellen Cal
late residence, 4o7 West 22d at, sundav
aug. (" a, D. m. lnterment Calvary
,AKMAN ,rPatchoeue, N. Y. Aug l. 1919
Henry '" Carmsn. in his s5th year ru.
neral from his late residence. 81 Rvder
ave, Monday. Aug. !. at p m
STATE THE }0 h1rI ~ on Jnly 3, Lying in
way, s6th st. Crank f.. Campbell.
t0okE-At her residence. - Strong nj
brookiyn, July 81. 1914. Mrs Vera Cooke
wite OF Thomas Cooke and dauch,er 81
pnomas and the late May Morrissey,
Catholic Church. Monday morning. Aus
:, 1913, at 10 O'Clock Requiem hirh mass
in'erment Calvary Cemetery
cREE-At Flushing, n Y. Aug I ,a19
inoma a. beloved husband OF Ellen Cree
'hee osoorne,. IN his 3lst year Funeral
services will be held II, his late res,dencs
II ketchem st, Elmhurst n. y on Sur
day afternoon. Aug. s, at O'Clock
CUCCIA-Mabe beloved wife Of Charles
FF I'Map august ! Lying in state a, TIE
lngl, Broadway and 6eth 81. kunnral
notice later
EPSTEIN Richard. the celebrated n,a,,..
member of the famous Estr,ico Trio and
vel known as pedagosuc both in Eurcpe
IHE FUNERAL CHURCH (Campbell
BuildinR). Broadway at o6th st.. on Nor.
day, August 4 at 3 y. M.
ORSHAY-Jean. beloved daughter Of Rain,
r. and Ruth f. Forshay, on Aug
~ IT. H. Funeral services at the residence
Harvey Field. pa Sterling ri BROOKLYN
Monday Aug. 4. at : p. N, rntermen,
private -
GELBER-Mrs Ests Neurnnnn Gelhsr ,..
loved mother OF Pr Charles N Gelber OF
pneumonia. on Friday Aug ! 1918 in
sannersyilie. Funeral will he held from
A. late residence. 23l Eas, 18th At, OF
Aug s. at 10 "A. m. Interment will be a,
Mount Nebo Cemetery, Cypress Hills
col DBLUM-Suddenly. on July n 1a,a
David Goidhum- Funeral from his lar,
residence, l1SS Longfeliow ave. Dron.
sunday morning at 10 o'clock (SimpsoY
ST. subway station.
HALL-On Aug. l. 1919 John Hall hu.h.ne
of Rosalyn I. Hall. Services Sunda"
Aug. 8, At o'clock. """S
HEuSCH-Gustave Bohn. 3s years. ., 81
Joseph's Hospital. Funeral sunday. Aug
$, At ;5o D. m. lnterment Lutherar
Cemetery. al
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OBITUARY NOTES

REINHOLD JOSEPH SPiTZ. siN,y
SIX. a retired real estate operator. di,
a. his home in Whites,one, l. |
Friday. For several years he vas *
else Comm ssioner Of the old town a
Flushing.
EDWARD M'GOwAN. s.xtv-tb-s,
an employe Of the New York Pres
Club. we'll known by Newspaper mo
throughout the country. died Pr,as
IN Roosevelt Hospital, after long 4.
ness.
WALTER GEORGE DRINEN. th.rt-
two, an electrician, who wa active /,
Republican politics IN me 2gd Assem-
bly, District, Brooklyn. died Thursda
at Haines Falls. \. !
WILLIAM +. TURNER. foity-ssv,-
stock clerk for New York c.otain
firm, died suddenly Thursday !
apoplexy HI his place q business. II
aad lived at SEE Grand Street, Brook
lln
THOMAS CREE. thirty-orc, 8 re,
known resident OF Elmhprst, L. l.. die
yesterday In the Flushing Hospital 9
perltoriiis. He WAS the New York Gil
representative Of the Smonds Hard
ware Company, OF Phi ,sdelrhls He VA
a member Of Mizpah Lodge, F. and 4
~
DENNIS KEHOE. forty-fve. Or.
prletor Of a roofing, alag and grave
plant st Park and Vanderbilt, Avenue.
Brooklyn, died Friday 81 his home &
Waverly Avenue, Brooklyn. He was
member Of the Wailahou' Rusirs,
Mems Associat II.
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petitions had been filed that he would
fight to sustain the principle that the
bench must be kept out Of politics,
and expressed the wish that Justice
Newburger would do the same. -.
II have always been Democrat and
was nominated and elected as a Demo
crat ten years ago on Fusion ticket"
he said. "When | went upon the
bench / ceased taking active part in
politics and determined that my politi-
cal future should depend not upon any
political action. but upon the work /
performed upon the bench for all the
people. That | have tried to do. The
Endorsement of the Bar Association is
proof that have succeeded in that at
tempt.
"And when, in addition to the in
dorsement of the bar associations, re-
ceived nomination at the hands Of
the Republican organization, I looked
upon it not as a party Endorsement, but
as additional approval of my course
while upon the bench.
Expected Party Endorsement
II took it for granted that my own
party would without hesitation take
judge, but also as part of the party
itself, and that my Endorsement by
other organizations would be only an
additional reason why should be in
dorsed by the Democratic organization.
Many Democrats of influence in the or
ganiaation told me of their good will
and expressed the wish that | be re-
nominated, and that they were con-
tident that such would be the fact
Furthermore, | received word on the
Friday before the nominations were
made that my nomination was assured
and that | could go down to my Long
Island home over Sunday without any
apprehension as to the result.
Appeals to People
"Now that the situation is changed, !
never felt more like fighting. l have
fought good many political battles in
my life and am ready for one more.
feel that now am not so much in the
fight for myself as for principle. If
Judges can be turned down at the will
of political leaders, then what incentive
is there for judge to do his best work
while upon the bench?
ut has not only been the ambition
practically of every lawyer to be a
judge, but also to have his actions ap-
proved while he held the position; and
this principle has been so we'll recognized
in the past that it has seldom been that
political leaders have had the temerity
OF turn down judge whose record upon
the bench had been satisfactory to the
people. do not believe that they will
do SO in this case.
Judge Newburger has undoubtedly q
stronger claim upon the people than
have, but we are both fighting for the
same principle, and hope that he will
see the matter in the same light as l. 1t
is not fight against my party. 1t is
not political fight in any sense of the
word. 1t is fight for principle and for
right"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-08-03
AMERICAN PORTS

sys NsT York
Cleared: steamers Wihuha. Savona: Aztec
tNor.). Tampico: Hole, st. Nazaire; Air
Steamers Cape Lookout, New York; Shaw
NUT Guantanamo; Florence Olsen, Cailao
nosToN' Avg 2sa Svsd; Steamer Re-
pool: Plainfeld: Havana; Lake Flynus
Iuenos Ayres; Lake GRAPHITE. San Juan
ely of R0e
Norfolk; America, Norfolk; Bethlehem
Norfolk; Howard, Philadelphia.
Algiers Bremerton. New. York; Natal
pan HUI MAN, passea 1gs iesm
DAM, Fredcrickshafen; Waxahatchle
=. cHARLEsToN: Avg; 2 .,, 49, z Arrived I've ID
Havana Sailed: Steamer Lenape. 1of
Jacksonvilc.
DELAWARE BREAKWATER, Del
Aug. 2.-Passed up Steamer Thala, New
York for Philadelphia. Passed out: Trans
port Hanc9eh for Mnbir merrm nsaS
nab r':'' A .i,a Philadslphia for Havre;
nair Phad,elphia for New VsrSsna
Felix Taussig. Phladciphia, sor Rotter
dam: West Maximus Philadelphia for
Nw ySTN phaSa ona so sE
nailed not under contro):
GALVESTON, Tex, Aug. 2.--Sailed
Steamers Yosemite Liverpool; Jefferson
County, liverpool; Asuncion De Larinaga
(Br.), Manchester.
JAGKso !,y LIE; Fla" "r, AVE- rs, 2-sped
Steamer Lake Marion, Galveston. Sailed
Steamers Boonesboro, New Orleans: Ala
paca, New Orleans; Bauaran, New or
leans: Aniwa. liverpool.
NEWPORT NEWS Va.-Aug. 2.--Ar-
rived: Steamers Grof Tisza 1tsvan Nor
folk; Lake Fond Du Lac, New York; Lake
aga (Br). Galveston. Sailed: Steamers
Orange River (Br), Norfolk; Cok"sit. Sa-
vannah. Corsicana, Nuevftas: Esperanza
de Iarrinaga (Br). Manchester Arawa
ORD, London; Walcheren (Dutch). Phfla-
delphia; Tunica. Genoa; Medina, Havana
Lake Duncan, Antilla.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2 - Arrived
Steamer Vladimir Guse.), New York; Ans
cortes. New York; Berea. New - York
Houston. Baltimore.
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass. Aug. .
Arrived: Schooner Rhoda Holmes. New
York for St John, \. B. Sailed: Schooners
Brownstone. Nantucket for New York
Emma T.. Milton. 81. John. y. b. for New
York
PORT TAMPA. Fla, Aug. 2.--Arrived:
Steamer Miami, Havana via Key West
Sailed: Steamer FL Espanol No. l (Span)
Havana.
SAVANNAH. Aug: a.-Arrived: Steamer
Mangunkook New York Sailed: Steam
City of St. Louis. New York.
TAMPA. Aug. 2.--Sailed. Steamer Mex
ort, New Orleans; schooner c. II. Hackley
Nue. yitas.