Forest Hills, Aug. 24.
Miss Betty Nuthall to-day won the American Women's Lawn Tennis Championship by defeating Miss Harper in the final by 6-1, 6-4.
Partnered by Miss Sarah Palfrey, the American girl champion, the British girl also won the American Women's Doubles Championship, beating Miss Happer and Miss Edith Cross (America) in the final by 3-6, 6-3, 7-5—Reuter, Ju its message recording Miss Nuthall's success in the si United Press states: first time that the pionship has gone abroad in its 43 years of history.
391 Giving evidence in support of the first charge, Toba Singh said that on June 19 the accused came to him ask for the Joan of some money. He was in-mufti and gave his name as Mr. W. E. Wilson and, his address as 22a Avenue Haig. The following day he lent him $250 a Promiscory Note signed with that name. Two days later, by means of a letter handed to him by a give, he learnt that the accused had defrauded him and formed Sub, Insptr. G. F. son at the Central Poli Mr, W. E. Wilson signature on the Promissory Note was not his. He did not know cither the accused or Toba Singh.
Supporting the second charge Mr, Carl Mondenach said that he had handed a diamond ring valued
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