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The Washington times., 1919-12-02
Landlords Have Advantage.

"a test in the local courts the Ball
law will go to pieces as unconstitu-
tional. Until the courts do pass upon
II, however, that law will rule in the
Municipal Court, where rent cases
originate and are first disposed of.
That court does not pass upon con-
stitutional questions.
The enforcement of the Ball law Is
matter of some weeks or mon tbs
after the Rent Commissioners are
named and confirmed, unless the sc
Commissioners can find some method
not now contemplated of making 1t
effective at once. They will be un-
able, as heretofore explained in these
columns, to take UP every individual
dispute over rents and will find 1t
necessary to adopt uniform standards
as to rents based upon assessed valu-
ations of properties. The creation of
these standards will alone be a work
of some weeks.
Real Estate Men May Act.
The real estate men OF Washington
will probably take up the situation
for discussion and action at an early
date. The great majority of these
men have the good of Washington at
heart They do not favor exorbitant
rental charges. They have consis-
tenly favored the payment of in
creased rentals sufficient to meet the
increased costs of repairs and main
tenance.
They have been unable to step the
rapacity of some landlords and will
be unable to do so now. but they are
in position to insist, as a body. upon
fair basis OF rentals for both land
lords and tenants and do all within
their power to check the flood OF
gross prohteering that will be at
tempted by many owners of houses;
owners who are already receiving Far
beyond fair returns upon their prop
critics. They will naturally have no
sympathy for tenants who have re-
fused to give square deals to land.
lords inclined to justice and modera.
tion.
The real estate men see one benefi,
in the decision of the local court That
is return to the law of supply and
demand which will result, they say
| in much new building unless the un-
settled industrial conditions through
out the country cause temporary halt.
I ing in plans that would be made by
builders and contractors.
The Washington times., 1919-12-02

Today.
Dznce-Camma Theta Club Arcade
ball room .. m
Aeetng-Gen. Nelson A Miles Camp,
No. i. spanish War Veterans Perpetual
Hall. Eleventh and e streets northwest
p. m
Aeeung-Bethel Literary and Historical
Association, Metropolitan A. NJ z. Church
Fifteentn and NJ streets northwest, .. m
Concert and BsTI-w sshinxten Hadas-
sah Society. Elks' Club. 8 p. m.
Hehesrsal-r. " II. A. orchestra Eley-
setn and Pennsylysnla avenue northwest
1ss D. m
heeting-Brightwood Parent Teachers
AeoociAuon. Emory Church, D. m
heetfng-ColumbiAs Heights Cftizens' As
secistion. 81. stephens hall D. m
Ae<tinx-Massach usetts State Society
Wilson Normal School, D. m Address
~ senator Walsh of Massachusetts
4seting-AedicaI Emergency Commit
-. 81 AArsarets Church, 1870 a. m.
Asetins- ns-Anthropologieal Society, Ma
oeoai Museum. ta5 .. m
Hssfing-FioridA Society, Wilson Normal
.sncel p. N. Senator Fletcher Of Flor
- viii preside
1eaal and Daaee-washington Pattern
The Washington times., 1919-12-02
"HOuSe On Wheels" Is
Home OF EVANGELIST
New Jersey Man Travels With Family in Residence HI
Built on Auto Truck Chassis-Sleep, Cook Eat
and Wash Clothes in It.

Although hamburger cakes, sizzling
on griddle; hot mullins, baking in
an oven; pot OF cocoa steaming on
stove, have not an iota to do with
this story, nevertheless that's what q
visitor from The Washington Times
found this morning when he stepped
into the home" tuilt on a Republic
chassis Of William Arthur Downer,
travelling evangelist. and his family,
at the Commercial Garage, 303 Sixth
street northwest.
The table was laid and Downer, his
wife, daughter and travelling COM
panion were preparing the morning
The Washington times., 1919-12-02

meal. A limousine ie q limousine, but
for home comforts Downer's "limou-
sine" is q walkover on any automo-
bile on which you might cast your
envious eye any day In the streets Of
the National Capital.
The body Of the car, built OF oak,
is feet 10 inches wide and ~ feet
long. 1t has running water; yes
from a twenty-fve-gallon tank, and
other conveniences except . bath tub.
At one end Of the car IL an average
sized bed, in which slumber Mr.. and
Mrs. Downer, while the two girls
sleep in q folding bed.
The Washington times., 1919-12-02
WHITE HOUSE
WORKERS ASK
RAISE IN PAY
Claims Will Be Considered b
Salary Commission Fri
day Morning.


The high cost OF living has hit the
White House in more ways than one.
The other day an increased approprs-
alton was asked for maintenaneas
and now the employees OF the Execut
tive Mansion want more pay. They(
will present their arguments TO th1
Congressional Joint Commission o.
ReciassiScatior of Salaries on Friday.
The commission isn't misstng t1y
one. When it Get about its task more
than 500 varying positions were
found in the Governments army Of
1o7 900 employees in this city. Keep
erg at the Zoo had to be considered
az well as scientists. The messenger
boy had TO have h,s inning 10 prooent
brief Of his working conditions a11
Recommendations for = betterment 81
them AZ well as those whom he
served.
RAs Waabers He0ra.
Uncle Sam even employs raS wash
ers, and they ARE entitled to ~ much
right a. thoes In technical and pro-
fessionai positions In the vast 5ob Of
reciAssincations. The rag washars Of
the Bureau of Engraving and Print
ing will also be heard Friday neepr
ing.
In hte clsre specifications ~
pared by the commission the dnt1Bo
tcontinued % Page Twenty -shrsA)
The Washington times., 1919-12-02

Downer. who 10 not an ordained
minister, and his family hail from
0lassboro. N. J. Several months ago
Downer hit on the idea that he could
help make the world better by going
among the down-and-out fraternity v
and give lifting hand Of encourage.
ment. He planned to travel from
town to town and preach the gospel
Being an automobile mechanic, he
conceived the idea Of building q home
on an automobile truck chassis. So,
with the aid of carpenter friend.
the work was completed and the start
was made a week ago from his home
town. He has not begun his work of
reform. He intends to start from
Jacksonville, Fla. work has way by
his home on wheels" to Maine, aid
then across the continent
The Washington times., 1919-12-02
(Over $50 Columns)

Super gains are gains made on top of gains
the kind The TIMES has been making for period
now running into the third year Here are The
TIMES super gains for 1919 as compared with the
corresponding months of one year ago:
The Washington times., 1919-12-02

The full text Of the new District Of Co.
lumbia Rent Law, with explanatory
notes by the Real Estate Editor of The
Times, has been printed in convenient
booklet form. A free copy is yours for
the asking at tie counter of The Wash
ington Times.
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WE WANT 100 MEN AND BOYS
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The opportunity Of q lifetime il offered to
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WANTED-tHEIP.
WANTED-HELP.


TELEPHONE EMPLOYMENT.
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We value personality so hi ghy in the work involved
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-26
Twin OR LOSE WITH
WILLARD, DEMPSEY
TO BOX CARPENTER

Looking over the present crop OF
heavyweights shows clearly that the
tilt at Toledo will be
the last in the big boys class to hold
such unusual interest for years to come
II Dempsey wins he will be without a
formidable opponent. while II the cham,
pion retains his crown, II probably Will
be his last scrap. There are scores OF
good men In the country, such as Billy
Miskc. Tommy Gibbons, Bat Levinsky
and Bill Brennan, but none Of them
would be able to force Dempsey to e1-
tend himself. The Colorado submarine
cleaned out most Of the heavywcights In
wadlng his way to the top of the pugilis-
tic ladder
Whether he wins or loses, Dempsey,
according to Jack Kcarns, will be match
cd with Georges Carpenter. the French
idol This will be the next big bout 10
follow the championship match. Already
Paris promoters where boxing has been
revived, are asking for the services OF
Dempsey. Carpenter will make his first
ring appearance since the war In the in
terallied tournament, This Will show In
lust what condition the French heavy
weight hero is at present. Dempsey and
Kearns favor giving Carpenter several
contests before he Is sent against Demp-
scy. He is undoubtedly one Of the mob
lest fellows in the ring. an athlete every
sportsman Is proud Of. and 1t would De
we'll to let him get in his old shape and
pick up some of the easy coin that is
rightfully his before he faces the Color
ado annihilator.
The first game in all classes has gone
stale for lack Of material. When our
overseas soldiers get back We are going
to have a big revival. Like Dempsey
in the heavyweight division, many of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-26

MEXICO CITY. June 25.-With rolla
Of fat on his stomach and otherwise
entirely out Of condition, Jack Johnson,
former heavyweight champion. wrote
the last chapter in his fighting career
here this afternoon. when he pulled
through an exhibition match with Bob
Roper Of Chicago.
Although he had trained for two
months. he weighs 210 pounds. and re-
peatedly missed punches because Of his
poor Judgment OF distance. After the
bout Johnson told members Of tho press
that Jack Dempsey had promised to vto-
it Mexico City to stage twenty-five
round match with him. From the for
mer champions appearance in the ring.
critics believe his usefulness as fighter
Is limited to six-round exhibitions where
16-ounce gloves were the armament
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-26
x JAMES ,. coRB8Tx'
xrA-orsI1nS C,aarnpdon-

rr. Jesuit Of the Willard-Dempsey
pvht lnges largely upon whether or
not tn champion can get into real nsht-
Ing edition after 50 long a layorr'
IL, does-ir he can perform the mir
,cIs rounding back into his Havana
eondion-then feel that he will sue
resallly defend his crown
n II he doesn't. then it Is rather
r,y thing that the name OF . new
chapton will be written In the push-
80 records-aad that name will be
Js< Dempsey.
Tillard was an unbeatable fighter the
a. he whipped Jack johnson In Havana
IN he round into the same shape now
he can. Dempsey cannot whip MIN.
ut-and here is the moot question OF
uEilism-can willard at an age far De-
ond n puEilisls prime whip himself
back into the superlative condition that
Is necessary in taking on fighter SO
wonderful as Jack Dempsey?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-26
Who Will Win Big Fight: -
' Willard or Dempsey?
GIANTS GIVEN
BIGDRUBB|NG

BROOKLYN, June 25.-Brooklyn beat
New York to 4 today. The first three
Brooklyn batsmen who faced Causey
made a single, a HON" run and double.
Then Schupp relieved Causey in the box.
but three moro singles. pass sacri-
fec fly and passed ball gave the nome
team n lead Of six runs in the first inn
ing They scored two more runs in the
sfth and Wheat scored homer" in the
eighth OF Winters. Five hits netted
three runs for the visitors in the eight.
The fielding feature was the acceptance
Of eight chances in center by Myers
The score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-26
.YORkV|LLE.AT
TUNNEL GREEN

The fast Yorkyille nine headed by
Buck Weaver. will invade this city for
the first time this season for game
with the we'll known McConkcy team Of
the East End on the Tunnel Green
grounds. Burkhart will b: the selection
of McConkcy to start the game. while
Hap Jackson. said 10 be- the best semi
pro twirler in Eastern Ohio. will prob
ably pitch for the Ohians. One Of the
largest turnouts of fans in this vicinity
Is expected to sec the game. Several
Hundred rootcrs for the Yorkvillc boys
will accompany the team here. The
game will be called at three o'clock
sharp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-26
R II. e.
THIRD STRAIGHT WIN.

NEW YORK. June 25.-Ncw York
scored it's third consecutive victory over
Philadelphia here today by the score OF
TO g. The Yankees tied the score In
the eighth inning when Duffy Lewis
singled to left, which sent Wick ana
Peckinpaugh over with the tying r'ln
New York then won in the ninth when
Hannah doubled to left and scored on
a low throw by Dugan. Schneider. who
pitched his first game for New York.
gave way to a pinch hitter in the eighth
inning Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-26
WHISTLE. CLUB TO VIZ !.
MEET P. G.S

Next Saturday afternoon H. nsWU
organized Whistle club will line W
aEainst the Patterson and Elm Crow
nine at the Elm Grove ball PARK ia
Bellaire aggregation 10 composed o.
many former Beilaire Athletic sta5k
and the team should prove to b Wostn1
opponents for the out-the-ptkc nina
Captain Reuthers Of the Grove, - ".
ing to get tho Martins Ferry Ath!stet
to come to tho Grove next Sunday e1tss'
noon, -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-26
FAMOUS RING CRITICS SELECT
WINNER CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHT

meet for twelve rounds at Toledo o.
on July 4.
l make this prediction in spite OF the
fact that ! would rather see JACK
Dempsey win the fight. / believe
Dempsey victory would be for the oHs.
interests OF the boxing game. on account
OF willard's failure to como forward ana
help out in war causes.
Rut cannot overcome the feeling
that Willard will still he found the
heavyweight champion after he and
Dempsey get through in the battle
scheduled for Independence day at To-
ledn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-26
BUFFALO GIANTS "N='
At LEAGUE PARK

Fans Of this section are looking e.
ward with much interest to the ="
Eagles and Brffalo Giants eolors4 ..
Eregation contest, scheduled for I'll
Sunday afternoon. At League PAX. Tnse
team was here several weeks aga 81
made the Ferry aggregation 90 tvs.ya
hard innings for q victory. Tho 1A01ee
are out practising hard this week -
are confidnnt that they will b an:o -
defeat the eolored boys In nins innaAeA
Rboades, the popular captain Of u
Clark A. Cs will plsy center nes4 "a
the Giants. and Powell. who caaeSe ~
THE Clarks last sunday. viii DO IL -
ceiving thi, Sunday for the colofod bo0A
-HJY WAR SAVINGS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-26

Three base hft-Hornsoy.
Stolen bases-Barabre, Bignea. STOCK
Sacrifice hits-HAm1ton, Schmidt
Sacrifice fys-McIenry.
Double plays-Hamnton> CnesheW
and Safer.
Left ON o<3eS-F1e1suurSn "a d.
Louis Z.
Base On haIfs-On HAMdIeon J; Do1A
He BY pituher-sy Hamilton. (ne-
Henry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-26
BY JACK BRTTToN,
1val%arzsIRht Champion Of the word.

Jack Dempsey will stop Jess Willard
at Toledo. o.. on July 4. conslucC
Dempsey the greatest punchcr IN .he
world, and oven Willard cannot with
stand the punishment he will hand out.
Dempsey Is as fast as lightning can
nit a knockout with either hand, and
never iets up. look for Jack TO start
right OFF by rushing Willard. Jess
never steps back. but has q habit OF
drawing his body back. In pulling
away in this fashion he leaves his bHIy
open. Dempsey won't do n thing TO
Wizards body. Should Willard try 10
block Dempseys body blows. Jack VIII
paralyze the big fellows arms. for no
man can take Dcmpsey's punches and
last
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-26
CHICAGO TAKES CLOSER

CINCINNATI. Juno 2S.-Vaughn was
very strong today. with men on bases
and Chicago won the last game OF the
series, 5 to I. Ring was hit hard In the
seventh when four hits and base on
balls gave the Cubs two runs. Brcssler
then went into tho box and stopped the
scoring. Tho teams were to have played
two games today, but the first was post
poned on account OF rain. Tho score: