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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-20
GOOD PURSE FOR PAGERS
King Stake and FuturIty Grand Cir
cult Features Today

Columbus, o.. Sept. 2O.--A card of
four races opens the two weeks grand
circuit meet here today. Leading events
of the afternoon are: The horse review
futurity, with stake of $250O for two
year .old trotters; the King stake of
$4,000, open to 2 :08 PAGERS.
Favonian and Bogalusa are regarded
as probable favorites in the former.
while promising field comprising Hal
Malone, Russell Boy, Edna Early,
Calgary Earl, Drift Patch. ROYAL Earl,
Hazel Kuerstncr and Ethel Chimes will
start in the pacing event. The 2:l1
trOt, with ten entries, and the 2:1S
pace. with nineteen, complete the pro.
gram. =, =,
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Huge Crowd Sees Tennis
Stars at Mccall Field;
Hardy Pearson and
Fischer Also Play
DOUBLES ARE FAST
ny srICk HALL 4
WALLACE F. JOHNSON, of

WALLACE Fl JOHNSON, of the
wv Cynwyd Club. national SENT
SnaIist, Middle States and Pennsylvania
state champion ,-gave, one OF the finest
exhibitions Of skill and court general
'ship Yesterday ever seen In the vicinity
Al Philadelphia. His opponent was the
Imsrican,' British and worlds lawn
tennis champion, w. T. Tildcn, ID.
Germantown Cricket Club. When these
two get together on til tennis court
there Ia always, something doing from
the minute the first ball Is served until
the final point Is. played. 80 g.'.
Yesterday's contest between johnson
and Tiiden was Witnessed by over 5000
tennis fans, many of whom had never
before seen either of the stars. 1t was
stnged on the clay, courts at Mccall
Field. the home OF the Philadelphia
Electric Co.'S athlctic association In
Hylsn Park, between City Line and the
West Chester pike. Besides this singles
match which. was called draw after
Johnson had won the lrst set. 7.5, and
Tilden the second at %, Stanley w.
Pearson, Of the Germantown Cricket
Club, Philadelphia champion. defeated
Carl Fischer, Eastern Pennsylvania
champion, In one set, Ga. The Anal
event Of the afternoon was the doubles
match In which Pearson and johnson.
Middle States champions, played Tilden
and sam Hardy, captain of the Davis
Cnp team. The latter pair won the
Srst set; 8-4, then after bitterly
contested battle, johnson, and Pearson
TOOK the next set 1910. 1t was so
dark by that time that the deciding
Get could not be, played so that also
bad 10 he hung IN az a draw.
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Biz boost Tor Tennis a. ...t,'. ~.
These tennis matches were arranged
for the sole purpose Of boosting tennis
and everybody was invited. The Off :
s,S psii. .da,nh;e E;iectric &c Md chm Ice
of the details. The occasion was a
huge success In every way. The spec
tators were delighted with the fine
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Flushing Football Star
WiN Go to Princeton

Oliver Perry Alvord, Of Flushing
l.. L.. who was one of the star foot
ball players on the Flushing High
School eleven. having established n
record Of making nineteen touch
downs In seven games, scholastic
record which still stands. will enter
Princeton University and will be
'andidate for football honors there.
Aivord has received notice from the
'amuel ]. Reid, Jr.. scholarship
ind that he won a scholarship to
inceton. ~. r...
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Minor Leaouers Start October S

Paltimcro Sept. 20. - The post-season
yipner in the American Association and
Baltimore. pennant winner in tho new IN
October 8, Games will be played h
October o. and 10. after which the
for that City hove not been announced
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NJ F. JOHNSON PLAYS d
T7LDEN .STANDST1LL;
Women Start Tennis
af|.s ..Ha... - -
at Mannheim Today

Ehe annual Tournament for the
wcmsn's lawn tennl~ ehampisoship cf
rnundesphIa and dfstxict besins today
.ne turf courts Of the Germantown
Cr,ckcf Club NJ Menheim.
n -eonnectlon With this event tho
womsn's slnslcs. eisis' }unier sinEie~ and
,,s~ s,s,n ~, snd mixed deubics for the icesi
Entrits for all events exeept the
wcmcn's 1ngies nre still speu, Play viii
DSSin M 1880 o'eieck apd will centinue
III eternpon. This proRram will be fol-
loved throashos,t tho week. tho fluNis
taking piace on saturday, -. :
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sisty-sour Hits In This Game

Rochester. N. Y. Sept. 20.--Buffaio and
Rochester stosed = burlesque same here TO
the locals winning IT to o. Neither side
mnde serious attempts to neld batted b. is
sixty -four. thirty-eight of them for Roches-
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To Play for Baseball Title

Cleveland, o., Sept. 20.-The McKinney
steeis. local Industrial champions. earned
the right to compete In the third round OF
play for the Class "A championship OF the
National Baseball Federation today when
they defeated the Mendeis. Champions OF
Columbus, o.. hy score OF to 2.
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JoIe RAY neaten

aois r,'nmn. sent, 20.l-Joia Ray. the iii
sw,dsh Vas ,eGteo by y. Londsren. u.
4 w ~ " z. \ 1900 -nietsr racs. The time wal
"pna'es and fvs ssccnds. = ~ n
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Baseboll Situation
in Nutshell Form,

By defeating ,the Pirates vest.r-
dav in the opener ~ two. y.m.
series. the Robins moved a hin closer
to the National League nennsnt
M M W" on sue penn.''
Reds and t,,ereby maintained ths
Eve. pame difference between tb.m.
selves and the league leaders while
push,np tb. Reds a hit 'furtber o,t
Of III. ncnnant 6.ht Tho C,ont. .ss
now favored to 6nish .sec,nd RrooL
lyp has eirbt moro vam.s 70 n,gv
New York has twelve and Cincinnati
fifteen II tho Robin. hrsoS evsr ths
Giants must win twe,v. ,traigb, Z,
,.L. A. ..
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Seeks Practice Soccer Game

Amo Soccer Club. Of the Third Allied Di.
",,ion. wants practice game for September
2B At home. Address II. Passon. Twenty.
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What May Happen
in Baseball Today
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE

SCHEDULE FOR TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinp.t q New Yort-ciesr two
scI II. i,is .iso a. sns nTsniSIsS:,os,ac,e.-. S $50,
/, 8. .Shiesso, e Boston--Cie"r awo s"mes'.
PitfsburrS at Brooklyn--CIeer. $50.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Now York NJ St, Iouis-Clsar. o,
Phiiadciphis at ChIesxo--Cisar. 8.
boston At Cieveland--Cicar. 8,
Washington at Detroit-Cioudy. 3.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BROOKLYN. 4, Pfttsburrh. 8,
Now York. " Cincinnati, q III ibnings).
Other clubs not scheduled.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago, 81 Athletics. 4.
Cleveland. .. Bostsn. Q.
81, Louis, o. New York. 1.
Detroit. 81 wssSinston. 1 t.ec.nd s.me,.
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California Eleven Best Frenoh
Iysus, France. Sept 2O.--The California
football team defeated tho French South
eastern eleven by a score OF 20 to 8.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-20

II cleveland wins nine of its thir-'
.een sames the Yankees cannot tie
,he Indians. The White Sox, though
handicapped, are stiil very much In
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-20

Io maintain that quality
it has become imperative
that we add &c apiece to the
retail price of Robt. Burns
Cigar.
The price of Robt. Burns
lnvincible is now changed
to 15c; the new price of
Longfellow is 17c.
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RESULTS OF YESTERDAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE

s.setI,r; s y r;.ssSSsssa ts.S;mraa. ss q, ,,,,,,
Other clubs not scheduled.
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There are no indications
in sight at the present to
warrant a decline in the
price of Havana and Suma-
ira leaf tobacco. When such
time arrives, we promise that
the smokers Of Robt. Burns
Cigars will receive the bene-
fit at the earliest possible
moment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-28

three rounds with a fast boy from
Newark.
New members viii be admitted at
the ''get-together" meeting, and a
number Of applications are already
on hand. Entertainment Officer Lee
Stults is preparing for a clam
chowder feed" for this session.
The house warming" to be held
in conjunction with the woman's
auxiliary, will be held on Tuesday,
October Is. There will be music,
dancing, eats and a big entertain
ment program. State officers OF the
Legion will be present.
September both, the Middlesex
County Executive committee will
hold its monthly session at the local
headquarters and on December 4th
the annual convention of the Mid
dlesex County Legion will be held
here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-28
SOUTH AMBOY LEGION POST
TO ARRANGE FOR SMOKER


SOUTH AMBoY. sept. 7s-At to-
nights meeting Of Luke A. Lovely
Post No. e2, plans VIII be laid for
khe big @ret-together" meeting to be
held at the post headquarters next
Tuesday night, when the seasons
activities will be formally launched
at a snappy business session, TO be
followed by a smoker.
Every ~ex-service man in the city,
REGARDLESS OF whether he is q men,
Der OF the post or not, is invited to
attend the 'get-together." William
Pearson is to be in charge Of the
entertainment program and Chris
MuIrain, with the assistance OF
Jack MCGUIRE. is endeavorinS 10
bring together x. o. Sullivan, OF
Philadelphia, and Harry Apologize,
" New Brunswick, in a four round
tout, also Freddy Seidel. OF Eliza
Deth. a fast bantam. who Will box
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-28

Editor and Singer Duel With Swords
BUENOS A1RES-A newspaper
attacked Raquel Mellor, Spanish
singer. Then the editor of the
paper and Mellor fought three
rounds with swords. The editor
was wounded in the arm.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-28

A BANK BOOK in the
"A home like a horse
shoe over the door is SYM
bolic of good fortune and
good luck-the difference
is that one you make
yourself and the other
makes you.
Are you one of the for
Inmates who has found
joy and satisfaction in a
Savings Accounts Good
fortune and good luck in
the shape of a Bank Book
on this strong bank is to-
day shared by thousands
whose savings are earn
ing steadily at the inter-
est rate of 4 per cent. a
year.
The Raritan Trust Go.
State and Fayette SITS.
PERTH AMBOY, N. j.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-28
Old Age Deferred
BY DR.. LEI Il. SMITH.

b DIR Il n bNlId-
Business men who must speed up the works and make business
boom during these days-after the war-must recognize the neces-
sty of keeping fit. When mind is befogged, when you have dull
headaches or feel logy, when not "up to snuff" keep the bowels
Tree with a mild laxative. In the morning take a tepid sponge bath
(cold water may be used if it does not chilli, follow with q brisk rub
down; a sufficient setting up" exercise in good air until you are In
q warm glow. Have you tried it lately?
Don't let the poisons accumulate in the intestines either, but try
a dose of castor oil the first thing on arising, OF a pleasant laxative
occasionally, such as one made up of Msy-apple, aloin and ialap, rolled
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. Then a cup of hot water before breakfast,
and you'll feel better than a kingl If you continue In te thus, you
can pass a Life Insurance examination at sixty. 9sa.aSE
If you wish to prevent old age coming on too soon, or if you want
70 increase your chances for a ling life, you should drink plenty of
,ot (rain) or distilled water daily between meals. Then procure at the
drug store Dr. Pierceis Anrnc (anti-uric-acid(. This "Anuric" drives
The uric acid out and relieves backache and rheumatism, as wen as
hdney trouble. Anmic disolves uric acid. Try it noU!
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-23
GEN. PERSHING FAVORS KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
 PROPOSED METZ GIFT
American General Likes His Speech, Lafayette, We Are Here;
 Wilson Also Honored

NEW YORK, March 23.-James A. Flaherty of Philadelphia, Supreme Knight of the Knights of Columbus, has received word from Gen. John J. Pershing, strongly endorsing the K. of c. project to present statue of Lafayette to the city of Metz, France. The statue will carry four bas-reliefs, one of which will be Gen. Pershing at the tomb of Lafayette, Point-a-Pic, Paris. and bear the in- scription, Lafayette, We are here. "
 q heartily endorse the project Gen. Pershing writes the head of the K. of C., which appeals to me highly, and I believe that if you desire to commemorate any of my activities, in the war on one of the bas-reliefs, that the subject which you have chosen is the most fitting one.''
 The other three bas-reliefs have President Wilson. Marshal Foch and Christopher Columbus as their prin- ciple figures. Paul w. Bartlett, of New York and Washington is the sculptor. Phe statue will cost $50,- 900, which is being subscribed by members of the K. of c.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-23
LABORITES TO FIGHT SENATOR
 A. B. CUMM|NS
Iowa Solon IS Picked For Slaughter in Senatorial Race
 Examining Others Records

WASHINGTON, March 23-Acting President of the Order of Railway Conductors said that Senator A. B. Cummins of Iowa is one of the mem bers of Congress that organized labor propose to defeat in the November election. He said the recards of other members of the Senate and House of Representatives are being examined.
 Senator Cummins was the author of the anti-strike provision in the railroad bill which was thrown out before the final passage of the meas ure.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-23
WOOD ASKED TO TELL WHO PUTS
 UP THE MONEY
Borah Says Great Sums Being Spent for Army Officer;
 Country Should Know
NEW PARTY IS URGED
Senator France of Maryland Asks Liberal Republicans :.
 to Form Liberty Party

WASHINGTON, March 23.-Sen- ator w. E. Borah of Idaho last night called upon Gen. Leonard Wood to discuss the names of subscribers to his campaign fund, and the amounts they have subscribed, and the man. ner in which the money is being expended. The Idaho Senator de- clared the fact that vast amount of money is being expended in be- half of the candidacy of Gen. Wood is very apparent. He said that while he did not suspect Gen. Wood, personally of corruptly expending money, he owed the people full explanation of what others are do- ing with the money.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-23
SEATTLE POLICE OFFICERS
 ARRESTED BY FEDERALS

SEATTLE, March 23. Federal prohibition enforcement officers last night arrested Lieut.. Roy Olmstead and Sergeant Thomas Clark, of the Seattle police force, and nine other men on the charge of violating the prohibition enforcement act. They seized seven automobiles containing 100 cases of whiskey at Meadowville. The men arrested were with the au- tomobiles. The officers also fired on launch which was leaving the scene of the arrests, and which it is charged brought the liquor from Canada.
 Chief Warren Fires Policemen
 Chief Joel F. Warren has dis charged Lieut.. Olmstead and Ser geant Clark from the police force. It is believed that other police of ficers are involved, and that an in- vestigation will follow.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-23
REPUBLICAN SENATOR
 URGES NEW PARTY

WASHINGTON. March 23.-Sen- ator Joseph I. France, Republican of Maryland, called upon liberal Re- publicans to form new political party in the United States to fight against bourbon autocracy. He warned the Senate Republicans that he parting of the ways had come If the Republican party does not ale up the fight to restore person. Il liberty in this country.
 Senator France declared that up- on platform demanding the repeal If National prohibition and the Es- pionage act the liberals need not hesitate to battle against the revo- utionary forces of the Nation. He declared that the personal liberty of citizens is now the greatest issue in the country
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-23
HOLD UP
 SEATTLE STORE
 IN BROAD DAY
Daylight Robbers Loot Seat tie Jewelry Store on Most
 Prominent Street Corner

SEATTLE, March 23.-At nine o'clock this morning four thieves held up the Lafayette jewelry store at the corner of Second and Pine Streets, one of the busy corners of the retail section. They bound and gagged s. M. Feldman, the proprie- tor, and Miss Nettie Goldman, a clerk, and escaped with jewelry worth $10,000 Feldman reported forty diamond rings, score of watches and eight bar pins.
 When the robbers entered the store Feldman was taking the stock from the safe. He asked them if they were playing joke on him and was answered with 8 blow of re- volver handle across his face.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-23
COLBY IS NOW IN CHARGE AT
 STATE OFFICE
Senate Confirms New Yorker And He Assumes Duties as
 Secretary of State

K WASHINGTON, March 23.-The United States Senate confirmed the nomination of Bainbridge Colby as Secretary of State, and he today as- stunned the duties of the office, talk ing the oath of office at noon.
 Two thousand passports were awaiting the signature of Secretary of State Colby when he assumed the duties of his office. No passports have been issued since Acting Secre- tary of State Frank L. Polk gave up the office two weeks ago.
 Others Confirmed
 The Senate also confirmed the nomination of Charles R. Crane of Chicago to be United States Minister to China, and William Joyce of Berkeley, California, to be mem Der of the Farm Loan Board.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-23
SECRECY ORDERED
 REGARDING INCOME
 FROM PROFITS TAX

SAN FRANCISCO. March 23.-Ab- solute secrecy in regard to the amount and number of income and excess profits tax returns has been order for this district until further notice" by the commissioner vf in ternal revenue in Washington. accord ing to an announcement by the col. lector of internal revenue here.
 Officials of the departmen. here announced that before the crder was received that the tax returns woutl run between $130,0OO,O0O and $780, 900 900 here.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-23
U. s. NAVY 10
 EQUAL BEST IN
 WORLD IN 1924
America Is Building Greatest Armada World Ever Saw
 Produced Before

WASHINGTON, March 23.-Rep- resentatiye Thomas s. Butler of Pennsylvania, Chairman of the House Naval Committee, told the House of Representatives yesterday that by 1924 the navy of the United States will equal that of England in strength He said in the next four years carrying out the program of construction inaugurated four years ago, America will put out the most formidable armada that the world ever has seen produced in similar period.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-23
SHIPWRECKED CREW REACH CORDOVA AND
 WILL BE SENT SOUTH

CORDOVA, March 23.-The cannery tender Sunset, Capt. o. Hofstad, ar rived here with 16 shipwrecked mem bers of the crew of the halibut boat Scandia. Under directions of the United States Customs at Juneau. the members of the crew are being cared for here at the expense of the United States Government, and they will be returned to Seattle on the first southbound passenger boat.
 The Scandia was one of the best boats fishing the Alaska halibut banks. She was 90 feet long, 116 tons, and was built in Seattle in 1914.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-23
DALE PITT IS NOW MANAGER OF PREMIER
 MINE AT STEWART

VICTORIA, B. C., March 22.- Dale Pitt has been named General Manager of the Premier mine at Stewart, B. O., in the Portland Cam al district. He was formerly Assis- tant Manager of the property.
 Commenting on Stewart, Hyder and the surrounding country, MT. Pitt says it is not a second Klon- dike," He said the district is not a poor mans camp, but that its de- velopment will require large capital and great engineers.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-23
MORGANTHAU BECOMES
 MEXICAN AMBASSADOR

WASHINGTON. March 23.-Pres- ident Wilson today sent to the Sen ate the nomination of Henry Nor ganthau as Ambassador to Mexico. to succeed Henry P Fletcher, who recently resigned the post. MT. Morganthau was former Ambassador to Turkey
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-23
WILL ADJOURN AT
 OLYMPIA TOMORROW

OLYMPIA. Wash. March 23. - The special session of the Legisla- ture will probably adjourn tomor- row.
 The House today passed resolu- tion asking the Attorney General to draft bill combining a lot of the growing number of bureaus, boards and commissions.
 The question of giving returned soldiers bonus for their services in the war will be submitted to a vote of the people.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-23
CABINET BEGINS BREAK:
 ALL MAY QUIT
Minister of National Defense Noske Resigns and More
 designations Expected

BERLIN, March 23.-Minister of National Defense Noske resigned last night, and the resignation was promptly accepted by President Eb- ert. Other Cabinet changes are im- minent.
 With the radical forces at the head of which are the Sparticans still in control in the. entire West ern industrial district of Germany, where they defy all efforts to dis lodge them, the feeling is one of uneasiuess in business circles. That there will be a general change in the Cabinet, unless the situation is improved quickly, is believed.
 However, conditions are gradual ly becoming normal in Berlin. The postofficc has resumed, and the stores are opening for business.
 Independents Want New Cabinet
 The independents in the Reichstag have demanded definite labor cab- inet, and the government is consid- ering the demand. It is felt by the independent members of the govern ment that a more efficient and de- cisive government is needed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-23
SHOE DEALERS WILL REDUCE PRICES ON
 STANDARD MAKES
Plain Shoes For Spring and Summer Will Sell Lower Say Re-
 tailers' Association

NEW YORK, March 23...John J. Slater, President of the Retail Shoe Dealers, announced that standard quality shoes will be reduced in price for the spring and summer trade. He said the retailers will be satisfied hereafter with smaller profits.
 It was announced that the reduction of the price of shoes will not apply to fancy footwear.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-23
ONE MORE STATE NEEDED

NEW YORK, March 23 The action of the Washington Legisla- ture in ratifying the woman suf- frage amendment to the Federal Constitution leaves only one more State to take affirmative action on the amendment in order for 1t to become a part of tfe Constitution. and give women the vote in all the States in the Presidential election next Fall It is expected that Dela- ware will ratify the amendment next
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-23
MANAGER SAYS CONFORMING
 TO LAW

CHICAGO, March 23. William Proctor, Chairman of the Wood Ma tional committee, referring to the speech of Senator Borah in which the latter criticised the expenditure of money in behalf of Gen. Woods Presidential candidacy, said that no money is being expended except within tho limits of State and Ma tional laws.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-23
SEATTLE AND REST OF COUNTRY SEE
 AURORA B0REALIS

SEATTLE. March 23.-An unusu- ally fine display of the aurora bor- calls was visible for several hours last night over the Western half of the United States and Canada. The lights were reported to have been observed as far south as Alabama.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-23
SOUTH DAKOTA SELECTING
 DELEGATES

SIOUX FALLS, s. D., March B. The. voters of the State of South Dakota are today selecting ten dele. gates to attend the Chicago conven- tion. Gen. Leonard Wood. Senator Miles Poindexter. Senator Hiram w. Johnson and Gov. Frank o. Lowden have all qualified under the cleo tion laws and are being voted for as the choice of the State.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-23
JOHNSON OPPOSES PLAN
 TO SPLIT REPUBLICANS

BAY CITY, Mich. March 23. -. Senator Hiram w. Johnson of Cali fornia said today that he would have nothing to do with the forma- ton of third political party. In discussing the move for the organt- zation of the Republican liberals in- to new party he said he had had one experience with third party md that was enough.