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Alma record., 1920-04-29
Methodist Episcopal Church

1000 a. m.-Sunday school.
1l:00 a. m.-Morning worship.
Sermon Subject: "The Glory of
God and the Dignity of Man"
2:30 p. m. - Junior Epworth
League.
6:30 p. m.-Epworth League.
Topic: How to Show Sympathy"
Leader: Bernice Lockard
1880 p. m.-Evening service of
song and sermon. Subject: "A Cost
ly Mess"
Cordial invitation TO all.
Matthew w. Duffey, Minister.
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Free Methodist Church
Sunday Services

sunday SERVICES
Corner West Center and Cedar Ave
Sunday School 1000 a. m.
Preaching-11 a. m. and p. m.
Thursday evening prayer meeting
- p. m.
Peter White, Pastor, 222 Philadel-
phia avenue.
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An Open Letter
TO THE LADY OF THE HOUSE:

TO THE LADY OF THE HOUSE,
Madam: This letter is addressed to you because it
it vitay touches most important factor in house
hold economy during the Summer months-the matter of
ice for your refrigerator
AS result of inssen and repeated requests from our
patrons when formerly in the retail ice business
the ice business of the town. and will
take the retail business in addition the wholesale
trade have handled during the past two years.
In doing this it intention to give the residents or
Alma they had in the past max
ing daily deliveries the volume and the cooperation OF
our patrons makes it possible to do
Cooperation is keynote of mutually satisfactory
and profitable service if the following suggestions
followed by YOU will guarantee to reduce the legitimate
for complaint to the lowest possible minimum:
Put your card up early and take it down after the
livery has made if left in the window from day
day unnecessary work and will be COM
PEELED charge the amount of ice specified by the card
Have coupons ready. All coupon books cash on
delivery do ask deiveryman to extend credit,
each is held personally responsible for the books in his
charge
See that ice chest is ready receive the ice, much
delay caused by the deveryman having art
from ice chamber before ice be put in Re-
member that each delay affects the service beyond that
point of delay.
If the wagon does not reach you by 100 o'clock in the
afternoon, call the Office.
If have complaint to make don't nurse IT and tell
it your neighbors but tell it to more in
teresed than anyone else and will do all in power to
sraighten it quickly as possible
Last but not least remember the human element
None perfect and is impossible for to hire
men who perfect. We have troubles the
anyone else and while will be constant aim to render
YOU the possible service and to show
tesy and accommodation ask you be reasonable in
case of any apparent failure part and not to
denim without hearing
Yours for Service,
Alma Ice Co.
vERN A. MINER Mgr.
pbora ale Office: Cor Park Mechanic
Alma record., 1920-04-29

The superiority of Threaded
Rubber is in it's durability. 1t
lasts as long as the plates. Ordi-
nary insulation does not. 1t
wears out and has to be renewed.
Re-insulation is never wholly
satisfactory, even if the plates
are found to be uninjured, but
often we find that they have al
ready been damaged.
Why wasn't an ideal material
likerubber used before? 1t was
but was never found practical for
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Baptist Church

Sunday Preaching Services 10 a.
m and p. m. Rev. w. II. Garfield
will speak.
Sunday school, 11;l5.
Young Peoples meetings p. m.
Thursday night prayer meeting at
1880.
Cordial welcome 10 all.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
THE CHURCHES
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st. Mary's Catholic Church

st. Mary's Catholic Church
. Rev. John A. Mulvey, Pastor.
Holy masses as follows: First and
third Sundays of each month, at $3.50
and l0:30 a. m. Second and fourth
Sundays at 1890 "a. m. On week days
masses at 700 and 1880 u. m.
First Church of Christ, Scientist
511 N. Park ave.
Subject: Everlasting Punishment.
Sunday school-9:30 a. m.
Lesson: Sermon, 1880.
Wednesday testimony meeting at
500 o'clock.
Reading room located at l13h w.
Superior St., is open daily except
Sunday from 2:30 to 8 o'clock.
The public is cordially invited to
the services and 10 the Reading
Room.
Alma record., 1920-04-29

Advertise in the Record.
Alma record., 1920-04-29

general adoption in starting and
lighting batteries till Willard
found how to make it porous by
piercing it with tiny threads.
Thus the acid solution can ex-
tend through the insulation, al
lowing free passage of current.
ANY Willard Service Station
will be glad to explain in detail.
No other battery has this ar
NOR plated" protection against
insulation troubles. Therefore be
sure of the trade mark.
The Washington times., 1920-03-31
FOR SAlE-HouSES

The properties advertised
under our name are controlled
exclusively by Us. They are
advertised daily in all papers
until sold. Get the BEE in
your bonnet and let US han
die your property.
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HIGH VIEW.
$4,000.

A rare opportunity to buy
home In this delightful subdivision;
modern construction, high eIeyA-
tion; furnace heat, gas.
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iNvEsTMEaT PROPERTY

TwO LOTS ON MILITARY ROAD, w .-
Plans for house and majority ~ luny,,i
for building " ramo. reasonable, Apply
STORE. llg0 9th IT. N, ".
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WHITE.

isa2 18TH ST. N. W. stories.
rooms and bath. latrobs heat
and gas; concrete cellar; by spend
ing $500 for improvements you
can make a large return on your
money. n
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SHANNON & LUCHS,
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
$1,000.
7l3 14th st. N. w.

One half square west OF 18th st,
convenient To Central High school;
2 rooms and 2 baths; hot-water
heat; electricity; sleeping porehes;
screens. Occupied by owner. who
will give immediate posse ssion.
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PROPOSALS
FruCE or Tue COMMISSIONERS MS


ington, u G.. March 81, 1890 = scaled
proposals will be received ~ this once,
room 500. nlstr!ct HuIldlng, until ? o'cloch
n. m, April -. 1870 for furnishing the
SNwtr r'uisinn. Engineer Department With
10 nOo pounds ~ rnii twisted t'"Hl bare.
~ Nc dull""-NA T. -. " rprs - G. f~uTtr-
~ vori aIhinc Sr~uui and Z sta < "
WfshiuvtNu. ~ - GHn.'U 'u'i.Ns .'rl f'riN
W urptuHs 3 mn" hc Nrd uNuu ru ll"p '1N
to fhs WV .Nasirg Nrin,- R~.-r 80. Dts.
trict Building LOUIS BROWNLOW,
CHARLES w. kUTz. Commissioners. ID. c,
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
ron SALE
HYATTSYILLE. MD.

gOh YALE
HYATTSVILLE, MD.
Groom bungalow. modern improvements.
$500 easy terms.
rooms large lot. squares from car,
$500; easy terms.
s rooms. ~ acres; electric tights; good
condition: $4,000: easy terms
j. +. LILLARD,
HYATTSVILLE l74.
RIVERDALE PROPERTY.
t'room bungalow; electric lights; half
acre land; close to ears ana school 12.boo.
Cash $500. balance terms.
4 rooms and bath: almost new; modern
throughout; garage; large lot: nice loca-
tion. $3.50. Cash 5000. terms
room and bath bungalow; furnace
and grapes. $3.50 Cash 1880; bal
.nce SO per month.
Nice place Of acres 6 rooms and room
for bath sleeping porch; electric lights:
plenty of fruit and berries; good outbuild-
pwner going on larger place, $500. Cash
l,50O balance terms.
J. II. RIMMER.
HYATTSVILLE 3s6
HOUsE-PartIy finished, Takoma PARK
Iheap: your own terms. 1891 Corbln N T.
The Washington times., 1920-03-31

Price, yT,soo-In BloominL iale;
modern, up-to-date home. having siA
rooms and bath, hot-water heat. cleo
tricity, hardwood floors and garage.
This home has positively everything
that can be desired and the location 10
nyst class. Owner leaving city. fos-
ssssion will DO given
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ron sALE-HOUsEs
BOSS & PHELPS. INC,
Telephone Main 434o.
1406 H st. N. w.

Price. sJsoo-In BloominL ialei ..
rooms and bath. hot-water heat. eiee-
tricity, hardwood floors and garage.
This home has positively eyerythihs
ssst t ss. clan be ss.,sa Ssn:s as .aS Ss' esy Pos
ssssion viii be given
Price, Ss,Soo-CIose TO the Capital
Traction car line comparatively new
house. having sis rooms ana pain, Do, .1
water heat, electric hgh,s; ns,9v l9v that ht
the price 10 very low. ana ehesp
hosne or Investment.
Price. ss.sBo-In Chevy Chase, close
% Connecticut Avenue; two-story
house, hsyiny seven rooms ana psth:
lights. hardwood noors, living room
with open fireplace. This house Is In
me condition. Can be seen any time'
aud possession given
Price, Ss.5oo--A very cheap home in
anxious 20 cell. will give possession at
once This 10 a three-story, bay-win-
dow brick house, having nine rooms
and bath, hot-wster heat. electrSc
lights, and an nstantsneous hot water
heater. This house is In beautiful con.
dition from top TO bottom and well
worth your prompt Inspection
Price, 3lo,Boo--A home you should
SEQ at once; we'll located in MI Pleas
ant: a two-story colonial house twen-
ty-four feet wide, situated on corner
OF an alley; has four bedrooms. bath
and sleeping porch on second ooor. the
parauet floors, and electric lights.
Owner will give Immediate possession
Price, 80, s,5oo--A well-located north
west home not far out. There are ten
rooms and bath. several open nreplaees,
deep lot to I, paved & alley weh aTs,ne,s, room ,s
condition from top to bottom; II Is
vacant. and reasonable terms OF sale
can be made
Price, S12.o0o---A detached home in
Mt. Pleasant. one OF the most sttrac-
tive situations In this part Of the city;
lot 76N300: a nine-room and bath
house, having hot-water heat. electric
lights, hardwood floors. There is
house: plenty of trees and shrubbery.
-., FvS,4a
Price, s7,ooo-A cheap home on y
street, being between 18th and 18TH
streets; three-story nine-room house.
heated with steam: owner in house.
Possession will be given and reasonable
terms Of sale made. -
Price, ,s,soo--A northwest home not
by one Of the reliable builders, having
nine rooms and bath. good lot 70 Z
paved alley and there is hollow tile
garage, This house can be seen at any
time.
Price. slo.50o--In one of the attrac-
tive squares Of Mt. Pleasant: a two
story seyen-room house, heated with
hot water, having electric lights. hard
wood floors. front AMI rear porehes;
there Is also a garage. This house Is
in fine condition. Can be inspected
any time and possession given.
HOME OF HOMES
CoSS & PHELPS, INC,
Telephone Main 4340.
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PHONE US IF YOU DO NOT
FIND WHAT YOU WANT IN
THIS LIST.
$3.50
A most desirable home OF .lo rooms and
baths; in the NORTHEAST; newly pa
pered h. W. H.: convenient to cas-. Rca-
sonable terms.
splendid 6 room and bath home In
washington's most fashionable nsishbor-
hood in the vicinity OF DUPONT CIRCLE
This house has been newly papered and
can't. A splendid opportunity to buy a
homo Reasonable terms.
In MT. PLEASANT. one block east Of
18th street, near Park road: rooms and
bath: colonial type home; h. W. H.. cleo
tricity This house is IN perfect condition,
heying been nicely papered and painted deep
lot to le IT. alley: possession at once: terms.
$4,000
On wide avenue in the NORTHEAST;
aear LINCOLN PARK: attractive home OF
rooms and bath: h. ". h.: newly painted.
given.
4 room and bath home in beautiful
PETwORTH: h. ". H.. gas and electricity.
Concrete front and rear porches; all doors
and windows screened terms.
S11,500
In Mt. PLEASANT: convenient TO cars
and Central High School: IL rooms and Q
baths; h. W. h side and rear alley. Lot
:3rlf2 Immediate possession
Near PARK ROAD, between 18th and iith
streets: splendid home OF ~ rooms and
haths; bod rooms and unusually large dln,
el,ctrIcity; garage; deep lot 10 Is n alley.
hest buy in MT. PLEASANT today.
Near CONN. AVENUE in a most dfsis
able neighborhood In WASHINGTON
HEIGHTS: room and bath home h. ". h.,
electricity; sleeping and breakfast porches:
immediate possession.
HOWARD e. HINES
incorporated
734 18th ST. n. w. NJ. 730-7S1-732.
IL you WANT TO BUY OR SELL REAL
ESTATE talk N over with
". r., MORGAN at O. ". zANTZtNGER
FOR SALE--targe building, I floors with
II 900 feet yard space. ciuHe TO two freight
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$S SEQ

In MT PLEASANT. one block east Of
18th street, near Park road: rooms and
bath: colonial type home; h. W. H.. cleo
tricity This house is In perfect condition.
ne wing been nicely papered and painted deep
lot to ls IT. alley: possession at once; terms.
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WOODLEY PARK.
$4,000.

On Cathedral ave. every up-to-
date convenience Incorporated In
this home; well built and attrac-
lively designed throughout: 10
rooms ana . baths; alley; space for
garage.
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7l3 14th st. N. W.

600 Block Street s.. E. Two-F Famiy Flats.
$2,850-$500 Cash. ..-'..'. $65O0-Easy Terms.
. bath & sfs @ @ss @ seG Sds II CONTAINING %
condlon ~. and
~ = p,
Corner A Street s. E. "'eS
$4,250-s1,5o0 Cash.
49,. ,.uw,u,ox 500 Block B Street Northeast
brick; good I size yard 'front.' and $63Oo-$1OO0 Cash.
500 Block S. E. Il
$5,000-Easy Terms Il Fourth Street Northeast
sroomsa sandbah meaern : II $6,750-Tems
ing back yard with plenty II - -, 49,. .... ..,
500 Block Fifth Street S. E. II - , =, ,,
$6O00-$100O Cash Y ooo nceS esr 81 Noiheas'
water r0. S. .Ds s:s :a ss sS rooms and bath
Eye Northeast K North Capitol.
$4950-$750 Cash. = $7,O00-S1,750
BATH furnace heat;
HARTUNG & GIBBONS
301 Southern Building, 18th 4 Streets N W.
Main 160 ".1 Main S73
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BRADFORD AND COMPANY,
Southern Building.
Main 5877. Main 5S78.
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$4,000

On wide avenue IN the NORTHEAST:
aear LINCOLN PARK attractive home OF
, rooms and bath: h. ". h.: newly painted.
Terms can be arranged Possession will be
Given.
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WOODBRIDGE and BROOKLAND.
beautiful houses ranging In price from
$500 to $4,000. See these before buying.
B. +. HOLMES,
2Ol Continental Trust bldg. Main 1857.
The Washington times., 1920-03-31

Price. Ss.s5o--In Chevy Chase, close
% Connecticut Avenue; a two-story
house, having seven rooms and bAth.
heated with hot water. having electric
lights. hardwood noors, living room
with open fireplace. This house Is In
nne condition. Can be seen any time.
aud possession given
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IL YOU WANT 70 BUY or SILL REAL
ESTATE talk II over with
H. E. MORGAN at q. H. ZANTZINGER
The Washington times., 1920-03-31

Price, Ss.5o0--A very cheap home in
Columbia Heights; owner going abroad.
anxious to cell. will give possession at
once. This 10 three-story, bay-win-
dow brick house, having nine rooms
and bath. hot-water heat. electrSc
lights, and an instantaneous hot-wster
heater. This house u In beautiful con-
dition from top TO bottom and well
worth your prompt Inspection
The Washington times., 1920-03-31

Price, Ss,boo-Ciose TO the Capital
Traction car line; comparatively new
house. having sis rooms and bath. not,
water heat, electric lights. fou VIII
md after inspecting this property that
the price 10 very low. and cheap
hosne or Investment.
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CENTRAL NORTHWEST.
$4,000.

On y 81. near Dupont Circle; a
beautiful residence containing 10
rooms, baths; hot-water heat,
electricity; parquetry noors and
hardwood trim; beautiful lighting
fixtures.
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FOR 7ENT-HoUSES
WsNTEC--STORES
roC e-M~-OFE,CYS

TWO OFFICE ROOM on third noor; COM
municnt ntinr. sS5 month. 5gi 18th IT. NV.
To RENT-Drsk room Cr part Of office NJ
10th at. and Pennsylvania ave; wull
lighted: good location Phone Main 53i0,
afternoons.
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$500
4 splendid 6 room and bath home in
gashin gton's most fashionable neishbor-
hood in the vicinity OF DUPONT CIRCLE.
This house has been newly papered and
painted, has IL W. h. and electricity. Va
can't. A splendid opportunity to buy a
home Reasonable terms.
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TWO-FAMILY APARTMENT.
$4,000.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
$7,250.

Thoroughly modern and complete
throughout; 6 rooms, bath; hot
water heat. electricity: hardwood
floors; convenient to car line.
The Washington times., 1920-03-31

Near CONN. AVENUE in most d6sir.
able neighborhood In WASHlNGTpN
HEIGHTS. room and bath home; h. ". h.,
electricity; slpeping and breakfast porches:
immediate possession.
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ron sALs-HousEs
BETHESDA.
Sl6,500.

ave; s-t acre Of ground; The
house 10 Of hollow-tile construetion,
with stucco hnish. and contains i
rooms and bath, with hot-water
heat; hardwood noors apd finish
throughout; effective shrubbery
and plsnting. including several
varieties OF fruit, berries, grapes.
eic.
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HOUSE--Partly finished, Takona Park
lheap: your own terms 1921 Corbln N. T..
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COLORED.

1879 isT ST. N. w.-iO rooms
and bath, latrobe heat. gas; lot
l7hxll7. To q SO-foot ahey; near
high schools.
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$500; sssy terms
8 rooms. large lot. . squares from car
S.JG0; easy terms.
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HOWARD g. HINES
incorporated
734 18th st. n. w. NJ. 730-TS1-732.
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$3.50

room and bath home In beautiful
PETwORTH: h. ". H.; gas and electricity.
Concrete front and rear porche5; all doors
and windows screened terms.
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FOR 6ALE-HOuSEs
coLoRED HOME SEEKERS.

ron CoLORED PEOPLE-Pretty nearly
new homo. large porch. modern bAtn
and heat on ear line; school close; n. W.
section. t2.15O; $500 cash, s25 monthly.
Geo. H. Walker. Kenois Bldg. llth and q.
after l y. NJ
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PHONE US IF YOU DO NOT
FIND WHAT YOU WANT IN
THIS LIST.

$3.50
most desirable home OF sio rooms and
(, baths; in the NORTHEAST; newly pa
pered; h. W. h.: convenient to cars. Rea-
BILE terms.
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POSSESSION MAY 10, 1920.
Practically new 2-story brick
homo now occupied by owner and
in splendid condition, 6 large
ronms, reception hall, hardwood
-- floors. .h--w. H., electricity. serv-
ants toilet. stationary tubs and
room for garage. Property is To-
Gated adjoining Saurs Addition
and Is within one square of both
car lines.
Terms-sl. 900 cash and $G5
month including all Interest.
PRICE. 37.250.
CLARENCE F. WEIGH,
First Floor, Southern Bldg.
Phone Main 4289.
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Price. slo.50Q--In one of the attrac-
tive squares Of Mt. Pleasant; two
story seyen-room house. heated with
hot water, having electric lights. hard
wood floors, front ami rear porches;
there Is also a garage, This house Is
any time and possession given.
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COLORED.

It64h and 1856 QUE ST: N. w.
3 stories and basement, 7 rooms
and bath: lot l6xloo 20 alley, new
ly painted and papered through
out; one house now vacant,
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1858 WEST MARKET PLACE,
GEORGETOwN-3-story brick nat
for colored now--rent TO ses per
month. Price $4,000.
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Price, slo.Boo--A home you should
sec at once; we'll located in MI. Pleas
ant; a two-story c,oloniaI house TWEEN
ty-four feet wide, situated on corner
OF an alley; has four bedrooms. bath
and sleeping porch on second 0oor. The
house is heated with hot water. has
parquet floors, and electric lights.
Owner will give Immediate possession
New-York tribune., 1920-09-25
Licenses Granted
Four Eight Clubs
And Many Referees
BY BRIGGS

The State Boxing Commission yester-
day handed out its first big batch of
certificates" to the followers of fisti-
cuffs, licenses being bestowed upon four
clubs, thirty three boxers. thirty-four
referees and nineteen managers, and a
host of trainers, physicians, timekeep-
ers and judges, following a meeting
held at 29l Broadway.
According to statement issued last
night all applications for licenses will
requests must be filed not later than
Tuesday morning prior to the meeting.
1t was announced that James Suttner.
of Buffalo, is the second deputy com
missioner to be appointed BY the COM
mission. The other deputy commits
sioner, already appointed, is Frank
Tierney, of Albany. Suttner will be as
signed to various districts from time to
time.
The four clubs officially recognized
are the Flower City A. c., Rochester;
Woodhaven Sporting Club, Woodhaven,
Queens; Huntington Sporting Club,
Huntington, L. l., and the Brownleigh
Park A. c., Goshen.
William H. Rothwcll (Young Cor
bett) is among those designated rs ref
the retired and undefeated lightweight
champion; Moe w. Smith, Patsy Haley
and Jack Skelly.
Jack Sharkey and Joe Lynch, who
are to swap punches at the Garden next
Tuesday evening, and Champion Jack
Brltton received their credentials. The
name of Dempsey is prominent, but it
happens that this gentlemen is Judge
from Long Island.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-25
Giants Make Last
Stand for Pe1l11ant
Against Dodgers

The Giants will make a last desper-
ate bid to cut down the Dodgers lead
of five games in the league standing
in the all-important two-game series
which starts at Ebbets Field this after
noon. All attendance records for Squire
Ebbets's ball park are expected to be
shattered to-day and tomorrow, as
every reserve seat for these games was
sold several days ago.
If the Giants should win both games
they would be in position to make a
final drive to gain the pennant in the
two games with the Braves and the
three with the Dodgers, which will be
played at the Polo Grounds next week.
On the other hand, if the Brooklynites
win to-day and tomorrow, it will be
impossible for the New Workers. to
overtake them
Moreover, if the. teams break even
in the series. the best that the Giants
could do by winning all of their re-
naming games would be to finish the
season in tie with the Dodgers In
the two contenders to decide the result
Burleigh Grimes, Uncle Robbie's
pitching ace, is expected to oppose
the Giants to-day. Jesse Barnes is
slated to do the twirling for the Man
hattanites. Big Fred Toney and Jeff
Pfeffer are scheduled to be on the
mound for the rival factions to-mor-
row.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-25
Heydler Says Benton
Lied to Jury or to Him
National League Head Defes
Any One to Prove Dishonest
PIQYine bx His Teams

DETROIT, Sept. 24.-A challenge to
any one "'inside or outside the ranks
of professional baseball" to appear be-
fore the Chicago grand jury and prove
that any championship game played in
the National League in 1919 or 1920
was not won or lost strictly on it's
merits" was made in statement issued
here tonight by John A. Heydler, presi-
dent. Of the National League.
Mr.. Heydlcr spent the day in De-
troit investigating rumors in connec-
Chicago game OF August 81, he an
nounced. Mr.. Heydler's statement is
in part:
Every championship game played in
the National League in 1919, as we'll as
TINS season, has been won or lost strict
ly on its merits. challenge anv OF
these muckrakers, either inside or out
side the ranks of professional baseball
to appear before the Chicago grand
jury and prove otherwise.
Regardless of the alleged attempted
,hxing' OF the first two games of the
last worlds series, | always have con-
tended, and do now contend, that the
best team won the pennant on the level
Benton. of our New York club is cor.
rectly set forth in to-day's press ac-
counts, then that fellow either per.
Jured himself before the grand jury or
IN his private examination before me.
His contradictory and wholly un-
justified statements will be uncovered
at the proper time.
No suspicion should be fastened on
any player or group Of players because
Of Benton's statement.''
Mr.. Heydler refused to make known
The results of his Investigations in
Detroit. He announced he would lea,n ,,
late tonight for Cleveland 70 can
tinue his probe, going later to Gin