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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-17
Erskine Reelected
Reserve Director

Special to Times.
, SOUTH BEND, 3D.. Dec. IRE
election Of Albert x; Erskine OF this
city as a Glass B director OF the Fed
eral Reserve Bank OF Chicago is an
nounced. The Chicago bank has Juris-
dictaon over the Seventh Federal Re
serve district, embracing parts Of the
States OF Indiana, Illinois, Michigan,
wisconsin and Iowa The directorship
term is three years.
Mr.. ~Erskine is present Of the Stude
baker Corporation.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-17

DATE OF CAPIToL's CONSTRUCTION.
The foundation Of the central structure
Of the capitol at Washington was COM
pleted Aug. Is, 1918. This central struc-
ture and the dome were finished in 1929.
In 1855 the early dome was torn away
and the present alome was completed in
1864. The two great marble wings were
finished in 1850.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-17
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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-17
Now Wife of Viscount

LONDON. Dec. 1T.-Viscount Stuart,
son and heir to the sixth Earl Of Castle
stewart, and Miss Eleanor May Guggen-
helm, daughter of solomon r. Guggen-
helm Of New York City, were married
here Thursday.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-17
WAR WOUNDED TO MEET,

All ex-service men who were wounded
in service are invited to attend a meet
ing at $50 o'clock Sunday afternoon on
the thirteenth floor Of the Odd Fellows
IPbuiIding. The meeting has been called
by James ". Mellen, a wounded soldier,
for the purpose Of organizing a local
post Of the National Disabled Soldiers
League. Attorney Thomas D. MCGEE and
Mr.. MelIen will make the principal talks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-26

dersigned will expose for sale, at pub
lie auction, OH Saturday, the 18th day
of June, 1920, at twelve o'clock noon,
IN front of the west entrance to the
City Hall building. en- North Royal
Street, Alexandria City, Virginia, all
thcse certain lots or parcels of ground
located in the subdivision known as
Northwest Alexandria, and more par
ticularty described as lots Nos. three
four and five g, 4, and 81 lock one ~
and lots six and seven C and y in
Blccl; fifteen (l5), and lots nine and
san 60 and 10y Block seventeen (1O
| Terms of Sale: Cash and the prop
crty to be conveyed at cost of pur-
chaser,
J. X. NJ. Norton and R. B. Washing
ton Commissioners CT Sale.
I,scertify that r. B. Washington,
che of the Commissioners Of Sale, has
executed the bond required in the
chancery cause of Philip M. Knox ct
lis. VS.. Charles A. Stuart ct ais. with
good and sufficient surety.
William H. Duncan, Clerk Of the
Circuit Court Of the County of Alex
anih.ia, Virginia.
May 20, June / to II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-26
COMMISSIONERS SALE

In the Circuit Court CT the County OF
Alexandria. Virginia.
Philip NJ. Knox and Frances P. Knox
lis wife, Harriet K Reid and James
H. Reid, her husband aDd Harriet X.
Reid, committee of Robert f. Knox
ir.. complainan:s vs.. Charles A.
Stuart and Katheryn Baker Stuart,
his wife, and Katherine H. Stuart, de-
PENDANTS.
Pursuant to and by authority Of a
decree entered on the 18th day CT
May. 1920, in the suit pending in the
Circuit Court Of the county of Alex
andria, Virginia, where in Philip NJ.
Knox ct as, are defendants, the I'M
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-26
May Boost Gas to $l.7O
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page Onc)
square and suggesting that the market
alley be fixed up and they made to
park there was referred to the street
committee.
Bill Of health department for S192.-
Cd was ordersd paid and petition of
Miss NJ. Blanche Rotchford protesting
against W. NJ. Priest erecting garage
in rear Of 1923 Queen street was re-
ferred 70 street committee.
Bill of A. Mendelson for S56.75 for
damages done his automobile by fire
apparatus April 20 was referred to
the fire committee.
Communication from NJ. D. Hall,
superintendent Of the Fairfax county
public schools to w. H. Sweeney, su-
perintentent of public schools here,
setting forth that the county owes the
city balance of approximately ST.
900 for school tuition of pupils from
that county was referred.
Other matters presented follow:
Resolution appropriating $500 for pur-
chase of car load of road asphalt; $500
to purchase street sweeper; $3.50 for
purchase of paving brick; $500 fer
granite cu,5ing; were referred.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-26

CT sugar, totaling nearly 100000
pounds, are lying idle on the Illinois
Central Railroad tracks in Chicago,
according to a report made yesterday
to District Attorney Moyne by Ed
ward J. Brennan of the Department
of Justice. There is no evidence of
boarding, according to the report, the
freight te-up being responsible for
the inability to move the sugar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-26

oner according to telegram given
out Yesterday afternoon at the
headquarters of General Gonzales.
1t purports to have been sent
from Cerro Nzul, State of Puebla,
the morning of Thursday, May 20,
by Colonel Rodo!fo Herrera, who,
previous reports have stated, was
responsible for Scnor Carranza's
death.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-26
Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac r. r.

south NORM
New York Jack sonvillc
:.35 Il. IN. :. Ga. c. L. :. 11.S1 .. m.
Washington Richmond
80 a. m. Coaches onlyl :. -
Alexandria Quaatico- Fred errksburg
and local beyond
Washington- Richmond
81 a. IN. 80. CLocaD -. li.52 Il. m
New York Atlanta-.IackSn nvilc
u.oI Il. III. ;. Is. a. H. :. 10.l5 p. IN
Washington-Qu antco
iu.a2 Il. m. 49,. CLoca1 80. 146 p. m.
Observation-Disclosures
La a. m. 80. CEXpresS) .... SIS p. IN.
WashinGton-Q uantico
-. p. M. -. tLocan 5.3$ J.. INK
New York Palm BcachKcy West.
80 y. m. :. GA. C. ID $40 p. m.
WaShinGtou- Atlanta Memphis
~ p. IN. 80. IS. a. I'D 80. IL noon
Washingt Richmond
~ =. III. 80. U.ocaD 49,, I."7 p. m
New York Tampa-St. Petersburg ;.
>ol p. NJ. IS. "A. ID go II. M.
Vow York Jacksonrillc-St Petersburg
: IL y. m. -. "a. c. ID 49,. 90 u. m.
Washington ~FrrdcricksbU
:.l0 midnight U.ocaD SO? "a. -
Richmond- Washington
........ tExpressJ ...... 20 p. N.
Saturdays only.
:. y shelton. Ticket Agent. Alcxan.
ria. Va. J. r.. HTordecai. Traffic Man.
ger. Richmond. Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-26
PISTOL DUEL is FATAL
Policeman Kills Man He Had Just
Freed. When Attacked and Shot

Freed, When Attacked and Shot
California. Pa. May 26.-John Kay
town was killed and E. w. Miller,
a policeman, was seriously wounded
Monday night in pistol duel at Daisy
town, near here.
Miller, it is alleged, had placed Kay
town under arrest, but due to the
pIeadings CT the mans wife, Miller r.
leased him. AS seen as he was out CT
reach of officer, it is said, Kaytown
IS alleged to have drawn a revolver
and opened fire on Miller. Afts: b.
ing wounded Miller, it is said, firci
at Kaytcwn, killing him Instantly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-26
RULES AGAINST BEER LAW

Despite the fact that The gaver-
nor CT Now York, has signed the
bill authorizing the manufacture Of
2.75 Fer cent beer, William M.
Williams, Commissioner Of internal
Revenue, declared yesterday that all
persons fcuEd guilty Of manufactur-
ing liquors containing more than
orc half Cf per cent or more Of
alcohol would he prosecuted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-26
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
SYSTEM

ARRIVAL and Departure OF Passenger
Trains. Union Station. Alexandria, Va
tn" following schedule figures pub
lished as information and not guar.
antced
N:nstcrn Standard Time)
south North
New York Memphis
LIS ~. m. Via RristuD LIB n. ~
Danville
81 n. NJ. LocaD Ibis y. IN
New York New Orleans
;i7'a. m. fVia Atlanta) ;. lies .. ~
% IL III. .-lIarrisonburg 9.l3 p. m
Washington Atlanta
'.3T a. m. (coachcs) 11.13 p. m
Washington Memphis
'.27 D. M. Via BRISTOL 458 .. IN.
N;LshinEtnn Birmingham
81 p. m. tVia Atlanta) ..120S p. m.
/" y. IN. Wash. -Harrisonburg 1903 am
Washington Charlottesville
;.22 III 49,. fLocaD 80. 1858 a. m,
Washiu2ton- Warrcnton
i.22 y. M. GocaD ..753 Il. M
i.l2 y. IN. y. 7. Aiken augusta 71S a. m.
N"w Yorls-Nnw Orleans
i0,h2 =. a.. (Via Bri9toD ..7.aS a. m
1917 y. m. New Yorl; Atlanta SIS n. IN
New York New Orleans
ll.02 p. M. Via Atlant) 1928 a. m
Charlotte Washington
----- ..... LocaD ...... Gas p. III
The Sout hern Serves The South
:. u. Shelton. Ticket Agent, Airxan-
Irit. Va: 5. T.. Burgess. Division Pas
:"n-"r Agent. 1900 Pcnna. Ave-. Wash.
incton. ID. c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-26
SAWS JAIL BARS
Lcno Prisoner Brought Back Jailer's
Arsenal After Ride

Arsenal After Ride
Lyons, N. Y, May 26.-Georgc De
Lue, age II, the only prisoner in the
Wayne county Jail here, sawed his
way out of his cell Monday night and
drove away in the Sheriffs automo-
bile. At 9 o'clock last night he drove
the automobile back into the Jail yard
and gave himself up.
He brought back six of the Sheriff's
revolvers which he took before he. left.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-26
Observation-Disclosures

HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS
Furnished or - ,isied, weekly
rates, 81 To- SD monthly rates,
$l7.50 to $40 inrlu,' ng gas for
cooking electric lights. water rent,
use Of bath and telephone. Groun@
for ga'Grn Private playground for
children Best references required.
Lease if c'' Sired. Spacious and beau
tiful "'m" On tho hank of the Pc
tomac. Vowel Coart Apartment
Hotel, Ga South Lee street.
113t2c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-26

The U. S. Department OF A"ri-
culture growing Easter bulbs on its
Arlington, Va, farm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-26

WANTED--Two or three unfurnish-
e:i rooms for light house Keeping
at once, reasonable rent. Address
Mrs. A. Roche, 1872 South Fairfax
street. lzo-Zp
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-26

FOR SALE-A dresser, mattress,
pair of boys new roller skates,
BOYS steel building set. Apply IA
Carlyle Apartment, 1913 North
Fairfax street 1922
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-26

A machine for clcctrocuting IN
sects in packages CT cereals is hc;n:
used by an American Company.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-26

FOR SALE-30 by Q foot cabin
boat, with cylinder Kcrmath en-
CINE. ready to run, WOULD eX'
change boat for car. Private
Kelly, Fort Hunt, Va. 126-ap
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-26

FOR SALE Homes in Del Ra', st.
Elmo, and other sections also new
4. modern homes in East Roscmont.
= A. Fl. Agnew, 624 King street.
= phone II18 86.!f
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-26

REWARD-.Given TO any person for
Information relative to the poison
ing Of my valuable black and
white Llcwellin setter. Address
Ar South Fairfax street. Leon
ard Nails. l26-4p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-26

Chicago. May 26.-Sixty-two carr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-26

WANTED-Several neat girls TO
learn waiting on tables. Apply to
Monticello Cafe BOT King street.
124-3c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-26

100000 POUNDS OF SUGAR HELD
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-25
1919 SERIES NOT
ON THE SQUARE,
SAYS GRAND JURY

CHICAGO. III, Sept 25.-Indict-
ments based on charges OF con-
spiracy 20 defraud may be the
result OF the Cook county grand
1ury's Investigation OF alleged crook
edness By the players IN last falls
world series. Il was Indicated today
by Henry h Brigham foreman Of
the jury
There seems to be more than SUI
ficient evidence to support such
charges" Mr. aBrigham declared
Ban Conducts Investigation.
In connection with Brigham's an
nouncemenr that Arnold Rothsteln,
New York turfman. and chief owner
OF the Havre de Grace race track.
had been subpeaaed. IL was learned
today that president 3. 3. johnson,
OF the American league, has been IN
New York FOR two days investigating
reports involving New York men IN
the alleged plan 90 "fix" the 1913
world series so Cincinnati would win
and enable the gamblers on the sin
side" 20 win large sums.
Besides RothEtein, Eubpennen
Will be issued, Brigham an
nouuccds for william Burns.
former pitcher OF the Chicago
American and Cincinnati nation
nj league teams, Abe Afte1,
former therETeiEhf champion,
and several wen known sports
men.
Eight members OF the Whice Sex
team, whose shares IN the world Sc
ries money were held up by presi-
dent Charles IA Comisksy Tor sew
eral months. probably VIII not be
summoned. Brigham said. adding
that the grand jury was getting
plenty Of evidence elsewhere"
Among the leading witnesses 'ex-
pected 20 appear when the grand fury
resumes its investigation next Tues
day are presidents johnson and
Heydler- The latter vas in Detroit
yesterday tracing reports o. an al
legged attempt 90 -fiL" a recent game
there between Chicago and PhLadeI-
phia National lsa8ue teams. Hsydler
said he expected 70 90 70 Cleveland
and Cincinnati IN search OF evidence
and expected 20 arrive here Tuesday.
Members Of the grand jury. e was in
1lcated, wish 20 question him about
the true reasons FOR the discharge
last fal Of "Heine' Zimmarman and
Hal Chase from the New York
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-25
TIGERS HIT LINE
HARD; LETTER MEN
BACK WITH TEAM

WIN over the Calumus club, GER
w tainly. We always make Il a
practice OF winning the first
game OF the year"
Coach Luther Coblentz. TIGER men
tor, delivered the above statement
Friday afternoon between intervals
Of husky coaching OF his sturdy az
gregation OF grid warriors, who. not
even uuL1lnE alrer 46 minutes OF
scrimmags were coming In for the
shower There was one or two
charley horses among the first
string men but these were eliminated
By the capable fingers Of the coach.
They appeared as fit q bunch OF
young athletes as has ever represent
Cd tbs high school on the gridlron
and they reflect the confidence Of
the coach ga their ability to 20
through tha season without a de-
feat
Look For Hard Game.
There IS. however, no effort 20 be-
little the Epecter Of the Calumus
club team which the Tigers are TO
face one week from today In the first
game OF The year for both elavents.
Instead they are looking for
ward 20 q hard EtruErle IN which
the WclEnt1 strength and expert
ence Of the elub team 81 to be
pitted gElluEt their speed. Az
aren1iTenel1 and tricIlnesa. En-
duranco r. also to play an inn
p0Etumt factoE In the game and
Tits a. possession Of which the
Tigers are proud. They play
nearly q whole game each day
Wtth the second team and are 20
hardenel they have little fear OF
being IN Zip top Ehups for the
Calcium meeting.
Eleven letter men may face the I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-25

bringing his total to Is In base
stealing Max Carey OF Pittsburg, con-
tinues 70 show the way with IS. 9th
er leading batters:
j. smith, St Luis, 329; Wheat,
Brooklyn dz5; Williams, Philadelphia,
So; Scott, st. Louis. BIS; Hollocher,
Chicago. SIS; Konetchy, Brooklyn, 312 +;
Fourier, St Louis. 309
Good Leads Association
Wilbur Good, OF Kansas City, batted
his way TO second place in the race
for the American association cham
plonshlpi getting Il hits In seven
games He has an average Of 332,
while Hartley, OF Columbus. continues
70 top the league with 351. The aver
ages include games Of Wednesday.
BUNK Brief, OF KanHnE City
and HurEruVe. OF the champion
ship ST. Paul club, are again tied
FOR homerunss each having - In
hnaeateaiing, Hupps Of st. Paul.
went into a tie with Dresser, his
1elmmufe, each having 40 theftn.
Other leading batters: Rondeau.
minneapolis, 1888: Hargravs, St Paul,
1915 lineup, Louisville, 331; Rapp. st.
Paul 6zIs Wickland. Toledo, 3e1;
Kirke, louisville, 326; Miller. St. Paul.
ozZi Brief, Kansas City. SIS
East Heads Western.
FINAL averages OF the Western
league show Carl East, Of Wichita, as
the 1870 batting champion IN 80
games he polled 123 hits for an aver.
age OF 377. Yaryan. a leammate, fin
ished second, with 357- Yaryan also
was the leading homerun hitter, hav-
ing bagged Al. Lee, Of Omaha, out
distauced the league in base stealing,
finishing with 80.
Other leading batters: Tiernev.
Tulsa, 335. Bogart. Joplin. 552; Beck,
wichita S32; Walker. St Joseph, 331;
Lindemore, Oklahoma City. $50: Pitt,
oklahoma City. 626. Plat, Omaha,
3l4; Moeuer, Des Moines. 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-25
BROWN
STAR TOPS EVEN
CRACK SPEAKER

CHICAGO. III. Sept. 25.-As the
major league clubs swing into
the final two weeks Of the pen
nant race, George Sisler, star first
baseman with st. Louis, seems GER
tain OF taking the 1920 batting cham
pionship OF the American league.
Sisler. according 10 figures com
piled today, has an average OF .4O5
with Iris Speaker OF Cleveland. six
points behind Joe Jackson OF Chi
cago, Is third with .3s1. and Eddie
Collins captain OF the ChlcaEo club,
fourth, with -571. The averages in
clude games OF Wednesday
Babe Hitting In slump.
Babe Ruth, homerun monarch
who went home runless for q week.
failed to shake off his batting slump,
but managed TO cling to fifth place
with .3s7. although he made only one
hit In six games.
Rice of Washington. is IN no danger
Of being ueposed as the leading base
stealer. He has S. thefts. while Sis
Ter Is next with 81.
other leading barters; Jacobson,
St Louis, $40; Rice. Washington.
.s41s Judge, Washington, $40; Tobin,
ST. Louis, -338i Weaver, Chicago. .337:
Felschi Chicago, .334; Meusel, New
York. 1888: Cobb. Detroit. 1897.
The scramble for the batting
championship OF the National
league hnH developed into a race
between Roger Hornaby Of ST.
Louis and Nicholson Of FltfEburE,
with Hornsby leading with -3G5.
Nicholson Who led n week ago, Is
point behind the st. Louis slug
ger. Young OF New York, ia thfrd
with -3521 and Rouah Of CIncin-
natl, fourth with $40.
Cy Williams OF Philadelphia, lead
Ing homerun hitter Of the league.
connected with. another long drive,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-25

Calumus team They are to be cap
tanned by the veteran. Lee Slaughter
playing right half while Portillo is
to be quarterback.
Some Good Ones.
Louis Springer one Of the fastest
and smoothest OF broken field run
ners, IS 70 be at the other half while
Al Uhlig takes the remaining posi-
ton IN the baclrfield, that OF full
back Springer, Uhlig and Slaughter
are exceptionally efficient 10 picking
their holes and in this they combine
shreWdnesss which enables them TO
pun their shifts TO great advantage
and to keep the other team guessing
Slaughter is apt at lodging, espe-
cially when tackled by several men.
and he often gains from ons half a
yard TO several yards by clever for
ward moving.
On the line there viii be Woodside
OF Brics Schiller at center. Brice IS
last years first string man He Is
scrapper from the first bell and
q dandy little player Butler. Rags
dale and Mckinney viii take care
OF the end platform
Charley Pollock viii have
charge Of one Of the guard posi-
lions and perhaps Gerald Ketch-
eEsfd the other. BulEer and one
Of the previously mentioned men
VIII be in the Tickle positions.
The average weight Of this
eleven A. a little over 145 pounds.
Slaughter Butler and P0rtiuO
are the HEhtest men. neither
scaling 40, while Schiller and
Pollock are the heaviest, with
over $50 each. WeOdHfde and
EetcherEid beth hit over the 10
pound mark, but II Is not defi-
nlteiy known whether they VIII
be used OF not
There are soma likely second
strong men who are improving daily.
One Of these Is Tom Chezvens, han
ling right end.
Has the Speed.
He worked ike q gridiron veteran
Friday during scrlmmage and his end
vas only turned once or twice by the
.lrst string team. Doerr IS another
ne OF the promising ones while lit 1
le McEemy. brother Of Charlie and /
Harry, who holds the quarteback po-
ition OF the second team is doing Z
veil
The squad this season IS twice the /
lie OF that last year. This Is prom ]
sing IN itself
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-25

CHICAGOSOX
LOSE SECOND
TO INDIANS

Cleveland, O., Sept s5-Eddio Cicotts
and s. Covsleskis were tbs choices OF nan
ayers Gleason Of the Chicago White SoU
and iris Speaker OF the Cleveland Indians
for mound duty IN the third game Of the
series which win determine the Ameri-
can league pennant winners.
Each team has now won one game Of
the present series
Mails had the White sox battors badly
puzzled Friday and won his fifth con-
secutivs victory since Joining Cleveland
re allowed only three hits and struck out
SIX men Jackson hit a single IN the first
with two men out. IN the fourth, Eddie
Collins and Felsch got one each.
In Danger IN fifth.
Ihe local southpaW was IN danger only
IN the nth inning but by phenomenal
pitching he eztricatsd himself After
striking out RisberE. Nails lost control
long enough % issue three OF his bases on
balls. filling the sacks He than steadied
himself and retired the side BY tanning
weaver and z Collins in succession with
this exception. only two men reached sec
onl-E- Collins IN the first and fourth
The side was retired IN order In i've OF
the nine innings
The Indians punched SIX OF their nine
bits IN the first two innings and scored
ne only runs OF the game From then on
faher pitched alright bah and only four
Cleveland players reached first base.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-25
Coming Stars
OfBig Series


T'dEEtE never IS any Ereat hurrah
when the name OF Otto Miller q
mentioned among National league
catchers. yet this veteran Of thu
Brooklyn Dodgers IS one OF the old
est receivers in either big league FL
point OF service. for he made good
almost as soon as ne set foot on q
big league diamond
Born IN Minden Neb.. he came east
ward when quite young. which ac-
counts for the fact that Sharon Pa
ln the Ohio and Pennsylvania league.
gave him his baseball start IN 1908
he was with Louisville. but didn't
last long. being shunted TO Duluth
where a Brooklyn scout drafted him
and gave him a big league start.
Otro.a first year with the DodgarI
was 1910, when he caught g games
The next year was nearly as dry 20
him but in 1912 he Jumped 10 ths
fore as g regular and has been there
ever since.
miller Isl not much OF a hitter. hut
punches them with scme sl-lu in the
plnches- He has been Of invaluable
aid 70 Wlbert Robinson IN taking
care OF the Brooklyn pitching stat.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-25

Giants Chase has been mentioned Il
connection with various angles OF tht
present investigation by grand jur1
Witnesses
According 10 one version Of the
alleged AflElnE7 Of the series rs
published IN the Chicago Tribune
today HothEtein chased Abe At
tel from his office when nr-
preached with the object OF Sc
euring HIS backing IN forming a
gambling syndicate to be based
on -llrlnE" Of certain White soU
uluTerl- The story said the bet
ting ring was formed without
Hofhltelnin AID