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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
ALABAMA SIGNS BERN|ER
v. |. COACH WILL LEAVE
BLACKSBURG NEXT JUNE
To Hecome Athletic Director mt Uni
Vcrsity or State for
South.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
BLAC & u c, VA, Jan. TO-
Charles y. Bernier has severed his
connection with the Virginia Poly
technic Institute as athletic director.
and VIII accept "A sini lar position with
inc University OF Alabama.
such was the statement made today
by B.rnicr to the authorities at the
local institution. the director. how
ever will continue 10 serve in his
present capacity untH June /. On that
date nc Will begin a three-year term
with the Alabama University, and will
institution.
Bernier several weeks ago an
nounced that he would not return 10
time that he was going into another
line OF business. Announcement today
that he had accepted the position in
..liapama came as surprise TO his
Further Information resulted in it
being divulsed that DR.. George IL
ton and Lee University. and now prcsi-
dent OF the University OF Alabama.
WaS nan paHion for in SECURING
at any Of virg nia's institutions tHs''i is
better BE- know" now, than Charles Bernicr.
tory OF the state when he played on
the football team of the Orange and
Maroon several years ago.
Later he played professional base
ball and following his diamond career
became coach in all branches OF sport
NJ Hampdcn- Sidney College. From
iampden- Sidney Bernier went 10 Vir-
GINA Polytechnic Institute. and has
served that school for two years
Under the regime OF Berricr the
local college enjoyed 4 successful sea :
son in all branches of sport in 1918.
and the record OF his teams durin =
i!l? can be considered good. His 1914
football team played several large COL
ieEc agCrcEationS and made a credit
an!c showing against them.
announcement was made at the in
St!tution tonight that no successor for
BeTnier had been named. Several
prominent athletic directors bnVa
placed their applications before tho
athletic authorities of V. z. l., but M
decision will be made until a later
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
HAVANA RESULTS

First race-.hvc and ono half fur!oncs,,
even. won: ponatcllo 100 a. C"ilins,, 70
I, even. 10 =. second: Superior. lol tF.
i:os -. May craig. small stone stone llr"stor
James. Marce!e NJ. Sea Prince and iIoInsu
Second ace-Aye and on. half furionss-
TO 5 Won: The snoh. ~ (weincr. TO !.
u .. cyrni | 70 :. third Time :os. i.iule
,franter. iron Boy. FLYING Dart. Sayeth and
Third racs-Gve End ono hat furlones-
Earnest. los tpomIniCNl. Is 10 5.
4 TO =. wont: Apnlc iach. iO7 (Carrnahy). .
to ]. to =. To >. second: kcvmar. i07
Time :66 .,-5. Iilanchi,a. Encore old
Eyle:s ani Flash Of steel ran.
Fourth receive tnilouEs-Fort Churchill,
belle OF Eiisate,htown los HTotIiari , to
! :os Ruby and Scoton Verdict ran
Fifth rScc--sIN fUrlonEs-- hiNord. los (Mc.
Intyrcl : to ! 20 s. Z" > won: Sister
5, second: Major pomo. 10 (Collinsl to
!. TO J. even. miro rrnc--l:iI waiter
Mack. Ora!ndo q Havana and Currency
ran.
,c sin!h to 5"fI % !ad p., IL
ton. lcs IC.rmndvb 70 2 ov,u. To .
second: Yorhyiilr. lo5 ,ManginD to /.
to-. 70 :. thra. Time--l IL l-2 Hone.
seventh mic--Dpnltri. los car
rnodv). TO :. 3 to g. to g. won: Bier
MAJ. lia collins. . 10 J. : to 10. i 10 3;
second; LUCKY fesri. 81 tWcOdb. 10 |,
Miss. BABY Girl. Eos" H"s-es AMI Ned
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
FACULTY FAVORs CHANGE
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
BODY ADOPTS RESOLUTION
Unanimously Press Measure. Which
Would Result In Change of Present
system Of Coaching.
ispecia, to The Times Dispatch.


CHARLoTTESNILLE, VA. Jan. To-
University OF Virgins probably Will be
under the supervision Of salar!cd
athletic coach uext fall when the Or
anEe and Blue criGircn squad reports
for work. and the present alumni sys-
TEN OF coaching VIII pass out ci en-
isioncc.
Today the general faculty OF the
university voted unanimously 10 change
the present system. and 4 ri!ar vote
was PASSED on the resolution recently
adopted by the General Athletic AS
scciation. demanding professional
Half OF the salary Of tho new coach
gan present director OF athletics AZ
The university. will be- paid BY the
General Athletic Association and the
+. other half by the university as a result
OF the action OF the general faculty.
Final decision in the matter Of select :
ing a coach now rests with the board
Of visitors OF the university. y spe-
ciai session OF this board Will Ice held
Monday night 10 cons der the .rFoposi :,
tion. In event the action OF the board
is favorable IA permanent coach for the
university w!A nc named at An early
date.
Under the present plans the. new
university. with full rank OF professor,
: and will receive a maximum salary OF
j.. $500.
For several years those who have
had charge OF athletic affairs at the
university have been against the alumni
system OF coaching football teams, but
ii was not until the student body met
p fcssional coach that the matter wa
q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES

FRS; ,race-thrce, furlonss-Ge; IN. rs:
Haneinni. is: ,Runim!c. rs; silver springs,
rs: S!run UuOi. rs.
Second ,-aee,,,.ix GurionEs-Phronc; Ward.
IN; Pllscn. III; Prince Douglas. lHj: Dixie
Carroll. ,.ic5; rtnard, III; \! n!erGc lis;
!S Eiiflble- New Model, io3: Melms. lci;
JOSEPH T. Murphy. l!3; Hleck Wing. los.
Third r:sce-si1 furlonrs-riEccn, 49,, a.. y
Akin, !I:; Fortnight, lle: laEo. no; 81. Isl
dor. iio: Douglas s; 10; Bon Tromp, 40;
Fourth race-no distance Eiven-Damask
lis; Sim0lcton, il5: 81. Gcrma in, lo.; hntici.
pate !pi: Bone Dry !rj: Maize. Co: Icbleut
Fifth racc-milc and seventy yards-Ncp.
p.rhan. los: Jim Henertng.. los Jtny. los
Opportunity. los; Ccrinus LOG: Barnicur. lNS
Ilairgowrt.. lcG; Sicsta, 1916; Sticking. iali
fodder 80.
,six,h Tace-mils and s,steenih-Msr'
coride. ioI: Grey Eagle ~: II. c. Rssch. lo'
Seventh raca-mnc and sixteenth--Mabe
Trusk. -; Rctia y, 9S:, Grey Dolly, 100
Prince !C3 Needing Miss; lo4; Don Dodge
lo5: Capital CITY. 100: Parrish. Ito: tScntuckN
boy, ;o Arctic; 10; Mar Tom. 10; H!gh
Lynch. los: GolJrr~St Roy. lie; Polu. io3.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
HEAVY WRESTLERs READY
PLESTINA AND WESTEGAARDE
PRlMED FOR FINISH BOUT
Heke smith and joe Turner Also Fen
e Smrd nj City Auditorium
tomorrow Might.

harin Piestina. heavyweight wrcs-
tier. VINO has been in the public lime
ilsht Tor considerable time. and Jess
Wcstegaarde. n veteran hcayywe rb,
Also VIII clash in the feature event
on The Richmond wrestling card to-
morrow night In the City Auditorium.
The match Will be the best two on,
OF three falls. and considerable interest
is attached to it In that wcs,eraarde
Will make his first appearance here.
while 1t viii be the second time that
Plestina has wrcstlcd before a Rich
mond audience. having appeared hero
early last spring.
VIII be tho main attraction OF the
evening. Icke SIN tn and Joe Turner
mlddiewcights. viii wrcstle In n
finish bout also Zeke is coniidenf
that he Will be able to hold his own
with his older opponent Additional
Interest Is attached TO this match, in
view OF the fact that Turner win nut
up the Police Gazette belt which he
mas held for several years. Both men
nave agreed TO make 100 pounds for
the match.
Reports indicate that ono OF m,
largest crowds o! the season will wit
ness the carnival The demand for
seats is said TO be unusually heavy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
Tech CAPTURES OPENER
DAlEVILLE UNABLE TO COPE
WITH OFFENSE OF VICTORS
ORANGE and Maroon Five Score. Fifty
vine FONTS TO Opponents' TWen-
ty-Ninc-ParrishS Stars.
Especial to Tho Times. Dlsnatch

lSpeciai to Tho Times Dispatch1
BLACKSBURG, VA, Jan. l0-Vir-
Ginia Tech opened her 1920 basketball,
season here this afternoon, and easily
defeated Daleville College, SO to 20.
The first period was 4 thriller. with
honors about even. the half ending 81
to Is in favor of the locals.
Tech started her scoring machine in
earnest at the opening OF the second
half. and simply swept the visitors off
their feet.
Parrish, the Tech captain, played in
mdscason form and amasscd thirty
nine points for his team.
Graham. Wharton and Walker were
the other Poly stars.
Burgh. Layman and Spigle brothers
featured for Daleyille.
Tech plays William and Mary College
here next Saturday.
V. L. l. Position. Danville
Wharton... right forward ......J Spigle
Walker left forward $500. Bru.h
Parrish ....... center NJ. Spigi.
tCaptain)
tCaptain)
BROOKS. 49,; left guard Mamrus
Goals from tieId-whar,on. 4: Parrish 10:
): j SpEie 3. NJ sp,Ele. j: woodsoon ma t. /.
Tech abraham. crso and Holmeq Danvilie-
Woodson Rcfcrce-Cochran tNavy) limo
OF auar,ers-Twenty minutes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
PICKS CLAIM DISALLOWED
National Baseball Commission Also
Hands Down Decisions in
Other CnScS,

CINCINNATI. OHIO, Jan. 10.-The
National Baseball Commission in u
the salary claim OF player Charles
Pick against the Chicago National
League club for 5000.
Player Frank Truesdale was de-
clared a free agent. but his claim for
two months salary for the season of
1918 from the Boston Americans was
disallowcd.
Pitcher Wheeler Fuller was declared
to be a free agent when he ncgotiat ed
leans during the season of 1919. Sec
rotary Farrell. OF the National ASso-
citation, claimed Fuller was the prop
crty OF Waterbury. and requested the
commission TO award him 10 that Climb.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

Frs. race-;h-ec turlonss-PeeraEe 10
tA.nbroscp. . to !. even. 10 o. Won; Nanny
- Mine. 100 (Glassl, 10 :. 10 ,, 10 =
second: Eye Opener. us CT-oS,cc). : TO 8,
10 >, i 10 5. third. Time, rs -; John ;;
lsoarion Run George. Nat Il. Kent and
, second raue-,nic and six,centh-solda;
Nerlun. To- tCultilcttp, 10 70, : TO J. out,
won; kcHiah. lci tErickscnl. 20 ! 10 .:
10 y. second: l'nmhust. loo tkodriQuc2l.
to l. to :. 4 TO :. third. Thine, l:S. Crd-
COW. Toddlcr. RabS Lynch. pc!!u. Sentiment
tai. Tiaj.n. Ben iiampson. ilemocli ran.
Third racc-slN ur!ongs-OapoTtunity; nS
hs tTburperl. % To !. 10 /. 10 |. second
PnuX ll2 tColtileit). 5 10 .. 20 D. out'
third. Time. LIS SIS. EulcSy, Antoincitc,
N"braSkH Marasmus ran.
Fourth racc-sIX furlonGs-Enmty, los
lHohertson); I" D out. out. won; lack
second: rhc BOY. ils tW.!l9. to !. 5 to o.
odl. ihEd. Time. l:l". Drummond ran.
Fifth racn-mie-W Uudtrap. 100 tPicrccl
! to +. to .. {. 20 o. won: Franklin. lot
,Widal. : Ia |, to /. even, second: Game
cucli. 10? HOward). s.: to !. to .. 20 ~
third. Time. l:i9 ~. Sans Pcur IL. Brother
NiacLan. Water Willow. Omcnd ran.
o-ts, lol tWidat. { to J. to . to >. Won
Dcckmat-. III tThurher). 6 10 !, . 10 !
even, second; Astrea. 10? CCo!,ilet:D. ) TO :!
:: 20 |. even. third. Time. 1854. Vowel
Countcrba lance. Mumbo Jumbo Tdn!ac
WadsNor;h Last ran.
seventh r,ce-milc and siIicenth-Pau
=: % .: second; Blue Bannock, loi morris!
LADY Josephinc. Dancing Carnival. Bene
factor. Thomas Y Mcmahon, Pulaski! ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
GENERAL FACULTY FAVORS CHANGE SPORTS
Lee Gooch Now at
His Home in Oxford

Lee Gooch, new manager Of the
Richmond Colts. Is mt his home I'm
buslness nnnIrs before taking UP
actively his work M director OF
tho Richmond tenn. Gooch will de-
vote this week to business. and next
week Will leave the Tarheel town
mud embarL On his scouting jour-
ney In scnrci, or players. The new
icnder In after n first baseman to
take the place of Jim Poole, who
recently WINS sold to Snn Antonio
Judging from remarks made by
tho R!chmOnd sporting element, II
is plehsed with tho selection OF
GoOch ns manager or the Colts. Tho
big fellow hns been n fnvOrite here
since that memorable day when he
wnilopcd one over the fence with
one on md brought n 2-to-I victory
to the Colts when the battle seemed
lost.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
LOT or RHEUMATISM
NOW, RUB AWAY PAIN
Here's instant relief! Timber m sore,
stin muscles md joints with
"St. Jacobs Liniment.r
Count nifty, Pain gone.

rheumatism Is pain only" Not on.
case In nifty requires Internal treat
ment. Stop drugginG. Rub the mis-
cry right away. Apply soothing, pcnc-
tratinG st. Jacobs Liniment" directly
upon the tender spot" and relief
comes instantly. st. Jacobs Linimeat"
ia harmless rheumatism lini,ncn;
which never diaappoints and cannot
burn discolor the skin.
Timber up! Stop complaining! Get;
a small trial bottle Of st Jacobs
Liniment" at any drug store. and in
just n moment you'll be free from pain.
soreness. stiffness and swelling. Don't
suffer! Relief awaits you. ''St. Jacobs
Liniment" has relieved millions Of
rheumatism sufferers in the last half
century, and is just as good for sci
atica, neuralgia, IumbaGo. oackache,
sprains and swcliings.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
HAVANA ENTRIES

First rac.--iive furlorre-Cuba ist.
lockarcc i02; Colonel iillord. lO5. Rag
dadine. l0G NiEc Dixon. lO.. Shirc i0G
Naomi walton. ia. i.coIi Pas. III. Colonel
HARRISON. ii$; F@.nerens ~ ncrder. ii7
1nS: sir Oliver. il2: Little Nephew. liz:
lilazeaway III; RuA,er Clark. ia. lIsaa-
fort. lis: Herman. III Ieon.. III
Third race--siN furionas Mile. Dale -.
Marsc John. oj: Right Angie lo5 sur
Top o. the Morning III.
Fourth racc-uIlc nud iftv Yardy.- p
t,orone Io2 Little Cote lo.: Iiornan. i6t:
NI!ser!cordc. 100; Lamp i'ost. stclciHe ioi,
Daymon. 100: PcrScus. ~, IAtilr March,
mont II! Il2: Tranpy IL. Robert T C.ncn
H.
Son OF Gun. 81 Solid Rock. lol. Clr.
culate, i0t: Byrn". loo lTarlock> lo9,
Sixth raC"--mi.@ ana GIartcr--Jacl
Hesly; So; Duke Eun;. 81 Woodthrush %
John w. Klein. iOI: Great Gu.!. 05 litvi.
Nearer. III.
soySn,h r4fS-rnilc sra amerter-
TaIker. 90: phone. - l.ady Lanc Grey. 90
O,Mulley !0i: .lose DC Na.sa lhi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
REfoRTS FROM ALABAMA
SAY HI;RSIEIt HAS STC.NEn

-, w FKSIII OF ALABAMA Jan
lo.-Charics Bernier. director of athia.
ticS. and head coach at Virginia Poiv-
eShnie institute in 1918 and 1919, has
University of Alahama in SINH. :
capacity effective June. 1920.
, Bernier received his training AZ
pennington School, New Jersey -
az Hampden- sidney. At the iin;vsr-
SHY he VIII coach the baseball. basket-
oaii and track teams as we'll as dire,
athletic activities generally. He iat. ~
the place made vacant bv the reei1n "a
ton OF B. l.. Noojin. which is nn,r
being temporarily filled by 4. N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
SPORTS
Meeting of Sports Body
Will Be Held Tuesday

Members Of the Richmond Sports
Association will meet Tuesday might
at 6i3u O'Clock I'm the automobiic
room OF Murphy. Hotel AZ this
gathering I.atters having cons.d-
cradle 10 do with the future oil the
organization will he discussed.
The body WINS supposed to meet
last Tuesday, but tho meeting of
the American Legion resulted In
the confab being postponed until
next Tuesday night. Among the re-
ports to bc hcnrd will he that or
the charter, floors anil social COM
fnlttccs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
MILWAUKEE, DOG WINS
Came From F:x-DrcwinE CHy-Cap.
lures FIRST Money in IsfrminE-
hmm Field Trials.
by Associated Press.

MONTGOMERY. ALA. Jan. TO-
Smiths Gladstone Sue, owned by l..
Gustavc Pabst, OF Milwaukee. and
handled by Louie McGrew. of Fits
burGh. won the amateur championship
OF the ;il-American Field Trials Club
az -ctoh;ltch;c this afternoon
second money was taken by Utah
Mack. owned by l.. l.. Haggiu, OF Len
InEton. NY third money by Llcwellyn
Lance, owned by q. l.. Grace. of Illi-
nois. while the fourth part OF the purse
vent to Mount Brilliant Sport. owned
by l. L. HaGGIn. OF Lexington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
------
Hin rhuln Slufyed nuf

PITTSBURGH. Jan. 1O.-Bill Iinct-
man, Pittsburgh veteran. who was CAR
ried on the reserve list OF the Pirates
last season. though he was out Of the
game. has been waived out OF the
majors and 81 said TO he slated for Go.
lumbus in trade for Dave Danforta.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11

Mr.. jacob Lyon HOIHer' '''eh'
wish that you could hear him tell
ne his many experiences with ONT
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received from him:
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
NOLDE BROTHERS. TEAM
WINS TEMPlN DOUBLES
Deasy and Greer Lose Exciting SIX.
Game Match ON Palace md
PictSCh HUNS.

After stubbornly fought match,
Whit Whitman and his son. Ray. de-
fcatcd Mike" DeaSy and High Gcer
n the special match bowled for the
city doubles championship yesterday
afternoon.
Tho SCORES:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11

ITHACA, =. = Jan. 10 -J0hn 2.
Henry, former catcher for the Wash
ington Americans. today was appoint
ed coach Of the Cornell! 1920 baseball
team by The athletic council. IL IL
understood his contract is for one
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
GENERALS SCHEDULE MEETS
WITH APPROVAL OF BOARD
Daskethnl1 Contests Sanctioned b,
Faculty and Athletic
Council.

LEXINGTON, VA. Jan. 1o.-Student
Manager Young announced today that
the basketball schedule OF the 1920
Washington and Lee team has been
ratified by the faculty and athletic
council. The list of the Generals
opponents contains fourteen colleges.
one more than they have been playing
for the last two or three years. Tie
schedule follows:
January ls-Hampdcn-s Sidney. in
Lexington.
January 1q-Roanckc College, in
Lexington.
January c0-Randol ph- Macon, IN
Lexington.
January 2s-Richmond College. in
Lexington.
January 2e-Auburn College. in Lex
ington.
February a-Lynchhurs College
tponding). in Lexington.
February I Virginia Polytechnic
Institute. in Lynchburg.
February l:-Dav!dson. in Le1ing-
ton.
February Il Emory and Henry
tpending). in Lexington.
February 17--Lcbanon Valley (pend-
!ng). In Lexington.
February 2O--university OF Tennessee
tpcndinE). in Lexington.
February 2t-Trinity College, in Lex
inEton.
February 2s-virginia Polytechnic
Institute. in Roanoke
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
Cured
His Piles
Vow IS Yenrs Old. Hut Works At
Trade of blacksmith nnd Feels
Younger since PILES
Are Gone.

The oldest active blacksmith IN
Michigan is still ounding his anvil IN
the town OF Homcr-thanks 10 my In
ternal method for treating piles
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-05-11
Pockets Finance Poles
Onslaught Against Russ Soviets

has t!Outcd the supreme council ana
driven straight ahead in bloody
effort to occup kicV and wrrst the
entire Ukraine from Russia. With
out these great American supplies,
forwarded to Poland by Secretary
Baker without the knowledge or con-
cent of the American people, the
present slaughter of tens OF thou
sands of Slav peasants would have
been impossiblc.
Your correspondent recently in
uui,rd of the war department, as to
the terms upon which Poland was
making large purchases of surplus
American war materials, including
locomotives. Previously the depart
mcnt had flatly denied that this gov.
crnmcnt was helping to equip any
armies anywhere abroad. In re.
spon>c to the second inquiry about
the terms of alleged purchases by
Poland the following quaint explain.
alton was received:
BY special agreement between the
Polish authorities and Secretary
Baker the war department had
| agreed to accept > per cent Polis,
bonds in payment for an unlimited
| quantity of supplies previously plIr.
chased by Baker with the income
from Liberty bonds and no longer
needed by the Department..
The sales are frequently made in
what Baker is pleased to call topper
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-05-11
SHOOTING OF MINERS
UNNECESSARY, SAY
GUNMEN WITNESSES

Admissions this morning by several of the companys chief
gunme including Jack Ryan, Joe Boudon, Billy Oates and
Neil Reardon that the shooting Of the unarmed strike pickes
on Anaconda road Bloody "Wednesday Justified and
testimony by Chief Detectives James Larkn yesterday AFTER
that the first shot fired from the ranks Of the
unnecessarily, and that shots at all fired from the
Simmons boarding house from the ranks of the strikers
among the important developments at the inquest into the
der Of Thomas Manning since yesterday at noon.
Larkn positive testimony that the first shot fired
Anaconda road Bloody "Wednesday from the ranks OF
the under the leadership Of Roy Alley and Gay Stiv
and made equally positive assertions that not shot
fired from the Simmons boarding house.
Chief of Detectives Larkn's testimony the most
important given during the entire inquest He eye-Wit-
the Anaconda road when Manning and 10
other strike picke rlessy shot down, cubbed with
guns and assaulted.
The only violation of law he previous to the shooting OF
the miners pckets according to the statement OF De-
tectve Larkin when gunman named Heaea dubbed
picket head with the barrel Of sawed-off shotgun,
from striking second blow the PROSTATE
miner when nterered forcbIy showed the
gunman away from his victim.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-05-11
By GORDON CASCADEN.

Chicago, H., May 11.--lmmediate-
ly following the election of per-
manent convention chairman and re-
cording secretary yesterday after
noon the twelfth annual convention
of the Industrial Workers of the
World unanimously passed a reso-
luton to send greetings to class war
prisoners everywhere.
The following telegram was dis
patched to various institutions in
the United States, Winnipeg, Canada,
and other places:
Delegates assembled at twelfth
convention of Industrial Workers of
the World extend their hearty greet
ings to all class war prisoners now
suffering in jails and penitentiaries
and resolve to do all in our power to
the end that all will be released"
Large delegations representing