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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-04
Turf Men Have Trouble

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 4.-District At
torney Robert Mari Monday fled crImi-
nal Information against FIVE directors Of
the Business Mems Racing Association
and thirty eight layers" alleging viola
ton Of State anti-gambling laws last
saturday at the fair grounds track.
The informations were fled in the face
Of an Injunction issued Friday restrain
ing the district attorney from interfer-.
ing with the meeting.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-04
CantillOn One of Those
Pilots Who Always Stick

Managers may come and go, but "Pongo
Joe" Cantillon remains in the game and
sticks to his old Job at Minneapolis.
President George Belden of the Millers
has set at rest the rumor which fOated
about this winter that Joe would not be
in harness next season, for he has again
signed Pongo to a contract to remain as
pilot Of the lMillers.
Cantillon is one Of the veteran man
ayers Of the American Association, and
is popular with fans throughout the cir
cult. without Pongo the Millers would
not be the same ball club. Cantillon Is
spending the winter hunting and fishing,
down on Reelfoot lake near Hickman, KY.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-04
Jack BrittOn Should Go
Big With English Fans

English boxing followers should like
Welterweight Champion Jack ~Britton
when they get their first glimpse Of
him in his bout with Ted Lewis In Lon
don, Feb. 49, Considering his age and
long years of service, Britton is the most
remarkable OF the present set of cham
pIons, but ne never has been d great
drawing card in this country.
Over IN England the clever, harmless
boxers are all the rage and Britton is
sure to make a great impression. AT
present English fans think that Lewis is
invincible but they probably will change
their minds after old Jack gets throug h
with him
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-04
RICHARD FACES SUIT.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 4.-George 1.
(Tex) Richard, boxing promoter. APP
peared as q witness in his own behalf
here Monday at the opening Of the trial
of the suit brought against him by WI
liam II. Recap, a sports writer and fight
referee, who charged that Richard Sian
dered him. The plaintiff alleged that
after the willard Dempsey fight in To-
ledo, July +, 1919, Richard said that
81 OO6." and wns a "blackmailer" Rick
ard denied recollection Of having made
such q statement.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-04
$4,000 Chess Purse

NEW YORK, Jan. "A match for the
chess championship Of the world and q
purse Of $4,000, viii begin at Havana,
on March 10, between J. R. Capablanca
Of Cuba, and DR.. Emanuel Lasker Of
Berlin.
here these two greatest opponents of the
game have agreed to all the arran ge-
ments for the contest, which will consist
OF eight TO twenty-four games.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-04
CONNIE GOES SOUTH.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 4-Connie
Mack, manager Of the Philadelphia Amer
lean League team, and John Shibe, bust
ness manager, are On their way to Lake
Charles. La. where the Athletics vii,
train for the coming season. Mack VIII
complete arrangements for the stay Of
his team which viii leave for the South
late IN February.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-04
rEn sI-Ir no aUPRENrR CoURr.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4-The Court Of
Appeals here today amended It's judg-
ment handed down last month, in the
case Of the Baltimore Federal League
Baseball Club against organized base
ball. in order that a retriaI will not be
necessary. This action was taken in
order that an appeal to the United Sites
Supreme Court might be facilitated.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-04
CHAMP Is SIZED

SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. Jack
Dempsey. worlds heavyweight pugilist,
was made defendant in the District Court
here Monday in an action filed by J. b.
Burns, a negro, in which 1t Is alleged
that Dempsey failed to pay Burns for
special services. 1t is also alleged that
Burns loaned Dempsey $500.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-04
FOR sIx-DAY RACE.

CHICAGO, Jan. 4.-Twelve of the
leading American bicycle teams have
been entered for a six-day race at the
Coliseum, Jan. 16 to 22, 1t was announced
Monday, Tbs hast bicycle race In Chi
cage 9az hal6 4eug years ago.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-04
AMATEUR LEADS PRO.

NEW YORK. Jan. Al. Howard Shoe
maker, national amateur pocket billiard
champion is today leading Ralph Green
leaf, national professional champion, in
their special exhibition match at the
New York Athletic Club. Shoemaker de-
feated Greenleaf 100 to 147 in the first
block. They will meet again tonight.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-04
VETERAN SHOOTER DEAD.

KANSAS CITY. No, Jan. George W.
Stockweu, known throughout Missouri
and Kansas as q veteran trspshooter,
died at his home here Monday. He was
6S years old. Stockwel won the FIRST
tourney held by the Missouri State Trap
Association In 1876.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-04
More Gambling Bans

CHICAGO, Jan. 4.-Shooting craps and
poker games for big stakes will be barred
among White Sox and Cub players this
year, managers of both clubs announced
today.
1T takes their minds Off the game and
tends to make them keep late hours" 1t
was said
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-04
WHITE VS.. FRIEDMAN.

CHICAGO, Jan. 4.-CharIie White, Chi
caRo lightweight. and Sailor Friedman,
also OF Chicago. have been matched for a
ten-round contest at Kenosha, Wis. on
Jan. Il.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-04
FOR SKATING TITLE.

ST. PAUL, Jan. 4.-Everett MCGOWAN,
st. Paul, international amateur skating
champion, has agreed to terms for race
here with Norval Baptie, IN the first OF
tests for the wofid's championship, it was
announced here Monday.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-04
CITY THRE-CUsHIONs.

Lockridge continued his winning streak
IN the city three-cushiOn tourney at the
Board of Trade last night, downing
Chief, 45 to SO in ninety-One innings.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-04

The Indiana Law school Eve journeys
to Cincinnati tomorrow. where they meet
the Cincinnati Y. NJ. C. a. team. The
locals have been playing a good brand
If basketball and are in shape TO hand
the 'Y'' team a trimming.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-04
BURKErT WITH GIANTS.

NEW YORK, Jan. 4.-Jess Burkett,
baseball coach at Holy Cross and a for
mer member Of the Giants, has been
signed as coach of the New York Ma
tional Leaguers. He will act as assistant
to Manager McGraw and Hughey Jen-
niugS
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-04
TAYLOR VS.. MASON.

TERRE HAUTB. Ind, Jan. 4.-Bud
Taylor, local 1yweight, has been matched
to box frankie Mason, FIT. Wayne, in a
ten-rOund bout here Jan. II. Taylor in
fifteen contests has registered nine knock
outs.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-04
VALLEY MILLS
BEATS MANUAL

A steady bombRrdment Of the ring in
the last period brought Valley Mills a
20 to 13 victory over Manual I'm the cur
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-04
WE DO AS WE ADVERTISE
NM. y
los-lll SOUTH ILLINOIS ST.

Entire First and Second Floors. Open
Saturday Night Until $3.50. Accounts
with Out-ot-Town Customers Gladly
Opened.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-04

The st. Philip A. c. team desires games
with the Beech Grove Scouts and other
teams In the 15-year-old class. Call
Woodruff 6O63 and ask for Howard.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-04

Activities will be resumed in the Cen
trail States tournament on the Capitol
drives tonight, with Indianapolis shoot
ers holding all places on the schedule Of
doubles and singles events.
Quito a few OF the bigger and better
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-04

Upton, Ind. jan 4.-The Upton A
AS lost their first game of the season
here last night 10 the Mooresville Elks,
16 TO H. The visitors led at the end Of
the first half to . and held to their
advantage throughout the remainder Of
the game. Kline Curtis and MOeller
starred for Mooresville and Franklin for
Upton
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-04
BASKETBALL
COLLEGE.

COLLEGE.
Merchants. "a: Indiana. II.
Earlham. "a; Purdue, -.
De PAW. p: Viucennes, 30.
Illinois. 20; Nebraska, "a.
Northwestern. 10: Wisconsin. u.
Princeton, %; Ohio State. 10
HIGH SCHOOL.
Valley Mills, &c; Manual, -.
INDEPENDENT.
MoOresville. 16; Upton, II.
South Bend "Y," "a; Denver, Is.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-04

Games with teams in the 15-year-
class are desired by the RambIers. For
information call Woodruff 1928 and ask
for Joe
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-04
BALL NEWS, BOXING, WINTER b

knights of Columbus shooters Will go
after the wood in the nrst squad, while
the second squad will be composed Of
starlightS from various loops.
LEAGUE GOSSIP.
Taggart Bakers shot circles around
the Martin ParTys to win three games In
the Commercial League last night Kirsh
turned out 254 for the Taggarts.
Moore and Bartlett tore of q couple Of
double centuries just at the time the Bell
Telephones needed them to win the odd
game in their postponed match with the
Martin Parry crew.
Tho Nordykes had to use the blink
fellow and they couldn't get anywhere
near the Midwest Engines.
Postoffice bowlers took the first game
from the Premiers with a e4O total, but
they were not in the race after that.
The Interstate Cars didn't have
whole lot, but they were just bit better
than the Standard Oils every time.
Walt Piez carried the Link Belts up
or victories over the Electric Steels In
he first two rounds.
The Billiards. didn't show TO shoot
against the Gibson Autos.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-04
Schedule Tonight
TWO-MEN-T,1B p. NJ.

INDIVIDUALS-S; O5 P. NJ.
Alley. Alley
Is. c. RoseDbarger-L. Heitkam. .......
s. doubles only)
II. G. r. Otto-E. A. Fitch. ...........1 10
R. II. Moore (singles only. IL
r. A. Fitch doubles only.)
16. r. w. Spiegel-C. A. Plock. Is
is. H. II. Smith-W Terrell. ii
IA. Ed Quinn-Joseph O'Brien. 10
Is. Joseph Kernel-H. p. Kirkhoff. 49,. 10
7. Tiernan (singles) ................14
TWO-MEN-s.OO p. NJ.
INDVIDUALS-9:6 80 P. NJ.
Alley. Alley
18. Faust, jim. b. Hamilton. .. IA
II. II. L. Richardt-W. j. Shine. .13
10. c. Murphy-C. Myers.
c. Myers (singles only ..,......... IS
10. c. P. Doyle-G. Ferris.
IA. ]. FarnanW. Sargent.
Is. e. Schott-C. Schott. 10
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-04

The North Side Vets and Diamond
Chain quintettes viii tangle tonight at
tha Community House, Annette and Udoll
streets. The Vets have been beating
some Of the best teams In the city in
early games and expect to put the Chains
on the short side OF the score tonight.
For games call North so or North 67O4
and ask for Burns
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-15
British Will Create Free
Arab State In Near East

Lon: Ion. June lt--'ireat Ii-ia.n's n"%
policy Of replacing the existing proNis-
'"naI native government Of MeSopotamia
l,y the creation Of an Arab state. which
should he hui!t up around Bagdad and
rrriN. he old glory and culture OF the
Arab races Nns announced IN the House
Of commons today b. Winston Spencer
Churchill the colonial secretary.
Mr.. Churchill declared that th's vas -
clear policy. definitely chosen and agreed
TO within III" whole Arabian peninsula.
and he indiratnt. the belief that rcrn!r
Er!sa.. son of tho kinR or ia" fIcAjhz.
w";lId De e.~c:el head Of the n"~ state.
The secretary contended i!sar j." p"t!'y
of :: :0rca$ eHl"ni and fr!cndsh:r -'i, vas
rnri p, '!hlc with the British ri, dyes. and
+ 31"r"p,Sh by IN. Arau Tr"pic. II vas
,nr hest Dvsgibis <olUt'0n t!.nt could be
rr.ch'd. KING II1SSs!n had nir"aGy con-
s-n;ed that IL. so7 F-is..l should he
-, nd;Iat, for tho thrcn2.
Thcr. was =" primary or directly
Siragt;ir Interests concerning India. 10
justify British retention Of Mcsopotamia,
NJ Churchill continued.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-15
MRS, kABER IS !:
Hl AZ IIY I.
READY To TELL. :
ALL, SHE SAYS
INSISTS DAUGHTER o..
ENTIRELY INNOCENT
Woman Fortune T eller is
Identified a S Vender Of
Fake Medicine at Fancy
Prices

C!cvcla nd June Decentralization OF
Mrs. I:rn;nia CoLlvito. indicted with
Mrs. Eva. Catherine Kaber and two
other women on Il charge OF having
murdered Daniel r. kaher. as the wo-
man who hcd sold "mc1ictnes" similar
30 that she is alleged 10 have sold MIS-
Earer ano which is alleged Ia have been
placed in kaper's food. and the deciara-
to!r by Mrs. Kabsr that she Is ready
"a tell all" were features OF the murder
mystery today.
Sold Fake "Medicnsr
Pasouule Julian today identified MRS.
Coiavito as the woman who sold him
several bottles OF tho medicines" Tor
s2Sn 10 cure his brother John. who Is
uatien; n the Newburc State Hospital
rhr lnSanc. Mrs. Goiavito admitted
when Julian confronted her that she
sold him "nIedicinc" according TO Pros
ccuior Edward G. Stanton and Chief or
Police Pctcr 5. Christensen OF Lake.
wood.
IaaGuaIe Julian said that when his
brother Was suffering from headaches
woman friend of Mrs. Colavito told the
Julian family that "SpsrItS' had con-
tro Of John. causing his illness. and
said that Mrs. Colavito could cure him,
When Mrs. Colavito was requested To
cure Johns headaches she SAID sne
could cure him for $1,000 This was
more than the family would pay and
Mrs. Colavito agreed TO accept and was
paid 500 on two occasions and *so An
another by iasqua!e Julian Tor meol-
cine" she furnished.
Nry t~olavito's woman friend was
paih $50 by Pasluale for directing him
To Mrs. Colavito.
Contained Poison
The city chemist upon making pre-
!.mirary analysis. reported that the
.medicine" contained poison. The anal
ysis will be continued.
Mrs. Kaber. when questioned today,
told Prosecutor Stanton that she real
!zed that there 10 longer was any hope
for her and expressed concern only Tor
her daughter. whom she insisted was in
nOcent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-15
Captain Of the General
Wood Must Pay Wife
$50 a Month AimOny

Sp"r.ah l'.sua,ch ~ the In:ei'r""""-.
,HrriNua,', o. Jan "l4.--i ..;:r.H W
>: - funu"ay. corlinander o: IA, "p;""
rh.u river stcH:nh"%;. "a" Genera! """f.
Ply ;ng between Pittsburgh and H.n'!r-
nat mus, Iay h.S vito. Gay Urrawa%.
$50 4 month for suppDr: O" hc- rh..d M
$50 attorneys Gres. 3rndiHc ~" h"a-.nS
nc hS suit in dom"..'i.' -"Ia'.":N ""Er'.
asking rOr divorce. \ motion '"r icm-
pvrary ,slimony wa$ hnri Acre Today
by Judge c. ". HoftmaH.
Iaptain Runaway 'nS'ij.ct IN oar
he and his wif" haI nc ,""n ..' ~ -
ccthcT for some un'r.. but Ia: y" d.
sired to provide for 'hc rh.id. H. Nl:o
:, row !i>Ing on .arm a'.h h'7 ""n
TO do ta.h"-.
rap,a.n pnhawHy said @'.' :" '",n" 49,
about $4,000 ?cr yea-, TcS'.wc"! N
this matter VIII ,, lad =: -" coming
trial Car,a!n puua way - one - III"
best known river steamer ccn:nanG":S
in The .pprr -.TC- trade.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-15

Poughkcepsfr. y. Y. June 1i.-Mrs.
James A. St!llmans courage has been
strengthened for resumption OF hear
,ngs In hrr husbaa adS divorce suit to-
morrow by the receipt Of. thousands OF
sy'm1a thetir letters, she told reporters.
These letters have reached her from
all parts OF this country and Canada,
and even from Europe. Most OF them
arc from women.
II know I AM right In this matter
and am perfectly confident OF winning"
she told ncwspa pcr men whom she
talked with at the home OF John T..
Mack. citing guardian for year old
Guy Stlllman. whose legitimacy Is ques-
toned.
II I did not believe so. I would be
In sanitarium or some place with
flowers growing over me"
Mrs. StiIlman lIkencd the coming
hearings TO "a rough ocean voyaSa"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-15
fcortinued on Pngc Sky
Many Injured; One Dead
In Rioting at Belfast

Rc,r.s., Jun" lA-CnrsIdo-a2. Ti"t!nE
.rnri;nu.d IA EclCast today. \ NUMBER
~ ncrsccs w""e Injured, among t""m \
.y,-f VINO Erd '.rcr. and Two women.
This Afternoon IN outhrcak occurred
When women jeercd a: tho tIn"7a. r7"-
....:s:on ~ "A ,-nuce:rar who was Sho'
during SLnday's Disturbances. S:"m
,..io cries were ra.sci a$ the pr"'"SSI"h
,.,ss.d th-"uGh Ia" SIZE fcin DIST c.
..,j ,,ir- a? arurrch caC returning rom
a., funeral was attacked N ~" t"!'
Road district.
TIC ngh;!r- was amos: Ho7'.n"3N@
;anirh; alnu: A>hmorc stree! ard Ta:'
rC the Fails division. Whc-" he p"!l'c
v.-n attacked last Friday. rhi'I Wa
.hc beginning o. IN" present trouble
~ ;hc night progressed ~" riot a7e'
VA. uid.nrd \ larg" %e"t!or Q: the
Fnr, division was anent"! hI; Wien
the currcv hour arrive! ar'r"r"" cars
cock ros' esson OF :hc d's'7''' :.n6 M
.ri;,.-x reluctantly w:th .,-".
\ H. = and = boy zero killed. 'Ae o"S
In. IN Victoria ~ sp.tai. Ms pa7cn*
p-obahlv Mi,, no: b aware "c MS "a"
urtii To curfcw is raised - TIE morn
IN. Another you;h VA" shot in the
:hr@a,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-15
VIII Probe
Viiglantes
MINE OFFICIALS
WERE DEPORTED
Ju d g C Demands That Ex-
ample Be Made of Indiana
Law-breakers

Princeton. Ind, June 1i.-EAp!!ott in
sirucUonS tn investigate thoroughly tho
driving ont OF Gibson county last week
az mine officinls and NOR" than a hum
hrri foreign miner, were gwen 4 SpHc.a.
grand jury b. Judge r. {. Baltic" OF
circuit court today.
Attention was directed 10 statutes
covering participating In a riot ard
nrhsr laws that mag have bearing
ON he caSe.
The Eraud jury went into session inn
msdiateI%. and was prepared To cnii fcv-
rral witnesses. /, was said. Judge Bait
zall has called Il special term OF ct:"C>r
court. 20 begin Monday. to act upon any
indictments ahich may be returned.
Punishment Demanded.
Tha: IN" law has been violated tnt-e
= 10 doubt. tho judge told 'hc jury. N
imprrssIrE upon II III" necessity Of MAX
ing an r\nmpl" VI those who paltIci-
raied in the dis 'urbGn"r. Among those
forced to l.av" the mining district was
W. L.. cox. surrl :rt"H!snt "f the AyT',>
shire DiStric: Cnliiories Company. and
hs family. Persons living in Francisco,
Oakland Ci:y and Petersburg also were
compelled l." leave. Tie action on the
part ut several hundred alleged miner
Nigilantcs followed tho importation or
foreign mine workers from Illinois. 1t
WAS said.
Adjutant General Harry u. Smith, OF
Indiana. arrived to-day and went in.o
consultation with IudE" IHal;4cll. Prose
cuto. E"h:nson md Sheriff d. !. Flow
srS. Further action +! III" state will.
,i.prnd upon Developments. ii was de-
clarrd
William Miich. secretary If IN" m
diana district United Mine Workc"S ~
America, Is rn rou;" L. i'rin' ;n'. to
make an investigation. |; was sad.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-15
Senator Elkins Summoned to
the White House-Presi-
dent Desires Conference
on the West Virginia Sit
uatlon
.cia, to The I7,clliEencer.

Spccia, TO The IrtclliEencer.
Washington. d. G., june lt.-We"t
Virginia lost oui today when announce
mrat vas made at the Waite House that
prC sidcn. Harding had selected cyrus
= Woods OF Pennsylvania. /" hc am
ha> ~ dor 20 Slrain. The solid West Nir-
E,nia delegation had nOmi3atnd Isaac l..
Mann. OF Era nlSell. FOR ;hat high dipl"-
inat;r post. and had worked hard and
cr*ourcefuliy for him.
Elkins Summoned
Senator Davis l;,klns Is dT" - ca! on
President Harding at The White House
:o'a"r-rw morning ~ 10 o'clock having
been sent for. 1t Is hci"Tcd that the
urrs!tcnt desires 10 talk with him about
he marty situation n West Virginia in
r"trrNHC" 10 patronage. any pttTon-
age n!at West Virginia has received. for
it hasn't gotten any 80 fIr--hut rrtror-
age II might receive in the future.
There is q chance that tn" president
might brush c-hrrb from IA" table so
-, t. mako II fall iRtn Nest Virginia
hounda rios. The Republican leaders In
mo STAT" Still have ;hat houc.
Getting Clippings
u - known that Secretary t>hr!stian
nHS bon receiving clippings from W"s'
' '-StTlA PCT" hI iEC ftti'Ntilt1Iu
ralih 90 show him tina! R"puh;itTns in
tNat s:atN are not h::ari0usly pleased
with tho way .hey have been treated.
AID which clippings also nCQna'nt him
with ;hc fact that thn administration by
is tot,, neglect nf West Virginia up {"
date has placed tho West Virginia SEN
..:nrs In an embarrassing situation and
afforded an opportunity to their nproA-
cn:S within the rrarty to criticize and
and fault with them
McC1tnto Arrives
George ". MCt-lintic and Ira Notters-
heard. or Charleston. have arrived in
u" city in tho interest Of tho formers
iudirE.l candidacy. NJ. McClintic Ia
now believed 10 he certain "a be recon-
mSnl"d for appointment hv the SEN
;uora within tho newt few days.
Judgs J. II. Sanders, OF Rluefeid. was
anothe- arrival today. coming here to
Join Judge J. +. Strother. OF Weich. who
a Spires 20 secure the endorsement which
tho politicians SAY now. Is pretty GER
tain to 10 To tho Charleston candidate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-15
ADMIRAL SIMS COMES
BACK ON DENBY'S CALL

wa shingior. June !i,--Stcrc;aty Dem
~ received 4 cablnEram to-,la: from
E";r Admiral Sims at I-5nior saying
tha: !he secrctarys message -c"okinf
h.s leave and ordering him home !mms-
d!I;c.y h.ld been received yesterday and
that he VAS sailing TOMORROW on the
firS! available steamer.
Mr. T'enhY'S cablcsram went forward
10 Admiral SINS on Saturday. On his
return TO this country the officer viii!
report II person 10 tho nava! sa"rc'rr".
who IS expected 10 question him -"gart-
Ing his recent address in London. atta"%-
ing Sim Fein sympath!zc-s in tho
United States.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-15
BLAME FOR THE
WORLD WAR LAID
UPON GERMANY
President Compers Asserts
Teutons Could Have Pre-
vented Conhagration

Denver. Colo.. June lI----Biamr to- the
recent world war wHs place" square. :
on The shoulders nF "rclnIIHd labor "a
Germany by PreSidcn: Samu"l GomU"r>
IN an address 90 the American N"derI-
ton OF Labor convention h"." TO-DAY.
Il hold. aad acce7t FUN responsible
Ity for whac | am about 20 say said
President t:Omp"r$ "t..at tn" organized
labor movement % ,irr'uany failed dis
nally u; tho critical h"Ur.
II Il had taHAn the situation N hInt
i rnICht have meant the destruction Of
i few thousands. but It woI.d hnve
stopped the war. The fl.lUr" 81 .n'n l."
at in time OF cr,s.s = Ea.tH!"S'n"sS
20 = common cause.
\ resolution was adopted ~ - ''"-
NeutioN urging congress - ;s'N' inrnr'
dla;ely the Johnson hi providing ro-
n fedora! Investigation Int" conditions
IN the MinGo county, West Virginia
strike zone.
President Gomr--S' rrnarNe cam" At
,ro .nd ot a session mar&cd by ora;ory
- intcrratinua! character delivered 10y
H.. fr,trrual delegates from Gr.at
Britain and Canada.
Hot for rros Ireland,
After -"vt,w:nE tho 'nt"ruo; "aa.
D~ohi.r,!- confronting organized iabor "l
,na world and IN, British coat miners
strike. J. II. Th"nsa British lrhor !"a j.
rr. discussed the Irish C'HSt'on whcn
uu. STONED rs TO what the british labor
u,ov.mru. is doing for Irish freedom.
TTa declared tho I;r!tlSh (ano- move
rncnt stands for freedom, for Dominion
home rule in Ireland II Z needs be. add
in&'
The orly limitation We put is ;hat
w., 49, 70. gong - hT"e Ireland mad"
, menace Iur cubr.a-lrr "Hrtar" Don't
ay&I,r" However. that tn" ETIt'Sh 'aho7
mo, rmcnt stands for an nd"p"nd"ni
-eruLtc"