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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-09
Is Baseball Trade,
 7 Commerce or Sport? - !. Court Must Decide

Washington. January S-Is profes- sional baseball trade or commerce. in a legal sense or hsport" and immune from anti-trust laws?
 The supreme court will get an oppor- tunity to solve this problem under a writ of error granted today by the dis trict court of appeals, which will send the controversy between the Baltimore Federal league club and organized baseball to the highest tribunal. A $9O0,000 damage suit by the Baltimore club against the American and National leagues, resting on charges of alleged monopoly by the big leaGuers. is in- the icourt classified baseball as trade court here under antitrust laws and the court, classifie dbaseball as trade or commerce. jury granting a verdict of s264, GOO. The appellate court, on the other hand. viewed baseball as sport and set aside the verdict.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-09
HUGH WALKER AND
 BILL BRENNAN NEE

Kansas City. January S.--Hugh Wal ker of Kansas City and Bill Brennan ot Chicago will meet in l2-round boxing contest at Dallas. Tex. the night or January 27, it was announced here toF day.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-09
TWENTY-FOUR PLA YERS ALREADY SECURED FOR
 1927 BY THE BARONS
To Take Place of Men Sent Bigger Leagues Baron Mo- guls Have Secured Cream of Talent From Minor
 Leagues-Full Lineup of Seasoned Players Already Completed
By MARVIN MCCARTHY Age-Herald Sp ortiDg Editor

If the early bird always gets the why can't early base ball plans land the gravy So argue the Barona bosses who hard work their plans for the yet rather distant 1921 baseball Active work consisting training etc., of course will not begin until later the perhaps around the first of March.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-09
5O.TARGET MATCH
IAA-TARGET MATCH

R. K. Greene q representative for u'e Western Cartridge company, was out for the first time to shoot with the boSs. but, as he is permanently located here. he promises C be with them each Satnr- day after this,
 Mir. Hurst is also a new man to visit the club for the first time and prom ises to come as often as he can.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-09
Man Q War VIII Be Exhibited at
 Lexington Track

Lexington, Ky, January S.-Man O. War, champion race horse, Will be shown at the Kentucky Jockey club track when he arrives here en route to Hnata farm, where he win be retired to the stud, { was announced by the Lexington board of commerce today. A telegram from samuel D. Riddle of Philadelphia owner of the famous animal. suggested that he be shown at the track instead of being diana IIarroun's Marmon Tn 1911, Dawson : National in 1912 and Chew rolet's Monroe in 1920 On paper Hearne has an excellent chance to make the American and foreign count stand four to five on May 30.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-09

hauled through the streets of the city in 2 truck as had been suggested
 The message did not state on what date the famous racer would be brought kere, although d telegram received by a local hotel asked Gthat reservations be made for Mr Riddles party January II or IS.
 Plans for the reception of Man Q War have been held in abeyance Tor several weeks pending word from his owner as to when hc would arrive and what ex- hibition he would consent to. Nothing definite has been decided upon tonight.
 Some time ago in front of a large London building was found a pigeons nest. made of hairpins.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-09
SEVEN VETERANS TO
 BE BACK THIS YEAR

Before going any further into the busi- ness of putting forth the promising fea- lures of the 1921 Barons and smoothing over the bad looking ones, it will per- haps, be- best to review the list of vet erans to return this season.
 First of all, Dutch Bernsen, veteran first sacker and field captain last season, will again be back at first base this year. and his consistent .3G0 and over hitting will be a great help in winning bali games this year Then, in the intield Stuffy Stewart, poppy little second base man, will be back to again don Ba- rorial uniform Bobby Gooch, second string catcher last season. who did over half the catching for the Barons, is one of the veterans who will be back. There are no outfielders of last year returning, but four pitchers will be back. namely, Tom Gallagher, Joe Coffindaffer, Phi Morrison and Lefty Meeker.
 CATCHING DEPT. STRONG
 The returi of Bobby Gooch as catcher ' makes this department of the Baronal < machine look like brick wall In. matter ~ of strength, for Bobby is a wonderful little backstop, and is sure to land in big league company before so very long. When he is playing in every game he
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-27
.|SN|D RETAkEN
BY GREEK ARMY
Retreating Ottoman Forces
Beng Bombarded By the
Greek Warshlps

Corstart1nople. June ~ The
Greeks have recaptured the town Ci
Isnnld. on the sea ot Marmora. from
The Turks Greek wa-.hipS pcmoar1
cd dav and NIGHT he r"'r"aflnc nlo-
man forces. The town suffered som"
damage
Thousands Of refugees ar" arrlclng
here The Porte has protested &c he
allied bish commissioners regarding
alleged violations o. The ucu'ral one
b. the Greek troop"
Athens. June Gc-liaviHS declined the
allies offer OF mediation. Greece fel,
herstr free todAy - give al her
thoughts and energies - n" eng
PLANNED offensive asalrst the Turkish
\a,lonallsts There i u te"hnS OF con-
hdence Throughout the country :iAt
Greek arms will win The initial Victory
and The people a-e depending on ,aIA
70 strengthen the intGrratona, rosiuc3
Of Grecce and Secure from ,he powers
better terms CT stttlemen, II event OF
renewal Of peace rlr!eys.
In tho war department. "A srceTlrs e.
fort Is BEING mad" - bring the army
un u supreme strength and ert:vhe.Ir
the Turks ~ sheer 'NrCe {, numbers
NlnS Constantine estimates thai h.S
n,en Will exceed a quarter 90 million
ard T., c0.hurn. OF .cIdtns the A-m% 20
,lr,crS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-27
Declares Church Can
Solve Labor Problem

Toledo. O.. Iunc cS.-Jlmes Y. Davis.
Uni.ed States secretary OF lahcr. from
me ralp,l Of The Frs. Reformed church
rnre today declared that tAe greatest
force Tor snod lS the church. and Ma;
he believes the church can orEan'z" to
set employer and "n!0!ore together 80
there Will be No further need ~ the
department Of labor
Secretary Da,.$ l.. we're - his ofTlcla!
capaclty as SuvCrN" dictator OF the
Loyal Order OF Mno>r. whose annual
convention opens tomorrow.
He declared tha. ~ 'he NOR" man one
hundred labor Controversies "h:,h he
has been called upon 20 settle thus "a:
as head OF the dorartm"Nt ~ labor ana
which re has had 20 discuss pcr@onaIly
with rresldcr. Harding, M secretary
~ labor had been given 7rcc'dcncc a.
the White House over ether matt"rs
The secretary ,o!d MS audience tina:
sfter ~ had talked VITA ~, 'ahcr e!e'
,ner. about the srEh' hour Ga' hc suS'
stS,ed that ''s members 60 E"1,1 And
give Their wives an e!sht hour day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-27

Ch!casc Jure :e.-.Tr!al "t tAs man
.Lk.-sed with conspiracy through
ur,,h - IS ALLEGED rh!cAsc White
seA baseball ;lLyerS threw the l9l"
words series 20 Clnc!nnAtI. Is achedu.-
I'd 10 5"sin tomorrow before Judge
l.so Friend. III crImina! court with
,nr:G.liion: tonight that majority or
III. eighteen m"u indicted would b"
rrn>ent t. an,ucr the charges.
Dfnclais connected with the case to-
rlsh, <.u no chance Of further delay
IN tho legal proceedings.
states attorneys. however. stl!i were
somewhat uncertain As - how many OF
the defendants would appear. The c!sAt
" M" Sex p!ayrr~'iarfii. RisebcrS,
weaver. McM-liu. C!c"ttc. Williams,
Ja,kscr end F-!ecS-are certain 20 Ar
sutr Al: beng under hc.d. IA! Cha
ard Abe Ate! a.e 70; expected, tn3
!at:e- hay-ng woc as "sht against eN.
tradition after his a-.es; Il He'v Eo:A.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-27
MAY EXCLUDE
WOMEN FRII||
kAbER TRIAL
ANNOUNCEMENT MADE
BY DEFENSE ATTORNEY
Trial of Wealthy Publisher:
Wife Begins on tuesday
at Cleveland

cleveland. June .6.-Thcre viii b e
women on the jury--that 10 70 tfr' NJ
Iva Catherine kaber for the trst c.
gree murder 81 her husband. Daniel r
kaber. when her trial opens TUESDAY.
Il the defense can prevent 1t. Francis ".
raulson Mrs. kabers attorney. An
nounced tonight. Tic declared they ART
100 cold-blooded. especially with nier'
hers Of their own sex. and that he WI.
exercise all Of his sixteen perempto-S
challenges. II necessary. against womea
My experience has been that ToTe:
jurors arc more cold -blooded and mere.
less than men Mr.. laulson said. "1heS
arc less moved than men b. the eHae'
ticrs that 20 10 decide case ot th:t
kind.
Tho history Of the world shows tina:
whenever one woman has sat IN ,ads.
mcnt on another. sh, has been hard CO
that woman.
we will chailcnEc every woman .e'
cause. and II that fdlls. wt arc ready e
Use every one ot our sixteen reremrtn!S
challenges to get rid Of them"
About onc-th!rd OF tho names :: Tx
fury lists arc those OF wcmen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-27

NGrhAc-> WIZ ware l::s"a!"a pc
-. ,rcu, male t-cm ,he Laurence
house loS >,ruc,u-H &C "H'N '""
ro0rl>. saw ,hr h.asc INCu' ll-3N o 1'o'N.
Two youns n's". the nr,: - arrive OF
,hc -,,N,. wtrr unth,r - enter tA'
H~Y,, -. ..Au:t or thC trc. HG' 'Lmo'hS
4, tree nnt-hy could Sc 'hc !"dItS '!lns
~ III t.oov.
Ny ,AllntaAtca r: tho 2ar!"~. "h''h
.vC-, burned ~ h2d!v mat -. 'SEIt}"l
"a. rn,pc:slbie showed tAa: one Of the
vor,eu bore wounds 'hAt >eciHe1 "a nave
be-, ,n.,Ge ,, Some sharp instrument
-, dress Il the infant. "hi'n thlS
u,,,an =, thCush' 20 hA"r c'rr h"iC!NS
=, hHr arms. vi, d-NHchcd r'th |:""H.
In one ~ the rs'C:ne. "hST" >c''Ta!
rt ,re boI!s~ Nerc lN:ns. were r"Not-
rcr CunraIr:nE TX empty CAr'TGSeS' Il
sro;r.a. a r,'e w!th cartr'dGe that
md Iern DISCHARGED and another eS-
rl-ded S..-,-!d5r nearly. douh.s-SlttHa
,Jc uh,.n uas lying On The bed SHrlhes
raa- the BODY Of oae - the men. AHc
= ,arse -: can whl>h had been kept II
the yard
Particles ot ,,othlHS we're "nag'nS 70
~, bodies ~ the r'en. s"o"i7S tAat
,hev had TO: re.:red before they nat
death
screams % ~an.en and cal!d7cn and
several shots are sad 20 have been
heard b. nelshbCrs bAfO-e Ire nc MS
discovered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-27
Beer Is
Doomed
Only 2S Members Of the
House In Opposition to
Bill that Has "Ieeth"

Washington. June c6.-Somewhe:e on
the front page OF nearly every news
apers in the country Tuesday morning.
tho SEX man likely will read that he'll
set no beer.
There isn't any doubt as TO what tae
house will do with the NilliSEanpce:!
anti-bc.r bill tomorrow. for af.er
check.up today. prohibition leaders de.
ularcci they could only md twenty.
eight members ready to step backward
rn prohibition. The bill will be called
up under suspension OF the rules. pro-
ccdurc which requires two-thirds vote
FOR its Passage. The vote Will be de-
layed until late in the day. as there Viii
I've four hours If debate. and probae!Y
An effort to send the bill back TO COM
mIttce IN the hope Of removing It's
teeth.
The senate must act on the BILL pax
jndicltluns arc that II will be ppe
through there in quick time in an effort
TO have il signed BY President Harding
rcfor, he leaves town fer the holiday
over the Fourth OF July. Prohibition
leaders are determined TO speed up the
anti beer Law ~ head off any beer-fc:.
thc-sick regulations that might &c ~
sued by the bureau IT interna! revenue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-27
Curfew Violators
Serve Church Sentence

Weston. ". Va. June c6.-Six "esto'
youns men today hesIn serving "chu:c!
sentences "f ninety days each. tnposee
by Mayor @. l.. HARRISON. uFon tae"
conviction cf having disturbed INT
peare on a recent night with Voca
concert in the main section or the cH.
after the rurfeu ranE. Each must @e
port ~ the MAYOR every month ~hs
particulars Is to what services cach AZ
tended and what good "as derived IRON
them. The young men are otflc.A!!!
recorded ~ J. n. Hail q. X. G!d!ey
". J. Arbogast. r. +. Moore and Jtai
Doc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-27
TRIAL OF ACCUSED BASEBALL PLAYERS
AND GAMBLER ACC0MPLICES BEGINS TODAY

and Chsse's Egh. Isa:cs: e1::ad:;io:
from California hang ecen 20; con
tested.
Louis and Zen Lei Ard David He!se:
alleged gamblers. .: ce present ae
cordIng TO tnci- attorneys. but no ToS
has been received fram Rachel Brow
and Joseph J. SuiII'4n. Ctne! AIeE1
gambler. William Burma. former !.S
jor league pitcher. has nc' been apr'e
hrmded. bu, 4 state pfncIa! recently sa!'
he wa. Mt 'worrvinc about Burns. l.
hc would be all right"
Carl z~rk ard B"n Franklin. Of 81
Louis alleged leaders OF the reports
conspiracy. are under bond but ea:i
VII! ~. an affidavit that Illness r:e
vel.ts III: presence.
rhc >ra,c aIs announced tha: a:!>aa
ore Gefc- !a.: Nh .urr states ev!dero
and eApa>c :he alleged conspiracy, VIA!
ae.tnse attorneys cav :Ae" W.! sAov
;ha; NO p.aye. deliberately made Z Ea.S
p!4y In tae worlds series
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-27
$226.486,S9l Paid Out
In Compensation CLAIMS

Washington. June ga tota! c!
sccs4ss sSal1t has been diseursed by
tho government in settlement ot cea'
ptntal:on claims Of former service !hea
disabled as rcSul, Of wounds. lnJurses
c- disease. and OF claim" of dependent.
- war veterans VINO we're killed or died.
Director Forbes Of the var risk lssu:.
a,cc bureau announced today
Disbursements for disability nae
AGGREGATED Sle2.b7i.569.ia ard those sos
death s33.SO9.Sol.s6.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-27
Murder Suspect Held
Under Arrest, Secretly

Pittsburgh. June cs.-Giloert Kelly
Of Pittsburgh. for whom the autaori-
tics have searched since June n. when
James Neal. i department store en-
p!ove Uas ki..ed during holduH. ma
been he!I n secret custody ~ the no.
ice since las, Friday. Clyde S. Edsourn'
captain OF detectives. tonight an
nounced The purpose Of Ulthho!dins :
information ABOUT his arrest the detect
I've head sad. vas 20 investigate the
acSuraCv % s:ateTcHts which n said
Kelly had made 10 him. He added thar
Kelly vi Ue turned over TO the cc-oner
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100000 To THE
TWO BATTLERS

New Tork. June sA flat parse ~
t5tn oo0. -athe- than I pe-cn2ta Sc ,sclt
wlm pe the pr.ze fought for al Jersey
city on July =. y "as offlc!al ~ AZ.
aucncsa tn-d.tv cr Tex FiGkard, promo
tc- OF ths bout
~ th.s dmoun,. IacH Dempsey. thh
uorl.'s heavyweight hampton. VII RS
cc!"e $500. 900. w:n ~ !oS". and Ger-Fs
t..9orti"r tho F-eCch challenger. viii
,Akc ,hc remaining S-HH.nnh "'H or lose.
ThH Tnn~unc-rn-n, dcao,"I a revision
20 the Original contract. and r"v'I"s. NJ
percentage &rranscnrnt sal % na".
been substituted ncs csorc The >rcH" ot m
battle was selected l'r@cc rms q.
ysnCcrent Dempsey was - re"ei'" 3
rcr c-n, o! ,hc sruss rccc:p:s Iad Car
pen;!cr - per cent.
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]. g.
BRITISH WAR
Trotzkv Cuts Loose With
Wish That's Father to
the Thought"

Ic.don. Jure os--A HAra, ra- be-
,~e-n the C-!.c, STATE oH! ''-"a'
Britain as 4 result o. maritime r!faEV
wt!; occur In lI1h according % pre-
d:ction made ly leon Trctzky. Eo:she-
Nix minister o: war. IN addressing th'
Third Inie.aruonalH - Moscow. Fii-
day say, d!srAtch 70 tn- pailr Her
.lL iii. labor organ. from Moscow.
A suollen goarmand." mas Tro:k-
kv'> desc-lp,lca ot the United States.
while he declared ,hat Great Britain
was !cs!nc her position Of world slsnlh-
carcc. the pond sterling having been
vanqu!shsd or -. almighty dollar.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-27
Another Victim Of the
Nineteenth Ward Feud

cN!casc. Junc :6.-Th" nineteenth
ward claimed i: fftA Victim t"ua?
when Joseph La.r!>A. "cAlth! HntfLc-
tor and Lieutenant o. Anthony II = irc-i'
slain political iCado.. "aS Sh"' anu
kIlitI wlnic at the whec! Of his automo-
bic.
The v:c;lm va driving through tn"
SUNDAY afternoon crowds or the itdlA
district whcn two men ridins IN inc
tunnrau "f the machine St"d up Win
drawn pistols and fired several shois
into I,aspl:.iS head They then ieaned
from tNr slowly mNrNE automobile ana
escapc-i III tho crowds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-27
Schooner Abandoned;
Burning' Grew Missing

Sa"arntA ia. June c6.-The british
steamer ticysl~ Dollar. Savannah ="
Naarouvcr ~ rad" m"ssag" picked
w here tonight. reported sighting: An
unlhrn,Ir..G .'.rcncr On hrc and ahtn.
loned IN larl'udc So north. l"n-i-
'-,d, 7".iI ",.i. rhr -chuUnerS RIG
CIV: 'hcn W aflamc ana tho III" SAGE
..,'d .hc ,cs~"' rould u" = r"ta! loss.
No mcn,ion wrS made of the rrew.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-27
sAyED from wATERY DEATHS

Fa:.-noat. W Va. June IS -I"1
s,rls. Norma and Lillian Nard. os
Fai-rca, had n4rrr" escape from a
rat.rv grave late this afternoon while
IN bathing II the Tygar's Valley river
The wcn, over valley Falls one ~
he mos, dangerous places about ne
and nerc rescued bv tuo men Fr'nN
AUSTIN and q. L. Bedford. who zen
o"-- The falls anl saved the girls De-
fore .hev pcr. shed 10 death on 'ae
hca'" rocks.
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MARY ROBERTS n1NEHARr Ill

New Yrrk, tInc @5.--Mary Roberts
Elnrhari. author and playwright. vas
ra.lrlns r"nI.n' frrm an "pr:L' on for
eA,!..r"r"s performed III private hos
A.; tai - "'rlo,k thls morning. .tNc vas
'r,-krn suddenly and wa@ rushed ~ tha
,n..,'.u, ~ irr,n her nNartmLn' n
ho,e' Sk- had lltcrtvd LEAVING for
-, n.s' r"dav .!tcr short N:s!t -
New York
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Ouebec Without Fire
Or Police Protection

Quebec. June c5.-Since midnight
s,turda, this city haa been lett without
rn.lcu or tire protection b. I J"iht $'r'Hs
CT the police and nre departments,
4 militia battalion Is being htih III
readiness. ana .htrty-eiSht neT ponce
,nrr ra. T. hcrn Suorn IN.
stree. lamps ",rc sn'ash ned our'nS 'he
night. and today he entered several
police stations AMI rr"A" the "lnno"S
sud DID other damage. Two hundreo
c.irc alarms ri IRE have been runS III.
IN lncrn-kc ~ $50 i week Is de'
rrqnd,,i r, me >trlhvrS
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ELEVEN MEET DEATH IN BURNING
FARMHOUSE; BELIEVED To HAVE
BEEN VICTIMS Of FOUL PLAY
Firearms That Had Been Discharged Found In
the Ruins-Screans and Shots
Heard By Neighbors

bodies o five adults and children T
lvnE
There
ha Of foul play and
verdict "uned
wit 25 and three children
=
four months and DE- lnaT Drew"
an u Drew were bT"therS'nl" and '' DE "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-27
11rCE RENAMED HoMERIC

<ep I~~A. Iur" s The re~ 5 .Hhh-
tor .orr,.- German ras5enFc- i'ne- @
l.."t Il ~rcfr.l' I'D &C the "h!'e Etar
LIZ, b" Tie AM!et EsPa-a;!c.. Commits
son. 49,, p" -n-.a:::cG tho Ho2!e:.c, =
uaS announced tonight
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GREAT ARMY AND NAVY AERIAL ATTACK TO
DESTROY THE OLD U, S. BATTLESH|P IOWA
As DEMONSTRATION OF AVIATION DEFENSE
Scene Of Unique Combat One
Hundred Miles Off the Vir-
ginia Coast-lowa Repre-
sents Enemy Fleet

washlngton. June o6.-The cid battle
shin Iowa. operated ard maneurered by
radio impulses r.!l nttemp: 10 e!ude
navy and army ai-4ren of tre Atlantic
coast Tuesday in an effort 10 demon
stra:e that aviation has not %et reach-
,J he ro:nt where the defense OF the
coast may be left entirely n the hanos
cf IL, rcr. branch ot the NATIONAL de-
tense s-Stem.
The tflcrs Tor their part. W.! bend
over, effort 10 lUcatr. the Iowa. while
,,r vessel j. st!ll vel Off the coast, and
hA"lrc found her. tn rain shower OF
dur,r!y bombs or her decks.
Test Aviation Dsfsnss.
Tine Iowa eXrertmAnt "l!l lie the Sec
ord " a series e tests conducted JOINT
T.; bv he nav: ard var departments. l"
tCst The u. u.eiu!ncSs rf a:i:t."n aSainSf
naval vesyetS under various ccndlti"h"
ard rn provide hot: alrn,n and nAFa!
constructor. "i:h data otherwise uhvo-
ta:rab!e on which 10 base innovations in
me design -! aircraft and surface Nc"'
.e!s In the first Of the tests. rcnuac'-
r,l as, week one former German 'uh-
marine was sent 20 inc bottom by lsr!1!
bombs ~ l6 minutes and twu others w.re
Sink nv DESTROYER Sunfiro.
Represents Hnsny Fleet.
Trn IOWA 7nd the hattie ship Ohio. con-
troll SHIN. wiii b.. stationed more thah
iru ,n;4.s rtr the coast between Hai-
,e.as anI !Iciava:r Eares. to-m"rro"
\. dawn Tue, la. Captain +. l.. Chad-
urk {. The OaIu viii break thc Hc"i
~ an N, cicre containing sc-ret IN
s,ruct,o3s fr~m the Navy pcfartmen'
and 4, zero hour" the loEa VIII ""
h..,d,,, - ,he General direction or the
m.un,and. Fer the purposes .: the ca
T.. ,......nrr.. ne Iowa "lll represent an
enemy tleet The Ohio. exe-rla'ng com
uielr concrc! over ths Iowa BY rauio'
wi! b. auou. five miles away.
Ths Attack.
At the instant the Iowa heads fcs tHe
bn,ch souadrcns or fast scouting sea :
nL,rcs uAnncd by na.I! and army per
s,rr,, vii! tA.e eff frcm N" waters
Of IIan,ntca Roaus ami form !o1S Scout
,rr l.cs rarAilc! 10 the coast. sweeping
,rr u,t.rS Uu, - SEE IN search CT lhe
"rner,y fleet Hirh AT Hampton hoddS
And Al the naval air base at lorHlo"h'
!. ,uy:d-ous cf l.ght ard heavy bc3i-
pardnen, planes. including nImreE OF
h1g. r,ar:nc corps :i4rtln oomocEs' "1l'
lie tuned ~ ready - mop OH Inv !Rs.i"'
,.,,,.c, w,,h the enemy IS rep:rted BY
Iha ac.!d! scouI!ng forces.
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TIE WAITER

western Pennsylvania, Ohio ana wsst
virgtnta-pLrtly cloudy Monday Ana
ruestay, probably scattered thunder
showers Morday; Nttis change In tam
persture.
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PROLETAR|AT
DICTATORSHIP
BADLY BEATEN
SOCIALIST CONVENTION
WANTS NO RED TERROR
Fight Against Radicallsm Led
By Victor Berger and
Morris Hillquit

Detroit. Mich. June cs-Se:-ed With
what Morris Knllquit described as a
"homloIdal mania." the SocialIa, nn-
tior.,. convention todA" killed inr"e
re,oiutl"n. whIch snuGh, III rar!la.;
term TO define 'L!ctatorshrp ~ 'ht
pro!ctariat" as ;,ar' "C 80, lAl1>' ,'"I-
.tv ana th,N o,crwNc mod -" others
pnl,h asserted ~, d.',AtNrsNfN = ne
d, this tins tn :.sus. y .'.sIon "h.-a
,axtcd tcr ,hr"c ana h,.f hour- IN Il
-weI,,r.nc hal ended with al reference
~ worhIns clos dIutit!Cn barr, i from
the Var'y policy.
Tn, nEh: against !Ac.usI~n of the di"-
tatnrshlp was waS.d ny Mvri. hl!!lult'
Victor EcrSe". AlGern0u Lee LnI Can
rron Kl,!.. II California. They branded
1t a. trscparahly WHhcd IN American
minds with the r"I terror III ltuSsiH'
and dec Jared II w.Is Useless I" nN Il .--!.
lcv which never would W called INTO
play unless. III .."n., u!stal.t future. /
Socialist reyn.ui."n Ltk"a place.
sersar's Argument
"Why dictate IN l?2l what our grand
children shall L0 III 1881" Berger
asked. Wall" N.n; declared ''he terror
:! ,n$crarab,c from dictatorship o. the
prolclarlIt Won haN" cot To have the
terror - put j, over"
J. Louis EncdAhI AMI William /
KruSc. lcf, wing Communists. from Ih!-
tago. offered two resolutions dS$rr'!h6
the rr-hls OF t!c ""rhin: 'h.HHtS 20
- IN Il hict4torsAlp 10 ln.ur" me SuV-
cess Of : Socialist rc'o.ut!on ana t"e
duty No 70 permit an! th."s 10 s'Ahd
d, ,re u.ay Of Ihc,r hc.nE the ruin .
,T,e." one rcsclutlon rcrrlred cnI. :
,o,,r ,o,cr Ind tho Second e.gnt
-
E.
H'AHut' o!rHTed sr's'""'e ., ':t-',
defined lhe d!ctdtor>hlp a ."c Fo''f'-'
rule IF he working ["ts" IN ~" fertoi
"t transition from INC '"t'''''o'