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Ryan gets chance to restore order vs. Vick
The last time Michael Vick(notes) lit up the Georgia Dome, Arthur Blank's owner's box was a dark and dejected place.
Vick, the Atlanta Falcons' former franchise quarterback and fallen star, returned to his old stomping grounds in December of 2009 as a member of the Philadelphia Eagles. At the time, he was trying to salvage his career after 23 months of incarceration for his role in a dog-fighting scandal. The Eagles were crushing the Falcons 27-0 early in the fourth quarter, and Vick, who had already run for a third-quarter touchdown, replaced starter Donovan McNabb(notes) to the delight of thousands of fans – many of them wearing replicas of Vick's old Falcons jersey – who'd been chanting his name.
In what Blank would come to view as a gratuitous gesture of disrespect by Philly coach Andy Reid, Vick wowed the crowd with a 43-yard pass to wideout Reggie Brown(notes), followed by a 5-yard scoring toss to tight end Brent Celek(notes), his first touchdown pass since 2006 in an eventual 34-7 victory. With tens of thousands of frustrated customers already having bolted, the Dome was dominated by jubilant Vick supporters, and Blank could only sit and seethe.
Talk about a Blank stare.
Worst of all, Matt Ryan(notes), the young quarterback drafted to succeed Vick, was equally powerless to respond. He was standing on the sidelines in civilian clothes, having been deactivated because of a turf toe injury.
Twenty-one long months later, Ryan is finally in position to restore order – and to reaffirm his owner's immense faith in his abilities. When the Dream Team returns to the Dome on Sunday night, with Vick now large and in charge, many of those same fans will join a national television audience in recalling Blank's nightmare.
The focus will be on Vick, a man in the midst of one of the more remarkable revivals the sports world has seen. I expect him to be his effective, electrifying self, and his teammates to feed off his energy.
The real story, however, is Ryan. The time has come for Matty Ice to rise up and assert his manhood, and the best way to do that is to stare down the Ghost of Touchdown Celebrations Past.
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I saw Steve Young go through this against Joe Montana in 1994, and I was there when Aaron Rodgers(notes) took on Brett Favre(notes) on that surreal day at Lambeau Field two years ago. In each case, the younger quarterback lost the game to his predecessor, but I believe the experiences helped steel Young and Rodgers for eventual Super Bowl glory.
So Ryan doesn't necessarily have to win Sunday's standoff, but he does have to summon a tough, cool, confident effort of which his owner, teammates and fans can be proud.
That said, it would really, really be better for him if he could do both of those things, particularly the part about winning.
The evidence suggests that Ryan has it in him. My man crush on Matty Ice is well-documented, and I know I'm not alone.
Installed as the starter immediately after the Falcons took him with the third overall pick in the 2008 NFL draft, Ryan was shockingly poised and proficient as a rookie, leading Atlanta to the playoffs in the process. After the team stumbled to a 9-7 record in '09, Ryan elevated his game last season, guiding the Falcons to a 13-3 record and earning his first Pro Bowl selection.
Despite all that, Ryan and the Falcons come into this game on a negative note. Their locker room is filled with exasperation, and their performance last Sunday should contain a whiff of desperation.
Like Ryan, the Falcons are a team trying to make the difficult jump from very good to elite. And Atlanta's last two games have represented major setbacks for everyone concerned.
Ryan was hardly the sole reason the Falcons got pulverized by the Packers in the playoffs last January, but he didn't play well in Atlanta's 48-21 defeat at the Dome. His performance included three turnovers, including an ill-advised sideline pass just before halftime that Green Bay's Tramon Williams(notes) intercepted and returned 70 yards for a game-altering touchdown.
The Falcons entered this season as a trendy Super Bowl pick (though, to be fair, not as trendy as the Eagles), especially after general manager Thomas Dimitroff's bold, draft-day trade for talented wideout Julio Jones(notes), a move designed to give Ryan another explosive option.
Though the Bears played in last season's NFC championship game, Atlanta went into the season opener in Chicago as a favorite – and left as a beaten, bewildered team.
The Bears' 30-12 triumph was the most lopsided regular-season defeat of Ryan's tenure, and the quarterback had another rough outing, throwing an early interception to Chicago linebacker Brian Urlacher(notes) that led to a Bears touchdown and later coughing up a fumble that Urlacher returned for a game-clinching score.
Not only would losing to the Eagles reverberate with symbolic ramifications, but it would also put the Falcons in a 0-2 hole in a highly competitive division. That's why Ryan has to step up and bring his "A" game – and his teammates need to do their part by acing this test as well.
I would argue that Ryan's teammates have even more of an obligation to step it up than he does. If Ryan's the man who'll lead them to the promised land, the best thing they can do for their young quarterback is to help him put Vick's Falcons legacy to rest.
There may be some players on the Atlanta roster who enjoyed playing with Vick, like him as a person and/or are captivated by his comeback. That's all good – but when the lights go down, it would behoove them to expend every ounce of energy in their beings to try to make his night as miserable as possible.
The Falcons' internal tally counted 17 missed tackles against the Bears. On Matt Forte's(notes) 56-yard catch-and-run for a touchdown, he bounced off a shoulder shot from linebacker Sean Weatherspoon(notes), causing coach Mike Smith to throw a sideline tantrum. Later, Devin Hester(notes) caught a screen pass and raced to a 53-yard gain on which cornerback Dunta Robinson(notes) slipped and safety William Moore(notes) and linebacker Curtis Lofton(notes) took bad angles.
The defense has to get it together. Everyone had better be better. What's best for Ryan is what's best for the Falcons, and this is a moment he needs to seize.
Ryan, a native of nearby Exton, Pa., absorbed a 31-17 thrashing from Kevin Kolb(notes) and the Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field with Vick sidelined by a rib injury last October.
The aura of invincibility Ryan once enjoyed at home has been compromised: After winning 19 of his first 20 starts at the Georgia Dome, the quarterback has lost two of his last three.
Now he faces a quarterback who remains oddly revered by a not-insignificant sector of his former fan base, even as Vick publicly tries to downplay any lingering connection.
"No, that's not my house," Vick told Atlanta reporters earlier this week, in reference to the Georgia Dome. "That's Matt Ryan's house. I'm just a visitor."
The last time Vick visited, he trotted off the field with both arms raised, blowing kisses in all directions, as thousands of fans chanted his name. I can only imagine how nauseated Blank was by such a scene.
Blank, the man who anointed Vick as the face of the franchise, paid him handsomely and enabled his excesses – even pushing the injured quarterback around the Georgia Dome turf in a wheelchair before a game, causing some of the owner's peers to cringe at the indignity – doesn't want to see that guy celebrated by his paying customers.
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Reid's decision to showcase Vick in that setting still strikes me as curious. Imagine if the Cowboys, just after signing Terrell Owens(notes), had gone into Philly and made a point of getting the reviled receiver a garbage-time touchdown in a triumphant return to The Linc. I'm fairly certain that wouldn't have gone over well, and I'm confident Blank would agree with that analogy.
I believe Blank sincerely likes Vick and appreciates the quarterback's efforts to turn his life around, but given Vick's subsequent admissions that his dedication was lacking during his time in Atlanta – that he was "lazy" – how can the guy who was shelling out millions not feel burned?
Put another way: If anyone in a Falcons uniform doesn't believe this game is personal, he should understand that it is very personal for the man who signs the checks.
For that reason alone, I expect everyone on the home team to do everything in his power to ensure that by the end of Sunday night's game, Arthur Blank's house is, indisputably, Matt Ryan's house.
The time has come for the Falcons to slam the door on the dude who used to live there, or at least die trying.
Led by Josh Freeman(notes), the Buccaneers will bounce back from last Sunday's disappointing debut and defeat the Vikings at the Metrodome. … The Bills will summon another impressive performance, but the Raiders will prevail in a tight game in Buffalo. My AFC Super Bowl pick (the Patriots) will defeat my old friend and former SI colleague Peter King's AFC Super Bowl pick (the Chargers) decisively at Gillette Stadium.
Atlanta, where the players play – and this writer ain't filin' 'til eight in the morning.
1. When asked by a reporter if she would keep the White House basketball court commissioned by President Obama if she were to be elected to the nation's highest office, Sarah Palin replied, "It's a slam dunk!"
2. Tom Brady(notes) will parlay his "start drinking" admonition to Pats fans into a deal to pitch Dos Equis as The Second Most Interesting Man In The World.
3. Upon learning that Dolphins receiver Brandon Marshall(notes) had referred to his quarterback as "White Vick," Vikings receiver Percy Harvin(notes) began addressing Donovan McNabb as "Black Henne."
My sadistic instincts were dead-on in Week 1, as the Peyton Manning(notes)-less Colts got pounded by the Texans 34-7. Now I'll switch things up and go with the Steelers, a team that got humiliated last Sunday, to take out their frustrations on the Seahawks and Seattle's overmatched offensive line at Heinz Field. By the time Pittsburgh's pass rushers are through with Tarvaris Jackson(notes), he'll be wishing Brett Favre would show up and replace him.
Remember, you can find all of my picks here – and receive the justifications behind them each Friday by registering at ridewithsilver.com. And here are my locks of the week, along with those of former Titans star Eddie George and former Stanford Daily blind-side protector Jason Cole.
If you ever doubted that our technological norms have evolved at an exponentially dizzying pace, consider the media auditorium in the bowels of Lambeau Field, where the Packers conduct most of their media sessions. Less than six years ago, then-Green Bay coach Mike Sherman caused a stir by storming out of an interview session because a reporter's cell phone rang. Last week, shortly after the Packers' season-opening victory over the Saints, I walked into the same room to watch Aaron Rodgers answer questions and saw the following sign near the podium: "Notice: Room conversations may be carried live over the Internet." Alrighty then …
"I got the highest score of the week, and I didn't even have Tom Brady," my buddy Malibu exclaimed into the phone on Thursday. "And I owe it all to you, buddy!" Ah, the joys of sarcasm. Against my better judgment, Malibu drafted Chargers running back Mike Tolbert(notes), started him last week and sat back and enjoyed a three-TD performance. Stunningly, as Sabbath Bloody Sabbath heads into this week's matchup with Gravity Rebels, Malibu is still listening to my advice: I had him start Falcons rookie Julio Jones ahead of Devin Hester (as you might have surmised by now, I'm expecting fireworks at the Dome Sunday night) and claim Lions kicker Jason Hanson(notes) to replace the injured Nate Kaeding(notes).
Meanwhile, Cal women's basketball coach Lindsay Gottlieb is also 1-0, as Bringin' It Back defeated I'm Back! (evoking images of Canadian Football League matchups of yore between the Saskatchewan Roughriders and the Ottawa Rough Riders) by eight points on the strength of Ted Ginn and his family – the Niners' defense and special teams scored 24 of her 99 points. Now, naturally, I'm advising her to drop S.F. like it's hot for this week's matchup against I Am Holmes Antonio, as I fear the Cowboys will put it on the Niners this week; instead, she's going with the Giants' D against the Rams on Monday night. Continuing the Julio Jones theme, I advised her to start the kid ahead of Plaxico Burress(notes), and I somehow talked her into riding with Matty Ice for another week, even though backup Kevin Kolb outscored him, 22-9, last Sunday. Yes, I am all in on the Falcons ‐ and if my instincts are correct, Gottlieb will have plenty of swag when all is said and done. Then again, she and her assistants are already pretty stocked in that department.
Lavoyda Lenard, who passed away Monday at the age of 51. Those of us who had the pleasure of meeting Lenard know that the blunt, spirited and hilarious conversational style I associate with her son, Brian Urlacher (and his younger brother, Casey), was among the many gifts she left. Please join me in offering thoughts and prayers to the family. And with the Patriots preparing to pass out 70,000 lapel pins honoring Myra Kraft at Gillette Stadium Sunday, my thoughts and prayers are with that grieving family as well.
Haas Pavilion was rocking Tuesday night as 3,854 fans watched the nation's top two women's volleyball teams throw down, with No. 1 Cal (11-0) rolling to a 23-25, 25-16, 25-16, 25-21 victory over No. 2 Stanford. Junior setter Elly Barrett led the way for the Bears with 41 assists and 17 digs, with senior outside hitter Tarah Murrey (15 kills, 12 digs) and junior libero Robin Rostratter (29 digs) also playing starring roles.
After four victories over top-20 opponents, Cal's undefeated field hockey team finally got the ranking it deserved, checking in at No. 11 – the Bears' highest ranking since the National Field Hockey Coaches Association poll began in 1998. Shellie Onstead's well-rounded team, with standouts such as sophomores Andrea Earle and Jordan O'Reilly and seniors Megan Shimojima and Maddie Hand, now embarks upon a three-game road trip against Northwestern, No. 18 Virginia and Kent State.
Coming off a thrilling, 36-33 overtime victory at Colorado, keyed by a pair of dramatic connections from quarterback Zach Maynard to his half-brother, Keenan Allen, Cal will look to run its record to 3-0 in its home opener Saturday against Presbyterian (yeah, I know). With Memorial Stadium being renovated, the Bears are playing their home games at AT&T Park, meaning more than 40 of Cal's esteemed water polo alums will be staging a bone-chilling game-before-the-game in McCovey Cove. Two words for spectators: Shrinkage alert. Alas, Kirk Everist's second-ranked Bears won't participate, as they have a tournament to win in Stockton.
Imagine Sunday's Ryan-Vick throwdown as a classic hip-hop feud, with Matty Ice and MC MV taking turns spitting, flossing and dissing. Now pretend they have as much game as Jermaine Dupri and Ludacris – and that you could stomach a "Welcome To Atlanta" remix in 2011.
(Matty Ice)
Welcome to Atlanta, makin' all the fat throws
Hittin' The Burner Mike Turner up close, Julio Jones rockin' a fro
Now runnin' a go, who is it? I would happen to know
The one who's All-Pro – who caught it? Was Roddy I suppose
MV comin' home and Ice is gonna wreck that scene
Soon as Sam Jackson comes on the screen
I hit the seam, even if Gonzalez is double-teamed
No mud on the sneaks, gotta keep it so my kicks is clean
I reign supreme, over your football team
I'm allergic to overhyped teams with dreams
Tweet tweet, bird bird, Eagles whaddaya think?
By Monday morning I'll make your species extinct
Did you forget I am The Man and my arm's a cannon?
Matty Ice very nice but your arm's Rich Gannon's
The top pit bull in Georgia – you heard what I said
I won't stop until I'm rich as my cheeks are red
I roll up in the black throwback, your 7 is whack
So I ripped it off the wall
Now it's time for 2 to drop his big black eight balls,
You're crackin' us up
You're past tense like Bartkowski, Jeff George and stuff
In fact I'm roughin' you up, then I'm callin' your bluff
Gonna lose to No. 2, Vick that's what's up
Comin' to the Dome? Good luck
Go back to school like Andrew Luck
Hair thin-thin-thin-thin-in' Win-in-in-in-in-in', what?
Yo, yo, y-y-yo, yo, yo
Y-y-yo yo, yo-yo-yo
Yo yo-yo-yo, yo-yo, yo
Y-yo, yo, yo-yo-yo-yo-yo yo
Welcome to Atlanta where the players play
And we scorin' TDs like every way
Fade routes, deep outs, see safeties chasin'
And after the game we're gon' be embracin'
(Matty Ice)
Welcome to Atlanta where the players play
And we scorin' TDs like every way
Fade routes, deep outs, see safeties chasin'
And after the game we're gon' be embracin'
Yo, uhh
Now the party don't start 'til I walk in
And I usually don't leave until my team wins
But in the meantime, it's pregame hype time
You work yo' thing, I'll work mine
Been puttin it down here since 2001
Since the real Jamal Anderson
When Ray Buchanan was the best DB
If you was runnin', you was runnin' into Keith Brooking(notes)
I'm the M.V.P, Mike Vick-enist Player
Runnin' the town, Ice, call me the mayor
First-and-10, take off and run
Second down, I'm flippin' it to DeSean, ready to stun
Third down, I hit Maclin in stride
Touchdown, my town, then I lay on my side
Wheelchair, Arthur, yo gimme a ride
Right on the field cause the man has no pride
If she was alive Left Eye would be my bride
I'm gonna fight like Rison and Prime
Sunday, I'm gonna have you weepin'
Come playoff time gonna do it again, holla!
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None of the TV serials today move ahead without introducing supernatural or black magic track in it. Whether it is a historical serial on Zee TV (Jodha Akbar), Colors TV (Chakravartin Ashoka Samrat) or a romantic drama on Star Plus (Yeh Hai Mohabbatein), we have seen black magic in almost all the serials airing currently on various channels.
In fact, these black magic and supernatural tracks have become so common that almost all the writers are introducing just to increase the TRPs. Interestingly, when all the different factors failed to increase the popularity of Sphere Origins' Ek Tha Raja Ek Thi Rani starring Drashti Dhami and Siddharth Karnick they too thought of introducing the magic formula in it.
Ek Tha Raja Ek Thi Rani Was Supposed to Go Off Air
Though Ranaji and Gayatri's pairing is loved very much, the serial never really picked up. It never had good TRPs unlike Drashti's other TV serials. This is the reason why there was a buzz that the show would soon end. However, the serial got a decent TRPs around 2.5 and this has encouraged the writers and makers.
Ranaji and Gayatri are Once Again Together
Rani Gayatri is trying her best to protect her husband Ranaji from both Bari Maa as well as Rajeshwari and during one such instance, she actually comes close to Ranaji once again. You have seen how Ranaji saves her from drowning and they even share some romantic moments. However, this romantic moment won't last long as Baari Rani Maa is all set to add some spice to separate the two yet again.
In tonight's episode, you saw how Gayatri gets stoned by the villagers near the lake. Still, she decides to get inside the lake to take out the packets of poison. Ranaji declared her as the true queen of Ameerkot and even exchanged smiles which obviously threatened Bari Rani Maa who is trying her best to separate the two as she knows until and unless Gayatri is with Ranaji, she can never harm him in any way.
Bari Rani Maa Will Now Use Black Magic on Ranaji
After failing several times in her mission, the evil Bari Rani Maa will now use black magic to separate Ranaji and Gayatri. Yes, the wicked lady will finally apply the technique of vashikaran on Ranaji. After which, he will follow her instructions.
Vashikaran is usually used when one has to control a loved one. After this mantra, Ranaji will go with Rajeshwari on a hunting trip much to the annoyance of Gayatri. However, she will be accompanying them.
This is how Black magic through Vashikaran will be introduced in Ek Tha Raja Ek Thi Rani. Unfortunately, in today's world when India is fast progressing and even rural areas are out of evil practices, the serial writers and makers are using these tactics to run their show. Sad but true, this formula has become a latest trend in the TV industry.
What do you think should TV introduce such illogical tracks in their storyline or should they refrain from adding these stuff?
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Protesters occupy Taiwan legislature
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Taiwan Policemen Power Abuse
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Legislator Kuan, Bea-Liang (Democracy Progress Party) disclosed the content of a three-minute video tape, revealing a violent eviction of some protesting college students by the Special Police Force on Sunday evening. Those students were protesting peacefully sitting on the floor in the lobby of the Executive Branch. Mrs. Kuan criticized the involvement of the Special Police force was illegal and an abuse of police power because that action clearly violated the regulations of the deployment of the Special Police force. She asked the Premier Jiang Yu-huah to apologize for his orders and to step down.
In her questioning of the Director-General of the National Police Agency Wang, Cho-Chiun, she challenged Wang why the policemen wouldn't adopt a less forceful form of escorting the un-armed students out of the lobby given the fact that they outnumbered the students easily. After a series of questions, Wang finally admitted that he gave the order to "evacuate the lobby with all might".
Another disturbing aspect shown in her firm was that the policemen forcefully drove the reporters away from the to-be crime scene and blocked their recordings and witnessing of the crime before the brutal beating in the eviction took place. Her video showed that the policemen used chairs in offices to block the side entrances of the lobby so there were no other exit but the front entrance, while the students were sitting and chanting in the lobby. They then cleared out the news reporters and the media, leaving behind a few dozens of students trapped in the lobby by a wall of policemen, who were chanting "Media Stay! Media Stay!" The Special Police Force from the First Headquarter then came in with heavy metal equipment to perform the beating. No footage of the actual abuse could be recorded. After been severely beaten, males and females alike, those students were tossed out of the lobby. Some students landed with their heads, some with their shoulders, causing further medical injuries in those students. (News source: Taiwan People News)
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A MAN has been arrested and released on bail in connection with the theft of six British Bulldog puppies stolen in broad daylight.
The man, in his late 20s, was arrested on Tuesday in Sheffield, following the break-in at the house in Roberts Road, Edlington, Doncaster.
One of the puppies has since been returned to owner Sonya Needham, who is offering a £2,000 reward for the return of the rest of the dogs.
The dogs were taken between 11.30am and 3.30pm on Sunday after a window was smashed.
Detectives are continuing their investigation and are asking for anyone with information to call 101 quoting incident number 633 of February 10.


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Maybe this was covered somewhere on drupal.org awhile back, but either I wasn't searching using the correct terms or I just plain missed it. I'm talking about how to avoid issues when programmatically modifying user roles.
I was working on a module that automatically adds and removes user roles when certain conditions are met. The code to remove and add a user role is pretty straight-forward:
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I thought this was all I needed to do. My initial testing didn't find anything unexpected, so I moved on to something else.
Orlando Drupal User's Group Presentation
Yesterday I gave a presentation to the Florida Drupal User's Group at the Orlando Public Library.
We had about a dozen people show up, and there's a lot of interest in future meetups. So much so, in fact, that we went ahead and scheduled monthly meetings (3rd Saturday of every month). We have topics and speakers lined up for the meetups through October. See the meeting wrapup for all the info.
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Session led by Doug Green from Civic Action, maintainer of the coder module.
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Hartson: Swansea City Can Beat Man United
Swansea-born John Hartson believes his home-town club are capable of beating Manchester United at Old Trafford on Sunday.
The former Welsh international striker says he rates Rodgers' side so highly that he thinks they can ruin their hopes of yet another Premier League title.
Hartson told BBC Sport:
'Swansea are capable of going to Man United and winning. That's how much I rate this young side,'
He also commented on Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini's claims that United have an 'easy' game against the Swans. Hartson says it's more mind games from the Italian to give us motivation to get a result on Sunday.
'It's all mind games and it's working because it's getting a reaction from us,'
'I'm sure Martin [O'Neill, Sunderland manager] would really have something to say about it as well. Obviously Manchester United have to go to Sunderland.
'And having worked with Martin at Celtic for five years, I know he might just pin that up on the dressing room wall.
'But listen, it's mind games and that's the way it is.'
Hartson praised Rodgers again, saying he's the best signing the club has made in the last years:
'They've had a fantastic season,'
'I think next season will be the real test because the other teams will have had a surprise element going to Swansea this year.
[They've] beaten Man City, beaten Arsenal, drew with Spurs [and were] three minutes away from beating Chelsea. They have shocked a lot of teams.
'[They] didn't shock me because I knew how good they were and how good they can be.
'The best signing they have made in the last 10 years was their manager Brendan Rodgers.
He is committed to the cause. I'm almost sure he will stay with the club.
'It is inevitable he will move on in the future, but I think Brendan is committed to Swansea, committed to the work he is doing there with the young players.'


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TRIBUNE is GUARANTEED
Vol. LXXX No. 20,9(7
(Copyright. 1920,
New York Tribune Inc.?
First to Last?the Truth: News ?Editorials?Advertisement
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In Greater New York
With*? SCO Mile?
Gift to Cox
Covered Up,
Is Charge
fitness at Senate In?
quiry Says Dayton Con?
cern Drew Check Ap?
parently to Pay Note
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Company Officers
Political Parties Report
ed in Control of Two
War Veterans' Papers
from The Tribune's Washington Bureau
' WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.?
Charges that Governor Cox has ac?
cepted campaign contributions from
corporations, and that a large part
of the money was spent through
liquor organizations were made be?
fore the Senato committee investi
gating campaign expenditures to
S?y by George B. Lockwood, editor
?f The National Republican.
Lockwood appeared before the
committee as the result of a "lead"
furnished by Judge Edmond H.
?Moore, Covernor Cox's pre-conven-1
tion campaign manager at San i
.Francisco, who, it was testified, pur- j
chased some of the business records i
ei Tile National Republican and '
hid them before the committee in an
effort to show that the Republican
Katianal Committee was spending !
huge sums through the political |
newspaper in order to conduct Re-:
jobliean propaganda throughout the
Testimony before the committee cov?
ered a wide range of subjects. Joseph
F. Hefferr.an. pub'ishor of The Stars,
and Stripes, declared his paper is con-1
trolled by the secretary of W. D.Jamie
Wn, director of finance of the Demo- ;
cratic National CummittPe. and that The '
American Legion Weekly is controlled
hy the Republican National Commit
Eg, The S'-nate committee also heard ?
further evidence that Administration ;
?Skiais had gone to San Francisco at ?
the time of the Democratic National I
Convention at government expen?7e, and '
later it inquired into the finances of j
the League to Enforce Peace.
Says Check Was Covered I'p
It was specifically charged by Mr. i
Lockwood that in 1918 Governor ?ox I
received a check for $5,000 from the
Dayton Metal Products Company which
Was "covered up" by means of a per?
sonal note given by Governor Cox, and
that in 1916 the company", through
tkiee of its stockholders, also contrib?
uted $21,000 of a $37,000 <~'.nd spent on
behalf of President Wilson and Gov- j
ernor Cox by Ohio liquor and brewing ;
The charges threw the Democrats at
the investigation into confusion, and it
Is probable that Governor Cox will be
summoned to appear before the Senate
Committee before long to answer them.
H. E. Talbot. of Dayton, president of
the Dayton Metal Products Company
?ad also president of the City Nation?
al Bank of Dayton, which handled the
alleged contribution, was called on the j
ta-g-distance telephone immediately
after the charges were made. He will
appear to-morrow. Senator Edge, a Re- ;
publican member of the investigating ;
committee, served notice that if Talbot ;
cannot clear up the whole matter the
Democratic nominee would be called.
Senator Reed, of Missouri, the only j
Democratic member of the committee |
Ctent whef the charges were made,
Is'.. J that the committee immediate- ?
?J investigate ?hem, although it con- |
jerned Governor Cox's campaigns for
?OTernor in Ohio and was beyond the
acope of the Senate committee's in
Goe ; Into Past Campaigns
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iomminee, Mr. Lockwood paid that he
*a* offering a "lead." It proved to be
<?e that offered a fruitful field for an
m'est i gat i on cf the conduct of Gover
*? Cox's prpvioua campaigns, and un
*Ma Senator Pomerene, the other
Democratic member of the investigat?
es nmmittee, who was absent to-day,
? able to have It abandoned, it is
feobable that the Senators before they
Pj through will make a aearchiBg in?
jury into 'iov.rnor Cox's campaigns in
Wjo in 1916 and 1916.
Whether the committee will go to
j**yton ar.d conduct its investigation
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Threaten General Strike
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CHARLESTON, W. Va., Sept. 24.?A
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Independent to Run
As Rival to Lenroot
Special Dispatch to The Tribune
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 24.?
James Thompson, of La Crosse,
twice defeated in the Republican
primaries for the nomination for
United States Senator, will be an
independent candidate at the elec?
tion on November 2 against Sen?
ator Lenroot, according to a
statement published in a Madison
morning paper. La Follette
leaders at Madison declined to
deny or affirm the report. ? ?
It is also stated that La Follette
plans to put in the field an inde?
pendent against W. J. Morgan,
nominee for Attorney General,
who led the fight against the Non
partisan League at the platform
Lackaye, Hurt,
Says McGraw
Attacked Him
Actor Says Giant Leader
Floored Him With Punch
on Jaw as He Offered His
Hand for Friendly Grasp
Manager Denies It
Baseball Man Asserts That)
Lackaye Came to His
Home Seeking Trouble
Another friend of John J. McGraw,
manager of the Giants, went to the
hospital yesterday. This time it is
Wilton Lackaye, the actor. lie is go?
ing to have an X-ray examination of his
ankle to find out whether any bones
are broken. He suspects that there
are and declared yesterday that if
there were, John J. McGraw broke
them by hitting him in the jaw.
Mr. Lackaye declared .that McGraw I
punched him when he thought that the !
bareball man merely was getting ready ;
to shake hands. He went to McGraw's^
home, 303 West 109th Street, Saturday'
night, he said, just to show him that
no little affair such as the recent Sat- j
uiday night fraca3 at The Lambs, at
tho end of which John C. Slavin, ai
friend of McGraw, was discovered out?
side the McGraw home, his sfcull frac
tured, should be allowed to come be- j
tweer. such friends as Wilton Lackaye |
?'.r.d John J. McGraw.
McGraw Makes Denial
McGraw's version of the affliction suf?
fered by Mr. Lackaye was entirely dif
ferent. He gave it in a statement ;
signed in the prpsence of Magistrate I
.rancis X. McQuade. The statem?nt fol- ?
lows :
"About midnight Saturday, September
18, Mr. Lackaye, of his own volition, !
called at my apartment. After some i
little talk, Lackaye said he understood I '
was to make a statement against the
Lambs Club. I replied that if I did it
was my own affair.
"In reply to this he became abusive,
using vile and indecent language. 1
remonstrated with him, telling him
that Mrs. McGraw was within hearing,
and insisted on him leaving my house. ?
He refused, whereupon two of my
guests, Magistrate P'rancis X. McQuade i
and B. J. Praitt, of Chicago, escorted ?
him to the door.
"After he got outside the door he
kicked one of my guests, Mr. Praitt, ;
and in the scuffle that followed slipped I
to the floor. I did not see anything j
that happened outside my premises
and did not strike Mr. Lackaye at any
Mr. Lackaye returned recently from
a vacation in Canada. A friend told
him that McGraw felt very badly about
his tight with William Boyd at the
Lambs Club and regretted the loss of
friends among the club members.
Actor Explains Attack
, "Through this friend I sent McGraw I
a message of cheer," said Mr. Lackaye. I
"I told him that twenty-five years ago I
a man had told mc that a friend who i
stuck to his frineds when they were i
both right and wrong was the only
worth-while friend. I told him that I
was his friend and that I would like to
see him.
"After McGraw received this mes- j
sage I called him up on the phone and l
he told me to come up to his house. He
said several friends were there and he
wanted me to meet them.
"Acting onl? in the interests of
friendship, I went to see McGraw and
told him that ?the bcyit thing he could
do was to forget the quarrel at the
Lambs Club. McGraw became suspi?
cious and demanded to know who had
sent me there. I replied that no one
ever sent me anywhere and that I
was acting on my own initiative. I
also told him that if he held any
suspicions as to my motive I would
have to leave.
"It was then that I extended my |
hand to McGraw and he attacked me.
There was no warning, as McGraw had |
put out his right hand as if to shake
mine. Instead, he drew back his left
and smashed me in the jaw.
"I crumpled up on a sofa and my j
ankle twisted under me. I got up and
aimed a few wallops at McGraw. The
fight was halted by persons in the j
room. I got to the street without as- ?
sistaiice, called a cab and went to a
drug store. The day after the quarrel
I consulted a doctor and found that :
my ankle had been fractured."
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Grand Jury
Finds World
Series 'Fixer'
Foreman Says Man Who
Acted for Gamblers and
Made Offers to White
Sox Players Is Known
Only Few Players
Involved in Fraud
aArnold Rothstein, William
Burns and Abe Attell
To Be Called to Testify
CHICAGO, Sept. 24.?H. H. Brigham,
foreman of the Cook County Grand
Jury investigating alleged baseball
gambling, to-night told newspaper men
that the name of the man who "fixed''
the 1919 world's series for Cincinnati
to win had been given to the grand
jury. This man, Brigham stated, acted
a:? a representative of a ring of gam?
blers, who offered Chicago White Sox
players money to throw games to the
Cincinnati Reds.
Brigham declared that the testimony
thus far given had caused the grand
jury to decide to subp?nae Arnold
Rothstein, of New York, millionaire
turfman and controlling owner of the
Havre do Grace racetrack; William
Burns, former Chicago American and
Cincinnati National League pitcher;
Abe Attell, former featherweight box
ing champion, and several other well
known sportsmen.
Earlier in the day Mr. Brigham is- i
sued a statement declaring positively
that there had been "crooked work" in j
organized baseball, and setting forth j
the intention of the Cook County grand
jury to get to the bottom of it.
At the same time "Charles A. I
Comiskey, owner of the White Sox, in '
a statement criticized Ban Johnson,
president of the American League, for ;
failure to cooperate in the investiga- !
tion of chargcj? of crookedness leveled
against the Chicago teams.
These were the happenings to-day
^following the adjournment yesterday;
until Tuesday of the grand jury. Other j
features of the day -re:
Announcement that the grand jury j
would not be dissolved on September
30, but would be retained as a special
inquisitorial body to probe further the
charges of crookedness in baseball.
Sensational charges by Rube Benton,
pitcher for the New York Giants.
that a pool of $100,000 was paid to cer
tain White Sox players by a Pittsburgh I
gambling syndicate for the ''throwing"
of the world series between the Chi- ;
cago White Sox and the Cincinnati
After Gambling Syndicates
Indications that the grand jury in- j
vestigation would reach out and em
brace the activities of the so-called j
gambling syndicates whose sinister in- i
fluences are said to have been at work ?
in certain games.
A rumor reported by Ban Johnson
that the same gambling syndicate !
which is said to have operated so suc- \
cessfully last year had threatened cer- i
tain White Sox players with exposure
unless they agreed to "throw" games
this year.
Active cooperation of Federal au
thorities in suppression of baseball
gambling. District Attorney Clyne,
upon hearing that the mails had been
misused by certain syndicates to con?
duct pools, called Rush D. Simmons,'
postal inspector for the Chicago dis?
trict, into conference to instruct him
to investigate for violations of the law.
Reiteration of Mr. Comiskey's offer
of $10,000 reward for any direct evi- i
dence that a White Sox player had I
helped "throw" a game, and his assur- |
anee that rather than retain any dis- :
honest man on his team he would go I
into this year's world scries "with a
team of second raters."
The grand jury statement was issued I
as the investigating body prepared to
Jay aside the baseball inquiry until !
next Tuesday, when a number of new
witnesses will be called. Among those
scheduled are George M. Cohan, theat
rical producer; Mont Tennes, and John
A. Heydler, president of the National I
League. Cohan is said to have lost ?
$30,000, and Tennes $80,000 on the j
world's series las; year.
Jury Foreman's Statement
The statement by Foreman Brigham
"The unscrupulous tricksters have,
without doubt, 'reached' some of the I
more weakly charactered baseball
"Enlightening testimony is coming
from many men whose motives are sin?
cere, are purely sportsmanlike, with the
intent of placing the game and keeping
it upon the high level that it has occu?
pied in the past. ?
"If the evidence warrants the jury
will indict and thereby bring to trial
those guilty of crime.
"The grand jury will appreciate any
clews that lovers of clean sport
throughout Ihe country may give it,
(Continued on page ton)
Marconi Offers Radio
To Send News of Fiume
FIUME, Sept. 2.1.?William
Marconi, visiting Fiume yester
, day on his yacht Elektra, was
j met at the landing hy Gabriele
| d'Annunzio, the latter's legion
i aries, 'the city authopitie? and a
; great throng of cheering citizens.
Signor Marconi, speaking from
i the central balcony of the palace,
! promised to'donate to Fiume a
'; powerful radio station capable of
I transmitting news great dis
? tances, so that the world might
learn of what was going on in
| Fiume. The announcement was
| greeted with a tremendous demon
; stration.
Black and Tans'
Sack 3 More
Irish Villages
Police, in Reprisals for
Murders, Burn All but
Ten Houses in Miltown;
People Flee to the Hills
Ultimatum to Balbriggan
| Threaten to Destroy Town if
Public Funerals Are Held ;
MacSwiney Much Weaker
By Frank Getty
From The Tribune's European Bureau
Copyright, 1320, New York Tribune Inc.
LONDON, Sept. 24.?News reached
London to-day of the sacking of three
more Irish towns bv the "black and
tans," making eight this week which
have suffered from reprisal raids by
this new government police force.
The harvest fields of County Clare
and vicinity were the scene Wednesday
of the ambush of a police lorry, in
which five policemen were killed be?
fore the lorry was set .afire. Serious
destruction of property and some los?
of life followed in the towns of Mil
town, Malbay, Lahinch, Ennistymon,
Doonbeg, Bealaha and Cree. Balbrig?
gan is the eighth town to suffer from
the police reprisals.
OYily ten houses in Miltown escaped
damage. Many were destroyed by the
incendiary fires. Eye-witnesses report :
that uniformed men rushed through I
the streets, shouting, firing their rifles,
smashing window? and destroying
property wherever possible. Houses
were fired after kerosenu had boon i
poured into them from lorries. Sol- !
diers from a neighboring barracks i
helped the citizens fight the flimes. j
The local police also assisted in the
rescue of the inhabitants whose lives |
were endangered by the flames.
Inhabitants Flee to Hills
Similar scenes were enacted at La?
hinch, where many of the inhabitants!
were forced to flee to the sand hills
north of the town, where they spent
the night in great suffering and terror.
One man was shot dead by the "black
and tans" and another was mortally
At Ennistymon five houses were
fired and two men were killed. Hay
ricks between Lahinch and Ennistymon I
were burned. ;
Officiai inquiries into these activities,
of the police are being instituted. The ?
investigation at Balbriggan, where In
spector John Burke of the Royal Irish
Constabulary was shot early this week
has been suspended pending the recov?
ery of his wounded brother, Sergeant
Burke, whose testimony is necessary. :
In an inquiry at Abbeyi'eale a police- ;
man told of the shooting of two civil?
ians, saying that they ran from him
and after shouting to them to halt,
he shot both dead. |
The continued prohibition of>the
coroner's inquest in the case or the
Sinn Fein councillor Lynch, who was :
slain by the "black and tans" at the
Royal Exchange Hotel in Dublin, is
adding to the public incredulity of the
official version that he was shot while
trying to escape.
An order to-day forbidding parades I
of Sinn Fein volunteers at funerals is
bitterly resented, especially in view of
the possibility of a funeral at Cork
at an early date.
In connection with the banning of
funeral parades, the inhabitants of
Balbriggan have been notified by the
"black and tans" that the destruction
of their town will be completed if the
victims of the former raid arc buried
publicly. Consequently the Repub?
licans attribute the new order to the
influence of the "black and tans" and
are asking whether the official govern?
ment or the new police force is the
real ruler of Ireland.
By dynamiting the safe in the Dublin
General Postoffice early to-day after
overpowering the lone night watchman
two unidentified armed men obtained
more than ?'3,000 in cash and escaped.
It is believed that the marauders
were members of a gang of twenty
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Mrs. Spreckels to Stay in London
And Face Barrett in Gem Case
From The Tribute'? Furopran Bureau
Copyright, 1D20, New York Tribun" Inc.
LONDON, Sept. 24.?Mrs. John D.
Spreckels, who has applied for a war?
rant for the arrest of Captain William
N. Barrett, husband of Alice Gordon
Drcxel, of Philadelphia, New York and
Newport, charging him with the theft
of a $100,000 necklace, was much sur?
prised to-day to learn that Harret was
in California. She was compelled at the
last moment to change her plans for
returning to the United States to-mor?
row and now intends to remain in Lon?
don until Barrett is brought here.
"I first met Barrett," said Mrs.
Spreckels to-day, "in Washington in
1914 and I hadn't seen him again until
I met him at the taces at Sandown this
year in company with some friends.
He was extremely gracious and pleus
ant and I understood that he was a
man of independent means. He prom?
ised to havo me meet some of his
irl?.nds, and as I hud been traveling
around for mor? thnn a year I was glad
to remain In London for a few months.
Marrett kept his word, introducing me
to many poraona of aocial prominence,
inelMoing several titled ladies."
It waa aoon after they became ?c
qiiainted that Mrs. Spreckels intrusted
; her jewels to Barrett. About a fort?
night later, when she phoned his apart
j ment in Portrnan Square, she learned
that he had left the city. She attached
no importance at first to his disanpear
? anee, but when repeated inquiries
brought iho SRme reply that he was
out of the city, Mrs. Spreckels be?
came uneasy and finally started an in?
vestigation which led up to the appli?
cation for a warrant for Barrett's ar
I rest.
In the West End the case is causing
much surprise, as Bairett was acctu
i tomed to moving !n the best social
circles and was himself a lavish en?
.V,?., Uil Di.ipnteh t? The Tribune
?LOS ANGELES, Sept. 24.?William
N. Barrett, who is in this city visiting
friends, has retained II. L. Giesler, an
attorney here, to represent him. It is
; expected that Barrett will fight extra
j dition procecdijigs^started in London.
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Wave to Hit
Wholesalers and Retail
: Men Hope to Stimulate
Buying by Public, Re?
ports to Tribune Show
j Chicago Grain Falls
As Movement Grows
Cleveland Worsted Co.
Announces 30 P.C. Re?
duction ; Labor a Factor
Reports received by The Tribune
yesterday indicate that the cutting of
prices is gaining headway. Dealers re
| port that reductions in the retail prices
i of men's ar.d women's clothing might
be soon looked for, as ?a result of .the
! desire of both wholesalers and retail?
ers to stimulate renewed buying by a
! public which has become weary of high
I prices.
John W. Hahn, executive secretar}
| of the National Garment Retailers' As
j sociation, referring to the reduction!
, of 20 to 25 per cent recently made bj
the woolen manufacturers, announce?
that the retailers "are preparing tc
i meet the drop in prices." Ilead^ o:
| some of the big department stores as
serted that the action of the Fore
1 Motor Company and the II. H. Franklir
Manufacturing Company in reducing
! the prices of their automobiles wai
? merely anticipating a drop in prices o
i commodities in general.
Chicago Grain Prices Fall
Prices of wheat on the Chicago grail
'? market took a drop as a result of th<
; agitation for a lower cost of living
j Wheat fell off as much as 12V, cents ;
i bushel. Other grain fell in sympa
| thy. Food prices in New York, how
i ever, showed no tendency to dror.
markets and restaurants reporting tha
; "prices are coing up, if anything."
In tin' Middle West signs of activ
| price cutting were noted. The Clevc
i land Worsted Mills announced reduc
Ltions from 15 to 30 per cent on good
I manufactured for spring. Toledo ar
! nounced that prices of lumber ther
had fallen off 20 per cent. Chicag?
which has been conducting an offici;
inquiry into the prices of food
charged by restaurants, continued it
anti-profiteering campaign.
One obstacle (o greatly reduce
prices, it was pointed out yesterda;
is the determination of labor unior
not to agree to lower wage scales, bi
to insist on higher ones. George 1
Snnford, president of the America
j Association of Woolen and Worste
Manufacturero, said that, althoup;
woolen prices have dropped from 20 t
25 per cent, clothing manufacture!
still have to contend with high price
for skilled labor, which might have
tendency to check the. drop before tr
manufactured rroduct reaches the coi
Fumer. _____
Price-Slashing Sales Predicted
Intimation that many retailers a:
planning drastic price cuts, with
series of sales such as were witness?
during the 20 per cent reduction wa?
that swept the country last sprin
was made by Mr. Hahn.
"I find already." he said, "that me
chants are preparing to meet the dr<
in prices. Some of them are plannii
intensive sales. ?They realize that tl
public is tired of paying high prie
and that a big volume of business ci
be gained only on a lower price bas
Sale after sale will be held by son
retailers. It is possible that the a
tion of a few will be follow'ed by ti
"Late last spring most of the reta
ers realized tney could not sell th?
merchandise at the high prices ci
manded by wholesale costs and s
cording!^* cut them. Then they i
solved not to be caught again by t
rebellion of the consumer against t
prices. Accordingly, they have stock
up on fall goods in a most limit
manner. Our association, despite t
many criticisms leveled at it by mar
facturcrs of women's garments, h
steadfastly advised bur members
buy as little as possible."
Simon Forecast Reductions
Franklin Simon, head of Frank
Simon ?fe Co., and president of the >
tional Garment Retailers' Associate
some months ago predicted a loweri
of prices and said in his newspaf
advertising that prices were comi
Several retailers ventured the op
ion that the widespread public
given the price drops within the Ii
few days will unsettle the confidei
of the ultimate consumer and cai
him to defer his purchases until he
convinced that prices have reached 1
lowest possible level for the ti
Bankers Look for Slow
But Sure Price Declii
?Mail Order Business Falls C
Seriously and a Fnrth
Cut n Rates Is Like
Mail order houses in New ?York ;
undecided on the question of issu
new lists in competition with the lo\
prices announced by Sears, Roebi
i & Co. and Montgomery Ward & Co.,
? Chicago. No statement could be
; taine.l from officials of the Chai
Williams Stores here. Smaller n
! order houses reported that they 1
! made no decision.
S. G. Rosenbaum, president of
National Cloak and Suit Company,
serted that his firm, realizing t
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Perfumed Bath, Every
Night Off, for Serva
Also $35 a Week, Limousii
Amusement Tickets, Fruit,
Rich Steaks and Chicken
Special Dispatch to The Tribune
PROVIDENCE, Sept. 24.?The foil
ing advertisement appeared to-day
the "Help Wanted" column of an af
noon newspaper here:
HOUSHMAIP with ?rood appetite.
moatly rirh fruit. ?teaks ?nd chlcl
perfumea bnth ami nil toilet articles
vlded; ?very nl?ht oft; limousine
airiwcment ticket? provided; wages
The advertising manager of the m
Finper says the advertisement appar
y was inserted in good faith and
several replies already have been
1 cf?ved.
Drastic Laws Enacted
To Stop Rent Gouging;
Evictions Are Halted
Teeth Put Into Rent Lan s Will Drive
Gougers Out of City, Says Justice Levy
ALBANY, Sept. 24.?Chief Justice Levy, of the Municipal Court
in Now York City, said that the bills passed* by the Legislature to-day
would make the city too hot for profiteering landlords, and that they
would be driven out of Wcstchester County also.
"The justices of the Municipal Court," he said, "now will be able
to interpret the laws uniformly. The rent laws now have real teeth
in them, and they will not only stamp out the profiteering landlord, but
stop the gouging landlords making Bolsheviks out of the ignorant
peoble who blame the government for the unconscionable greed of the
comparatively few men who are a disgrace to the real estate com?
Wilson Defies
Congress on
Shipping Act
Holds II Exceeded Constitu?
tional Powers in Direct- i
ing Him to Abrogate
Commercial Treaties
President Hayes Cited
, ___________________
Asserts Compliance With the
Act Would Be Breach of
Faith With Other Nations
From The Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.?President I
Wilson announced to-day through the
State Department that he would not
carry out the provisions of the mer?
chant marine act instructing him to
give notice to foreign governments
that they must terminate certain sec?
tions of commercial treaties which con?
flict with the act of the American Con?
The President held that Congress is
without the constitutional power to di?
rect the Executive to abrogate parta of
treaties. *
"The action sought to be imposed
upon the Executive," the President de?
clares, "wouid amount to nothing lesa !
than the breach or violation of said i
In an official statement issued by the i
State Department the point is made
that the President's refusa! to comply
with the direction of Congress does not :
nullify the entire shipping act, but:
makes inoperative Section 34, which
requires the President to serve notice ;
on nat?o?? that the merchant marine
act ?3 supreme.
Text of Official Statement
The State Department announcement
"The Department of State has been
informed by the President that he does
not deem the direction, contained in !
Section 34 of the so-called merchant j
marine act, an exercise of any constitu?
tional power possessed by the Congress.
"Under the provisions of the section ;
referred to the President was directed :
within ninety days after the act be-i
came law to notify the several govern?
ments with whom the United States!
had entered into commercial treaties
that thi3 country elected to terminate |
so much of said treaties, as restricted '?
the right of the United States to im-:
pose discriminating customs duties on;
imports and discriminatory tonnage
dues, according as the carrier vessels
were domestic or foreign, quite regard-'
less of the fact that these restrictions
are mutual, operating equally upon the I
other governments which are parties
to the treaties, and quite regardless
also of the further fact that the
treaties contain no provisions for their
termination in the manner contem?
plated by Congress.
Would Mean Treaty Breach
"The President, therefore, considers!
it misleading to speak of the 'termina?
tion of the restrictive clauses of such
treaties. The action sought to be im-'
posed upon the Executive would;
amount to nothing less than the breach '
or violation of said treaties, which are i
thirty-two in number and cover every
point of contact and mutual depend-,
ence which constitute the modern re- j
lations between friendly states. Such ;
a course would be wholly irreconcilable
with the historical respect which the!
United States has shown for its inter- ?
national engagements and would fal
sify every profession of our belief in
the bindirg force and the reciprocal j
obligation of treaties*in general.
"Secretary Colby, commenting on the
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Three More Killed in
Labor Riot? in Turin
Bomb Thrown Near Police Of- ;
fice, Fragments Damaging
Buildings in Vicinity
ROME, Sept. 24.?Disorders continue
at Turin and rifle firing is sometimes
assuming" the character of a battle in
the outskirts of the city, according to
dispatches reaching Rome. Three
more persons have been killed, it is
said, among them being Mario San
tini, president of the Young Men's
Nationalist Association. A bomb was
thrown in San Carlo Square, near the
central police office, but no one was
killed or injured. The nearby build?
ings were struck by fragments. Po?
lice and military authorities have made I
about 200 arrests.
A resolution passed by the Council
of the Workmen's League, inviting the
people to remain calm and not to ieop
ardize negotiations in the metal work?
ers' dispute by acts of violence is pub- |
lished by the newspaper Avanti.
LONDON, Sept. 24.?Workmen em?
ployed at the Orlando shipyard at Leg?
horn have refused to turn the plant
back to the owners until they are paid
wages for the time they have'been on
strife*, says a Rome dispatch to the
Excr" nge Telegraph. (
Port Is Blocked
By Great Flood
Of Immigrants
Ellis Island Congestion Is
at Its Climax a?d Com?
missioner Wallis Goes to
the Capital to Get Aid
3 Steamships Held Up
Many Arrive Lacking Money
or Tickets to Carry Them
to Their Destinations
The congestion of aliens at Ellis
Island, which began three weeks ago,
reached a climax yesterday when the
Immigration Bureau issued an order
that no immigrants would be received
from inbound steamships until Monday.
When the immigration station has a
full equipment of inspectors the capac?
ity of Ellis Island enables the bureau
to handle a maximum of 5,000 immi?
grants a day. *
Commissioner Wallis left the city for
Washington yesterday to confer with
the Secretary of Labor on means of,
getting relief from the unusually over?
crowded condition of the island.
2,221 Detained on Island
Byron H. Uhl, Acting Commissioner,
said: ?
"We we're obliged to keep 2,221 de?
tained aliens on the island last night,
a number far in excess of our sleep
ing accommodations. It will require
the next thirty-six hours to dispose of j
these and make room for others that j
are now being held aboard theU'ateam
ships that brought them to this coun?
try. We sent inspectors to-day aboard
four steamships that have been in port I
for several days without unloading
their steerage passengers. These* in- |
spectors will make their examinations j
and will admit to the country all who
are eligible to land.
"Those who fail to pass the prelim- j
inary examination and are ordered de?
tained will not be sent to the island j
for a few days but will be kept aboard I
such vessels as the steamship lines i
have in port. This will, in a measure,
take care of the congestion, at the
island." '
The vessels on which examinations
were held yesterday were the Heilig
Olav, from Copenhagen, with 379 im?
migrants; the St. Paul, from South?
ampton, with .379; the Mexico, from
Vera Cruz, with 86, and the Carmania,
from Southampton and Cherbourg,
with 1,128.
Three Await Inspection
The other vessels awaiting inspec- :
tion with their immigrants aboard are
the Patria, from Marseilles, with 1,700;
the Touraine, from Havre, with 538.
and the Celtic, which arrived yesterday
with 1,552.
On board the steamship Thomas, a
former transport which was examined
yesterday, were 300 immigrants, who '
were detained as ineligible. It was .
said at Ellis Island yesterday that a I
shortage of money, rather than physi- i
tal or moral fitness, was the chief
cause of the detentions and general
congestion at the island.
Many of the detained persons are
women and children, who are eligible
to admission, but who have neither
railroad tickets to destinations nor the ?
money to purchase them. They are
being held until the relatives to whom I
they are going send them funds or |
come from various parts of the ooun
try to escort them to their destinations.
"Parasitic" Element in
U? S. immigration Grows
Government to Warn Consuls
Abroad to Use More Care in
Sifting Out Undesirables
WASHINGTON, Sept. 24. ? Reports
received at the State Department from
the immigration authorities concern?
ing? the class of immigrants now com?
ing to this country may result in in?
structions to American consuls in Eu?
rope to exercise greater care in sifting
out the undesirables from the lists of
those applying for permission to come
to the United States.
It was said to-day that the foreign
representatives of the State Depart?
ment had been able to check materially
the attempts of the known radical
element to enter America, but that
they had not been able to prevent a
huge increase in the number of what
is characterized in the reports from
the immigration officers as "economic
Immigration authorities have re?
ported to the Department that the
ever-increasing stream of immigra?
tion ' now moving into the United
States carries a far greater number
of Europe's shiftless element than it
did before the war. Appeals of the
immigration authorities to the depart?
ment that it assist In clarifying the
stream declare that before the war
a large part of those entering the
United States were in search of work,
but that now the greater part are
those who are attempting t? escape
work in their own countries.
Measure to Exempt Mort?
gages From Income
Tax Alone Defeated ;
Legislature Adjourns
Jury Trials in AH
Dispossess Cases
$25,000 Provided for In
vestigation of Alleged
Bidg. Material Combine
From <i Staff Correspondent
ALBANY, Sept. 24.?The Legis?
lature adjourned to-night after en
: acting the entire program of the
Lockwood housing committee, de?
signed to abolish rent profiteering,
with the exception of the bill ex:
tempting incomes from mortgages
from the provisions of the state in?
come tax.
The Legislature also adopted a
resolution of Senator J. Henry Wal?
ters, directing the committee to in?
vestigate the alleged conspiracy of
the building material men to boopt
prices and to inquire into the condi?
tions of the mortgage market.
Twenty-five thousand dollars was
appropriated to carry out this in?
vestigation, which will gtart imme?
The Legislature met at 10 a. m.
j after the leaders had been in an all
? night conference with Judge Aaron
J. Levy, chief judge of the Municipal
Court, and Municipal Court Judge
Harold A. Spiegelberg, perfecting
the seven measures which were
passed to-day. Before adjournment
both houses voted thanks to Judges
Levy and Spiegelberg.
Provisions of the Bills
The bilis passed to-day provide:
That a landlord cannot dispossess
a tenant unless he desires to obtain
possession for persona) use, intends
to build a new dwelling house, non?
payment of. rent, or where the ten?
ant is objectionable.
That local legislative bodies may
exempt new dwellings from taxation
for ten years.
That a landlord cannot dispossess a
tenant who refuses to pay an in?
crease in rent, providing the tenant
pays the old rate.
That a landlord shall not increase
the rent of a tenant pending litiga?
tion with the renter.
That hold-over actions shall not ob?
tain except in cases where the ten?
ant is an undesirable.
That justices of the peace in West
chester County shall not have the
power to dispossess tenants.
That all amendments to the sum?
mary proceeding law shall 3pply only
to New York City and Westchester
The Principal Amendment
All the bills place on the landlord
the burden of proof. The principal
amendment to the rent laws, which is
aimed at stopping profiteering by lim?
iting the dispossess to four specific
cases, reads:
"Section 2231 of the code of civil
nrocedure is hereby amended by in?
serting therein a new sub-division, to
be sub-division 1-A, to read as follows*.
"'1-A?A public emergency existing,
no proceeding as prescribed in sub?
division 1 of this section shall be main?
tainable to recover thp possession of
real property in a city of the first class
or in a city in a county adjoining a
city of the first class, occupied for
dwelling purposes, except a proceeding
to recover such possession upon the
ground that the person holding over is
objectionable, in which case the land?
lord shall establish to the satisfaction
of the court that the person holding
over is objectionable; or a proceeding
where the owner of record of the
building, being a natural person, seeks
in good faith to recover possession of
the same, or a room or rooms therein,
for the immediate and- personal occu?
pancy by himself and his family as a
"Or a proceeding where the petitioner
shows t~ <-he satisfaction of the ?eoort
that he- desires in good fai?*h to recover
premises for the purpose of demolish?
ing the same with the intention of con?
structing a new building to be used
I exclusively for dweMing purposes, plans
| of which new building shall have been
duly filed and approved by the propsr
authority. In a pending proceeding
for the recovery of real property in
; bu -. a city, on the ground that the oc?
cupant holcis over after the expiration
of his term, a warrant shall not b?
issued unless the petitioner establishes
to th?. satisfaction of the court that
the proceeding is one mentioned in th(
I exceptions enumerated in this sub?
"This subdivision shall be in effect
only i ntil the first day of Noveai'-er
"Chapter 137 of the laws of 1920
entitled 'an act in relntion to ?ummarj
proceedings to reeo- the possessior
of real property ' .ties of the fir?1
clas. or in in a co-adjoinin.
city of first c. , is hereby repealed
"This act sha.i take effect immedi
Exemption of Dwellings
In the debate on the bills in th'
Assembly Simon L. Adler, of Roches
ter, declared that the most importan
measure in the entire program was th
cne empowering local legislative bod
ies to exempt from taxation dwelling
for a period of ten years. This applie
to construction started before 1922.
The bill giving local legislative bod
I ies power to exempt from local taxe
new buildings planned for dwellin
purposes provides:
Section 1. Chapter 62 of the laws o
1909, entitled "An Act in Relation t
Taxation, Constituting Chaper 60 of th
Consolidate Laws," is hereby amende
by inserting therein a new section? t
be Section 4, to read as follow?;,
4-B. Exemption of N?w Btfsldinj
Prom Local Taxation.?Th? UfUUt?
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What does wuhan mean?
Definitions for wuhanˈwuˈhɑn
Here are all the possible meanings and translations of the word wuhan.
Princeton's WordNet
a city of central China on the Chang Jiang; the commercial and industrial center of central China
A sub-provincial city in central China; capital of Hubei Province.
Wuhan is the capital of Hubei province, People's Republic of China, and is the most populous city in Central China. It lies at the east of the Jianghan Plain, and the intersection of the middle reaches of the Yangtze and Han rivers. Arising out of the conglomeration of three cities, Wuchang, Hankou, and Hanyang, Wuhan is known as "the nine provinces' leading thoroughfare"; it is a major transportation hub, with dozens of railways, roads and expressways passing through the city. Because of its key role in domestic transportation, Wuhan was sometimes referred to as the "Chicago of China." It is recognized as the political, economic, financial, cultural, educational and transportation center of central China. The city of Wuhan, first termed as such in 1927, has a population of 10,020,000 people, with about 6,434,373 residents in its urban area. In the 1920s, Wuhan was the national capital of a leftist Kuomintang government led by Wang Jingwei in opposition to Chiang Kai-shek, as well as wartime capital in 1937.
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of wuhan in Chaldean Numerology is: 5
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of wuhan in Pythagorean Numerology is: 4
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Muguruza suffered a left ankle injury while playing in the Wuhan Open at the beginning of October.
Is it right for the police to be doing mobile spying in such a high-profile way? how impressive that Wuhan Hongxin has these products!
I remember when I was with Vika (Azarenka) and she played Johanna in Wuhan and I was trying to analyze Johanna's game before the match and I found it difficult, she doesn't really have a weakness and can score from both sides. It was difficult to find a good game plan to beat her.
There is still a ton of action concentrated in the large ecosystems such as Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Hangzhou and maybe Chengdu, Wuhan, however there is a ' power law ' at work here and Beijing really dominates in terms of number of deals as well as active investors. Beijing is to Shanghai as Silicon Valley is to New York City in terms of the level of activity - anywhere between 2 to 4 times depending on what report you read.
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Nestled between the Barony Golf Course and Port Royal Racquet Club, our two-bedroom villa offers all the comforts of home, plus use of the services and facilities at the award-winning Westin Resort Hilton Head Island. As a guest of owner, you'll also have available to you, charging privileges on your villa account for use throughout the resort. Our free shuttle offers a quick ride between your villa, the beach, tennis, golf, and The Westin Resort.
The Villa features a full entertainment center with TV and VCR, a wet-bar and a fully-equipped kitchen including a microwave, dishwasher, and a washer and dryer. And if that's not enough, there's a wrap-around screened porch overlooking the lagoons. We have ceiling fans throughout and two luxurious baths--each with its own whirlpool tub. The villas have two private pools, BBQ grills, and an outdoor hot tub within the complex.
Each day of the rental includes FREE GOLF for four at one of three courses at the Port Royal Golf Club. All you pay for is the cart! You'll also receive one hour a day of FREE TENNIS at the prestigious Port Royal Racquet Club.
This gorgeous resort villa will comfortably accommodate a family of six. But it's also perfect for two couples traveling together, or as a romantic and extra-spacious getaway for two.
Ocean Palms, with its central location on the island, Westin Resort privileges and the included Golf/Tennis package, makes this the best deal on the island!
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My wife, two daughters and I live in suburban Chicago. I'm a retired Public Safety Officer and my wife's a retired Court Reporter with the State of Illinois.
James Sullivan purchased this villa in 2005
We have loved Hilton Head Island for as long as we can remember. We reached a point where we were ready to purchase property on the island. One look at Ocean Palms, the Villas and the property, made it a very easy decision to make. No where else on the island do you get what Ocean Palms has to offer.
Complete use of the Westin Resort and all its amenities. A foursome of golf is included in each day's rental, you simply pay for the golf cart only. One hour of tennis is included as well in each day of the rental. Each of these are within a few minutes walk.
Villa has a great view overlooking the lagoon!
Last day of a great week golf/beach vacation. Sorry to be heading home tomorrow, even tropical storm Julia didn't dampen our vacation. Beautiful villa, perfect for 2 couples. Well equipped kitchen, two full baths with lots of bath amenities and each bedroom with a king bed. Wonderful facilities at the Westin, great pools, concierge and a quick and pleasant shuttle service from the villa to the hotel or beach side. Made good use of the screened in porch watching all of the wildlife just outside our door. Definitely worth a trip back.
We have vacationed at Hilton Head/Ocean Palms the last 4 summers and love the convenient, quiet villa location combined with many Westin benefits. The villa is updated and extremely nice, has a great view, and is located close to the pool. The Westin has many activities available for the kids, several pools, and restaurants. There is convenient access to the white sandy beach and we also really enjoy the scenic paved biking/running paths around Port Royal. Ocean Palms is also conveniently located to many other attractions on the island such as Shelter Cove, Sea Pines, and and lots of great restaurants. We've loved each and every family vacation on the island and can't wait for our next visit!
We have many happy memories from our family vacation in Hilton Head at Port Royal this summer, in large part due to the wonderful accomodations at your lovely villa. We had all of the benefits of a 4-star hotel, with the added convenience of a kitchen, spacious rooms and laundry facilities. There were so many fun things for us to enjoy at Hilton Head with our children and we loved having a great home base with convenient and easy access to the beach, the complimentary shuttle to the Westin, all of the swimming pools and tennis courts at Ocean Palms and the Westin, as well as the childrens programs offered by the hotel and the resort. We were also conveniently located to the other areas and activities on the island. Thank you so much for a wonderful place to stay away from home!
A great place to relax and enjoy golf and sun and sand in the spring and fall. We've never been disappointed in the property or the surroundings, and would recommend a stay at Ocean Palms to one and all.
Access to restaurants and shopping is first rate, and a visit to Fuddrukkers, and the Old Oyster Factory is a must.
Port Royal Golf Club, cuddled by the Atlantic coastline, was named one of the 'Top 75 U.S. Golf Resorts' by Golf Digest Magazine.
The Port Royal Racquet Club was ranked as one of the 'Top 50 Greatest U.S. Tennis Resorts' by Tennis Magazine. It has been host to the games legends and superstars, like Martina Navratilova, Steffi Graf, Tony Trabertand, and Stan Smith.


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Atlus Inc. this month released the Marie Trailer for Persona 4: Dancing All Night for Sony Corp.'s PS Vita.
The trailer features Marie, a character in the final game.
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The final game includes 25 full songs and a fully-voiced story mode.
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In a refreshing change from the depressing procession of portraits of early-childhood neglect and despair recently adorning the magazine's covers, Us Weekly switches gears to spotlight the development of Suri Cruise, Hollywood's Happiest-Seeming Toddler™. But while raising an 18-month-old genetically engineered by Scientology's top baby-fabricating technicians to unquestioningly obey its parental custodians might seems like an easy task, Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes still find themselves needing the guidance contained in Dianetics Chapter XVII Sec (c), "On the Emotional Maintenance and Discipline of Your New Child-Unit." Says Us:
Additionally, Holmes, 29, and Cruise, 45, have a hard time saying no to Suri. But it's not simply because they're pushovers.
"It's all about being positive and supportive," says the couple's friend (Hubbard advised parents to "try to be the child's friend.") As for discipline, one former church member tells Us that Scientologists do not scold their children, but instead explain that bad behavior (like throwing a toy) is the "wrong action." (A Scientology rep tells Us, "How a parent disciplines their child is left up to the parent.")
Cruise and Holmes, says their pal, are very lenient and do not like to give Suri too many rules: "Suri pretty much does whatever she wants, whenever she wants. If she fusses before bed, they let her stay up later. If they want her to go swimming and she cries, they'll take her out. If she whines about food, they'll ask her what else she wants to eat. They always want to please her."
Of course, this understandable leniency is counterbalanced by the constant presence of the two Scientology-approved nannies assigned by the Celebrity Centre to ensure that Suri continues progressing along the Bridge to Preschool Obedience. For example, each time the precocious child takes the brightly colored toy saw from her Fisher Price tool set and pretends to cut through the chain on her mommy's ankle-shackle, a minder is always close by to gently admonish her that she's engaging in a "wrong action," even though Holmes' natural maternal instinct is to let her daughter do as she pleases.