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Show j Judge Landis to Dispose Vault H Raid Dispute After Hearing , ijH'j I. W. V. Argument. 'mi m j MARSHALS IN CHARGE ; Await Order to Take More I Papers or Give Up Those V j Already Seized. CHICAGO. Feb. 9. Decision in the ,V Ackers' case is not expected before . ; Monday, although arguments of law- ,: have been finished, as Judgo Lan- J. j lis was to leave the city today. On , -f toacfaslon of arguments in the pack- J yesterday the judgo announc- i; w that ho would dispose of the matter r hearing arguments "in another ;i Je of similar character." Thereupon '? Protest of attorneys for the I. W. -'ri i gainst government seizure of pap-iJ pap-iJ J ln raids on tho organization head- -i Twr,ors was taken up by the court. J iv i anllme deputy United Slates mar- i , 5 aro in chargo of tho vault In j ; iienrj- Yeeder'a olUce, awaiting the j .; Slsl" which will cither warrant 'i ' w taklnB more papers or in giv- : ; UP those gathered in a raid on tho " 1 ; Office Inst Tuesday. The raid was made '-1 : fn,Ju?ctIon AVilh the federal trade ; S8lon's lQ(l"iry into the affairs l 1 136 Pikers ant a clause of the i T!5ant charges Swift & company, . ?01"; & company, Morris & com- " li a7 Cudah-V & company and Wilson .ifi wrapany' Inc- collusion in bld- L I ! f0n contracts for supplies for tho 9 ;1 Ermy and navy. 5 nfTrf constitutionality of the warrant 3 WnTT a,nd sdzui-o is being attacked rV-l ; wS,iudec Landis anl counsel for V ' Sn asscrts that however tho de- ' arfi LSOe tno Psent proceedings '1 ' aw, thc Preliminary skirmish of 1 'ns legal fight. |