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Madison Wisconsin State Journal (Newspaper) - February 02, 1920, Madison, WisconsinWEATHER COLDER CITY EDITION /O L . 134, NO. 123. 81st Year. MADISON, WIS., M ONDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY 2, 1920. TW ELVE PAGES PRICE TW O CENTS LODGE GEGG JUMP W i l l M f t W F p r e s s o f b r i t a i n" I L L :i! U � t GREY PLEA FOR TO CALL PACT ISSUE FEO. 9 V iscoun t s W o rd s P o u r Oil on T ro u b led W ate r s Lp a t? e Sn c e G I R L DI E S ; A R R I V A L OF WARNING ON PERSHING IS S age Council in M ids t of Mischief-M aking D is tu rbances Says P a p e r ; T o le rance U rg e d LAXITY GIVEN BIG MOMENT Republican Leader Gives For� mal Notice in Senate o f Motion on Treaty Next Monday \ I J a s h i n g J VV Unlay *. Lodi TON'- Mr-na form al notice th� Bena!� th a t oil next M day hi will a~k unan im ous com th a t Mina to ru les In* suspended 'he peace trouty rexert 3 Y W E B B MI LLER I ON DON -" E v ery good B r i ton will re sp o n d to the remained .tppoa. of Vim olm! 1 lr* !.?!*. r . 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In Ken* rn BOTH CLAIM S Y M P A T H Y , on to ha ' A S I I IN G TO N --Viscount G rey s sm o o th in g t r wa-* tak e n to d ay Ivy s e n a to r s j Knglish |'U is Ha . t on� th e d " ; ' th of . . .vt r.-.tj I he B ri t ish a rm y , " ' n d e n t a t th� infirm ary , 4 5 new caries, | o cliat in his iffier in the H o rs ;*L of f ir .ii se r ious and soni** vc lia I I l u n n l s , WH It chal d oc to rs t e rm double p neum onia . I 'H o w e v e r I " i i i anew* I ,* f(*W CJUrJB : - ' in the ' tiu" I ions." h r add rd ; ? nation. lie n a tu re of tho su b je c t I w ish *'ig i Pi :re ut m em bersh ip . SALE O F"SECONDS' ' IN FOOD URGED M IL W A U K IE ; The lost o ll* m g co m m it tee i . no i ', ti zen sh. I j nim* ndr I 'i,l ! sa les ok "seconds" in food m u ! The sn Kg* . ; lop wni s inspi red b, ch a rg e s p a r t ia l ly subsiM iniated by in vest igution, i lia ' Wirt'' tons c l burned th� c ity inc ine ra to r Resolutions adop ted by th i .omnnt tee urge commission I acreha* r* tall grocers !�; boid 11 "agit; y F ra n k C. Dailey, d a t the o p en in g of a s s e r t e d t h o u sa n d s in N ew b e r ry '* c a m � eo u n tcd f o t . ds o f th e N e w b e r ry c a m p a ig n c o m m it te e a r e "kep t in an u n u su a l a n d ty?lisiirmtin*rm. Iii B R 'ER HA WG BUM PROPHET; COLD AHEAD R. G R O UND HOG di d n't see his sha d ow today! But before y o u r hopes g*m I r e to n e a r ly 25 percent*' a yersons w h * w e m e m b e r i o f th� fa cu l ty in pm** ceding y e a r s a n d only in exceptional* cap* *, to th* o who e n te re d th e facs* u l ty w i th th� c u r re n t y e a r , "T his cha c e in sa la r ie s b a s nu� been m ad e on th o b a s is of a flat pe r* . 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D a r in g tin* w a r a n i ainee i t s clos� s t ih s ta a - ITALIAN PR O T E C T IO N PLAN SUG- ti!,,iy no ,d , , t t lon ha8 m ade G L ST E D BY RADICALS N ADP.!- *a , " r i" S o f V T '" * T - w h "* w n * ATIC D 3 T R IC T S ty p e ut persona th is ' luiet, nu,a* th o cen t ra l flgui * T h e m h to BY C AM ILLO C IA N F E R R A H o M l. -A new j�lan for HctticUicni of the i Ja l iu a t i ln conuruversy. i n � volving home rule fo r ti i'm uta. under l ia l ia n p ro tec t ion , h a s been a d v a n c e d by t ad teals in the A dria t ic d is t r ic t s , a j dispat* u to lh� T e m p o f ro m Uh T r ie s te m�'ea, ' 4 Mii a** I e e l respond* nt tr>d '*y s net cd ling m a n p lay ing po ; >rt w asi ii* to th Unit* i of in f luenza * ' t i , ta 6.26S cases main. u rds o f inditer Alabam a, 117 ^rnia 3.741: r e t i e t ' 4,269 es public h* .lith te leg ra p h ic s u m - I Hen in th e U n i ted leal th d e ju i r tm e n t I it th e d isease in to I'M plan a din to ti by ti I {Ii nu low; Kent! I Dou ryland, 3,1" M ichigan, M iss issippi or o th e r sin J A rk an saa , I I Colorado, 2,1 ; i v la w a r e . icurgia, 122; Id* *,056 (C h icago � U.0: Kansfln, 2.7H4; ma, 150; Maine, M assachuse tts , 96.',- M inneso ta 634; Missouri hose w ere th e c lo s mg w o rd s ol �aq* sent by Field i M arsh a l l l th� B r i t i sh n rm v ii'. F r a n c e u u l r r s oft Apri l i i . 1918. hst - ma�'.�r at I'.; u ii fliorna Co n> d ine , c ap ta in - to !.. rn * iery. T h o m a s l r o ? - r /. of lie *Hida. Jr . , un*! VI it cl !.;. lh f th ' N e w b e r ry mon* '.un*!',c t s , flowers, . ut* u�.*i and, in m an y in s tances , nr-mal d eb ts ," Dailey la id . Lieut. Gov. Dickinson * x- � * " I c a m p a ig n ' be fore the lection, th e re w a s a s c u r r y - ie .Newberry h e a d q u a r te r s . Hurmen wh an I $2,000 w ere ask*'*! posed to both." 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B ON US ACT S W E L L S FU N D * . !; - � fo u n d it iHMDibte SfM* IU' th� state ? . they w* . * P a r t ly cloudy and colder to n ig h t and T uesday , F ro th to s t rong n o r t h � west winds. T E M P E R A T U R E Y es te rd a y -Noon, IS*; 3 p rn.. 29 *� p rn, 24; * p. m 23. Today M idnight, 23; 3 a. rn 31 *'> aer� b ro u g h t here ' Dailey the b a la n ce 'ta CROWNHART ON JOB A S REVISOR CREW ESCAPES s BURNING PLANE COUNTY BOARD IN SESSION TONIGHT ikis- however . , , rfly se t t l e d by a t Bins� f i � re of 1919 itx* n f o r th e u rn - �gents to dr * v o p e ra t io n b u d - ? *t rn. Af ax I '4 he sun*! during 24 ho u rs en d in g J a sa. M in im u m dim? mg I a. rn., 15; a t s* a *? LOM L- A be*'- | in th� R o m e -T* j r ived a t Salonik. d e s t ro y ed by fire to a des pat* ii Th* c rew cs* ap* Meag. ; rcirmal t R E LA TIV E HU M IDITY I p. rn., 99. ;* rn . 93 7 a. rn.. S9 P R E C IP IT A T IO N * D uring 2$ houri* end ing 7 a. rn., ft Norm.*!, 04 in. A ccum ulated de p a r ASK ACTION TO FREE WOOD PULP " 1 MINISTR Y OF CHILE RESIGNS WILL LIVE WITH BULLET IN BRAIN BOMB EXPLODES IN "'BLACK BELT TALKATIVE COW SAVES FAMILY ITM TODAY IN O T H E R Y E A R S W a rm e s t , lk�2. 4�; eoldcid. Sun se ti W A S H IN G ! ON *- S e n a to r U n d e r � wood today in troduced a re so lu tion I req u es t in g Hr* - id* nt W ilson to n a m e ; a com m ission o f five a u th o r ize d to I ncKoiuK*' with the C a n a d ia n g o v e r n - j men! for oance lla t lon *if re s t r ic t iv e I o rd e rs iii council whi* Ii v i r tua l ly p re - j tut ion de I ven t Am erican ohm *h of c ro w n la nils I in C a n a d a f�om using t im b e r for * wood pu ip to m ak e new sprin t . I ne Ult ib" SANTIAGO. C lub� b e r i f d ep u tie s h ad OUK th a approve� ; h* ? *tc t *i - t shou ld b* rep laced by one lug th** p a r l i a m e n ta ry mayor! lu m is t rv last nigh* resigned. 11 j* m i i but

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